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r' V . i mi "mil mi . Ji.-' Till PA t, AFJtIL 17, 1885. , Rrissori as iisad c t!ie French min istry ihk seiit a re amiable reform bill to be considered by the CLaiSib'er of Deputies. While .he i anxious for peace with China and proposes snch terms iu'will ho quickly accented by th i Cliiner.o vernnient,. hln ikcmsiu es with regard to homo .affairs are ' almost revolutionary in thatr character. He proposes at one'fell stroke to abolish the Senate, raise revenue by taxation . iusteatl of by taiiD", se parate church arid Btate, enfove compulsory education, "and reduce .duties .'oii jiVcesYitic. ..lit France ' the evila of 1I13 Senate ' have been tht it has always been the seat 'of the monarchic;;! poxr. ' 'J.'he'for.irier nobility have here h?:ld sway and that natural tendency towardi aristocracy in humdn i-atuif, uhicli of course was great iu a former kingdom, has worked i s accompanying evils. r Uvea in our lwn America, we fee this tendency 'towards wr.'alth ruling in the Senate Ijeco'ining he one'grfca!; crying evil of the times, and ii will lb jnee:ssary Xb' soon call a halt. But here, public seh-'.- . . - , unient holds in check any great wrong, and the patriotic people' work out their own salvation without recourse to rad ical measures.' Tlw next step of Min- . iscer Brisson to rai;e revenue by taxa tion has always been' pronounced by political economists of the' highest order as the only true " method, yet it la;j been considered by eminent slatfis Inen as mi practicable." With the other issues regarding Church and State and universal education the Minister has struck the key-note of popular govern ment. Taken altogether the sugges tions, arc almost revolutionary in their character and yet if followed out in perfect good faith would probably make a model Republic though the impract icability of some of the changes sugges ted will doubtless result in les3 sweep - . iujor alterations.' However 'the "whole bill can only prove how far France has drifted from' her monarchical moorings and how toon a Republic becomes dear to 'the hearts of its people.' Universal ( freedom, hbpity and equality -is only the question 'of a fev short years. WAS' OLODLS THI02END1G. 1 Before tliis issue of the Review reaches its patrons it is almost certain that England and Russia will be at . "war. England with hei ch uacteristic vigor and energy - in exploring and claiming the whole world hs planted her standard in the heart of Asia, mov 4ing northward from far famed '.India and conquering and inakirig 'alliea of - the mountainous tribes of Afghanistan. Russia has felt aggrieved ever since the Crimean war and has, long waited and watched an opportunity to again make an effort to extend her territory1 and at some future time to become the despotic ruler of all 'Europe. With the English in possession of Afghanis tan there is but a few miles distance 1, between the respective territories : of the Russians and the English, and in: this mountainous district are the passes of Herat and Pandjeh which are the very keys to the heart of v Asia. The Afghan doubtless insti gated by the English, m.ula a march into the territory which is in dispute, which has led the Russians to repulse them and also, tomake a forward move iheut: 'Tht:3 matters at the present witting rAind, the Afghantroops being iYoininaiiy in possession of the two great mountainous passcF, but cf course uuable to hold them against an attack - from the Russians, unless they are 'immediately re-in forced by the English. Lord Du fieri ri, viceroy of India is in Afghanistan and receives 'assurances of support to the English cause" from the Afghans "a,nd the many tribes of India. England reports herself ready" to hive 275,000 men under arms at almost any J , .'"- mr' notice and has purchased and laid in 'supply enough cartridges; to kill every khniiiu inhabitant af the globe. "War at the present moment seem inevitable And upon ts results depends nni only tlie future destiny of Asia, but perhaps of Europe. The volcano that has rum bled so long will break forth with terrific force. Was it the present difficulty between the English and the Russians that the poet Bobby Burns was thinking of "Vthen he so iweetlynang:- . - ' v VTh. 'oeat laid scheinfc3 of mice, ard mep( ' Afghan a glea!" ? . '."-. -- "Tliis jfi'nri'tiy have its back to the pub lic, but so did the Afghans when the "E-uEsians got after them. . "' '. --' - ' " ' ' The largest ccfvr this country has ' $rei proditeed was on exhibition at the New fOvleans Exposition, She was . t . ' i - ' - four years old, aud weigb-cl' 3,560" is eleven feet ten inches long, five'feet six inches high, and three feet1 jdx inches across the back she sold for. - ' fifteen hundred dollars. . . ' JSE TEUE POLICY. ' That thele is a happy medium with repaid to the civil service between the advocates of the English system and the polls system is evident, and it is this middle l oad that President Cleve land has chosen to follow.- Of course the application of the civil service ac cording to the radical reformers would be practically the English method by which aii oflro'e-liOidiug class distinct i n 1 aloof frcin the peop'e is created. Tuis is lioc in harmony with our insti tutions aud with American character. Most phiitdv can this be seen in legard to the uuwiittcn law against a third ... term occupancy of the Presidency . No law ujon the statute book is re garded "'more binding or has deeper roots among the people than this sinV pie time-horibred custom. So th-re is EGQie thing deep-grounded in Ameiican character' asrains't'- ah bfScc-holdit'ir class. It is even irksome to see that, which is almost a neces.sitv, Judges appointed for life terms. Yet the other extreme, which however, is 'more consonant with our form of 'govern ment, frequent changes in 'official Tfe, hip? given us all the evils of the spoil.-, system. Under it has flourished and been fostered official corruption'. The most flagrant abuses . ha e grown up and political parties have been formed i'nbo grand armies to contend for spoils. But like all evils that grosv your by year, public opinion finally revoit3 and tiiiik works' the necessary cure. But between these two extremes one build ing up a shoddy aristocracy with un Repnblican ideas aiid tlie other losing sight of patriotic principles in the helter-skelter for spoils,' there is the safe middie ground that'is wisely belli" pursued by President Cleveland. This is simply the observance of the four year tenure of office act and protects and makes absolutely free of the exe cutive, the honest and capable officer for his term of service. Having been chosen in the Urst place cn account of qualifications he is not iii'any measure bounden to any man except to do his duty. Yet when his time expires the American systeru'qf rotation in office irt its enforcing ! of natural and just principles turns the office over to sofme one else, who has been in harmony with t! le powers that be. T.ius at once is given the check to shoddy aristocracy, to the spoils system that makes the offices simply booty, aud adds that healthy stimulus that is necessary to k'eep up those necessary evils party organizations. - .. Glad to Know It. " We are glad to know that, many of onr Republican' neighbors and conttm- poraries are' vell pleased with the new administration. v We truso President Cleveland and his Cabinet will con vince them ere long that tliev have been imposed upon and thaV there not so much to be Feared front Demo cratic administration after aJl." The party with Democratic principles stil lives. Let the st irs "and stripes float upon the breeze with greater freedom than ever for the God of equity has intervened and established a govern ment for the whole people adaiinisterei by thf consent of the governed. The Ameiican eagie is not ashamed of his territory from the Atlantic to the Pa cifiu andfroni Canada to the Gulf of Mexico with a resort in Alaska, Since the new administration has bg gun commumism has subsided and our people are becoming more stable "for when the righteous ruleth the people lejutueiu. v e nope mac we nmv have constant cause for ipinieinv- an tnat our government and tree lnstitu. tions may prove a complete success and ultimately be the means of restor ing to all mankind their inherent ri"ht. l. a u. It is befomihg th gnr il opinion that the decrease of officers under the Cleveland administration will amount fully to 20,000. At an avei nge of $1,- 000 per annum salaty this would mean a saving of $20,000,000 annually or S80,00Q,000 dining a s.ir.gle Presiden tial term. This is nothing more than the correct thing to do and is such an ex ample of true Civil Service Reform that will at once convince the people that the President and the Democratic party is torrbly in earenest. This is no fancy picture but is a correct state ment of iIih iuteutions of he present administration. With other abuses cor rected it is evident that a great savin" of mone will be accomplisned and con sequeutly a reduction of taxation and a revival of old fashioned ideas to hon esty and retrenchment in everv branch and department of the general govern ment. Truly fthefe have been many flagant abuses and' the pruning knife of reform came none to'onh.' The Custom oiiiciats " at San Fran cisco say the Chinese are returning to China now in much larger u umbers than arriving. They, report I hem tUi li ning out rapidly ou'?htsjcolist. There is still room for the.n. to "thiii" in t!na country. ; ATTENTION CITIZOS! In view of. th fact that there will be an unprecedented inimigrarion ,to the State of Oregon, and as other counties of the State are making great efforts to secure the benefits of this immi gration, and are spreading "printed matter" bkfore them, advertising their various cciinties, it behooves the citi- zens of Dourfas County to organize and .. 3 . .. by proper means aud m ethods to p. ace before the eople the great ad vantages of our climate and soil, and the won derful natural resource's of our county. Therefore, for these ends, we the un dersigned do make a call for a PUBLIC MEETING -To be held in the Court House, Roseburg, SATURDAY, APRIL 18, jit 1 o'clock, i M., to devise ways and means to attain this worthy object. V. F. Owens, S. Hamilton, V. N. HoortE, ASI1ER M-AfeKS A. C. 'Jones, R. S. SlIEUIDAN, A. O. Rose, . G. A. Taylok, J.JaskuLek, L. Langenbeug, W. b IENJAj!IN, Simon Caro, C. Manueisi, . C. L. IIadley, W. I. Fi ICDLANDER.T. FORD, Cannon Bko's, A. C. Mat-ks, G. W. Kimball,' .M. Josepiison, J. C. Fulleuton, , -Abraham W"heeler Co.. 1 l'mphuey & Flint. Jury List- ' The jurors drawn for the May term of fh'e Circuit Court are as follows: If. Patterson, Clapoooia, Farmer. G.W.Thompson, do. do. do. do. do. doi Brcksmiih G. B. Winiford. I. E. Rice, P. G. Eu banks, T. Barnard, Jas. Dearl ing, do. do. do. do: do. Joel Thompson, Deer Creek, ' Farmer. Robt. Boggs, ' ' ' do. do. . Geo. Cox, do. do. VV. XV. Clienoweth. do. do. O. L. Willis, do. do. Wm. Wade, Gardner Saloon keeper. Noah Walker, Coles Valley, Farmer. Andrew Walker, Cow Creek, Miur A. J. Bailey, Myrtle Creek, Laborer. E. Wright, do. Farmer. J; W. Weaver, do. " do, S. Selig, do. Mtrchaut. J. A. Strange, Wilbur, Farmnr. T. W. Gardiner, Parss Cre;k, do. C. H. Allen, do. do. W. J. Lively, do. do. M.' Lyons, do. " do. S. P, C. Johnson, Camas Valley do.' John Long, Jr., Yoncolh-., ' do, T. P. Maupm, Eiktoii do. J. F. Gazley, Jr., C.inyonville, Farmer D. J. Bjllonbaugii, do. do. Nat Mitchell,- ' do. " do. W. M. Nichols. Riddle, Farmer. Ths Indian Bureau It is said that Secretary Lamar will recdiunvend toCongress the transfer of the Pension "Bureau to the' War Pe partment. It is possible that with leg islation the affairs of the Indian Bur eau can be wb'u'u'd" up within the next five years, as was the 'Freed man's B.ureau. Gen. Miles, of the army,' fe tievea this can be done. President Cleveland sent forGdn. Miles the other day aud had a long talk with him upon tlie subject. Gen. Miles said he would take th contract to make every Indian in his department of the extreme North west self sustainin !.Vithin the next live years if he could I:ave curtain legisla tion to help him from Congress. This would si'iiplit'y much the work of the Intei ior JDupartuient a ul make it pos sible for a good, honest business man to clean out and properly regulate the department which has been foi years the centra of more scandals than ar.v other branch of the sprviee. World. Two Damjeroas Seasons Spring and fall aie times when so many people get sick. Tho changes in the weather ara severe on feeble per sons, find even those naturally strong are apt, as they Ray, "to be feeling mis erable." Then they are just in condi tion to be struck down with some kind of fever. A bottle or two cf Parker's Tonic will invigorate the digestion, put the liver, kidneys and blood in perfect order, and prevent nioreseriousattacks. Why suffer, and perhaps die, when so simple a medicine will save you Good for both sexes and all aEfes. r From Caayoaviile. Our lodge sends a general 'invitation to PhiletiUian Lodje to help us ceh brate th 27. h day of Ap'ri'. Tnere Will aWO be a JjlaSOniC ti'eting that . ' .1 ' t n. same evening'. JJrethera of both , or. . uera nise ntiicB. aim ROteru yourselves i , v Sec. Dtmglas Lodge No. H.'I. O. O. F General Grant is still alive aa we go to pi ess, but is growing weaker" 'ail the tiuie. 1 he General exhibits h givat' deterniinau'ori as well as resignation. The disuse that is preying upon h i life is Very deceptive and vaccillating; and so' the national sympathy for bini is intense to-day. Read the RosEBur.o Ruview. PORTLAD ADVERTISEMEN NFV THIS WKKK. ST, CHARLES flOTKL, Is. D. BROW, Prop , COR. FROST AND MORHISOT ST3., PORTLAND. IS A FIRK-PROOP BtlICK -I2UILDTXO OF ISO Kiwuis, locutcd in tl.e center of tlie City. Five fi.ii. iif p u-aTI t t.hM Pnst i.iniit Fwmtt. nil i.hA Fnm. pu pim. Kxuia from w ckuu to &-.oo pur day. I ihe Kesuurijit is the iiiK-'st in the tity, the tables are 8uuii'.e.l with the best. MtaU, from 15 cenu tn. t rmvh nina-sr, 50 cent t ree i.'oach te a'id lro;u the Howe. A wife Klevtor is in the House. JSoJio itinsf a Bbare of the intriiiuie, I am, Vcrv 'J'ruiy Yours, JL. D. J?RCWN- Be. L. Ncrkes. " W. II. Asdrvs. OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, (KEFT ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.) CORNER GF FIRST AND MORRISON STS, poirrLoi, - oreox NOUDEN & ANDRUS. Props. Free Coach t and from the IIu'?e. fEBSSMOND will op ei: 1st of Slay or sooner Sew IStmse, Sew Furniture, Sew evcrytliisiu. All modem 5iii2i,ovc2iieats : - E3ylrauiie Elevator, etd Enroiiean or American plan. THE INTERNATIONAL Coi Third and E Streets Portland, Oregon. REDUCED RATES, PRICES TO SUIT THE TIStES, fpIHa LARGE AND WELL-A 1' POINTED HOUSE J- ott'citi ifujiriuj: aceuuKiaaiiuas a. popular iriea. Xvlyai itjti.i3 io-t, aij.i djc. O.iH' tiiree blcfc irom ail ueht.s nU bit;ajiiei' l-.tiuiiiis, tree luia to a;io fr.uu Hie Itl-Aei v-liuitte servant. .o ovej-crtiirei ur deviation fr.mi re0' d;v r.tw.-s vf $1.00 er ba. , . :aar0-tf E, LElVlSTQN . Propr, ' ' Louis ppin33r, Manager. EUROPEAN PLAh. - . Sam;k' !l onj; for Ojiuie.-cial Trav PORTLAND, GREG Molton House 33 5 3? JTL. "ET J. B J 52nzmger. Sn. C3 Aider Street, near 4th. PORTLAND, Oregon - KEPT CN THE F.UROFEAN PLAN. . . THE NEW YORK COFFEE IlOUaE, REbTAURANT AND Oyster Saloon THE LEADING CHECK RESTXURANT IN CITY SIFEfiD '& HACKNEY, PROP S. Open D.iy and Nis'tXtV Private Rooms for Ladicss. 132 Firt S-.roet Portland Oregon. " " Established 13o2. A. ROBERTS, Corner First "and 'Aider Street Portland, Or. THS lead; KG .CLOTHIER, HOTTER AND OP OREGON. THB PLACE TO EUV. m J B COiVGLE Manufacturer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In SADDLES, HARNESS, tiLEATHER AN'D SADDJ.EKV IIaRDWARR. 108 and 110 Front Street PORTLAND, OREGON. TAPE WOSM Infallible Cure in one-half, to two hours time without uny pain. or. -duiicer whatever to; ..r...,ic- 1WV fW-. 4ti ! Ol MUSiyCSS WOse: A taOle s.milin-lliA zvnv -ni rtii.nt.t - .....i s . ...... - , . . apply to John tfiihelni, Agent Masonic '1'otnple, ' . . - . - i ' : ROSEBURG bllEao First right hand roon., u jstaii-s over Marks' Store. Repuiia and alteration. neatly dene. CARO BROTHERS DEALER Bry Goods, Groceric GrooTcBry, DRESS GOODS, VELVETS, JERSEYS, FANCY GOODS, SILKS, , CLOACS, Everything in the line ot i;SK!ML MER51 .SDISB will he soiti from tliis date on, at I)ttilrrock prices, live us a call and convince yourself of our GREAT: BA51GAISS t the fICTLY OSE fltlCE STOItsl ; ' ."' " (0) Would Iiekpectfllly Anci kce to the Public that They are Better T11 Ever Before 10 l.unxisii v . . : . .. .- 1 '- - - - ' HAVSNO lately added a New J. A. Fav Moulding; a-d Jlatchinsr ULat-'iiwe ye will keep an immense stock ol tlio VK.i BjsT . : - 5 Flooring and Eustic oa Hani S A FINE STOCxv OF MUULDINGS I WELL SEASONED CEDAR ' - ' AND SUGAR PINE LUMBEIlf 1.1 NE CEDAR RUSTIC, GRAIN' SAVED T LOOKING FURNISHED ON SHORT N' TTCE BARN l.UMBliUaad.i'KNCiNvi uiii!!u;i at 41 AtiD il.'.JE i'lJlCLd. wwwl CiU Vii PjjsTo, uAlLUN'O, WCKE'lrs, lor tlNt tJi-ScLSu iei'iitlt. t , :s T?OR Reference see Residence of Cy. S.n'ith, 4 mllui above towa or Dr. Hvtiiltoii'j, lloieljuri'. Jj bound to make tlie best, Lumber and to give wuiai'a.KHi. oive im ti ial. 11 orlo.rs left wth Thos. Sheridan will be promptly filled, and all Lumber deliverbd on ahjrt notice jY liner May 1st. All order should be Audi e.-sed to . . - . . Voltaire' Curriy, v ' LOOKING uLAfc-S OliEciON. SHERIDAN BROTHERS, llOSEBDRG, OR'Gj. They tvowUl announce that thty have just - argast. Stocks cf Vvez l.ronfrht t Don rl, n:l ' when iViJVS a h ii-H E A D Y ! M A U M TINW L- . ra ply' UL theif ' l;ue i a.y h-aso iu r'oatliern Oo-w, : -' U-y -cull purchase flswlitT. 4 In .U' shape ! lui.Mhijr mnif rinls ' - th x'; : .. . v .Ut, '.'.: ,.;, r nu: ii'r itulcci-UfMiss to purchasers. Ti a. . e . an iriv you Larjrain in the lo. ' nvinyr i- . -!. . ,,,)t ! is- whin's ISack'p. B.mati'aii:' Farmt- ITtility; :,: -r. A,-: 'A ri. V. i.sn tl. 0,-ciile, Irm. Kins', Empire tity. and oihvr si.--.- ;; r-i-.-K " t.-Ktof woikmenaT "constniuly vmil"y-i .?r. the u.r.ati.tiure r, -and luver fl.'ultl'l-ani iur p'r'icerf. , We 'have al '.ara.'in8 to nfl.-r in trans, such V;-u arrt r. Sharp and :i;r -, . H we 1 in Shoi-yan an1 1'i-io'n " " "V'e .ire also Airi;ia for 1 1.- Wh:r. Peerles nixl New II .me ft-n'ing Mac! . ... a e sell at lowest met- and warrant as en"leti every .-aspect. t VW ci' -':'piy Avcrill and Rubbir Faisits, 'I e beet, in th n:nrk't. at. . lowest r.Urf. " ' . Jive m a call, iiia;)ect ur mock, Uiquirt- onr pric-ti, and we promise' to ?a any one can. - ; I 1 flfi sen 1 sis c?nts for p il ' ?i I i1jtivfrs!,a suily l.i it. I Ul ti Jvk-hio.i w.l.t Utlpall, of ti postiige, and s ot uoods eitlitr sex to more mincy riht away than anything ele in the world. Fortunes a-.v-aitt.ne workers ansoiumiy bure. A once address TKL'K and Co., Augusta, Maine. United StatM Land OIR jc, Rosed urg.Ore-on, Feb ruary 25,' 135 ' . . A'OTMC 13 HEREBY CIYKX THAT JOHN M. i la!oy hi-)ap-)!ie llo imrtbase lhe .louth ont!-. half of N. li. fuarc..;r and ht & andt ti of sct-iion IS T to S, It S V, Willamette meridian, under tiie ai-t of v. nre.-is of June :;d, IsiS iir Vho .-a!c oi tm.bcr xnd in the Mates 01 C alifornia. Orvgon, Nevada and the Territory of Washington. - Any and ill .arti.;s claiming adversely any of the above li.nd.s must tile tlitir 'daim uith the i.eisti-r of the. Land Ultis-e at iXoseuurg duritisr the .ixty days publiuatiou he.Cijf or their right wi.l be barre'l by statute. Wm. K.CK.nJAAUN . fcb23-Ct Ki-giatc ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE, "vr otic; is hereby given tiiatthe unueii- Xi ayneJ h w been duly ajipuintei by ths bounty Court of !oulas eouut.i , Oregon, AdininiMirator 0 the Ksta'e of aarah' iirown, l.ue of haul county, je ceaed. Ail persons having claim i against said Es. tai-e are hereby required ft proent Uie sanie, vi .h proijer vo 1 ;hcrs. vi .nin six inoiitiM froirf d ita of I thii notice, to the utiiiersined, at ins law- uUioe. in Oakland, Ojulai eouiity, ureifoi. wareli isthisso A. jsiii.ItBitEOE, Adiuiaistrator. In the Circuit Court of the St ite of Orejon for the Coantv of Doutfas. T, R. hheridan aud J. P. Sheridan, Partners under the firm name of sheriuan hi s., Paiiiu9., vs. J. F. W. Saubert aiid 1. E. Saubert, his wife; F. II. Noble and b. Jl. Noble, his wife. lheaiu J. i L.1 II' '....U . .. 1 fl VI. i.. : ... x . . cauuurc u-iiu k . i. vuuit; ijciuj 'uiiut rs un der the firm name of baube.t & Isolde; and SI. Josephsou, Defendants. . Suit iu tquity to foreelo-e a Mortgage. To V. 14. Noble and 8. hi. Collie, the abvo lumied Defendant!: In the name of the State of Or egon, you are required to appearand answer the complaint of Plai'ttiffs tiled against you in the above entitled Suit, in the above entitled Coun, on or be fore the Prstdav of the next regular term thereof. to-wit, on Monday, the 4th day of May Ibt . If you lau m so apye,r miu auawer l laininrs win apply to For judgment and decree of foreclosure and sale .f i,M n.ortff .ae.l rrm8e describMl -in th ccmsi- pU u 1 a M "nd th-to Pe-u of ueu -j :, ! the payment of me costs and cxpensca 01 s -ur. ;;: losure a.id sale, and. such At-' torufv'a tcc ts the Court may adjudge reasonable for thi fureeiosurf ci i iurlgtut Second, to the pamen: -f tiie ouin of itA) 'ii. uUi; from i'ufeiuiants Main tiff. with intenwt ta .re. at lo: pt-r cent per annum f iv.io i ebruarv i.Mh 3 i'.i5. i ' -.Tuat PluiotiEs nave judirti.eut sgrtitiftt x'ue Defend- 1 ants J. r .' v. saubert ana t. 11. .Nohle for any tie flciency that to ay exintaj'ter apilyin the pruceeus of such sale as aforesaid." :.; That the Defendants, and each of them, and all other persona claiming under tnem, subsequent to the exfoution of the Mortgage fcfore aid, either aj purchiser,-encumbrancer orv'othcrwise, be forever barred of 'all right or equity of xfdempiion iu an.J; to the said premises or any part thefeof, and that Plainuff have judgment for thciracoste nrl d.s hurseinents and such othr and furthjr relief as may be demed just and equitable. . . '.- ', This unlmons is published by order of Hon. R. S. Bean, Judge of said Court dated February loth, 18S3. J. W. HAMII.TOV, J. P. Ft'LLERTON. Attys. for Plaintiffs. 1 - BOOTS AND SHOES. IN 0 Clothing, SATINS, VELVETS, - ETC, .OTHERS We are re:tiveil and now have ou baud one f t!ip i G-enerar Ha-waro adled to thir ?'l'OV-, OF they re wrcpirt-d i... iV-i' r f. v :i - v Hi J f jr wor'tinqr peo'ile. Se'.id I'l cents pos- valuable sainiile box of "nods that will put you hi the way of making :uore money in a few days than you ev-sr tnoujfht possible atanv i.u-iatSM. Capital not re'i'i;r-jd. You can livo. at home and work in s;iare time only, or all the time. All of hoi h sexes, of all Hjjes, yrandly Kiicecxfa?. 0 cents to ?' easily earned every evening. That all wht ,.r.m urj.flr n .. V t iit. (Via Kit j t r .i.'j 1A Wli l-d tlltu .1... para'.U'.led offer: T all who rr no w.!l'Uifiel we will send. to pay f"i-the trouMe f writing us. Full pnrueul'irs, direcjiooi, et..sent free.; Iminense pay iibso'.utcl v sure fur all who start at or.ee. Don't de- lav. Address Srixsos Jt Co., Portland,; lia;iC. i) : DE VLER IN - c TOOM13STONES, TABLETS, ETC. Shop Rear of. Ilpgim's Stord Mrs. R. Ei-eckenridge, AG EXT FOR "w. h. Mccormick, Importer and Manufacturer of MONUMENTS HEADSTONES Of American anrl orenm MarMe r - and Scotch t'ratiitc. I'.f imaies given .or CpillC in,' Saild - t,,, ALo Agent for Walker'. Iron Fence for Cemetery Enclosure. - ROSEBURG. I OREGON, i- - - - - -. CIVIL- BEND, STORE. ! ' 4 i .-- .. 1 v I L, ARKINGXON, I r , A .. ;' I DEALER IN. Dry Goos.Groosrics, etc. . ! All Kinds of Produce Taen in Exchange CIVIL BEND, DOCG. CO., OEL2GOX. ROSEBURG NEW STOKE' . AT 'blLIAJ$2j,tt.. J.M.DIIlLAED wouKt ie3,cc:!uliy iufo.ui ilu pu jIc tiiit Ii v. linn ou nuud u riue aaioruntfiit of . . Dry LmJt cries " 1 - IteAAj-jlils CJjihiai, auJiu i-;teryiiia; null c.;U3 4 tore. Givt nun a caII. GDfls at L)r7 Pi-lSBJ AH iiia Uof LYocluJa Takci & i i 1 1 x". j 1 tSL A 1. orders prjui;:ly ac;ja L.i sj. L J JI I jZu'SiL,y Wishes t i if ..u t.i pa.ic I'm b tot n i-.nbjr u Thi E.d.iJjJ, Spr.njuiJ and ii.ijar, . ax a - rH -A f S f i, iJ HJ r . . ' - tU &ulaei unit iiJi.lt i Vj,o.k.nixni 6tor a m Vhi have .S;ri i;r 1V.i1.3r i r.itf jJaiJ juta 1 ir bxra kini n.iUoes, i i' a of u tiaboun, sB juld ub TH CJJ.UTi CJ.ifiUiiaJJ PtP. Ifevirg-tha Cjanty liibt I can sell to tiitatrt ' ClitAt', wiwi aiii.i.-Hiaa ta io nu WLrk. Yiiil lay tils 1au;o Uy vo.uraci.ur !' tiie f.v, iaay te U siied. v'ira.uel lj uu tjutnt worst or 4J 1ajr.-Taoii-sauUs ui ba'-t lwo.i laid i:i .-aliijrma aua woi'siii sai-iijajwritiy. ii it aucriur n aii.v pipa, Dod iic ytat'v, uuu'i. r.ust, anJ if ,. mo water cijir aud purs ijiu a.l 1 o . ' ' ' - Roseburg:, Oregon, t'tir f all Otii'-'ii c iiwijji. Jtirri. Aiinua, C.ri3 jin.Kion, " NV.ir tli' pa.se. W.opsy, vh,te --v. Lmtg, o.if JOlU'S, trli!. Tit a treatineat h r i:y t u Uw lie Ul.nd, .rivi g a 1 101 m iiie.iut co:r ! 111 1 ler I iii i-e wii ,i- Kyteiu un i bniiji 041! '.i!il i'V f.y iK-rve anl inti-L-le l a lex. uy tu' e an-: To nUlor . 1 w rk. j AH v o ir." s ti1'v iu : fr t.Vk Uiron u j Li -.-m .. re red'ie ed l Cill. ! will be no .-liare fr crna Lt'r.g witU ! the p:tt;eor. iermd in all c bs? ro-s, o a .l. . ' . A. . C'OHIJ Co:nopo'ltn 1I ttd .oe 1 iiit T ' re ; . Ss'oo Anni' 'i,;,tNTaoivE'' awat s- & V wl'UUvVo i-o. lase.antl by uitiiy larg alue, thai 111 Aicenca. Ai ! t&th i.ox. Atnu uf i-.il av-, tut ail wi Mart .u i v. o k iii v. m-juov .tr ihun toiytiiin tilo ll.i.c, iir .-pa c Lji..c u.'ly. U) u JJl' US tlk tueir CU.Cil. Uoil't U:. kV. l!. i. O ., . I'l vllJ I, HOSEBUhG OJU'f Spriiis T;m:i coinmenees Monday, Maroh - J. H; 11. "Maexm:::, Priuelpa". GEO. II. TYLER & CDr 'rllOI'IiXETOKS ASI) MASt FACTUKERS Of KS2l BdTTGSXS And j t, V i K CI 1 , OitECION j DESCRIPII02J- Use from 13 to 16 lbs Lest Bessemer Steel s:irinz'in each bed. m;l iu f t,n lH.-1 , cpvereu v.uti a heavy uuck (leucb.tb cuvttr, whioh ij a ?oiski.K!s altojjatw FAjiTijku, Uoidinir the spriiv-3 in j lacu. The Sprues not beinsf connectcii, the bod cannot ' roil, rin case one peion s hetvitr thai iht- other liicloaninj; or uioviiijr, o.NEpeiuoncan handle them with ease. ... The cover pcrfoctlv protet-i the beddiiifr, ai.d al bcldstlK- da.st whioh twuai.y falls on the cunnis and on-tue floor, It ca. hk ctnivto ts cnk ji.kuxt. TtMr.: , We make r. proper fit for all sized bed.i. FRACTltAt,,' Dt-KABUB AKD WaRIUMED. The bed i-. soft and pliable as well an sprintry; rr SrEl!lS AT TJIK HB VI) ASD FJOT AS WKLLAS IS THK ittUDLB. i Jt reiieve.t the weary; it prcene health, and (fives nmre s-uUfaftion than any .irticie oi bjumJ , cost now produced for the comfort of inai.kiiu. GiVK UUR SPRINGS A TRIAL, for a few days and you will r&idily aiprciate the ' SCFERKilUTT, oi these bedi. OretgwCUritr C Urt t(" H''13 Cttinty, State of In the matter of the Guardianship of Olive Oatman. uiino heir of l.auia ;a;man, Leceahed. V To Ohve Uatiuan, the next of kin, and all other person i iterated in tsmd Ouardiatishiu a:id rotate. U he.-eaa on the loA dy ,M Aiaroh. Alex. O. Mccarty aruiiruian or the aid minor heir oi l.aur. uatmau, ae-cjase 1, iiled Worn peutioii prayiw mat a licence issue outof said court au.horiznj.' and emiwtrmghiut toeUthe nnuivi.lwl one ha'f in terestm coViain reii nronnriv in lir.i,..!.- . ..,.,. t 'L? whtr,c"s therefore ordered by i the court that a Uutmn iue to wud ward, the next : l ":ii ami ail other i ersous interested in aiii guar- UoVaf ttLXCZ . A. . toshowau:-e, ifanythere be, why an order "' luaoe as pravcJ lor id aid petition, ' ?J he,l:e: 11 was farther ordered that the eervice " v..i.i ue nuioe uypulliittoli in ti e "Kob Brao Ksvim" a weekly newspaper published in Kosebury ; and of general circulation in Douirlaa county, Oregon, for the full period of four coiwec-' LUiV? WtsVk; Tnerefore you mid each ..fyou, are hereby, cited and required to be and appear at said S- . 't;ei the Hon.. Fiuhtun, Judge of .aid Court, my hm J a:d tlie ae.il f saiU oiitt, thi t i7i day of March loia. , .... G. KIMBaLU-' lsKAL c - ; !-v;,Vj- F051SALE. "DROPEBTY FROXTISiH ON THR.PP. P:iivrini i? J- j Str je t, size 10x130 feet, which will L'ive FoUt - buiIdiDir lots 32tx9u feet, muul v j Xr2&t?A ' I all-well fenced. For particulars enquire at UkView viuv . h i s i
