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Newspaper Page Textt 1 I I - l t ROSEBURG REVIEW FRIDAY, APRIL, 1, 18S7. AX OTHER REJOIXDER. A a RE AT MISTAKE. The Irish strucrsrU , iut. iiisuu-iB isicaiiya ("Hit The Beard of Regents of Corvallis; against feudalism. The fH,t to day CLOSE Of THE ELEVEXTH 1 EAR. With this issue this paper closes its eleventh year of publication, ami to the extent that the prosperity and suc cess of a county paper is a matter of general interest to its readers and the community in which it is published do we take pleasure in stating the gener al outlines of the policies upheld by Tiik Review, ami a brief i crams of its aims, purpose 3 and achievements. The present management assumed control of the paper something over two years since. A course was then mapped out for Tiik Review, which it was be lieved would make it, in every feature the best newspaper ever published in Douglas county. By patient labor the addition of a large quantity of printers' material at considerable ex pen.se, the change from a patent out side to a home print, a determination to give the entire local news of Doug las county, and a free, fair and impar- ,tialjdistussipn of the leading issues of the da, The Review has attained Its goal and as a successful business enter prise and advocate of the interests o Douglas county, it is pre-eminently ahead of any newspaper enterprise over undertaken in the county. The advertising patronage has increases with great rapidity to keep apace with the subscription list liic average circulation during the year past was 1328 copies per issue, and a steady growth has been maintained notwith standing a period of general business depression. Two large annual holiday editions embracing a general descrip tion of the county have been published and circulated and have attracted much attention in the "old west" and east to our favored county. They alone have done much good in building up our county. While The Review has treated all subjects of national importance with impartiality and without fear or favor, and has allowed its columns to corres pondents of all shades of opinion?, it has ever been true to those great fun damental principles of our government as enunciated by Thomas Jefferson and upheld and defended by the de mocracy. It is proud of the thorough ly patriotic and incorruptibly honest administration of our national govern ment by President Cleveland ami of our state government Gov. Pennoyer. It believes that the perpetuity of our free institutions and the advancement of our country can best be maintained by tlio retention iu power of that party . as time honored as the government - itself Thus with a slight review of the past and a determination for greater success iu the future, The Review re dodges itself to be the foremost champion o the people's interest and the leading advocate of the claims and merits of Douglas county. Don' I J.Ike Xeicspapcrs. The universal opinion of every news paper that has come to out table since the extra-judicial action of the board Editor Review: In reply to my friend Mr. CJengei would say if it College last week went directly back would make ire happy to sec man- on their tender of the Agricultural do- kind brought down to the lowest partment of the College to the Slate lane of life, would use liquor as my made iu 1881 and 1883. The former agent. I am not viewing tho sub proceedings were all in good faith, and ject from a selfish standpoint, for he the state acted wholly upon that under who lives for himself alone will sit standing. The mistake is that these down at the end of life, will not be persons suppose that the college is a satisfied with human existence. But great benefit to the Southern Mctlicr they who take to their hearts the mo- dist Church iu Oregon, when in fact it tive which is pure in itself, live to I has been an "eye sore" to them since make others better ar.d they will be on its connection with the school. B. F. the road to true happiness. Opium is Butch, a very impractical man m busi an article of commerce just as much as nps 111 religion and in politics, was the whiskey and the legislators have passed souico of all this trouble from bogin- a law to protect tho people from the ning to end, and his policy nn asuivs cursed evil, but the opium fiend has have kept up a constant turmoil at the si me right to say we arc takin" Corvallis. Tho Oregon i:tn coins a new tway his hbc.i ties, "Oh liberty what I word to describe him which is puU crimes are committed in thv name." appropriate, and says that lie is a n an I think it amounts to the same thing noted for "trickability." The remain as giving people license to minder, steal lcr ot t,iat Hoa"J arc honest in their an 1 commit other crimes from the fact convictions, but they are cuinimuly they are under the influence of liquor ignorant of the situation. Bishop in many cases when they commit crimes, Keener is directing this thing and as and yet a great many will say they are another policy measure It was said to not responsible because they were us thut tho reason George II. illiams o.r.u, eo- ilM cvoU.it& ttfe Lav 1 was mployftj inleh;df xif the (iiurcli. iiti'jiuiiuti in iiiu wonu, iiiousanus oi peo- """ no i-n i .u,, mm pie have been killed by the negligence of tn8 ,'"a'e would not give it a political people nndf-r the influence of liquor, coloring. There arc -not 50 people in Why is it that the railroads are waking Oregon who have thought on this sub up on this subject i n 1 are notemploving ject at a-h but believe that is a mistake men that visa liquor, for the use of it in principle for any church to io:ihol makes a man unfit for any portion state fund.-, and moreover the chinch butsheol. I have heard it whispered will always suffer that undertakes it. around that you were three sheets in In the older countries where the pub the wind when you sat down on the lie sentiment is all on 3 way, but little harrow. And now you switch off on wou!d bc saul aUout l,i 1,ut whcl' the Bock of books ."that's the c-nkind- PHatin is cosmopolitan as it is here, est cut of all." I am not as capable no church will gain anything by hand to quote from that book as you are, from the fact that it has been your holy is in Ii eland but it is sure to come all over Great Britain within fifty year?. The entire land of the three kingdoms is held by probably less than 10,000 families; an aristocratic lauded aristoc racy who own all England, Scotland. Ireland and Wales. They control the colonies, the church, the army, the diplomatic service; the official life of the people. They have all the wealth, the titles, the 'culture that goes with an aristocracy and they control the welfare vi the 200,000,000 of human beings that at hoi:i6 or in England's dependencies are Brilibh subjects. In France there are 9,000,000 of hind owners: in Great Britain -and 'ni'.uid the lam! is hell by some 10,0JO fami- lies. This vluatu n is a s-o. i:-i tirir thai must u'j eorroeliM, u hiigluii'I i ipceU anv freedom from violent mUii-' cal disquiet a ad agitation iu the cars to come. Her situation is the survival of the feudal land tenure which hss ceased to exist in France and which England has leng ago outgrown. If she were a despotism alio might j-rrpet-nate it, but as a free government fihe cannot forever keep it. In our hi ;!ory New York state had to meet and settle what once promise! to prove a ;e; iVus Uilii.uity 111 shape ot .ne ai'ti-rent agi tation 'against the tenure of laid in herited from the old Dnteh colonial proprietors!, or p.-.ti-oons, like t!.o Van Reans liters, who I.eM vast properties aloiu the Hudson. Or. Illicit unit is nt 1 hd Xeufal'jit cared 111 " (UtlJK. - The Inuiaaa Chemical Co. have discovered a compound which nets wilh iru'y marvelous rapidity in the cure of Rheumatism and Ncu- I ralyia. We guarantee it to cine any and eyery case of acute Inlumuiiatory klicttuiatism and Xeiiralm'a in 2 DAYS, and to ;;ive im mediate relief in chronic eases and cliect a speedy cure. On receipt of 30 cents, in two cent stamps, we will send to any address the prescription for wonderful compound, which can he filled ly your home d insist a small coat. We take this means of giving our discovery t j the public it. stead of pulling it out as a patent medicine, it hein;; much less expensive. We will gladly refund money if satisfacti'n i-irnd oiven. The. Indiana Onrtn.Wi. "., CiAvv.ii:i.. ! , Im'. 0 recoil ver klcllic 'opular ictureo'juo R ail road oute necs Fast tini :! out connection! New euii-menls 22i miles olurU r; JO Imuis les-s time; ireei.iniuoJa ti.ms mism-p.iL'jl f ir i-.imf.irt ;oi,l H,dvty Fares Kifihl JIl'CU I.KSS tli.ni by iniy i.tlitr rnute ttotufcii ir'itiw iii WUIiunutto ValU'S :l,"t San Fiv-iieiBt-i I July H. iute i:l YAtjUIX i'.V t.l SAN I'ltANCliro. Tii'C Oie'iu l;i:cloj.lilclit tNt'Tii-A'-.y's fine Nto.imshies sail Kr.itu V.i.iiiu:. l"i..::i S.01 rnilieiM" J Wii Wit o.v .M.i Aj.i Yiiiiii:i CH-. I " it ' Wil X-.iih-y il.:l:-s " Vaciiiiiii i'a v Wc.l " Wil ValU-.v Mm Y.i .iin i ii y Tu5 M .y 1 Y:i.jii;!..-i i ill Si'i Apr S V'i Va'.l. y " 1 1 V t.i;:in.i jt " - Wii' V:i!Kr V fiiTi:'.-. i'il'. " v.i l'ally . HM-. , , :-t . GtLildreii Cry for s . l.e.ivu Yri-pK.-i ii. -Jii .i w Ariie t '..fv..iiis !t;;-i:-.m Arrive .'.H.a;i li.v'u ;i m i.f;ii-. AII..'T It. 4; I' 111 Al ri V.' t -.M I. . 'I IU .'.tTiU: T'.'l.'i!!.! .). l ill Si'le tr:i:H.; fill1, ei mission to teach mankind the road to eternal happiness, but will give you a few quotations. liabakuk 2d chapter, 5th verse. "Yea also because he transgresseih by wine he is a proud man neither keepeth at homo, who en largth his desires as hell and is as death and cannot be satisfied, gathereth unto him all nations and heapeth unto him all people." 15th verse, "Woe unto him that gives his neighbor drink that puttest thy bottle to him and makes him drunken. Proverbs 23d chapter, 29th verse, '"Who hath con tention, who h.ilh babbling, who hath wounds without cause, who hath red ness of e3-es." :30th vers?, "They that tarry long at the wine, they that go to seek mixed wines " 31st verse, :Look not upon the wine when it is red, when it giveth its colors in the cup, when it moves itself aright," 32d verse, "At the last it bitheth like a serpent and s tinge th like an adder." I haven't time to cpaote more but please read all ot the second chapter of liabakuk and weep. It's doubtful if a person was ever saved from death by whiskey but what something else would have had the same effect and not taken chances on a remedy that Its history is written in hum in blood. It looks to melikoit's given to men to satisfy their depravei appetite in place of curing them. The time will como when the doctor wil see that it is his mission to prevent disease. You say I call the whiskey of Regents of Corvallis college is that traffic criminal. What is a ciimcl thi board was not only wrong in their 1 1 would think it would be a crime to action, but the act itself was dishon- j orable. If there were technical errors, they ware their own, and they took ad vantage of them, which in law is high ly dishonorable, llev. Moses a gradu ate hailing from Ilandolph Macon, stated publicly in the board, "that there was not a newspaper in Oregon but what would sneer at Christianity and morality." Of course he meant the secular papers. I le saitl other hard things about newspapers, none of which were true, and exhibits that men that run on such narrow tracks are not competent to rim a first-class college. My Bro. let mo say to you, the major ity of the newspapers of Oregon are favorably disposed to Christianity, and w hen you speak of them in such an im proper spirit, you only show your own w eakness, as you did when you un lar took to teacii the Albany public schools and signally failed. The influence of these wicked newspapers was sought by you when you were running for office, and you was pleased to see a favorablo mention of yourself at any time. Do not be alarmed the news papers of Oregon, bad as you charac terize them, will see to it that you and your coterie shall not be allowed to carry out youi concocted plans, which will ruin you as members of a respec table church, and destroy you person ally. Wc think too much of von for that. use anything for a wrong purpose, so if liquor is used for a wrong purpose it would not be right but a crime, you cannot point out any moral it has ever done, and authority claims that liquor cannot be digested and there is no nutriment in it, if that is so it looks like it was used for a w rong pur pose. If liquor digests how is it that a topers breath will ignite aud burn him up. Consequently we cannot be temper ate with whiskey but temperance ap plies to necessaries of life and they who eat more than their system needs are intemperate, and it is tiie cause of most diseases. I don't expect the amendment will come up to every per sons expectations, but it is to be hoped that it will terminate right for it puts king alcohol on tho side of justice. Truth being our guide and we cannot err, for truth is divine in its origin, eternal and unchangeable iu its nature and omnipotent in its constitution. W, B. Taylok. ling state money. v e are .sorry to see Bishop Keener transcending his authority when he directs this thing in so arbitrary nmntver as it seems that he is doing. The Board of Trus tees alone-can act in the premises, yet the Secretary of tho Conference is di rected by the Bishop not to give tran scripts from the minutes of the Annual Conference to anyone that may ask them, and directs certain resolutions withheld fiom taking their propt r course in being presented to tho last egi.siatiire, and yet the last conference passed a resolution directing the publi cation of said minutes. Now while we think that some of the Corvallis papers were rather hard upon those regents that favored this unnecessary action, yet there was to our mind a little dissembling that was not in ac cord with the conduct of chiistiau ministers. Silas J Day of Jackson county, Win. Lcdgerwood of Douglas county, and B. L. Buchanan of Ben ten county, aro men of unquestioned integrity, and are practical men, but in this case they were improperly in fluenced, by appealing to their church pride, and church prejudice. The positio-i advocated by Revs. Oglesl y, Craig, Michael and others, that the resolution passed at the Dayton Con ference in 1881, meant only a ".spur," and did not mean what it said, yet it was passed by a unanimous vote; is to my mind un acknowledgement of the most dishonorable proceeding it lies ever been our misfot tune to witness. We hope these brethren will rcllcct, and attend to their own business, with out a guardianship from Nashville Tcnn., or from Polk county Oregon. More anon. B. Hon. Lrdaiid Stanford says that the finest and hirtust immiiation will come to the Umpquu valley this year than was over known iu her history by live times over. IVr.s iS leaving here and a few having m-.de purchases elsewhere have made a nr.dake. This is certainly in meiiy respects' the guind est country on earth, and the lethargy thai has possessed our p op'e for years will be shaken oil", ;e.id "ig"r and enter prise ttill characterize our people in the fatnre. Ilea! til and Sleep without Morpliiuc. I.KC.AI. AOViOKT iskments f;i Oroffuii fur A LESSON WITH A MORAL. : When Will Our Eyoj be 'Opened to thU Great National Ca'.iraity? The lli'jlt License JtiU lijfort. n Senatorial .' mittre. The sessions of the legislature of California are limited to sixty days that is to say, for that period of time the Solons get pay. If they continue in session longer their work is gratui tuous. Ten dollars a day is the sum paid the California legislator now. At an earlier day in the history of that state they received an ounce of gold dust per day (about $16), which was then considered poor pay. Two human skeletons havo Leon found imbedded in solid rock in Ari zona. Both were in a setting posture and arc supposed to have been females. It is thought that they belonged to some prehistoric race and sat down by by the bed of a lake to talk over the now fashions and did not notice the ilicrht of time. Ex, New Yokk, March 2?, The Trib une's Albany dispatch says the State Committee on Internal Revenue Af fairs will consider immediately the Crosby New York and Brooklyn High License lill. It is believed here the Governor will veto the bill.J The Manhattan Temperance Associ atiou held a meeting at Mason's Tern pie yesterday to take to task Mayor Hewitt and the Excise Board for fa voring the sale of beer on Sunday. Resolutions were offered urging- the legislature to pass no law unlocking the safeguards now thrown about the observance of tho Sabbath, and also saying the Mayor and Board of Exciso are deserving of the mostj emphatic re buke. The resolutions were passed without a dissenting voice. Copies will be s:nt to the Mayor, Board of Ex cise, the speaker of the Assembly, and the President of the Senate and Gov. Hill. llomls nml llritttjro. "A friend to Roads" writes wisely on tlr.s subject in this issue. We should by all means have a road along the route w hich he mentions. Roads and bridges are much needed in this county. Bridges at Winchester across the North Uinpqua, one at Winstons Ferry, and at other places in the coun ty would bcprc6table investments for us all. Nothing builds up a country so fast as good roads and bridges. Now as fast as possible we should like for our county authorities to look into the necessities of these matters and render relief at an early day. More good roads and good bridges is our .motto. Jfts Deep Interett i utile Welfare of Vait way JCniilnijeee. Cornelius Vandcrbilt, Vice Presi dent and chairman of the finance Com mitteo of the New Y"ork Men's Chris tian Association, through whose hands every voucher passes and receives his signature, is erecting, at his own ex pense, a building close to the Grand Central Depot iiithat city, at a cost of 680,000, which will contain a gym nasium, batlis, bowlir.g-aliess, class rooms, and a library, principally upon science a nd engineering, for the use of railway employees upon all roads cen tering in the metropolis. Religious meetings and Bib'e cl sses will be held upon Sundays for the men and their families, and a mid-weekly prayer-meeting for the employees who wish to attend. The work will be in charge of the Railway Department of the Young Men's Christian Associa tion. The year 1S3G plaved sad havoc with many prominent men of our country. Many of them died without warning, passing away apparently in the full flush of life. Others were e-iek but p. comparatively short time. We turn to our tiics and are astonished to find that most of them died of apoplexy, of paralysis, of nerv ous prostration, of malignant i lood huiror, of Blight's disease, of heart dis ease, of kidney disease, of rheumatism or of pneumonia. It is singular that most of our promi nent men die of these disorders. Any journalist who watches the telegraph re ports, will be astonished at the number of prominent victims of these disorders. Many statements have appeared in our paper with others to tho cflbct that the diseases that carried off so many promi nent xuen in 1886, are really one disease, taking different names according to the location of the fatal effects. When a valuable horse perishes, it becomes the nine days' talk of the sport ing world, and yet thousands of ordinary horses are dying every day, their aggre gate loss is enormous, and yet thoir death creates no comment. So it is with individuals. The cause of death of prominent men creates com ment, especially, when it can bo shown that one unsuspected disease carries off most of them, and yet " vast numbers of ordinary men and women die before their time every Jyear from tho same cause." It is Baid ii the blood is kept free from uric acid, that heart disease, paralysis, nervous prostration, pneumonia.rbeuma tism, and many cases of consumption, would never be known Th;s uric acid, we are told, is the waste ot the system, and it is the duty of tho kidneys to re move this waste. . U We are told that if the kidneys aro maintained in pcifect health, the lirie, kidney, acid i3 kept out of tho blood, and these sudden and universal diseases caused by uric acid will, in a largo measure disappear. . - But how shall this be done? It is folly to treat effects. If there is any known way of getting at the cause, that way should be known to the public. We be lieve that AVarner'8 safe cure, of which so much has been written, and so much talked of by the public generally, is now recognized by impartial physicians and the public as the one specific for such diseases. ''W-fi Because public attention has been u reefed to this great remedy by means of advertising, some persons havo not ba lieved in the remedv. Wc cannot seo how Mr. Warner could immediately benefit the public in any other way, and his valuable specific should not bo con demned because some nostrums have come beforo the public in the same way, anv more than that all doctors should be condemned because so many of them are incompetent. . - It is astonishing what good opinions you hear on every side, of that great remedy, and public opinion thus based upon an actual experience, has all the weight and importance of absolute truth. At this time of the jear, the uric acid in the blood invites pneumonia and rheumatism, and there is not a man who does not dread these monsters of disease ; but he need have no fear of them we are told, if he rid the blood of the uric acid cause. -J' These words aro strong, ; and rnay sound like an advertisement, 'and be re jected as such by unthinking people, but we believe they are the truth, and as such should be spoken by every truth loving newspaper. ;f, 1 01c i lie..1.! f ..'lit 1.: tne jl it.. til'J I'.iUlltV "f i.iTIL-!v. S..1. Ali'.a'.iani, l"l..i:ili!t -i f StiU in cijiiity in f.irt- lie-H'jt T.vn-mt iiti'l An- ."c'o-t; .1 l'.i'.st ;i;u. 11:1 J. T.11 runt. lM'is. j rp.j Cm.re Tarrant ami Anna .1. Tarrant, ikliu X (lants .iu 11 iltl.vl, ill the Hainij .iftllu stale nf eiro..m: Von arc lfji'diy ru'ei'mi t a-p.'ar ami answer t'io e iiit!aiiit ti e I ajj.iinst ym in Ih-J !Mve entitle:! o iiist ami cause li.v tin.- lir.-l Jnj "I the next regular t-n:i i.'i s:ti..i :iiirt, to-vit, the lir-a Muiniay, the 2utl Jay cf May i.i7. An.! j..u will take lattice that if i ''Ml ( al ;;.i t .ij-pear ami answer wii'.l eoni iil iiiil the i!aimi;f wil! a;y!y tolhe curt fur the relief tlf'.ii'imte'J tiieAiii, to vit: 'I hat the mortgajtc mentioned in 1 he e.Jiiil'i.iinl tl 1 in the follou'ii. I re l Ue , to wit: An im li i led huh" iui. re-a in all I tli. t imi..i. of the iiorthut'-it quarter ( the north j we-t. i,u;:rter, the south !.a!i of the li.-i tii West quar I t'.-r, and the south et quarter and the west half 01 the south cast qu 11 ter 01 seefi.ia iiumher four (I) 111 to:ohi thirtli three f-outh, of ram-e six (ii) ivet Ivii.L' south of the line of the tra-k ot the OiV'.o.ii & California :a:Ji-..ad Company eor.taiuiui; 3;W ai res nmre or le.-.s. Al-o the we?t half of the north we d rpi irlcrof seeti.ai thirty one(30 in town, thirty-! ao (:!.') s-ni!ii of niiiaeiN (;) v,c-t eniitainin;; lu.'i.tii acres. The eist 1. ill of the. Muth west quar ter and south e.id quarto- of seetion thirty one :t! tlie ii. irlh hail' of the soul ll e.4 qui i ter and south east ijr.arter of juiitil west -.piartcr of seetion lilllll i'cr thirty -two (.:.) s. mh of ranvc six (o) west eon-lain- aeies. Also tlie s-juth u.-t quarter of t !.e south wed quarter, tl:e north east quarter oi the hOtilh we. t quarter, the s,int!i west qu. li ter of the north ca- quarter nnd the east l.aif of tlie north east quarter .if .-eti..u three .'!, the wet half of the west half of se tU'.u ten in town. No tlii' ty three (.'l.'i) somli uf raii 'ij six uil west eontainiii'' Sl'il.Jl acres. AU-o the .north wait quarter, the west half of the north east .quarter, the east half of the south west quarter and west half of south east quarter of section two (") in tow n, thirty-three (3 ;) BOttth of ran.e six (;) west containing" i04.:i acres. Also south e:t?t quarter '.if the north west quarter, the worth eat quarter of tho tmth welt quarter arid mirth haif of south east quarter of section five in town, thirty-three (Mi so.e,li, of ran-'e six (() vest eontainiuw ltio acres. Also lot iiumlter one of sec tion ei'-rht (i) an 1 lot.i thres am! four and the soiitl west qinrtci" of the north west quarter of section nine (:) in to.v:ishi thirty-three (!.)) south of ranre six (Ii) west containing 1' -.. 7 1 acres. Also lots one and two and south h iff of the north east quarter of section (.'.) in township thirty-three (.') ;) south of rati ;e -tlx (.;) west eoiit-uuiu-;' lMLila aeres. Also the north half of soulh east quarter, tlie smith cad quarter oi tlie north west quarter an. I tho nort n e"st quarter ot me boutii west quarter 01 seen 01 nine 11 town thin v-fnrec (:1a) south of ranuesix ('. west contain itiif lii'j acres, Ais.i a;l that por'.ii' i of the north we ;t quarter of th 1 n.irth we -t qu :r!er 01 section four in town thiriy-tliree (:(.:) south of ran,'c six !) wettlvfir iioria .d the t rack of tne Oregon & L'al ifornia ii ail road company containine; thirty (:io acres more or le-i. Andal;oail I hat part of the north east quarter of the north He-d quarter of section lour in town, ttnrtv Inree i:j:) south of ran.-e tax (o) west illaniette yieri.iian i intr and hein--south ot tlie line of tho trick of the Oregon ,t- California Kailroad eoiiioinv. All said lands an 1 premises are si; uated in !oU 'las eouutv, Oregon and e-mtain in all Two 1 hous.uid three hundred and lorty acres more or less nnd enihiiice their interest in the heretofore un sold t iw-ii property at the town oi Julia, sometimes called (lien. Isle, and also the saw mill situated at hV-pIu.c Together with the tenements, heredit aments and appurtriiaticc-s thereunto Peloii-'iii'' or 111 111 v wise appertaiinii'-. Jlavhe foreclosed and the said pre;nies ordered to he sold mid tlie proceeds a ipheil in the payment of iid de'd t..-w it. Fourteen I li.nisand lo!l .rs to'ethi.i well interest on thirty live Iran ! red dollar thereof from the i2nd day o January l&ati and on i .vo thousand .ioilars from the il'nt' day .. J! ay IHSii, and on three thousand dollars from the '22nl day of January 1 .-island pliinlilis cosis ami .usnursei'ientsin tins suit. A11.1 that plain tiff have .lilJi'ineiit a-rainst the defendant Oeor-i T arrant for any h. dance that may remain unnaid aud that he h.ne exoeut im therefor. This sum 1110ns ispuhlishe 1 hv the orderof Hon, II. ij. llcau iluUu'c 01 tlie atiov'u entitled court made and dated the ICth day ofi ehrmiy laS7. M m. it. n.uh, AUornov for Plaintiff, Ore.,!!-! .x. Calif-.!'..! 1 V Aloany and (.'on allis. The Company re-er-. es the r-S.t ei:aii.;e sailing days. Tares-, between t'orvad'is and San I r ineiseo, Fares Ii.iil & Cabin SI I,- - Kail & tc-rat ?l.SS. Km further information apply to C. C. Ho-.-ue A. O. F. & P. A.' t., (AmaUis. ) SI8ESrir SALE In the t.rrcuit t ou; t f tho state of t re;.oii for Uoo--'as county. S. Marks, A. Marks V. I. I riedlan ler under tl iirm name t I N. -Mai Ks ,v t o. he- poiideiits. vs II. (i, Crow an ! K. .'. I'ro-v A-.o.. ;i ,vt .. : !': ; -v. 1, v:i r. v i- '1 . 1 a i i n; nrit tvii lv virtue of an execution issued i.ui of the ireuit court 1 i the state of Ore'-ron iu and for Douir- las ct.unty on the :!lth day of i'ehruarv Isj7 and to no in livcred 111 the iiheve enti'.I -.! 1. i.rt and cause iu pursuance of a decree ree..erej iu tlie Supreme court of the state ot Oregon on the 14th day of Jan uary IscT and entered upon the mandate of the said Supreme court in the records of the aid ( ireuit urt on the 21th uav of lehruarv lss; in favor of the above named liesjM.ndcnfs, IS. Marks Ai Co., and against the aliove named Aiija Wants, II. . row and I-.. .1. I row, cotiitiiaiiilieir me to sel the hereinafter described real propcrt y iu the manlier 11rtiM1le.it by law for the sale of real propern iinilcr execution, and apply tlie proceeds arising from such sale (1) in the payment of the cost .f such s ile and the costs and uistmiscnicnts of this cause 111 the court below unountin;; to ii-JH.02, w ith lejral inter est thereon fiom the l'.nh day of February lted. ( ) iu payment of the jiiil-iucut in favor of K. J Crow and njainst 11. t;. Crow miiouiitiiii; to?:10.".i..'i0 with interest thereon at the rate of one t cr cent ner month from the l'.lth day ..f February ltii. (:',) in payment of the judjrineut in favor of S. .Markj A; Co. ind aLianst 11 . i. tro.v anioiiiitin to S747.2;) with lea! interest thereon from tlie l'.Hliday of February ls.si. (1) iu payment of the costs and d'islrd.sctiictit'g f this appeal allowed and taxed at 175.05. (') that tlie ren.ainiier if any, lie paid to ltcf'Uidant K. J. Crow . Whereas said execution conunaiiils me that nit if tiie proceeds of said sale 1 F.itisfv the alone 1:111ns together witn interest m pu:-.-uance thcr- of will on MOXM.VY the 1th dav of April ls?7. at the hour of (1) o'clock p. 111. of snid day sell at pub lic auction 111 iroiit of the court bouse do..r m ltose hurj Iioulas county Oregon to the hiifhest bidder CailatTiiEKEViFAVoo.ee and get your blank cleeas and mortgages with the nate printed ia the mortgage. All kinds of blanks on hand cheap. Call and sec us licfure pur chasing elsewli :re. If you want to sell your house don't put a card on it "for sale" but fix it up as though you expected to live there forever. Some one will "Ct envious and try to buy you out. When Eaby waa sick, ire giro her Castoria, When Bho was a Child, she cried for Castoria, TVhcn she became Miss, she clang to Castoria, When tho bad Children, she gave them Castoria, MUKKETJIE1V2!T. Roseau KG Makke i j Hold on There, Where are y ou Going? 1 I am Going to Say That i Youiiff" I Ilamiiiitte AT 1 jar to OP it Ma Wish to Announce that they have just received tho Finest Stock OF Hardware Stoves Tinware Ar.J arc PrcpnreJ (o Give Cu&tonicrs SUCH BARGAINS AS DEFY COMPETITION. If you wish to buy Good White Or Colored Shirts, Ask for the S'iVNDAliD SHIRT- 000 Foii a (Joou I'aih ok Ovkkalls, Ask for, the Boss of the Road and tukts no otlnr.s. To !j h.tl of all lir.it cl.is, deulcr.s f'.rcasli in liihl I lie ful!i-iv in tlciTitiil real irnii ci tc t'm ii: S K J nf sceticni :;.",'!" 27 S K 7 Wert also luV .No. (1) 11 ml the eas-t liall of lot Xn. (31 iii lilock No. (l)aml lil ick Xos. two anil four in tin: town of I.onliiii'' tilass, aNo the Ambrose Xcivtoii Donation mil claim No. (:,:l) in section,! (i.s) ;uul in Kiiil township, also lots No. ( I) ami (;,) ami tlie X W of the S W i of sicctioii (!) and lots No. !)(:') ami (3) iml the X V i of sc.tioii (j) and the S W 1 of the S W of section (2!)) ami lots No. (:t)(l) (.") ami H) in section (26) am! lot (1) of the N E J of sect ion (32) mm tne vt 01 1110 . t. ; ot section (3i;ni Faitltown iiiip, also the umlh iilc.l one ixl!i interest in the S. i. Kxans donation laml claim 111 section ((') of township :!i.) S It (C) u st am! the W , of the S V J of section ("'.laml the N W of the X W J of section (7) T (2) S i: (7) V am! the N E j of the X E( of seen. 11 1 -) 1 (2,s) s Ii (-) a;i the atorcsunl prem ises Ij-intf and ljem in loii-las eouutv trci.'on. 11. .'. AliKK, Sheriil of liouulas county Urcu- n. HUKSUfiT SAL?:. In the ( ireuit Cm-it of the slate of I'lt '.ni ill and f..r Douglas coiiut v. Amanda C. ail. Charics Win. f:iil and li,nnie Dear l'llis. I. " v. 1 J.' A. Dall.m Deft. - j NOilt'K IS HEKLliY CiiVKN TH.T INDKK and by virtue of an cxccv.tiou 1 out ..t tlie Circuit conn of the state of Oregon for the coun ty of Douglas on the 17th day of Mar -h isv, and to 111c delivered in pui-siianec of" a jml ri.ieot n-coicnd in said Circuit court mi I lie 21 s' dav .' O t iher IST.'i in fat or of Chas. Va'l now decea-i-i .ihd a ::-.i:i t the above named ilefemlalil. .1. A. ll:i!l.,n ,.,,.1 .,..,,;.... tlie heiein after described rea!tron rtv w !iereis said execution commands tne to sc'I siiid descril.t ii real property and out of the nroceeos ariin-. from :iiil sale 1 satisfy the balance due on said iiiilnielit of record amounting to sl-'J-iM together with S'JS.ItO eost, and the cost and espensci of said sale. There fore in pursuance of said execution I have levied upon and wil! on SATURDAY, the 2::rd dav of Ami!. 1,-sr. at the hour of 1 o'clock p. 1:1. oi aid da v si 11 at nub- lie auctioM in ficiil of "the Court House Door iu iloscbiliL'. Douglas count v. dr.. to f.e bi-lost bid. der forc.w-h in hand, all tin; li .bt title aud iiocrest ine siiiil iletemlant has 111 and to the followimr 1 e- scribed real proi.jrty to-wit: The fraciional SWJ 01 tlie s tt j ot See. 2i) am! the S K f of tlie S I. J of Sec. SO and the X W of tli X V J of Sec :(2 and the X K J of X K of See. ol all ill T. 24 South of llaniro a West of Willamette meridian in Don-las eouutv, Oregon. j. c. Aofi:' Dated March 17, 1SS7. .Sheri'ff. 1WJ J.LWAiiD SuPERiQata DJDQB5E0 BV 15 Will W iven nitj" in.tii ill produce a K-i- r....i 1.. t to bo an' h'Hiemblt; itiiin. . ...1- . .... it. . ' nn M rT-ir ll l 111 assert re- rnHb i iUALL.7 f - Hued cast zinc is not one rf Aiy ffPlt'f of the most cduriii of O AScJ. all known niatcriai to J tflP ks withstaml tlie actions oi ffiUU' I t!ie w.Tather. i'' OVER !! 1 I'l ti l' uiioNZi: co., Detroit, Mich. f SSWaSiaSii 0 Jt&j&t: 45.000 'Tnceabfi WHITE BRONZE AXD STATUARY Were awarded -GOLD MEDAL AT .WORLD'S FAIR, New Ohlkass, 1 S S -A - rot ict For Sti'oiication. Land OSicc at K.-nelmrir, or. Mar. 2s, IsST. Oilt.K IS UKiir.UV OIVKN THAT TIIK K!, lowiinr named settler lias filed notice of his intention to nuke 'inal pro if iu supp irt m his ciaim, ai-d that said proof will lie ma le Itetore the llejister or Ke.-civer of . the 1'. S. Land olhce at itosebur', Or., on Satard ty, -M iv 7, 1SS7, viz: .ti.vit t !N I'l i;iti; rii.i;, Homestea 1 Ki,!rv No. 3vH for the S. K. i ,f ; w ,. Sec. 2s, T. 2D, S. It. i West W. M. -0 ,',',.; the following witnesses to prove his conlii:!to:i resi dence upon, an 1 cultivatHtn of s: i.i ! nd, ;z- If. A. Ail mu, I. I.ii II il!, W. Ii. Drake, Wni'. Hudson' all of M.rile Cree!t, Douglas county, Oregon. V. W. Johnston, Krister. V MI1MI IRflETMTC J. A. Cardwell, Agent, - Jacksonville, Oregon This space is reserved for BROS Wheci, I' bu i 64c Hurr rlour, lrck j $j.oo Roller Fl.rttr $1.25 Buans, V'h ; 4c Cutter, V V : ; 2;C Cheese, V ..J 25c Eggs, iloz '10c Lard, V in IOC Oatmeal U lh. .. i Sc Ccrnmcal, t; tt 3c Crackevl Wheat. l; 1! 6c Toiatocs, l? Iju $1.00 Oats, V hu 50c Hay, t? ton Si5!i S WixA, t? li . 22c Ham anil Bacon, t-; it.. . .- 9(1? 10c Dried Apples f io L. 5c " Teaches .!. 10c " Phjms 5c " l'runes L ' ' 10c firan, V ton ;. $20 Chickens, t? duz J . $2. 50 1st the (. ircttil Court 01 tuc State el Uretiun li.r the countv uf I )oiiii!as. S, Marks ami 11. Wollealieig ri.unlilfs. vs Simon Krc;;.ont r.nt.1 IVtcr I'ii'eninii, Mo:-e Free ami Abraham J le.tiUmn, Trustees of New Oilcssa Ci'iv.imiuily. II. ollenburg. 1 sailor inleiiiierir and Aiiveo t oilenbero; )artners ttiuler die !ina name cf II. Wollcn licrg.v l.to.s. I lefeiidants. Suit in entity lo forecl'.KC a mortcaiie. rPo Simon Kremont, 1'eter I'iieman, Moses J. Free ami Abraham Hcailman the above nameil defendants, in the name of the Slate of Oretron you and each of you are hereby re quired to appearand answer the complaint of plainull liled ayatnst you in the above entitled suit on or before the 1st day of the next regular term of the Circuit court of the state ol Oregon lor Douglas county lo-vvil: Monday the 2d day of May, 1SS7, and if ymt fail so to appear and answer the plaintiffs will apply to the court for the relief iletnanueu in sard complaint to-wit: that the mortgage described in said complaint be forccl.ised and the real property therein described be sold to wit: the V ' of the X W 'J, S F. U i S W X, X W.U of.S Y and S V U' S W of section 31 and S yol 5 V. ' section 3? in township 32 south of range 6 West ami the W of X Ii X K'i of X K and K ,'i of S F. of section 4 and S Y of X W '4 X Y 4 of S V V X of X W '( S E of X Y V and X W of X L 4 of sec ion 3 in township 33 south of range 6 West of Wil'canUte Meridan in ! louglas: county Oregon and containing 760.2!; acres more or le.ss with the tenements hereditaments and appurtcn . enecs thereunto belonging or in anywise jp perlaining. 1 r.at the j .roceeds of r.aid :."de be applied to the payment of the costs and expenses of said foreclosure and sale, to the payment ot such a sum as the court may adjudge reasonable as attorneys fees in this suit, and to the pay ment of two thousard '.v.o hundred and forty eight and thirty tive one hundredths didars due from ilie defendant Simon KremoAt to plainliiVs with intetc-d thereon at the rate of eight percent per annum from the 15U1 day of March, 1SS7, and fir the costs and dis bursements of this suit. That the said defen dants and each of them be forever barred and foreclosed of all right and equity of redemp tion in and to the said moil gaged premises or any part thereof, and if the proceeds of said ?ale It insufficient to nay the cos's and expen ses and the amount due plaintiifs as aforesaid that plaintiffs have judgement against the said defendant Simon Kremont for any deficiency so remaining, and that they have execution thcte- for. This Summons is published by order of Hon.R. S. Ilean Judge of the above entitled court made March 16th, 1SS7 . J. C. Fi'u.f.kton, Atty. forPlaintilts. Scike For Publication Lai.d Oliice al Howntits; Or. Feb. 21, 1SS7. "VTOTI .K IS 11EHKHY til VEX THAT TIIK !d,. il lowing inmed settler has filed notice of his in telitioii to make liual proof iu support of his claim and that said proof iviil he made before the lleuister or Uei.-iver of the L". S. band otliec at ltojelnir" Oregon, o;i Tiui.-s.l iy April 11, D,s7, viz: " Wm. Hiiih, lloui' stead Knlry No. :yl2 for ll e X '. of S F ' S W t of S K ami S K of.S W ;.. seetion "f,), Tp!;. IClttOst. lie names the foilovin' witncs.ic, to prove libs eoiitijiuoiis residence upon, and cultiva tion of said laijil, t .:: Hiram Harker. Tlios. shrum Wm. .1. Cliftoif. J. F Darker, all of lloschur V it Dou,-!:i.se iuntVOi-. Cn vs. W. .Ion sht., ' kesj-.ster. -a 3 3Si !t!5i 3 Tin- Lightest Jlunuiiisj auJ niorst Powerful WinJaiill now before t!io Fuulic Needs no atleution, ami lasts for yoais. . A(in.:i.lsir;.(ors Final Sot Ice. In Coiinly Court of the State of Oregon for Dotiu'liiH County estate of W. I). Shelton deceased AltiTICEIS IIKUKBY UIVEX TUAT THE VS ll dersiirocd mltniiiMnilor J tho above entitled estate hai liled bis final amount iu settlement of said estate in the abo-.e entitied court and tho said eourt lit' order d'lh' tn.wlo luu fixed Monday, tin-4th day oi April lss; for he iritis objevtioiiB if anv tliere be to said tina! account and to tho settlement of said estate, late-l at tlnbtirg, Oregon, the llh day of .March ls7. ' J. C. Ft l.LKKTON, X. T.AKAI T, Attr. for Admr. Administrator Aduiinistrntors Final Notice. In the county court of the state, of Orc.-"n for DfHialas coiintv eta(e of A. I). Jones ilcccueJ. TUuriCKIS HEKKHY U1VF.N THAT THE I'X Xl dersiirucd administrator of the a'nove entitled estate has tiled his final account m the scltlenient of said estate ill the above entitled court and tlie said court by ordor duly made lias fixed Tuesday, the -1th day of July, lssT.for boarin objections if any there be to said final account and to the settlement of said otato. Hated at Koseburj, Oregon, the 25, day of March IM. J. II. Siltl'B, Administrator. Admiiilstratois Final Notice. In the county court of the fctate of Orei;oii for I)ou','Uvs county "citatt of Ilcurv Wagoner deceased. NOTICE IS HEKEUY OIVEX THAT THE I X dersiirned administrator of the ab)ve entitled estate has filed bis final account in the Fbttleiucnt of said estate in tbn above entitled eourt and tin; said court by onkir duly made has fixed Tueay the 5th day of July lSiST, for bearing o!'e;tioii if any tiiere be to iaid fin d aeeouut Shd to the settle ment of aald estate. Dated at Itosebunr, Oregon the 25th, day of March j. i. Shrrii, Administrator. TO LEASE OR SELL "VTOTKEIS HEREBY CIVEX THAT 1 WILL JLl lease or sel! the Steam Saw Mill ktio nn as J. J. hitsctfs mill on Deer creek Douylas County, ro. gon. For further partieularj enquire of ,. U. WllHUKTT, Admiuistrato BreTvsteT's Patent Itcln Bolder. Vonr lines aro whero yon pnt thom nrA under horses' reet. une agent sola 12 aaz. in 5 davs, one dealer sold 6 doz. In 15 days. Samples worth $1.50 fbee. Write for terma. E, 3 BliEWSTEB, HoUy, Ulcb, PATENTED, Tliese Mills are the Best, Cheapest, Strongest and Lightest, AND ARE BELFEEGULATOHS- Pacific Manufacturing o 934 & 936 MISSION ST., S. F. . Co. 12-a 14-ft. 16 DON'T MILLS X "A" MILLS FORGET THE PRICES. $G5 75 00 lG-ft. 18-ft. 20-ft J3" "A" MILLS 10-ft. MILLS 50 Order through The Review oliice and save extra charge. $110 125 150 ! ! IT