The Coast mail., May 01, 1880, Image 4

f
The Const MaiL
VATUlWAVf
MAY 1, 18S0,
AtIco tttUytu
llunlollo preaches Iho following
rroecl Jn a recent numlwr of tins
jrrmkoyo: "And then romctnber,
my win, you have to work. Whcth
or you hnndlo a pick or a pen, a
wheelbarrow or n jot of books, dig
ftlng ditches or editing a pnper, ring
ing an auction bell or writing funnv
things, you must work. If you will
look around you, you will bco thnt
the men who arc most able to work
are Hie men who work the hardest.
l)on't bo afrnid of killing yourself
by overwork, eon. H is beyond
;Vour power to do thnt, Men ennnot
work so hnrd as thnt on the sunny
Mdc of thirty. They die sometimes,
hut it is because they quit work at
ft r. M. , and don't get horop until
2 a. m. It is the interval that killn.
my son. The work gives you an ap-jj-ctito
for your meals ; it lends solid
ity to your slumber, it cives von n
lcrlect and grateful appreciation of
1 1 ! I , n't
. ' " "
ft iiuimiij, i llUJU
who io not work, my son ; young
men who make a living by sucking
the end of a cane, whose entire men
tal development is sufficient to tell
them which side of a postage stamp
to lick ; young men who can tie a
necktie in eleven different knots,
and never lay a wrinkle in it, and
then get into a West Hill street car
to go to Chicago ; who could sicnd
more money in a day than you
could spend in a month, son, and
who will go to the Sheriffs to buy
a postal card, and apply at the of
fice of Street Commissioner for a
marriage license. But the world is
not proud of them, my son. It does
not know their names, even ; it only
speaks of them as old So-an'-So's
boys. Nobody likes them, nobody
hates them ; the great, busy world
viw.D i t,uii jviivitt inn .ia l,lt"-.j
I k l-tVfl tl. HBA Al-
nnu a i, uie greai uny oi resurrecuon
if thov donotannenr at the sound
f,i, ., . , .. . . ,
ofthctrumpet-and they certainly
will not unless somebody tells them
what it is for and what to do I
don't think Gabriel will miss them
or notice their absence, and they
will not be sent for or disturbed.
Things will go on without them.
So find out whnt you want to be,
and make a dust in the world.
, ,,,,,.
linmnr vnn nr ilin lrco ilnvnlln -nt,
are ant to cet into, the sweeter will
be your sleep, the brighter and hap-
f., . A .... ii i... .-ii;j.. i ii i
pier will be your holidays, and the
better satisfied will the world be
with you. No, my son, the world
does not owe you a living. If you
convince the world that 3011 arc nec
essary to its well-being, its happi
nss, its moral existence, then the
world will begin to claim you and
make room for ou in the body
pews with the eoftest cushions and
the easiest footstools. But don't fall
into the common error of supposing
4lin tl,f xrnrld mvi vnu n li-intr '
It doesn't owe you anything of the
kind. Tho world isn't responsible
for vour being. It didn't send for
you, it never asked you to come and
in no sense is it obliged to support
you now that you are here. Your
living is here a good, comfortable
living good, healthTul hard work,
ripples of laughter nnd sprinkles of
tears, hours of happiness and mo
ments of headache, days of labor
and nights of rest, duties to be per
formed and rewards to be won. It
is nil here, son disappointments,
etruggles, success and honors; but
the world doesn't owe you one of
them, not one. You can't collect
your living as one would a debt, by
nimply presenting your bill, or giv
ing your lawyer the account to sue.
You have to work for it, and work
like a Trojan too. When you hear
a man say tho world owes him a liv
ing, and ho is going to have it, make
up your mind that he is just mak
ing himself an excuse for stealing
a living. Tho world doesn't owe any
man anything, my son. It will give
you anything you earn, and you
must look out over tho world and
know that all the plunder you can
gather in by honest work is yours,
and no more. If you can't get any,
why none of it 5b yours, and Jf you
v&n search out and carry away ton
times as much as your neighbor,
why that in all yours and ho has no
right to wait and whino over his bad
luek and want you to divide. And,
jnysnn, in all human probability
you will not want to divide. I
Jiojx- you may, hut it is very likely
you will uoL
NkaI. DltATON made another balloon
aarcneion from Rt. Louis in fine ntylo
nnd high wind at 4 :10 o'clock tho on
18th, and at 4 :M) was Been pawing
over Hunker Hill. Illinois, 28 miles
dUtnnco, from half to three-quarters
of a mile liij-li. going duo north. In
ulead oi a basket, ho used trapeze
rln K,Aid was drced in tiflhts, and
when Wt neon hero ho was hanging,
hv lifn feet, head down, sailing at the,
rate of about -10 mjlci per hour.
Tho lM.un.rm.
IlCMlvitl, By tho Itopiiblicnns of
Oregon in convention nsscmlilcri in
tliocity of Portland, thin i. i. .,... .,t
April, A. 1), 1880, thnt wo nropo.-o to
.............. ,,., mumniFier me niiiiin
of the government at tins Stole hy
Btrirt economy and laithfiiladlir-i-ci.co
to tho constitution and laws thereof
and of the United States.
2. That we nre in favor of regulat
ing and cqiinlizing tho salaries of tho
county ami State olncor , that they
"linlt receive such compensations as
aro usually paid toprivnto persons un
der liktu'ircmnstniiccs of service nnd
responsibility.
S. Thnt we favor a thorough revis
ion and equalization of our system of
taxation, to the end that evcrv spe
cies of property within its limits.
whether owned or possessed hv citi
zens of this or of foretell 'Slates
shall War its equal proportion of
the burthens of tho government
which protects it,
4. That wo propose to maintain
and enforce the amendments to the
Constitution of the Uniten States,
with all the powers of the national,
government, to the end that evcrv
citizen, poor or rich, black or white,
mnv be secured in the full enjovment
of civil nnd political rights.
o. That the overthrow of thciicht
of the electivo franchise of liberty
and life, by which means free govern
ment in a -rariton 01 too states lias
U....W. .l-f-l-l I f t ,
i . "" mnmicsicu irami
;lthre.Hened violence in others, to
arc joung mcnigether with attempted millillie..tion
oi i no laws ot the general govern
ment nnd decisions of the Supreme
Court thereon, by Congressional ac
tion in tho interests of the Democrat
ic parly, arc attempted revolution and
must be met as stun
G. That this is a nation formed by
the people t'.icreof and not a mere
league or compact, and that we reaf
firm the idea of the unity of the na
tion, the supremacy national govern
ment in all matters placed bv the
constitution under iu control, the
preservation intact of all the rights of
municipal self-government otherwise
guaranteed thereby to tho pcoplo or
to the States respectively. At the
same time we arraign thedoctrine of
State sovereignty as the baneful
mother of nullification, secession and
anarchy.
7. That the recent action of the
Democratic party in convention as
sembled, in denouncing the Supreme
luourt ot the United states of Amen
ca, and imputing the moat unworthy
and unpatriotic motives to that high
and honorable court, is unworthy of
law abiding, intelligent and patriotic
American citizens, and directly tends j
to the loosening of the foundation of
four government, the subversion of all
law, and the overthrow of the sanctitv
of a -yslem of judjcalIire, venerable
with age and jierfccted by wisdom.
.8-. Tl?at the attempt by the lexers
of the Democratic party to cheat the
people of the State out of an electoral
vote, was an outrage unparalleled in
the political history of the State, ind
which together with the Maine in
famy and tho attempt to unseat mem
bers, in the halls of Congress for base
Tlie ' l,arl'san advantage deserves the con -
idenination of all fair-minded men.
yyoUj g. That wc condemn the outrageous
lueninaiion oi an i:iir-niiii(iuu men.
: .. n., , ., .
conduct of our Democratic State ad -
HOTEL.
. "
peculations., .
10. We deprecate the course of
members of the Democratic party
who have undertaken to revive sec
tional animosity for the purpose of
Kilitical ascendancy in the Southern
j btatcs and who have revived memor
ies of sectional strife by the defiant
declaration of a purpose to repeal laws
made necessary by the war and en
acted to secure the" results of the war,
and we condemn their attempts to se
cure bv legislation what was not ac
complihed by arms, namely the es
tablishment under tne name ot the
I C A--AM A.... m 4 laAPA fhmsHft rt a
ilrwlrinou whirli rlpstrnv national sil -
oiuiu wjve'Uiuiiit Ji iiiuoi; uuunuiuus
preinaey and winch in part nave leu
to secession and civil war.
11. That to the Republican party
is due the credit of successful resump
tion and restored prosperity and busi
ness revival, and we insist that the
paper and coin circulation of the
country fhall at all times be main
tained nt par with Rold standard of
the commercial world.
12. That while we are in favor of a
revenue for the support of the general
government by duties upon imports,
sound policy requires such adjustment
of import duties hs to encourage the
development of the industrial inter
est of the whole country, and we com
mend that policy of national exchange
which secures to the woriciog man
liberal wages; to agriculture, remun
erative prices; to mechanics and
manufacturers an adequate reward
for their skill, labor and enterprise,
and to the nation, commercial pros-
neritv and indenendence.
13." That we are in favor of judi
cious appropriations by the general
government for the improvement of
our rivers and ueaports as well as for
the construction of eii'-h lines of rail
way communication as will develop
the resources of the countrj and con
nect our Stntc with other nartsofthe
Union, uiidersuch restrictions as will
amply protect the rights of the people
from unjust discrimination and ex
tortionate charges; and that in the
grants of land to railroad, we favor
the sale of the same by the govern
ment to the jMJoploat the lowest price
for public landf, giving 'h' proceeds
only to the corporations.
14. That we demand f our repre
sentation in Congress tii- 'r ;bet en
deavors to seeuro just and judicious
appropriations and favor.".: legisla
tinn in-ilin o-ennrul covoriimorit for
tho free navigation of the Columbia
and the rivers of tho Stnto, the im
provement of the mouth of the Colum
bia and tho harbors at Yaquina and
Coos Hav, the location of a harbor of
refuge at the point along our coast
mobt available to the interests of com
mcrco, the extension of the public sur
veys to meet the wants of our increas
ing populnlion and aid and asjtanoo
to railroads, and tho oponlng up for
settlement suoh of our Indian reserva
tions as tho intercut of civilization de
mands and necessitates.
15, That wo demand a modification
of tho treaty with China sons to re
strict Ohineso emigration to America,
1ft. That wo hold that a well in
structed people alone can 00 porfeotly
frpu.and that it is therefore essential
that the public schools should bo in
.ininind in the duties of ultiionshin
and tho ordinary pursuits of life,
NOTICE OF FIN'AT, PROOF.
Land Omen, Roskmjiui, Or., Apr 14, 1880
oHco is hereby oi von thnt tho following
named witter has tiled notice ot his intcn.
tion to mako final proof in support rf his
claim, tntl seeuro final miry thum-f nt tho
tspiration of thirty days from tho dato of
tin. noticv, vttt Joseph Knos, homestead
application .No, 24l50, for loU 1, a, 0, 10
unit it oi t , .-i tret ion a, r -ii ;, k 1.1
w Mid names tho following a his witnesses,
vii: John tVcwwell, Wm Kirk, A F Mil.
lcr and A 11 Coolev all of Chelm. rs,m-
county, licforo tho Judge or Clerk of tho
court of Curry county, on I'm nil, .l.v ..f
Juno 18S0. '
U7 AVm. F. llcxJAViif, ltegister.
NOTICE OF FINAL l'KOOF.
lAsn Orricic, UtvsKnimo On, Apr lfi, 1RC0
Notice is hereby civon that tho following
named Pettier has tiled notice of his intention
Ui make, final proof in support of his claim,
and seeuro final entry thereof viz: Daniel
11 Cooley. hmneatcid application No 3 IS'? for
tho Si of NEM, NKM of SKL4, NWM of
M-.L4, section M T 40 8, tt 13 w, and
names tho following txs hi witnesses viz:
llenrv Smith, .1iunli V'i.,. Willi..,. V;.t-
---- ., ,-.. ...., ..,...,i. ......
and J M Moon all of Chetco Curry county,
Oregon, before tho 'Judge or Clerk of tfio
Court of Curry count v Or, on tho th day
of Juno ISSO.
17 Wm. F. Hknjavix, Ilegiste
NOTICE OF FINAL l'KOOF.
Ian n Orricr, Koskkviui, On .
April 3, 18S0,
Notice is hereby civen that the following
u&mcd settler has tiled notico of his intcn
tion to mako final proof in support of his
claim and secure- final entry thereof at the
expiration of thirty days from tho dato of
this notice, viz: James H, Stitt, homestead
application rto. for tho EJ of SEt-4,
section 34, T 40, Sit 13 w. NVM of SW
1-4. section 'J, and NEI-4 of NKI-4 section
3, T 41, SU 13 v, and u tines tho following
as his witnnucs, viz: John 1. Cooley, Han.
iel K CV.lie, 1). H. 1'idmcr, and H. L.
Johns, all of Chetcoc, Currj- coun.y Oregon,
on tho 17th day of May ISSO, bcfnro judge
or clerk of the court of Curry etiunty. Or.
15 Wm. F, Dznjamin, ltegister.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
Lank Ornrs at
Tlostnuno, OuKtiox, March 2.. le0.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim, and secure final entry thereof at the
expiration of thirty days from dato of this
notice, viz : Henry L. Johns, preemption
declaratory statement. No. 3210, for tlio
WJofSEi. SWJ of XEI-4 and SK1-4 of
NWP4. sec. 35. T 41 Sit 13 west, and
, ui.it k.u itaiow mi; as ills witnesses, viz
I .!.,,.- . '
' T. J. Stitt, J. F. Marrs, J. H. Stitt, and
, . Moore au otchctco. Curry county,
. Oregon, on tho 17th day of May, 18S0, at
e -nitcJ St3tcs La Offic at Koscburg,
Oregon.
14
Wm. F. Bknjamin, ltegister.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
Land Orricr. at
Roscbcro. Orecon, March 20. 1SS0.
Notice is hereby civen that the following
named settler has tiled notice of his inten
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim, and secure final enff v thereof at tho
j expiration of thirty ilays from date of this
notice, viz: i nomas o. otiti, preniptinn
declaratory statement. No. 3247, for tho E)
of NWI-4.SW1-4 of NW1-4, sec 2. andSE
1 14 of SEW. of ec, 3, T 41 SR 13 west,
and names the following at his witnesses,
'n L- Jobis, J. 1). Cooler, I). II. i
iu imura m? iuuuib , uu muraja,
. : ir T ri.n. T i r,i.. t, ir
, mf nd J. H. Stitt, all of Chetco,
I - - v B,VI1V, t,-.w
. xuiacuurL'. uitvhi.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
Land Oitice, Roscbcro, Or., April."), 18S0
police is nereuy Riven uiai me ionowing
named settler has filed notice of his inten
tion to make final proof in support of his
t claim, and secure hnal entrr thereof at the
expiration 01 thirty nays Irom tne date 01
uns notice, viz: jonn a. Mamson, Home
stead application No. 3006, for the SW1-4
ofNEM, WJofSEI-4 and SEl-4 of SW
1-4 sec 34, T '21, SR II west, and names the
following as his witnesses, viz: L. H.
Palmer, L. M. Ptarce and Leu is Heller of
Dora, and Geo. Xorris, of Fain iew, all of
i r, ... ., , P.. , ,.... tllcn
! . .. v' , A. , v .. ' . '.
J before the Judge or Clerk of the court of
Loos coonty, (Jr. WM. t. UE-VJAiiirc,
1G Register.
NOTICE OF FINAL TKOOF.
L.VSD Owiqe, RosEBcno, Oh., Apr. 5, 1SS0
Xotire is hereby riven that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten
tion to make final proof in support of hi
claim, and secure hnal entry thereof at the
expiration of thirty days from the ilato of
this notice, viz: Luther II Palmer, home
stead application Xo. .1097. for the SW1-4
of SW1-4 sec M, T 27 SU 11 west, lots 3 1
and 1 sec 3, and lot 1 sec 4, T 23, Sit 1 1 w,
and names the follow ina as his witnesses,'
viz: L. M. I'earce, J. A. Harrison and
Iuis Heller of Dora, and George Norris of
Fairview, Coos county Oregon, on the 15th
day of May. 1880, before the Judge or
! Clerk of the Court of Coos county. Or.
1G Wm. F. He.vjAMl.v, ltegister.
SHERIFFS SALE.
By virtue of an execution Issued out of
the Circuit court ot tne Mate 01 uregon
for the county of Curry, on the 13th day
of Marrli, 1SW, in tavorouonn iiuntiey
plaintiff, and against Will Huntley, de
fendant, for the sum of P'ive Thousand
Nine Hundred and Fourteen Dollars and
coBtu taxt-il at Nine and O.r-lu0 dollars, to
me directed and delivered, commanding
ine that of the personal property, and if
uflicient personal property be not found,
then out of tho real property of said do
fendant, I cause to be made the said sum
of fVJH 00 and costs taxed at t'J 05 and
accruing cfsts, I have levied ujon the
following deseribwl real property belong
ing to said defendant, to-wit: Lots 3
and 4, and an undivided one half inter
est In lot 1 and 2 of section 1,T. 30, 8, It
15 w., ami lots 1 and ' of section '.'A, T.
3-5, S, of K IS w and tho N'. and N
of bW'H ox section 31, T. 35, S, K 14 w.,
in Currv county, Oregon.
And! will, on tho 24TII DAY OF
MAY, 18K0, at the hour of one o'clock In
the afternoon of said day at the oourt
houMe door in Ellensburg, sell all the
right title and Interest ot sain iietenoam
in and to said property, or so much there
of as may bo necessary, which ho had on
thofitli day of March 1880, to satisfy said
execution and accruing costs.
Dated at Ellkxsiji-Ko, April 0th, 1880.
A. II. MOORL,
10-4w Sheriff Curry Co., Or.
Fewaud Ague.
The tnie antidote to tho effects of mi
- !j iiv...,..,,.,-' RlAiniiili Hitters.
unui.i, in ,..-i., .. -'" . - 1
This inwlicine is one 01 tno most jMijiumr .
r.,..ir..i;,.Mf nn ii.'n if Kiii'c.-iiHfiil iironrir
tary HiM'ciflcH, and In In Iininonco ilcmand
wherever on this continent favor and
au'tio exiHts. A winelanHful three tiincH
a day Im tho Jcnt jKnlhIe prepa'ativo for
onpo"intriii a malarious atmosphere,
rcKulating the ltvor and invigorating the
Htomacli. , , ,
l'or salo hy all PrnifBibts nd Doak-M
goncraliy, -V
BAY VIEW
Wm. Reihert9Proirietor
Keeps constantly on hand, mid oilers for sale a superior nrtido of
LAGER BEER, ALE AND PORTER,
WHOLESALE .vxn l.ETAIL.
jfr hah is si'iPMKt) wmmtN cuoicksthraxds ov
WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS
HHANCHSAI.rOXAT EMl'lUE CITY.
MAKSIM'S r.I.lO
Drug Store,
DR. C. H. GOLDEN, I'ltortt.
Opposite Xaabiiri'f Store.
HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HANI)
ALL S01JTS OF
AN IV-
CHEMICALS
J WINKS KOIt jP
MEDICINAL Fl'IirOSES,
xx-aa-si'XT3ra?'M ,
X" 3EX XT w xu is ,
spoNaxm.
TOWiMT.AnTI-
GXjTOfS, xxixx.rTJSkX.XiJ1t.ic,
TA.TIONSIH.ViA.NI
BCHOOIiUOOKB,
ALSO C1I0ICK
CIGARS i TOBACCO,
and everytbinp usually kept in a
MEDICAL MTKNSAKV.
l're,criptionn i a re fully Com-
)OUH(l(l.
.M-3-tf
E. A. ANDERSON,
nil '
I
i
Hours, j
LIVERY AND FEED STABLE,
MARSIIFIELH, OR.
TJAUI
li ticc
AULING DONE AT SHORT NO
:e and at very reasonable rates
CO.W. AND WOOD CONSTANTLY ON HAND '
Tirp
iLisb iiir.
Cor. A and Front f"ts., M itMiKii.i.n,On
HH?
AVING TAKKN CII KGK OF
the above named house, we can 1
promise to our patrons,
FirMlX-lnhM l'ure, I'liir UciillnK
And courteous attention.
fiSTA TKIAL IS SOLICITED..
OUJtJSAJC
Is w 11 supplied in its line, and is under
our personal management.
WEKDEN imOS,
Proprietors
B00T& SHOE MAKER
MAKSIiriEM), Oo.v.
WXXjXj DO AXjIi ICXIVX- 6
OK
qttstoim: work
in a thorough manner and use
only the
BEST MATERIAL.
o
BsS-Shopon Front Street, opposite the
1'ionci Market. tf
THIS
PIONEER MARKETS,
Mahsiifikmi a Emfiiik Citv.
II. P. WHITNEY, I'noi'itiKTon.
A good supply of
MUTTON. CANNED
REEF, 1
I'OKK, ETC fF U.
GOOCS,
ETC., ETC.
nnd all kinds of
SALT MEATS and VEGETABLES
constantly on hand. Also a
good stock of
o-z-.ooxi-n.xi3s.
v k sTk L s
logging" gamps
SUl'J'IJIW AT SHOUT NOTJCI-J
lv-Kf
HU3I3IO.NS.
la the Circuit Court of tlio Statu of Ore
gon for tlio county of Coos, I
A. Js'tuburg and (i. 'eUtcr v II. II.
Lue. '
Action for damagcM and tho abatement of
a nuisance.
Toll. II, I.imo (mid defendant. In tho
name of the State of Oregon you arc hereby
required toatiiear and aim wit the complaint 1
of tho .laintiir on file against you in tho
ulxjvu ciitltlod court and cauno on or before
the lint day of the next regular term of Maid
court. vU: MONDAY. THU 24TH DAY
.mw
Q,m
OK MAY, lb80, and tholtieinlciit vtill take
notice that if he fail to appear and answer
eaiil complaint the plaintiff will tako judg
ment against lum for live liuniireii iiouaii 1
damagen, and the further relief in aid com. j
plaint demanded.
Pnbli.hwl bv order of Hon. J. I'. "A'aUon,
Judge of Mid court, dated April 10th I860,
(i. Wrim-mi.
1D-Ct Attorney for I'laiutilTm
BREWERY
OOOS IB.A.-5r
jm. mm Irn. JLl JL a
MuitMiiKii:i.i, omaioN,
AV. R, SlMI'MlS' A 1), llou.AMt
I'ruprU'torn.
MEAT
and pnivihicniM of nil kinds
Milil nt the Inn eat
living latoa
and
s
liKLIl ;;;) at an v point desire
point
stj-:e:e:
Jl
BJ
rou
VESSELS.
LOUOIXO CAMTS
AND FAMILIES.
ALWAYSREADY,
6ay-Wo keep iinthinubiit thebcxtfir?
and uifuie "atifaetion.
lA-l-tf
80l a uok in imirmui town. Terms
and $." free dilifs H. II m.i.i.tt Co.
Portland. Maine.
EUGENE 0-CONMELL.
m-'U-n: tx
STOVES & RANGES,
I atet Improved
Hardwarejools,
-ANO-
Jiiipleraeiiis.
GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS AND
AMMUNITION. i
LAMPS &C OILS
Steam. W,it r I'ipi .null iitm.-i, (ir.m
Ite and l'lali d ,tn s.
MAM FA, Tl UfcllS OF
COPPER & SHEETIRONWARE.
TIN
ion ivouk
ExrciTKD wirii Dikiutcii.
iffl-ENTUAri for Stow, Plows
Mowen and Iteapeis furnished
at short notice.
ADJIIMSTKATOK'S SALK.
Ry virtue of an order of tho Comity Court
I of Curry county Oregon, in probate, made
on the 8th day of April ISM), directing the
e.iU: of tho real extatu of the cut.itu of Mich
ael Tox dect'.ieil, hereinafter described I
will oiler for nale at public auction to tho
1 highest bidder fur cash in baud, the north
I west quarter of tho northeast quarter, it est
half of w est half of northwest quarter of.
southeast quarter, mid lots one two three
and four of section eight, tounshiii Ujirtjlho I
south, of rangu fourteen urwt. Also all thu
right title aim intereit of the estate of said )
Michai'l Fox to the follow jug descnlied ad-
joining property tow it CouiiiiuiKing at .11
1 point 011 the north line of the Miiithucut
quarter of ruction eight aforesaid, due north
of a piuo treu 10 melius 111 diameter and
marked W, thenru south to thu north bank
of Uca creek, thence easterly up said creek
to the first liciid; thence south to tho south
I line of said forty acru tract; thence west to
I the south w est corner of said forty mid thencu
cast to the place of beginning,
Tho alnivo mentioned n.ile will tako place
at the courthouse door in Dllunsburg Curry
county Oregon, on tlioTWENTILTII DAY
0FMAY18S0, iKjtween the hours of 12
o'clock 111 ami 2 o'clock p in of said day.
Doted April 10th, I860
WMTIOII.NOR,
1G Administrator entnto of Michael Fox
HIGHEST HONORS,
13 -m
Centennial World's Fair, 7870
SHONINQER ORGANS
raoxor-iiozD r-ainuocn-T 11 Tna
BEST INSTRUMENTS,
ThlrfontriritlTO czeclltooa U reofrnlt(4 bj
ft Juilfci la ttielr Iliorl, from irhlcb la
JWllowlug ) n enrict:
"Tb D. 8HOiI.raER onaArf OO.'B
intuit a (he t,et Iuatruuient tt
DilOf) rendciioir them nonlLU to tun uu
v, u.iwi.f,,.tTiig VUUUUUUUH D JICOOH
Md Ilflln, proanclau norcl ud pUuIdk ctrtcti.
A lillllAliiiABa Y. k to I . MAb.f. U.ll m. M V-A
conUlnlngminrtlMtrtblo ImproTemenlf, will
Uud lonitr In dry or riimp cliuuit, Un llbl
thrta-plr.pnt toftthar to It li Impottlbla for
a iti ooioi oratr.au ua D&araa utioatnta
thfiu to altbar ahrlok, tfrell ot a
UtlLY VUUAJia AW AUDI
M aimar atirioii, atreii ot apnt.
TIIH
AWAUUUU
TI11H
HANK.
Tblt Madal and Award wai Rrantadaftortbt
pott atrera eoiapatlllon of tli bait inaktra,
btfoia onaol tbo rawl comjialaut Jurlaa
OTtr tuambled.
Haw Blilta and price Jntt icaaad, whloh ara
In aoeordaiica wltb our rule, taa UUHT OR.
All for tba Uajt muoa,
f art prapirad to appoint a fair oarr AganU.
Illoitraltd Catalogaaa raallcd, poat-pajd, ot
aypUoatloo t
B, SHONINGER ORGAN CO.,
07 to 1ZS CIIE8TKDT STBUT, '; '
. . IUw Ilivi. Oo-m.
H V 8 I N E 8 S 0 A R I) H.
T.C. MACICKV.M.l).
PHYSICIAN AND SURQEON
Em nut: Cirv, Ohkoon,
0. 11. OOLDEN.M.n.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
M uisiiruan, Oiicoon,
C. Y. TOWKIUI. I).
PHYSICIAN SURGEON
M.Misiinui.n, OiimioN.
w. c. AX(.i':r.,M. n.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Cot u I lie City, ()(Hi.
S. II. JIuauii, .1. W. Hamilton
IIAZAIUI ,v IIAMIIrON,
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW
Will piaetlee in the MiiiotiM eouits
of the stale.
ornci: at rMi'iiii: rtrv, Oon.
ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
MARSIIFIELH.OREtJON.
fl. WKUSTKH,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW
M VIISIUIKI 1), OlII'uilN.
HENRY SENGSTACKEN,
xoTAiivpriiLHwrnwEViixrEii,
KJIl'IKi: C1TV, (KJN.
Colli'ctlnns and other htfiiicss plm-ed
in my bunds, will reeeixu prompt utten
llon. vl-.'1-tf
V. P. WHKiHT,
(. .S .Mineral unit U, S. Deputy
S U 15 V H V O U ,
Ctxn'n.i.K C'frv, 0..
Will attend to the business of MirveyiiiK
in anv part of the emiuty.
I'erfwt limps of all survct'd buiils,fur
nisliedat short .mtlee.
i:. (
ATTL1RSEV
i. (,' It I II II 0 II ,
a.nd roUNSLLLOR AT LAW,
WMl'Il IVI OX'l'Y OID'ICOIV
A Hiiare o ititimn: iiatroniiee in rociMTt
fullj Milud .
l .'iotf
? a week. $11' a day at homo cha!
Iv made. Ciwtly nut lit "free. Address
Tiifi; A Co. AugiiMta, Maine.
Epilog. ExceMlyte,
1 1 . 1,.
'J' I IIC
Taylor & Farley
CABINET ORGAN.
rtlnuuraclurrU Ml IVorcctirr, Mutt.
ALL IWrZrratrj;i3 of any Jue my U fouml
U ihcic intltumcnta, al.d iIkjt ennbtn many
ESSENTIAL IMPROVEMENTS
Ki? nUUS (a ether Oigint.
Almlnuto producoworU whloh shall b
Durablo, wo will not sncrlflco thnt whloh
Is not seen, nnd yet Is vital to 11 psrfeot
Orann, In order to mako n moro fnnoy
rrlor.
Wo r-! KI tiuUn to -mitnt si
Stylish and Appropriate Canes
u rn I fixir. J In be mulct, wiih n finn!i which U
tit i;uUll by any.
A8 RBOARDO TOME,
Tint roujowiwo
Award wilh Medal & Diploma of Honor
WAS CHANTED BY THE
CIHTEHNIAL EXHIBITION COMMISSIONERS:
' rtrlcreritr in Vfilincitlp,r.iHB(i. rilTTt in!
EtIUIlICI OF TOM', lolf.rmllj la N.it nil Curd
Htm- li BlaiUtl Jf (JUntti f.r It ,irfi Mntrt."
Da not h'A to mako application and
EXAMINE TIIEOi: INSTnUMENTB
rkfore I'urdutln,
Citilojuef fice, en r;.Iiuuon to tho
Taylor S Farley Organ Co.
WORCESTER. MASS.
ia io siO jK-rilay at hoiiic. SntuplcM
worto il free Addn fH .-iTINhox A Co.
Portland, Maine.
E. B. DEAN & CO.
13. 13. DEAN,
li.WILLCOX
AND
If. .MI:iK!UANT.
C.
'i: iiavi; Auvayh ok Hand a I'tai,
AHfortmenl Of
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE.
STOCK ALWAYS COMPLETE
ZLiTTHVIIIBIEIR,
MA.VL'i-'Af'TI'UKJ) TO )ItJ).H
Ami
SOLD IN ANY QUANTITY DESIRED,
and at tho
THE LOWEST LIVING PRICE8.
NASBURG & HIRST,
FiiontH incur, MMtHfuitii.n, o0.v,
;TEW GOODS 11VEVERYHTEAM.
L or; keep eoiutimlly on blind in
rnXK,;L,,::r,"ou" "iw,"'
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
oonslMiiK of the boat slnple nnd fancy
3D"2T C3-OOHDS,
of all kinds, ihu dioleeHl
GROCERIES
PROVISIONS.
a ..audi: .sron; or
CI.OTIIINtJ,
MATS nml CAPS,
HOtris ii(l SIIOKS
UlTHUKUS a ... ()U, (M.OTIIINCi
tSMIM'KUK ami Oil, CLOT I '
VMiH KICIIV nml (II.ASS
W'AKK.IIAUDWAHK
nml TOOLS,
Cigars and Tobacco,
I'nliitK, (Ills nml ViiriiMicN,
Cliidee Wines and l,iiirs,
Tlimare and AiiiiimiiiHIoii.
CVri.Klir. H7)0 Hi.,
II7..OIC- ir. n k, lnil
Scliool Books
STATIONERY,
n'uiijvinuiiva ooodn,
jviv uiiONCiiuir
Our extensive show eases aie filled
wish thelluest
MILLINERY AND FANCY
GOODS.
ruu'Ks to srrr
I'llK TIA1KS.
IV H. All gunds pui-eliiicd at our
Mine will be delm-u-d flee ol i-lmico
.11 any point nn tin. n,nii ,,f n,
iieamer ai vim.
1. . .-... ... ...v
vl-l-tf
rovs itAitfii:uMioi.
riio.sr or nn: ccntiiai. iiorr.i
Marihllelil,Ogn t .v
If you waul ani'it, diac,
Am mind an lmrlir cr i,'u o,
.liiHt call m me at mv Hitltxni,
F10111 innni 'till nij-lit or lumy
My 'itr.ni'M' chin 11. mv m'ini-H 1
noon ;
een,
m, fiiiip is iit'nt ami ttnfli oliMiii ;
Ami ilifit 1 think thnt ymi will lind
Km h artirlt to fiiit tho mind ;
I trim tin- luiirwith i-kill for 'ciiIh,
Of rou 1 . (lit pih-i ii llfly ri'iilt ;
Shampooing, too, I tin iliat will,
(im iiiimi trial, (hut uillli II ;
So hflpiiu-j-riuiotfi if 1 make juu hol
ler, You nt'id not pav a ipmrlcr of a dollar.
.1 Cox, l'ropr.
I'. S. Hut nml colli hailm aluiiVH ii'iuly
IIIMII
( DOS II AY
FURNITURE
STORE,
C'l ftTSTI V OV 1IM
Muttresieji tV lleo'ttrutlti.
Chair ft l.ouiuie.i.
Ceilix ,ti Cruillex,
PICTIKIS, lltAMl. Mori.DINCiS,
TIM.i:.s, MHMtOItS Ac. ,
iii in In (-rot 111 I'll I'M 1 1 11 I'll
Made to Older.
COI'I'IXS Hindi at xliorti'M nutlet'.
SEWING MACHINES
Arr-At-iiMi-viH, Xi.cdm s itt.
1" MARK.
hllf riiiii'Kii.rou.
fflfafMB,HBffBM'aavHBMKanaafHNUHfCBfaMHHfHHiMHi
FAMILY
Meat Market.
HOSS ,c TIMMl.KMAN
. ould ainioiiiiro to the iiulilit-
that
I then new niaikct
I OI'l'OSrrKTIIKCI.NTHAL IIOTKf.
i IS NOW OI'I.M.I)
lANDTIir.YAUKI'HKI'AKKDto.SKI.I,
l.l, KIMlK 01'
J I.I.KI' 1'OHK A MIIAT.Sof AI.I.KIXDH
j PRO V ISI 0 N V aTd V EGETABLES
I VUSSKI.S uud LOGUlSd CAMPS
srrpi.iri)
CTHMlKM.H DOWN TO Till; lli;D..3
fid" ItOCK
NEW HOME
Sewing Machines
JTHT ..i.Cr.IVI-..) MYSTMi:K'
rou Htir
AT REDUCED RATES, BY
HICNUYO H.OKtlKH,
1). MoiVh KnipiieCily
W. G.WBBNTE.,
lll.'IM'H I.N'
f.RooTs. Shoes
Anil 1,,-u 1 1 I'IiiiIIiikh.
.Maiihiii ii.i.I), Oil.
IIAVI'. I.ATKM- HHTI'HXn)
I fioin Sun Krant'lHco nlth a coin
pinto wtofk of (t ly Iliing in my H"
loady iinidc ImoiHiiiid hIkh'h, tie.
BST MATERIAL KLYL'SID.
FARM FOR SALE,
A HMAUi FAlt.M HITI'ATI.I) ON
J thu hunk of tho (Joi'iullf itit'r
roiiluiiiiiiK'-H hciom
RICH BOTTOM LAND,
Willi IIoiihii mid Orohaid. t'nii ho
Hunted at a HuanoiiuliloltatCi
I''or piutiuuliiiH upply to
IliisuY Ki:x(ii.T.cKi:r,
JJinpiro Oity, Onigon,
iftS