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ROSEBURG REVIEW
FRIDAY, APRIL, 30, 1886.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET,
FOB representatives,
F. B. WAITE. F. A. METZ,
Y. L. ARRINGTON,
HUGH McKENZIE.
FOR SHERIFF.
. B. C. AGEE.
FOB COUNTY CLERK.
T. R. SHERIDAN.
FOR TREASURER.
D. S. WEET.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE. .
J. S. FITZHUGH.
FOR COMMISSIONERS.
A. LAMB. JOHN IT A TJ..
;
FOR SURVEYOR. '
Wm. TH1EL.
FOR ASSESSOR.
E.C.SACRY.
FQR SCHOQL SUPERINTENDENT
G. T. RUSSELL.
FQR CQRQNER.
THOMAS GRAHAM.
DEER CREEK PRECINCT.
. JUSTICES.
T. L. GANNON, JAS. HARPHAM
constable.
PETER JUNGER.
The Convention.
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met at the court house Wednesday
s th kr,Mf. Wrnni,
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convention wnicn nas assemDiea in our 1
oik. fr voora Tf woo nmnnaA
of the leading Democrats from every
precinct in tne enure county, mere
being full representation and but few
proxies. Whilst there were a number
ef candidates for many of the offices
failorl .f o
nomination than received it, harmony
marked the entire proceedings, the
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and unanimous support of their more
fortunate rivals. Personal preferences
and friendships were thrown aside by
the delegates generally to subserve
the best interests of the party, and a
determination to do the very best to
advance the interest of the party and
the county generally seemed to mark
their every action. The ticket nomi-
nated is one of which the Democratic
party and Douglas county can well be
proud. The personel of thecandidates
in every instance challenges criticism.
They are jaggs of honor, integrity and
ability and for whom every honest cit
izen can conscientiously rote.
Republican State Convention.
The RunnWinan Rfet. tiftfc which
ha? just been nominated in Portland
can not in any 8en8e be looked upott
a mefltin the demands of the hour.
Whnstthft nnmininnnr TT,,
nnrl WMr wno mnfntW nrnr r.
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meets the annroval of the nubile cen -
A 4
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ciij tucio . muuueau wuigui, Wu;u
:they will be called upon to carry and
11 remains to 09 seen now weu iney
can bear up under the burden they will
be forced to bear through the heat of
the campaign. The nomination of Col.
I VtiTOAliMCi rf W flchinrfrrtW Ortlllltff ltAlTB
v. "-6.vuvv U,,
u&, .uiuucwiuouc u.,
ing out nis money to recommena mm
for the Dosition of Governor. Whilst
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he as an old pioneer has obtained some
state notoriety in . connection with In-
.linn r Hnlwa V a rAHl t nw1 fAtrfJAaaAD
uumasuuiHsn!
11U KUUWIUUgO WUitUiVCl Ul OLtttC uuu
The nomination of George W. McBride
for Secretary of State is worse if possi
ble than that of Cornelius, whilst he
has not probably been implicated in as
many speculations at the public
expense as the Colonel, he brings
into the campaign an unsavory
political reputation of a more recent
date. .His action while speaker
of the House of Representatives
showed him a willing tool of corpora
tions who neither knew or cared for
the rights of the people or the state.
Later.
II. L. Marston of Umatilla for Treasurer,
and E. B.McElroy for Superintendent of pub
lic instruction.
CALZ FOX PROUIBIIIOX COSVEX
TIOX. Pursuant to a call made by the chairman of
the Prohibition Central Committee the follow
ing members met at ona P. M. in person and
by proxy: Wm. Mannings Canyonville;
Abncr Riddle, Cow Creek; H. M. Martin
Wilbur; H. M. Hawn, Looking Glass; Fred
Patterson, Camas Valley; J. N. Swift by B.
F. Ramp proxy, Ten Mile; II. Dyer, 'Myrtle
Creek; W. R. Smith, Oak Grove; J. II.
Whitsett, RobertsiCreek; D. W. Steams,
Calapooia; Perry Burt by John Lane proxy,
Voncolla; G. W. Black by W. F. Owens
proxy, Gardiner; John Booth by F. B. Han
kins proxy, Cleveland; Henry Beckley by V.
F. Owens proxy.
In accordance to iostrutions made by the
Prohibition county convention which convened
at Roseburg April 8th, 18S6, find that neither
the Democratic nor Republican party has
adopted Prohibition aa a party measure,
neither has either party recognized by party ac
tion the baneful efiect of the liquor traffic in our
county and State and have not pledged in any
manner or form the prestige of either party
in favor of even the adoption of the now pend
ing constitutional amendment by the people.
This action on the part of the Democratic
and Republican conventions necessitates the
reconvenening of the Prohibition county con
vention which is called to meet in Roseburg
May 7th, 1886 at II o'clock A. M. to nomi
nate a full county ticket.
By order of the Committee. i
. W. F. Owens, Chairman
County Proibition Com.
IW. C. M. Miller. . of Philomath, will
spend next Sablalh in this city.
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TWESTY-FirE YEARS.
For twenty-five years Democrats
Democrats
were Bhnt out from all participation in
governmental affairs. They were os-
tracised and persecuted, test oaths and
many other arbitrary and outrageous
laws were nassed in order to humiliate
i, Alii T?rftT Vi t r ( wfrrrY rmnn.
crat could not collect a iust claim
against a county or the state without
taking and subscribing to test oaths
that would have been regarded out-
rageous and tyranical even in the dark
days of Oliver Cromwell. A school
teacher was not allowed to teach school
without first subscribing to these odious
test oaths. Self respecting Democrats
cannot vote to put such a party in pow-J
er again. No man contributed more I
larselr to the enactment of such laws
VUAll VJVS ALA. ft 111UUJD Y? JULVS VI -A- C 1
candidate for United States Senator
two years hence to fill Dolph's place,
If Charley Johnson or S. A. Dawson
should be elected Senator from this
county they would, nodoubf, contribute I
as Republicans to the election of Wil-
Hams or his counterpart. Then let
Democrats lay aside all disappoint-
ments, if any, and see that the Demo-
cratic candidates for Senators are elec-1
ted. Democrat.
wjiat is a. democrat. I
The St Paul Pioneer Press asks the
above question, and confesses its ina-
bUity to give an answer thereto. We
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are not surprised at such ignorance, and
; Mffi;m (..tu c: t
" 10 Slim,,;u" iU1 tuc 1JUU
know that a Democrat is not a Repub-
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IKin I'llO icanoo imftn mh oh iha Ha. I
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publicans rode int o power are all dead
and gone, and the party, grown cor-
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se of power, is going to decay upon
their ruins. -Nothing can save it.
The Democratic party is the party of
progress and reform, and the present
administration would have made much
greater headway were it not for the
I fact of being heavily handicapped by
Kenub icans. Times.
Ail circuit Judge to be Elected ' J"'.
Yesterday afternoon the supreme
court rendered a decision which settles
all controversies as to whether the cir
cuit judges elected at the last election
hold for two years or for the full term
of six years. They retire from office
July next A case was prepared in
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in aispuie. iue county ciers, o oei
ware, reruseu to include in nis tormai linei ior surveyor also invoivos a re
notice of a general election, that a cir- election. lie has never been found
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cuit judge was to be voted for. W. S. wanting. "With all his knowledge of
Shaw, a resident of Lane County, ap- the theodolite and compass he reccgni
plied to the state circuit " court for a zes above all that cardinal point that
mandamus compelling the clerk to issue
such notice. J udge Bean granted the
mandamus and the case was appealed
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10 ina suPrenie cou" wno susrainea
JudSe Two judges aie to be
8iectea m iaia w SHCCeea
Judges Smith and Stearns. Oregonian.
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1 ab 01a democrat, wnose iocks are
L. - i j :.u i..' - .e
iwivaeu wiui luc uuiuauips ui beveuiy
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winters wfts heard to remark that he
had thougbt of not voting his f ull party
1(w tb; xroar ini.l,in bo tnr.V
retrospect of the past, and when all the
dark days of adversity through which
fcne Democratic party had passed in re-
I m 1 1
view ore mni ue lnqnuea ir m3 ute
nad been thus Durooselv lived to tear
down and degtroy the work of twenty.
,i e t;
uvo YMiauiautcioiij, ui uciotmuuu,
I of humiliation and sore triala He de-
termined at once to remain faithful to
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m, party that represented tne pnncr
pies to which he had been devotedly at"
tached for a life time. Al. Vera
Now as the delegates to the Con
vention has exercised such good judge
ment in the selection of a good ticket,
let everv Democrat stand by it, and
do no trading. There is no reason
whatever why the i Democrats should
not elect the entire ticket both in state
and county, judging by what has al.
ready been observed.
The Democrats in Convention assem
bled took just the view of the temper
ance question looking to its solution
that The Review has held from the
begining of this agitation, which is to
our minds the only reasonable view that
can be taken witn any consistencv or
hope of success. :
We said last week that the Republi
can ticket was "strong only in spots,"
and so we think now after a week's re
flection, and yet we cannot consider it
strong at all only comparitively, for
the ticket as a whole that was nomi-
nated lasiWednesday is mucjstron ger.
MONEY us pouring in to tne strikers
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in tne SOntU west from tne labor organ-
iza tions, at the rate of about 40,000
perweek. j
ANYONE can compare the personel of
the two tickets and see at a glance the
superior strength and ability
Democratic nominees.
of the
anY boDy Can set typEl thougq y
fair irial will c vince ion tqaj oniy
y ew wHO try aim to suCCeefj,
imn 10 onri 1st vttemrjt. rui
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"XL! I3 O S e V11 A3 aT3 coraPel'ea' to
rlrt diiu Be?Z2t in Tfis vbsence. " If
one pet, over tqe lii&oltJ
mista-M es. vaA dO quiTE
Jl """TTnrTi v '..ulHal
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TIIE TICKET.
It is the duty ot socieiy 10 ue uoncst
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with itself. No man should rob him-1
seit nor pern.it otliera to roo mm. u n-
tier our system cf Government it is
necessary that persons should be se-
lected to see tnat tne just rignts 01 tne
nponlft are r.reserved for them. In con-
sonance with this principle we invite
by the voters of Douglas county a just
scrutiny of the ticket presented by the
Democracy for their suffrages next
J une. We believe they are Democrats
in the true sense, and therefore worthy
to be trusted. Upon the legislative
ticket we challenc;e honest comparison,
Frank Waite is not only a man of abil-
ity but of genuine worth. So can we
truthfully say of Mr. Mckenzie. Mr.
Metz is one of the old timers full of
UlUVlligVUVV M1U V jVW ' - tv
the world. Vinny Arrington is mod-
est, pure and intelligent. It is tie
serving remark that all. these men are
temperate in all things and therefore
will be provident legislators. Our can-
didate for County Judge, Joe Fitzhugh
has adorned the position before and
now receives the gracious plaudit "well
done, cood and faithful servant,'' and
in A. Lamb and John Hall in the man
asement of county affairB he will have
efficient compatriots. T. R. Sheridan
for County clerk weans success based
nPon merit- lf tLe votev douots or i!
he desires information in the premises
iet mnl examine tne recorus wnicn at
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test not only his worthiness but his
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sense 01 amotion to duty.
IVTl A Hon ti' 1 1 -. d r. nm!nniiAn f i-.
"n-" " xiuow uvmiuauuil wi
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suerm was m siouse to a demand o
ne Ie win not vy mem oe lorgot-
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man e hu. house hungry,
He is a Christian. For treasurer,
Da West: we can candidly say that
in sunshine cr in cloud he is the same
straight-forward Dave West that nev
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serve. The democracy honored them
selves when they presented to the vo-
ters the name of Professor G. T. Rus-
sell for school superintendent. He
has demonstrated that he can ; guide
the youthful mind to fruition of good,
and therefore can guide our party to
victory. For assessor E. C. Sacry has
I been tried and proven. He should be
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I wouia guarantee nis election, vviinam
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leads to the happiness and prosperity of
the county. Onr candidate for coroner,
Dr. Thos. Graham, is. learned as a
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FJru.iui, uuum HMugwnuiu inn
asaDemociat. All in all the ticket
13 a B."' auu appiovai
by the people. We publish elsewhere
lue liwonn auopieu anu oniy ass me
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uiuuu J. hup. iu. vjtiiunuii uuu o uuiea
Ilarpharu for justices,! have a good
knowledge of tho law and Peter Jun
ger tor constable is ;weu qualihed.
From base to turret, the ticket is a
most excellent one without exception.
Xiie ffreat party of moi-al ideas have
5afQv,i;i1P,i fnr h0 manr,a in r.m
to (heir a hi h ftnd
.
u nvatprl Kf anrhirc fit ati foam nn shin na
: or;fiP ilW th ! mi! m
LhicU thcy seem to !have aS0 ted)
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namely. "It is good Republican policy
nofc to jp- the Dcni0C1.at8 &Q
any use-
ful thing."
The State ticket of tho Republicans
is "spotted" and upon the whole is 1 a
weak one.
OAKLAND 1TE3IH.
Sheriff Taylor spent Saturday at this place.
J. O. Johnson of Roseburg was in town
Tuesday.
People are daily passing here with teams
southward bound.
Henry Barker of Walla Walla is visiting
Ed. Young's family.
Robert Dear and lady were visiting George
Hall's faintly last week .
Drs. Dimmick and Dear had business in
KoseUjrg SunJay and Monday
Several of our young men are improving
their idle days working road tax.
Miss Laura Jones had charge of Mrs. Hutch
inson's shop during her absence. ;
J. C. Hutchinson and wife returned from
Portland alter several days yisit.
Hank Hart is making good headway to-
J wards the completion o his engine,
Albert Dear went to Roseburg Tuesday in
the interests of the IJcmocratu party,
T. S. Mahonev went to Roseburc Tuesday
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to attend the Democratic convention,
The Railroad Company has built another
j stock yard at this place, the next thing in or-
der will be a new depot.
supervisor btearns is navmg the wagon
road on the hill south of here put in first class
n S anicl-
I -Ur. Jt.. J 1 age accompanied by lus-most
estimable wife are visiting the family of Rev.
J. R. N. Bell at Roseburg.
McGregor and Settle have finished moving
the Tinkston house from old town to Poverty
hill and when blocked up will add much to
the appearance of the hill.
Dissolution Notice
Tlii. i.nrfnarctiiu Samnr'l Mrlra Acfcor XfirL-a
j and Wm. I. Frieulandw, doing business at Boseborg
Omron, under the firm name of S. Marks Co:
datcd and n dt due Baid 6rra are 10 collected
by the remaining members. The firm name remain
the same as heretofore.
Samuel Marks
Asher Marks
I ?f,1i,8te!,"t?' TC
m. I Friedlander.
A. Flag Of DUtreet. i
Our neighbor of the Plaindealer on
yesterday morning had the flag- flying
at nis omce at half mast, union down,
signal ot distress. Whether it was
caused by the Republican State con-
ention or tho Democratic county con
vention of last Wednesday we were
not informed, but there is no doubt
that there is distress in the Republican
party from both causes. His flag will
ail to bring onr cotemporary the relief
ie so anxiously desires. - I
The citizens of Douglas County de
sire that the affairs within heri borders
be placed within the hands of capable
and tried men, hence you are persuaded
at once in favor ot the ticker nomina
ted last Wednesday. "
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Hon. R. S. Strahn of Albany for
Supreme Judge would meet the unan
imous approval of all in this county; !
and furthermore Hon. John C.
Drain of Douglas could not be excelled
as nominee for Governor. !
The Republicans feel very keenly
the superiority of the Democratic
nominations over theirs. Well, they,
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tried to do too much, and catered, and
catered, until they have about catered
out. "
"Onto Washington" means n to
offico, which being interpreted, is, "we
had a poor show in the old parties to
get our hearts' desire, ergo we will try
a new way." ;
Temperance men should ,not allow
the opposition to cause them to surcease
their efforts in securing the prohibitory
amendment now pending. .
A Good-
Blacksuiitlt Shop and -Wagon
Klwtn f'nmhillfMl.
Lot 40 feet by 110 feet, situated pn
Main Street, Roseburg, also two lots
of tools.
One new dwelling house and three
acres of land. House 26 by 30 feet j
two stories high, situated in the sub
urbs of the Citv. Commanding a
beautiful view of the Town.
For further particulars call at the
Blacksmith Shop ot Uowen Uiotnera,
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Kosebure Ur. ;
This health, and pleasure resort is now open
for the reception of cuests. 1 ne notei nas i
been thoroughly renovated, side walks relain,
and a new bath house built.
Hot &Cold Baths
for the accomodation of its cuests can be had
at any time. Situated as it is, two miles south
of Drain station, on the
! O.& 0. R. R,
' " il is the most accessible
Health and Pleasure If csort
in the State of Oregon. Passenger trftop
at the platform in tront oi tne aoor.
! INVALIDS
will find the use of the water from these min
eral springs to be of great benefit. Thcy 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 been
engaged to remain at the springs this season.
PLEASURE SEEKERS
will find plenty of game in the neighboring
hills, and mountain trout in all the streams.
tor particulars address, :
W. A. Perkins, Proprietor
Drain Oregon.
irmotra, fMAijR msusKs isa
A Lite Experience. Remarkable and
Quick cures. Trial Packages. Send
Btamp tor sealed particulars. Address
Dr. WARD & CO. Louisiana, Mo,
Eastern Star.
The ladies of tho Eastern j Star Chap
ter of Roseburg will give a
MUSICAL SOIREE
at j
SLOCUM'S OPERA; HOUSE
Wednesday Evening, May 5th 1886.
Admission j 50cts.
Children half price.
Tickets for sale at Abrahams store, al
so reserved seats without extra charge.
PHILIP SAUTER,
merchant Tailor,
"TTEEPS a large and complete assortment of gam
pics ot the very bi Jt materials and
latest
styles.
CLOTKING MADE TO ORDEB
A perfect FIT Guaranteed
Cleaning and ; Repairing
done neat at Reasonable rates.
SlIOl' Opposite MISER'S Moat Mirkct,
on Jackson Street.
ROSEBURG,
- OREGON.
Administrators i Notice.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon in
and for Douglas County, in the matter of the ettate
oi w. v. snclton aee'd.
TVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE mrDEE
XI signed has by the County Court of Domrlaf
County, State ot Oregon been appointed AdminU
trator of the Estate of W. D. Shelton dee'd where
fore all persona indebted to said estate will make
immediate payment, and all persons having claims
against the same will 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 t . v. r uuerwn in noseourz uregou.
N. Labalt.
Dated March 30. 18S8. Administrator.
NOTICE.
AU persons holding any bills against me are
notified to present the same for payment, and
all persons knowing themselves indebted to
to me are requested to make immediate pay?
ment. :
John R. Daniels, Roseburg, Oregon,
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Fare from Portland to San Francisco 32; to Sacra- I
mcnto 830.
Close connections mode at Ashland with stage of
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(DAILY EXCEfT SUNDAYS.)
East Side Division.
BETWEEN TORTLAND & ASHLAND
Mail Train
LEAVE. I ARRIVE.
l Roseimr,; .as p. m. i Ashland 4.45 a. m.
I ui iiiiu ........ i .gu.ii i'i I KWUMuttc tau.if it' .
Ashland 7.45 P.M.
Roseburg.... 5.25 A. M.
Portland 4.25 P. M.
Roseimrg 5.30 a.m.
Albany Express I rain
LEAVE. I ARRIVE.
Portland 4.0fJM. Lebanon 9.20 P. M.
Lebanon 4.45 A.M. Portland 10.05 P. M.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars daily between A.oony
and Asmanu.
The O. and C. R. R. Ferry makes connection with all
l the regular trains on bastsiuetnv.irom lootoi i St.
West Side Division-
BETWEEN PORTLAND & CORVALLIS
Sfail Tiain-
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Portland 9.00 A. M. Corvailis 4.30 P.M.
i-orvaius. ,
...8.30 A. M. Portland.
...3.20 p. M.
JExpress Train.
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Port land 6.00 P. M.
Mcilinnvillo,. ..5.45 A. il.
McMinnville..8.00P. M.
Portland ...... 8.30 A. "M.
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corner and tront ts., rortiami, or. I
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o'clock P. M. on either the East or West Side Div.
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BEST MATERIAL,
COMBINED, HAKX THIS
THE POPULAR OEOfAN
Instruction Books and Piano Stools.
Catalogues and Prioe Lists, on application, raz
CHICAGO COTTAGE ORGAN CO.
Car. Randolph and Ann St.. CHICAGO, ILL
Children
Cry for
PITCHER'S
Health and Sleep without
Morphine.
This paper is kept on file at E. C. Dake'a
advertising agency, 64 and 65 Merchants' Ex
change, San Francisco, Cal., where contracts
for advertising can be made for it.
EDUCATIONAL,
, OAKLAND. Douglas
SuiioolAYeir begins Monday, September 7, 1885.
rpilE COURSE OF STU
1 who may attend,
but circumstances pre.
who may attend. ManKr noblo and brilliant minl r-lnu, .s, . j t...
elude their attemlini.'
, . - -7 iiuuic vi muni exuen
feuch are frequently found the brightest and most promising insc
Hence the course of stu ly is made almost as full as that of 1
while the character of instn ctruction is inferior to none
-
Tuition peii Session
I
Primary . ,
First grade Junior class.
Second grade Junior class.
Twenty-four Lessons ,
Use of Iustrument
Drawing and Painting : . . .
FOK CATALOGUE.
PAGfe &
DRUGS,
BOOKS,
PAINTS,
GLASS,
WATCHES, '
PERFUMERIES, COMBS, BRUSHES,
$1000 REWARD
Will bo given any man
EKdOHSOJBr
wnn win produce a set
enlist o( larjfo exficrt-
encc, ana wiUely kiuwn
to be an honerablc nian.
who Will assert that re
Sued cast zinc is not one
of the most enduring of
all known materials to
rryU-JILALLir
33S
withstand the actions of
SSSS'
BKONZE CO..
moo
Detroit, Mich.
MONUMENTS
J. A. Cardwell
Agent, -
J. J,
07 VSf ii
ANNOUNCES TO THE PUBLIC
TO FURNISH
RYTIIING IN HIS LINE
H
aving 'atoly fitted u
a new STEAM
prcjiareil to furn
Ish lumber of all
rd Time
Barn luinbsr and fencing furnished
i
DO toil WANT
ROUGH OR DRESSED
Lumber
At Fair
Do you want to lu 1J next scasoul
that it may
lo thoroughly seasoned. It will cost no more.
ADDRESS;
J, O. Jiootft,
Staver &
208 to 2,14 FRONT ST.
Jfe WSm -S3-,
7,-,Ml
Dealers in all kind j of Fatm and Dairy machinery. Vehicles, Binder Twine
Belting, Oils and Machine supplies. Send for our handsomely illustrated Cat
alogue, mailed free of charge, and write us for terms, and prices before pur
chasing elsewhere, anything in any line.
ery, at lowest pricesJ
Oakland Furniture Store
E 33 BEKG.
Has on hand a full
assortment of all
kinds of Furniture, which he will sell
you at lower prices than ever offered
to the people of Dou
He also keeps a fine line of Moul
dings for picture framing and window
cornice, from 10 to 50 cts.
Vwjr foot
Also agent for a first
clas3 sewing ma
chine.
BEPAEIHG OF ALL KIKDSICr
FURNITURE,
ORGANS
PIAN
O'S ETC.
Done at short notice and at reason
able rates.
EVEBYTHIXG MaIoE To ObDEB.
GIVE HIM
A CALL.
County, OKEGOA.
DY TS nnViTfiVCn TO UPIW TUP M7vtftj in a xrtr
remote
v uwvau VIW j (jBrtaivta
school.
many of our Colleges,
of Twelve "Weeks:
.$ 4 00 Ftrst grade Middle cl ass. . .
. 5 00 Second grade Middle class.
. 6 00 Senior class..
IVtusic.
...8 7 00
... 8 00
... 9 00
$12 00
2 50
.$4 00 to 12 00
GEORGE T. RUSSELL, Principal.
DIMMICK,
- - - - ORSGON
DEALERS IN
STATIONERY,
OILS, VARNISHES,
PUTTY, TRUSSES,
JEWELRY, TOILET GOODS
PROPRIETARY ARTICLES, ETC.
WHITE BRONZE
AND
STATUARY
Were awarded the
-GOLD MEDAL
AT
WORLD'S FAIR,
New Orlsaxs,
1 8 8 4-5
Ronumcrim.
Desigtjsami
Jacksonville, Oregon
ITBETT
THAT HE IS NOW PREPARED
SAW MILL on South Deer creek, is
kinds on short notice at
Prices.
on short notice.
J. J. WHITSETT
Prices?
If so liavo your lumber sawed now
V
Cleveland, Or, II. A, Booth, Drain Or.
Walker,
PORTLAND, OREGON,
We will give you THE best machln
OREGON PACIFIC R.R.
Willamette Valley to San francisco Via-Yaqnina-
TRAINS LEAVE CORVALLIS '
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, at 9 A. M.
LEAVE YAqCIJTA V
Monday, Wednesday, Friday, at 8 A. Jt.
The fine A 1 St eamsblp '
From Taquina
Yaquina" taila
From San Francisco
Sunday, April 25tb, I Monday May Srd,
Sunday, May 9th, I Saturday, " 15tb,
Thursday " 20th, I Thursday " 26th,
Wed'y, June 2nd, Wednesday, June 9th,
The Company reserves the right to change
sailing days. Fares and Freight at reduced and
moderate rate. ,
River Boats on the Willamette connect a
Corvallie.
For further Information apply to
C. C. Hogue
A O. F. P. Aft., Coivallis
nKUHITYfrcmAHHOYArrcii
1
' ft
il il (
Hade only of th finest and bestqaal
ity of GlaM for wUbataBdixts; beat.
Every .rood ttdnsf la Counter
feited, and consumers are OAIT- .
tzo2tzz Bgoixnrt xrra.TiONS ot
these Chimneys made of VERY
POOH GLASS. See that the exact
label is on each chimney as above.
The Pearl Top is always clear and .
bright Glass. . .
HannfiMtnrcd OKLT by
GEO. A. LI ACOETH & CO.
Plttabnrsjb Iad Glass Works.
TOR SALE BY DEALERS.
MRS E. F.0HTCHKISS,
FINE MILLINERY
AND
sjEAT Ti RESSM AKIXG .
ROSEBURG OREGON.'
W1
ILL FURNISH TOU THE BEST AND FINEST
Good in the market. Ladies Wear. Luces.
Ruchingg, Hosiery and Jewelry. .
The dressmaking department is in skillful
hands, and under the immediate supervision
of Mrs. llotchkiss.
CALL AND SEE. NEAR THE DEPOT.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Summosis.
In the Circuit Court in and for Doog'as Countv,
State ol Oregon.
John Standlcy Plaintiff
vs -
Cyrus Smith, John S. Milier, Prudence George, Re
becca Pane and Ellen Hopkins, Defendant.
Action at law to recorcr real property and damages.
To John' 3. Miller, Prudence George, Rebecca
Pane, and Ellon Hopkins, above nanied defendants.
In the name of the State of Oregon, You and each
of you are hereby required to appear and answer tha
complaint filed against yu by ' the plaintiff John
Standley in the above entitled Court and actiou on
or before the first da of t he next regular term of
said Court towit: the first Monday the 3d day of May
18S0-, and if you fail so to answer the said complaint,
the plaintiff 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 ajl that part of Section twenty-two
(22) on tho East side of the South Umnqaa
River in Township Twenty eight (28) South Range
six (6) West of Willamette meridian formerly owned
and possessed by Aiauson Miller Sr.; also the South-
east ouarter of the North-east quarter, West half of
the North-east quarter, xorth half of the South east
quarter, North-wet quarter, Sorth half of South
west quarter, and 8outh-west quarter of South-west
turter ot Soction twantky tfcre (&t)H tn Township '
Twenty-eight (28) South Range six (6) west of. Will
amette meridian containing in all about six hundred
and forty acres, excepting therefrom the following
described portion thereof set off and admeasured to
Susan Miller the wife of AJausjn Miller deceased, as
her dower interest therein town: Beginning at a
stake outside of the fence at the South -oast corner
of the orchard running North to a stake at the South
east ot tne stocK wen, tnence nortn to a stoke Stan o
ing on south bank of tho Creek or branch, down said
Creek or branch following its meandering to its
junction at South Umpqiia river; thence up said
river to wnere soutn line 01 ine neia 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 beginning including
orchard, dwelling House, outbuilding, barns, sheds,
and cotr.'.lsand appurtenances thereunto belonging;
ror hfty dollars aamages for the wrongful -Uh hold
ing of said premises and tor the costs and disburse-
menu incurred herein.
This summons is published by order of Hon. R. S.
Bean. Judtre of the said Circuit Court for Douirlas
County, State of Oregon, made and entered the 0th
day of March lt?6.
J. C. FfLLERTOS J. V. UAMILTOX,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Summon:.
In the Circuit Court in the State of Oresron. in
for the County of Douglas.
wm. E. Weekly, Plaiutiff
vs.
Peter Ovcrholtzcr and Hannah Overholt2er, Andrew
Hoover aud Harriett Hoover, Defendants.
Suit in Equity to foreclose a mortgage.
To Peter Overholtzcr and Hannah Ovcrholtzcr the
above named defendants. You and each of yon are
hereby required to apnea rand answer the complaint
on file against you in the above entitled Court and
Cause wherein Wm. E. Weekly is plaintiff and Peter
Overholtzor, Hannah Overholtxer, Andrew Hoover,
and Harriett Hooter are defendant same being a
suit to foreclose a mortgago on resl property, 011 or
before the first day ot the next regular term thereof
to wit: On Monday Srd dav ot Mav 1SS6. And
you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear
and answer the said oomplaint, as above required,'
the said plaintiff will apply to the Court for the re
lief demanded iu-the said complaint towit; That the
defendants and each of them and all persons claim
ing under them subsequent to the commencement
of this suit may be foreclosed of all Equity of re
demption or other interest in the mortgaged prem
ises described in the complaint. That the same
may be sold embracing within said diacribed acre
the water rights, mill, machinory, and appurtenances
thereon and the proceeds of such sale be applied to
the payment of the costs and expenses of this suit
including seventy five dollars attorneys fees and the
amount due on said note and mortgage, with inter
est as therein provided that tbe defendant Peter
Oyerholtzer may be adjudged to pay any deficiency
that may remain after applying all said nionevs so
applicable thereto That plaintiff have such other
and farther re! let as the Court may detro, pwicr.
This summons is published by an order of Hon.
R. 8. Bean, Judge of said Court made on the 11, day
of March 1684, Laics ft Lit,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
NOTICE,
of
Application to Purchase Timber Laud.
f-OTICE IS HEREBY OIVESf THAT, IXCOMPM-
ance with the provisions of the act of Congreas
approved June 3, 1879, entitled "An act for the sale
ot Timber Lands in tbe States of California, Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Territory," Peter Blake,
whose post-office address is Gardiner, Douglas Coun
ty, Oregon, has this day filed In this office lis appli
cation to purchase the N. E. 1 of N. W. J Section
No. 14, in Township No. S3 South, Range No. 12
West-of the Willamette meridian. All lunran hr.M.
Kg any adverse claim thereto areieauiredto
the same at this office within sixty days from the
first pub llcati on of this notice. W, f, Bsjtj a
Rejrlster.
Dated this Mb day of March im. -
NOTICE,
of
Application to Purchase Timber Land.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN COMPL1
ance with the provisions of the act of Congress
approved June S, 1878. entitled "in act for the sale
Co. Or., has this day filed in this office his appli-
cation 10 purcnase tne H. W. i of S. E. J & 8. E. i ol
S. W.J Section N o. 20, in Township No, 25 South
Range No. 6 West, of the Willamette meridian. All
persons holding any adverse claim thereto are re
quired to present the same at this office within sixty
days from the first publication of this notice
Dated Jtar. 8th 1830.
W. F.
Regis t r.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
tention to make final proof ri etsmu of his claim,
and that said proof will be roette before the Register
or Receiver at Roeebusg, Oregrm, on Saturday,
Hay 14th, 1386, vis. Samuel Hebard, Homestead
No. 3320 for the 8. E. J sec. 90 Tp. 2i South, of
Range 7 West W. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
connuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said
land, Tlx: Jonathan Baker, H. D. Germand, B. W.
f Prague, W, B. Clarke, ail of Umpqui Ferry,
W. F. filNJAMCf,
Reg1e
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