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ROSEBURG REVIEW FRIDAY, MARCH, 5, 1886. DEMOCRACY THE BEST. THE SWAMP ZAXD SWIXDLE. Ed. Review: The expose of he swamp land swindle made by Hon. T. W. Davenport in last Thursday's Oregonian should attract the attention and'excite the indignation of every man in the state outside of the swamp land ring. The acts of the state board in aiding and abetting this swindle upon the people of the state ore open to the severest censure. In placing beyond the reach of actual settlers and in the hands of such cormorants as Hen. Owens nearly five hundred thousand acres of the best lands in the state, these officials have betrayed a trust reposed in theni bv an honest, confiding people; according to tne - records as shown by Mr. Davenport, the afore said Owens has been allowed to pur chase, (I helieve thats the word) under Governor Thayer's administration 127,- 951.48 acres and under Gov. Moody's administration 356,108.37 acres. Ver ily a beautiful condition of afiairs, and this all done under the forms of law. me swamp land Act ot ioiO was a I disgrace' to the statute bcok, "It was conceived in sin and brought forth in iniquity," concocted by an unscrupu lous ring, (many of whom filed on thousands of acres before the ink was dry that gaye the Act validity) to des- A Democratic government is a gov ernment by the people and for the peo ple. It imbibes the law and spirit of pei-fect liberty. It was the chief char teristic of patriots and humanitarians of our glorious country in 1776 and is still alive and reviving and will last as long as mankind. All law exists0 in principle and in fact and when endorsed by society and mutually adopted upon Democratic principles it is no difficult matter to obtain obedience to the law by the con sent of the governed . But should our government assume another form ad veise or foreign to a Democracy and a law should be enacted just and exped ient in its nature it oulibe more dif ficult to obtain respect or obedience from the people. Aji intelligent and free people who are law abiding are not much inclined to compulsory measures though they will abide by the decision of the majority. The majority can suppress evils which a minority never did nor never can do. Tho Emperor of China many years ago tried to pro hibit the sab and use of opium in the Empire by the penalty of confiscation I poil the people of their rightful gift of property and of death. Tobacco J from the general Government. was exported to Europe some time after I In 18 1 8 an effort was made to stop the discovery of America by Columbus I the wholesale larceny of th public and was first used there by a Queen of Idoma'n under the law of 1870, and I England in the form of enuff, then know whereof I affiim in stating that others of the so called nobility began it was the intention of the fr&mcrs to use it in various forms and then end supporters of the Act of 1878 or many of the people; also the executive at least all those who took any interest departments of Great Britain, of Ger-1 in the wellfare of the people, or in- many and in other coutiies tried to I formed themselves of the outrageous prohibit it under the most severe pen. features of the Act of 1870, to thence alties but failed. But when we say forth prevent the side of any swamp the Chinese must go, they do go, and I lands in this state to any person in when we Bay down with monopolies quantities greater thm 320 acres to they must sp, and when we say that a I any one person except where ihe state f jieigner cannot hold property here J Lad become bound as by contract un- and owe an allegiance to another gov- J dtr the former law, and sections 9 and ernment ne musi uecome a viumu tu i ij or. tne Act ot Lot 8 makes that fs sail out to citizens, and when we say I plain aj the English language can the cause of the oppresed must be vm- make a proposition and yet as Mr. dicated it shall be done. And when Davenport shows "on'y a few thousand we say that any thing shall be "is- acres of swamp land had l;en sold pendedithat is detrimental to the best j or regularly filed upon prior to the Act interests of society it shall be done by I of 1878 and if this Act had been duly and for the people by their consent, accredited as law by our state board Therefore a Democratic government is J the Bwamp land troubles would have the strongest, constituting a mutual been speedily ended." (And he might c impact agreement and harmony. I have added, this magnificent heritage The best interests of society depends J would have been saved to the home upon me success oi uvwwrmy. j. i minders oi our state) but "tor some encourages reform, cherishes temper-1 reasons which do not seem to be gerier ance, virtue and intelligence, Vv here 8Uy understood, the slate board under it prevails, military law is seldom in J the last two administrations has disre demand, rioting is uncommon and in-1 garded the plain provisions ot the Act surrectipns few. 1 of 1878. Unfurl out banners to the breeze And let them proudly wave A Safeguard. The fatal rapidity with which slight Colds and Coughs frequently develop into the gravest maladies of the throat and lungs, is a consideration which should impel every prudent person to keep at hand, as a household remedy, a bottle of AYER'S CHEERY PECTORAL. Nothing else gives such immediate relief and works so sure a cure in all affections of this class. That eminent physician. Prof. F. Sweetzer, of the Maine Medical School, Brunswick, Me., says : "Medical science has produced no other ano dyne expectorant so good as Atkb's Cbxbrt Pectoral. It is invaluable for diseases of the throat and longs." ' The same opinion is expressed by the well-known Dr. L.J.Addison, of Chicago, IH., who says : "I have never found, in thirty-five years of continuous study and practice of medicine, any preparation of so great value as Aybb'bChihby Pkctohai, for treatment of diseases of the throat and longs. It not only breaks np colds and cores severe coughs, but is more effective than anything else in relieving even the most scrigus broncliial and pulmonary affections." AYER'S Cherry Pectoral Is not a new claimant for popular confi dence, but a medicine which is to-day saving the lives of the third generation who have come into being Bince it was first offered to the public. There Is not a household in which this invaluable remedy has once been in troduced where its use has ever been abandoned, and there is not a person who has ever given it a proper trial for any throat or lung disease suscep tible of cure, who has not been made well bv it. AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL has, in numberless instances, cured obstinate cases of chronic Bronchitis, Larynejtis, and even acute Pneumonia, and has saved many patients in the earlier stages of Pulmonary Consumption. It is a medicine that only requires to be taken in small doses, is pleasant to the taste, and Is needed in every house where there are children, as there is nothing so good as AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL for treat ment of Croup and Whooping Cough. These are all plain facts, which can be verified by anybody, red l nnd should be re ly everybody. H. O. Stanton DEALER IN stahji Diir mm OF THE BEST QUALITY. GENERAL FURNISHING, HOSIERY, TRIMMING &c. Boots & Shoes .OF THE BEST QUALITY. a fun of GROCERIES ! 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Thou sands of cases of diseases mentiorcd above ha'e been curoU with one package, and Knowing a? wc do its wonilci.'ul curative effects, the Trkatmkst having bum usou m private practice ior ewer unity years in St. Louis, wo w illg.vethe following written guarantee: With each order for 3 boxes accompanied by fc'2, we will Bend our written guarantee to refund tlm iiimiev if the lrinjust does not effect a cure. S-)d moicv bv unst'il note orat our nsK. Auuress K i,. e iMicn.. s x'n ana aiarnct oirce.s, f-oais, lio. rniiE COUKSE of .1 who may attend. but circumstances ircchulc tbeir ittlcinlii: remote or more expensive iustitutii such arc frequently fottml tlile brightest and most lironiisiiiir in school. Hence tue course ot stuf y ls-ninde aliutist as full as that of many of our Colleges, while tlie character of iuatriK-trnttioii is inferior to none. As a uterine ton Menl memben Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, PREPARED BT Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Sold by all Druggist. 2. Wayne, Do. Page Oo.,HUnoU, has Imported from france rsrehsroB Bones Veined at $8,(00,000, tf which Includes abont 30 FEB CENT. OF ALL HOUSES Whow purity of blood is established br pedlgreef re corded in the Percheron Stud Book of Franc, toe only Stud Book ever published In that country, , EVER IMPORTED TO AMERICA; WS-rrTT STOCK OH HAND Imported BroodKares zoo Imuoitefl Stallions; Old enough for , s Berrlco. y I2B COLTS, Two yean old and younger r BeeogBlzint the pria f ie accepua vj ui Usent breeder! that. however well bred animals may be said to be, lfthelr rdir re not reooru.4. they should be valued onlV at grades, I will Mil all Imported stock at pads prices when I cannot fornlsh ertth the animal sold, pedigree verified by the original Creneh certificate of Its number and record in the rereheron Stud Book of France, IOO-PaB '); tnttmd OstalOKU sent free. Wayne, Ills., is ai S3ei west of " Wcag" on Chicago A Northwestern By. NEW THIS WEEK. I Will stand for the Season at To tell to all beyond the seas We dig the tyrants crave. Without questiocing the motives of JosenJb Carton's Liveru Sta tin Btate board, their action ''i ignoring Qie inBosehurg. Beginning IL i tue act oi io o nas ueen utieny rum-iftftm 1st and continuing oustothebestinteiesiof the people three months. of the state of Oregon and especially EGGS FOR HATCHING FROM WYANDOTTES, PLYMOUTH ROOKS, BllOWN LEG 110 11 NS, THE THREE LEADING VAUIE TIES. I KEFl'NOOTIIUKS. Mv six Wyandotte Hens made a record l.' t bcv o of one hundred and twenty six etrifS cwi in six I month.', from January 1 ith, to July 15tX Asiile from their utility they arc tlio liiu.i.mot fov.l 1 I have ever bandied. Eggs (no sott iif; 81 two set tin ss $1 tlireo settag 3VJ- My Plymouth Hacks : I' -..-c always stood at he front for scven.l ye;r., always winning tba bi rhest lioanrj wliercicr on ci hibition. one scttiiij; ?2.50, two MtUn .' Jf4, three settings SO. A few clinieo tri--s for at, C-10 each. Sinirio b ds fr Jin . to S'. My Stock of Frjwa IsjiiKiia C?'iint be u asuoi in IhU or a:v otlKr emu. My strain is a d rect cross betwc in fowls I imp rtcd rom Bonner of Massachusetts and Reefer of Illinois. Eggs, one settinjf 82.50 two 6ettines ? three set- t'njs $0. A few oxtia choice C; ckircls for rale at H to $5. All mv fowls live had splendid range, aro hcal'hy anl finely nnrkci. I goaraiilce a good hatch and perfect .. ti -faction. Send stomp for ! ?d8oroely ilia jatcd catalte. ' Cash must accompany ail orders. Address, J-M. GARP1SON. Foreot GrOTO Oregou N. B. Express charges lisht, Wcl's, Fargo & Co's. cxpr 'S i;ives sp low att,a io au mj tsiwi i. ' i J. M. U. OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA 1 VIA . OREfiOS AND CAUFOHHSA R. R AnJ C3nnectiuns. fr ft.'iu l'artlMid to San Francisco to Sacra. , lncnto ?3). Scliool Yf , . . ' - '.... r. liegins Moiniav, tfepttouix?! 7, 1?85. . sTtDY IS DKSKJNiil) TO MEiCT T1IK WANTS OF ANY Mai y nol'lo anil lirilliaut inimls "low with n desire for kii lede ius; among Tuition pci Primary t First grade Junior class Second rade Junior clasn. Twenty-four Lessons. . Use of Instrument Drawing and Paintinq SEND FOR CATALOGUE. WMF, Session of Twelve "Weeks: ... .3 4 0J i-irst ra.le Middle dai-f I7W 5 00 Second grade Middle chiss 8 00 6 00 Senior class 9 00 usio . 12 00 2 50 4 W to 12 00 GEORGE T. RU.S.SELL, rrincijia!. OREGON STATE NORMAL 8 0H00L! Graduates FOR PAUTICULUS, 13Ji ilSr, O UlCGOINr- ato JEIaucational Diploma 4 ' J MsDRESS liKNIlY U BUN SON, rrefideut., DRAIN, Or. Cl-sc Cjiincctions niadcat Ashland with stage of tha California O.-cgon & Idaho Stage Company. . (DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.) East Siile Division. BETWEEN PORTLAND & ASUJLAMJ Mail Train AUPilVE. Ko.eburg..,.0.15P. M. Ashland 4.45 A. M. Roselmrg. . . .0.25 A. M. Portland 4.25 P. M. ARRIVE. Lebanon 0.20 1". M. Portland.... 10.05 1". M. Tho Plaindealer ia making frantic I in the south ien and eastern portion of I OKOc11 efforts to con, :nce its readers that the the state. The injuries done tho pec- 13 a thorough ored Jersey Bull, pale Rpnnrilipan nnrf ; tl,o cfoedfacf f nVnrl I nlfi in this r-olnasal land ntflnl lire unr-ri 1 red. 8hort llOmS, WC'gll3 1100 pounds, of prohibition and that the Democratic as demand not only redress but ven- s five years old, and has all the char- (JKb(j(jjj rALlrlU K;K. party is, unitedly, the enemy of tem- geance. Is there any redress? Yes, actenstics of the Jersey b!ock. perance, and to prove it, its editor re- fraud vitiates all contracts, and those 1 fers to the fact that the members of the fraudulent applications for the pur- Insurance - - - - $3.00 Willamette Valley to San franco Via- Yaqoina- legislature of that county voted to sub-1 chase of swamp lands and the f raudu- jQ insure SCX of Calf, $6. 00 trains leave corvalus A Series f Lecture mit a prohibitory amendment to the lent certificates issued thereon will be neonle and thev are all Renublicana set aside Juxius. Very well, Bro. Buick, eight out of the nine members of the two houses from thi3 county voted for the same amend ment, and the ninth would have voted for it had he been present, and they are all Democrats. From Bro. Buick's Miss Narcissa White, grand lecturer of the National Womans Christian Temperance I Union, willecture at the time and places des ignated below. March the 8th,Oakland; 10th, Ashland; 12th, Tacksonvilfe: nth. and 14th, style of reasoning we conclude that the Grants Pass; 15th, Riddles; i6th,Myrtle Creek; Democrats are the true friends of tem-1 17th and 18th, Roseburg; 19th, Wilbur. She is ... , 1 1 -1 - .... . :. perance Dr. Watts stated at tne last ispo m s ieunr 01 ui mKuni mu Ali;anr- fht had it not bften for the never sne appears, ana tne people snouia use every possible endeavor to near aim assist CHICAGO COTTAGE ORGAN Bas attained a standard of exccllenco which tdmlta of no superior. It contains every improvement that Inventive genius, skill and money can produce. ! A. M. Tue&daj, Th' -sday, Sati day, M l Monday, We Inesday, Friday, at 6 A. M. ' le flue A 1 St can-fliip "Taquina'ailH From Yaquina From support of the Democratic members from linn county, the amendment would have been killed in the first stage. But why not just as well admit the fact that both parlies are divided on this question? Every intelligent reader of the Plaindealer kiows that neither party is for temperance as a party, and they will lose their respect for that paper when it attempts to reach their reason through their pre judice. Be candid, Bro. Bu?ck. The Albany Democrat. her in her work. - The local societies are re quested to receive her kindly nd provide com fortable entertainment while she is with them. Mrs. W. A. Smick, Vice President of the Distiict. TkKE- saat Every Democrat-shcraKJ consider the importance of registering in order to vote at the June election. Orie vote may elect or defeat a candidate for Governor, Congressman or other state officer, or a candidate for a coun ty office, and it may be your vote. Your best friend may be on the tisket and may be defeated because yea can not vote, or elected because you can and do. Let every Democrat sen that his neighbor Democrat reg:sters. The South can boast of one of the most demoralizing ;istitutions in tlrs count the Lousiana lottery. When the names that stand as sporsors for . it are read in an advertisement in the -newpapers, the men that followed Roliert Lee and Sidney Johnson have cause to hang their heads. England had a little trouble in ab sorbing Burmab. That territorial ap ple was ripe; it onlv took a slight breeze to make it fall. There is no applo of the sort ripe for Uncle Sam's basket; let him wait The winter term of the Roseburg public school closed last Wednesday with an enroll ment of 357 students. The spring term will open Monday, March the 15th and will close on Friday, the 4th of June. The school will close before warm weather really sets in. 0NS LIVER REGULATOR For all Diseases of the Liver, Sidneys, Stcaaci and Spleos. This purely vegetable pre paration, now so celebrated as a Family Medicine, originated in the South hi IS2H. It acts gently on th Itotvcls and Kidneys and corrects the action of the Liver, and is, there fore, the best preparatory medicine, whatever the sick ness may prove to be. In all common diseases it will, nn OSftisterl by any other medi cine, effect a speedy cure. The Regulator is safe to administer in any condition oT the system, and under no circum stances can It do harm. It will invigorate like a class of wine, bi;t i no intoxicating bever age to lead to intemperance : will promote di gestion, dissipate ItiKilaclie, and gener ally tone up the system. The dose is small, not unpleasant, and iu virtues undoubted. No loss of time, 110 inter ruption or stoppage of business while taking the Kegulator. Children complaining of Colle, Headache, or Sick Stomach, a teaspoonful or more will give rslicf. If taken occasionally by jnf tients exposed to MALARIA, will expel the poison and protect them from attack. A PHT8ICIAJT3 OPIXIOS. I have been practicing medicine for twenty years, and have never been able to put up a vegetable com poo-ad that would, like Simmons Liver Regu lator, promptly and effectively move the Liver to action, and at the same time aid (instead of weak eninE) the digestive and assimilative powers of the system. L. M. Himton. M. D., Washington, Ark. BEE THAT YOC GET THE SE3TlE. rXEPABSD BY J. H. ZeiinS Co., Phfadotphia, Pa. OTJB I -J EVEBY J OBOAW I WAB- ZS - BANTED f FOB TO ft :- 1 FIVE EXCEL. YEAB3 These Organs are celebrated for volume, Quality of tone, quick response, artistic design, beauty in finish, perfect construction, making them the most desirable organs for homes, schools, churches, lodges, societies, etc. ESTABLISHED BEPCTATIOST. VNEQUAXED FACIXITIES, SKILLED WOBKME.V, BEST MATERIAL, COMBINED, HAKE THIS THE POPULAR ORGAN Instruction Books and Piano Stools. Catalogues and Price Lists, on application, fbes CHICAGO COTTAGE ORGAN CO. or. Randolph and Ann Sts.. CHICAGO, ILL Central Hotel! KOSEBUKG, OREGON, OPPOSITE CARLOJTS LIVERY STABLE. Boarl anil Lodging per day .$1 .00 " " week 5.00 " Without Lodging 4.00 Me lis, 25 cents. Lodging, 25 cents- Thorough satisfaction is promised Co travel ers and the public generally. MRS- E. GARRISON. Fron John Kenedy, Clerk. J. C. iJERKixs, .Steward. No Chinese employed . S:ti Francisc jj Fi day, Fcliruary Tuesday " Friday " Sunday March Wed nc. -Cay " St iuay 5th lflth 2Bth 7th 170. 28th. Monday,! Fiim iry 1st Wednesdays" 10th Saturday j" 20t!i WeiiiiC3da'!Mr. Urd Friday i 1 " 12th Tuesday " 2.!rd. Tho Company leacrvcs the rilit to chanire sailing days. Fares. Cabin, 14; pt fcr:i-c, ST; freight at reduced and moderate rate Kivcr Boats on tho Willamctto eo:iucct at Cor, !f . I .w fares and Vk' 'S. j 1 F ir further inf-.mat'o ape'y C C. Houe, j j A O. F. & I'. Ai't-i for-allis LEAVE. IV. -land 7.:i0A. SI. BtsAi s 8.2S T. M. Asl : nd 7.45 1. M. Koscbur i.i0 A. M. Albany Express Train leave. i'.rtlnud !.0f P.M. I :b.iti3U 4.45 A. M. Puliaiau PahHX- Sleui'i",; Cars daily bet ween A oany and Ashland. .-, - The t. and C. 11. H. Ferry makes euiineetion with all tl,e rcsular trainsoii East Side Uiv. from footof i bU I West Side Division- IJETWEKN' PORTLANDS: CORVALLIS KailTiain. V Al'.lilVl!. C.irvillis..v....4.yor. M. Portland. .'. . .a."-0 P. M. . M. . M. l.E.WE. intl:id '.'" A ( ur.tUiii S.30 A Express Train- rir vE I AK1UVE. . lV.rl l.v,d '. . :. . . .&.0 P. M. VcM limjiHo. . 8.00 P.- M. McSlinnville.... 6.45 A.M. 1 I'oHand 8.0OA. M. Lccal licltets for sile and basrsasie clic ed at com pany's "P tomi office, cor. Stark and 8 -.-.nd streets, llckcts f.w principal joints In California tan 011W Ik roj .-'j hammvn checked atcr . nys otlice. FrciRht will not be received for shipment after 5 o'clock P. M. on cither tho East or We:, Mde Iiv. It; KOE11LER, " n;'u' ' , Manager. O. I. Ag,nt "nrrwster's ratent Bein Holder. Your linos are where yon ru them not under horses' Ret. one aeeni sum i.- " 5 days, ons dealer sold dor. tn 15 days. Samples worth flM nx. Write for terms, E. BEEWSXEB, HoUy, Hich, 1000 REWARD WiH bo given any man who will irndiico a sci entist oj lursrc experi ence, and widely kiK.wn to be an honeranle man. who Will assert tint re fined of a EKDDH5ED Fr Zf . SUf?ERlORT ijjQNUMEirnM. cast zinc is 1101 one .'JLf.'.i., I V Bv aarTL tlicm.t endurin- of "tl !L.I l ",MTrWJl II knowi nmtenal-i to J - J-A.' '5Cl'Al5 wunsuuiu me acuoiis 01 IrJU'" r (.Jwftta'K " m Uetn.it, Midi. . ,- , Krt'P Y?--! J. A. Cardwcll WHITE BRONZE AND STATUARY V"ere awarded tlic GOLD MEDAL AT WORLD'S FAIR, New Okleans, 1 8 8 -A - 5 MONUMENTS Agent, - Jacksonville, Oregon. t ANNOUNCES TO it: vis aviug lately fiUeJ n JL sil I'UBLR! THAT HE IS NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH a now STEAM SAW MILL on South Deer creek, is prepared 'to fiuni;;L. hunger of all kinds on short notice at ime Prices. . Rain itiin1:;r ami fencing furnislu.-d orrebort notic . . J. J. WU1TSETT. Hard T INSURE IN THE IIUHANI! DO. Capital $100,000.00 TIig Farmer's Company Insures only Farm Frop-.;i t;-, Private dwellings, School bonses and Churches. Also Detached dwellings in Citil-s and Towns with contents. I have ftlno a few CHOICE FARMS and stot-k ranchc3 foi sale on icasonable terms. David S. West, ngent OUke.at'Conn. Hoiifie, Roseburg Or. 1 DO YU WANT ROUGH 5? OR DRESSED Luniber At Fair Prices? IU1 M ATCii nnUTnTYfrcnsAfluOYTilTCS CHICKS BY With the Moil Perfect and Success ful Imitation of tho lien THE OnAIO- SlmDlIcitV Itself. snvsnces w gel oui watching. Hstclies FOLDING irJCUBATOR. STEA X U U i 8 II J so H " - W M u other eon Keeds n he eggs art placed In a nest on natural soil ts the laver Dortlon and recelva ii n lMiiromsiBji 01 warm water in ths lid. Fronerheat UmalB ) drswlne ott a nart of th water tt.. EARLY HATCHED CHICKS Sell al from 50c to $1 per Pound. It., P,rod' nJ e for the chicks as Song as the, need artificial heat, thus saving expense of special brooderT Both ai an Incubator and as a Brooder It la unsurpassed by aor machine, no mat. terwhat the cost and Is Uie aaftMt, cheamt and saos easily saaniMted candidate for publio favor. Thetralg Incubator can l run with profit m any season. .Any person should Lave a paying batch work of the'h'en utcUe,ln frum 3 !. and equals the best LADIES 7?n thotmands who are sh-rifrgllngfor pecohlary .'!.. TV "leP;nJence will and artlUclal rearing of poultry a most profitable home Industry. It requires the least possible capital Does not interfere with household duties. The same fire that nrenr. the meals can heat water for an incubator. Prepares 42 Rotveso Strsbt. MKxrnis. Tenn. From aoOepKB 1 hatched 197 chicks In the Crsig Incubator. I know It iBtlio best one made. Your plans for brooder aro nnoxcellcd, f , 1). C. UATCU. ' nnpiDArn. Til. Third trial, out Of 7S ens liatclicd 65 chicks. Had very guou suocess nrn trial, nev er had a ilnor lot of chickens. HELEN OKSDOUFF. erjAirnw. 111. Tonr lncnhstor heals all the liens for hatching. I set 115 eggs under hens and have j chicks. I set 101 In Tncnliatot and have ST good, healthy chicks as a result. C. W. MAYS. Rivmtow, Keh.-Hatched en brood to get my hand In, fully per cent of all eggs tmt In. lo troublo to keep an even temper, ture. filial! nm It all winter. K. VAN UEUSEK. EtiZABrrnTOwx. V. Y. By at Ing the Craig Incubator i consider my drat attemnts at artificial Incit ballon a complete success. A. Yr ALTEIi IUltAKD. IOO EGGS SIZE.. too BOO . 6OO ' Fs D. CRAIG, Snl0clH North Evansf on, III. rSEXD 4 CENTS lit STAMPS' FOR CAT AXOOCF, Contains morn useful poultry lnformstlonthsn any ri book. Descrlbts 51L ''rS.ertt. '!SSes,curcs, .hen-houses, brooders. Incubators, aui XJbA.a.3 UWW. to MJtlVK 109- pr cent. preOI oa sw btsi. neap I sell Bel!; for Fakms, Scuools or Chceches You would surely bavc one. Do you want to build next season? If so have your that it may le thoroughly seasoned, lumber sawed now J. O. Bo 7th, It will cost no more. ADDRESS; Cleveland, Or. B. A. Booth, Brain Or. Opium Habit Cured' For Assessor. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Aesetor, for Douglas county, subject to the decision of th ensuing Demo" cratic County Convention. IU BVRCUARP. I will cure any one who has con tracted the Opium habit, no matter how long used, iu four weeks m Ithout injury to themselves, and so they will have no desire for Opium ag? L CaTRooiiig and Lodging funrshed at my office, in Rosebnnr. Communica tions and treatment strictly j rivate. J. Woodruff M. D, Roseburg, Oregon. PERFUMERIES, COMBS PAGE & )LIMICK, - OZtBGrOM' DRUGS, PAINTS, GLASS, : WATCHES, DEALERS IN BOOKS, STATIONERY, OILS, VARNISHES, PUTTY, TRUSSES, JEWELRY, TOIIET. GOODS BRUSHESjaPROPRIETARY ARTICLES, ETC. T If you knew how c I Si J J Hit U M I U B ELL I also deal in Threshers, Excises, Mill Machinery, Pears, Inspirators (The lst Boiler fcctfcr known) Steam Fittixo Goods, Beltixo, OriA Also General Agent for, The Shitman Exgixe, Cor. 1 Oil for fuel, No Dust, No Dirt Send for circular and prices. Office Foot of Morrison Street Portland Oregon. GIVE ME A CALL. ZJ T. WRiCHT. III p&l est sctx I ' ttadeonlrof 4hllntiidlTiMl. Uy f Glass for witiwtudlns lU Every good thing is Oonnter-i . felted, and consumers are CAU- j TIONED against IMITATIONS of I these Chimneys made of VERY ' POOR GLASS. See that the exact label is on each chimney as abova ; The Pearl Top Is always dear and bright Glass. Kanafaetared OSXY by GEO. A. U ACOETII a CO. . Plttsbnrcls Lead Glmm Works. FOR SALE BY DEALERS. . F. G. (EIIME, M. D.. (Pronounced Ama.) IIOMffiPATHIC PHYSICIAN & Graduate Of T lie UNIVERSITY Of Leipzig Germany. Office & Residence at the house of tho late H. Gatterman, Oak Street, near R. R. track, Roseburg. RAILROAD For 1,000 TICKET' Miles TO in St Andrew's Hay, Fla. rPHIS beautiful Bay and turruudlngt are ack nowl- X edged by all who bare visited there to be the lovliest combination of fertile soil, beautiful foliage, fragrant orchards, blue watcg, growing city, and absolutely perfect climate, IS SUMMER as well as in winter, to be found In America. There Is but one Florida, and St. AndreVa Bay is Its brUthtest Jewel Prices for Business or Home Lota and Orchard Tracts range from $5, SO, 817, t, to 3150, snd asJes were made to more than 8,000 different purchasers witliin the first sixty days. St. Andrew's trill cer tainly become the second largest city tn Florida within tho next1' two years. Property is doubling In value every thirty days.' FREE TRAN PORTA TION FOR 1,000 MILES TO TRACT PURCHASERS Send 2c. stamp for illustrated pamphlet, containing full details. Address principal business office as follows: ST. ANDREWS BAY K. R. ALAND' CO., 227 MAIS STREET, CINCINNATI, OHIO. Dr. E. J.'Paob Agent Oakland Oregon. ' Oakland Furniture Store E 33 BERG. lias on hand a full assortment of al kinds of Furniture, which lie will sell . you at lower prices than ever offered to the ncoidoof Douclaa Ooiintv. 1 i o J He also keeps a fine Kite of Moul- m dinirs for Dicture framirif and window cornice, from 10 to 50 cts. per foot Also agent for a first class sewing nia chine. ' . EEPAR1NG OF ALL KINDS OF v FURNITURE, ' ORGANS t. PIANO'S ETC. Done at short notice and at reason able rates. Everything Made To Order. GIVE HIM A CALL. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. CITY DR'AYING DONE WITH: DISPATCH. CALL ON JOHN YAJTBUBEX. NOTICE. Officers of camps of Indian War Veterans in Oregon will report name ' of camp, when organized, list of officers and members, to W. G. Hill Adjutant, Wilbur, Oregon. NOTICE. . I warn all persons that my wife Clara B. Colby has left my bed and board, without a justcaufe.and I will not be responsible for, or pay an bills she may contract. SAXES H. CQUT. Yoncolla Or. Feb. 19, 133Q EXECUTOR'S SALE. rOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON HON. 11 day the 15tb, day of Maich 18S8 at one o'clock P. M. at the Court House Door in Roseburg- Dour las Connty Oregon, I will as Executor of the last will and Testament of J. C. Hoed, Sr., deceased, sell at public auction to the highest bidder, for cash in hand all the right title and interest of the Estate of J. C. Hoed, Sr., deceased in or to the following described real property, to wit. All that parcel of land being part of the "Depot Grounds" of the Oregon ft Call fornia Rail Road Company, at Roseburg-, station on said Rail Road in Douglas County, Oregon particul ar ly described as two hundred fifteen (21S) feet fron tage on the side track at Roseburg station Douglas County, Oregon, commencing for the same at a point one hundred feet northerly from the Freight House of the said Oregon ft California Rail Read Company and running thence along said sidetrack northerly two hundred and fifteen (215) feetf and harlng a depth running back from said side track ot aboa t ninty (90) feet to Bowen street, Roseburg, Douglas County, Oregon. (7. P. Boean Executor ol the last Fcb.etb.lS86, Wilt and Testament of J. C. Floed it l&r. accessed. , Notice Of Final Settlement Notice is hereby ciren to whom it but ymrrn that the undersigned administrator of the estate of Sarah Brown deceased, bss filed his final account as administrator of said estate, and the county Judpe of Douglas County Oregon, has fixed April Ma, ISM at the ho ur of 9 o'clock a. u. ot said day at the Couw ty Court house in said County and State as the time and place for the hearing ot any and all objections -to said final account, and the settlement thereof. V. A. CXULBnaDB I Administrator of said .state. I SUJ12IOXS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Onumn. In anJ for the County of Douglas. w. i. neney, naintia vs. J. 0. Flook, snd Ellen Flook his wife, F. H. Koble and S. Jl. Noble his wife, George F. Noble and Mary Noble bis wife, lx lendatit. Suit in Equity to foreclose a mortgage. To F. H. Noble. 8. It. Noble, George F. Koble and Mary Noble the above named defendants. Yon and each of you are hereby required to appear and an swer the complaint on file against you m the above entitled Court snd Cause wherein W. T. KerW is Plaintiff and J. G. Flook, Ellen Flook, F. H. Noble S. M. Noble, George F. Noble, and Mary Noble are defendants, same being a suit to foreclose smortgaga on real property, on or before th first day ot the next regular term thereof to-wiw on Monday the 3d day of May 1889. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the said com plaint, as above required, the said plainUS will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the saidcotn plaint to wit: For s Judgement and decree ot tore' closeure and sale of mortgaged premises described in the complaint filed in this tlt and the proceeds applied to the payment ot the sorta and disburse ments and Attorney fees ot this Hit and the expen ses of said sale snd toward the payment of said debt mentioned in complaint and that plaintiff hare e. ecution for the balance of said debt if any there be and for such other and further re net as the Court may deem proper. This summons is published b f an order of Eon. R 8. Bean, Judge of said Coot rude oa the Sift dsy ot Jsauajj 1888, UsftLaxs
