Roseburg review., December 10, 1886, Image 2

ROSEBURG REVIEW
FRIDAY, DECEMBER -M 1886
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THE FJtESiVEXT'S MESS A G E.
We give our readers the President's
messajio this week in full in supple
inent form, convenient for filing for
reference. The Review is determined
to keep abreast of the times in furnish
ing the news in the most substantial
manner. Our large and increasing
patronage, warrants us good returns
for these new and satisfactoiy depart
ures. The message is a straightforward
document, touching all the important
national and international subjects for
the consideration of the present session
of Congress. Mr. Cleveland and his
able cabinet have done well in admin
istering the affairs of our Government.
The confidence the people repose in
him, will be hard for the politicians to
dislodge. Read the message for your
self, and then judge.
Congressman McKinley, of Ohio,
says the issue of 1888 will Iks a mre
ballot and protection for American la
bor and industry. The republican
corruption of the ballot and of the
poor voters of the country with money
raised by monopolists and high protec
tive tariff men is what the people
voted upon in 1881, when they put
Cleveland in the presidential chair.
So McKinley means we1 are to have
the same thing over and perhaps the
people will have forgotten the Repub
lican machine corruption which they
once declared against.
Joseph Pulitzer's profits this
year, as proprietor cf the New York
World, will, it is said, reach SGOO.OOO.
The number of Legs packed -in
Chicasro since October 30th is about
135,000, against 3 14,000 for the cor
responding period a year ago, the dif
ference beins accounted for bv the
prevalent strike in the packing houses.
World
The Government of j Japan has for
bidden lecturing against Christianity.
ItCMOCJiATIC
rjtVSl'ECTS.
The
total vote in the
Electoral
College is 401, thus requiring 201 to
elect. TheDcmocrats at the recent
election carried their State tickets in
States casting 215 Electoral votes,
while the Republicans came out ahead
in States casting 186 Electoral votes
Thus, had this been a Presidential year,
the Democrats would Lave had four
teen votes to spare, while the Repub
licans would have been fifteen short.
In other words, the Democrats would
have had a clear maioit v of twentv-nine
over the Republicans in the Electoral
n ii rro. a J i : . i
this year every State but one that Mr.
Cleveland had two years ago and took
away from the Republican column
inuiana was uie omy ocaio men carried
r.i; ii i . it i
by the Democrats which this year gives
a questionable Republican majority n
the State ticket, but makes things even
by a Democratic Legislature. Colorado
and California, giving Republican
majorities in 1884 are now carried by
the Democrats. It is noticeable that
in what are usually called the impor
tant November States the Democrats
have far more than held their position
of two years ago, while the Republicans
have lost. For example: In 1884 New
Jersey gave a Democratic plurality of
onlv about 4000, while this year the
plurality is 8,000. New York was
barely saved two years ago by 1,000
plurality but this year it come to the
front with over 9,000 Democratic
plurality. Connecticut's plurality of
12,000 two years ago is now replaced
by one 50 per cent larger. On the
other side of the column the Repub
lican plurality of 80,000 in Pennsyl
vania shrinks this year to 50,000 or less,
and Ohio's 32,000 Republican plural
ity in 1S84 is now less than half these
figures.
It is not at all surprising that a
study of these figures discourages the re
publicans and elates the democrats. This
was the year of all years, if the teach
ings of history were to be relied upon,
when the opposition party should have
been expected to sweep the country, and
corral every doubtful state, instead of
that the democrats haye not only held
their own, but have made important
inroads upon the enemy; and have made
such a stir in Massachusetts, Minne
sota, Nebraska and Colorado as has not
been known before in a generation
With good management the democrats
two years hence will be able to repeat
the Democratic achievment of 1852,
when the Whigs were virtually swept
from tha face of the earth. S. F. Ex.
The letter which we publish today
from Mr. Groat to Mr. Buick explains
itself; and shows that much interest
has been elicited by the car Mr. Buick
had in charge. All this work shows the
benefit which arises from our State
Immigration Board. Our next legisla
ture should take firm steps to sustain in
a liberal way the means to induce a
healthy immigration to Oregon. More
on this subject anon.
Mayor Hewitt of New York sup
plied politics with a new idea when he
said that there was no longer a conflict
between labor and capitol, but there is
a conflict between labor and laziness.
Salem elected a Democratie mayor
last Monday.
The JH'l't Kind Of Tall.:
General John D. Gordon yesterday
took the oath of oflice as Governer of
Georgia. During the war he was a
conspicuous and brilliant Confederate
officer. These extracts from his speech,
reported by the telegraph to the Herald,
will therefore be tead with groat in
terest. He said:
From political confusion, angrv
controversies and bloody coviflicts havo
come a national life more robust, a na
tional union more enduring."
And further on:
"There is nowhere in this Republic
either disloyal citizens or disloyal sen
timent. Rut everwhere all hearts.
voices and arms are ready for the prcser-
vatknof the .gent r.d government in
all its constitutional vigor as the pledge
of our peace and safety.
And once more: -
"1 repeat that tor defence against
the outside world our nution is simply
omnipotent; that our Union is to be as
lasting as time, and that race freedom
a-uong us is everywhere established
and defended."
If such sentiments as these represent
the South the occupation of certain re
publican orators is gone. Their whole
capital in trade, a "bloody shirt," wil
be confiscated and they must needs
go into political bankruptcy.
Blaine passed Conkling at Aithur's
funeral without seeing him. Elaine's
riends say it was an ''oversight." How
about a wry sight?
A. LETT ICR.
St. Paul, Minn., Nov. 2Gth, lt86.
D. S, lv. JJlick: Dear Sir; Mi-
Gay Hayden, is here to-day and has
made a trip down into Minnesota, slor
ping at several places. He takes with
him fine samples of grains in the straw
grasses and threshed grains, and has
left nice displays at two three points
where he has been. He is doing elli
cient service for your section of the
country on the lines w here he is opera
ting, calculated to result in much good
in the future. He leaves to-day wil
an additional supply of material for
trip through Wisconsin and Illinois
The pass which you promised to send
to him over the Oregon Railway and
Navigation Company's line from Wa
lula Junction to Portland, has not
been received. You stated when vou
were here that you would secure a pass
for him and send to this office, you
also stated that you would secure
pass for-Mr. Pretty man, and send to
Wallula Junction, I have never hear
whether you did or not, but so far as
Mr. Gay Hay den's pass is concerned i
is not here, and he is anxious that
there should be no disappointment in
this respect. Yours truly,
P. B. Groat,
Ucnl, Emigt. N. P. R. R. Co.
Two distinguished Republicans, or
ex-Republicans whichever you
please were interviewed on the late
elections. Roscoe Conkling was
Boston the other day, and he expressed
the opinion in conversation wit
General Banks that the recent elections
were an indication that the Republican
party is falling to pieces under unwise
management. About the same time
Robert G. Ingersoll, in a Chicago in
terview, said: "The Republican part
seems to have no definite aim, seems
afraid to grapple with the questions o:
the day; afraid to express an opinion;
and we have got to that point that the
principal men in the Republican party
are seeking office. "JAlas, alas! Times.
l'OOR I'AY, I'OOtt VJlE.lLl.
The Times takes a high position in
reference to our poorly paid public
officers. We say "thems our senti
ments." We ought to be ashamed of
ourselves for such low salaries. Our
present constitution could be he!cd in
many points wc believe. Here is
what the Times has to say.
The regular pay of Oregon legisla
tors is very niggardly, beyond doubt,
says a valued exchange. So it is as to
the governor's salary and that of other
state officials. Starving salaries are
the gateways to bribery by the great
monopolies of the country. The peo
ple the masses. demand adequate
salaries for their high official., to whom
great interests are entrusted. In this
way they are more to be the people's
servants instead of corporation tools.
Nowhere on the coast are such mean
and bribery breeding salaries paid as
in the Oregon to our high fuction
aries. There are many other crudities
in the constitution which Jo not suit
our present advanced condition. It
needs a thorough revision.
In about thirty days The News will
furnish its readers with the most com
plete telegraphic report ever publish
ed on the Pacific Northwest. The
days of Associated Press and Western
Union Telegraph monopoly are speed-,
ily drawing to a close in this country
thanks to John Mackey and the Postal
Telegraph. The new year will be a
good time to celebrate the great event.
-News.
Strange coincidences forever are oc
curring. Bourbon county, Kentucky,
has been carried by the prohibitionists.
Dr. Pringsheim, just appointed to a
professorship in the University of Mu
nich, is the first Jew ever admitted to
a Bavarian faculty.
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SHERIFF SALE
In tiiu Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
the County of Douglas.
Ucorire Weaver administrator of the estate of
Hans Weaver deceased with will annexed, plaintiff.
t
J. 15. .Si.mr and Sarah S;.mr defendants.
Af OTlCK IS HEREBY U1VKN THAT 15Y VIKTL'E
JLl of mi execution duly issued out of the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon in and for the count v
of Douglas on a judgment and decree of foreclosure
of a mortgage recovered in said Circuit Court on 21,
day of October 188ti in favor of the above named
plaintiff (leorge Weaveradministrator of the estate
of Hans Weaver deceased with will annexed and
against the above named defendants J. 11. Spaurund
Sarah Siaur and the hereinafter described mort
gaged land and premises directed and delivered to
me on the 22d day of Nov. 1886, commanding me to
levy upon and sell according to law said moi tgaged
premises, and out of the proceeds alining from (aid
sale, first to satisfy the costs and expenses of said
foreclosure and sale and attorney fee of $30 second in
payment and satisfaction of the Judgment in favor
of said plaintiff amounting to the sum of fiftj seven
hundred and twenty-nine dollars and sixteen cents
with interest from Oct. 7, 1886, in pursuance of said
foreclosure and order of said sale I have levied UNn
and will on
MONDAY, the 27th day of December 1S8C,
at the hour of 1 o'clock 1'. M. of the said day sell
at public auction in front of tho court house door
1m lioscburg Douglas Co. Or. to the highest bidder for
cash in hand all the right title and interest which
the said defendants J, H. Siaur and Sarah Spaur has
ill and to the following described mortgaged premises
situated in Douglas county Oregon to -wit; the N k
of section 15 and N W of N W of section 21 in T
28SHfi West Willamette meridian containing 360
acres also tho follow ing described premises to-wit;
commencing at the quarter inwit on line between
sections 10 and 15 in T ;!8 S It 0 W, thence running
North iOchrjiiH thence East 20 chains thence North
lu chains thence East 40 chainstliviice South 30 chains
thence West 00 chains to the place of beginning con
taining 100 acres. B. C. Aoke,
Sheriff of Douglas county Oregon.
SHERIFF SALE
lu the Circuit Court of thu State of Ore
gon in aii for Douglas county.
T. A. Davis, U. W. Sticll ant V. K.
Arnold plaiutili's.
V3
II. C. Whitf, Nancy F. White, I!. Daty, S.
J. Doty, V. Morris and 1". JJ. Morris de
fendants. VfOTlCE IS 11EUE15Y (Li IV EN THAT BY
J. virtue of au execution duly issued out
of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for Dougks county on a juil;mciit recovered
in said Circuit Court by forecloscure of a
mortgage at the regular October term 1SS6
in favor of the above named plaiutilld T. A.
Davis, G. W. Suell and F. K. Arnold aud
against the above named defendants II. C.
White, Nancy E. White, II. Doty S, J Doty
C, L. Morris aud P. M. Morris aud the here
in after described mortgaged laud aud prem
ises dirscted and delivered to me on the 2'2d
day of November 1SS6' commanding me to
levy upon aud sell said rnortgaged premrses
and out of the proceeds arking from said sale
first to pay costs and expense- of eaid fore
closure and sale second in payment of an at
torney fee of 73 third in payment aud sat
isfactionof the judgment in favor of the said
plaintiifs atnouutiny to six hundred cc eighty
dollars and in pursuance of said forecloscure
and order of sale I have levied upon and will
on
TUESDAY, the 2Sth day of December 1S8G
at 2 o'oJook P. M. of said day sell at public
auction in front of the court house door in
Rosebjrg Douglas county Oregon to the
highest bidder for cash in hand all the right
title and interest which the defendants II.
C. White, Nancy E. White, It. Doty, S, J,
Doty, C. L. Morris and P. M. Morris has
in and to the following described mortgaged
laul and premises to-wit; lot No 3 in the
northwest .quarter of the southwest quarter
of section 1$ township 2j south range 4 west
of the Willamette meridian siluaaod jn Doug
las county Oregon. B. C. Ac eel,
Sheriff of Douglas couuty Oregon.
In the matter of the assignment of C'aro
Prothers.
VTOTICE IS IIE1IKBY CJYEX THAT
i the undersigned has been dully appi in
ted and qualified as assignee of the estate of
Isidor Caro and Simon Caro partners as
Caro Bros, insolvent debtors. All persons
having claims against said estate are hereby
notified to present the same, under oath, to
said assignee within three months after the
lirst publication of this notice.
Assignee estate of Caro Bros,
Insolvent debtors!
Roseburg, Or., Nov, 9, 18S(!.
XoHce For Publication
Lar.d Oflice at Rosemirg G. X. ?4, 13SC,
"VTOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOJt
Ll lowing named settler has filed notice of his in"
tention to make final proof in suport of his claim,
and tk&t said proof will be made liefore the Register
or Receiver ( the L". S. Land Office at Roseburg
OT., on Slondav Jan. U, lsS6, viz:
GEORGE W. ALDER SON
homestead entry No. 371Sfor the lots 4, and 5 and
S W I of S. E. I section 24 T 2G S R 7 Wes W. M.
He naus the following witnesses to pr ovc his
continuous rcsdc.a: upon, and cultivation of said
land, viz: Daniel G. McKetk, V. C. Churchill Geo.
Johnson, Leonard Batcnian, all ol Cleveland, Douff
IstoeountvOr. ClIAS. W. JbHSsio,
Fcyister
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SHERIFF SALE.
In the Circuit Court of the St i c of Or,-., , I.,.
the County of Douglas.
v. t.. i racy riauitin.
Tnonias Applegate, I lor tense Am 1 crate aid lleiihi.
niin Huntington Defendants.
suit in enuity to foreclose a mortiraire.
ATOTICEIS HEREBY OIVEN THAT BY VlttTCK
Xl of an execution and order of sale issued out of
the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Doug
las county ou a judgment and decree of foreclosure
uf a mortgage dated January 14th. 1SSI. iriven and
entered therein on the lilth day of October lss in
favor of the above named plaintiff, C. E. Tracy and
against the aliove named defendants, Thomas AppIc-
iiorbcnsc Appicgubu ai'u Deujiiuiiii iiunintgloll
and the herein after described mortgaged laud and
premises, directed and delivered to me on the til
day of November 1S8U commanding me to ievv upon
aim Will saiu mortgaged premises auu out ol the
proceeds of said sale to pay first costs and cxiieuses
of said foreclosure and sale, second an attorney's fee
of 75, third the judgment of the plaintiff amounting
to the sum of sever, hundred and fourteen dollars aud
seventy one cents with interest thereon at the rate
uf ten per cent per annum from the 14th dav of
January 1SS4 1 nave levied upon and nl on
SATURDAY, the lsth, day of December 18So
at the hour of 1 o'clock I. M of said day sell at
nublie auction m front of the court house door in
Koscburg, Douglas county Ore; on to the highest
bidder for cash in Hand all the right title and niter
est which the defendants Thomas Apple 'ato. Hor.
tense Applfgate aivi Benjamin tluutiiigtoii or either
of them had or on o on the lltn day of Januaty ISSi
or have since acqi ir vl by oeratioii of law or other
wise in or to the folio wingdescribed landsand premise
to wit: the east nuit oi trie Oiiaries Apulegalo dona
tion claim No 37 in sccti jus 27, 23, 33 and 31, in T.
22 S. It. 5 W. and claim Jvo 43 in sections 3 and 4
T. 23 S. K. 5 W. excepting about 30 acres therefrom
conveyed to Milton Applcgatetho part remaining
being "JO acres, aiso L,iuuscy Appiegate s donation
claim No 42 in sections 2 and 3 in T 23 S. H. 5 W.
containing 010 acres. The t- L. Appiegate dona
tion claim No 41 sc aions 3o and 3tiT. 22 S. It. 5 W.
aud claim No 41) in sections No 1 and 2 T 23 S. It. 5
W. containing 320 acrca, the S. W J, section 35 T.
22 S. R. 5 W. containing 1(0 acres. The lots 2 and
3 section ST. 23 S. H. 5 W. and containing 40.10
aorcs and the fractional S. E. J of section 34 T. 22 S.
U. 5 W. That certain tract of 100 mtcs beginning
at a point 72 links S. and 3 chains and 31 links cast
from tho quarter section post on the west line of
section 17 T. 22 S. R. 4 W. running thence south 23
chains, thence east 10 chains, thence south 31chaius.
thence west 30,50 chains, thence N. M.20 chains,
thence east 20.50 chains to the place of beginning,
also the fractional N. E. J of N. E. section lu T.
22 S. R.4W. containing 40.90 a-:rcs, the lot 1 sec
tion 17 with 33.02 acres and the lot No 2 section
1!) with 30.50 acres, and the lot No land S. K.
of N. K. 1, section 13 with 47.20 acres and the W.
of N. W. j and N. E. 4 of N. W. section 17 contain
ing 120 acres and the lot No 2 of section 17 contain
ing 7.33 acres and all being in T. 22 S. I!. 4 W
also the lot No 1 section 2 and lot 1 section 3 con
tinuing 28.77 acres, and the S. I of N, W. and lots
2 and 3 section 1 containing 16ti.82 acres, and the S.
W. J of the N. W. i of section 12, and lot No 2 sec
tion 11 containing 55,42 acres, and the S. E. of the
N. W. I section 12 and the N. K. J of S. W. J section
12 containing 30 acres and the W. I of S. W. sec
tion 1 and N. W. of N. W. section 12 and frac
tional N. E. i of N. E. J section 11 and fractional
S. E. of S. E. of section 2 containing 140.00 acres
and the E. J of S. W 1 section 1 and N. E. of N.
W. j N. W, $ of N. E. 4, section 12 containing 1U0
acres and the lot 4 section ti containing SU.tts acres
and the S. W. J of the N. W. J and N. E. of N. E.
I and S. E. of N. E, J section 1 containing 120acres
aiidall being in T. 23.3. It. S W., also the E. of S. E.
1 aud lots 1,2, 3, of section 30 T. 22 S. K.5W.
outlining 14 1.08 acres, the part of the donation claim
No 37 T. 22 a R 4 W. lying west of the present
county road containing 21 acres, also town lots No 1
and 10 block No 13 in the town of Yoiicolla Oregon
excepting from all the foregoing tl.at certain tract
cuivcycd to Mrs. Caroline Cowan as follows: The
fractional E. j of the sis) of section 11 and x w J
of section 12 and s w J of section living south east
of county road from Longs to Scott s valley and all
in T 23 S R 5 W, said road crossing the cast n.jundary
of donation land claim of Robert Cowan 71 ch ains
west ami 131 chains south of corner of sec 1,2, Hand
12 T 23 s R 5 w, running thcuce N30' k lfii chains;
thenccs 21 dog. E 21A chains, thence x 15.1 degrees r.
33chais to a point 11 chains s aith of the center of
section 1 in the above named townshipand contain
ing 270 atres, also excepting 107 acres Iving south of
aline of said road beginning at a point 25 chains
and 34 linkssotith of the s w corner of the donation
land claim of John M. Scott described as claim No
37 1 22 and 23 s R 4 w, running thence south 17 de
grees w 7 chains and 12 links; thence south 43 dc
grees w, 21 chains and 40 links, thence south 57 de
grces w, 13 chains and also excepting in section 1
T23sr5w20 acres. All said lands arc situated
in Douglas county Oregon, and the interest of tire
defenuuiits being an undivided interest in the whole
of said lands. It. C. Ai.kk,
Sheriff of Douglas County Oregon,
SIIKIfll I SALE.
In Circuit Court, Douglas County, State of Oreg.
. Marks Hi II. Woolenburg, IMaintili-i,
vs.
Wni. Lin ville, Christian B. Liuville. Christian li
Linville admr. in Estate of Leah Linville deceased.
Win. Linville Jr. Sarah Merrill, O. G. MeClain aud
Mary Lady heirs at law of Leah Linville deceased,
fuicnuauts.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY VIRTUE
of an execution issued out of the above
entitled 1.ti-t. am l... -,-! ..i ... vr...n.t..
1386, and to me directed and lielivercd It?
pursuance of a Judgment and decree made In sajd
Court on the 20th, day of October 1880, in favor of
the above named Plaintiffs and against the above
named defendants for the sum of $1236.33 costs & ex
penses, and for the sale of the mortgaged premises
to satisfy the said Judgment and costs, and whereas
boiu execution cominauus me mat out 01 said mort
gaged premises for the sale of which said Judgment
ana decree was recovered. I satifv first tha c. nu
and expenses of said foreclosure anil sale, Second the
judgment 111 lavor 01 the above named plaintiffs and
in pursuance 01 saiu foreclosure and order of sale, 1
urt.c le.icu uoii auu Will oil
SATURDAY, the 11th day of December 138(1,
between the hours of 9 A. 51. and 4 I' M. to-wit. at
the hour of two o'clock P. M. sell at public auction
to the highest bidder cash in hand at the Court
House door in Roseburg, Oregon, all the right title
ana interest 01 ute saiu defendants 111 aud to the fol
lowing uescriDci real proierty to-wit; commencing
at the North-east corner a point 10.40 chains West
of tho corner of Sections 2, 3, 10 & 11 in township 30
South of Range 4 west Will. Aler. thence South 20.10
cliains, thcuce West42:50 chains, thence North 20.10
cnains, ttience tast 42.0O chains to the pl tce of bc
giuing containing 80 acres more or less, the same be
ing 80 acres off the Donation claim No. 48 of An
drew Thomas and wife, of said Township and range,
also the following discribed premises to-wit; Be
ginning at the Northwest corner of the donation
claim No. 49 of F. O. Worley in said township and
range running thence West to the land entered by
C. W. Johnson as a prc-eiiintiou claim in said town
ship and range thence South to the north line of
donation oiniui of Andrew Thomas No. 43 thence east
to the West lino of the delation claim of E. O. Wor
ley No. 40 in said Township and range, thence north
to the northwest corner of said donation claim, t he
place of beginning, containing seven acres more or
imps, together with the tenements hereditaments and
appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise
appurtaining.
i Witness mv hand this 3nld.iv of Nov. 13-jl.
B. Cl AO'bE $lrilT of D.m-. Co. State of Or.
Executrix's iYoticc.
"VTOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL WHOM IT
xN may concern, that the undersigned has been
appoi nted executrix of tho last w ill and testament
of Dr. G. W. Hoover deceased, and all persons hav
ing claims against the estate of the said Dr. G. W.
Hoover are heretiv rcouirod to present tho snid
claims with the proper vouchers within six mouths
tr im the date i ltlus notice to the said executrix at
her residence in Roseburg, Douglas County Oregon.
II . E. Hoovkr,
Dated October 29, 1S30 Executrix.
SHERIFF SALE
In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon for the County of Douglas.
J, E, l'i'te and L. A. Pike, partners do
ing business undtir the firm name of J . E.
Pike & Son Plaiutiflk.
vs
R. II. Tapp Defendant.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 13V
virtue of an execution issued out of the
Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
Douglas countv", pn the 10th day of Nov.
188(i, by virtue of a judgment order made and
entered in said Circuit Court on the 20th day
of October 1SS0, granting leave to the
above named defendant to issue an execu
tion on a judgment recovered in said court
on the 19th day ef May 1S79, by said plain
tiffs, J. E, Pike &nd J j, A. Pike as partners
under the firm name of J. E. pike & Son
and against the above named defendant II,
H. Tapp and docketed in the lieu docket ol
Douglas county Oregon on the 22nd day of
May 1879, for the sum of 437-o0 bearing
interest at the rate of one per cent per month
amounting to the sum of $781.80, and to me
directed commanding me that out of the per
sonal property of said defendant or if suf
ficient could not be found, then out of the
real property belongiug to said defendant
R. H. Tapp in said county on tho 22nd day
of May 1879, I satisfy the sum of 781.80
now due on said judgment with interest at
the rate of one per cent per month from the
20th dy of Qct. 1SS6, and the further sum
of -16.fia costs ana ai63ur?err,ents, l did on
nnarte'
the Willamette meridian in Douglas county
Oregon and will on
SATURDAY, the lSth day of Dec. 18S6,
at the hour of 2 o'clock P. M. of said day in
front of the Court House door ia, Roseburg
Douglas county Oregon tell ai' public auction
to the highest bidder for cash all the light
title and interest which the defendant R. H.
Tapp owned on the 22nd day of May 1879
or has since acqairsd in and to said land
premises to satisfy said judgment.
B. C. Auee,
Sheriff of Douglas County Oregon.
Thursday thell, rtayofriov. levy upon
the following real property to-wit; the S. V.
r of section 26, m i. 'H N, J, 6 V. of
TO THE
M y Fall Stock is now all it), and not being of the bragspug kind
1 would respectfully imk the Ladies to call and see for
Themselves if it is not tho Largest Stock in
Even Department, that ever came
to Roseburg.
M. JOSEPMW.
Consult jour own In le rest and Examine my Stock before Send
ing oil' for yo'ir Fine Dress Goods or Anything of the
La't st Su it s of Wraps, such as Jerseys, of
Which I have Twenty Different
Stvles( Call and Ikj Convinced.
M. JOSEPHSON,
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Colors, Kill; Velvets in all Colors, The Finest of Bro
caded cut Velvets just Arrived, nil of which
1 Guarantee to be Checr th;n can
bo s;ot at ae.y place in Or.
M. JOSEPHSON-
Towels! Towels! Napkins!!
The largest, best assorted and cheapest litcs ever found
anywhere, housekeepers will do well to
call and examine.
CURTAINS! CURTAINS!
Fine Lace Curtains! Fine Linen Lace Curtains,
Nottingham Curtains, Tery desirable at
M. JOSEPHSON,
CLOAKS! CLOAKS! CLOAKS!
. For Ladies! for Misses' for '
children allSstyles
CHEAP AT
M. JOSEPHSOFS,
HATS! HATS!
Ladies Hats, Ladies Hat Frames, and Hat Trimmings
all of the latest Styles, Ostrich Plumes,
Ostrich tipsj of every shade and color.
, r Milliners will do "well lo eall
and examine my stock-
M. JOSEPHSON.
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Large assortment Silk Laces, white and colored, Large
assortment of Thread Lace, Large assortment
of Linen Lace, Wool Lace, Flounc
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Summons.
In the Circuit Cutirt t:f the State of Ore 'on for
the CV.mty nf Dini'las.
Amanda C. ail. Charlea m. Nail and raimie Dear
Plaintiffs.
vs
J. A. Dallon Defendant.
Aelimi at law to recover money.
To J. A. Dallon defendant in tiicnameof the state
of Oregon, you are hereby required to apear and
answer complaint filed against you in the above en
titled action, by the above nuiui.il iilkintiffs, AnjanJa
C. Vail, Charles Win. Vail ami Fannie Dear, on or
Iniforc the first day of the next term ut said Circuit
Court of the state ot Oregon for the county of Doug
las, to-wit; the 4th day of January A. D. 1887. And
if you fail to appearand answer said complaint, the
p'aintitfs will take jmhrement asrainst vou for want
of an answer, and will apply to the court for the
relief demanded in said comp laiitt to-wit: to revive
the iuilirenint of Charles Vail aijaiiist you in their
name for the sum" of one ljutufred and fifty-four
dollars and thirty-six cents with accruing interest
and costs and disbursements and for leave to issue
axecution thereon. This summons is published by
order of Hon. R. S. lkan. Ju.ltre of said Circuit
Court, dated November lsth, lS8i. C. Bau..
Attorney for the plaintiflj.
Notice For Publication.
Land Office at Rsclmnr, Or! Nov. 11, 189C.
TyTuTlCK IS HEREiJY GIVEs THAT THE FOL
1.1 lowinif-nained settler ha filed notice of his
intention to make final proof In support of his
claim, ard that said proof will be made before the
Register or itecoiver oi me . uana otiice at
Roseburg, t?r. Saturday, Dec. 18th, ISSG, viz;
Rock PicmrtTg
Hors-.tstead Entry so a0 for the w 1 of x w I. sec.
19,'T. IT) S , 6 3t w Jl and K J of N gee. 24
Tp 25, SB 7 west w n,
1I4H amee the following witnesses to pyove liii
continuous residence ujtoti, and cultivation of said
land, viz: Hugh Cole, Joseph Revay, David Shom
bruok, Ant wine McKay, all of L'mpipia Ferry, Doug
las couuty, Or.
CIUS. Vf. JOUXSTOS,
Register.
FINN
LADIES
regon TVicific Ts ailroad
I n'y l-'opular 1 oule
Vver letures'ue J.arigcs
Fast time! Stir connections! New equipment
225 miles shorter; to hour less time; accommoda
tions unsurpassed for comfort aud safety. Fares
ami Freight MCCH LESS than by any other route
Between witita in Willamette Valley and San
Francisc-i
Only Route
via
YAyUlNA FAY
to
SAN FRANCISCO.
Daily passengor trains except Sundays.
Leave Corvallis at 2 P. M. Vr. Yaoulna at 7.10 A. M.
Oregon & California West Side trains connect at
Corvallis.
The Oregon Development Company's
fino A 1 Steamship "YaqninaCity"ami
From Yaiiuina froni San Francisco
Saturday,
Thursday,
Nov.
IH.C.
27,
21.
,
Saturday, Dec. 4,
Thursday, " lfi,
Tuesday', " 2S,
Holiday, Jan. 9,
Friday, " 21,
Tuesday, "
Sunday, Jan
Fridav, "
The Company reserves the right to change sailing
days. Fares, between Corvaili and San Francisco,
Fares Rail & Cabin 814, Rail & Steersgs a.89.
For further information apply tq
C. C. Hogue
A. O. F. P. Ag't., Corvallis.
Xoticc For Publication
f .and office at Roseburg Or. Ner. SO. lSfl.
NOTICK IS HEREBT OITEN THAT THE FOL
lowing-named settler ha II led notice of his
intention to make commutation proof in support of
hi claim, and that (aid profit will be made before
the Register or Receiver ot U. 8. Land office at
Roseburg, Or., on Saturday Jan. 8th. 1SS7, viz-
Pwrita Uracil,
Iloamstcad Entry No 4808 for the E J of 8 E i and
8 W J of S E J Sec. 24 Tp. 20 S R7 West W M.
He name the following witnesses to pro ve his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said
land viz: Millard F, Callahan, Wm. Callahan, David
Beasley Edward Caldwell all of Cleveland Douglas
county Oregon. Cua. W. JoHssros, Register
SIHMOXS.
f.JlS nnit 9OU?r.0f t.heStt f Oregon in and
for the County of Donvlas.
Dora Young Flaintiff
- -' rs
W. B. Vou tig Dctt.
Suit inequity for divorce.
To W. B. Young the above named defendant in
the name of the Bute ol Oregon, you are hereby re
quired to apear and answer the complaint of plaintiff
filed against you in the above antitled ult on or be
fore Tuesday January 4th 1887, the first day of the
next term of aid Court and if you tail to so apjiear
and answer, plaintiff will apply to the Court for the
rehef demanded in said complaint to-wit; a dissolu
tion nf be, n.ktriane contract existing between
plaintiff and defendant and for her cost and dis
bursements in this suit. This summon is published
by order of Hon. R. 8. Bean Judge of said Court
dated November 4th 1S36 J. C. Fullerlon.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
ASSIGNEE'S
iiti 1 1 1 1
L.ZS LJ r iv it.... .1
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
Hats & Caps,
Boots & Shoes,
Notions,
Fancy Goods,
Millinery, & Groceries,
Crockery 8c Glassware,
Etc. Etc. Etc. Etc.
ON TUESDAY NOV. 16TH.
I will open the store lately occupied by CARO BROS,
at Koscburg Oregon and sell tho stock at about
ONE HALF ITS O. IGINAL
COST.
This is the best opportunity ever offered in Oregon.
JOHN lam:,
Assignee.
nil AC
lliflcs Shotguns. A munition,
Staple Fancy Cutlery, Fishing Tackcl
AGENT
For tho "White" Sewing Machines, Mitchell Wagons.
-AND
13- jVI. Osb urn's Harvesting Machinery "
DEVORE
Successors to PAUJS $ DIM MICK
OAKLAND - . -
DEALERS IN
DRUGS, PAINTS,
SI ISA ......
6LAftl, JtWcLRY,
PUTTY, COMBS, E1C, ETC.
' e expect to do a strictly cash business, and will endeavor to make it to
the interest of all to deal with us. Wo also invite a continuation of . the pat
ronage of all former patrons, and solicit new ones.
W GIVE US
uuuim uiiLi liuun
Wholesale and Retail
DEALERS IN
Lumber,
Sugar Pine, Yellow Pine, Fir and Oak, Well Sea
soned in Our DRY HOUSE When BesiRed.
ALSO
ilIaiiuha-tiiiTi'Nof Sash & Doors in all Sizes and Quantities.
Our Factory is now in full operation and we can olTcr as a specialty all kinds of Store
and OrFirn Fittings, Tckmxu and Sckoi.l work at lowest figures. We solicit correspon
dence which is assured prompt attention.
Si:t;AR Tine Dcou &, Lumber C.
flranU Pass. Oregon.
S1000 KKWARO
Will he given any nun
who wil produce a sci
entist of large exeri
ence, and widely known
to be an honcrahle man,
who Will assert that re
flued cast zinc is not one
of the most enduring of
all known material to
withstand the action of
the wsathcr,
DETROIT
BRONZE CO.,
Detroit, Mich
EMDDHSE0BY
OYER .
MDNUMENTS 3
J. A. Cardwell, Agent, ,-
J. J. WHITBETT
ANNOUNCES TO THE PUBLIC THAT HE IS NOW PREPARED.
TO FURNISH
I JVKI. YTIIINGIIN LNK
aving ately fittcJ up a new STEAM
prepared to furnish lumber -of all
H
Hard Time
jm n stl Ho? TMsaIl
Barn lumbar and fencing furnished on
n rz:
In
OF
YT TT AT T
& ELLIOTT
oxiztaoiff
OILS,
WATflMFfi
A CALL. 5
UMBER 00.
in u u
WHITE ERONZEI .
AN" D
I It If t TJTT
csigijSaM
-GOLD MEDAL
AT
WORLD'S FAIR,
Nr.w Ohleaxs, .
1 8 8 -4 - es
jTices 0T4
Jacksonville. Oregon
SAW MILL on South Deer creek, it
kinds on sboi t notice at
Prices.
B?B.B! JLiangg,
short notice.
J. J. WUITSETT,