ROSEBURG r REVIEW
- FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1886.
v . Tfie Xewipaper of Vie Future, . ,t
From a Letter y Henry Waltcrson. ' .
But it may be asked, what ought a
newspaper to be, and what can it be?
It should, to begin with, be a history,
of yesterday, neatry and justly told.
It should, to end with, be a chronicle
of the life and thought, and, as far as
may" be a reflection of the temper and
tone of the people done with absolute
fidelity. The newspaper which achieves
those purposes will be the greatest of
pratical success just as those newspa
per which hare approached them
nearest hav been the greatest pratical
success.
At the bottom of this scheme Ue
three cardinal principles. They are:
'Disinterestedness.
Cleanliness.
Capacity.
Theideal editor need not be, nay,
he mu st not be, a neftral or a "free
lance." j Often the worst kind of ser-
villity and corruption are found mas
querading under the pretense, and
sometimes the actual belief, of "Inde
pendence" Soman can amount to
uiucu in mo worm, who uoes not oe-
t. i ii u . . j
; Jicve in something, and who has not
someVnethod in his believing; and to
say of ajan that he ia not a partisan
is toimply t&aVniTlt fcfihsira ccamp or
a skeptic. The ideal editor may be as
partisan as ne pleases. But he ; must
be disinterested; that is to say, he must
be what he claims to be, and must
seek to represent the truth a3 lie sees
- it for truth's sake, and not for the sake
of an office or a job. He must deal
frankly and fairly by the public.
The fact that the first year of the Dem
ocratic Administration has saved, bv
its practical economies, thirty millions
of dollars to the people and has reduced
the public debt by eighty-eight millions
and has taken from the people the bur
den of seven millions of interest, does
not coincide with the Republican pre
diction in the last national campaign,
that the country would be ruined un
dcr Democratic rule. The people of
the United States can stand a great
deal of at kind of rale. : They much
prefer i lo the wasteful extravagance
that characterized Republican ascend
ency.
Hui tms is not all. it is now cer
tain that by thlstof November there
will be available in the Treasury $100,
oi surplus, wmcn can fce a.-
plied to tho extinction of that much of
the interest-bearing debt At least
half of this amount will have been
called in before the Congressional cam
paign, now in progress, is over, so that
the Republicans cannot accuse the Ad
ministration of not respecting the spir
it of the Morrison "Surplus" bill out of
which the Republicans thought to ex
tract so much political capital. Taking
ail tnese things together, it does begin
to look as if Republican appbs were all
turning to ashes. The Democratic Ad
ministration has proved a splendid
success, and Republican predictions
have all been , turned into funeral
marches. S. F- Examiner. .
Henry H. Faxon, the Quincy tern
porance apostle, has issued a long ad
dress to the people of Massachusetts,
in which he savs: "President . Cleve
land is deserving of the thanks of ev
ery honest soldier and civillian for
vetoing the fraudulent pension bills
which were smuggled into Congress
by political manipulators only to make
their own positions more secure. If
he had been elected as a Republican,
that party would have lauded him to
the skies for the independence dis
played in his vetoes of measures to
plunder the Treasury plannod by poli
ticians who now vie with each other in
showing their sympathy with the poor
soldier."
' One of those old- fashioned items
that are contiuually making the rounds
of the country press has come up again
this week. It is worth reprinting: You
will probably find some things in your
home paper that you cannot endorse.
Even the bible hits some ' hard lickd.
If you were to stop your paper and
call the editor all sorts of ugly names,
the paper would still be published.
And, what is more, you will sneak
around and borrow a copy of your
neighbor." - : v :
Montaxa will send fully 250,000
head of cattle to market this season,
and we should not be surprised if the
aggregate reached 275,000 head.
From 75 to 100 cars are loaded every
day, and it will go on - till December.
The Yellowstone with ' tributaries, and
the Missouri, is without any question
the finepattle range of the continent.
Ben Simpson formerly of Oregon,
now Postal Inspector at Atlanta, Geor
gia, recently successfully "hred a Re
publican postmaster who refused to
turn over his office to a Democrat that
had been appointed to the place. This
is queer work for- Ben, ., but hi . old
friends must remember - that tho sly
old coon can change his politics quick
1 er than the administration can change.
Mrs. Clara Foxtz, the lady lawyer
who lives in San Francisco, and who
has been a life-long Republican, has
for-sworn all allegiance to that party
and will stump that state in the inter
est of the Democratic ticket It will
bo remembered that she lectured in
this city a few years since.
Gen, Lucius FairchUd, Commander-
in-chief of the G. A. R.. has been at
Charleston making inquiries as to the
earthquake disaster, with the supposed
object of appealing to the Grand Army
to send assistance to the sufferers. It
will take $1,000,000 to fit up the
houses of people who are unable to
make repairs themselves.
The labor party of San Francisco
want Southwortb, of California, for
president, and Powderly, of Pennsyl
vania, for vice-president.
Senator Sherman opened the cam
naisra in Ohio at Portsmouth on the
, 23th of September.
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OA3IBLIXG TZOrsE It AIDED.
Chief Parr ish Say he will Close thtn all
up AyalnHc Make a Good Start.
Below we give the manner in which .
Chief Pariish of Portland according to
the Oiegonian's account shuts up the
gambling business. We sav good for
Parrish, ni9y his influence bef el t to the
remotest corner of Oregon.
Shortly after midnight last night
Chief of Police Pariish ordered several
of bis officers to make a raid on the
gambling houses. The chief himself
invaded a Chinese cellar at the corner
of Second and Washington, : and cap
tured James Bachelder and Ah Goe,
who put up 25 each as bail. Police
man Cunningham found a game of pok
er in the rear of the Crystal : Palace
saloon and arrested the dealer, who
gave the name of John Jones and put
up $25 as baiL At the Occidental ho
tel policeman Young discovered another
poker game, and arrested Charley Tay
lor and Charles Andrews, dealers, who
put up $25 each. At Frenchy's pkee
on First street, policeman Nash found
a faro game and arrested the proprie
tor, Ike Gratton who put up $50 bail,
and Ham English, Tom Williams
Tobe .and Hughey each of whom put
up 25. At the corner of First and Al
der, policeman Holsapple invaded
Emit Weber's game and arrested Web
er who put up $50 bail, and Billy Aus-
tia and Butch Barret, dealers, who
put up $25 each. It looks as if the
gambling houses were to be shut up
again in dead earnest. The chief say&
he means business, and he has certain
ly started in m a business-like way,
Police Judge Dement was roused out
of bed to attend to this business, and
Capt. Andrus had his hands fall for a
time registering the names of prisoners.
1 wo laylors are hdUling tueir way
into the governor s chair of Tennessee.
Thev and their partisans are distin
guished by roses of different hues, the
democrats wearing tho white and the
republicans the red rose. This is a
bad omen for the republicans. It
will be remembered that the whita
rose won in the "War of the Roses.
Besides, the noblest and best of
Eng-
land's lords and , ladies were on the
side of the white rose. Nothing can
defeat Bob, the democratic Eddler
unless his father who plays on the
accordeon. should enter the field for
him. Washington Gazette.
M.u. John Esten Cooke, the South
ern author, died a few davs since at
ms residence in viatic : wuunv, .,
aged 56 years. During a part of the
war he wason the staff of Gen. "Stone
wall" Jackson and Gen. R. E. Lee.
He was the author of several novels,
most of them founded upon scenes
and incidents in the early history of
Virginia, the best ones being the "Vir
ginia Comedians" and "Henry St.
John." He also wrote the lives of
Gen. Lee and Gen. "Stonewall" Jack
son, and the history of Virginia in the
American Commonwealth series?.
Gen. Miles makes a statement in
general terms to the. effect-that, the
Apaches were entirely subjugated, bat
fails to give what the country is anx
ious to hear, namely, the precise facts
as to Geronimo's surrender. There is
a singular mystery about this matter,
which Gen. Miles would do himself
credit by clearing up. Ex.
It becomes reasonably clear that the
first reports about Mr. Sedgwick's per
formances at the Jockey Uuib banquet
were greatly exaggerated, .but there
is one crave question wuicn nas not
been answered, and which a palpitating
... ... . . . 1 1
public wants to know: ma no reaiiy
have a bouquet stuck in the top of
his hat. The Nugget. '
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f reshuess of appearance to heads Rlrendy
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gray falling olTo rapidly thr.t she soon became
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CS' Mb. KEStrSO. an old farmer, near War--,
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Ot:c bottle tf Hall's Uaiu Member slopped
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head of hair, as brown and fresh as he ever had. -
i" Jlt-.s. A. T. Wali, (treenfield, Chenhire,
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ry Mrs. S. E. Elliott, Glmrille, W. Va '
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FOB THE
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4th It contains no deleterious ingre
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Sold by all Dealers in Medicines.
TUa paper U kept file at the office of ,
YERSjQH
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AgBliBSPKMHum
iUsJRtER 8 SOS'S QXUXL
TMEaEU'
Emerson used to say: America is
another name for opportunity." So it
ia. Hence, it is also ; another name
for responsibility. This great Eepub
lie ought to become not only the home
for thd oppressed of every land, but
the instructor of the nations in all the
high matters of duty and destiny. It
will be so if a vigorous moral tone per
meates the personal life of the people.
We should not be content to settle any
question of social or political life np
on any other basis than- upon lofty
principles of individual and national
righteousness. Let us give the nations
an object-lesson of a flourshing Chris
tianity apart from civil establishment
a republic without a' rum-ehop, a land
where capital and labor dwell together
as brethren in unity, while upon all
the blessing of the Lord descends as
the dew upon Hernion. '
EVERY FARMER HIS OWN
MILLER.
I would respectfully state that I an
agent for the the "Young -Ajrrft
ieea gimamg mm, io.
i -it -kT
tured by the Enterpi
Co. of Colutnbian
have sample mills
house, Eoseburg,
furnish to all wan
at a low price, all
fully answered; ".
Eoseburg, Douglas Co. Or.
What some of the responsible citi
zens say of the '?Young America."
We . the undersigned haying seen
the "Young America" No. 1 Feed
mill manufactured by the Enterprise
Manufacturing Co., of Columbiana,
Ohio, and sold hero by their agent P.
Cooper do lecommend the same to any
one wanting a feed mill for these rea
sons: 1st, It grinds any kind of grain
with one or two horses hitched to a
lever attached to the mill and no
double gerr or cog to wear out. 2d,
The grinders are made of very hard
white metal, and grinds fast with a slow
motion, and does not heat the grain.
3d, Will grind corn either with or
W. F. Owens, F. B. Wait, and Cy.
Smith of Eoseburg. Geo. Dement,
S. B. Hadley, H. K. Shultz, Geo.
Weaver, and B. E. Jone?, of Myrtle
Creek. W. R. Mynatt, and M. E.
Pogue of Eidtile. Jas. F. Gazley, and
Wm. Pickett, of Canyonville. Wm
Cochrane of Looking Glass. '
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LIVER
DISEASE
CVMDTniUIQ Bitter or bad uste in mouth ;
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covered with a brown fur ; pain in the back, sides,
or joints often mistaken for Rheumatism ; sour
stomach ; loss of appetite ; sometimes nausea
and waterbrash, or indigestion; flatulency and
acid eructations ; bowels alternately costive and
lax; headache; loss of memoiy, u-ith a gainful
sensation of having failed to do sfjtaethirig which
ongfct to have been done ; debiiityi low spirits ;
a thick, yellow appearance of the skin and eyes;
a dry cough ; fever ; rs!c-ssness ; the urine is scanty
and high-colored, and, if allowed to stand, deposits
a sediment.
SIMHOfiS LIIR REGULATOR
(FURELY VEGETABLE)
Is generally used in the South to arouse the
Torpid Liver to a healthy action.
It acts with extraordinary efScaey on the
IIVER,
KIDNEYS,
- and BOWELS.
AN EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC FOR
Malar!, Dyapepala,
Constipation, Biliousness,
Sick Headache, .Jaundice,
Nausea, Colic,
Mental Depression. Bowel Complaints,
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Endorsed by the use of "J Millions of Bottles, as
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For Children, for Adults, and for the Aged.
SAFE TO TAKE IN ANY COHDITION OF THE SYSTEM!
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solb raoriUBTORS, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
PRICK, sjtl.OO.
LIME! LIME!
The undersigned have now, and
will constantly keep
a full supply of fresh stone lime
at our kilns
IVcar Roscbnr.
Orders from a distance prompt
ly attended to.
Address
E. J. MojfTAGLE, 01V & C. FLI5T,
. Rcseburg, Oregon.
PRICES REASONABLE!
Children
Cry for
PITCH ERS
1 A CO
HealtXi and Sleep witlxout
Morphine.'
H.
PARRY,
Aiercuani isuor.
in the Red FiOnt, next door to A. C. SlarLi
Repaira ana Alterations neatly done.
E
a
mm
mm
!
TO THE
My Fall Stock is now all inland not being of the bragipug kind
I would respectful ask the Ladies to call and see for
Themselves if it is not the Largest Stock in
, Every Departmont, that, ever, dime ;
. --'to Eoseburg. '
M. JOSEPiESON.
Consult your own Interest and Examine my Stock before Send
ing off for your Fine Dress Goods or Anything of the
Latest Styles of Wraps, sueli as Jerseys, of
Which I have Twenty Different
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oijf icSj van aiiu
MJOSEPHSON,
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The Finest Assortment of Silks
.'.' Coloi-s, Eilk Velrels in all Colors, Tho Finest of Bro
caded cut "Velvets just Arrived, all of which
I Guarantee to be Cheaper than can
bo got at any plaoe in Or.
M. JOSEPHSON-
Towels! Towels! Napkins!!
The largest, best assorted
anywhere, housekeepers will do well to
call andexaminc.
CURTAINS!
Fine Lace Curtains! Fine
Nottingham Curtains,
M. JOSEEHSON'S,
CLOAKS! CLOAKS! CLOAKS!
For Ladies!
CHILDREN-
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M JOSEEHSOI'S,
HATS!
Ladies Hats, Ladies Hat Frames, and JHat Trimmings
i
all of the latest Styles, Ostrich Plumes,
Ostrich tips of every shade and color.
Milliners will : d well to call
and cxamirnjg- stock.
M. JOSEPHSON.
Laces! Laces
Large assortment Silk Laces, white and colored, Large
assortment of Thread ijacc, Large assortment
of Linen Lace, Wool Lace, Flounc
ing in all colors, also Silk :
Lace Flouncing.
LA DIES
iu uvutiutcu.
in all 1
Colors' Silk Plushes, in all
and bheapest lines ever found
OUET AINSl
tmcn Fice Curtains,
very desirable at
t
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A
L. STYLES-'
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a.
Patterson9 s Mill
Makes The Very Best Lumber.
ROUGH; per M . . ......... ; ...... $9.00
RUSTIC per M . .?17.00
FLOORING per M 1 7.00
Camerox Si Co. Managers... "
Situated 15 miles from Roseburg on North Umpqua. Good toads in Summer
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flcs Shotguns, . Amunition,
Staple k Fancy Cutlery,
AGENT
For the "White" Sewing Machines, Mitchell Wagons.
. AND " ;
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DEV0RE &
Successors
DEALERS IN
DRUBS, PAINTS.
dm'ttv JEWELRY, WATCHES,
i v Ji C0MB8 E1C. ETC.
i e expect to do a strictly cash business, and Will PMi.PJ vnr nml- If a
the interest of all to deal with us. , We
ronago of all former patrons, and solicit
l- GIVE US A
SUGAR PJ1 DOOR M LUMBER M
Wholesale and Retail
DEALERS IX
Lumber.
Sugrar Pine, Yellow Pine, Fir and Oak, Well Sea
soned in Our DRY HOUSE When Desiaed.
ALSO
Jlaiiuiattiircrsof Sash & Doors In all Sizes ami Quantities.
. Our Factory is now in full operation and we can ofTcr as a specialty all kinds of Store
aud Ofhcb Fittings, Tcening aud Scroll work at lowest figures. We solicit corrcspon
dence which is assured prompt attention.
Sf'GAli flXK D;OK & LtMBEUCo.
Grants Pass, Oregon. -
THE JEESEY EEL)
Is the best
ILV.
Can be fattened
at any age. I
tall on or Address, J. E.
eiooo UEWAUD
Will bo given any aiatt
aho will iroluce a sci
entist of largo experi
ence, and widely known
to bo an bonerable 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 waather.
DETROIT
BROSZE CO.,
. Detroit, ilkh
ENQDHSEirBY
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large
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MONUMENTS
J. A. Cardwell, Agent,
J. J. WIITBITf
ANNOUNCES TO THE PUBLIC
TO FURNISH
YXIII3VG
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aving 'ately fitted up a new STEAM
prepared to furnish lumber of all
Hard lime Prices.
Barn lumbar aud fencing furnished onshorfc notice.
...Staver&: Walker,.
208 to 214 FRONr ST. PORTLAND, OREGON;
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X. . J.
Dealers in all kinds of Faim and Dairy macLioerj, Vcbicles, 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.- We will give yoa the best roachin
ery, at lowest prices.
r lea Ibomaad Trial J.
Ii - mri txmtm m Uraa proportic f '
sacntaodrnwaratoradlaheaithbT luanf
AoiiAlMtlKllf wtuMStonkafniltnial
M:ff?& SEf'IMAL PASTILLES.
A HadicaiOar for Nerroas Dabilit. Omnlfl
WakaamaBdhnf eal iMear in 000 or Mid
aie And Mm. 'laatsd lor Kiirht VMra in mini
taooaaadeasaa tkey absolotely raator pnntwnl;
aad and bmkan down dm totha full tiioramnt t
perfect and foU Maalr Btremrta and Vioroo Health.
. .To thoMWbaaofler from ttiannny otwiudiiana
lmBshtaboat by IndiaerBtoB.xpoaara,OTSr-BrBia
Won, er too free Indahnmc, we auk that 70a send n
four name with statement of roar trouble, ana aeear
I&IALPACKAGE HiKR, with llloat'd fampb..a.
RUPTURED PERSONS can Itavt FREE
I'f asv a3 Ti
7rTNk.
SsS full ,
M. HALL
Fishing Tackcl
ELLIOTT
to PAGE J- DIM MICK
. T - - OXt.Z2G-0.Sar-
mis.
also invite a continnnf.Ion f t!,
new ones.
4 Flllc young
Tlslock of difler-
VM ei,t ao; f;-
--r- sa'e at moder
- ate prices.
Jenks, Tangent Lin:io. Or.
WHITE BRONZE
AND
STATUARY
Were awarded the
GOLD MEDAL
AT ,
WORLD'S FAIR,
VtV OKLEAX8,
1 S 4 S
SUPERI0R70
fiiSNUMElfflAt.
fisigrjsaol
;- Jacksonville Oregon
THAT HE IS NOW PREPARED
IJV II1S
SAW MILL on South Deer creek, is
kin3s on short notice at ;
J. J. WUITSETT.
iimniiiii 1 ir 1. a , u.m. ... J
oid the unpoctonn oi prataoitou mm
UivfcethfMmKUiia,and all Oaacks,
:,wnoe onlf aim. in to bleed thoirviS
tl m. Tae a tt am Hmm aT that hah
CI REt Ihrnmu. doa a4 lMrrfr
f or iaemBKae is any wa. FooikM
: oo anentifle awdieal prineipks. Bjdimi
aaaBeeisfeltwUhent 0a. Theaatural
Jd aBhnaitns eicmmtt of life arr s i fee hack, Utm pet im
eownas rnesri ui sail rapitUjr gains boU sueatla and twaut
TBLftTKEKT. Chu Hoeto, M.TrsKa. S3. Sitf , 17
HARRIS REMEDY CO.f Hre Chewsts,
Trial f our Appiiano Aak for Ttrml
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SIM5IOXS.
In the CircuitCourt DouIaa Countr, SUle of Ore
gon. " ,
John Saltivsn PlaiiitiS
t - Suit id r.quity for a dl
Atuit. B.Sullivan Def I.) Tore.
Tn Annlf. R. RnllfTTMi the above iiaml defend nt.
In the -name oi ihs Jute of Oreg n, yoa are hereby
required to appear and aiMwer the complaint till
against you in the above entitled suit on or befo ra
kite 18th day oi October, 1886. tho same being the
first dayot the next regular terra oi aaiu cwwr uu
if you fail v to appear and answer the plaintiff Will
apply tothoConrt for the relief demanded in laid
couipuunt to-wii: iur lUKrajiuwmnij ub
riajre contraet existinjr between piniinilt and defen- -dant
ft.rtlie eare and custody of Uie ruin.-chiliiren-the
issue of (aid marriage and for his cx U aud di .
bursetne'nts tn thi anit.
This Summonsig pubiwhed by order of B. 8. Bean
Judg-e of the 2nd. Judicial District of Oregon.
Dated at Eugene City -Auir. 17, 1( 88.
J. C. J tWBTOX,
Koaeborg, Or. Aug. SO 1S36 Atty. forPlaiutiff
IVotlce For Publication.
Land Office at Resebunr, Or. Sept. St, 18M.
TVTOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOC
i.1 lowitiK-uamed settler has Clod notice of his
intention to make Anal proof ia support of his
claim, ard that said proof will be made before the
Register or Kecelver of the U. . Land office at
Roscburg Or., on Saturdar, Oct. 30th, 1886, yit:
R. Threlkeld, Pre-emption D. 8. No. 4iiS, for the
S. 4 of S. W. , 4j !. 31, Tp. 24 8. R. 7 West W. M.
Ilo names t'uo following witnesses to prore his
continuous re-jidonce upon, and cultivation of. said
land viz: Jesse Clayton, Geo. W." Crenshaw , Leon
ard Bnteman, and Hoyt W.Alexander, All of Oak
land, Douglas County, Or. Cms. W. Johnsios,
Echter.
Xotiee For Publication
Land olBw at Roschnra; Or. Sept. S!st, 1RS.
"VTOT1CB 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOL
Vi lowing-named settler has died notice of his in
tention to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the Beirister
or Receiver of U. 8. Land Office at Rosebaiy Or., on
Saturday Oct. Si.th, 1880, Ti: Bnant Y. Kartlev,
Homestead Entry N 3W9, for the N. of N. E. i.
Sec. 32, Tp. 24, S.R. 0 West, W. V.
He names the following witnesses to prore his.
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, -.
said land, via: Hamilton Patterson, Jnmes Cole,
Hush Cole, George Stephens, All of Oakland,
Douglas County, Or. CniS. W, Joitxstoii,
Boguiter.
DR LIE3IG'S
WOKDEKKVL
German Invigorator
Men who are suff ering
disease and Weakness bro
on by early Imprudedce or
excesses, causing nervons
debility, premature decay, lost manhood, eto har
ing tried in vain every known remedy, should pro
cure immediately SU. LIEBICS l.NVlOORATOR
So. Z.
THE DOCTOR wilt atrree to forfeit 11.000 or .
case undertaken, not cured. The reason why so -
many cannot tret cured of weakness and the above
diseases is owinr to a complication called FROSTA
TOKRHKA with Hyreriegthesia, wbicb requires
seecial treatment.
IHt. LIEBIG'S IXYiGOKATOR No. S. under our
ad . ice and special trratment.ia the oniy nosi tire cure
for PROSTATORRHEA. '
DR. LIEB1G & CO. for the past nineteen rears
have made au exclusive specialty of h treatment o
disease if men.
If pimples appear on the face, if von become list
less and despondent, look out for the complication
wiui benunai weaKness and lossol Vitality known
as Prostatorrhea. Hundreds oi lives have been lost
and thousands have lost their property and pleasure
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of toe scrotum, otten the unsuspected cause of Lost
Manhood, Debility, etc etc.. DR. LIEBIG'S Invlov
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above cnniplicntion, and a perfect ami permanen
cure will be guaranteed in all cases undertaken une
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OOVUeary St. ban Francisco, CaL
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Daily pisenper traius except Sundays.
Leave Corrallis at S P. M. VT, Yaquina at 7.10 A. II.
Oregon & Califora U West Sidt train connect at
Corrallis.
The Oregon Development Company's
fine A 1 Steamship "Yaquina City sails - -From
Yaquina From San Francisco
Sunday, October,
Friday, "
Wednesday, Nov.
Monday,
Saturday. '..
10,
2i
,
16,
27,
Monday, October
Saturday, "
ThundaT. " '
4.
16,
Wednesday, Nor. 10,
Monday, j 23.
The Company reserves the right to change sailing
days. Fares, between CorvaUis and San Francisco,
Haw. Ball Cmbta M, Rail Ftera
Fur further informaUoa apply to 1
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Notice For Publication.
Land Office at Eoseburg, Or. Oct. 4th, 1S3C
TVJ-OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TnAT THE TOh
X lowing named settler has filed notice of his in
tenUon to make final proof ia auuport of
bis claim, and that said proof win t made before
the Register or Receiver of the U. 8. Land Offleo at
Rosoburg, Or. on Saturday, Nov. 13. 1S36. via:
rt - , JOHN J. DRAIN,
Homead Entrv N o. S802 f. the 8. of 8. W. J N.
onf Jmo,J5,Iiowin" tnewes to prove his
continuous readence upon, and cultivation of. Said
land Tie: Levi Smith, Reubeu Smit h. John H. Cor
nutt, John V. Smith all of Ridd Co .
Chas. W Jomtsro!!,
avginvr.
Xotico For Publication
Land Office at Roseeurg Or. Oct. 6th lSSU,
l 11 llI-atiilf GIVEN THAT THE FOL-
and that drooV.; h"ST. L1'J'uraorl.0. "1 "im.
on
Or..
honiestead 1
E. i of N. E. its.
rl R. 4 W U
He names the following; witness ti preve his con-
MH - . -...f M, ,,rr ,,
Receiver oi the P. i.Tr.1,,w
V V. ". tix: rni tp Maikev
entrv No. x:.'. in, ik. f
. . "w " t OI D. tt.
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