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Newspaper Page TextT .- ROSEBURG REVIEW FRIDAY, JULY, 23, 1886. heaoixg. - It is an admissable fact that reading is sadly neglected in most of om- coun try schools. The error was long since set forth, that the higher the book the pupil is in, the Letter reader he is. False theory. There is no move truth in the supposition than is there wisdom in the thought that history is the highest grade of elocution. Parents, t.l.vwl.s.4 1 . tl.ma (fliis! vAnflfll' AlU'M are ever ready for the announcement that their child is ready for a higher lxok and witness, with approval, his promotion. The result is readily seen -The child becomes a mere caller of words, not a reader. Are the teachers to blame? I answer for all they are not. Jrarents, von and only you are to blame. Blinded by the common error, you send youi little ten years old with the fifth render his brother a year older with Barnes' History and expect us to teach them. ..We cannot not that we are incompetent but be cause the children are far above their standard. Surrounded with books far above the child's understanding, the object of your indignation if we turn him back, subjected to much criticism, if we do not place him a step higher during the term we teach, I ask you in plain words, "Are we to blame that your children are poor readers?" The average pupil has never heard of mod ulation, cannot even define reading, and articulation, much abused articu lation, the very essence of good reading has been neglected, his highest ambi tion, his only aim, a higher book a fourth, a fifth' a 6ixth reader, a history, and he is a finished reader. Nonsense! Parents, strike the scales from your eye?, help us; we need your assitance. Buy ns charts; let us say what books the children shall have. Let us teach them that the number of the book does not make the reader. Help us to show then that history is not the fin ished touch of reading. Sanction our turning the history and sixth reader classes back to the third reader and letting them. read that lovely lesson, "Coals of Fire," or the second reaaer and read "Bed Shoes." Far better readers they would be, pronouncing and articulating well in the third reader, than reading like the average pupil reads in a higher book. Wliat would the author of Don Tulano think to hear the average scholar murdering that rare poduction? Does Mrs Brown ing weep for "Little Ellie?" Does Tennyson shed tears over "Dora!" Are we teachers wrong to think? Ob, little immature minds why are you here, why are--you reading the production of a mighty author the poetry or a 1 crand noetess. the golden -verses of a o - t . Laureate! When we of riper years can scarcely understand them. But - the decree has gone forth (can it be withdrawn) that the book makes the reader! Parents, would that with the golden key of justice I could open your eyes to see the absurdity of this error. Really have you ever thought on the' subject? Do your children read at home! Have them read the surrender of Quebec, compel them to road the capture of Stony Point, see for yourselves their capabilities and itulsre according. Do vou know that your children do nbt know the gram matical pauses? Noi 1 will tell you theo plainly they do not. They have had no time to learn them, so eager have they been to get in a higher book that all the essentials of good reading nave been negiectad. it newspapers cannot uc lnirouucea into our scuoois, if some method cannot be found where ' by reading can be simplified, I ask in favor of parents in ungraded country schools, ask it with the deepest regard for your feelings, will you help us? Ask you to take in consider a tion that the book does not make the reader, your children are far above their standard, that teachers cannot give a beautiful finish where there's no foun d ation. If when you have considered these questions thoughtfully, when you have visited our schools and heard the supposed speech of Eeglus de livered as it usually is, you do not come to our aid for we cannot arrest the error without your co-operation, we can only so on in the rut of popu lar approval while the progress of or atory hangs on & slender thread. M. Ineligible. Not long since The Review held to the doctrine of inelligibility to persons not electors. The following from the Oregonian shows that our position was correct on this one point, and this one, is all that we insisted on. "D. M. C. Gault, it is said, intends to test in the courts of the state the right of Mrs. A. C. Gove to act as superin tendent of schools for Multnomah county. It will pretty certainly be decided that Mrs. Gove cannot legally hold the office, since she is not an "elector," but then there will be com pensation in a result which will show theabsurdity of theconstitution andlaws in the matter of suffrage, in that wo men who are admittedly well qualified to serve the public in official iUces nevertheless can't do it because they can't vote- It will be the best argu ment for woman suffrage ever pre sented in the state. There are many people who must be taught by means of object lessons." VROTECIIOX HOES XOT HELP THE J-' A 11 ME II Mr. Ezra Meeker, of puyallup, W. T. a man for whose judgement we have the highest respect, thiuks that it is possible to cure the agricultural sta nation of the times by legislation. A higher and more general protection is, in general terms, the plan piOosed in his letter printed in Monday's Ore- gonian. Perhaps an application of pro tection would help out the particular industry, that of making sugar from beets, which Mr. Meeker employs as an illustration, but we cannot believe that agriculture, generally speaking, has anything to gain from protection. And for this reason: that protection ad vances the cost of nearly everything the fanner has to buy and adds not a mill to the price of whst he has to sell. Protection, by keeping up an artificial price for iron and articles made in whole or in part of iron, adds a large per cent to the cost of farm machinery. Every article, from a garden rake to a threshing machine, is the dearer for protection. The freight rate on ma chinery from the place of manufacture to the fieid (a large item in a remote country like our own) is greater for protection, because protection adds to the cost of railroads. The same cir cumstance adds to the freight rate on farm products from the field to the place of market. Protection adds to the cost of the clothing worn by the farmer, to the furniture in, his house, to much of the food on his table and to the books he reads. Protection makes the farmer pay an artificial price on the wire that binds his sheaves and the bags that holds his harvest. On the other hand, protection does not ad vance the price of any product he has to selL Protection may help iron men fin nit ure men and sugar growers, but it does not help the farmer, certainly j not the farmer of Oregon and Washing ton who must buy in a protected mark et three thousand miles awav and sell in a free market fifteen thousand miles away. -Oregonian. Douglas vv. Taylor, of this city, has been appointed surveyor-general of Oregon to succeed Judge Tolman, who has held the position for eight years, The appointment is in all respects a fit one and will give general satisfaction. Mr. Taylor was the single Democrat elected last month to represent this county in the legislature. If he ac cepts the surveyor-generalship he will have to resign his legislative office, and in this event a special election must be held to choose a representative in in his place. -Oregonian. Jim Blaise's alleged "great speech" at Portland, Me., on "Home Kule, j some few weeks ago did not Lave a very magnetic eflect on. the English yoters that is, if we are to judge by the returns. Blaine has the happy fac ulty of "putting his foot in if when ever he opens his mouth. World Salem is playing her cards for boom. The bridge has become a settl fact, the state fair will follow in due time and a strong effort is being made to haye a woolen mill and fruit cannery started there. We hope these efforts will succeed. What benefits Salem in the way of manufacture will benefit the entire state. Location does not matter so much, but let us have indus tries. Evening Telegram, Portland. Gov. 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George Mayer, t iutouv. i . o-.was bald at 23 years of age. as hs saicestors had been for several generation. One bottle of Hair Vigor started a growth of soft, downy hair all over his scalp, which ioou became thick, long, and vigorous. Iyer's Hair Vigor Is not a dye, but. by healthful stimulation of the roots and color glands, speedily restores to its original color hair that is -nx Turning Cray. Mrs. Catherine Peamer, roint of Rocks, Md., had her hair Middenlv blanched by frnrht. durinsr the late eiv!l war. Ayer's JI.wr Vigor restored it to its natural color, anil made it softer, glossier, and more abundant than it had been before. Scalp Diseases Which cause dryness, brittlencss. and fall ing f the hair, dandruff, lulling, and annoying sores, are all quieklv cured bv Ayir's IIair Vigor. It cured Herbert Boyp. Minneapolis, Minn., of intoler able Itching of the Scalp; J. X. car ter, Jr.. Occoouan, Va., of Scald Head; Mrs. D. V. S. Lovelace. 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Simmons Liver Regulator will relieve Colic, Head ache, Sick Stomach, Indigestion, Dysentery, and the Complaints incident to Childhood. At any time you feel your system needs cleansing, toning, regulating without violent purging, or stimulating without Intoxi cating, take 1 Simmons Liver Regulator. PREPARED BY J.H.ZEIUHL CO.,Phiadfphia,Pa. PAINT SHOP For House, Carriage, j Sign, s Ornamental, and all kinds of panning Call on Win. Dijvis at Flood's 'old corner, lloscburg Or. Tin: ;i:api; cuse. SAL-MSjJATJSLLE In America i WITHOUT THE EXPENSE 01 AN EUROPEAN JOB EN FY! The erystalizcd salts, as obtained in a pure st.ttc from grax;g and choice trait, in a portable, palat able, simple fomi, arc nof presented to the public of --umiicu i-s iuc luuuest iwiiviii mi impure niotm corrector of the liver 'and jrcgulutor of the bowels- . i. . .....! ... i ... it tbc uatuial promoter of HEALTH AND LONGEVITY Eminent i ii.vsie'uuis claim this achievement a now ra in the allied science of; medicine, as it famishes the blood with its natural salines thai arc lost or eliminated e cry da v. i SAL-MUSCA TELLE A POSITIVE, NATURAL SICK HEADACHE A2TD DYSPEPSIA CV11E. Sal-Museatelle is Nature's own product. It sup plies to the svstem the want of fi.iand, ripe grapes and fruit; it is tlie simple-it ami best preventive anil cure for all functional derangements of the liver and kindred ailments; prevents the ahsorpti on of mat an al diseases fevers A all kinds; counteracts the ef fects of bad air, poor drainage and impure water; a powerful oxydizer of the iblood; a natural specific for all skin eruptions, sick headaches, biliousness, nervousness, mental depression, and will remove the effects of accidental indigestion from excessive eat ing and drinking. Have it m your homes and on your travels. It is a specific for the fagged, weary and worn-out. i I'rcpaireU by the London Sal-Mcscatelle Co. loxdun l.glai. Beware of imitations.: The genuine in "blue wrappers only." j Oend for circulars G. EV ANOVITCH, General American Manager, P. O Cox Wji, New York City. Mention this paper. For sale by S. Hampton llosc burg Orcgor.. j LIME! LIME! ! - ! The uudersigned have now, and will constantly keep a full supply of fresh stone lime at our kilns Near Roscbur. Orders from a distance prompt ly attended to. Address E. J. .Muntaol e,! or S. C. Flint, j Roseburg, Oregon. PRICES REASONABLE! A Good Blacksmith Shop and Wagon Shop Combined Lot 40 feet by no feet, situated on Main Street, flosejmrg, also two lots of tools. One new dwelling house and three acres of land. House 2G by 30 feet two stones high, situated in the sub urbs of the City. Commanding a beautiful view of ,he Town. For further particulars call at the Blacksmith Sh(ty of Bowen Brothers, Rosebun? Or. For! Sale! i Forty Acres of unimproved land and half in the Corporation limits of. the citv pf Roseburg, a good spring of liv-injr water, a very desirable location for a home. Situate in the eastern part of the .city. For further informa tion and terms apply to this office or Irs. Bowen, ; DEVORE & Successors to lAGE DEA.LEKS IN DRUGS, PAINTS. GLASS, JEWELRY, WATC"ES r PUTTY, COMBS, EIC. ETC. We expect to do a strictly cash business, and w ill endeavor to make it to the interest of all to deal with us. We also invite a continuation, of the pat ronage of. all former patrons, and solicit new one?. CSf GIVE US GRANT'S PASS ACADEMY. This Popular Scjiool Will Open Iirsi Monday in September A Full Corps of ffooipctcnt. Instructors. RATES OF TUITION. Primary per teim of twelve weeks'. Grammar School " " " Academic " " ", . For further particulars address 1IENUV L BENSON A. M. Piihcipal. WillamettE UniversitYj -30-- , ; PlioFEssoKs & instructors; :t.0 Students. :!." Graduates- Depart rnont of Literature, Law, Motl- icue, Plus c iiiid Art- j Girlr- lnr J iti V.imu:is Culh-c, with niri-!y fur-! nislitil ronin, "id iet- ivk. iinis uml Young Men's' board in tlio Yuuii'' mcna' BOARDING 11 ALL, A 'fiil'Vni just jijuvhu-il :u id reiiUMi w it u lit; iimis Si.oOPer WeeH. Tin- niiiu iiii-i. are et-Hel to supply their fur niture, wiioil ami liht and pn.v One Dollar a month rent. This jthe most rtrjonaWe living in students "liiiii Hie ('nivi-i.-iiy li,! en-r offered. The Presi dent hoards in the ii.ill and lias tile supervision. tf-8'Kirst Term ISsjrius September tb. Catalogues sent free ; T- VAX kcoy; I reiiilent, ijaleui, Orejron. Children Cry for PITCHER'S Health and Sleep witlioat Morphine. I have for sale a one-half interest in a first-class Shingle Mill, -situated on Hubbard Creek. We have a srood water power,' and the mill is in irc-cd running order. I also have a one-half interest in all the Shingle Timber on the land on winch the mill i:j situated, 3G0 acres, and timber can be run to the mill with very little expense. I will -sell for cash, trade or security. Apply to J. J. 111MES, Umpqua Ferrv, Oregon. m2Stf Henry IZaston ' RoSLBUKO GkOCKUV StoJU- Jfc'EPS CONSTANTLY n bind a full as,itmeut GROCERIES! OfAlliCmds! (ituiTaiiteel to be "f the bet qualily. FRUIT JARS, ' CANNED FRUITS, TOBACCO am. CIi JAILS, TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR, A SPECIALTY. CANDIES anu CAKES.- .'Pro d ii c o 13 oi i h t AND THE Highest CASH PRICe Paid' Give me a call and eouviuce ymirsehc. FKEE 0O0r8 delivered anyw here in the City Limits free of Charge. Jiul'mn Strcet, Oil. JOllDAN'S Mi'lum of Anatomy. 7rl Market Street ' SAN FRANCISCO. 1 ANO l.EARX HOW Til ir.i. T disease, and hew woiuhrfnlii- you are made. Private C'tiice, 2U Geary f-trwt Consultation on lit manhood and all dise-;eg i, men, 8eud for Books. 1 win ELLIOTT j DIM MICK OILS, A CALL, jg for the Fall Term on the 3 00 5 00 8 00 Oregon "Ticific T)! nly Iopular li ver X iclurcsriue JLV ailroarf, onte, kangcs I'ast Hum'. Sur vutivrvtiuns! New equipment 225 miles sliurter; iO huurg less tiius; acconmioila- tU!W unsurpassed fur comfort and safety. Fares and Freight MUCH LESS than bv any oilier mute between all points iu -Willamette Valley and San Francisco. Only Kouto to that Popular Summer re- wrt, Taipiiiia Ray nfiere for moderate" expense you tan enjoy. FSurf Hat lii nir! 1 Xlcaeli for ln-ivin ami Walking! ; N Kinlung in Kivcrand Brooks! t" Deep Sea Fishini!! K Hotels and Better Accommodations! Than at any other Summer Ueort on the Coast of Oregon, daily passenger trains except Sundays. Leave Corvallis at 2 P. M. L'v. Yaquina at 7.10 A. M (recoil & California West Side trai ns connect at Coi vallis. Oregon & California East Side tr ains connect w ith stages at Albany at 12.0j V. M. Kound trip tickets at cxcuision rates good till September 30th. The line A 1 (Ste tmshiji ' Yaquina" sails t'ri-iii Yamuna From San Francisco Tucsdav, July Saturday, Thursday, ,, Tuesday, Ally. Sunday, , fi, I Monday July 12tb, 17, Friday, 23rd 23, Wednesday, Au;r. 4th 10," Monday, lfitb, 22, ! Saturday, 28tb Fares Itail & Cabin S1V, Rail & 3tceraj;t $..S. For further information apply to C. C. Hosftie A. . F. & P. As't., Corvallis. FOR SALE. Cheap for cash or approved cre dit a superior lot of pure bred Merino Sheep, both bucks and ewes. The sariie can be seen at our ranch near "Wilbur. Cor respondence Solicited. Address T. Smith & Sox, Wilbur, Or. - For Sale! 400 Head of ewes including 240 lambs, and 40 wethers. Inquire of E. G. Young & Co., or James Chenowcth of Oakland Oregon, or of Sampson Sutheilin of Fair Oaks at his farm. NEW YORK LU31BF11 ! & Wood Yard . Vo To HI. It Hunell's Eaatside of track one block south of depot is where you will find number one dry lumber, Sugar pine, Cedar, Fir, and all Dimention lumber for buildings, sawed and shaved cedar shingles, Sash Doors, Blinds, Screen Cool's, Mouldings, Wall and Stair railings, Balusters, Brackets, Newel posts, Ceiling, Rustic, Flooring, and all kinds of Finishing lumber, sawed and split Cedar posts, 1 J inch plank sawed expressly for sidewalks. I represent the Sugar Pine Door & Lumber Co. of Grant's Pass Or. which from personat inspection I believe to be the finest establishment on the Pa cific coast, it employes seventy man. The Proprietors and Overseers are all Eastern men and experts in the busi ness, tho machinery is new and put ip in the best manner, and all under brtict discipline and order. Their work is all dono by number one me chanics and is equal to any work of the kind done in New York or the East. Fruit boxes, Picket fences and Gates complete. I also represent a number one mill at Yoncolla where I have sawed all Dimention lumber to order on short notice. All guaianteed as represented or no sale. Call and see stock and prices before purchasing. Stove wood constantly on hand at HARD TIME PRICES. OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY! izuGsars: city Session 1SS6-S7. First term begins September 13, 1SS6. Secure FREE SCHOLARSHIPS by apply ing to your County Superintendent. Board And Lodging Per week $3 to $5. TUITION PERYSAR. Elementary English Department $30.00 Other Department $40.00 " Sent! postal for catalogue with full particu lars, Jo J'KOF. JOHN STRAIT, Secretary Fact lit, ; . Eugene City Oregon, CHAS. Kifles Shotguns, Staple k Fancy Cutlery, 'AGENT For the ''White" Sewing Mucliiiu-s, .Mitchell Wagon. " AND 13- jVL Osburn's I-Iar vesting ALaoliinery- Vm Pi! DOOR Wholesale DEALERS IN- L umber. Sugar Pine, Yellow Pine, Fir and Oak, Well Sea soned in Cur DRY HOUSE When Desired. ALSO Ulaiiutiu tiirersor Sash & Ioors Our Factory is now iu full operation an J we and OlFK'K Fitting, Tlrmmj ami Hchoi.l work at lov.e it liures. We (solicit corrcspon denee which is assured prompt attention. . Makes The Very Best Lumber. ROUUil vm M 9.00 RUSTIC per M 17.00 FLOORING i-tr ,M 17.00. Camekon A Co. Managers. Situated 15 miles from Row'lurg oa Noilli Uinpin. Gootl loads iu Summir. liX UEVA1!I Will be given any man who will produce "a sci entist of larfc experi ence, and w idely known to be an honorable man, who Will assert that re filled cast zinc is not one of the most enduring of all known materials to withstand the actions of the woather. DETROIT BRONZE CO., Detroit; Mich. ENDDHSEffEY 4S00Q fs'-''Wcesafi Monuments J. A. Gardwell, Agent, W m ANNOUNCES TO THE PUBLIC THAT HE LS NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH EVERYTHING IJV HIS HIVE H aving -ately fitted up a now STEAM proiiarcd to furnish lumber of all Hard Time Bam lumbar and fencing furnished on DO YOU NT of ROUGH Lumber At Fair Prices? Do you want to build next season? If so have your lumber sawed now that it may be thoroughly seasoned. It will cost no more. ADDRESS; .7. O. Booh , Cleveland, Or. 11. A. Booh, Drain Ov Staver & Walker, r 208 to 211 FRONT ST. PORTLAND, OREGON. Dealers in all kinds of Faim and Dairy machinery. Vehicles, Binder Twine Belting, Oils and Machine supplies. Ssnd 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. We will give you the best machm cry, at lowest prices. k53?E8 r leal honwutd Trial Arwugim mailed to pm- fm lllidnrinrfiiiMl.uiiLil..iirA t fi'VlL PASTILLES. afied and bmkmn Huwn mn tt,m 1 1 .' i . (rfKt and f yll Maalr H'ranRtli and Vigorou Health. Jo those wtoiifler from Ui many ofcaccmidigeams tTonsli aboot hr IndiBeretton. Expomira, Otw-Braia Work, or tool frasladnlgeaca, wo ask that yoo send oa XSJAI PACKAGE KUE, with Illaat'd Pamphlet. RUPTURED PER90N9 can hnvi FREI K M. HALL A munition, Fishins: Tackel. etc. - - AT D LIBER 10. and Retail iu all Sizes ami Quamtitivs. can offer :is a specialty all kintls of Stoke Si J.'uvE IX; on & Lcmbeii Co. Grants Pass. Oregon. WHITE BRONZE AX D- (JflNUrENTAl. STATUARY IHav Were awarded the -GOLD MEDAL AT VORLD'S FAIR, Nkw Oblkaxh, 1 8 8 -1 : - . CSigrjSarjii - Jacksonville, Oregon SAW MILL on South Deer ereek, is kinds on short notice at Prices. short notice. J: J. WIIITSETT. DRESSED ad Trial 2CUB7(A ZT'f -. : 7up?fc " aaTdHrti ifimf-1 m a. Ar. -. .VU -K .iATOid th impcxitkm of pmnotn .3 nr.. (aw fe?lu?for,?et'oilM.and nil V.-.ut.-': I Vftl whose onl aim in toblwd tbi-ir .Ir. with attection to butiis, or cs-.-tr zr m iDoonwunee m any wr, oun-i. u jjr OD rlenbfle medical principle. By din, rappliemtionto U wat ordiMaar iu ipmi,: awwfimioiif of the human orpaniim mt-re-l. The waHcaanrpwiinr t!nti of lift anRiven bark, the palitni Poome cheerful and rtpidiygilnt both ajraagUi and heailh Vft'lVM.HM m. ' IMAIgfl.-BJ K38U,3. TtTO aSM. Xt, il M ARRIS REMEDY CO.. Mpo Chemists, Trial of our Appllano. AtkforTtrmtl MMUNITYfrcm ANNOYANCE a : l Spat OA 30 th, 1833. Made only of the flnnt und tnaal ity of UlsM for wItliaUuafUns Every erood thinff Is Oonntec feited, and consumers are CAU TIONED against IMITATIONS of these Chimneys made of VERY POOR GLASS. See that tho exact label Is on each chimney as above. The Pearl Top Is always dear and bright Glass. Manufactured XXT by GEO. A. r.1ACBETH & CO. Plttuburgh lead Glam Worka. FOR SALE BY DEALERS. OH 8 GAG O COTTAGE ORG AW Has ntlfunor a standard ,of cxccllener? which Wl mits of no superior. It contains every improvement that Inventive penius, skill and money can produce. Tlieso Orjrana are celebrated for volume, ijuajity of tone, quick: response, artistic dcKiim, fcaaty in finish, perfect construction, making: themthe most desirable organs for homes, school churches, lodges, societies, etc. ESTABLISHED REPUTATION. UJSErAl.EI FACIUTTES, KK.IEEED WOIIHSIEX, . BEST MATERIAE, COMBINED, MAKE THIS THE POPULAR ORGAN Instruction Books and Piano Stools. Catalogues and Price lists, on application, tubs, . CHICAGO COTTAGE ORGAN CO. fcr. Randolph and Ann Si.. CHICAGO, ILL Wash House. San. Young Prop. Opposite CARLON'S STABLE. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. Kotlcc For Publication.' Land Office at Uwseliurir. Or. Juiv 21st. !.! NOTICK IS 11KKKUY GIVEX THAT THE FOL lowing-named sc-ttlcr lias filed notice of hit iutcutiun to mako final proof in support of his claim, ard that said proof will be made before the Register or Kccener of the U. S. Laud office at Koseijurtr Or. ou Saturday Ant. Eath. ISSfi. yix Owen Willsie, Homestead Claim No. 341. forth u j i, j jiiu ii 3 ui o o j sec iz ip, .-a a. iv. tve-st W. M.- o He naiiics the followinir witnesrea to tirr.vn his continuous residence uikhi, and cultivation of, said Html, viz: tlcury btandlcv, John Thruah, Jolm Wil son, Georare Fordney, all of Camas Vallpv Doii-.-ia county Or. Chas. W. Johnston, Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Land Office at Eosel-urg, Oregon, nly Htli 1S81. KOT1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN' THAT THE FOL-lowiiig-nained settler has filed notice of his in tention to make final nroof in smaiort ..f his i4 lim and tliat said proof will be mule before the Ketrister or receiver at uoscuurg, l-ma umce on Saturday, Aujrust 2L lSSi, viz: Han ictt S. Crow Homestead No. 3510 for Lots No's 5. 6. 7. & 8.- Sec fi Tn 2fi S R 6 West W. M. He names the following witnesses to nrove hiti continuous residence ujii, and cultivation of, said lanu, iz: ii, i. t.row, of ijoKinjr Glass, and B ii Foley, E. J. Ensley.A. Enslcy, all of Umpqua Fern Douglas Co. Or. ' Chas. W. Jonssios, Register. Notice of Fiual Scttlciucnt In the Couiity Court of tlioStittc of Orepon in nd fjr the County of Douglas. In the matter of the Estate j ' of t Joseph Jacques dee'd ) NQTICE IS HEREBY" GIVEN THAT THE US-dcrsitcnt-d has filed his final account as Exoea tor of said estate in tho abr.ve entitled Court, and the said Court by order duly made and entered of record on the 8th day of July lisa. M muay tho Cth day of September 18j6 was a."iinted for hearing ob jections any thoro be to said final account and the settlement of said estate. , . D. E. Pakslbt Dated July, 8th, lSsC. Executor. NOTICE. OF Application to Purchase Timber Land. V. S. Land Office. Roseliun?' Or.. Jim otK usai? NOTICE U HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IJT Coil iiliHiice with the pro'isions of the A, of iv,. (fressapprovea June S, 1878, entitled "An Aet fjr the aleof Timlw-r Xjtmi. in tU Kt.tu t - -i.i. .jvulvo u lila, Oregon, hevadir, and Washitistton Terrltorr," Milton T UIiawIi I. ... 1 ...... . ix- . i i . - . - .. Douglas County, Or., has this day filed in this ofl)c his application to purchase the West half of South East quarter Section No. 4. in townnhip So. 21 8 All persons holding any adverse claim thereto are rcauired to iirMpnt t.liA umo .1.;. r . - ' - - - -- -. - .nig miii i; W1.UII1 sixty days from the first publication of this notice. Vll.lS. . JOIIXSTOK, Register. , NOTICE FOIt PUBLICATION. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, June 2Stfi tS0. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN' THAT THE FOI.-lowmg-named settler has filed notice of his in tention to make filial proof ia support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Kegiitw aud Receiver of the V. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Or., on Saturday, Aug. 7th, 1S86, vii. Marv A. Johan sen formerly Mary A. Looney, Homestead No. 42M for the E. J of N. E. J, S. E. 1 of S. E. i and N. E. i of I . E. , Sec. 10, Tp. 30, S. It. 9 West, W. M. i names the following witnesses to prove his cMliiuous residence upon and cultivation of, said laAM) viz: N. J. Jones, Frank Kenyon, K m. Thonip. son, of Camas V ley, and H. S. French, of Roseburg, Or Chas. W. Joiixstos, Register. Notice For Publication. Land Office at Roseffiny, Oregon, July 8th, 1S8G. "TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOL X lowiiijr-uained settler has filed notice of his in. tention to make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will b made before the Regis ter and Receiver of U. S. Jxind Office at Roseburg, Or., on Saturdav, Aug. 14th, viz: Chas. W.- Hatfield, Pre emptu.n P. 8. No. 4477. for the S. W.I of V. W. i,Se. It, Tp. 28, S. R. S West W. M. He names the following witnesses to prove hie continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, via: Joel Th wnpgon, Samuel Uodson, J. H Whitsett, Elijait Hatfield, ail of Rosebud, Douirlu county, Or. Chas W, Jouxotos? OtTil t EVEBY p V. ''f- OBQAK Alii : , 1 WAS- IS BANTED C FOR Y FIVE KX.CZL.