ROSEBURG REVIEW.
FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1885.
A Tribute to Gen-Joseph Lane-
from the Standard.
' Toward the close of a bright, Oregon
May day, after the gentle showers had
fallen over the thirsting hills and val
leys of the beautiful Umpqua country,
w hile the sun was sir, king in the ocean
of the Yest, beyond the towering Coast
Bangp, in' company with a traveling
comjariion returning from a diive
through the. hills overlooking thecharm
ing Yoncolla valley we espied alxiuta
mile from the town of ltos.eb.urg a
graceful, sloping knoll enclosed. With
in the enclosure white headstones tow
ered toward thw arched vaults of heav
en, telling us that there was a "Uity of
the Dead."
We wandered to wheie the pioneers
of this part of Southern Oregon were
sleeping the sleep tbsit knows no wak
ing; pondered over theraves, many of
vhich the sod had been recently turned.
Here rested the yonug, whom the Giver
of life had taken in their purity: and
the figed, whose liv es had gone ' out in
their twilight.
The sweet-tuned larks gaily chanted
their refrain over the new made graves,
while the bluebnda hopped among the
!
tranches of the majestic oaks, and
occasionally a pair of graceful turtle
cloves of the locality strayed here to
coo, unmindful of all else. Here in,
this intensely romantic spot of South
ern Oregon, in siglifr of the scenes he
loved so well in life, lies all that was
mortal of tire brave General, the hon
ored pioneer, the able statesman, Nes
tor of the Oregon Democracy, n I the
only man who, thus far, from our State,
ha3 achieved a wational reputation
Joseph Lane. -
In a neat and substantial mausoleum
powering above all the surrounding ob
jects as the occupant, when of .the earth
earthly, towered above his fellowmen,
peacpfully awaiting the resurrection
morn, sleeps this gallant wholesouled
pioneer. The inscription on a white
marble slab reads:
In Memory of
Gexeral Joseph Laxe,
Corn,
December 14, 1801
Di.-d, " i .
April 19, 18S1.
Alongside, rests the dust of his aged
companion through life, the forid, faith
ful mother and honored wife, upqn
Syhose covering is inscribed: ;
v In Memory of
- Polly,
JVife of
General Joseph Lane,
Born,
March 16, 1802.
Died,
August 16, 1870.
Numberless herds grazing upon the
adjacent hills, even seemed to revere
Ihe place, while the grand old oaks,
stand around like sentineled mourners
bf the honored pioneer.
The entire genius of the place is a
Bcere" to fire the sentiment even of
the stoic r It was inspiring and awful,
enough to make the unregeoerated
heart cry out, like the evil spirit did
in the olden time, under the influence
of the. Man of Sorrow
' It brought to our mind the song of
the poet: '
"To him, yah in the love of Nature holds
iommunion with her risible farms, she
8pek a various la-iguige: y "
The oak -:,
Shall aend its ro ts abroad, and pierce thy mould.
Yet not to thy eternal resting: place
Shalt thou relur l alone, nor couldst thou wiah
Couch more Kutgnificeut.
Takethewings
Of morning and ' the Barcan desert pierce
Or loae thyself in the continuous wooda
Where ro'ls the Oregon, and hears no sound
gave its own dashing yet the dead are there."
' Sleep on brave soul, in the presence
of the pioneers, dead and living, round
and about your peaceful tomb! The
song birds carol over thy romantic
grave, and the beautiful wild flowers of
ihe hills you loved so well grow round
and about it! Thy face is turned to
ward the City of the Ne'w Jerusalem,
and thy noble, whole-soul has gone
over and beyond the Great Kiver, un
like that which of life was bent with
age bonyant and triumphant in the
glorious raiment of life eternal, S.
. The Kedmei's (Mabration-
Your correspondent was one of the
exoursionists to Jacksonville, to the
dedication of the Rcdnien's hall on the
1,2 th. Was much pierced with this
u'aique tiiid aUr"g"nal order. The hall
was packed by. a very appreciative and
p immeudable audience. The music by
he choir was transcendenlal, its pathos
wooing the Gieat Spirit. The two
bands, in attendence, Cottonwood and
ihe 'J acksoimlle both ' merit medals for
he sweet music discoursed cn that
memorable occasion. The Ilierogly
phical dedication of the Temple was,
lieyond my ken, excepi that com mon
to another order. It may be the best
order in the world, still I would class it
under the genus Cimex, and it must
te a Hexdpod. Still I may be as bad-
jy mistaKen as 1 was in supposing cpj.
ivoss to be the big Bamboo y Chief, be
cause he was clad in a line "buckskin
costume. Ou mv return hitherwaid
I spent a day in the flourishing town
6t Medford which bids fair to become
tlio principal town of the valley.
S'ince the demise of Central Point, star
ed by Jacksonville to kill Medford,
il has taken a'secend boom, in fold
M.'K in tile latter' place told me that
Jacksonville hit' it just where she
missed it, wl.en she did not get the
E. H i the start, i e the Dutcl.tnan
shot the co jn.
Subscribe for the Review.
ED1T0EI &IT NUTE&
Speaking of the Redmen's dedica
tion last week,' when we , closed, we
now continue: by saying that it was. a
success. The singing was most excel
lent all was performed in a most im
pressive manner.
We have bften'orer much of the
valley sinc our last, and everywhere
from the northern part to the southern
extremity, ' beyond Ashland, wv soe
signs of marked improvement in the
last four years.
Jacksox County with her rills and
rivers her fertile lands and prunes,
her forests and her everglades, her
g"azing and agricultural lands, her
fruits and flowers, her salubrious cli
mate amVgorgeous scenery altogether
make it almost paradisical and second
only to Old Douglas.
. Jacksonville, Ashland, Medfcrd,
and other towns in the county are
making more headway than one would
at first suppose.
Tim part of Southern Oregon is se
curing some good . immigration, and
yet as m Douglas County we find some
who avo like the canine that slept in
the i). anger, "he would not eat the hay
neither would he,iet ,the ox eat it."
Some say "too many peoplodiore now,"
but if you could see the untilled lands
lying in waste all over this vast terri
tory, where many industrious hands
could find profitable employment, cer
tainly we are forced to conclude that
this country ought to be, and will be,
the heritage of homeless and landless
in other states east of the Rockies.
The hospitality of the citizens of this
county has become proverbial and this
writer is in a situation to know beyond
all Gavil that it is most certainly true.
TiiE Railroad on reaching this val
by gave an unhealthy impulse to spec
ulation, and now some few who said
some yeas ngo "we must have a util
road," and became unduly excited over
the jn'o.spects, and as one of Jackson
county's representatives said in the
legislature in the palmy days of Ben.
Holliday, "give us about 150 miles of
llolliday's monopoly and we wilt be
satisfied." They have it, and the wis
dom of that Solon has not yet been
verified. A wealthy proprietor said
the other clay that the stage line was
more beneficial to this county than the
railroad. Of this wo are not sure, but
that erery one vvhu expected to grcw
into better c;rcumstauce3 because of
the railroad, some of them, at least,
have been sadly disappointed.
The "Beall side track" trouble still
continues,, but we are led to believe
fiat the track will bo laid, and remain
intact, as it should be. . '
We should be glad to to speak of
personal friends, but we appreciate the
fact that the undertaking 'would be too
great.
We had the pleasure of calling on
all of the numerous newspaper men in
the county. They ah gave-us a kindly
greeting.
At Eagle Point we had the verv
...
best entertainment at the.house of our
old friend Peter Simmons, who is now
the proprietor of the Pioneer Hotel at
that place. Travelers will do well to
stop there.
To read Mr. llolman's article in re
gard to Southern Oregon in the Ore
got'ianof a recent issue a person would
be led to suppose that nothing inter
vened between the Willamette and
Rogue river valleys or that Mr. II.
had travelled t distance of about 150
mifles on "thin air." The real facts are
that the entire length of Douglas couu
ty lies between and is far in advance
of either of the above mentioned local
ities in climate, natural resources and
adaptability with the single exception
of growing wine grapes, and. thore is
even room for a doubt in that particu
lar. Our seasons are just as early, if
not a little moie so, and in the matter
of early fruits and vegetables the Ump
qua Yalhy is in the lead of all other
localities in the State. We have never
had even a partial failure of crops on
account of drouth, or from any other
cause,. and at the s.ime time never have
an excess of rain. h " .
A colchy of infidels was founded five
years go in Baiton county, Missouri.
A coi respondent of the St. Louis
Globe-Democrat who spent a day and
a half in the new town called Liberal,
says that the experiment is a failure;
that the town, instead of keeping pace
with other towns of the same age has
fallen far behind them, and instead of
being the happy, prosperous commu
nity it promised to be, is shrivelled
contracted, torn into by dissensions
and iu a condition where only prompt
action in behalf of its friends toward a
reorganization will 'save, it from disin-
tegratiou.
Never in the history of our nation
did a President make a better start for
a pure, clean -and acceptable adminis
tration of the nations affair's, than has
Steph n Grover Cleveland. He is un
doubtedly a man of wonderful execu
tive ability, and as long as he remains
in his present practise lie will be pres
ident, and the nation will prosper.- Ex
Ex-Go vornor Newell of Washington
Territory who recently passed trough
this valley on an official visit to Kla
math county as . inspector of Indian
Agencies, has returned to his home in
O . . ...
Olympia, and favors the publisher of
the Olympia Transcript with an inter
esting sketch of the Indians at. the
different agencies in Oregon, and a dis-
cription of the ..country he passed
through on his tour of inspection.
The following is what he has to say of
the Valleys . of western and southern
Oregon:
. "The Governor speaks of the gieat
basin Iving between the Coast rancre
and the Cascade mountains, three hun
dred miles long and one hundred wide,
containing the great valleys of the
Willamette, Umpqua and Rogue
rivers million of acres as one of the
most beautiful, fertile and favored
bodies of land known to mankind, all
rich alluvial soil of inexaustable fertil
ity, flat, undulating and hilly, calcula
ted to sustain millions of people by
agricultural productions, wheat and
other grains of the latitude, grass, hops
tobacco, and fruit especially, unexcelled
in varjety and perfection, melons,
sweet potatoes, almonds peanuts, apri
cot?, nectaiii.( S? peaches; many cf the
peach trees being a foot in diameter
and twentv-five yeais old, full of bloom
and as vigorous as ever. The fall
growth is already far advanced, owing
to the warm temperature.
The County Commissioners of Jack
son county recently appropriated $250
to disseminate information?4 concerning
that county. Here is an example
worthy of being followed by our Com
missioners. Douglas county with all
its great resources must be advertised
to the world and our vt lleys and hills
will becom the- workshop of thousands.
Let us give a strong pull this year and
get out of the mire of hard times.
People are Hocking from all sections to
Oregon. Let us show up our tlnice
favored county its climate, its boun
tiful soil and natural resource?, and
unite our own prosperity in the com
mon advancement of all.
To-day all is changed. Nature can
not smile too much upon her happy
children; she cannot deck herself too
gaily. The war is over, long over.
Its memories have btcom sof tenoned
its asperities have disappeai-cd. On
our beautiful giounds an Iowa com
pany wears the gray; a mobile com
pany wears the. blue. No more stran
gers or sojourne rs are. the people of
the south and of the wear, to one an
other, they aro friend?, brothers, Amer
icans united even by the fact that
brave men from each section illustrated
its prowess in fields of strife iu days
gone by '-Mobile Register.
Are You Tired of Being Sick!
We want to say a word to the men, wnmen
and jirla who work in stores, offices ami fac
tories. 'There ar hundreds of thousinds of
you in the country. Verv few of you are well.
You arc shut up too much aud exercise too
little. ."In this way you are sick. -Your Mood
is bad, your digestion poor, your head often
aches, you don't feel like work. Your liver,
stomach and kidneys are out of order. Par
ker's Tonic has cured hundreds of such coses.
It is pure, sure and pleasant.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts, 'Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. It is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 23 cents pei box. For
sale by S. Hamilton.
RTB
1SH5
INVAUJAB
LB TO ALL!
V."l"i be mailed C'DCTC
to all applicants r w C !u
and to customers of last vear without
ordering it It contains illustrations, prices,
descriptions and directions for planting all
Vegetable and Flower SEEDS, BULBS, etc
D. M. FERRY&CO.DSS2lT
ROSEBURG GROCERY STORE
ItOBT. E ASTON, PROHUETOK.
Ja,clc ton street, one door South of JJrs. Comj)toirs.
HAS JiST UIXEIYES)
A STOCK OF
CANDIES, NUTS, CAKES,
CRACKERS, TEAS, SPICES,
SUGARS, CANNED, GOODS
m COFFEES, ETC., ETC., ETC,
I Exchange Goods for Good Butter
and Fresh Eggs..
MY GOODS ARE ALL FRE&H,
" UoBl'. EASTON.
Assignee's Sfoike.
"VfOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT GEORGE
J. Dement of Mjrtlc l.'ieek, Jtugias County
Oregon, on the 17th day of April, I3.s5, matfe a gen
eral iiKsintueut to the unc!ersijrned 11. W. stjhen.
sn ijf all his rojcrt,v inider ihj provision of the
Statute of tJieijon tntitleu "An act to Secure Credit
ors a just division ff the estates of debtors who con
vey to a-ssiiis fur the benefit of Cfeditors, and that
the undersigned hai duly qualified as rech assignee.
Toerelare, All jiersotn havin? i-lsiins a?aixut the
said George Ieaent are hereby notified to pronent.
the same, under oath, to the undersigned at Myrtle,
Creek, Doulas County, Oen, wiiuiti three months
from this date. All persons indebted to Ueorge De
ment are required to make immediate payment to
ma. II. W. STEl'IIENssuN,
L. F. Mokhbr, Assignee.
- "Atty for Asstirnee
patel April 21, !Si5,
PORTLAS D ADVERTISE MENTS.
c. w. kxgwles, , l. d. drown.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
BROWN & KNOWLES, Proprietors.
COIL FRONT AND MORRISON STS-, PORTLAND.
IS A TIRE-PROOF BRICK BUILDING OF ISO
Itooiua, locateJ in the center ol the City. Five
minutes walk to the Post offlee. Kept on the Euro
leaii plan. Kooms from M cents to Si.OO ior day.
The KesUurant i the finest in the city, the tables ure
supplied with the best. Meals, from 15 ceiita up.
trench Dawier, 50 cents Free C'oaoh to and from
the Hou.-iC. A safe Elevator is in the IIoue. Solic
iting a share of the patron, I am,
Verv Trulv Yours,
I. O. BRCWX-
Bex. L. Noueex.
W. II. AsDP.ua.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL,
(KEPT ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.)
CORNER CF FIRST AND MCF.RISCN ST,
POUTL1NEV - - OltEGON.
NORDEN & ANDRUS. Props.
Free Coach, to an J from the House.
JUST OPENED.
. ...
The New Esmond.
Til OS.GUINEAN, PROPRIETOR.
New House, Xcw Furniture,
New cvci'ytliius. All mode, n
Improvements : r--Hydraulic
Elevator, etc. European or
American plan.
JUST OPENED.
INTERNATIONAL
Co Tliird aud E Streets,
Portland, Oraon.
UEDUCIiD RATES, l'KICES TO SUIT THE TIMES,
rp.Hls LAKCE A NO W E ! .L- A "TO I N T E I ) HOUSE
X oife' sUjHu'ior aK'Ci.i fw at piijiulur prices.
:o, Si. uii c. iiu.i :xO. uufy tmeo btwiv
tiotu alt lejops mm ri.ctuici' l.iim..Kd 1' iuo Uuss
to anJ from ihe Hotel No . iiiiit.se nervuutJ. .No
oeieiisircj or-deiatuu froiu raj lUr r.twd oi SI. 00
i cr ba.
.ui-tf J2. L.HIV2STQN. I'rop'r.
Louis Eppingor, IIanager.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Saniine ftooaij for Oom-uercial Trav
rOUTLAND, , OUEO
Melton House
3C ES O T -iW. TT 3ES -A. 2XT T -
SOL. ilSanager.
CO Alder trcet, near 4th, POKTI.AND, Ort'On.
KEPT ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
-:. the '
NEW YORK COFEEE IlOUE,
RESTAURANT AND
Oystez- alooii-
THE LEADING CHECK RESTAUKAN't IN CITY
S1FERD & HACKNEY. PROPS.
Open Day and Niht. Private Rooms for Ladies.
132 Fir-st Street Portland Oreifon.
Established 18o2.
A. ROBERTS,
Corner First and Alder Street Portland, Or.
.THE LEADING
' .. AND.
SSISCHAHT -ff&IiOB
, OF OREGON.
CTTHE PLACE TO BUY.JgJi
J B CONGLE
Manufacturer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
SADDLES, HARNESS,
tftXEATHEU AND SAnDLERY HARDWARE.
108 and 110 Front Street PORTLAND, OREGON.
TAPE WORM
Infallible Cure iii onc-Iinlf, to
two hours time without any
pain, or danger whatever to
the patient. A'o interrifption
of business. Iosc: tablc
spooufuls. For pu it if u!a is,
apply to John Wilhelm, Agent
GT Alder Street, Portland.
Masonic Temple. ' - , , .-
DRY GOODS GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SHOES.
Strictly ...One Price.
CARO 'BROTHERS'
&4
DEALEHS
Hry Goods, Groceries,
Croeteery, Clothing,
. TrunhSj ITalices ,
DRESS GOODS, -VELVETS,
FANCY OOODS,
SILKS,
CLOACS,
JERSEYS,
. Evcryliiing in the line of 3KXE!tAL .tXDISG
will be sold from this date on, at bed-rock prices.
iive us a call and convince yourself of our tiREAT
I5AR(;AI,S at the SRITLY ONE IRIE STORE.
(0)
Would Respecifllly Announce to the Public that They are Better
Tua Ever Lefoue to Iuunisu
TTAVINO lilelv added a New J. A. Fay Moulding au Matohhi- Machine we will keep an immense stoA
XI if tUc VEU t lilibT
syiooiajaal
A FINE STOCK OF MOULDINGS! WELL SEASONED CEDAR
AND SUGAR PINE LUMBER! j
- ! r
T?IXE CEDAR RUSTIC, GBAIN SAWED FLOORING FURNISUED ON SHOUT OTOE. n.Us
l1 LUMliERaad FENOl.VO furnished at IIAKl) TIME FhlCES. "d sound CliAU TU.-ilo, UAlLi.NU,
l'lC'KETS,-&e.,llir FINE FEMCINO a iecialti.
1 10R Reference !ee Residence cf Cy. Smith, 4 mile above town or Dr. lUmilton' Rosebur-. are
bound to make tiie le.tt LuuAer and Wive naiWactMiii. t.ive u a trial. .
4 n order left witU Tlio:.. 'Sheridan will be tnmpUy filled, and all Lumber delivered on ahort notice
l. xitcr May 1st. All orders should be Addressed t
. Voltaire Clumpy
- LOOKING tiLABS OUKUON.
THIS SPACE IS
M. JOJEPHSON
STAL
CLYDE!
Owned by J. W. Carlon, the noted
Horseman.
This Fainoi's Horse is 16i hands
high, weighs over 1,400 lbs, is oE ina
hogonv Bav Color, fcfix yent-8 old next
Jmip, Perfect in Form, Limb and
Body. .'
CLYDE was sired at Salem by the
noted imported Gi.eneld, winner at
the Centennial 1876, and imported
into the United States by Jus, Bur
rows, purchased in 187o by . Mjor
BriiCf, and by him brought to Oregon.
(Jleneld was sired by the greit Scotch
prize winner, Johnny Copp, that won
more prizes than any other horso in
his day. II's dam was by the justly
renowned, Glenald. "
CLYDE'S dam is . tLe noted -Henry
an. I Hamiltonian, brought from Illi
nois to Oregon in 1868, and purchased
by Jesse Cornelius.
. The attention of all Farmers and
Horsemen is called to the above partic
ulars, and they are asked to call and
see this beautiful horse aud get terms.
Good pasturage furnishei at reason
able rates. Every possible care will
be taken to prevent accidents or es
capes, but no responsibility assumed.
For further particulars, see or address
J. W. CARLON Roselmrff, Oregon.
,000s
is pRKSEvra oivex AW.iT. Send a
VUuVUU cents postage, aim ty m.ii;you
will get rnEK a package of goods of larfi value, tbat
ill siart you in oK lliai wiu at once onng jiu jii
mouey faster than anjtbing cl.e in" America. All
alut the $'200,00oii prexeiita with each Ixix. Agent
wanted ever-hjre, of cilber sex, id all axea, fr all
the time, or spare time only, to work for us at their
v n hotiies. fortune for all worker absolutely as
sured. Don't delay. II. U.VLLEJ, Co., Portland,
Maine.
mm.
send six c?nts for postatre. aal
receive free, a costly box of irooda
which w.ll he'pall, of either sex to
more money right away tnau anytmng eise in tne
world. Fortunes await the workers absolutely sure.
At once address TUUli an J Co,, Augusta, Maine,
FINE
ON
3
IX-
SATINS,
VELVETS,
ETC,
1ROTMERS
,
Hustle oi Hand-11,
.'RESERVED FOR
S NEW. AD.
NOTICE! NOT
fnhc Co-partnership hereto-
L foro existing between .
S. & J. C. Sheridan is this day
dissolved ; by mutual consent,
the firm retiring from. business.
All notes imd 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 datel
R. 3. & J.C. Shcidan.
ff i
Rcsoburg, April 31, 1S85.
LiiTi'.l Corners.
milE FOLLOWING LAW WAS PASSKO BY TUE
X late LesUture: i-
To etUbli.-h ud comers of Ooremnu-nt mirrey,
where tbe witncB tree have been cut', or have lubeu
down, and where there remains thu stuinn o.i which
the bearing mark or blazes, can Mill bo secM, or
w here other evidences of the O r .rtiment corner
may or ean be found, whereby the aaid corner c
tablixhod by Government aurvey cau te po-dtivciy
located by any of ueh or other decaving ev idc-acet,
said corner or corners" to bo reestablished in the man
ner iireseribed in thisSection foreUblivhuieorncrs,
aad shall keep a itcperate record of the swine in
book called liearinjr Tree of U S. Sureys, and
, rivi"ig the date, and names of persona present; and
I turn said rceord over to hia successor. When so re
' established, they shall be recognized thereafter
I the legal and oennanent corner or corners. - !
j WM. THIEL, County Surveyor.
BLACKSMITHINGi
P. 31. 3I1TIIEWS
HAVING LEASED BOW EN
Bro. Blacksmith Shop in now prepared to ro
al
work in tho U lack -matting Line uy
u.amcr. Uorscshoeinir a ipecialtY.
a first
fclai
AT'
J.M,DILLABD
wouKl reiiOottalJy iuform t lw paflo that a '
has ou hauvl a Hue assortment of
i ry & j j ;1 $f i ?3 z c r I cs,
Rc;nly-3l!iile Cljtliin
aa.l iu f ijt everytlii ii an illy k-ip; lb a
. c ass stoi-u, ISlve him a call.
Goods at liow Prices
AH kiiisai I'l'odui
T;ikeii .n E zzx i n i i5 f j 13 J 1 4
. orders proi2it)Jy atiia It l tj.
Dr. A. SE0i!),
' SPECIALIST.
Cur.'s all Otir iulc -Diiaasev CaUrr'.i,
Asthma, C.iiisatuptioii, Keurali
iibeuuiatism, Paiitlysi.-, B.-iIita Dis
ease. !;psy, White cJWclUu, Stir
juiii-.s, etc.
This treatment ihormghly puriiia
iliu bl.wd. driving a'l..... impurities util
corrupt ruitter f.eai the whlt syeleat
aud briux tac. and tvery uerve uud
njUccle ti a licalihy AiteunJ ii natural
Mork. " " ;
All who are surtViiuif froui Caron c
Didest's are reaueied lo call Therj
will be no charge tor cyns. lting witU
tiie patient, 'ierius in all caSfes rean-
able. A. Skcoki.
Coaio)"itan Hotel.
.Rose burg. Oreou.
PROPERTY FRONTlNii ON THREE PaiSCIPLt:
Hitesm, size i)xl;0 feet, nljioh will jfive t'uUft
bJildiu Kts :!iJciK led. Otvud biuititM iv.jUaeimi
also d'sHiiv, woll fui'iitiod, fins wejl, -!tu
I'Uiiiji, ulso w.xnl she J and other out buildiui, aud
all well fenced, for particulars-enquire at lU'.'i
ollije.
CIVIL UEjoT Sf ore.
. i DEALER IN
Drj 03daGr coo its etc
Ail Kinds of ProJjja Tak:n i.i Exj!ui
CIVIL REND, DO 173. CO., OREGON.
S i J,! i . i r x r'ii,vx ;ij ).i San I 10 c mt pj.
JiJi 5 il 'ixi. a ia .vj will ;.itil v'.u r' ji frf.ul
ti lAi.il v"a!.b si.ii e n x o: zuni-JLi t!il .11
jua in tha v.ty oi itt iKiiix iii-re t.x.r.tvy in e
ii ciiii y u c Oi" v.i jJiftit ,i isytuie ta.i Ijiim.ig.
L'.tal :i n ro l t:t-o.l. t-iu isiti livj at uoujj .i I
work in si;ai"j inu rt-dy, or ail tivj ti iu. Ad u(
bj'h sevas, tl ii!l ae;, ;;i-in.liy Aiooj;f;ii. M ccsu
to .) v.i-t.ly eartJ evo.-y ej.iiti. T.iat all u
wan., vvortc m o te .t ; ,iueJ, we m.koUi.sja
parad.:le 1 tiIer; T.i. all who ;ire not.wcli satisiio.l we
Vul ou-J jji i ;i:vy f-r the wjuiil j v-i writing us. Ku.l
jiariical.irs, Ju ejio.ni, eu?..c:it frej. lm;iu-nw
iibduktily HUru Jur Sli uii. e-.ai-i, ui onee. t)i. Au
la V. xJd.x-s i Co.. i rtia!j, M.duj.
United St.itos Lju.1 Olllce, Kokedui, Oregon, Fb
ruary 25, lss.'i
!V)Ti.:i: h imriKisY gixxx that jiin' u.
lA Dali'.y h is npitds I tr jurclia-i the -So itii
h.df utj. r'j. iua'lcr and lit : o ..f sj-u,.ti 1
i" i-) S, 11 $ W, Wiliaiiicbe msri liiin, u )J, r tiie net
6t ,oiirs f ,h:r.c 3d, 1S78 for thu sule of timber'
ia.il m t Sio Mutes of l.bf n i.ia. h-con, Ncrad.t aad
mo 1'crriu.ry of Vd!iiiix5!;.
Any and alt iartids Waiiuiir; ndvi "scly a-iy of the
;bo. j.,, ii.,t fj):. tiicir ' laim Ji-ith'the lle'trit-r
f !; L:md Otfi rj at Kosc".urjr durinj the -ixi-y dy
t'OMioatviii Lcicof or their r.i:iv.s iil fco ftarred if
laiatc." Wui. r.liiiNJVMlS
febiSCt
tetUie
ADMIXrST.VTOn'S NOTICR
"Vforicras hereby uivex ra.vTT.ii-: undeu-
il ftiuo l h is b'J'i duly .ipiMbiot.l by ihe Cuuniy
tJifri of 'Jiiii;'!..! ciii'.uty, Oivnii. A l linustrtor uf
the Kjt e if .Sar.vh tirowii, bite of taid uouittv, iv
eca,;il. All pfrsons 'uvtnj claim Rnst H.iid E.
tale ae hurebv rc'iuired t'i present the same, wix
proper r-i-i -huH, wi;.h'.n six mm tin frtin dtte of
ihi:; n.s,ice, t Uic uiideiNined, at bin l:tv. ollb-e bi
Oukla-id, U.unrl us iToutity, iri,i u March l.UhlSiiS
i:. A. SKlibKitKDE. AdininMtrAUr.
T'lrs. K. Erekearide,
AGENT FOlt
W. E. KoOOSHZCS, '
Importer niuUManufacturer of
MOSUME HTS HEADSTONES
kji iuicriean aiKi oreiu mx.vie
ainl Svutcl) (Jrauite.
Kjsimales given for Coping in Sand
Alo Agent for Wa'.ker'tf Irou Fence for
Ceuietuiy Enclosure.
ROSEBURG. - "OREGQN.
aiiu at iMi.u'Hi, VI C'JJ'U1( April i t iOo
joTfcK h ni:Ri;Y mxes that the kol-
1 hivk-imr nuniil wr.fVr nKI itiut ki I r
and i hat said proof wdi be male before the Register
or lieceivcr at Kosebuiy Land Oafc6, on TneUyt
June 2, viz: Isaac r. Weekly U .incite id .No.
3OS0 for the lots 7, 8 a::l 0, S. E. of S. W." aud
& W. J of S. E. 1, taction '16, i. S3 dauth of Itano
U West,
lie names tbe folio wlnir witnesses to prove hlcn
tinuous re.sidenue upon, and itultivatiou of aaid land,
viz: Mai tin Miller of Dora; Frank ijtficld of Iora,
John irillor Dora: John Vco!-:!v of Looking GImi.
W. V. BLiSJAMIS,
ltclUrr. '
A'tliiJilstralrix' Notice.
VfOTlCK IS IIEltKUY GIVEN' THAT THE UN.
i.X - dcr!f'.ied has by the County Court of Uoug-ta
County, Oienn, been appoint,! Ad;ninitratria of
the Evle oi Geo. . IlutiUjr, devca.eiV' All parties
indbb;cd K u-iid ctalo are hereby it. u;ied tmiak
imnicniate ayijieiit to tbe uid :rsined at her reai
deuec, twelve miles east of Myrtle Cree'r; Iitsaif
county, a::d all p.rlie. hav.i: clai aaintt the
suid eU will pre Hint tbe same t- the un-lerijrned
dulv verified, a ttbtu nix monteii from the date here
of.
Dated April 29, XSSI. 11 ARY HUNTER
Adiiiiniitvratrix.
BiJLEY'S HOTEL.
Oak!an il, Oregon. '
Board $1 p;r Day; Singls. Meals, 25 cent?,
- iSSTThis bouise has Isitefy changed hands- and U
thoroughly runovatei and refurnished. The travel
ins public ill find the best of accommodations.
IVo Cliiimmvn ICmpIoj-oU.
CilllU DA1LEY