ROSEBURG REVIEW
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1886,
THE CAVSE OF STRIKES.
.
Mias 'Rose Elizabeth Cleveland some
time since said in the Literary Life,
that the cause of strikes was owing to
the restlessness of our American peo
ple, and the desire upon the part of j
many to get something for nothing, j
Now this notion is a correct one in
some particulars. But we believe that
the cause of this restlessness, and many
a time, inadequate compensation by
those either in authority, or those pos
sessing much, do not deal properly with
our citizens. To illustrate; Mackey's
new telegraph line is now being con
structed through our county. When
the employes go through a farm, opeu
ing fences, hauling heavy loads, and
otherwise destroying the grass or other
products, and the owner orders them to
cease their trespassing, they either
promise compeasation, and never re
turn to settle the bill, or go ahead tak
ing the chances of prosecution. Now
substantially this thing occurred to
some of our citizens, viz: Jeptha Green
and Burney Dixon, and no doubt many
others. These employes said to Mr,
Green, "Mr. Mackey is worth $300,
000,000, and is a liberal man, and your
land will enhance in value, etc. etc.''
Now we protest sgainst any such doc
trine, that a man because he is rich, or
is about to run a public carrier line,
through a country, is entitled to pass
through private property until he has
paid the damages. Now some will
say that the farmer has recourse to
the courts, so he has, and can collect
damages if any are awarded, but the
time that it takes from his farm, and
the worry and harrassing surroundings
elicited in the prosecution, make men
restless, and at the same time cause a
breach that is not easily cured, in the
confidence that poor men would have
in rich men, if the rich men would
deal in a business like way with the
people. Now for the owner to take a
shot gun and stand in the way, would
involve prosecution. Conclusion, that,
if railroad or telegraph monopolists
take that which does not rightfully be
long to them, by overreaching, intim
idation, or by the' technicalities of law,
they are morally committing grand
larceny, and the only reason they are
not all of them, in the penitentiary, is
because like Mr. Mackey they are
worlh a great deal of monev. The re
sult is, we have Knights of Labor, and
protective union organizations by the
thousand. These are the logical fruits
of restlessness, and this restlessness is
caused by the mistaken policy of the
monopolists. A rich man, has no
right to a poor mans labor or his farm
without compensation, neither has a
laboring man a right to one dollar of
Mr. Mackey's money, until he earns it.
The strikes, therefore often occur on
account of the impolitic way that these
rich companies undertake to do busi
ness.
Hon. B. F. Do well although a Re
publican of the true bine, said to us in
our ofiice last Saturday, "that the
great publicdebt is now virtually paid
off, and that our credit is the best of
all the nations of the earth." - Yes;
and all this under Democratic rule.
Where will the campaign thunder
come from by our friends of the oppo
site party They must take a new
tack now.
Next month, if all goes well, will
witness the dedication of the Bartholdi
statue of "Liberty Enlightening the
World." It is ten years since the
colossus was offered as a gift, and the
great metropolis has not yet been able
to raiso sufficient funds to defray the
expenses of a pedestal and setting up
the statue. New York evidently needs
"enlightenment" as well as the rest of
the world.
The Central Pacific railroad com
pany has concluded to extend its Ore
gon line into eastern Oregon as fa
north as the Columbia river. It is eaid
that the construction of a railroad into
that section will open ud immediately
one of the most inviting, valuable and
fertile areas now remaining in the pub
lic domain.
A Philadelphia paper has the fol
lowing persona;: "Jix-Attorney Uen
eral George II. Williams is now practi
cing law in Portland, Oregon. Years
ago Mr, Williams bought a large tract
of real estate in what was then the
suburbs of Portland. It is now im
proving in value so constantly that its
owner will soon be a wealthy man."
Iv Idaho the Hues are drawn on the
Mormon question as closely as in Utah,
and the present campaign is as bitter
as between Gentile and Mormon in
that priest-ridden Territory. DuBois
leads the Gentiles; Hailey leads the
Jack-Mormons and True Saints. Du
Bois will win the battle.
Armour, the great pork packer of
Clipgago, says that Chicago's superma
cy as a pork packing center will soon be
a thing of the past. He Bays Kansas
City will soon be the great pork city
though Omaha, Minneapolis and other
places will develop the same industry
on a large scale. This moves the Min
neapolis Tribune to say: "Westward
the squealing porker takes his way,"
"Ya-as," -said an Indian citizen,
whose home lies in the fertile valley of
the "Waybosh." "I happened to be in
Charlcstown when the first earthquake
cum." "What did you do when you
heard the rumbling?" "I tuk thirty
grains of quinine b'gosh!" New York
Sun.
SEEDED RAILROADS.
It is a fact that while Coos Bay is
the best outlet for the largest half of
Oregon, and particularly the Southern
part, every other is to be canvassed
and examined as to its advantages for
terminal purposes, in a railroad point
of view, first. Just why this is thus,
we shall not attempt to explain, but
that some are not posted as to their
best interests all will admit. Coos
bay is the best harbor on the Oregon
coast to-day, and the pass through
the Coast Range to it is not equaled by
that of any other, while it can be
reached on a direct line from the cen
ter of the state. A road is to be run
from one end of the state to the other
through Eastern Oregon. An outlet
to the coast at the nearest point from
the center may bring Coos Bay into no"
tice. Such a connection would be an
absolute necessity since roads are virt
ually allowed as much for a short as
for a long haul. In reference to the
proposed road through Eastern Oregon,
a San Francisco dispatch says: The
California & Oregon railroad is being
pushed northward quite vigorously,
and will cross Klamath river at Scott's
Bar. From that point surveys have
been made for a road to be constructed
up the valley of Klamath, passing be
tween the upper and lower Klamath
lakes, in the vicinity of Linkville,
and penetrate Eastern Oregon. It is
very probable the road will not soon
form a Portland connection, as the
company intend to tap the lesources
of Eastern Oregon at the earliest date
possible. The company has decided on
this course owing to the high opinion
entertained here of that region. The
apers here designate the land of East
tern Oregon as ranking among the
richest. The California railroad com
pany is satisfied the resources are am
pie to sustain the road, and predict a
rapid settling up. The merchants here
claim that San Francisco is the com
mevcial basis and outlet of that region
and hail the news with jay. Coquille
City Herald.
SEIJtIT OF THE FRESH.
The Evening Democrat published at
Portland Oregon speaks thus compli
mentary of the spiiit of the Oregonian,
and also makes its own comments, al
of which The Review regards as prop
er and right.
The Oregonian treats this morning
of the smaller wages paid women than
those paid to men for the same work
and attributes it to the intense compe
tition among women nsulting from the
modern enlargement of their sphere of
labor.
It also tieats of the mines of the
Northwest and promises an elaborate
review of them from the pen of Mr.
Herbeit Lang. That paper never does
anything half way and we may expect
a most interesting article.
It also treats of f'The Russia!
Jews" in relation to "Anarchists" and
in reply to a contributor makes a hand
some explanation of a previous article.
It concludes very justly in a tribute
to the J ewish race which we take great
pleasure in transferring to our col
umns:
"Our correspondent does himself in
justice and the Oregonian injustice,
when he assumes that, we are so ignor
ant or so unjust as to attempt to re.
point vulgar prejudice and bigotry in
America by direct or indirect deprecia
tion of one of the most vital and intel
lectual races of the world; a race that
in war, politics, finance, law, music,
the stage, philosophy and philanthropy
commands the admiration of the intel
ligent world. The Oregonian knows
that the Jews need not take a back
seat for brains, so long as the world
remembers Spinoza, Rothschild, Monte
fiore, Jessels, Disraeli, Fould, Heine,
Meyerbeer, Mendelsohn, Rachael,
Bernhardt, Braham, Auerbach and
Massena."
These are the sentiments we have
always been taught Outside of Eng
land there is no country in the world
that has yielded that just mead to this
race so much as the Southern states of
America. The names of Yulee and
Benjamin are heusehold words it that
section.
Wrong.
The suit between Kent and Colvig
over the district attorney's offica will
not reach a jury at this term of court
A number of law points have been
argued upon it, and another point will
come up for argument next Monday.
Ashland Tidings.
Gentlemen what is the matter with
you all in Jackson county? These
thing3 ought not so to be. Bros. Kent
and Colvig are young uon with good
prospects before them, and men of
ability, and then to exhaust that
energy upon technicalities, is not the
proper thing (o do according to our
mind.
Whitelaw Raid, of the New York
Tribune; has purchased Villard's Fifth
Avenue residence for the meagre sum
of $400,000. That amount would get
away with all the newspaper men in
the state of Oregon, so says Bro. Hod
son of the Eugene Register.
Bucklens Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcere, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped
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or no pay required. It is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded Price 25 cts xtbox.
Ftr ssleby Marsters & Co
Massachusetts Republicans have
adopted a plank in their platform
favoring an amendment to the consti
tution prohibiting the manufacture
and sale of alcholic liquor to be used
as a beverage.
II OX. Jt IXC ER HESMAXX.
Oregon holds her election for Rep
resentative in June. At that time she
decided to return her present Repre
sentative Hon. Binger Hermann. Mr.
Hermann is a native of Lonacomng,
Maryland, and was bora February 19,
1843. His education was obtained at
the common schools and at Indepen
dent, near Baltimore. He removed to
Oiegon and taught Echool and studied
law, and entered upon the practice of
- m ,m
his profession in 18GG. Ho nits Held
the office of State Representative,
State Senator. Deputy Collector, In
ternal Revenue, and Receiver ot .ruo-
lic Moneys at the Land Office. He is
largely interested m the shipping ana
lumbering business. His residence is
in Roseburg. He was elected to the
Forty ninth Congress as a Republican.
The Cincinatti Graphic IScws.
The approaching legislature will be
one of interest no doubt. No U. S.
Senator to elect will give time to con
sider business propeily. Douglas
county is a part of Oregon, and rela
tively has an interest in the laws like
ly to be enacted. We have four able
representatives and two able senators.
The Review will as usual take an in
terest in the j proceedings. Therefore
if any of our citizens have ony special
question that they desire brought to
the notice of the members of the leg:
islatuiv, the columns of The Review
are at your command
Hon. Binger Hermann, Oregon's
faithful congressman, came up on Sat'
urday evening's express and spent the
Sabbath in this citv. He was cordially
welcomed and most graciously received
by the citizens here in recognition of
his valuable services in behalf of the
state at Washington. He left on the
Albany express Monday morning for
the capital city, and will return to his
labors in Washington in two or three
weeks. Albany Bulletin.
The other day the "writer said to a
poor, illiterate Christian: "You are a
very good man." . The reply ho made
-so simple, so earnest-would make
many a more favored Christian blush:
"I, first of all, try to be a good man
in ihe sight of God, and then in the
sight of mail."
The light in California waxes warm
over tho gubernatorial aspirants, Bart-
lott aud SwifL Barllett the Democrat
ic candidate is running so fast that the
Republican candidate, Swift as he is
will hardly catch up on the home
stretch
NEW YORK LUMBER
& Wood Yard
(So To 51 It Howell's
East side 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, Scroen
Doors, Mouldings, Wall and Stair
railings, Balusters, . Brackets, Newel
posts, Ceiling, Rustic, Flooring, and
all kinds of Finishing lumber, sawed
and split Cedar posts, 1 inch plank
sawed expressly for Bidewalks. I
represent the Sugar Pine Door &
Lumber Co. of Grant's Pass Or. which
from personal inspection I believe to
be the finest establishment on the Pa
cific coast, it employes seventy men.
The Proprietors and Overseers are all
Eastern men and experts in the busi
ness, the machinery is new and put
up in the best manner, and all under
srtict discipline and order. Their
work is all done by number one me
chanics and is equal to any work of
the kind done in Srew York or the
East. Fruit boxes, Picket fences and
Gates complete. I also represent a
number one mill at Yoricolla where I
have sawed all Dimention lumber to
order on short notice. All guaianteed
as represented or no sale. Call aid
see stock and prices before purchasing.
Stove wood constantly on hand at
HARD TIME PRICES.
0;
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P?
mlCltlC
T ailroad
"opular
Kute
nges.
er
X icturesque
Fast time! Sut eoaiiactiims! New equipments
225 miles shorter; 20 hours less thus; aepommoda
tions unsurpassed fur comfort and safety. Fares
and Freight MUCH LESS than by any other route
between ooints in Willamette Valley and San
Francisco.
Oaly Route
via
YAQUINA BAY
to
i HAS FRANCISCO.
Daily passenger trains except Sundays.
Leave Corvallis at 2 P. M. L'v. Yaquina at 7.10 A. M.
Oregon & California West Side trains connect at
Corv allis.
Tho Oregon Development Company's
fine A 1 Steamship "Yaquina City" sails
From Yaquina From San Francisco
Sundav, October, 10,
Friday, " 22.
Wednesday, Jfv. 3,
Mondav, " " 15,
Saturdav. " 87,
Mondav, October
Saturday, "
Thursday, "
Wednesday, Nov.
Monday, "
4,
16,
28,
10,
The Company reserves the right to change sailing
days. Fares, between Corrailis and San Francisco,
Fares Rail 4 Cabin It, Bail & Steerage 80.88.
Tfi further Information apply to
C. C. Hogue
A. G. F. & P. Ag't, Corvallis.
DRESS MAKIXti.
I AM PREPARED TO DO
FIRST CLASS
YT it in this line, and ask a share of the patronage
IT of Eoseburj and vicinity.
EU1IXA V. CRCMP.
Next d-or to L. Bel flls Jewelry Store, Roseburg
Oregon.
To Begulate
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.if yon hare eaten anything hard of
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If you are a miserable sufferer with
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Simmons Liver Regulator. It does not
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If you wake up in the morning with
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TA1
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At any time you feel your system needs
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Roseeukq Grocery Store.
KEEPSCONSTANTLY on hand a full astortiueut
of ........ ., j
GROCERIES'
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Guarantee! to be ol the best qualily.
FRUIT JARS,
CANNED FRUITS,
TOBACCO and CIGARS,
TEA, COFFEE,
SUGAR,
A SPECIALTY.
CANDIES and CAKES.
Produce Bought.
-AND THE
Highest CASH PRICe Paid'
Give me a call and convince yourselves.
car
GOODS delivered anywhere in the City
Limits free of Charge.
Henry ZED-xstozn
Jackson Street,
ROSEBXXJFtC O Griff
Central Hotel!
KOSEBUUG, OUEGOIN
OPPOSITE CARLON'S LIVERY STABLE.
Board ami Lodging pet day ....,.......$1.60
" " " week .......... 5.00
" Without Lodging............ 4.00
Meals, 25 cents, Lodging, 25 cents
Thorough satisfaction is promised? travel
ers and the jnibhc generally. i
MRS- J2. GARRISON, Prop
No Chinese employed.
Cry for
PITCHER'S
Health and Sleep without
Morphine.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice For Publication.
Land Office at Rasebunr. Or. Sort. 52. IfHfl.
"VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOL
J.1 lowitig-named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make dual proof in support of his
claim, ar.d that said proof will be mado before the
Register or Receiver ot the U. S. Land office at
Roseburg Or., on Saturday, Oct. 30th, 1886, viz:
R. Threlkeld, Pre-emption D. S. No. 4458, for the
8. i of S. W. J, Sec. 82, Tp. 84 S. R. 7 West W. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said
land viz: Jesse Clayton, Geo. W. Crenshaw, Leon
ard Bateman, and Hoyt W. Alexander, All of Oak
land, Dour las County, Or. Cuss. W. Joukstok, )
Register;
Notice For Publication.
Land office at Roseburg Or. Sept. SIst, 1886. I
NWT1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOL-lowing-named
settler has filed notice of bis in
tention to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the Register
or Receiver of V, 8. Land Office at Roseburg Or., ou
Saturday Oct. 30th, 188rt, viz: Br ant Y. Hartley,
Homestead Entry No. 3Hi9, fur the N. 1 of N. E. i
Sec, 32, Tp. 24, S.R. 6 West, W. M. H
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
said land, viz: Hamilton Patterson, James Cole,
Hugh Cu!e, Gcnrg Stephens, All of Oakland,
Douglas County, vr. Chad. W. Joiinstox, i
Registerl
Notice For Publication j
Lar.d Office at Roscnurg Or. Out. 6th 1886, !
VTOT1CE IS I1EREBY GIVEN THAT THE KOL-
lowing named settler has filed nutLe of his in.
tention to make final proof in support of bis claim
and that said proof will be made before the Register
Or., on Uuuday Not. 15th, 1888, viz: rhi!ip Mulkev
S: K. 4 5est V'7 M. 1 " " " ' T"-( 28
He names the following witness to prove his con
tinuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land
viz: Stephen Howard, Wm. Poland, Joshua Foss ett
binI Viu. A. Iftilkpv. all ij UrrtU Pm.l t .
CoC! Of?! C!AS. W. JoilSSTOS
Register.
Administrator s Final Notiec
Notice is hereby jrireft to whom it may Concern
tht the undersigned administratrix of the estate
ol btreet Rice deceased, has filed his final accouaU
aa aitminintr&trtr nf uM i -
. - wk., Mlu vuamy
Judge of Domrlas County Oregon, has fixed Janu
ary 3d, 1887 at the hour of 10 o"clock . u. of Mid
day at the County Court house la said County and
State as the time and place for tha hearing of snv
and all Ohlwlinm to mWt fl-.l ... . j S?J
Administratrix of said estate.
Children
TO THE
My Fall Stock is now all in, and not being of the bragspng kind
I would respectfully ask the Ladies to call and see for
i I
' Themselves if it is not the Largest Stock in
i 1 - ' -
Every Department, that ever came
to Roseburg.
M. JOSEPHSON
Consult your own Interest and Examine ray Stock before Send
ing off for your Fine Dress Goods or Anything of the
Latest Styles of Wraps, such as Jereeys, of
Which I have Twenty Different
Styles, Call and Ik5 Convinced.
M. JOSEPHSON,
The Finest Assortment of Silks in all Colors' Silk Plushes, in all
Colors, Eilk Velvets in all Colors, Tho Finest of Bro
caded cut Velvets just Arrived, all of which
I Guarantee to be Cheaper than can
be got at any place in Or.
M. JOSEPHSON-
Towels! Towels! Napkins!!
The largest, beet assorted and chcapestlh.es ever found
anywhere, housekeepers will do well to
call andexamine.
CURTAINS! OUKTAINS!
. Fine Lace Curtains! Fine Linen Lace Curtains.
Nottingham Curtains, very desirable at
M. JOSEPHSOFS,
CLOAKS! CLOAKS! CLOAKS!
For Ladies! for Misses' for
children5 all 'styles
CHEAP AT
M. JOSEPHSOFS,
HATS! HATS!
Ladies Hats, Ladies Hat Frames, and "Hat Trimmings
all of the latest Styles, Ostrich Plumes,
Ostrich t'fps, of every shade and color.
, - , Milliners will do well to' call
and examine my stock.
M. JOSEPHSON.
Laces! Laces ...
Large assortment Silk Laces, white and colored, Large
assortment of Thread Lace, Large assortment
of Linen. Lace, Wool Lace, Flounc
ings in all colors, also' Sill?
Lace Flouncing.
Ho
LADIES
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oasxiatx - - oixaaoroisr
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AGENT
For the u White" Sewing Machines, Mitchell Wagons.
AND
13- M- Osburn's I Tarvestiiirr Machinery.
DEV0RE
Successors to PAUE J- DII'MICK
DEALEIiS IN
DRUGS,
GLASS,
PAINTS,
JEWELRY,
PUTTY,
We expect to do a.Lictlv cash business, ad will endeavor to ke it'to
tbe interest of all to deal with us. We also invite a continuation of the pat
ronago of all former patrons, and solicit new ones
CST GIVE US
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Wholesale
DEALEIIS IN-
Lumber.
Sugar Pine, Yellow Pine, Fir and Oak, Well Sea
sonedinOur DRY HOUSE When Deseed.
ALSO
Manufacturers of Sash & Doors in nil Sizes and Quantities.
Our Factory is nowin full operation anJ.we can offer a a specialty all kinds of Stoke
and Offic Fittings, Tcbnino and ScnoLL work at lowest figures. We solicit correspon-
.....v.. .o ooouitu in;uiii, aiieiuion.
THE J EKSEY EEL)
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i
nog
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at any age.
Call on or Address, J. K.
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entist of lar;je eHri
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to be an hnncrahlc man,
ho Will amcrt that rc
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withstand the actions of
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DETROIT
BRONZE CO.,
ENDDBSEDW
FrACpCALLY A-
Uetroit, Mich
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-45000 Jiailt, vnna r.
MONUMENTS
J. A. Cardwell, Agent,.,-
3m 3 m
ANNOUNCES TO THE PUBLIC THAT HE IS NOW PREPARED
TO FURNISH
KVKKYTIIING IN II1S LINE
Having ..telj fitted up a new STEAM SAW MILL on South Deer creek, ia
prepared to furmsli Jumber of all kinds on short notice at
Hard Time Prices.
Barn lumb3r and fencing furnished onjshoit notice. j
. J. J. WHITSETT.
FROM
ROSEBURG TO EMPIRE CITY.
From Roseburg to Looking Glass .$ .75
" Foot of mountain.... 2.00
" " Dora -.. 5.00
" " Fdrview 5.50
" " ' Sumner,.... 6.50
" " MarshficlJ 7.00
" " Empire City 7.50
DAILY EXCEPT JjUNDAV.
For Particlars Inquire at the Tost Ofiice.
Jas C Met ILLOCII, Prop.
FOR SALE .
CHEAP FOB CASH
OR -
Approved Credit.
ASCPEBIOK LOT of Pure Bred, Mcriuo Sheep,
Ram and Ewes. Tbcr can be seen on our
Rarwh near Wilbur. Correondenre solicited.
Address T. nMliu & tH.N,
WILBUR, - OREGON.
ADMIXISTi: ATOKS NOTICE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVES THAT THE CN
dersigned has been duly appointed and quali
fied as Administrator of the estate of W. F. Owens
deceased. All persons having claims ajrainst the
said estate, are required to preaent them, with IL
proper vouchers within six months froni the date
here of to the undersigned Administiator at his f
floe in Roseburg Douglas county Dregnn. Iated
Oct. 15tb, C. W. Jouxros.
Aonuoutrator
& ELLIOTT
oxiBaoat
OILS,
WATCHES,
COMBS,
rin rwa
A CALL.J
Af D LUMBER 00.
and Eetail
Si:AB TlXE D.OR & Lvmbee Co.
Grants Pass, Uregon.
Fine
yonn
Y stock of difTei-
M. cut ages for
isale al moder
ate prices.
Jeiiks, Tan-ent Linn Co Or.
WHITE BRONZE
AND
STATUARY
Were awarded the
-GOLD MEDAL
AT
WORLD'S FAIR,
Ksw Okleaxs,
1 8 8 L . 5
SUPERlORf!!
i, A f.NUMrNTAL
Jacksonville , Oregon.
Police For Publicatiou.
Land Office at Rosehurg, Or. Oct. 4th, 18.
"JT0T1CE IS 1IEBEBY GIVEN THAT THE rOt.
ri lowinsr named acttler has filed noUte of h in.
tention to make final proof in iunnor't of
hisdamLand that said proof win be WeTforl
the Kcgister or Receiver of the U. 8. Ud omT J.
Kosehurg, Or. on Satnrday, Nor. 13, wsoTviz
Jtr- JOHN J. DRAINS 1
Homestead Entry No. 3602 for the 8. 1 of 8 W I K
K. i of S. W. i 4 N. W. J of S. E. i See M T.V 1
S. It. West V?. M. - M TlK 28
He naiuct the following wHnesxea to prove his
continuous rosi.lence upon, and cultivation of id
V'.I:. H ? bn"th' R,euben Sn,ith. C
aM, John D. Cornutt all of Riddl?, DonSla Co. Or,
CllAS. W. J0U!tTO!t,
Bagtster.
SHERIFFS SALE.
W. b. Uumuhray Plaintiff
'lonnKen"nr. LanBenberg his wife,
livtit C Wheeltr Defendant. '
V," c1u'ty frei losur a mortEaire.
W OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAtBY V I RTC E
, execution duly issued out of theabova
mcnt and decree duly made and entered in , sal
Circuit Court on the 20, dayof October " "
of the above named Plaintiff, W. 8. Humphrev
and against the above named Defendauta Alpnonro
LangenUrg, Celia Langenberg bis wife W M
Hhwlerand L. C. Wbecferfor the sum ol MmT
judgment attorney fee. and and f
of the tuoTijawd prtmises to satisfy the said judg.
mcnt and cost awd whereas said execution wm
mand. m e that out the sakl mortgged imises for
he foreclosure and sale of which Sid demand
Judgment were recovered that 1 satisfy the said
wim and apply the .proceeds arising from said sale
first in payment of the cmt and expenseTofsaii
foreclosure f I rale cond i payment ofiaidat
torney fees, third in payment and satisfacU.m X(
tho said tiiiltmiant In 'ti i .L. of
in.i.t-is j 1 . aoove named
Waintifl, and In pursuanoe ol said foreclmm
order of g,,e I haVe levied nponTnd on
8ATL RDAY the 27 , day of November 1S86
between tlie hours of o'clock in the f-..' 1
4 o'clock in the afternoon to-4it-t thT?
oVock p . m. of said day will SPai pibHc tVSZ&l
to th highest hiJJer for cash in hand at thJ?
hoiw door in Bougla. county OrtJoi, 1 tt.w
title and inUreat ol the a'lSStX
the said mortgaged premises described"!. .u!J.
to-wit: all that part or paroel of hSdin
Oregon, 80 feet front oHhe EastsWe of f" S
Street lying. onth and adloinW th-V, '
conveyed tj? Henry Bowen b, ffi Rot, aTi
and extending back tka tun. width Uofelt.l?.,!
Sheriff of Douglas. County Oregtaj