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IN vrsaedsdng % eeones1loo vith
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IL pespeeutiso toansvoe snGislhe1sgi.
y. Il vin y asked Why these 40
vess isdSeted ard eoopolDed b -
duse . leoe, hasassingasa expsasIvs
tsial u they vese inneeesk Al n
thsy ass guilty, - ~ 1Esae maD q
ehe peep)o bolIeve they age, Why
veso they aequietea3 Tbese = -
sseaping ~ eoovietieo thot . gsjsv.
o. vruDx ~ beea eemmlt1ed. The
0ovssD0eot has beea nsst fbolly
dealt With a Bsndy, Deosey aod ~
other indjeted pastIss ~ iDnoeoo4
pesseeuted men. II NY ass isDo-
eest, pssseeuted n,ea. ~ Govern
pest ~ aeesl sslAisly aod heubly
towards thea. II Thy ars Sul)ly,
ssase 90 ~ aeted ID - tn
toward ~ 0ovessasaG u thls -
4 nay thsss ass thoss VIC bs]Isve
that ~ psosseutioo q thsss easse
has beeo nanagsd fuo 1ne % ~
with IL viev . peeVoot . ee0-
vietjeo q tho PARTIES - tsial.
While this ~ b ~ easo 4 = an
uu)t % helIovo that so0o a IT, eoo-
llemea emp1eyod ~ ~ 0ovesn-
nsat ~ parties - thls psspsse.
Bot 4 b set hard - bsljsvs that
|bsss an thass bshisd ~ sesosA
Iigh % autboeity, VIE hovo beeo
Nd SIN az seessely vosking b ~
interest," a ~ inlIeood 6lor Sooeeso
Ind tying the hoods, - Il vese, q
haes Who ~ esdsavosing % eoovieG
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" I10Oo0 AZ ALHAH.

The be0haE6aDsat q ~ EUptias
l6stD q ADo9aa1sis teaeheD Q Dev
lessoa n TIE se3eaee a naval war
lAss. Il = shown - u thst ~ ee6i.
segy hasbse dslboeos Il ~ pseseat
tine ass useless - aGnjast ~ heavy
osdnaoee wAish ny - eassied -
~ l0Psovsd lssa-elsdD now b ~,
q d ethse vssds that 9 ~ riood
guns en-, h . shsst tioe, lsvsl The
best eoastsueeod eease foslv now
slssdisG. Il vesA aPPeaR ftea or
psess disPasshes that Usited etabes
naval a0eess q Washiaglea aso q
~ epioiea that - isoa-elad ME IL
British lavineihjs asnsd with hse
msss1ss gins es1A swsep svey ut
oct q exis6ooeo betWooo 1alne and
Flrsids and pot every hasbee - IL
At)aatie seabeard q the Dsgey q ~
iavading ~. Thb ihet ~ besn
learned By our 0evssnmeat q TIE
expense u ths e yptlaas, and while
or haS6sss ny escape ~ pgssesee
q British IDvineibles, e woald seem
that . de rseegsit5ea a the paasihil-
tiles a Tie hature would suGgest %
the powoss that - tho oeeess3ty a.
bol3dlngs lev Amesicau ''Invinci.
bleo'' q a streoGtheaing our eoast
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SATURDAY, JULY Is, lsaa


The 49, oo0 Gho0 q ~ Dsjtish
lsesele1s heve 0soe tbelS vask. Al
exa16sjs b ID 1anes. ODe q tbe
s3ln1 sjlj0 - ~ ~ q ~ g)sbe
b bsi1g re6ueed b asbes, aod - ~
glosv q - exls1eoes lAdes away
amid ~ Ass and easna<e a var ths
haasas d lie people q 81 satieas fbel
spaag a sossow fhe - Ne. The
city NJ lbssdsd b Alsxa36es ~
Great ~ ysaD bslbss ~ Chslslias
"a. Il ~ situated osigiaally -
The nv tSaet q lasd which separates
Lake 0areotis ftom 10 Ned1te1san-
eon Ga, sbout 70 mlleD West a one
oetbs nDsuths u The Nile. lis orig
inal e1tent b sid % have beea
aboot fbsr mi)e. In length, with . dr.
euWleseses a Allsea miles. IL pop
sletlse h ths height q ID pCsePesi-
y ~ beea sstimaAed b hare beea
nearly - qsits ooa.0oa This poFs-
latioa ooasistsd nsastly u 0rseks.
Jews and EEyptiaas Together With
setejsss ftom 81 naljoas oGths known
world After ths de.lh a Alexaa-
Dr. IT, Great the city became the
Tsljdsoes a the Pto)e0les, vho
nods e, sext b Rome ard
Antioch. III aost ~ sllcest |
city oesstiqsjty ~ well - TIE ehisS
ssat a 0sseian lssrnisg ssd nssss-
tags which spgssd from thess over
ths greater pat a ~ aseieat
vssSd.
Il came into possessjes a the
Remaas abost thirty ysan beahss ~
odvsot ~ ChSisk From thb time
~ pssspssity u ths great city beqpn
70 dselloe; this W. de- 10 to ~
0oval a ths WORKS a at to Re@e,
IT, aaasaese u Casssalla, tAs hyiagI
vases q ~ Bsuelbsian ~ Aursllaa |
u seiGe ssd pillaes q Tie lily b
Dieslstiss. asd lAstly By ths rising
psospseity q ~ rival city a Co..
stastinoPje. The strilb betwees |
ChFktiaDity ssd heathesisa savo
~ 70 sssiss q bjoody contests IN
tbs city. The Sesspeina. The lhst
peae a heather tbsolagy AID learn I
Iag. W. stoemed By tie Christians |
10 - A. d., and converted into .
Chsttias church. This PIT ~ ed
- hsatbenis0, aud Alex .ndsis b.
eaDe IL chief seat q Christian tbe.
'SoRy, asd eoatlssed b b % until 4 !
~ taken b The Asahs In a. A. D.
Fhe TURKS eonpjsted the destruetion | l
\ ~ city When tbey ersqusssd Il
10 tbs yser 81. The peesest city Ill
~ stssted exactly a IL sIte a The I
~ 80, bst = shisGy bsilt a ths
ns6s called Heptasaadisn, which I
- beso Increased By alluvial depos-
d, I'LL e ~ beeosns . broad neek n
esd betweoo Tie two harboss. The
knse has6oe b called the New Put
Nd the west o0e Old Pose. The city q
. eoosected With Cairo By rail which {
. eeettssed On 70 6ues. IT. popule- .
No. tbor ysass go numbesed over
1x,ooo sook. UnDess TIE Ase y stavad. q
b. vase ss0ber a people win soon .
y ho@essD and sheltesless. and q
vhsss . Nv hssn go inpo.iag edi- .
~ gsoeed - stseetb and hapov /
bnites0nlhesedasound their hearfh- d
eeoes, 0esolstjoo and lpdeserih.hle I
.iassy viii reign. Ia
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! 1skaa poshe % - Pursued.
EonDou, July l4.-Fesr hundred
ensalsy leave England to'0oe-
E1Ow voek. Destinatio0 uaknown.
Ths 1ssses this morning says: BY
this 1ast aet u Outrage Arabs PashA
has PIT himself oetsids The pale a
bur,anity. He must b. followed and
his ssay dlspssssd. Il = satisiaer
teeily knewn that Dsisieh psepssar
tieas ars complete, and that We az
rsaAy to nssy at the viii q Envope
no ethsr natioa nay b louod 70
d ~ work. shoald ths Poses still
se)d haek, Logd Du0esin viii stats
ID Tie eoo1egenee that England b
prepared b u,sdestake The task, but
viii wsleose the eo-opesatioa a any
oehe1 govegomeot.
The Standard says the Admiralty
proposes to request Admiral Icy
mou1 70 furnish . full report Of the
Performance II euoh iroA-clod, With
The details q the woeking At the arm
ament.
The Nesss-D ilpatch ftom HasseiP
- says: Despite The Inst that Il b .
national fste day work Win b eas1ied
On at The Toaloa arseaal Friday.
The 1ssss Berlin special says: II
= reported the German corvette,
Nynysh, has beea ocdesed 20 Egypt.
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ALEXANDRIA, $50 4. n. July a.
Expa0ssOass occasionally occur In the
city. A proclamation In Arabic h
preparing In the khedive's name
calling on the people tn maintain
order and on the troops to disband.
The Khedive with Dervisch Pssha
aud some Of the minister and the
Khedive's harem arrived aboard Z
vessel In the harbor. About $50 loyal
troops followed the Khedive. II b
state'l Arabi Pasha has only 1000
very much disosganised troops. Two
hundred marines have been ordered
to maj Oh through the town and shoot
ill pessons rioting.
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orooco u Willing 70 Tako Q Hand
In 0gypt.

ATHENS, July 1.-THE Aeaeen0er
N AAsess con6rms the report that
the government has exnceaaad II.
readiness to join with . corps Of 1000
men In Intervention In Egypt.
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a. zHte e0tU b the Grand Buruzt,, &nze of
~ Seoeon: Ooer C1es,sters and B0r0Qix
eehtck 1eeest 10 sold TO make 1ooss fS,. FssH
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Homer: The 0recisn ladies counted
their age: nom their marriage, not
from their birth.
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TaD APP0RIIo0l1nng9 NIL
The following lsttes 10 just beea
received By . resident q this city
ftsn Hos. Martin Aaginnis. A. Il
discusses . matter Of psb,ie intsssst
Tie reeipisat hss kindly furnished Il
70 - Abe Psblieatioa
WASBINoT0N, Jane q, l062.
4R.--:
Dear Silt havjag become ev,.
deot that Il was impsssib]e l6e the ~
appostioameat bill b pa0-0nt, b.
cause In Tie pcsss u business under
the rules Of this Hosse Only measures
q national Importance can b
reached, except By unanimoas co.,
ssst, add seeoodly, beeesoe Il wss
approved ID the Senate By VT. Har-
risos, q Indisca, who desired .
beard With . najesjty a Isdseal
oaeials, I fsll baek upoa the mode
which I saGgssted to y"o early b the
s&sios, prsvioss b The introduetloa
a the bill, to-wit: The incorporation
ofaprosisoupon thu 0eaesal Lsgislar
tive, Executive and Judicial AppTo-
psiatioa ball. I enclose yos . copy a
soeh proviso, which I famed and
70 which Mr.. Hassisoa and the Gen.
10 Committss agsssd. OF eoans Il
hed 10 b bsiek, and thess1bss Ill d.
tajb hed to b omitted; bat I think Il
b ample In IT. scoops, and viii result
IN . mir e-epportjeomsak This
provjso was engralted o. Tie appgo-
psiatioa bin By . vote a The Senate
- win appear fFoa the
)6l)oWin6 extract from TIE Record,
md Il viii without doubt beuoue . |
|aw:
SENATE P00cEEDINos, JUNE =.
The Senate having under censidee.
ltjon the bin making representations
Ioe the support q The legislative,
Exc utive aud Judicial bs1ncheo a
Ehe0 Government, and having rooched
hat postj0U relative to The Territory
u Montana, Mr.. Harrison sojd:
! desire to propose this amendment
1oW the Committee on TeSritogieo,
which Was referred % the COMMITTEE
~ Appsopetattons:
On page &, In line l27l, after the
vord 'dOllans, }" insert:
"Pf0vi0ed, That the Governor,
SnSef Jsse,oe esa the Speaker Of the
House Of Representatives, aaal aise
President Of the Council during the
Ut session Of the Legislature 0f the |
Territory Of Montana slIall c0nsti-
ute board, who shalt assemble at
be capital q the TesIitesy On the
Ill a the Governor; and such board,
= majority Thereof, shalt have
)0wer 70 organize any new county
lot now organised which may CON-
ain I'VE hundred or more inhablt-
'nts, and appoint Temporary ,
a.een thereon: end TX The
Ind such hoard, o. . ma
ofity thereof, shall reappostion the ,
nembeEs Of the Council and House .
{ Representatives Of said Territory
|p0n the basis Of the population ~ L
xisls at the time of t6eir assembling {
. NAY truly appear to them from the
81 sources q Information; and the
Governor shall issue notice Of such
ppostionment, and the next Legis- 4
lfWFo nhnol h e1Aefe6 In aonnsslnnAeI
herewith, - peovided By hw. The
Dembes3 Of this boaid shall b
lowed the same compensation per
lem - are allowed the pCesidinG Of
ceso Of the Legislature. All acts q {
BIZ board shalt b subject to the r.
iejou Of the Legislaturo Assembly," :
Mr.. ALLlsoN. That Of eourse b
able to . point a order, bat / think {
h legislation Of Importance. and {
hereSilre do not feel like raising q
b point of order.
M. HARRISON. The amendment 4
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1--WE call particular attention to
ne bargains offered In lines Of goods
700 numerous 70 'ssenti0n, which will
% eosd regardless Of cost while our
clearing sole b going o..
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BY wRsrsRx UNION TsLnoRAPR.
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A6Iand VIII PFooeoa-Tho Xho-
dive 0o1b.

49, " IS . oNSOO o~ >
dive 001o.
LONDON, July N.-Rsstsr's Cosa.
stantisople special says: Ausquraa
PnGho, the TuSklsh Ambassador q
Loadon, bee ts]egraphed the Ports
that Ensl 0sanville hao informed
him Enslaad = compelled 70 proceed
viGoroasly against the Egyptian
rebe]s, bat that the sovereign rights
of the 1ultan will b IN no way
peejudiced thereby.
The NerS Alexandris special says
the number o. persons massacred BY
the mob isestimat<d ct two thousand.
Admiral Seymour telegraphs: II
have occupied Roseltin Palace With
marines and spiked the guns IN elk
batteries opposite. The city b still
bat l am CLEARING the streets.
The Khedive b saie In bis palace,
which b sarrisoned BY the ma
rines."
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Same inqsisitive Eastern papes
wants b know whether Hubbell sool
ooe ~ his dsnniug eireulan to At
:osuey- Geaesal Bsewstes.
When . man b ut ssskine odlee
10 en- a0bsd to say what - thinks.
There ase bit fsw RsPsbljeans whe
have arrived at that degreo q inds.
pendence.
And BOW COMES Dame RQupor With
. whisper thot Ben Dutjor = peepal.
Ing - ton up - - Arthur Rspubli.
ea0. What has TIE 6tslv,s1p dom
70 merit soeh psnishnent?
Camesoo and Tie Independents q
Pesoeylvanis 40 saGnged in play-
Ing hsgs 0a0e q bluG Unless
they 5000 pool their issues The Den
eessas viii take il ths psk
Thy Ell theis eosviets n 0eoeRia
At . recent sals they avesaged % .
heed pr a0num. Il viii yoquiro .
moch lasge! sum to guard and keep
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Unioa eoosimess salts redueed to
$50 Per suit.

Alpoes and Linen Goats, STRAW
aaeo. e., reaucsd 70 cost aud IN, to
c3ooo out otoek.
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SAN FRANcIsco, July M.-Juan
B. Alverdo, Governor Of California
from 1885 to l8S3 died at ean Pablo
yesterday aged -.
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T00 0Iypeto0D 8ooOe YhOoP OoSog0s
hut Soon Lower Th0m.
ALEXANDRIA, July N-ea. NJ
Artillery b assigned to Fort Napo-
lem commanding the town. Fort
Harabout today boosted the Egyp-
tan colors, bat lowered them agaiu
On the British squadEon assembling
sroand It. The Aeet has boen ordered
to d. NO further damage unless pro-
voked. The American squadron be-
returned to the inner hafbor.
LoNDoN, July l4.-A dispatch
from Paris, published In sesni-oAlcia'
form, says: Accord between Eng
land and France coatinues, and they
are expected to come Ia . definite un-
de1standing In regartlto Egypt.
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nh s,pssssa 1850 - -
6lsssvsssa - nisaD Cse1laal
l6sCsha HselAs 1eosesSnGakl11
~ -. sAsss sfss aasAss'eh
A. ~ - ss1lss6-sg ~ ell q.
|sssthss ~ = - osssing's issos
q ,he llluBD IL Hoo. 0amool
Wed, ehalsnas .: ~ Tsssisesial
DeneenGje Cseesal CuQ0epe ~
qools - hsnhe9 tbessef b. lssst
h III slty . T1esday, August II.
h o&jsst q ~ nDssling = b ~
pegtjeo % H. several eoontjeo %
thsIsssiessy tbsir4 sopse rsVsssssta-
i've % ~ Tsssltosial Coovs1t3eo,
thsds1s ~ ~ he)ding sfwhieh viii
y 15ed ~ ~ Committee. A tall
a9essdaaee = rsqUssesa.
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SANDS & BoYcE.
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Elegant Cnshnaese l(oirs Trir-,.,,
sstes redueed Ao0 el6 to)0.
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Satin 6urah and l(oife comhina.
doa suits Sedseed ftem % % o..
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-06-29
STANDARD MINSTRELS.
A Testimonial to a Deserving Artist.

W. H. TowNE, San Francisco Gallery
corner of First and Morrison streets,
Portland, Oregon.-We, the undersigned
members of the Standard Minstrels and
Muldoon Picnic Party, take pleasure in
rendering this testimonial to your talent
as first. class photographer. We have
had work done by eminent artists in all
the leading cities of the United States,
but never have we had photographs
made that has given us such complete sat
isfaction as those procured at your gal
lery. For perfect finish and llfe-like ex
preston, they excel all others.
CHARLIE REED, PETE MACK,
BURT HAvERLY, ADD RYMAN,
GEO. w. LAwLEss, J. W. FREETH,
T. B. DIXON, SAN G. Mort,
w. T. BISHOP.
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In another column we publish the adj
vertisement of the "Boss" boot which is
being sold throughout the entire north
west by the firm of Akin, Selling a. Co.,
of Portland. These boots are made of
first class material, are all SADDLE
scanned" and will bear comparison with
any goods ever put on the market. They
oil have the guarantee of the firm that
handles them, which is all that is neces-
sary in this state to make the goods sell.
Akin, Selling & Co. are thoroughly reli-
able dealers and the trade that they are
building up here shows that their efforts
are appreciated.-Pac Overseer.
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OREGON TO MAssACH UsE1-rs.

Some time ago Messrs Hodge, Davis Co., of this
city. read in Massachusetts paper that Hon.
Charles r. Lsdd auditor of that st ate, afflicted
with incurable kidney disease, and had been
obliged to give up work and return to his home.
They Immediately sent him box of their celebrated
Oregon Kidney Tea, and from time to time sent him
other boxes. A few days ago they received from
him the following letter:
COMMONWEALTH OF MAssAcHueErrs,
Auditors Dept, Boston, Nov. II, 1881.
Messrs Hodge, Davis Co.. Dear Sirs-I have no
hesitation in saying that have been much benefited
by the of the Oregon Kidney Tea Q remedy for
kidney difficulty which has troubled me for six
eight years. can heartily recommend 1t to those
who are similarly afflicted a. a safe and agreeable
remedy. shall test its virtues further for have
great faith IN II specific for many diseases Of
the kidneys. Respectfully yours.
CHAS. R. LADD,
The original of this letter be seen by calling
ca Messrs. Hodge, Davis h Co., Portland, Oregon,
and the Oregon Kidney Tea can be bought OF any
druggist or dealer, in Oregon or Washington. Price
81 per box.
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Garrison repairs all kinds Of sewing machine
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grapher, has remodeied his gallery and largely
increased his facilities for doing good work. His
large country patronage shows that the people OF
this county appreciate good work. When you
go to Portland call in and see Frank and exam
inc his gallery An hour cannot be spent any
more pleasantly.
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Any book in the Seaside or FRANKLIN Square
Library sent on receipt of price bv the n. P.
News Co., 1471 First street, Portland. Dealers
in all kinds of books and stationery.
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Send $1.00 to w. D. Palmer, Portland, for: on
years subscription to the Pacific Overseer,a tn
great semi-monthly A. o. U. ". paper.
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SHEET MUsIc:-Largest stock ON the northwe;
coast, orders filled promptly. Send stamp for ca,
alogue and journal, Wiley B. Allen 1853 Thlr
street, Portland
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George Kane and Frank Howard, the grea
sketch artists. are filling the Elite theater, Port
land, every night. Old and popular prices :.
and so cents.
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For the best Oregon photographs go to Abel
the gold medal photographer, l67 First street,
Portland. The best work at popular prices to be
had there.
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TURKISH RUas.-Send to John B. Garriso
l67 Third street Portland, for catalogues OF de
signs.
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For that headachel Try the Oregon Blood
Purifier, the vegetable remedy, it's the cure.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-10-28
NOTICE OF LIEN.

NOIICE OE LIEN.
In the Circuit Court Of th. State O.
Oregon. aud for the comfy of Douglas
Robert L. Fraker, plaintiff, vs. J. J
Comstock and the Oregon and Cali
fernia Railioad Company. defendants
Suit in equity to fore close laborer's 8
len.
Notice is hereby given that q suit has
been commenced this day, entitled as
above, to foreclose a lien for labor
against the money due said j. ]. Com
stock, original contractor from said
Oregon and California Railroad Compa,
ny, original employ er for clearing the
right OF way tor said com pany's railroad
asking that said Oregon and California
Railroad Company be- decreed TO pay
said plaintiff, K. l.. Fraker, the cum OF
1882 90, out of the money due said J J.
Comstock on the contract for clearing
the right of way for said company's rail-
road, and that said J. ]. Comstock be
decreed to pay the balance, if any there
be, together with COSTS and disbursements
and for such other and further relief as
to equity may belong. all persons In.
terested in the enforcement OF said lien
or claiming any benefit thereof are
hereby notified TO present their claims
within ten days after the complete pub
lication of this notice (three weeksj and
ip case of failure SO 10 do within tnat
time, or so much further time as nav
be allowed by the Court or Judge, the
party so failing shall forfeit his lien un.
der this act
l.. r. MoSHER d A. F. CAMPBELL.
:. Attorneys for Plaintis,
ID to ills 10th Seit. 1882.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-10-28
L0OKINGGLAss.

The rains and mud are over and the
roads are in fine condition. Farmers
who have grain to move have now a
Pleasanter time to do it than they had
before the rain. Farmers are generally
busy plo wing.
Mr.. P. w. Williams has finished his
new house and moved into it. This is
the finest dwelling on the prairie.
Mr.. A. D. CASTOR is building fne
residence on his farm. This gives our
country home-like appearance.
Will some one take the first step for
a seminaryl There is no finer spot in
Oregon for such an enterprise. The
teacher is here able and willing.
We did not think when we offered
our hand to that schoolmam that it
would awaken the spirit Of jealousy in
any one. We can assure you that we
were only in fun. We take it back,
and hereafter we shall look '1eetle
put" DATA.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-10-28
PROBATE NOTICE.

In tEs County Curt oI the State of Ore.
goh To- the County of Douglas. In
the matter of the estate of A. J. Dow.
nen deceased.
Citation: In the name of the State OF
Oregon greeting. To Mary Ellen Bahr.
and other heirs at law and next of
kin of A. ]. Downen deceased. You are
hereby notified that on the 28th day of
August, 1882, there was filed I'm this
court by T. T. Hogan, writing pur-
porting to be the noncupative will Of
A. j. Downen deceased, which tesla.
mentary words were spoken by the said
A. j. Downen deceased, on the 18th
day OF August, 1882. in the Office of Or.
Davis. in Roseburg, Douglas county.
Oregon. In the presence of the said w.
P. Hogan aud other persons, and are In
the wor d5 following. towit: Hogan.
want yon TO give my m ouey to nv
child. (Meaning Mary Ellen Downen'1
| have property in Posey county, Indi.
ans
This court by Its order made and en-.
tered on the 29th day of August. fs8a.
appointed Tuesday, the 18th day of Os-
fober, 1882, at ten o'clock in the fera.
noon, at the Court House, inthe CITY
OF Roseburg, Douglas county, Oregon.
as time and place for hearing obiecs
tfons to the probate OF said testsmenka.
~ words, as the last will and testanaank
OF said A. J. Uownen, deceased, and The
granting of letters testamentary there
on to tue said F. P. Hogan. At wk:ca
time and place you are Iequired 70 40.
pear aud contest said will.
This citation is published by ora6r eR
the Hon. J. b. Hitzhugh, County Jud@.