Roseburg review., April 16, 1886, Image 2

ROSEBURG REVIEW
FRIDAY, APRIL, 16, 1886.
victory cast jts too dear.
There is abundant evidence of great
political dissatisfaction in the state of
Oregon. The completo and rapid dis
integration of the Republican party as
a state and national organization is not
to be gainsayed. The Republican par
ty has filled its mission and stalks upon
the stage a ghost of its former greatness.
In sixteen states of the union it has no
organization and can have no hope of
national success save through an appeal
to sectional hatred. That appeal has
lost its force and power, and will never
again be the shibboleth of victory.
But it is with matters of state interest
with which we wish to deal. From an
editorial in the Portland New there
can be no doubt but that the Repub
lican party of Marion county is com
pletely demoralized. The rule 'of the
"bosses" there have become unendur
able and a general revolt is expected.
The News predicts that the same result
may occur in Multnomah. This note
has already been struck by the Ore
gonian. This demoralization is caused
by two things, first, the discontent of
the people at the power assumed by a
few leaders who "set up" primaries and
control conventions and second the
growing strength of the sentiment in
favor of the prohibition of the liquor
traffic. Now gentlemen, of the De
mocracy can we not read in this dry
rot of the opposition a lesson for our
own benefit. The disease is in the at
mosphere and is contasnoits, and has
made this malignant attack upon the
Republican party beeause in this state
that party is in the majority, while the
Democracy being in the minority has
been able to control its differences. The
demoralization of the opposition gives
the Democracy its opportunity. It
must prepare to assume the responsi
bility of government in this state and
must rise to the fullest conception of the
people's demands. The people of Oregon
do not desire packed conventions or
boss rule and they do demand the ful
lest and . frankest discussion upon a!
great issues. The Review believes that
a large majority of the truest, ablest
and stannchest leaders of the Demo"
cratic party in Oregon are in favor of
fully testing this great question before
the people. It therefore asks of these
leaders that they assert their highest
manhood at the State-Convention, and
breathe into the platform those ideas
that are destined to give a free and
full expression of the people at the
polls. The Democratic party can stand
defeat It is the great conservative
organization of the people. What
cannot stand, however, is victory at the
sacrifice of a single principle. It can
not be made the apologist and defender
of wrong. Let its leaders boldly speak
the truth.' We do not fear dofeat, but
we do fear that victory can be pur
chased at too dear a piice.
IlowUra and Oroictera.
Whenever the land thieves have been
interfered with by our Democratic ad
ministration it has raised an angry
howl from the Republican press from
Maine to California. When the cat
tie barons are compeled to vacate their
stolen possessions, the same organs
howl again. When the railroad steals
are opened up to view and they are
called to account, every Republican
editor is up in arms and ready to fight
When the protected monopoly is to
have its robberies of the masses inter
fered with, they shout for the poor
laboring Man; and when the administra
tion attempts to investigate the fraud-
nlw nf t.hr "RaII Telenliono Oomnanv,
"V - 1 X J
and when we investigate the timber
stealing and knock Mormonism end
ways, Ed. Review, every mother's
son of them is heard howling himself
hoarse at the administration. All the
corrupt rings that grew up and flour
ished during the long years bf Repub
lican rule have gathered themselves
together for a combined assault upon
the administration, and it is the duty
of every Democrat and all good citi
zens to stand by the President in his
great work of reform. He is a strong
man, but he needs the support and en
couragement of the people. The Dem
ocratic party must stand by him or
perish. There may be differences of
opinion about minor matters, but here
there must be a solid front and no wav
ering. In the great contest with the
combined power of the monopolists
and public plunderers, Grover Cleve
land and his paity must stand or fall
together. Albany Democrat.
'It is understood Vilas has asked
Third Assistant Postmaster General
Hazen to resign. Hazen is the last
of the Republican Bureau officials in
the Democratic Administration. He
has been in office for many yeare and
ha3 risen from clerk to chief clerk.
Nash, of the same department, is 6aid
to be his sucsessor
No good citizen should shirk the re
sponsibility of casting his vote for the
best men, the Democrats must there
fore place the very best men on their
ticket, 'and we are safe in saying that
they will do this very thing.
Mrs. Thos. A. Hendricks, widow of
the late vice-president is in California
visiting relatives.
RAILROAD TO COOS.
- It is now a settled fact that the
steam-ships of the O. R. & N Co., will
not drain Western Oregon of its pro
ducts, nor will thsy supply it with
freights as they have done in years
gone by. Already the Yaquina route
is doing an immense freight business.
From Yreka in California to Salem
Oregon freights now are delivered at
points between these two cities a dis
tance of three hundred and fifty miles
over the Yaquina route in Benton
county. Nearly all the groceries and
heavy goods that are used in the cities
of the Willamette south of and in.
eluding Salem purchased in San Fran
cisco brought over this new and cheap
route, and in less time than it takes' on
the old route by the way of the Col
umbia river. And this is but the be
ginning of the business that is being
built up by this new enterprise. The
O. R. & N. Co., will have the monopoly
no longer. Not only are the freights
less, but the time saved is one third
over the Yaquina route as against the
Columbia. But why shculcl Southern
Oregon go via Yaquina when there is
a far better harbor at Coos Bay. The
Yaquina is depending largely on South
em Oregon for support when in point
of fact, the most feasible and profitable
route lays between Rosebnrg and Coos
Bay. Roseburg would become the
junction and distributing depot for
freights, east and west and for the
north and the south The entire
Southern Oregon and the Northern
California trade should come over the
route from Coos Bay to Roseburg,
We include in this market the entire
Southeastern and middle Oregon
Were a railroad built from Coos Bay
to Roseburg it would drain a country
as large as New England, and that
too without a rival. It would be ha'
of the State or Territory that would
sustain this Coos bay route And as
population would come in folio win,
the railroad a trade and traffic would
be built up that we would find in no
other part of Oregon. Consider for
moment that there would be traffic
both ways over this road. Coos, Cur
ry and Douglas counties can produce
more traffic in every thing to be found
in Oregon than all the other counties
put together. No other counties have
the coal as extensively distributed
anion" them as these counties. No
other counties have the white cedar
and myrtle1 timber that are found in
these counties. And we may add the
hemlock, spruce, ash and alder. The
best article of fir is found here also,
More than this there is a large and in
creasing population in Coos and Curry
counties, And they are the only coast
counties in Oregon ; where there is a
large population or any at all scarcely
These three counties are capable of
sustaining one hundred thousand pop
ulation. There is one State in the
union no larger than either Douglas
or Coos counties that sustains a popu
lation of four hundred and fifty thou
sand. It is marked all over with rail
road tracks. Is there any reason why
a route that of itself can furnish no
traffic whatever to support it should be
sustained by those who would patron
ize a railroad to Coos Bay if built and
that too over a self sustaining route
virtually independent in that particu
lar? But with the addition of outside
traffic how much more strongly the ar
sument comes that there should be a
railroad to Coos Bay for the benefit of
Southern Oregon. Push.
The theory by which the constitu
tion of the United States a8 well as the
constitutions of the several states and
territories is interpreted by the Demo
cratic party seems to' meet the general
approval of all concerned, therefore all
Democrats should hold allegiance to
that party giving the lest government,
SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR
For all Disposes of the
Liver, Sidneys, Stoacb, and Spleen.
This pnrely vegetable pre
paration, now so ccl bratcd as a
Family Medicin, originated in
the South in 1828. It acts
Kfntly on the Jewels and
Kidney and eorrwits tha
action of the Liver, an-i i, there
fore, the bent preparatory
mediciue, whatever the sick
ness may prove to be. In all
common diseases it will, on
" jutHlstmi by any other medi
cine, effect a speedy care.
The Reealtttor is safe to administer in any
condition of the system, and under no circum
stances can it do harm. It will invigorate
like a class of wine, but is no intoxicating bever
age to lead to intemperance; will promote di
gestion, dissipate headache, and gener
ally tone up the system. The dose is small,
not unpleasant, and its virtues undoubted
No loss of time, no inter- "
ruptiou or stoppage of
business while tilting the
Regulator.
Children complaining of
Colic, Headache, or"SIck
Stomach, a teapoetUul pr
more will five relief.
If taken occasionally by pf
tients exposed to MALARIA,
will expel the poison and protect
then from attack.
A PBT8ICIAV8 OriXION.
I have been practicing medicine for twenty yea",
and have never been able to put up a vegetable
compound that would, like Simmons Uver Regu
lator, promptly and effectively move the Liver M
action, and at the same time aid (instead of weak
ening) the digestive and assimilative powers ol the
system. L. M. Hiwtok. M. l. .Washington, Ark.
SEE THAT TOE SET TITE CENTIME.
FRBKARED BY
J. H. Ze'ilin & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Dissolution Xoticc
jtrrirfn rJ Samuel Marlr. Ashcr Marks
and Wm. L Friedlander, doing business at Roseburg
Oregon, under the firm name of S. Marks Co:
thbj day dissolved by the retirement of Win. I.
Friedlander. AD liabilities ot earn nrui m k liqui
dated and all debts due said firm are to be collected
by the remaining members. The firm name remain
the same as heretofore:
t Samuel Marks
Dated, Rosetmrg, Oregon, Asher Mks
April 12th, 1896. Wm. I, Fnedlander.
PROHIBITION STATE CONVENTION.
Xominces on State Ticket.
(Special to Tut Review.)
Governor, J. E. Houston, Ashland,
Or; Congress, Prof. Miller, Philomath
College; Judge, D. R. N. Blackburn,
Albany; Sec. State, A. 0. Kinney,
Astoria; Supt Pub. Inst., Prof. Ly
man, Forest Grove; Treasurer, J. L.
Williams, Roseburg.
We congratulate you Bro. Williams
on your nomination, you are the right
man in the right place, and we do think
Roseburg ought not to do without you,
wc can't spare yon. Of the ticket in
general we shall speak more particular
ly in the future. These no doubt are
all honorable men, but what strength
they can draw can scarcely ho conject
ured at present, for much depends up
on what the Democrats and Repub
licans will do. Wc shall see what we
shall see.
Oouylas County Democratic Convention.
The Democracy of Douglas county
")regon will meet in regular County
Jonvention at the Court house, Rose
burg at 10 A. M. on Wednesday April
28, 1886, for the purpose of nominating
candidates for tlje various county
offices and electing nine delegates .to
the State Democratic Convention to be
held in Portland on the 4 th, day of
May 1886 and for the transaction of
such other business as may properly
come before said County Convention
Primaries for the purpose of electing
delegates to attend said convention
will be held at the respective places of
voting in the several precincts on Tues
day the 6th day of April 18S6. The
various precincts shall be entitled to
representation in said Convention as
follows:
Cow Creek 4 Mt. Scott 2
Canyonville G East Umpqua 2
Riddle 2 Calapooia 12
Myrtle Creek 7 Yoncolla 3
Deer Creek 11 Pass Creek 6
Camas Valley 3 Elkton 4
len Mile 3 Scottsburg 2
booking Glass 6 Gardiner 5
Coles Galley 3 Wilbur 3
Total 87
T. R. Sheridan, J. W. Hamilton.
Sec. Ohm. Oom
.1 QV1SSTION OF PRIVLEGE.
Ed. Review: Can a person conci
entiously accept an appointment to
public office, from a political party, and
while holding the office denounce that
party through the public prints?
Would not common honesty and self
respect dictate that the person should
resign before denouncing the party
under whom he holds his office? And
docs not such a cause pursued by a
federal office holder come within the
spirit and letter of the civil service
bill and tenure of office acts? Would
not such a course fall within the cata
logue of offensive partisan? By aus
wering these questions you will confer
a favor upon many citizens.
Enquirer.
We refer these pertinent question
to some one who is better versed in
civil service reform than ourselves.
Ed.
Tiie question of temperance is the
leading issue of the hour, let no
man on your ticket who will not sub
mit this to the people, and favors the
temperance side.
Administrators Notice.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oretron in
and for Douglas County, in the matter ol the estate
oi v. v. sncuon acc u.
TVTOTICE IS HEREBY OI VEM TIT AT THE tTVHF.R
signed has by the County Court of Dout-las
County, State of Oregon been appointed Adminis
trator ol tne Kstate ol w. i. Shelton dec d where
fore all persons indebted to said estate will make
immediate payment, and all persons having claims
against the same wiil present their ciaims against
the said estate, duly verified to the undersigned at
his residence near Wilbur in said County or at the
nice oi j. c. ruuerton m lloscburg Oregon.
N. Lahait.
Dated March 30, 1SSC. Administrator,
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
AYEK'S CIIERRY 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, Mc., says :
"Medical science has produced no other ano
dyne expectorant so good as Ater'b Chirrt
Pectoral. It is invaluable for diseases of the
throat and lungs."
The same opinion is expressed by the
well-known Dr. L. J. Addison, of Chicago,
111., who says :
"I have never found, in thirty-fire year of
continuous study and practice of medicine, any
preparation of so great value as A YB R's Chbrbt
Pectoral, for treatment of diseases of the
throat and lungs. It not only breaks up colds
and cures severe coughs, but Is more effective
than anything else in relieving even the most
serious bronchial ana pulmon&ry affections."
AYER'S
Cherry Pectoral
Is not a new claimant for popular confi
dence, but a medicine which is to-day
savins the lives of the third generation
who nave come Into being since 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 CHEERY PECTORAL has,
In numberless instances, cured obstinate
cases of chronic Bronchitis, Laryngitis,
and even acuta Pneumonia, ana 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 bo good as
AYER'S CIIERRY PECTORAL for treat
merit of Croup and Whooping Cough.
These are all plain facts, which can bo
verified bv anybody, and should be re
membered by everybody.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
PREPARED BY
Dr. J. O. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggist.
gNOWDEN QPRINGS !
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This health, and - ....
.. - is now open
for the reception of guests. The hotel has
Hot & Cold Baths
for the accomodation of its guests can be had
at any time. Situated as it is, two miles south
of Dram station, on the
O. & 0. R. Rj
t is the most accessible
Health and Pleasure Resort
in the State 0! Oregon. Passenger trains stop
at the platform in front of the door.
INVALIDS
will find the use of the water from these min
eral springs to be of great benefit. They ex
pel the poison malaria from the system A
sure cure for Fever and Ague A regulator
for all Liver and Kidney diseases. The hot
baths cure diseases of the skin and relieves
Rheumatic pains. Females suffering from
diseases peculiar to their sex will find it greatly
to their advantage to place themselves under
the care of Mrs. Dr. Tobias who has !een
engaged to remain at the springs this season.
PLEASURE SEEKERS
will fitjd plenty of game in the neighboring
hills, and mountain trout ih all the streams.
For particulars address,
W. A. Perkins, Proprietor
Drain Oregon.
Cigar Store !, !
DEALER IN i
Confectioneries, Frn
its, Nuts Cigars
PLAOE OF BUSINESS OPPO
SITE DEPOT, ASHLAND OREG.
Oakland Furniture Store
' E 13 BERG.
Has on hand a full assortment of all
kinds of Furniture, which he w ill sell
you at lowcijn-iees than ever offered
to the people of Douglas County.
He also keeps a fine line of Moul
dings for picture framing and window
cornice, from 10 to 50 ct3. per foot.
Alsogent for a first class scwinsj ma
chine.
BEPAEING OF ALL KINDS OP
FURNITURE,
ORGANS
PIANO'S ETC.
Done at short notice and at reason
able rates.
Everything Mads To Order.
GIVE HIM A CALL.
OREGON PACIFIC R.R.
Willamette Valley to Saa f rancisco Via.
Yaquina-
TRAINS LEAVE CORVALLIS
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, at 0 A. M.
LEAVE YAQUINA
, Monday, Wednesday, Friday, at 8 A. M.'
The fine A 1 St eamshlp "Yaquina" sails
From Yaquina , From San Francisco
Sunday, March 14th,
Wednesday, " 24th,
Sunday, April, 4th,
Wednesday, " Hth,
Sunday, ' 25th,
Wednesday, March 10th
Friday, " loth,
Tuesday " 30th
Friday April 9th
Tuesday, " 20th.
The Company reserves tho rixht to cban
sailing days. Fares. Cabin, 814; Steerage, 89.83.
freight at reduced and moderate rates.
itrvcriioaia on mc wmaiucttc connect a'
Corvallis. Low tares and rates.
For further Information apply to
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Eastern Star.
The ladies of the Eastern Star Chap
tcr of Roseburg will give a
MUSICAL SOIREE
at
SLOCUM'S OPERA HOUSE :
Wednesday Evening, May 5th 1886.
Admission 50cts.
Children half price.
Tickets for sale t Abrahams store, al
so reserved seats without extra charge.
PHILIP SAUTER,
Merchant Tailor,
Tr EEPS a laruft and complete assortment of gam
JL. pies of the very best mi
materials and latest
styles.
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER
A perfect FIT Guaranteed
Cleaning and Repairing
done neatly at Reasonable rates.
SHOP Opposite BITSER'8 Meat Market,
on Jackson Stroet.
ROSEBURG,
OREGON'.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Land Office at Re
Anril 1st. Hi.t
OTICE la HEREBT
AT THE FOL-
lowiiur-namea Settle
nttae of his in-
tcntion to make tntXfmHH
of his claim,
) ths Register
am Saturilnv
and that said prof tefll to
or KecelTer at KdaebWBk
May 14th, 1886, vis. Bamtel
ebsf. Homestead
No. 3320 for the S. E. set.
Ran ire 7 West W. M.
Tp. IJ South, of
He names the followinr wtta esses t prove hla
continuous residence upon, and Nltfration of, said
land, viz: Jonathan Dakar, H. D. Gsrmandf B. W.
Sprague, W. B. Clarke, all of Usnpaua Ferry.
rr. t, UEXJAMIN,
I " Register
For Sale!
400 Head of ewes including
240 lambs, and
40 wethers.
Inquire of E. G. Young fe Co., or
araes Chenoweth of Oakland Oregon,
or of Sampson Suthcrlin of Fair Oaks
at his farm.
wiiBiiinc
tips'. Ok mi.
MlBM
$1,000 Reward)
Mrs. Gen. u Wilsmi, of parsons, Kansas,
who was appointed by the State uf Kansas lady com
missioner to the World's Fair at -New Orleans, in an
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My sufferings nearly distracted mo. My stomach
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toms were loss of memory, voice, appetite and lack
of nerve force. My fami Iy physician did me no good
and by tho advice of a friend, 1 bought lr. Turner's
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I think tho treatment is wonderful in its effcots,
and recommend it in all cases of prcncral or nervous
debility, and diseased condition of the stomach, kid
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OVERLAND TO CALIFOR IA
VIA
OREGON AND CALIFORNIA R. R.
Ani( Connections. ;
Fare from Portland to San Francisco $32; to Sacra
mento $30.
Close coiineitior.s made at Ashland with stage of
the California Oregon & Idaho Stage Company.
" (DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.)
East Side Division.
BETWEEN PORTLAND & : ASHLAND
Wail Train ':
LEAVE.
Portland 7. 30 A. M.
Itoscburg C.25 V. M.
Ashland... 7.45 P. M.
Roseburg 0.30 A. M.
AURIVE.
Roseburg:... G. 15 P. M.
Ashland 4.4.1 A. M.
Hoschurg....5.25 A. M.
Portland 4.25 P. M.
Albany Express Train
LEAVE.
ARRIVE.
Portland 4.0C V. M.
Lebanon..: 4.45 A. M.
Lebanon 9.20 P.
Portland 10.05 P.
Pullman Palace Sleeping
and Ashland.
Cars daily between A. oany
The O. and C. R. It. Ferry makes connection with all
tho regular trains on East Side Iiv. from footof F St.
West Side Division-
BETWEEN TORTLAND & CORVALLIS
Vail Tiain-
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Portland 9..00A. M. Corvallis 4.110 P.M.
Corvallis. ......8.U0 A. M. Portland 3.20 P. M.
Express Train-
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Portland 5.00 P. M. McMinnville. . 8.00 P. M.
McMlunville 5.45 A. M. Portland 8.30 A. M.
Local tickets for gale and baggage checked at com
pany's up town office, cor. Stark anil Second streets.
Tickets for principal points in California can only be
procured and baggage checked at company's otiice.'
Corner F and Front Sts.. Portland. Or. !
Freight will not be received for shipment after 5
o'clock P. M. on cither the Est or Wust Side lliv.
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Manager. G. F. 4 Pass Agent.
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OAKLAND
School
THE COURSE OF
who may attend.
Many noblo and
but circumstances prccli
tie their attending
iucn arc frequently foui!
Hence the course of
while the character of ii
u the uiigutest anil
structrtictiou is
Tuition yj
er Session
Primary.
First grade J unior class.
Second grade Junior elate. . .
Twentv-four T.fa,i
Use of Instrument. .'...I
Drawing and uiutiiii. . I
SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
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DRUGS,
PAINTS,
GLASS,
WATCHES,
PERFUMERIES,
COMBS
, BRUSHES,
SiOOO REWARD
Will bo given any man
who will irinltioe a mti
cntibt of InrtfO cxH-ri-cnoc,
and widely known
to be an lioneral)I: man,
who Will assert that re
li ucl cast zinc is not one
of tho most enduring f
all known materials to
withstand the actions of
the w.iatlrer.
DETROIT
EpDRSEUBV'
'Radically; ,
liKONZE CO.,
Detroit, Mich.
J15.UU0
MONUMENTS
J. A. Cardwcl
, Agent,
ANNOUNCES TO THE PUBLIC
TO FURNISH
UVlfliYTIIING IN II1S LINE
H
aving -attly fitted u
a new STEAM
bli lumber of all
prepared to fiun
Hard Time Prices.
Barn Iuinhar and fencing furnished
DO YOU WANT
ROUGH
Lumber
A Fair
Do you want to l.uik
that it ma- he
ADDRESS;
J. o. liootn, cri
veland, Or.
Staver &
'208 to 211!
FRONT ST.
Dealers in all kinds o Faim and Dairy machinery, Vehicles, Binder Twinei
Belting, Oils and Machine supplies. 'Send for our handsomely illustrated Cat,
alogue, mailed free of charge, and write
cnasing elsewhere, anything m any line.
cry, at lowest prices.
CITY DRAYINQ
DONE WITH DISPATCH.
call oy
JOHN VAX HrKLW.
AJtfNOUNCEIVIB NT,
For Assessor
I hereby announce myself
ps a candidate
for the office of Assesor, for
liiouglas county,
subject to the decision of the
ensuing DcnioJ
cratic County Convention.
E. II
liVKCHARD.
For Superintendent.
I hcrelry announce myself at a candidate for
the office of School Supcrintdndcnt of Doug
las county, subject to the decision of the Dem
ocratic Convention.
. G. V. BOGCS.
Donglsis County, OUEGOi?
Year begins Monday, Septembor 7, 1885.
STUDY IS DESIGNED TO MEET THE WANTS OF ANY
brilliant minds glow with a desire for knowledge
remote or more expensive institutions; among
most promising in school.
study is made almost as full as that of many of our C olleges,
interior to none. .
of Twelve "Weeks:
.? 4 00 First grade Middle class
5 00 Secoiur grade Middle class. . .
. G 00 Senior class .-
Music.
7 00
8' 00
9 00
:.$i2 oo
o rjQ
. . ...... ... .... ... ... ........ fl 00 to 12 00
GEORGE T. RU8SELI Ti incipa!,
n
DIMMICK,
. .
----- oxtBaoza-
DEALERS IN '
BOOKS, .STATIONERY,
OILS, VARNISHES,
PUTTY, TRUSSES,
JEWELRY, TOILET GOODS
PROPRIETARY ARTICLES, ETC.
WHITE BRONZE
STATUAUY
Were awarded the
-GOLD MEDAL
AT ;
WORLD'S FAIR,
New Orlhass,
1 S "A - 5
t- Jr
2KUMENTA!.
ttesigijsaiji
- Jacksonville, Oregon
ffHITSETT
THAT HE IS NOW PRE PA liKD
SAW MILL on South Deer creek, ia
kinds on short notice at
on short notice.
J. J. WUITSETT.
Prices?
OR DRESSED
next season? If so have y6ur lumber sawed now
thoroughly seasoned. It will cost no mora
It. A. Booth, Brain Or
Walker,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
us for terms, and prices before pur.
We will give you the best machin
NOTICE FOIt PUBLICATION
Laud Office at Roseburg- Oregon, X arch 10. 1836.
RXOTICE IS 1IEREBT GIVEN THAT THE FOL-
. .v,...B-ii,Uea seiner nas u lea noUceot his in
tention in maka fln.l :M' ... . - . . . .
., .. ." . : - i"1"'. m vuppvn m ins claim.
and that said proof will be made before the Reirister
OT KlVMrw n . O ...... I 1 m "
.. '-"""isuiia vmce, on t&turdar.
v-pr'J7.188? viz: ThomM WUon preerapUon 1. 8
Wes fw M 8. E. J of 8. E. J age. 8 Tp. 31 S. R. 5
He names the fallowing witnesses to prore bis
.w....uu lrIuuulT. Uion, anu cultivation of. said
land, vU: J. J. Packard, C. Pickett, James Pickett,
J. J. Birch, all of CanyonrUlc, Itouglas Co. Oregon.
Also at the same time and place The J. J. Packard
of N. W. J A S
R. A Went W M
n. t OI A. IS., t OCC. 2 ip.
31 8.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation o f, said
land, Tii: Thomas wilson, Charlotte Pickett, of Can
yonville and J. J. Birch, James Pickett, of Riddle,
Oregon, t ,
Also at the same time and place viz: Charlotte
Pickett Homestead 4411 for the N. W. i of Ji. E. 1.
N. i of N. W. 4 8. W. J of N. W. J Sec. 12 Tp. 31
S. A. 6 West W. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove big con
tinuous residence upon, and cultivation of , laid land,
viz: J. J. Packard, Thomas Wilson, James Pickett,
of Canyonville and J. J. Birch ot Kiddle, Oregon.
W. F. atEWAMix,
Register
OTUN1TY from ANNOYANCE
M PaL0stS3tb,l833i
Made only of th fliiMt nndttestqnal.
ity of iilasm for withstanding beat.
Every good thing la Counter
feited, and oonsumera are CAU
TIONED against IMITATIONS of
these Chimneys made of VERY
riAiuuii&sa. cjee mat tne exact
label la on each chimney as above. -The
Pearl Top la always clear and
bright Glass.
Hanuftectnred OJTL.T .
GEO. A. UACBETH & CO.
Ptttabargb Lead Ulau Works.
FOR SALE BY DEALERS.
MRS- E. . OTCIIKISS ,
FINE MILLINERY
AND
JJeat T)ressmakinc;
ROSEJJURG OREGON.
WILL 1TKNIS1I YOU THE P.EST AM) Kl.VKsT
Good in the litarkvl. Ladies Wear
RuUiingn, Hosiery and Jewelry.
The dressmaking department is in skilrfu!
hands, ami under the immediate supervision
of Mrs. Hotchkiss.
CALL AND SEE. NEAR TIIE DEPOT.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
notice to creditors, j.
"VrOTlC EIS HEREBY GIVEN THATTHE L'i'DER
XI sitnied was on Feb. 13, 1S3C duly aiHiuted Ex
ecutrix of the Last Will and Testament of Wm. Street
Rice Deed, by the County Court of Douglas County,
Orepon. Now therefore all tr.r. having claims
against the estate of said deceased are licrehv notified
to present the same projicrly verified, to me at mv
residence In Calapooia precinct, Don-las County,
Oretron, within six months from this date. "
Dated March, 10th 1SS6. Mary Uice.
Executrix.
Summons.
ii the Circuit CoUrt in and for Dou'im Cnuni .v.
State of Oregon.
John Stanuley riamtill
Cyrus Smith, John S. Milicr, Prudence George, Re
becca Pane and Ellen Ilopkin, iH-'fuildau:.'
acmuu ui iaw w recover real property and damages.
To John S., Miller, Prudence Georfre, Rebecca
Pano, and Ellen Hopkins, abovo named defendants,
lu tho name of the State of Orecon. You and turh
of you are hereby reouired to anoear and uinrcr th
complaint filed apainsl you by ' the plaint id John
Standler in the alknTA ntitlH Onnv . 1 ... . An
or before the first da of the next regular term of
mi wmi l kil ine in is i, juuuuHy ine sa day of May
1386, and if you fail so to answer the said complaint,
the plain tiff will take Judgement against You and
each of you, for the relief demanded in his complaint,
and that is for the recovery of an undivided one
eighth interest in feeof all that part of Section twenty-two
(!) oil the East side of tlio South L'mjxiua
River in Township Twenty eight (23) South Rang
six (6) West of Willamette meridian formerly owned
and iKissesscd by Alauson Milicr Sr.; also the South
east quarter of she North-cast quarter, West half of
the North-east quarter. North halfwf the South east
quarter, North-wct quarter, rth half of South-
uo ijuui wi , ntiu cituui-wcMr juarw?r oi CMiUtn-uest
quarter of Section twenty threc(-23)all In Township
Twenty -cij;ht (2H) South Range six (0) west of Will
amette meridian containing in all ationt sixhuudred
and forty acres, excepting therefrom the following
described portion thereof set off and admeasured to
Susan Miller the wife of Alausm MiUerdceeascd, as
her dower interest therein towlt: IJegiiming at a
stake outside of the fence at the South -east corner
of the orchard running North to a stake at tho South
cast of the stock well, thence north to a stake Stan d. "
inr on south bank of theCretk or hcanch, down said
"r oraiicu knowing us incandcrjiigs to its
Junction at South I'mpqua river; thence up said
river to where south line of the Held fence Joins to
the river at a black oak tree about eighteen inches
in diameter, thence following said fence with all its
angles easterly to the place of beninninjf including
orchard, dwelling House, out building, barns, sheds
and coiralaaiid a)purtenances thereunto belonginc'-''
For fifty ilollara damages for the wrongful with-bohl-ing
of said premises and for the costs "and disburse
ments incurred herein.
This&ummons is published bv order of II. m R S
Bean, Judge of the said Circuit Court for Douglw
County, State of Oregon, made and entertd the ati
day of March 18S6. .
J. C. Fuller-ton 4 J. yr. If AMii.tovl
Attorneys for I'laimfff.
Summon?.
In the Circuit Court In the State of Oregon, in
for the County of Douglas.
Wm. E. W eekly, riaintiff
' vs.
Peter Ovcrholtzer and Hannah Overholtzcr, Andrew
Hoover and Harriett Hoover, ltefenda nts.
Suit in Equity to foreclose a mortgage.
To Peter Overholtzcr and Hannah Ovcrholtzer the
above named defendants. You and each of you are
hereby required to appear and answer tho complaint
on file afjumst you in the above entitled Court and
Cause wherein Wm. E. Weekly is plaintiff and Peter
Ovcrholtzer, Hannah Ovcrholtzer, Andrew Hoover
and Harriett Horn er are defendants same facing a'
suit to foreclose a mortgage on red property, on or
facforc t he first day of the next regular term thereof
town: On Monday 8rd day of Mav l!sc. And
you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear
and answer the said complaint, as abovo remiircd
the said plaintiff wiil apply to the Court for the r4
lief rifmrniiilcd 111 tlin aniil .v.n.lnin . m . . ..L
---- ...... ........ upbh, nai infe
defendants and each of them and all persons claim
ing under them subsequent to the commencement
of this suit may be forecl'iscd of all Equity of re- -demption
or other Interest in the luorttaged prem
ises described in the complaint. That the same
may be sold embracing within said duicribed acre
the W&tar riirlitA mill n.onV.:n J .
thereon and the proceeds of such salq be applied t
iw meui oi me coats anu eiponacs of this suit
ltlHlldinflr uivont v ftva i1aI1.ni ak-.. - 1 . i
" ..uioiuMiirii;s alio (HO
amnlltlt. nilA in t- ! , t nn. anA .- " . 1 1
estas therein provided that tbe defendant Peter
t.hnl mnv mma n tittA nnfin. 1 1 -
- I'laniviu uaie Burn OtiiCr
aud farther relief as the Court may deem proper.
puiiiisiieu uy an order of Hon.
B. 8. Bean, Judge of said Court made on the 11. dav
of March im. UmcLim. '.'
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
NOTICE,
of
Application to Purchase Timber Land.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVES THAT, INCOMPLI
ance with the provisions of the act of Congress
approved June S, 137S, entitled "An act for the sale
ot Timber Lands in the States of California, Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Territorr," Vnter lilake,
whose post-office address is Gardiner, Douglas Coun
ty, Oregon, has this day filed in thU office bis appli
cation to purchase tlie N. E. 1 of N. W. J Section
No. 14, in Township No. 22 South, Range No. Vi
West of the Willamette meridian. All persons hold
ing any adverse claim thereto are icquircd to present
the same at this office within sixty davs from the
first pub lication of this notice. W. FJ Bbnjaxis,
Register.
Dated this 9th day of March 1366.
2s OTICE.
of
Application to Purchase Timber Land.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN TH VrYv COMPLI--ance
with the provisions of the act of Congress
approved Jnne 3, ls"8, entitled "aii act for the sale
of Timber Lands in the States of California, Orc-on
Nevada, and Washintrton Territorv." Jf i.il," u
Grubbc, whoso post-office address ia Wilbur, Douirlas
Co. Or., has this dav filed in thia ortw hi.
cation to purchase the 8. W. J of 8. E. 1 & 8 E l of
S. W. Section No. 20, in Township No, 25 South
Range No. 6 West, of the Willamette meridian. All
persons holding any advent r-Julm ihon.i
quired to present the same at this office wlthiu sixty
d.'r;'m. e pubUcaUon ef this notice y
.u oar. n isatj. w, F BkkjaJCIN,