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KOSEBURG REVIEW
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY, 26, 1886.
CIEVE LAND'S ADMlSlSTJtATIQN.
The adu i-.istration of Grorer Cleve
land is on- h .r is entitled to the respect
ofeverv . .:e American. It is a thor
ough business administration on pat
riotic jvri- - 5nVs and proves the wisdom
- r. ' np in their chief ex
' '' --'r-''-' 8 administration was
!.'.'.. ,-4 ; ant came after the rev
1 ' f.. and walked the era of good
rW-Ling, so Mr. Cleveland to-day has
1-y a consistent and high-minded course
united our entire country upon a com
mon platform of patriotic demotion to
the union. His administration will be
marked as the one that introduced
business methods into the management
of the affaire of the government, The
eru of the fealty to bo rewarded by
rom the public crib has passed,
t Jie noble words of our President,
Pu lie office is a public trust," will
her :jfrMr be the guide upon which all
a inn narrations mustbe founded. Thi?
means a greater advance than people
realize and will go far to elevate and
purify the public morals and the politic
al world. This business like course is
not confined to one branch or depart
ment but thoroughly permeates each
and evrv one. The eff-ct will be not
only the hnpier union of the sections,
an imp "merit in the po'itical atmo
phere V v -" means retnr i-g prosperi
ty and t. er times For h reckless
control ' "overnmental affairs led to
the trv t depressing condition of
trade, fo a consistent and manlv ad-
ministratn will surely, if, needs be,
necesaar'lr, lay the foundation, for an
era of general prosperity. In conclu
sion it re-vires no prophetic vision to
state that Grover Cleveland will be his
own successor, for truly he is a man
whdm the people long have sought.
We propose the toast .and ask our
Prohibition friends to join in it, 'Our
President, the beau ideal of true Amer
ican manhood."
Hate AlUancf.
The fullproceecfinga of this body
sived
was received too late for publication
thit week, but we have a very inter
esting correspondence from our report
er which will annear next wppIt. Wo
give our readers the resolutions in full on to the value of his stock; the
n ,Kf;ot i. ,i. decision rests not with him but with
THE TELEPHONE CASE.
The continued denunciation of pub
lic men by the press has grown to be
one of the greatest abuses of a free
government. Gen. Sheridan itlus
trated this by calling it the tyranny of
the press. In no late instance has
this abuse of the prerogatives of an
untrammelled press been more shame
fully apparent than in the treatment
of Attorney General Garland by the
metropolitan press followed by the
chorus of every little partisan news
paper at every cross-road throughout
the length and breadth of the land.
The Review will state the plain facts
in the case and allow each one to
judge how much the honor and integ
rity of Mr. Garland has been involved.
In the first place, Mr. Garland has
some stock in what is known as the
Pan Telephone Co. This stock lias
never had any marketable value for
reason that the Boll Telephone Co. had
secured a previous patent. The Pan
Electric Company desired to bring
suit to set aside the Bill patent as
fraudulent. Every one must know that
if any fraud has been committed to se
cure a patent the fraud is upon the
government, for the government grants
the patent and it is necessarily a pro
tection to the patentee that the gov
ernment alone can set aside his patent.
Now we have the case in a nutshell.
It is claimed that the Bell patent is
fradulent and such a good case has been
made before Secretary Lamar of the
Interior department that he has lent
th name of the TJ. S. government to
the Pan Electric Co. to test the case
in the Supreme Court. Secretaiy La
mar was subjected to abuse for his ac
tion, but it has been found to have been
in accordance with the precedents since
the very foundation of the government.
The Bell organs threaten to break
down both Mr. Lamar and Mr. Gar
land but their attack on Lamar fell
flat and has been withdrawn only to
increase their venomous assault on
Mr. Garland. Now here are the facts.
Mr. Garland owns stock in a telephone
patent which is to be tested; but-by
the action of Secretary Lainar, before
the Supremo Court of the United
States and Mr. Garland will appear as
the attorney of the government. No
thing that Mr. Garland can do can add
Alliance. We are certainly in harmo
ny with these resolutions, and we do
the Supreme Court. We can see no
thing to condemn in the action of Mr.
r,i. j 3 1 11
not mm a third nrt.v in thorn .;!. ,io"u ,,avK ivla ule maiwr
Whereas: It has been for years mUCh thouSU- Ifc iU becomes those
1 one of the objects of the State Temper- P?6 thafc supported Mr. Blaine with
ance Alliance to secure the submission H the weight of the Mulligan letters
of the prohibition amendment to the against him to have anything to sav
termination A ta III nceriun the Attorney General for
by the next legislature at a il the one conclusive fact in favor of Mr
election that we will not rote for any Garlard " that he can do absolutely
candidate that will not publicly pledge I nothing to enhance the value of his
mmseir to wort lor tnese two points, stock to the prejudice of the Bell Com
heath or JOHN n. aovou.
,John B. Gougb, the great apostle of
temperance, died in Frankfort, Penn
sylvania, on the afternoon of the 18th
inst., at the age of CO years. He was
stricken with paralysis Monday night
while delivering a lecture in the Pres
byterian church at Frankfort, his last
articulate utterance bjing, 'Yd
man make your record clean." Mr.
lugh was an Englishman by birth,
having conic to America in his twelfth
year. Jfe was a bookbinder by trade
and persned this avocation in New
York city from 1831 to 1843, but did
not meet with success, owing to his
extremely intemperate habits. He
spent his time in tho lowest grog shops,
singing songs and acting the buffoon for
his drams, suffered frequently the tor
tures of delirium tremens, lost his
wife and child through the misery in
duced by his excesses, and was finally
induced by a Quaker to sign a temper
ance pledge. Ho soon thereafter ro
tated his experience with thrilling
effect at a temperance
became evident that the temperance
cause had gained in his reformation a
powerful orator.
The prospects of the Democratic
party for a grand and sweeping victory
was never brighter than at tho poesent
time, and especially is this true of the
party in Douglas county. Thero ap.
pears to le better feeling and loss strife
than ever before characterized tho or
ganization on tho evo of an election.
With the federal patronage there is no
reason why the party shall not achieve
a signal victory ut tho coming June
election which will place Oregon in the
Democratic galaxy for many years to
come.
A Pretty Woman's Secret,
Fear of discovery, when she resorts to
false hair and dyes. Is a source of con
Htant anxiety to her. Th- vi-rv prions
from whom who moi-t tlfxln-x to hide the
waning of her charms are the cue ino-f
likely to make the discovcrv. IU:' ihere
is no reason why she should ni ivsiIh
ami retain all the heautv ,( ,::;.
her prlil.' hi youth. ).. ;-. t
Uaik Yn;!!. I:i;, . ,..
cease to fall ovf. l.ir .-, !;. :
aj)iear win rv I Is: .. . ; !, ; ; - ' ,:, .
and locks 1h:i: !;: '
nrtu.nlly grow n id'e. . .
pristine freshavss ;itn' hi-'W . ..j-
Aykh's Iaii:.Vk;;: t ;.,
Hereditary Br.:;'.
CiEonr.K Mayer. Fto! .. .
bald at 2.3 year of !. i .- , .mi ,
had been for .xeveral priieraii.fn-. One
bottle of IIaik Yiooic s!:ii ;. (i : ; -kiwIIi of
soft, downy hair all ovrr.his s :i!i. wlik h
soon became thick, long, and vi-;ro';s.
Iyer's Hair Vigo
is not a dye, hut. by healthful Mhuulalion
of the roots and color irhaid. si.T(li!v
roNtores to its original color l:::ir js '
Turning Cray.
Mas. Catherine Duami-h. pi'nt of
llocks, Mil., liml her hiiir niild.nlv
blanched by fright, dtirim; tlie late Ivii
war. Aykh's JlAiit Vicoit rcviond It
to lis natural color, raid made it softer,
irlossler, aud more uhuudiint than i: had
I been licfore.
Scalp Olsoascs
VTilch cause drvncM, brlttleiK'Sc, and fall
li)K of the hair, dandrtili. Itehinjc. and
annoying sore, are all itileklv cured hv
Ayru'sIIaik Vigor. It cured IIkuiii h";
I5oyi, Minneapolis, Minu., of Intoler
able Itching of the Scalp; ,J. K. c.ah.
tkr, Jr., Occoqvun, IV.. or Scubl
Head; Mrs. D. V. S. I.ovki.aci:, 1,,v,:
lacecille, Ky.. of Totter Sores; Miss
Hkssik If. liKOLOK, lturUniitmt, Vl..ut
Scalp Ilsoaso and I)uiitViit. Tor
pidity of the roots of the hair, witieli. i'
neglected, mav result hi ineiiial.i- ,: .',,.
noss, is readilv cured bv Aykic's !':;
Vioou. An
A Toilet t.usi?rv
Aykk's Hair Vicor has n, ;,:t-.u. :.
is colorless, cleanly, di !ihi fu'iv j-i r
fuined, and has the cfTeel or inal.hr; tin
hair soft, pliant, and flossy.
Ayer's Hair Vigor,
ntrrAi:i:i nv
Dr. J. C. Aycr &, Co., I.owcil, 5e.-s.
SoldbyiillDni'-'ists.
THE GREC i
for
UVEB
disease
SVMDTftM liaterorbad taste in mouth:
w I IVII I vlilw tongue coated white or
covered with a brown fur ; pain in the back, sides,
or joints often mistaken fur Rheumatism; Hour
ttomnrti; lossol amx'llte; sometimes nausea
anil watcrorasn, or indigestion; flatulency and
acid crudlatlons; bowels alternately costive and
lax : Iieatlttelif s loss of memory, with a painful
sensation of having fiilud to do something which
oiiem to nave Dcen aonc; apniuty; low spirits;
a thick, yellow aoocarancc of the skin and mi
a dry cough ; fever ; restlessness ; the urine is scanty
and high-coiored, and, if allowed to stand, deposits
a seutmenc.
SIMMS LIVER REGULATOR
(PURELY VEGETABLE)
Is generally used in the South to arouse the
lorpid Liver to a nealthy action.
I
"Whereas, At the session held in
Portland in 1884 the following resolu
tion was a-iOjitwd.
pany and the matter can only proceed
as it would if Mr. Garland did not
Join The Democrats.
It acts with extraordinary efllcacy on the
KIDNEYS.
and BOWELS.
N EFFECTUAL 8PECIF10 FOR
Malaria, TyspepRla, '
'oust ij:it Ion, lliUouHncss, '
Sick Headache, Jaundice, '
NaiHia. Colic.
JVleutal l'irolon, ltowoi Complaint,
X.IC, UC JCltt.
Endorsed by the use of 1 Million of Bottles, as
THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE
For Clilldrcn, for Adolts, and tor the Aged.
SAFE TO TAKE IN ANY CONDITION OF THE SYSTEM I
J. H.ZEILIN & CO..
sols rpopRiBTORS, PHILADELPHIA, PA,
PRICE, Sl.OO.
For Assessor.
Resoxvkd, that in case both the I P088688 stock.
prominent political parties at their
next national convention to be held
of the temperance people of this coUn- section will cast their first vote in
right to sever oar connection with . . JJemocratic or-
tliose parties and support the candi- ganization, the party of prozress. ro-
A A fad fY rA ATnrinnnl XT.-. Ti . i. T I 1 A t t . J
u,. v. vu. iruwunn uvuuuiaeni ana reiorm, aud which is for the office of Assesor, for Douglas county,
xrr i - " , , . opposed to fanaticism in politics" I subject to the decision of the ensuing Demo
' - diinciTr Alined whn everybodj -nt.o?
li .,. i . . IaTu snnnM k 11 il.i r. 1 - 1" H. BURCIIARD. '
. . iiy apiinvHt-ni-a On tilO finqject, j T-..--" " xucaiia juju tuef Ufi-
. - Mvin tav-pr of the prohibition raocracy, tor it will outlive all other
-tqnor rraaic. and parlies in tuernlnem Anrl wJII
" " ta tbe d an indefinite
fore be ifc . penod.Times.
EGGS FOR HATCHING
FROM
WYAN DOTTED,
PLYMOUTH HOCKS,
BROWN LEOIIOIINS,
THE THREE LEADING VAR1E
TIES.
I KEFI'NO OTHERS.
My six WyaiKlotto Hoiid inailc a record last Season
of one hundred and twenty six vgy; caeli in six
moiitlip, from January J.ritli, to July l.'.th. Aside
from tlioir utility they arc the handsomest fowl I
have ever handled. Eggs one nett'ng 81
two settings S7 three ett ngN 89-
My Plymouth Rooks
Have always stood at the front for several yews,
always winning the highest honors wherever on cx
hibition. Egs one setting $2.50, two gcttinjjs gl
three settings 0. A few chulce trios for sale at $10
each. Single birds f rom ?3 to J.
My Stock of Brown Leghorns
Cannot be surpassed in this or any other country.
My strain Is a dircet cross between fowls I imported
rom Bonner of Massachusetts and Kcefer of Illinois.
Eggs, one setting $2.50 two settings $4 three set
tings $0. A few extra choice Cockerels for sale at
4 to S3. All ruv fowls have hsd splendid range, are
healthy and finely marked. I guarantee a good
hatch and perfect satisfaction. Send stamp for
handsomely Illustrated catalogue.
Cash must accompany all orders.
Address, J- M. GAfuusoN.
Forest Grove Oregon-
N. B. Express charges light, Wells, Fargo Jt(o
express gives Sx;cial low rates UrM my onstoiifrs.
. J.M.6.
$1,000 Reward!
Mrs. Gen. Augustus Wilson, of imrsons. Kansas.
wh was aipoiutel by the State nf Kantias lady com
miDsioncr to the World's fair at NewOricans.'in an
swer to the inquiry ot a reporter, said: "lean not
8lak too highly of Ir. TLRNEH'S TREATMENT.
My sufferings nearly distracted mo. Mv stoma i-h
was deranged and my nervous system was complete-
1.- 1 I .... It 1 g ... a '
lj Miuavii. I suul-icu iiuiu tiu U.M nil .11 JIH, meU-
matism and neuralgia. Added to the above symp
toms were loss of memory, voice, apetitc and lack
of nerve force. 5Iy family physician did me no good
and by the advice of a friend, I bought Dr. Turner's
Treatment. Two packages completely cured mo.
I think the treatment is. wonderful in its effects,
and recommend it in all cases of gi-noral or nervous
debility, and disivised condition of the stomach, kid
neys, liver and blood."
To The Women!
Young or old, if you are suffering from general de
bility of the system, headache, backache, pain in one
or both sides, general lassitude, bearing dow n pains
in the abdomen, Hashes of heat, palpitation of the
heart, smothering in the breast, faintingsensiitioiis,
nervous debility, coughing, neuralgia, wakefulness,'
l.iss of power memory and appetite weakness of a
private nature or barrenness, We will guarantee to
cure you with from 1 to 3 packages of the treatment.
As a uterine tonic it has no equal.
IV If Yo"ng. middle aged and old, single
I S-yy or niarried. It is a sure cure for dvs
y f I I pepsia, malaria, nervous or general
l'X VXAdebilitv, nervous prostration result
ing from indiscretions of youth or cx
cessc3 of maturer years, or overwork
of tho brain, and it has no equal for curing all forms
of nervousness and bashf ulticss, caused bv over in
dulgence, excess or impotence. It has been used
successfully in thousands of cases by hoth men and
women, and is the best medicine kinuv for the rc
pairinent of the procroative powers and restoring
vitality. o will iU grantee that three packages
will cure the Worst case of debility, causing dimness
of sight, defective memory, aversion tos.K-ictv, want
of ambition, loss of power, ic. Each paekVe of
I I rnkksTkkat.mf.xt contains all medicines necessary
f.-r over one mouth's treatment, with full and . oni
plvte instructions how to exercise, diet, bathe etc
Cue box cures catarrh
Price Turneis Treatment per package, Si; three
packages $2, scut prepaid on receipt of price. Thou
sands of cases of dUcascs liicntionc.l above hive
been cured with one package, and knowiu" a we
do its wonderful curative effects, the Tuf tmi-xt
having been used m private practice for oer thirty
years in St. I.oius, wu will give the foll.iwiir- writtcii
guarantee: With eaoh order for 3 boxes accompanied
by &2, we will send ;.- written guaranty to refund
the money if the IkkatmuM docs not effect a cure
Send money by postal note orat our risk. Address
h. L. Blake & Co., Sixth and Market Streets St
l.euis, Mo.
OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA
OREGON AND CaIIFORHIA Ft. R
And Connections.
Fare from Portland to San Francisco to Sacra
mento i'JO.
Cltse conncclioiis made at Ashland with staLc
the California Oregon & Idaho Stage Company.
(DAILY EXCEPT .SUNDAYS.)
Ea?t Side I )iviio;i.
jETYEEN PORTLAND & ASHLAND
Mail Train
LEAVE.
Portland 7.30A. M.
Uoselmrg ii.- p. M.
Ashland 7.45 P. M.
Itoseburg S.30 A. M.
EDU0ATIOXAI.
OAKLAND.
Scliool Vcar begins Monday, September 7, 1885.
m i,mt
. I . wjliZb OF STUDY IS DESIGNED TO MEET TUP! WAVTsr nv nv
but Hrnm?fy attciu1 , nJWc and brilliaut miuds glow with a desire for ki:owlcdc
buch arc fror n Cn V7u,Ull "ci'.-'ttcn.liiiB remote or more expensive institution; among
ir """''J ine ungnicsi aim most promising m school.
wl.il. ft11"'! '0urS(of ftu1' is nale almost as full as that of many of our t'ollcffc?.
"Mil uctnivium is iiuunur 10 iioiie,
-L iiition phr Session ol" Twelve "Weeks
Primary
Eirst grade Junior class
Kr.o.l . 1 - T .
Smuu junior cias$
Twenty-four Lessons
Use of Instrument. ....
DrawinL'and I'aintii,.,'
SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
. ? 4 00
. 5 00
. 6 00
First grade Middle class. . .
Second grade Middle elnss.
Senior class
7 00
S 00
0 00
jVIiisic.
12 00
2 "0
, 1 00 to 12 00
(JEOllGE T. UUSELL, r.i.ici-.al.
C.1K1UNITY from AriiiOYAfiCE
OREGON STATE NORMAL SCHOOL!
IXLIAIjST, OliEGOlST
Graduates Utr fitnfa fHr.,.; i -n3i
sill 1
I Pat Oat 20th, im
I
I'OH I'AlITiCUI.II.s.
DDPKSS
HKNUY L. BENSON, President.. DEAIN, Or.
Wade onl.rof the finest and Tx4tnal
kty of Vlass for witbHtandins.b'eaU
Every good thing la Counter
feited, and consumers are CAU
TIONED against IMITATIONS of
these Chimneys made of VERY
POOR GLASS. See that the exact
label la on each chimney as above.
The Pearl Top is always clear and
bright Glass. '
Elanufactarod 0?f L.T by
GEO. A. KsACBETH & CO.
PittNburgli Lead ('las Works.
FOR SAT.fi BY DEALERS.
siono UKWAUD
Will bu y i veil ui.y nirin
"li (rmlltco a
oniirt of laiyi.- v-Niirri-
kuc, ami wiilth kimun
to !kj nil hcilH r.il lc 111:111
wli.i Will ;isM i t tlint rc'
iiin.li i-asi :1MC IS llnl oT-f
ENDDHSEU BY
AliUIVK.
Iinsclmri;....U.l.'' IV M.
Aslihind 4.15 A. SI.
Kosotmrj; f.2; A. M.
l'lirtluml. .A.2: V. M.
Albany Express Train
LEAVE.
l' irtlaii.l 4. Of . M.
Lebanon 4.4"A. M.
AUI'.IVE.
I.cban.ni ll.jo P. M.
l'ortlaiitl . . .10.05 I. M.
riillmaii Palate Kluupini; Cars Jailv Ktwcti A ,wnv
and Asblaiul.
Hie (. mid V. K. R. Kcrrv lnakoa tuiiiicction with all
the regular trains on East Sidu Dir. from fmitof F St.
neeek. OREGON PACIFIC R JR.
! Willamette Valley to San f ranoisco Via-
Yaqunia-
I hereby announce myself as ;a candidate J TRAINS LEAVE COBVALLIS
iueaa, lnursuay, satrjraay, at A. M.
LEAVE TAQUJJf A .
. Monday, Wednesday, Friday, at 8 A. M.
The fiuo A 1 Steamship "Yafiulna1 tails
I From Yaquina From Sau Francisco
I'll,!
It ia amusing to note the oracular
1
OLVED, That we pledge our-
soli -to rfUStain t.Tlft nrAiiifnv
awk jpnt to the" eontJtnfirtn rl and intolerant tone of the Republican
tba will roi vot with mv mrt-T newspaper. Never in the malmv rlv I traded the Opium habit, ' no matter Corvaiii?. Lo faros and rate
Opium Habit
Cured.
I will cure any one who has
Friday. February 5th
Tuesday " . lath
fWday " ta
Sunday March T'h
Wednesday 17th
Sunday " 2th.
Monday, Fobniary 1st
Wednesday " 10th
Saturday " -' 20th
Wednesday Mar, 3rd
Friday "12th
Tuasday " 83rd.
con i
The Company reserrcs tho riffht to change
sailing days. FaresMCabin, 14; Steerage,, 87;
freight at reduced and moderate rates.
Kiver Boats on the Wijlainctte connect at
or pr ti -at organization whose ohiecta 1 6f their narfVa nAVAi riu i-iw I now Ion? 113-od. in four wpfks without
- " j " i I V llUWJ OUUW I
are c tly or moWtly opposed, to BUCh-; boundlesa arrogance. In everV ' -themserves, and so they will
Z ZZrZ oT"! state in the Union, as in Lane countv. for Opium again.
thy witv he National Prohibitioa party tliere " division and discord, the lead- MRwm8 and Lo(1SinS furnished at
teat iirfs i cne couras to sav "No ers are lealoua of each othfir. tha mnM ,UJ omce, m liosewir". uomitiunica
0 C. Hogue,
A. O. F. & P. Ag't., Corvallis
West Side Division-
DETWEKX PORTLAND & CORVALLIS
Mail Train.
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Portland fl.oo A. M. r.irvallio 4. SOT. M.
Conallis 8.30 A. M. 1 1'urtlaml . .' 3.20 1. M.
Express Train-
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Portland 5.00 V. M. McMinnvillc. . 8.001'. M.
Mc-Minnville 5.45 A. M. l.rtland S.30A. M.
Local tickets for sale ami liajrg-ajre checked at com
pany's up town office, cor. Stark and Second streets.
Tickets for principal jiointBin California can only he
procured and bairira(;o chucked at company's olficc.
Comer F and Front Sits., Portland, Or.
Freight will not be reccircil for shipment after 5
o'clock . M. on cither the East or West Side Dir.
It. KOEIii.EK, K. P. ROGERS.
Manajrer. O. F. i Px"s Ajrcnt,
rjnunnpii it
of the most i-Htlm iii" tl, . .
an Known ni.itcnalM to J rTr'""
witlistatid tho act ions, of r.rtjt58
SI'
I WQNUMEKTAt.
;jEial
the lather.
DETIinlT
IJROXZK CO.,
Detroit, Mici:
J. A. Cardwe
WHITE BRONZE
-AND-
STATUARY
AVerc awarded the
-GOLD MEDAL
AT
WORLD'S FAiR,
Xew Okleass,
i s .j - n
or
V. MflMllliirMTD'
I, Agent, - Jacksonville, (Won.
9. F. (EIIME, M. D.
Homoeopathic
Physiciafi
8JrIVtSITV
Of fjicpsig Ocrsnaiiy.
O'iiiee A Residence at the house of
the lute II. Gatterina-i, Oak Street,
n "nr K. 1. track, Koseburg.
ffRBB
ANNOUNCES TOt
ITSETT
RAILROAD TICKET
For , 1,000 Miles
TO
St Andrew' liay, Fla
THIS beautiful Hay and surroiidinjrs' are acknowl
eilijed by al who hare visited there to be the
lovlicst combinalioii of fenih. Ai.il
Till. 1 i T T T f T rrii t i rn - . . -. -. I. ' -
nil. UMiLli; JJ1AJ. lili l.S JNOW PREPARED ,ra5rant orchards, blue waU-r, growins city, an J
r., . r I absolutely perfect climute, IX SUMMER as c!l as
1U t' Ul'lSll
H
lavpiSYXIIIIVO 1JS LINK
avin lately fittedjup a new STEAM SAW MILL on South Deer creek, ia
-ncpai-pil to fuLish lumber of all kinds on short notice at
l
Hard Time Prices.
Brewster's Patent Rein Holder.
Your lines are where you put them not
under horses' feet. One apent gold 12 doz. la
o aays, one aeaier soia a am, in is days.
oompics worwi iiaxj runs, n me lor icrms.
, E. BREWSTEB, HoUy. Mich.
INSURE IN THE
mi
1 1N8UBANGB i
-,. '. or .,
SAiiEaa ox&xjG-oxi-r
Capital . ; . . . . . .... $100,000.00
Insures only Farm Property, Private
dwellings, School Louses and Churches.
Also Detached dwellings in Cities and
Towns with contents."
I have also a few CHOICE FARMS
and stock ranches for sale on reasonable
terms.
, David S. West, agent,
Office,at Co urt House, Roscburg O
compromise, no" surrender" Wause we are cold and indifferent; and the plat
jneither fnr nor faror the rum power, f wr:rj4P aM jsi.A.
JJ ETWX X N 1BTNKS.
power, form writers are driven to distraction
in dodging the lire question. And it is
true that twenty years ago it was a
lions and treatment strictly private.
J. Woodbupf M. D.
Eoseburg, Oregon.
An irreverent wag, suggwts to our very Dart '
VJfW vet, vua u0 VUVllUH . Xl KJ JLfJiX 0
"Democratic" God was considerably
larger than his God "Pi obibition."
How say vou Bro. B. Plaindealer.
We hare,this to say: Of course we
H. C. Stanton
DEALER IN
STAPLE DRV COODS!
OF
On a writ of mandamus to compel
the clerk of Lane county to insert the
circuit judgeship in the list of officers
have al way s believed that the Demo- v.Qted f or J pdSe Bean has decided
cratic doctrine wm the bent for a pav- that his term spires next June and
eminent for the people, and-by the that tbe clerk nm3t insert the to TIJp UTIZT OTT A T TTV
people. The Democratic party in the voted for' Ia this n Judge LllLj UUOL yum.ll I.
South where it is in the ascendency, M1 facks huuself out of office as GENERAL FURNISHING,
onalloyed -with centralizing tendencies jBcuuT as Justice of the Peace
ha '-corrected this evil that is un- i,AJere- 01 aciaon county liaa himself
'doubtedly the great issue of the day. ar,ested,brouSnt before Ilim3elf and
Jow our idea of Prohibition is well lov vlOJaiing tne game law,
known throughout .the state of Oregon True to his pledges, Senator Mitch
.uuw ver quot-ie nor quase, oui 1 ey jg 8tirring up the Senators and Ren
go for principle, not policf. Our Pro- resentalives in Congress on tho Chi
moiuon xeuT ar, wnose smine wenave ne8e question. He believes that tho
oowea lor nineteen years last past, disease-Zrequire heroic remedies. He
says we Bhould teach both by precept pre8a the hope, that his bill will
and example, not simply by loud pre- 8enate If so it winprobaWj
lennons oeiween armies, or tor some 1 become the law.
office that lies out in the horizon of J -
some approaching election. . Bro. B. I Democrats be sure to register in
has said. I April and Bee that your Democratic
neighbor does not neglect the inipor-
ROUGH
Y)U WANT
pfiifin
OR DRESSED
Lumber
Thk editorial iu the Oregonian Unt dutj u &nd , f
"ciwja oy pnysiaans sraoiuenog a iaa regu,tering will bo at your respective
vho was hopelessly ill with hydrepho- piaces of yoting in each piwinct on the
uupposea to De an xntimauon 5tb 6th and 7th d of A
to tWP anti-Chinese agitators that they
BhouIStmake themselves scarcer. I aherk is fair probabilty that after
March 4, 1 887, tbe Senate will again
UnitedVStates Attorney Dixon, of become Democratic. The Democrats
Utah, is a terror to polygamists. Last must gab four seats and they have
J-veek he conwted sixteen, and on fighting chances in California, Conne
Sunday capped ttie, noble work by thejticut, Indiana, Micbigan, New Jers
capture 01 uaunon. 1 onri
HOSIERY, TRIMMING kc.
Boots & Shoes
OF THE REST QUALITY,
-a full
mm T S T t.
of
GROCERIES !
Wood And Willow
WAUE.
CROCKERY
& GLASSWARE,
ELECTRIC LAMPS,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
AND STATIONARY.
Subscription.
AGENCY.
ersey Subscription received for fllJ Eastern
At Fair Prices?
Do you want to build next season? If so have vour lumber sawed
1
that it may be thoroughly seasoned. . It will cost no more.
now
ADDRESS:
Cleveland, Or. It. A. Booh, Drain Or.
Rain lumbar and
fEACH
fencing furnished on short notice.
. J. J. WHITSETT.
ANY ONE CAN
thoronyhly posted I
iree weeks' revlewtav with tl
COMMON SCHOOL
m m m
CERTIFICATES CAN BE OBTAIFJEb
A better reriow en berrtade from thU book In one week than tmm t. nfc. , m
paring lor examinations It h no equal. "fttt trom Text Book n three month, la pr!
Tf A PARUAMKf TARY RULES ARE WORTH THE PRIC1L
It docs not deal In proof or rgnmentn. Qneitloas are stated and thort ZScTLZ
plven. ItsnppllcsewantlongrcltaniODg teachers In re'wlnK bricfl? S5d mSJ?wrip!cll,en,lTe nwri
kf?"?! tunt in onr schooS. without recourse to "iSltJfJ he different
BlnnlnK to end.-iheVr;anmen b
SiQJ J??Ln "? technical points, This work is especlalTradaDted I iS Ni.Sf AneTf,".d.,e embrace
.iM.ium iarr wucn a Kncrai review is requ red to Drcnare fnr whiva mi '!. t. F' . 1
be appreciated. Many claim that the bookcanhaTi n eal. SnsWeil tblvlS,'J2.nlT
Inland brlnglnc back to memorr tbe nrii,rini nn.tlVlJrSvP.'?, " tvo&t
institutes, or the
only to be n
bringing back'to memory tke prtuclp-l Sueprnte
3SOO 3500
questions, ahswebs!
Kacn erancn Is divided inte
two departments, one foj
questions and one Tor a
swers. r.ne.n question If Kf
TB8TlMOWIAI.ia
Cer0m UtUr' " 4 - Cra' rPrtTUia tAoutandt qf reotmme.
x wL r1 'IfTf K"d Jer ,a(wo copies. nd the demand still continue.
I have never handled a book whlcb jgave such general iatlrtaetlon.
nambercd and a like number ft ,,B1rOT. . T. Ton have a splendid book for teachers anrt rrn..i..
Is giver, the corrcspondini fj clase' " i bound to have a very tarKenlatloa!6hiWiKfthf
answer. f l . . C. W. lfAltCKKN. llealcr In S&ortSupSlcS.
uiii liorernmcut,
rrllanicntary Hules,
Beadmir, fJIadc Esst
InflnltlTP and FartlrlpU
renmanKiiip, -
rhvsiolocy.
United Slates History,
Ocosraphy,
Grammar,
Written Arithmetic,
Physical Geography,
Orthography.
advanced tcachcrV -0' ,v" mmKSSSkmrtSiS
p&wiTsir1 have
9
iu winter, to be found in Ameriu Thcro h but one
Florida, and St. Andrew's Bay is its brightest jewel
Prices for Businces or Homo Lots aud Orchard
Tracts range fr..m $T., !??, 17, to f 10, and salt
were made to more than 3,000 different -ure)iascrs
witliin tho first sixty days. 6t. Andrew's will cer
tainly bevnnie the second brgest city in Florida
within the next two years. Proiicrtv is douti.'iiur iu
value every thirty days. FREE TRAXSPORTA-
I TION FOR 1,000 MILES TO TRACT PURCHASERS
Send 2e. stamp for illustrated pamphlet, tonuining
full details. Address principal buaiucss office as
MIows: ST. AXbHEK -i UATt ILilASl) rn..
227 MAIN STREET, CIXCIXXATI, OUiO. .
Dr. E, J. Paoe Agept Oakland Crem.
Oakland Furniture Store
Has on Land a full assortment of all
kinds of Furniture, -whicli he will 6cll
yon at lower prices than ever offered
to the people of Douglas County,
lie also keeps a fine line of Moul
dings for picture framing and window
cornice, from 10 to 50 cts"per foot
Also agent for a first class scwinsr ma
i chine.
EEPAEING OF ALL HKLS OF
FURNITURE,
;ORGAXS .
PIANO'S ETC. , ..
Done at short notice and at reason
able rates.
Everythixo Made To Order. ''
GIVE HIM A CALL.
One Copy, -5t Two Copies. 83.SO Tkw CoptM. 8 CSt
(tlx Coplea, Sa.OO. liT Sent by mull. AUJC.V T WAX'I'tl),
I.7;. a JEXS for canvasslnr book: terms and instructions to I .
agents; recommends, description, binding, etc Thirty cents allowed IX I
reiarncdlnexchangoforyuestionBook. lu ''luu, ""uwc" " I
LEGAL ADVERTISKMEXTS.
A. H. CRAiG, Caldwell, Racine Co., Wis.
,H",R'.ni,t hy ?c!n.'"' 0rFr Postal Note on East Troy. Wli. or by Regla.
I tercd Letter on Caidw eU, WU. Small amounts by common oiaa.
If you knew how cheap I sell Uells for Farms. Schools or Cm-nrnr
You would surely have one.
PAGE & DIMMIGK,
Tro
DRUGS,
PAINT8,
eiASS,
WATCHES,
- " . - ; - - - 0-EC.-BC3-0-N-
DEALERS IK
BOOKS, STATIONERY,
0IL8, VARNISHES,'
PUTTY, TRUSSES,
JEWELRY, TOILET GOODS
and European PuUication J f RIMRIE8 COMBS. BRUSH E8,CPR0 PRI ETARY ARTICLE8, ETC.
EXEtTTOirS SALE.
'"" tir id lutfKrUrfr . imir.
Vi ... r.C U,JC '."? of the Estate of J. C.
real proncrtv tc 7t ii,k iu""S descrilicd
k& stw m
I'll ilia. i nmi f v-v "
said Kail Road in buZZ
s.i ita.l Koad in DoulaaCountr, Orion ,iar
y described as two hundred fiftn S ec ?r'
tan-eon il . ,i t-,,.i. D. '"r.' -0'' iron
O-uoty.-Oroncomm,"
one hundred feet northerly C'C KSriX -
"I the saul Ora"nn fc r'aiii,.n,u t..:, , . ? Jiotme
and mini
iwny
llltf tllrf'lloo alf.tlrr ei'i.i -:.i- . .
two hundred and fifteen (a:.) ftit a havi?,?, I
.wvvi, i'J3c:jurg, uoasrlas
County, Oregon.
i Feb. Cth 1 w;u "5?" ..E".or of the last
-w t aa
t.Sr. .
and Tustaiuent of J. C. lined
deceased.
cnicnt
Xoticc bt Final IScttI
I Notion (a hii-l. a..
that the -nd.iMtr: W
and ...e for the hSTri ol , nd ,U ol Zt
to snd final account, and theVttLtTo,
Administrator of said estate.
ions
thereof.
i'"U, in and
I also deal in Threshers, Ekgixes, Mill Machinery, Pumps, Inspiratoi-s
(The liest Boiler feeder known) Steam Fxttixg Goods. Beltwo. Oils. Also
General Agent for, The Smipmas Excise, Coal Oil for fuel, No Dust, No
Dirt. Send for circiilar and prices. Office Foot of Morrison Sfrt Pmland
Oregon.
GIVE ME A CALL, '
ZjT.WRiCIIT.
CITY DRAYING
DONE WITH
CALfl
OISPATCH.
ON
JOHN VAX BIREX.
f, I". ',,t:.Clrcuit C ol the State of Ore
for the Countv of Doiwlas. "
W. T. Kcrley, l'laintiff
J. C. Flook, aud Ellen n',t !f t. . .
and H M. Noble his wife, Cconrc F ,,M .
Marj Noble hi. wife, Defendants and
Saitm Equity to foreclose a inorteaire.
To F. If. Nnlilx. S M V..1.1.. n " - S. . .
Mary Noble the ."iAi' afi JJ
each ot you are hereby required to appear and an-
entitled I Court and Cause wherein W. T. Keriev it
Plaintiff and J. G. Fl-jok Ellen Hook F. If Nolle
! S. M. Noble, Georpe F. N!oble, and Mary Noble h
defendanu, same being a suit to foreclose a nior toaie
on real pniertv, on or before the first dav ol tha
next regular term thereof to-wit: on llondav
3d day of May 1836. And you are hereb notified
that if yon fail to appear and answer the said
plaint, as above re.juire.1, the said plaintiff will ai,."v
to the Court for the rnlicf .,,l.'l :.. .. " MI'ty
pUint towit: For.JudrandX;.r.,QC;JLa
I Bala nn.a-jnvJ ' V-
Tn7 b i-vr:?."- v vxnod
IVOTICE.
Officers of camp's of Indian War Veterans Surcand
in Oregon will report name of camp, when the complaint Bled in this suit and the rrooeeda
organized, list rf officers and mcmbeB, to Mt& t?
W. G. Hill Adjutant, Wilbur, Oregon. S-iT 7
NOTICE. -t" S .
I warn all person, that my wife Clara B. Clhy MrtZfr the Court
has eft my bed and board, without a justeaufc.and Tliis summons is published hv an or.lr-r .r- j,
1 will not be responsible for. or nay in i bills she 8. Bean. Jnd. iw . '. I -a," oril?.r ' ?'m
may contract. ' Jin in II. C'olit. of Januan ism v r' . '"c.u" lnB "8l J
WaOr.F9b.lM;- : MTOforPlaintilL