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The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-01-05
SUMMONS.

In the Circuit Court Of the State Of Oregon for the
County of Douglas:
NJ, J. Gates Plaintiff, Suit IN equity
for
H. l.. Gates, efsndant Divorce.
no II. L. GATES, DEFENDANT: In the name Of
i The State of Oregon you are hereby required To-
appear and answer the complaint flied against you By
the plaintiff, H. j. Gates in the above entitled court
and suit, OH before the next ensuing session Of
said court, to w.t. Monday, the 18th day Of January.
1884, and If you fail 10 answer ssid complaint the
plaintiff will take Judgment against you for want of
answer and win apply 70 the court for the RELIEF
demanded IN said complaint to wit, Judgment and
tween plaintiff and defendant and awarding the care
and custody Of the minor child of said MARRIAGE oliver
L. Gates, to the plaintiff, and that she her
costs and disbursements incurred in this suit.
This summons il published by order Of Hon. r 8.
Bean, Judge OF said court. dated the Sd day Of No
seInber, 1883. HERMANN BALL,
nosl0 Attorneys for plaintiff
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Gard of Thanks.

ED. INDEPENDENT: Permit me in
your columns to thank the people of
Drain and surrounding country for
their very marked kindness to me and
mine during the very severe trial and
affiiction through which we have just
passed. May the good God deliver you
all from like calamity, is the wish and
prayer of Mrs. w. T. PALMER.
DRAIN, Dec %, 1883.
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Desperate Case.

GAS rule" says Drs. Starkey Palen,
''our patients belong to that large class of
invalids who have failed to get relief from
skilled physicians, or from the use of drugs
or patent remedies. Their diseases are
chronic; frequently of many years's stand
ing and often so deeply intrenched in some
vital organ that cure becomes almost mira
Gle. They come to us in despair of help
from any other source, catching at our Com,
pound Oxygen treatment gs drowning man
catches at straw. The marvel is, that OF
these apparently hopeless cases, so many are
ameliorated, greatly helped or radically
cured, by the subtle agent we administer.
Gases which we have hesitated to undertake
and which in spite of oup discouraging an.
swers when an opinion was asked, were
placed in our care, have rapidly improved,
almost from the beginning. and steadily
progressed to cure-as much to our sur
prise and qualification often as to that of The
patients aud their friends Their treatis'
on Compound Oxygen, containing large re-
port Of cases, and full information, sent free
Drs. starkey & Palen. 1l09 and I'LL Girard
street, Philadelphia, Pa.
All orders for the Compound Oxyger
Home Treatment directed to III. f. Math-
ews, COG Montgomery street, San francisco,
will be filed on the same terms as if sent
directly to us in Philadelphia.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-01-05

WOMAN SUFFRAGE in Utah is the
most serious feature Of the Mormon
question that Congress has to deal with.
Blaine's bill DISTINGUISHES the Mormon
men for having plurality of wives,
but it does not apply to the women
who have but fraction of husband.
The Mormon women stand by the
church party and vote for it to man,
and by their power polygamy triumphs
In the territory,
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NOTICE.

DY ORDER OF THE COUNTY COURT, Sep
ID tember ternl 1888. Bids viii be received BY tho
County Judge until Tuesday, January sth, 1858, ct
noon OF said day, for keeping the county poor for
two years, from February l5th 1884. The person
ceiving the contract will be required to furnish al
provisions clothing, medical attendance. and give
bonds in the Of 5000 for the faithful perform
ance of the contract.
Tie co nty reserves the right to reject any or ai
homeless children, without compelling such to become
inmates of the poor house. j. S. FITzHUGH,
Roseburg. November Ie. 1883.
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The Girl of Oalapooia.

Skin of silk,
Neck OF milk,
Live Goals sparkling in her head,
Flashing as an amber bed.
Thata burning lustie shed;
This the girl of Calapooia.
Teeth of pearl,
Amber curl,
Hands that in yours softly steal,
And like warm young marmots feel,
Making both soul and. body reel;
This the girl of Calapooia.
Tiny feet,
Chances sweet,
Heart that throbs with love aud Joy,
AS with her waist you idly toy:
She calls you her dear boy.
This the girl of Calapooia.
Soul of snow
Cheeks that glow,
When you lead her to the priest,
One little kiss you'll have at least.
Ere dancing at the wedding feast
Witi@the bride of Calaoooia.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-01-05

A MAN SHOT. One day last week couple
OF bridge carpenters were hunting near Yon-
Gala. One of them nistook the other, a
man by the name of Brown, for a deer and
shot him through the leg, below the knee,
shattering both bones. Mr.. Brown was
taken to Drain. where his leg was ampntated
about four inches below the knee. We do
not know the circumstances of this shooting,
but these accidents are of too frequent oc-
currence in this county, aud ID some In
stances there have been grave suspicious of
the accidents. Where man will make the
mistake of shooting another 70. a deer, he
should be held responsible for criminal neg
lgence.
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Executors Notice!

In the County Court Of the State o. Oregon for the
County OF Douglas In the matter Of the estate a
Reason Reed Sen. deceaspd,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the last win
1v and testament of Rea Reed Sen. deceased has
been duly proven, and pursuant thereto the under
signed, by order Of the above entitled court made
and entered November 21st, lSs3 has been appointed
executor Of said estate, and has duly qualified 81
such. Now, therefore, all persons having legal claims
against said estate notified to present the same to
the undersigned at bis Office IN Oakland, IN Douglas
months hereof and all persons owing said estate are
required to make immediate payment thereof TO the
undersigned JOHN II. SHUPE, executor.
Dated Roseburg Oregon, Nov. q, 1888
Hermann and Bah, attorneys for estate, .--sA
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SUMMONS.

In the Circuit Court for Douglas County. stAts Of
Oregon:
.. ] crubse. Plain ID. Action at Law to-
v. H Parks Ks defendant Recover Money.
TIsO w. H. PARKS, AB0VE-NAMED DEFEND
i ant: Ia the Of the State of Oregon, you
hereby required 70 appear and answer the complaint
filed against you in the ab0veentitled action, on or
before the last day Of the next regular a said
court, towit: The seconl Monday IN May, 1884, and
If fail to said complaint the plaintiff viii
take judgment agnilst you FOR want Of an answer,
and will apply TO the court for the relief demanded In
said complaint, TO wit Judgment against You for the
sum Of S09.s5. together with his costs and dsburse
ments Of the action.
This SUMMONS is published by order Of Hon. 4. s.
Beaa Judge OF said court dated October 24th 1888.
A. f. CAMPBELL,
Attorney for plaintin.
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Masonic INSTALLATION .-Laurel lodge In
stalled the following officers on the 2Sth
ult,: b. Hermann, w. NJ; A. A. Engels,
$. W.; W. NJ. Davis, T. VII. T. Duncan
Sec; John Rast, Treas; J. c. Fullerton,
S. d.; John Gildcrsleevc, ]. D.; A. f.
Campbell, s. s.; N. Laraut J. S.; John
Lehnberr, Tyler.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-01-05

FoR SALE Three yoke of work cat
tie belonging to J. Q. Booth. The cat
tie may be seen at Wm. Wilson's pas
ture, near Rosehueg. For further in
formation see OF address J. B. Wright,
Roseburg who is authorized to sell the
cattle.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-01-05

Senator Sabin, chairman of the na-
tional Republican committee, in deiin-
ing his position on finance, says: I'm
his opinion payment of the national
debt should cease. In fact, it should
have ceased years ago He is in favor
of issuing bonds that may lie used to
uphold the national banks.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-01-05

VIcK's FLORAL GUIDE.-Here it is aoaip,
brighter and better than ever; the cover
alone, with its delicate tinted background
and its dish Of gracefully arranged flowers,
would entitle it to permanent place in ev--
cry home. The book contains thres beauti-
full colored plates, is full of illustrations,
printed on the best of paper, and is filed
with just such information as is required by
the gardener, the farmer, those growing
plants, and every one needing seeds or
plants. The price, ouly ten cents, can be
deducted from the first order sent for goods.
All parties any way interested IN this sub
ject should sent at onoe to James Wick
Rochester, New York, for the Floral Guide.
Wood will be taken on subscription
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-01-05

L. B. Fetter of Coos County, passed
through the City this week accompanied
BY his daughter Ella, who has entirely
recovered from her late affection
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-01-05

Fresh. tread, pies, cakes and cookies
1T the new bakery, ]. A. Smith, pro-
prietor.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-01-05

For the largest stock of fine, fame,
and mixed candies for Christmas, W
e. Gaddis takes the lead,
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-01-05

For the best brand Of teas and oof-
fees, so to Barkcr's.
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schsol Year Begins Monday. September 3. 1883.
TurIoN PER SESSION OF TWELVE WEEKS:
2 oehd f0f Catalogue.
Geo. 4. Russell, Principal.

AZ Hanliltou's drug store, quicksilver,
Sulphur. lime and cheap gadv oil coal oil
EC5 doctering sheep.
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Wood will be taken on subscription
to The INDEPENDENT, if delivered soon.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-15

RuNSEt3, Nav l2.-[js iespor ienca J.
Tue Nay term OF our die.Iici cousl has lust
o'csad. The CT e. asl nuafsS 9es com 1ats
tiysly l'rht. II. A. d stherap yea sen.
,cacsd 10 iha EaD .tentia'y for two yeas.
Charse--sN 'ndlipg. 0a1 other psrty wa
given % DAYS IN tls county Jail.
0cr d.r,rc CT ! .dge, IL q. T. b. Wheeler,
h-l rendered Dimsa.i unysrsaliy popular
oy has aisnittd, imptr'ill ana Courteous
department.. Il iac lawyer, pleasant end
aRible gentleman, 50 much regret the nn'
L0EGri state OF evsnts, which, under the
new regime, Will cut oil h's district from
This. OF course, will not occur NIL alter tae
eisc tiol. Under his wise ADMINISTRATION
dur courts havs been established upon q
gond f3uudston.
DuIing coutt IN detachment Of 81 rsr
under commsnd ~ Capts'n George B)slsr,
vent M into Nolan county and s'resl-
omit number Of paities for fencs.cutting.
They were seut by Judge Wnseler for con-
iusment 10 the Colorado City jail.
Crops IRE looking five oui here. Having
had a favorable slou, e4o range was Eeyer
better.
Oar own is improving, end, though iso
lated away out in this western woli3, we
have progressive, entsrprisiDg and pubic
spifited citizens.
We h ave dolly msil passing through
from Abilene to Conch0; also matt Inc 10
Found Rock. More anon.
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CLEEURNE.

OrEBURyE. Nay ll.-[Oorrespondence i =
A telegram was received this afternoon
> atiog That Mr.. J. l.. White, deputy
sheriH of Basque counts. and dsp1ty
Uaitei o, NJ mbtsaal, il anita sick, so that
he ctnnot az pear here Tor trial tc-mnTrow.
Mr.. Thits, toge her with Mr.. Woody,
aul3 oharged with the murder OF . Mr..
C.ve ,augn ia Bosque county, having sho,
HIN IN Msrch OF last yssr, from the effect
OF which ne diedin July last. VIII Cas-
wss sot Tor trial here Tomorrow, on cne pge
o. venue at the instance Of the 81 ste
Mr. Ben Ffeibsrg has just rel urnsi from
q pleasant Two weeks VISIT 10 relatives 10
Iadisua, Ohio and Miss1us.
Mrs J. L. Crawford, wno's sed denth &C.
cured here Saturday, was lntel.ei this nf'
terncon.
Rev. e, G. Pearson, "ihe boy preacher
presched the last Of long aeiies OF inter
es;iug snl weli NIT apded sermons last night
It the Cumbsrll1d PfesDyter1n caurcb.
Our plnnd juy hes ar urned, havi1e
found 213 bills of ildic. nent-23 ielonie.
and l9l IN siemesno,s
Oar county com u ss'one-s hnvs to-day
been wrestling win ssvera, eDniictiops Tor
change OF roads, ESysg' II 8t lcn the court
dsried, bscause tns petitioners did not pro
pnse 10 shorten the distrncs now Occupied
by the old roads, ia sc;otdaucs with the
srms OF & late AGA OF the Legislature on the
subject.
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SULPHUR SPRINGS.

SULPHUR SPRINGS, May 12.-TCorrsEpon-
deucs. later continued hoons OF rain,
bslmy sunshine visits us regularly, and
everybody is correspondingly happy. Sew
eral days. visit to the country copvinces me
of the abundant crops OF all cereals to Hop.
kins q unity. 1t is rather early to make
specious promises of cotton, but the acre.
age not being large, 1t can be safely said
that the yield will be abundant as the yield
generally depends upon cultivation, not on
seasons.
Our coal boom IL not doing 80 well, and
neught is heard from our paint mine.
The western fever has made its annual ap.
pearancc, aud the svmps0m are alarming,
as it is carrying off some of our best c'ti-
zens, and If not them bodily, it is depicting
the pockets.
+. +. Dabbs, who made purchases in both
Comanche and Brownwood, left last Satur-
day Tor Midland, the new Eldorado, tor the
purpose of investing. He went via Dsllas,
purposing to enjoy the German festivities
Sunday.
Itseems rather CT ucl in Dallas in forwprd-
ing the railroad interests to entirely ignore
the claims of Sulphur Springs, ut least as q
way stanton.
The readers OF the HERALD at this place
would be delighted il different mail arrange
mente would bs made, whereby we would
yet It in the forenoon, by why OF Mckinney
Now 1t Is late In the afternoon coming BY
way of Jefferson. What can be done2
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caLoRApo.

c. 7rso,, W. -, Ponoer, 2. i.
d Gao .fI "a Htr fsANH ~ r. 10 -et. ne ni
rs dla. b tol la Cote ode d 7-r G . Ella
rn rg. 1siiihlnG clsl on nes - i0sh
. +, eos ,rs.n, a1a q "a me-
HnH rms & g. a. sLeu 4aSsG zee
tn frurOtd lnr -, rs 20. uf,iIn su
o. .tH frl~t'Nusf lcr. A. eu ,aesr aid
b, cut o. tht q ld, ra iihogoNo su feysr.
ihr t.r 3 i...s1 for frin He -.f
ny - tts falss LOS @1s,1 Osau gi
cen.
'til- arr o7ins Tap'd,T. add chipping
-.l..lt lutA F.t fr b.. ~ g tT r.
"a a.. ana ~ lol b. a.i f. u.au p
10. We rsp,i'r. 10000 10 % 70 ID
~ ul4nuO ID Dol Colorado "a tne
.sf.mlet us a. q Ton' msiAe..
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eflDAH MIL

ckDAR HIT, Ms' ~ fOaffosDondenes
| AT a fnf 3iipsf ~ fNr q mncfa1y ~ Gem
Hit precinct, " olnv n'lnn sssumhisd. foI
county convention, when IL 60 DO bel IN
,he oily of Ds'iis On Saturday, Nay ~, NJ
" O'CLOCK nnor "A motion 81 J. II. S,De
arr, N. A Carroll was called IN the 0ba'f
aud j. II. aoMu--iv choose sseFei ary
On motion. J. IS. Rsmsa., T q WHOM
and j IL. Stewart we're ehl's-a d'e.4.ti,
aud 4. n sligar. w. J. Rhodes sud 3. ID.
Couger altsrnatss.
Ga motion OF J VI. Stewart. L WIS ~
solved b. THE MEETING that Hpn b. Cihhs
Is heartily endorsed by this meeting A. q
candidate at the eusnin, tloeaol Tor lirn.
tfaa',.enveraor ~ ctzen eminently
d "a fsr The posi- iu1.
Ga mo'on. ina meeting dloutaed.
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sr,GREGOR.

McGREaoR, May IL. Correspondence,
ing fair weather. Farmers arc making
good use of their time. Crop prospects
were never better than at this time. Gar.
dens are looking splendid. Vegetables
Our 70 wn 4till contlnnes t. improve. The
new rock building, 90by 76 feet, built BY
Messrs. Ainto a Gesike, 10 Inst completed
and Will be- occupied in . abort Tins.
Robinson Bros. are sinking an Artesier
10 wsii . cssssins ioms nols 81 n mSdici
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Horsrord,s Acid Phosphale.

AvALUABLE REMEDY For GRAVEL.
DR.. 7. II. Newland, jr., ST. Louis, his
sopii, says: II have used IL IN diseases OF
tho urinary organs, sucn as gravel, AID
rs-,iculsrly sperm at0rrhoi, with very
Joi result, and thtnk u very valuable
remedy ia those diseeses."
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Important.

When you visit or leave New York City,
save baggage, expresses or carriage hire and
stop st the Grand Union hotel, opposite the
Grand Central depot. Six hundred elegant
ducud to 81 end upwards per day. Gore.
psan plan. Elevator. Restaurant supplied
with the best, Horse cars, stages aud eIe
waved railroads TO all depots. Families CAL
live better. for less money at the Grand
Union hotel than In any other drstrclasi
hotel in the citv.
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Csufls and trimisals Al Various
Points,
The Crop Outlook sipes the Isavy
Floods.
EUsK.

nNShs
Rusx, Nay II --[coFrssoudeucs l-County
court - IN session tits seek for the trans
action Of civil and probate business. quite
a lot ot. criminal Dus'Isis Vas transacted
sst week.
Ths weather 10 now foe and fsrmers ara
tiyirg TO make up for lot time aud few
olns 60 tosa. consequently business Il
ia,hrr dull.
Oar bulldog en'erprl ies. however, -four
10, nuu 20 ues someNh Tor the o0uatf =
msg's absence IN mss'ng l'la rod cir.
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sra being o9usiIne cd, VIA sSyrrrl others
~ eonie@plat,oa. An additional
t'rt. i0faace n rairs cT tted at The pfrl-
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OF Oswegn, Idiana, that Sama itan Ner-
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