SS2E!3S
ROSEBURG REVIEW,
FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1885.
V A
- y regular meeting on Wednesday on or before
tIa. each full moon. u O. A. JJliATU, W. M.
J. P. Dcscas, Sac. . . '
v rillLETARIAN LODGE,
No. 8. 1. O. O. F.. meets
E'vtei-i-ife-traiS' on S&iurdav eveuinz of
each week at 7 o'clock , in their hall at Koseburg.
ileiner3 the orJ jr in good standing are invited u
intend. Bv order of the i. G. 1 .'
UMOX ENCAMPMENT, No. 9, f. O. O. F., mem f
at Odd Fellows' Hali on th brstand third Thursdaysof
everv nionfh. ; VhsHiuir bretliren invited to attend. , .
I. Ut irii.a I! P.
A. C. Marks, Scribe
w,3r UMPQUA CHAPTER, No 11F.Ta. M., holt
their regular communications every firht
fxS and third Tuesday In each month. All
V&msi members in good standing wifltaka due and
timely notice and govern themselves accordingly.
Visiting companions are Invited to meet with the
.-hapel when convenient. . -. .
w. ..una - a .
W. I. FmgDLASDBR, Se"'.
OOUST JDDOKET.
Jaa. E. lltce, et al, va The Oregon Cinna
bar and Silver Miniug Co., et al, Suit in
Equity to set aaiJo a deed ami for a r eco n
veyance. -' - -
Wm. L. Wilson va 0, ' C. It. II. Action
at law to recover datuagee.
S. .Marks & Co. va II. G. Crow, et al. Suit
in Equity to set aside a fraudulent convey
ance. . , ' .
J. Sellers vs B. K. Fitch, Action at law to
recover monej .
S. Marks & Co. vs A. MartiudaJe, et al.
Confirmation
Wm. Hutson vs 0. & C. H. It. Action
at law to recover damages.
lu the matter of the assignment of G. W.
Barr, insolveut debtor.
D. T. McGuirtf vs XV. R. Wells, et al,
Confirmation.
GeorgeConnell vs Ida MConnell, Divorce-
Zuttie Ball vsC. Bail, Divorce.
C. Ball vs Zettie Ball, Divorce.
The Stato of Oregon ve M. A. Teller, Rec
ognizance. ..'.."
The Strife vs John Nichols, same.
State vs Robert O.'tord, same.
St-ite vs Win. Heffron, same.
State vs Sam Paisley and Geo. Turpin,
tame. '
State vs Patrick Gallager, same
Krewson Jt Co. vs Jos. Si Purdom and II.
C. SI cum, action at "aw to recover damages.
J. F. Saubert vs F. II. Noble, st al suit
in Equity for an accouut and dusoluiion of
partuerr-hip.
Robert Phipps, et al vs Sidney Mynatt, et
al, suit in Equity for involution of partner
ship aud for an accounting.
Lituis lit Hi is, et al vs John Stepbam, suit
in Equity for d.solution of partnership aud
for an accounting.
C W. Burrage, et ai vs The Bonanza Gold
and Quicksilver Mining Co., et al, Confirui
- ation.
Joliu S Miller, etal vs Wm. McBee, et
al, action at la.v to recover real property.
Robert Pbipps va Si.iah J Kalley, et al.
Confirmation.
P. H. Dawson vs Ella M, Dawson, divorce
Caroliua 12. 'Wood va T. M. Wool, lane
tlizaueth Alexander va David Alexander,
asne. ; ., . .,
Kittia Ga Lb- rt vs " Ktelr r . II. Oabl.ert.
same. ;
Jr. A. W atkins vs Elizabeth J. Watkim,
same. .
Susau Banks vs John Banks, same.
V. Cochran vs V. W. Walker, action at
law to recover money.
B. Herman vs Wm. Phillips, et al, '.same
4. . doodu va m. A. Koueris, sain ,
Drain & Co. vs JohuIackey, same.
Jus. B. Tipton vs W. B. Atterlniry, same.
W. F. Owens vs Jas. G. Marshall, suit in
Equity to foreclose mortgage V ; .
" H- H. NtchoU Vs Etlsou Adams, action
at law to recover money. .-
Henry (Uu vs The County of Donglas, et
VM'l'eal from County Court on assessment
of damages.
Geo. 'W. Jones vs The County of Douglas,
Joim. Bruckner ys Douglas County, same.'
satnr. - , .-; '' ;.
V T Kerley vs Harrison Allen.
S. Marks & Co. vs Jno. N. McCulloch,
action at law to recover money. r
V.. .T 'Pm v "Kamnaon Sntherlin. Same.
Jos. Cellers vs D. ' S. Mriker'et aJ, suit in
equity to foreclose mortgage. ' J -
T R. Sheridan vs J. F. W. Saubert, name.
"John Rast vs D. B. Ilauiblin, same
The State of Oregon, ex Rel vs A. G.
Young, et al. -
Ed Haines vs V. R. Patterson, applica
tion tor writ of Review.
Page & Dimmiek vs Wm. K. Hannah, et
al, suit in equity to foreclose mortgage.
Abraham, Wheeler & Co. vs M.E. Pogur,
et al. action at taw to recover money
f as. uavis vs wm. niceei, action ac law
to recover real property and damages.
Rwaalie Pelland, et al v. Thos. OTteil y, et
. al, suit to quiet tiMe to real Property.
W. Trask vs R- T. McCulloch, action at
law trt rnenver itwrncv.
y J.M. Rosenberg & Co. rsE.J. Sutherlio,
same.-
Ueo. v. itiuaio vs jonn v inaera, et ai
r same. .
Abraham, Wheeler & Co. vs Gjore De
iir -w t s 1 . a. l
, Kasburg & Hirst va Henry Flook, same,
i Willis & Jones vs Solomon Abraham,
j..- saroe. :. .. ' -
School Commissioners vs Geo. W. Noah,
sait in equity to foreclose mortgage. .
O. L, Willis vi Abraham, Wneeler Si Co,,
i action at law to recover money.
' In the matter of the assignment of George
Dement, insolvent debtor.
The State of Oregon vs George Adama and
James Adam, r cognizance' . '
In the matter of the assignment ol, B. II.
Fitch, insolvent debtor. i
. J. W, Carlon vs J. R. Dixon, et al.
II M Dambletoa vs 11 L Murton, action
at law to recover personal property and
:". damages. '. .. '-
II M Dumbleton vs Constance Dakyns,
same:
Returned Emauuel Hartsock some two
years ago went back to old Virginia, his na
tive home but has returned to Oakland to
stay. He is a first-class carpenter. We wel
come hiia to our fair western chine. -
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LATEST " WAR -5EWSS- -
The ultimatum has been reached
and war will j be deelared immediately
between Russia and England.
LOO AL ITEMS-
. Rain is wanted. 5 .
: F, II. Noble is doing well at New Tacoma.
J. R. Hervey and wife, were in West Rose
burg visiting this week,
J. C. Floed, of Portland, is in town and
most probably will remain.
Oakland is lively, our visit there last Sat
urday convinced ns of that fact. ..
i
,.G to Bunnell & Bowen Bros, -and get
3'our work done. They still lead. " "
Several bands of shf-ep will be driven this
season from th.13 section to Montana. -
E. G. Young & Co. are doing a thriving
basiness in Oaklaud. Fair dealing is their
motto.
Do yon know why so many were trading
at Alonzo Brown's last week, because they
get good bargains there.
If you want any insurance on your build
ings, in good Companies, be sure aud call on
Castiu.s Gaddis in Oakland- .
The best foundry work done at Bunnell, &
Bowen Bros. Get your horses shod there,
your wsgons mdand repaired there.
W. T. 3I:Cuiloch will sell yon a sweet jui
cy beef steak, as can be found iu Oakland
for we tried one last Saturday morning. See
his -new ad.
Smith Bailey has started out at Oakland
in his old lusiuess in good style. You need
not get up from his taule hungry, nor from
his beds sleepy . .
Chenoweth and Stearns are always ahead,
because they get up early, and oifr such
splendid bargains, that people w id buy in
the face of hard times.
I)id you see the new hat3 worn by our fair
ladies the last few days, reason they read
Mrs. Hoover's new ad. Go there and pur
chase if you want to be attractive. "
MClellau banquet for the Masons last Sat1
urday night was simply " splendid. Such a
table, O such a table, it groaned, and so did
some of the epicures because of surftiturA
Mrs. E. F. Hotchkis3 near the depot on
Rose 8 tree t has opened out ju first-class style
in the moat fastidious way. Go and see her
line of midinery aud dress making estab
lishment. See her ad.
Anton Lau at Oakland is first-class in all
he undertakes. G- and have your watch to
run with th standard time, aud then you
will always bo on hand exactly at the right
time for dinner. , See his ad.
Mrs. S. A. Hutchinsou of Oakland can
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sell you anything in the millinery line, tha
will ninke you both dressy and attractive.
Callow her immediately. She is doing a
fine business aa her ad will show.
. Wo are informed that J. J. Crawford, a
former sheriff of Douglas county, who fow
several years past has been a resident of
South Amurio!, la now In Indiana, aud will
return to Pi.osrburg at no distant date.
Rose burg keeps posted on the war qnes
tiou aud all other important issues. Note
this, from 90 to 100 Cregcnians are taken
here daily. Mr. Junes has woi ked up a tine
trade. Quite a number of copies of the Stan
dard and News are taken also.
CoNCnETli Pipe.-Louis Belfils Agent lor
the riht to the celebrated concrete pipe for
irrigation.
'For Slk or Kent. The South Umpqna
or Eberline -Mill property with the farm ad
jacent. 'Apply fc J C. Failertou.
- Prospecting. Uncle Isaac Bai ey of Day '
creek, John Weaver of Myrtle creek, and
others scart soon for a prospecting trip iuto
Jacksou and Josephine couuty. They think
they are on the scent of a big strike and we
wish them the best of luck.
Clubbing Rates. We have made such
arrangements with the N. Y. Wrorld as to be
able to furnish the World and I'.EviEW for
one year for :$3.00, This proposition applies
to til new subscribers paying ia advance,
and to all old sub;crilers paying arrearages
aud one year in advance. .
Hotel Ijiprovkmexts. Richard Thorns
the Prince of Landlords, is makiny consider
able i m prove me uts, in and about his hotel
in Oakland. He is building a large stone
eucasmeut around his well, and bv a wind
ryill will raite the water some 40 ket above
the ground, and by the ; use oi 200 feet of
hose, will tender bis commodious house a
place of almost entire safety. Tbe hungry
travi lor does not forget the piece to get a
good square mea?.
The Orkgon Beautt. Mr. N. B. Reed
of Sanbraucisco recently purchased in Linn
county an 8 year old chesuut sorrel Clydes
dale mare weight 121)0 lbs. which bears the
euphonious name of the Oregon Beauty. The
great atti action is h:r loug llo.ving silky
mane which u over seven feet long, und a
tail to correspond, The, inare was in our
county this week as Mr. Reed was taking
her overland to his home. 5he is a perfect
beauty and her value will certainlybe enor
mous. ScseaY fciciiooiJ Laat Sunday we atten
ded buudiiy School at the Presbyterian
Cbtirch, aud found 79 persons cl.l aud youug
in attcuu;iuce. Some oidcr Christians in this
town ouftht to be aahame V when we tell
you theie were only two married ladies and
three married gentlemen in attendance. The
male Bible . clas3 .consisted of thre white
boys aud three Chinamen. We ought to do
better. The children must have instruction.
Go to Sunday School next- Sunday and see
how much better you will feelj
Temperance Umox. Any town or dis
trict in Douglas, Joaepliine, Jackson, Coos
and Curry, where a Womans Christian Tem
perance Union does not already exiJt and are
in need of an organization to help in this
branch of the Temperance W ork can receive
plans of work and id by applying to Mrs.
W A. Smick, Roseburg, Vice President of
this district. In every BUte and territory,;
this noble organization has found its way.
Cannot noble and earnest workers be fouud
in every city and town in our state to assist
in stemming the onward tide of intern per-
ance.
-HESS AND THERE-
See ur new ads.
The Court docket is a long one.
Oranges . and Bananas at ibe' CUtf
Bakery. ....
Tropical Fruit! Tropical Fruit! At
the Citv Bakery.
. Caro Bros have resumed work tn
their foundation on the corner. "
,The City Marshall had two prison
ers jvwking on the streets this week-
Just received at the .Citv Bakery a
fresh supply of plain and fancy crack
ers. - v v ;, . : -
' TheoBernham came in f rom Yreka
this week, looking after, the wool
interests. . "V
Stephen Minard had his bridle cut to'
pieces in this town this week by some
miscreant. -
Miss Susie Lewis is the popular
dress maker at Mrs. Hot eh kiss milli
nery store. -:
More "needed" improvements have
beer, made ;this week on the Review
and office.
We fel exceedingly kind, to the many
who subscribed for the Review during
the last week, '
Four rooms to lt over Louis Belfils
Jewelry store. They are neat and tasty
Apply at once. ' -- -
Buy Lake Shore Baking Powden
and get an elegaut piizo. For sali at
the City Bakery.
Willie VanBuren is the boss .dray
man and don't yon forget it. Accom
modating and prompt.
Mr, Holbrock the genial agent of the
California Fig Syrup Company called
thi week, settled and renewed his ad.
If you dont' believe you ean get a
good square meal at the Central Ho
tel for twenty five cent?,, go and see.
W. H. II. Giant agent for the Trav.
eler'.s insurance is in town, and will
well represent this popular, company.
Rooms to let over the stores of W.
S. and E. F Hotchkiss. Well furnish
ed. Terms reasonable. Call immedi
ately. Rev. Earl T. Lockard will hold di
vine services in the Baptist church iri
Oakland Sabbath May 3rd at 11
o'clock A. M.
All persons will find it to their ad
vantage to buy their groceries of W. S.
Hotchkiss, on Rose stroenear the de
pot. See his ad.
Look out forL... C Beardsley, lumber
man and sash and door man. Call on
rhiin for terms and buy cf him the
very best material. f
J. T. Ii inkle was thrown from a
horse Wednesday and was considerably
bruised, but no bones were broken, and
he is doing very well under the circum
st i nets.
Rev. F. P. Tower agent Willamette
University will preach at Riddles sec
ond Sunday in May at 11 o'clock, and j
at Canyonville at nigh . Do not fail
to attend.
Our County Judge and Deputy
Sheriff, were piling boards and remov-,
ing rubbish, while four prisoners looked
on complacently and struck the atti
tude of "boss". :j
The new meat market has opened en
the corner opposite Carlons livery sta
ble, owned by Isacc Mathews, who will
give you tour money3 weith. Call and
get a good slice. ;
The young men of Looking Glass
and vicinity are practicing for a grand
tournament to be ridden some time in
the near future. Rostoro to us the
days of knight errantry.
Owing to a general clean-up and
rr--arraugement of the office, just lot8
of good matter was crowded out ot
this issue. -When wo get everything
I in older the Review will boom.
Now since F. P. Hogan has returned
yon can get the best bargains at his
store that has been offered for a long
time. Tommy Williams is still le'hind
the counter to wait" on yon as of yore;
-I have resigned the agency of the
Traveller's Accident Insurance Com
pany in favor of J. R. K. 1!', and
woul l request all the old patron?, and
many new ones, to give him their support-
W. N. Moore.
We of the Review office acknowl-
e'ge the compliments of Mis3 Edith
Smick, in the fragrance of a beautiful
boqueU May garlands ftrew vour
pathway, and your influence for g, od
be as fragrant as the floweis you "sent
us. ,
P of. Benson has been on a three
weeks to.ir of visitation amon the
schools in the north part of the county,
and reports some advancement all
along the line. The Proffessor is wide
awake to the school work of - Douglas
county.
The Sr. Charles has received a fresh
impulse by the accession of our old
fiiend O, W Knowles, whem we knew
with so much . pleasure at the Claren-
, oon in years gone oy. lie is a partner
j in the buisness connected with the St.
1 Charles Hotel Portland Oregon. -
; In conversation with a gentlemaa
from Looking G lass, we learn. that he
I. O. O. F. Bretbern had-a splendid
time there last Satuiday night celebra
ting. Good supper, good audience, and
Cob Fullerton did credit to himself in
his oration, and gave universal satisfac
tion to the Craft. , .
Hon. F. P. Hogan has returned from
the east. lie saw the sights and they
were manifold. , He looks hale ana
hearty. " We asked him to write us a
histcry of -his trip, and we hope that he
will do so. He is a" finWi-unner, "lie
caught a boat in New Orleans. 7 You'
ask him about it." - ...
The Esmond Hotel in Portland has
opened out under the most auspicious
circumstances, with Thomas Guinean
at the helm. The. Portland papers
give a most graphic description of the
ovation on the evening of the first
opening. Go there and be content with
the very best our nietropolis affords.
Last week we published an abbrevia
ted correspondence from Olalla concei
ning the road question in that .section.
Now we shall lave nothing f other to
do in the matter, except to say, that we
should always hear both sides of any
question to prevent imposition upon
ourselves or our friends. From what
we can learn the County Court acted
with the best light before them, and
they felt they were discharging their
whole duty. With this explanation,
we rest.
P. P. .Wright living on the North
Umpqua River, was killed on Johu
Dixon's place last Monday evening.
The facts are about as follows, he and
a comrade were working for John Dix
on, making iailf,- and they had fallen
a large cedar tree 'across 'anotlier1 tree1
lying alongside the deep gulch and Mr.
Wright had gone out some forty feet
from the stump of the cedar, and was
cutting it off when the great weight
broke the tree into and precipitated him
into the gulch below some 12 or
15 feet and the tree fell with great force
upon him, crushing the body fearfully.
this happened about five o'clock P. M.
and he died about eleven o'clock that
night. Dr. Hoover wa3 called, but be
fore lid reached there the spirit had
Down. Bro. Wright was a good man
and we knew him to be a christian,
walking worthy of ins calling. May he
rest iu peace. -'
Syrap ot Fig3.
Nature's own true Laxativjj. . Pleas
ant to the Palate, acceptable to the
Stomach, harmless iu its nature, pain
less in its action. Cores habitual Con
stipation, Biliousness, Indigestion and
ki dred ills. Cleanses the system,
purifies the" blood, regulates t'ho Liver
and acts on the Bowels. Breaks up
Colds, Chills and Fevers, etc. Strength
ens the organs on which it acts. Bet
ter than bitter, nauseous Liver medi
cines, pills, salts and draughts. Sam
ple bottles tree, and large bottles for
sale by S. Hamilton. .
Drain Items-
The skating rink still flourishes and
is well patronized.
School Sut'eiintendent Frank Ben
son was in town recently visiting the
Academy and other schools,
Herman Anlauf has n turned. fom
his long visit to the Rogue river valley,
He says that ordeis for "his patent
candleslick flow in from every side.
Elmer Palmer and 'bridhave taken
up their abode in our- village, with the
smoke-stack at the mill unharmed, for
forsooth, your correppo'ideut "took the
cake." ;
Friday night will be given the A. O.
U. W. supper, which will doubtless be
an elegant affair for while the male
members don't know enohgh to turn
..... O
a flapjack, they are blessed with vives
who are splendid coo&s.
If you had been in our city this week
you would have met Mr. G. W. Harry
a guest at - the residence of J. W,
Krewson. What he is in ' town for,
Miss K. could tell you , if she would,
and if she doesn't, I willuext week.)
Prof Benson received this week, a
communication from the State Board
of Education containing the prescribed
course of study of the S fate Normal
School at Drain. This course of study
will be published in circular forni in a
few days.
A town lyceurn wa a organized last
WUl Uie ro,lywinS oln-
ce-rs: J Iwn, .President; H. L.
j Benson, Vice President; R, B.. , Lane,
! M ? 1 I. .1 H . ...
Secretary. At the nex regular meet-1
ing they will discuss Hho -absorbing
question of female Bnrage,, with Dr.
Kuykendall and Judge Goodell as the
leading disputants.
Everybody went to Palmer Hail on
a pleasa'ut evening recently, to atteRU
the entertainment by the local Dra
.natic Club, under the name of the
"Western Minstrels." The success of
the entertaiument reflects credit upon
the performers and upon the manager,
Charley Stephens. Wo hope, they'll
give us another, soon. Casab aLtan.
AT CflElYONUILL
The C6th Anniversary or Odd
Fellowship in America Joy
ously Commemorated. .
A SPEINGr DkY EIDE ET NATURE'S
GLOWLNG BEAUTY. SWEET MU
SIC AUD. GSABD 0EATI01I. - "
A SUMPTIOUS DINNER, GRAND
BALL AND GENEROUS
HOSPITALITY. '
Sunday morning in company with
many others we took our seat in a hack
and started for Canyonville 0 attend
the Odd Fellows celebration at that
place of the CGth anniversary of the or
ganization of American Odd Fellow
ship. It was pleasant to get out in
the open air aud behind a good team
to go over winding road over hill jnd
valley by rippling waters and spaik
ling streams. The suu shone with gen
tle rays and the wind caressed ns as 1
softly as a mother's kiss. Nature woro
her brightest gaib, her gentlest smile
and sweetest laugh, and spoke with im
pressive graudeur the eternal truths
that make the hearc swell with a touch
of the happiness ofciine inspiration
and surcharges the soul with sweet faith
as through Nature we hold closer com
munion with Nature's God. But who
has not enjoyed the peace, the sweet
repose of a spring day ride, taken as
a recreation, when all the world seems
so grand and life so real?
Heigh-ho! Dreaming again! , '
After several hours we arrived at
our;destination the advance guard of
the Roseburg delegation, which contin
ued to pour in until the shades of night
began to fall. We were well received
and were at once made to feel perfectly
at home. The Yankee Doodle Band
came in a solid body and stopped at
Myrtle Creek and discoursed sweet
music. At Canyonville in the evening
it furnished sacred music that harmon
ized so sweetly with "the surroundings
and added an impressive charm to4he
day.
Monday morning the sun rose in
richest splendor and the few clouds of
the day before were dispersed. At an
early hour "the band began to play"
ind the crowd to gather. Hon. D. S.
K. Buick," of Myrtle Creek, as Presi
dent of the day then formed the pro
cession, with the band to lead, .7 the
Douglas Lodge No. 14, 1. O. O. F. fol
lowed by the Rebekah Lodge, with the
visiting members next, all in proper
regain, and the citizens in general in
carriages snd afoot to bring up the rear.
The walk to the grove was pleasant,
and here had been made every arrange
ment for the comfort of all. Seats had
beeu prepared in the shade and a tasty
stand - erected. After prayer by Rev.
H. P. Webb, -the Opening Song;of the
Order was pleasantly snng. In a few
brief and pointed remarks President
Buick described the meaning of the
meeting, and in appropriate ter ins in
troduced as the speaker of the day,
Mrs. Mattie A. Bridge.
Mrs, Bridge said she had intended to
give her lecture on tha "Mission of Odd
Fellowship," but out of deference to
the visitors from Rouebuig, who had
heard that, she would deliver her hew
lecture, which she had just completed
and delivered for the first time at Ash
land. Although on the same general
plan, it excels the other in research,
power and artistic skill, and wo trust a
Roseburg audience will havo an oppor
tunity to hear this great effort We
can but say of this most talented and
gifted lady who ha 3 been called the
Queen of the American Rostrum that
on this occasion she fully justified the
claim. .
It was a pretty picture. One -that
will ever be kept green in the memory
of those' present. Beneath the over
arching sky of azure blue, with the
gtr.ndand lofty n.ountaii for a back
ground, there had been constructed out
of rude boards, covered with nature's
beauteous evergreens, " the i speaker's
stand. On all sides were the listening
throng held entranced by the magnet
ism, the beauty and the eloquence o
the orator, whose words of wit, pathos
and truth struck responsive chords in
the hearts of alL The young firs pro
tected us from the morning sun and
earth in ht r robes of green seemed like
I enchanted fairy land and when the
st eaker traced the the- historic lines o
man's advancement, of the great blood
less victory of Justice, Truth and Bight
over Selfishness, Wealth and Power,
thero could but come . to one and all a
fervent "Thank God? for the blessings
of this enlightened age, and when in
lofty periods-and glowing sentences
she showed that the eternal principles
of Odd Fellowship, unnamed and unor
ganized, had been the spring ' from
hich flowed this mighty river, we
began - to realize that that great .force
nOW tiiorougnly Organized and equipped
under the name of OddFellowship was
the greatest motive power in this rest,
less advancement,' in this resistless tor
rent that was sweeping all before- it
to lie down and worship at the thrbne
of the Good, the True and the Beauti
ful. . Thus carried on the current of her
eloquence, lost in her sublime sentences
wo realized the greatness of man and
the - wonderful capacity of Tiis soul;
and when she spoke of tho Fatherhood
of God and the Brotherhood of man
she seemed to raise herself above and
out of the worjdr and stood like some
Prophetic' Vision pointing out to inan
a new road through the pearly gates of
friendship, love and truth to all that
is worth living for and to all that one
could die for. Great was the day,
great was the theme butgreater and
adding a halo to all was the earnestness
of ihe magnificent woman whcqiRpoke
from tho rich fountain of ihetheart
such noble truths that lighted the spark
cf bope m every - heart, and whose
magic eloquence .made the whole world
kin.
After the Closing Ode and music
the crowd wended its way to theWor
ley -Hotel where a sumptuous and ele
gant dinner was served in an evergreen
arbor. The rest of tbe day was spent
in the usual sports and the discoursing
of sweetest strains by the far-famed
Yankee Doodle Band who won golden
opinions from all. Roseburg cannot
be too proud of this band, of Its music,"
aud of the young gentlemen who com
pose it.
At night was given the Grand Ball
and it was a magnificent affair. The
music was excellent, the calling perfect
the supper elegant, the ladies both beau
tiful and attractive and the gentlemen
polite and attentive. Thus passed tbe
time away and on Tuesday morning we
were again en route home having en
joyed ourselves thoroughly, and to the
fullest extent in sharing the geneious
hospitality of the 'citizens of Canyon
ville.'. V "ff."
Excursion Rates. Excursion rates have
been secured to Jacksonville to the Red
MenV Celebration, tickets good from May
11th to I4th, Fnll fare out and one-fifth
back. If the uew 4 cent law goes into effect
this will make it $3,24, if not it will be over
10,00.
NEW THIS WEEK.
This Space is reserved for
ISAAC MATHEWS'
New Meat Market, Roseburg.
This Space is reserved for
W. S. IIOTCHK1SS'
Grocery and Variety Store, Roseburg.
BAILEY'S. HOTEL.
Oakland, Oregon.
Board $1 per Day; Single Meals, 25 cents.
larTnis house has lately changed hands and Is
thoroughly rtsnovated and refurnished. The travel
ing public will find the beat of accommodations.
IV o Cliinamon Employed.
. sunn bailey.
This Space is reserved for
ANTON LAU,
Watchmaker and Jewler, Oakland, Or
This Space is reserved for
MkS. S. A. , H UTCHINSON,
; ; Milliner, Oakland, Ore.
Administratrix' Notice.
ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVES THAT THE UN
JL dersign d has by the County Court of Douglas
County, Uie,'.u, been ap;ointed Administratrix of
the Estate of Goo. VV. Hunter, deseased. All parties
indebted to sud estate are hereby n titled tomalte
immeniate payment to tha undersiimed at her resl
dence, twelve miles east of Myrtle Crce. in suid
eountyr and all parties having elaiin$. against the
said estate will present tiie same to ineTairtersiifuc-d
duly .veriiled,- within six montes from the date here
of.
Dated Aril 29, 158.
MAKY HUNTER
Administratrix.
; This space is reserved for
W. T. McCULLOCH'S
: New. Meat .Market, Oakland, Ore.
This Space is reserved for
MRS. E. F. HOTCHKISS, .
Milliner and Dressmaker, Roseburg.
Assiffnec's 5ofice
l'i;
ATOTICE IS HEREBY GlVEJf THXT GEORGE
lM Dement of Myrtle Oeek, Dongla Caunty,
Oregon, on the 17th day of April, 185, Brule a gen
eral assignment to the undersrigned H. btcphen
son nf U bin property under the provision of the
Statute of Orcjron entitled An act to Secure Credit
ors a just division of the estates of debiom who con
vey to assigns for th benefit of creditora," and that
the undersigned has duly qualified as euch assignee.
. Therefore, All person bavin? claims atittinit the
said (leorge Dement are hereby notified to present
the same, under oatji, to the undersigned at Myrtle
Creek, Ooujlaa ConSty, Oreiron, within threa months
from this date; All persons indebted to Oeorge De
ment are required, io make immediate payment to
me. ' ' II. W. STEPHEN SON,
L." T. Mosher, r i Assignee.
AUy for Assignee - -
Dated Ajpril U, 1SS3. ; ' '.
A GREAT BARGAIN
ONE OF THE FINEST F ARMS IN
DOUGLAS CO. FOR SALE !J
550 Acres bottom land at $25.00 per acre, 650
aerc Pasture Land at $4.00 per acre. 1200 "rtu
trees, one good Dwelling, two Baths.- Welt watered
-ith eKcellent Springs all over, the .place. Plenty
of Oak waod, a Railroad Side track and many other
conveniences.' Alsci another place consisting of 90
aeres of bottom land vt per acre, 250 acre
pasture land at Sfi.OO rr acre, two dwellings and
one sniall barn, well watered, plenty of w od. These
two places join, yoa can purchise one or both on
twt office for particulars. ,Thii w a great bargain,
There can i ,
qualities essent!
for the ills arising
inactive condition o.
ach and Bowels. Eve;
that it should be perfect
and young of both sexes, at
times; that it should be accepV,
to tho taste and the stomach; thai .
should never fail to act promptly and
thoroughly, yet pa;nlessly, and it shoud
give strength to those organs...-.' It ia
now well fcnown that Syrup of Figs po
8sesses those qualities in a pre-eminent
degree S. Hamilton is agent for Rose
burg. " ' -
-,' "Washed-Out Hair.
There is a sort of pallid, chalky com
plexion which -the novelists call a
"washed-out complexion'. It is ghast
ly enough, and no mistake. W ashed
our, faded, "discolored, or parti-colored -haira
almost as repulsive and melan
choly. Parker's Hair Balsam will re
store your hair to its original color,
whatever it was brown, auburn or black
Why wear moss on your head, when
you may easily have lively, shining hair
A Startling Discovery. "
Physicians are often startled py re
markable discoveries. The fact that
Dr. King,s New Discovery for Con
sumption and all Throat and Lung
diseases is daily curing patients that ,
they have given up to die, is startling
them to vealize their sense of duty, and
examine into the merits of this wonder.
f ul discovery resulting in our best
Physicians using it in their practice.
Trial Bottles free at S. Hamilton'
Dm? Store. Regular Size $1.00.
Our correspondent in Ripley New
York will write for tho-: Review fre
quently which will bo enjoyed by our
readers very much.'' :
NOTICE! NOTICE!
ft
Hhe Co-partuership hereto-
fore existing between 11.
S. & J. C. Sheridan is this day
dissolved by mutual consehtf
the firm retiring from business.
All notes": and accounts due
the firm must be paid within
sixty days or costs will be ad
ded.
Hardware, stoves and tin
ware will be sold at cost for
CASH ONLY from this date. -
E. S. & C.Shoi dau,
" Rcseburg, April 3d, 1885.
FINElmLll
OILTIDIKJ!
Owned by J. W. Carlon, the noted
Hoiseman. .
This Famous Horse is 16 hands
high, weighs over 1,400 lbs, is of ma
hogony Bay Color. Six years old next
June. Perfect in Form. Limb and
Body.
CfjYDE was sired at Salem by tho
noted imported: Glexeld, winner at
the Centennial 1876, and imported
into the United States by Ja.y, Bur
rows, purchased in 187G . by Major
Btnce, and by him bicughtito Oregon.
Gleneld was sired by the gre it Scotch
prize winner, Johnny Copp,.that won
more prizes than any "other horso in
fi:iv . H'm dam wus- bv the iustlr
. j . - -- . -rf... --rf
reuowned, Glexald. " r ' ; '
CLYDE'S darn is the noted Henry ,i,
ani Ilamiltonian, brought from "Illi
nois to Or egon in 1868, and purchased
by Jesse Cornelius. ...
Tin attention " of all ; Farmers and
Horsemen is called to the above partic
ulars, and 'they are asked to call and
see thu beautiful horse aud get terms.
Gouti i-isiui-n"tt i'ui aisLei at reason-
able rates. E.ery poisilid cure will -
be taken j to prevent accidoiits or ,c ,
capes, but no responsibility assumed.
For. further particulars ea or address'
J. -W. CARLON. Roseburg Oregon.
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ROSEBURG - GROCE RY STO RE.
',r'-v, - ;,. ';,r--- v.r-''
v EOET. EASTOX, PROPRIETOR.
Jackson Street, one door. South of Mrs. Compton's.
HAS JIST UECEIVED
, . A STOCK OF
CANDIES, NUTS, " ' CAKES,
CRACKERS, TEAS, SP1CES,
SU0ARS, CANNED GOODS
COFFEES, ET(;., ETC., ETC,
I Exchajnge Goods for Good Batter
andFreslj Eggs.
MY GOODS MRS ALL FRESH, ;
' .ItOUT. E ASTON1.
1 "' .
Land Corners.
THE FOLlioWIKG LAW WAS PASSED BY THE
late Lea'islatnre: - '
To establit-h all corners of Governrirnt ircrveys,
where the witness trees have been cut, or have fallen
down, And where there remains the tumo on which
the bearing marks or blazes ean still be seen, or
w here other evidences of the Govern ment tornora
mavorcan be found, whereby the sai i corners es-
Ublishod by Govermueut nurvejs tan be pjwitive;y
. located by any of suoh or other de;a.v evidences,
j said comeror corners to be reestablished in '.he man.
ner prescribed in thUSectkm forcsUbiishii gcornera,
I and shall keep a seperate record of uhe sameia a
book -called Bearing Trees of U S. fcun eys, and
giving the date, and names of persons present, and
turn 6ald reoord over to his successor. When so re
established, they sliall be recognized thcieafter
j . WM. THIEL, County Surveyor,..