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About The Douglas independent. (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1879)
-X. ' .--V --v--sf Independent Society Ileetinjt fwUMPQ.UA CHAPTER NO. 11, B. A. hold regular eoniniunica- tioas every first and tliiid Tuesday la each month Ail member la good standing will Uke due sjid timely notice aid govern themselves aeoordinsjly. Visit tag companions are invited n meet with Ilia ("i,m rta wKa WMiruaiwaf. r S B . UE8MASN.il. P. W. L Frirdlahder, Wy. V A LAURKL LODGE A F. and A. M bold regular meetings on Wedni day on or before esen Tun moon. J. C. FCLLKUTOX, W. M, B NEWCOMB, rwcy. - ' i PHILETAI'IAN V Lodjre, No. 9, 1 O. O. F. meets on Saturday evening, of each week at 1 o'clock, in tbeir halt at Kose burg. Members ofiheorder la good stands ng are invited to attend. By order of the N- UNION ECSAMPMENT No. 9, I. O. O F.. meetaat Odd Fellowa Halloo the 1st and 8d Fridays o( every month. Visiting Brethren invited to attend D. 8 K. BUICK, C. P. E. G. HtmsH. Scribe. " UMPOUA GRANGE. NO. 28, P. of H- will meet hereafter on the first Satur ot each month. at U ran ire Hall, in Kose- borer. All mesmbers in good standing are cordially invited to a -tend; j GEO. JONES, 31. J. P. Dtjwcah. Secretary, j ITEMS IN BRIEF. j 8ol. Abraham bav gone to Portland, j - Got. Chaawick is at Oakland. Those new books at 8. Hamilttn's drug store. - ' 'H:, v. ' . Mrs. T. B. Sheridan has gone to Coos Bay. : Paul Benhaven reports everything at Oakland as prospering. H.J.Cole, an old friend of the Indbi. VRSDKST, i visiting the city. Oar old friend EU Stephens is in town Time deals kindly with he old man. We acknowledge a pleasant call from F. M. Gabbert, the Nasby of Myrtle crevk. Times are dull and the reason for it is the farmers contiuue busy harvesting. Mr. George Hall has an interesting ad vertisement to stockrai6ers elsewhere. A asessor Strange is quite ill. He has been we fined to his Ud in this c.iy for f everal days.. Call and examine the guarantee which is given with the Imperishable Mixed Paints. ' B. Hamilton, Agent. Another row is reported from Myrtle (.'reek, and another trial for assault will come np before Judge Hursh. Geo. Haynes haa returned from Kan Francisco, looking none the worse for his trip. We sre pleased to see hiui In town again. Cnbancey'a Fruit Jars the best in the market and the delight of housewives for aale cheaper than ever, at S. Hamilton's drugstore. We hare got that 125 appropiiat'on, Wetter Star boys. We'll coma uround and treat to-morrow, and till you we said we would get the best of the argument. The late E. A. Buick'a funeral took place on the 4th inat. The remains of the deceased were followed to the grave prepared for them by a large number of friends and relatives. Dr. Davis, of Oakland, was in the city during the week. Though but a short time in the place, Dr. Davis has made many warm friends in Calapuoia j recinct. The ei.tertainnient given by the min trele Tuesdsy evening was greeted by a crowded bouse. It is the universal opiu io that the entertainment was the bebt ever given in Uoseburg. : Bealh'e minstrels will appear in Oakland this evening at AbruLam's ball. The pro gramme selected for the occasion is fine one, -and there will be a rattling perform t once given. Turn out. Th tfj.nti.in nf fin ruail.ra ia In property at the store of C Cohen. There will be found an extra chance to secure bargains, since the sale ia a bona fide one. B. Thomas and daughters Mita Fannie and Mar) have returned home. Dick re tains his proverbial good humor, and will always be regarded as the most entertain ing company aa well as the best tit land lords. James J. Flett, of the Western Star, has returned from hia trip into the mounlaiua, locking rough and rugged. Since every body is anxious to know the name of the hero inour last bear story, we will no. report, his name is ' Jim." Owing to unavoidable circumstances, and the death of Mr. A. E. Buick, Beath'a min s'.rels did not visit Myttle Creek and Can yonville as announced by posters. The troupe will visit those places hereafter and by good playing will make np for the dis appointment occasioned by their iailure to appear on time. Mr. Simon Caro baa left for San Fran eitco to purchase a Fall atock ot goods for the firm of Caro Bros, Upon his return to this city he wilt make Rjeeburg his per manent home! The Jacksonville papers say they are sorry to Jose Simon, but we do not complain, since their loss is our gain, ' Everybody in Southern '; Oregon will be pleased to learn that J. M. Turner, Esq of the Jacksonville tSenlind, has fully re- .a.ui iu Ym .I'uii it 1 1 1. anil Mm., will ..,.. " J t V - , KWM "III IIDU U. editorial charge of that paper. The Setfi net of this wet-k contains an excellent per tonal sketch ol our old frirnd, C. W. Sav ge, of the New State hotel, and oi.e of the early pioneers of Oregon. ncng in Efflgy. .Stick a pin in him and see if he moves, for he looks ss if he is sturT-d. A gentle man assuming the title ol Dr. Hatch, who haa made himself quite conspicuous iu tlervais, was made more so Thursday morn ing by being extended in mid air iu effigy, nothing holding him up but the end of a rope. This office has been presented with a small ehromo, of artistic;deign, showing the effigy as It appeared on the morning of its discovery. " . Arrested for Assault and Battery. Upon the complaint of George N. Dough erty. feherilT Uogan Friday anested David Bhambtook for assault and battery. To tell the story in a few words. Dough erty talked about Shambrook, and Shain brook Lit Dougherty a s ashing belt in the ear. Dougherty's earloiks like pickled noose. ! The Place to Go. The moat enjoyable beverage in the avorlJ is San Francisco lager beer. Ills 4he beet beer In the world, and when ki p eol always finds readv ; patrons. Fred chwrts. at the deptt, haa jui-t received a fresh supply, and keeps it in perfect order. . A Fine 8tock of Goods. Among the many splendid stocks ot new goods being""teceived none are more cora plete in evury rer-pect than that of SI JoKcbheon. at the Cab Store. There is nothing wanting in his stock, and Joe jjream everybody well. . From oar Extra of Friday morning. CALIFORNIA ELECTION Special Dispatches to the Donning lnde' pendent by W. U. T. Co. STATE HEFUSLZCA27 Ivy 15,000. - THREE.AND POSSIBLY FOUR CON GRESSMEN, ELECTED. SALLOCE ELECTED. A LITTLE MORE OF THE DOUGLAS INDEPLNDENT'S ENTERPRISE. Again It Proves Itself to be the Newspa per of Douglas County. First Dispatch. San Francisco, 8ept. 4 Re tartid from precincts in the tnte nor iu which the countia com plete, stand as follow:. Perkins, 18,616, Glenis 15,928; White, 10,138. These hgurcs include re lams from all coan ties except a half-dozen email outlying owes, aud cotflprise two-fifths of the to tal vote ouUide the city. - The lage towns of Oakland, Sacra meiito, Stockton, Los Angeles, San Jose and mauy others ane not included, the conut being still incomplete. ; Latest City Returns. San Francisco, Sept 4. 10 p m. White 7,445, Ulenn 1,531, Perkins 7,468, Kalloch 286, Qua- wold 369, Flint 7,689. i Second Dispatch. San Francisco, Sept. 4. 11 p. m. Returns from Santa Cruz county comp.ete are as follows : Peikins 1,898, Glenn 608, White 736. Yallejo complete : 'Perkins 738, Glenn 261, White 492. Sacramento, S.'pt. 4.-26 precincts oataide the city gives Perkins 724, Glenn 487, White 382. Kem county gives Perkius 300, Glenn 600. Stockton, Sept. 426 precincts including "the first ward and part ot the second give Perkins 1,714, Glenn 1,589, White 476. Grass Valley, Sept. 4. Total vote 1,105, counted 315. Perkins 196, Glenn 79, White 140. Reports from other counties in Hie interior make the vote stand Perkins 24,094, r Glenn 19,191, White 13,023. . . , San Francisco, Sept.1 411 p.m. J lie vote ot the city, as counted at 9:30 gives Perkins 8, 700; White, 8,480; Glenn, 1,705; Flint, 8.967; Kallocb, 9,653; Gns- wold, 407. Los Angeles, Sept. 4 In Los Angeles city two-thirds of the votes are counted. Perkins, 476: White, 662; Glenn,' 532. Oakland Sept. 4 Complete vote out of 30 of 37 precincts in Alameda county, Perkins, 3,202, White 1,793; Glenn, 995. All outside precincts are in, bat Tern esecal. Oakland precinct, as tar as counted give pluralities tor Per kins and Page. Close estimate gives rerkiiis and rage a clear miyonty of 1,900 iu the t-onnty. UoLisTER, Sept. 4 Glenn will carry Sau Diego county by about 3UU; Ayres, by 600. oan Jose, Sept. 4 The vote is to tur hs counted iu Santa Clara county, Perkins, J,763; Glenn, 782; White, 1,216. San Diego, Sept. 4. Complete retorns from 26 pre- give rerkins 041, Uienn 843, White 91. Ten remote precincts to hear from, which will not ma terially change result. Uroville, Sent. 4. In Cntte county Perkins' plunhty id esti mated at oUU. Nevada precinct, Nevada county, Perkins bus 225, White 176. Glenn 84. San Franciscoo, Sept. 5.-6 a. m.-AII returns go to authorize the previous report that Republicans have elected the entire btnte tick et hy a plurality of more than 15, 000. Page and Pacheco are elect ed to Congress and probnbly Mc Kenua. The contest is doubtful between Davis and Barbour. ' Kalloch for Mayor retains a slight !e?.d of Flint, Probabilities us the the remainder of the city ticket unchanged f'om prevLns advices. It is possible the workmen may elect some of the aupervisors and school directors. Advices regard iog legislative tickets very magre, but seem to ndicate that tbe liepiiblicans will have majority. : Penmanship. Mr. E. P. Connot, a gentleman celebrat ed throughout the State aa a teacher of Speneerian penmanship, will ormtnixe a s at the pubfw school house in this citr this (Friday) evening- at 4 o'clock p. K. Mr Connor is a gen'.leman in demeanor, and hia work is endorsed by the ex-Superintendent of Public Instruction, Dr. L, L. Rowland, aa well aa by O. P. Fitzgerald, Superintend ent of Public Instruction of California. Many others testify as to the qualifications ot Mr. Connor ; snd so many are his re commendations from gentlemen of position and influence any word we might say would probably Im regarded as superfluous. There should be a tum out at least to sea what ha oan do. Lime for Sale, Flint & Hon have the best of lime for sale at bed-rock prices. Parties wishing tbe came will find It to their advantage to call on either A. or S. C. Flint $oaebarg.. RIOT AT UTRTLE CREEK A BOISTEROUS TIME OF IT. A eormpendent at Myrtle Creek writes aa follow ; Our little village, which ia ordinarily tolerably quiet, haa been, aiuoa last Sunday afternoon antil Tuesday forenoon, the scene of tumult, assault and battery, threatening to kill, and in fact all which goes to make hideous a community in which - reside many quiet, law-abiding citizens, but which for the time being appears to have been taken poasesakm of by a hoodloom set of rowdies, Laat Sunday a young man came into town and went to the saloon of Smith St Adams.' The young man was on his home and rode serosa the porch of the saloon and thea went out into the street on his hone, V This riding on the porch appeared to rile the dormant wrath of Smith, although ra tnor say Smith has heretofore got the boy to ride across the porch to create a sensa tion, and would treat him to drinks for do- ; . ... -i ing so; ana that men on n one back nave been in his saloon building. At any rate Smith went into the street to tbo boy and wanted him to pay hia bill, which 8mtth claimed wae 33 while the boy claimed it was only f 14, whereupon Smith seised the boy while he was on hia horse and gavehira a very severe pounding even going o far as to beat him in the face with a revolver. The boy got off of hia hone, when Smith again assaulted him, beating him with his fist, and finally threw him, against a stone porch, and then in the most shameful and brutal murderous manner stamped, nod kicked the boy in the faw to a horrible ex tent. The boy aevr raised hia hand to re sist from the very firt. At this time our respected snd law-abiding citizen, Mr. D. S. K. Buick, for the sake of common humanity, ran up and asked Smith to desist his fearful battery on the boy. that he waa murdering him, when he (Smith) told Mr. B. it was none of his business and for him not to in terfere. Whereupon Mr. I. told Smith that if he kioked the boy again he would have him prosecuted. At this Smith turned on Mr. B. and gathering np a large club says : "You old s n of a b h I will kill you, and stai ted for him with uplifted weapon. Mr. B., remembering the old oonpled that "He who fights and runs away, Will live to fijjht another day," Dii not stand on the order ot "making tracks." Smith kept after hia intended vic tim, and was gaining rapidly on him, when Mr. B's. youngest son, "Dae." seeing the iminent danger in which the life of his gray-haired father war placed ran before Smith and implored him not to strike hit father, when Smith, carrying out hia mur derous intent, says to Doe: "Q d d n yon I will kill you," and suiting actions to his words he struck Doo a h -avj blow on the head, which felled him to the earth as quickly aa a beef struck with tbe blow of a butcher's hammer. At the in stant several parties rushed up and took j hold of the club and it waa taken from Smith. The club was a aawed piece, 2 by 0, j about 4 feet long Squire Purkeypile arrested Smith for his assault on the elder Mr. B. and he was re leased on bail. High revelry continued all day Sunday night. On Monday at 12 M. Mr. Buiok atarted for Boaeburg on business and for the purpose of getting out a wanant for Smith, and the young Oatman, who was so terribly beaten up accompanied him also for the pur pose of getting out a warrant against Smith, and they went quietly on tbeir way till near the. south side of Robert's hill when lo I up came a deputy sheriff, whose panting steed was drippinir with foam, and demanded Buink to stop, that he had a war rant for Oatman. Tbe warrant was de manded and when ,read proved to. be only an affidavit t y Barvy Smith to the effect that Oatman had ridden across hia porch. Tbe deputy called that a warrant and when Oatman declined going, was told by the deputy that he had to go; that he would take him by force. . Oatman was advised not to resist the o'fEcer f) snd perhaps he had better go back. He went back. A new charue was gotten up sgain.-t him to the effect that be had ridden across Smith's porch, and had several days prior piuked up a couple of billiard balls in Smith's sa loon while some parties were playing, and kept them awhile, and he was aotually bound over to the Oraud Jury in the sum of $500 on this farce. Hj gave bait Buink got out his warrants and returned here; Sheriff Uogan soon followed. Hogao took in the situation in a manner showing him to be a man of murage n 1 a compe tent officer, and after much hunting around in old vacant buildings and back allies came upon his msn. T era was hurrying to and fro with strong evidence of riot, and finally Smith's friends, by boisterous threatening of the crowd, manuged to get Smith sway from the sheriff in order that he (Smith) might be retained at this place t hive a faroe of a trial for his Sunday's offeno-s. This part of the story would not have appeared but for the advice of a lawyer who was once a Judge. Tnesday morning no pnxecutor ap pearing against Smith the case waa dismis sed a ben the sheriff at once collared him snd hurried him off to Boaeburg. While the above proceedings are eounteuanced and offenders fostered there are many good law. abiding oitueua here and in this vicinity who deprecate any violations of law. If people expect their community to pros per and their property to hold its present value or increase in value they must see to it thst the law is fully vindicated. Death of Edward A. Buick. Mr. E. A. Buick died at his father's resi dence at Mvrile Creek on the 3d of tha present month at the age of 25 years, 1 month and 81 days. The cause of Mr. Bulck's death was hemorrhage of the langs. All who knew the deceased white living knew an honet. upright and moral man. He lived an exemplary life, and every fa ther of a son in the county will feel fully sttisdrd when they en say that in the walks of life their offspring is as good and pure as was the poor bov now resting in his last narrow home and enjoying the peaceful, undisturbed repose of the dead. Friends, he had many; enemies, he had none. Of all his acquaintance there is not one who does not feel sorrowful over his death ; ot those who have but heard ot him not a single one exists but regrets his loss in a way never experienced before for a stanger. Peace to his ashes. lathe grave there Is nothing left of him whom we loved but the dost to which all mortals return. His spirit, however, must be with the angels, and oar consolation comes with the thought that lo-day he is among God s own chosen few. Hnnting for a Farm. Jndce Gaddis and Commissioners Cook and Applegata have been employed thi week examining farms offered lor sale with a view of purchasing a farm for the poor. Friday morning tbey left tbo city for the purpose of looking into the management and conOiton of the inpers in Cole's Val ley, and while away ' will examino several farms offered for sale. . We would suggest that nusecond-clssa farm be purchased, and that the tarm selected be located some where near the line of the railroad. There hsa been sn unavoidable expense areata, in the sending or paupers to Cole's Valley on account of distance and difficulty of travel. A farm selected near the railroad for the reasons stated will save at least one-hal: in tvstof travel, and can be easily reached at anv eef.ton ofthevear. . n 8. Hamilton, who haa been eppolnbd ageat for the new school books, has thrsa on hand at exchange and ii-t oductory prioea. FROM JACKSONVILLE. The shooting of Kalloch caused quits a sensation. C. J. Howard, our county assessor, is the father of sn eleven pounder. Madame Jane Holt has been quite ill for some time and in tbe meantime het gneata have lived high. J. H. Hoffman, at Mrs. Bilger's hard ware store, pot np three gross of fruit cans in one day last week. The weather has been so changeable and the winds so piercing cold and continuous that it ia something uncommon tor that time of the year. Tbe Jacksonville brass band and minstrel troupe have united and preparatory sb are being made toward attending the county fair of Siskyon, ; Willie Young, a son of George Henry's, is serving out one year'a apprenticeship at Cteorge ochomp a barber shop, trying to master the art of .razor handling. John Orth, who was taken down with billiousnem, waa confined to his bed alter nating during the day of vi ednesday ; but he ia np now attending to business. . The sodi water man from Yreka still continues ' in fetching; that spirited- stuff and says that the suaaon is not yet over, as they are too many inveterate arm kem in Jacksonville, who a e. Its lovers. R. A. Miller, who has been out in the mountains rusticating, returned home and has resumed tbe study of Biaokstone. - Bob is too much on the recouoiter to ever succeed as a fortune-teller. The old and efficient stand-bys of Josephine county, Hugha Lenard and Floyd, were in tbe city last week. What their business waa we did not learn. They i maioed but s fewrhrye, . " Judge Duncan, Fred Grubs and others are . now ' havioir .tbeir -board sidewalks torn np and gTs-vul walke put down . Su pervisor Young ta overseeing the work and teta Bushy is hauling the gravel. ' ' Ed. An then wreath, formerly a resident of Yreka but now of Jacksonville, is a younir and experienced member of the legal fra ternity, and baa made many friends. , He has iuduopd several capitalist to invest cap ital iu this county. UMPQUA FERRY. Fall fights are in vogue. The grain ia streaming toward market from alt sides. Mies Crayton, of Oakland, is visiting friends in this viuiuity. We acknowledge a plersaut call from our old friend, H. J. Cole, on the 27th ult. We received a call from Mr. Muller, of Oakland this week. Call again, old boy. Threshers are treitinir bad treatment in this section in regard to sustenance of life. Mr. Wilson, one of Oakland's promising young men, was in thin vicinity recently looking after hia interests. A young man from Oakland made a visit to these parts on Sunday last, evidently with great anticipations, but we have been in formed reliably, that his expectations were not fully realized, for when he approached "the mansion on the hill" the attraction had fled to a more salubrious cliine and our dis appointed young hero returned to thn place whence ha departed with abea-.y heart. : In regard to the accusation of the Star a uoerning the untruth of my items to the IsnsPEftDKNT and the apologies I should have made, I will simply say that I have made no apology to any one for what I have written. And furthermore, I will ssy that I have written only what is ttueand relia ble. I was rather amazed at the audacity and boldness of the editor fr making the Recusation which lie knew to be erroneous in the extreme. Freddy, you must endeavor to coufine your statements to the truth al though it will be a burden to one in your oceupatioa. County Court. In all civil cases, follwing is the result: Judgments werede- ciced against Autoine Walker tor $135 SO including costs; against AVVm. liussell tor 872 53 and coasts; against II. Ilaoley tor $63 60 and cots; against S. Cameron for 8109 75 and coes. S. V. Crane was allowed further time to answer, and the suit against C. Cohen was ditmissed at plaint id's cobt. In Commia 8;oners Court, hqnor licenses were granted to W. II Black wood and L. Steuger lor one year ; and viewers were appoint ed to locate county roads trom Looking Glass to Host burg and from K. Ireland's to lluyes creek. The road from Wtiitinor's Gap to the Eat boundry hue ot J. Rich" ard's land watt declared a public highway, and Miss Fannie Hill and tl. K. Wheeler were appoint" od to scho arnhips in the State Uuivemty. OAKLAND ITEMS. Everything quiet iu town. . Corporation of Oakland in trouble again. Mr. J. C Shambrook gave us a pleasant call on Monday last. By the way, we take the liber'y of congratulating tbe gentleman on hia 2lil birthday which took place on the ao.h ult. And may you live long and pros per. -. Mr. Geo. T. Busel will take charge of the school at New Oakland on the 15th of September. This gentleman has had a long experieno) in this line and surely we can recommend his ability aa a teacher to par ents and friends. Complaints come to us from people down the Calap oia to the effect that on of Oak land's counter jumpers has been doing con siderable depredation in that loo -tity; hav ing approached an old and feeble man in a s-range manner, while hi folk were away. We would caution the young man to be careful. LETTER LIST. Following is a list of ths letters remain ing in the Roseburg Po toffies Ang. 81st t O S Allen, John H Level 2, Prof Logan, Peter Anhault, Fred W Bonebrake, C. W. Coleman, L Porter, Wm Parks, L Berephea, J McCanongher, Joseph Morggrap, Michal Maguire, Frank MeMuller, Miobal Magnire, Messrs Wm Cochran and O Gollin, R M Canon, Miaa Etta Carman, Chaa Coal man, Anna X, Crown, 1 nomas Uoleoourn, W R Carson, E O Gorslind, Basil Gresby, Thomas Hurlburt, L Hirsbfield, M R Higly, Rtjlsh, C W Johnson, Henry H Jones, Henry Eohler, Chas Eohler, William Rios, J Shoemaker, Joseph Sehrhjn, Wm Smith, O M Shaw, W W Cox, James Sweeny. Mrs Ellen Stephens, Luathniok, Walter Thomp. in, Joe Trounson, Ally D Whits White, Andrew Witherel. A Narrow Escape. Last Saturday aa the train hound north was roonding a sharp carve a mils uorth of Clackamas bridge, an Indian in an iutozi eated condition was sitting on the end of a railroad tie. The pilot of the engine struck . him merely turning him over so suddenly , fcy Uroe th tram backed up for him he realized his condition in a sober sonsejof view ; he was taken on the train a short distance to his wigwam and given in charge of his betterhalf, who from her cries could bring the dead to life. CheHrfalnesR, courage aud great sctivlty of intellect sre engendered by Fella.fs' Compound Syrup of Hypophosphites, snd. its capacity of imparting power of endur ance to tbo brain and nervoua system Is snown tn its property of sustaining per sus lutougn mental aimcni.ies. I Blank deeds, mortgages, justice ptpeta. bonds and every kind of legal blanks ran ; purchase them at this office. Orders from j hma4 promptly attends) to, WEATHER REPORT. for acgtjst: ' llighrst Barometer 30.179 on the 29th Lowest Barometer. . . . . .PD.668 on tbe 18th Monthly ranee of Bar.,..... .... . O.all Hio-hest Temp.. . . .. .... ....B2 deir on 9th Lowest T tup.... . oeg on 23th Greatest daily range of Tiiip,87detr.5 9ih Least ialy range or leuip. .OWJejB- ZU Mean Maximum Temn... . .. ...Sdeir.O on Mean Minimum Temp.... ....5'3leg.7 Mean Daily llsnsawtC Ternp.......g teg 1 Prevailing Din C hu of Wind ...I .... Nonh t otal Movement of Wind ,...2t44 miles Total Rainfall ..... t.47 inches Highekt Velocity Wind and Diiecti B, 12 miles per hour on the 23d. f No. Clear Days.... .... i... .... .'...23 No. Fair Days.... .... 2 No. Cloud v Day on whieu no rain o snow i fell .....4 So. Days on which rain or snow fell . .it Mean daily Btrometer.... .29855 Mean daily Thermometer.... ....CTileu.O Mean daily relative lluiuidiiy .. .. .. ..59.5 B. U. Koooekr. i Sergeant, Signal Corps. U. 8. A. The Oakland Case. As Judge Vatson -will leave lor Coos Bay this morning, he will reserve his division, in the Oak land case until he returns to this city. Died. Mrs. Jeauette Barnes, a5cd 46 years, departed this Iif Thursday evening. Want ot time and space prevents us from giving the de ceased a more extended notice. AGENTS FOR THE INDEPENDENT. Wheeler Bros. ,',.,. .... Oakland. D. J. Lyons.... . ...Soottsbur and Klktou. J. R. Fllison.. .. Yoncalla W. a Wells. .., F. M. Gabbert..., .... Ten Mile. .. ..Myrtle Creek. ... Cmpqiia Ferry. . ... . Looking Glass. ....Myrtle Poiut. .... .Jackaouville. Oak Creek. Ueo. H. Shambrook..'. Wm. Cochran A. L. Bender .. Abe. Mensor.... .... .. Jeptha Thornton. .... .. .NEW TO-DAY. a. Hu mfiX?a BOSEBCRG, OREGON-, Forwarding & Commission Agf. All poo-is eonslgceJ to my care will be promptly forwarded to points ot their des tination without tail. Ail u:ntS4 en trusted to my care will be car. fully u t ended to. Grain or other articles uken ou storage at lowest rates. N.Ie agent for the celebrated Myi tie creek Flour. Ad dress II. L. MUKTON. Roseburg. Oregon. FOR The undersigned has a fine lot of Snat a Isti Merino Bams, both thoroughbred and graded for sal.e t hea. for rah or ap proved credit. Dor further particulars in quire of THOMAS XMiTH. w ii our. uougias co., urrgon, Aug. 3. KING of the BLOOD The Most Thokough runiFJEE or ths Blood Yet Discovkked. Cwrea all Hnm-ir,, from A Common . abruption tj tbe Worst Scrofula. ' ft purines the Blood. : It Invigorates the Unr, i It vs;ates the Bowels. atnes tfce Ktowiaelk. tl (f!o Tivarliy ia plto nf lamtnd; cheerfahw in fiaee of ylowu, ud robust vigor in plaes of d.-bility. lyspvpaa, Bilionn-, P'iord-T,! I.irr, Can ilinaUm, JerTou Atfectmn. l.euernl lability, iu liiort all tin auinrroua diaraws ami discomforts canted by impure Mood are sp-odiiy con. gut ml by this jxiK.Tful coiTPctn-, tha chief and sorcreicn of all ancient or tnira medical duKomria Kiaa or t::c Dud. it iitnE in its rtEST nr.scmp- TlU.t, uitiia rural i',Himr of tl.e l-looanKt of b -a'.th, aud Tanquuuss ths foes luat lurk is tbe blow!. it tutiuhcs rinri rti, jat.t TtTtirrw. dt'ALV l.HI lTIO1, t I.IHH, KCAm.n II K I), FI-.VF.B NORKK and al SIHO XLOl't, DISOIU nmx, It ebceba COX&K XPTtOTf in its enriy Uas. it l.n. fTvriti.-n lv etinl it whrn a!rancvl. It dUperws Tl'MOltS and CAJCCIRs) without tha airHin's kuife. It enros IiRortlT. fni-ra' r r"rti;it. I. euva I'Kmm WKAHNBII and It redun.- in a safa and ?ctun1 rwr all swell- inira, x imil or iiitemnl. It eradicates ths affects of Mineral FoUons, and establishes a sound eonatitn tion. Many trrtincatea, much further information and full ilii;-e'ioni for uainf. wiH bo fonnd in the para, phlct, " TrcattvBoa DissaaMof tbe BlooJ," in wbieh each bottle ia enclosed. Price II nor bottle eontamins; 13 onnoss, or 40 to K doacs. bold by Dealers ia medicine. D. SaUSCH, COST ft CO., Preprleton, BauHalo, If. T. WXE1LLY LINE, of STEAMERS SA2T PBAI7CISC0 FROM COOS BAY CAPT. G. BOLT......,...COMMANDEB CAPT. CHAS. BATLEK.. COMMANDER i For Freight or Passsge Apply to FRANK BARNARD & CO 2 1 3 JACK SON ST., San Faacisco. FRED SCHETTER, Empire City. WESTLEY & DETiNY. General Agents for REIQLE BROS.' COPYING HOUSE, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. Photographs enlarged in Indie Ink, Was t-jr colors and crayon, from 8 to 10 Inches to life-size. Office for the Sta e of Oregon at No. 6 Morron street (St. iharles Hotel bnilding) Portland. Orders lom tbe inte rior promptly attended to. ddress, WfiSTl.Y A DENNY, P O. Box 231 Portland, Oregon. MCGREGOR'S BUTCHER SHOP Having purchased the bacher-ahoti of S. Cramer, I am now prepared to furnish cus witu the finest of Beef,Pork, Mutton At lowest rates. I would call attention of consumer to the fact that I have one o the best cutters, and am ptepared to fur- 51sh meat. as desired. Always fat cattle on band. Give me a trial snd if I do not suit yon as to quantity, quality ana prices, tnen shall not complain it yon go elsewhere. L. MCGREGOR, Roseburg, Oregon. " 20,000' ;pouitds Ol D CASTINGS . WANTlfi T THE ' ROSfcBURO WON FOLNDSy. Good Price paid. Old iron taken In sit K. B ; Changs lor wont, W, Hacks, Buggies, Oarriascsy Thorouohbraccs, Wagons, WILL REIIAHI III ROSEBURG UIITIL SEPT I5TH. l!Sy"To perrons wishing to D. C. The ProaMter and Petfeetar mf As BdaallaUoa. . Tha Befarraer aad vitallzer of tha Mood. Tha Praaoeer aa lavta-orator mi Nerve ana Muscle. . Tha Builder mmt auppsrtev mf Brim Pawer. . Fellows' Compound Syrup is com posed of tngrodienta identical with those which constitute Healthy Blood, Muscle and Nerve and Brain Substance, while Life itself ia directly dependent upon some of them. - By Its union with the blood and its effect upon the muscles, reestablishing the one and toning the other, it is ca pable of effecting the following results : It will displace or wash out tubercu lous matter,, and thus cure Consumption By increasing Nervous and Muscular Vigor, it will cure Dyspepsia, feeble or interrupted action ot the Heart and Palpitation, Weakness of Intellect caused by grief, worry, overtax, or irregular habits, Bronchitis Acute or Chronic, Congestion of the Lungs, even in the most alarming stages. It cures Asthma, loss of Voice, Neuralgia, St. Vitus Dance, Epileptic Fits, Whooping Cough, Nervousness, and is a most wonderful adjunct to other remedies in sustaining life during the process of Diphtheria. Do not be deceived by remedies bear ing a similar name : no other prepara tion is a substitute for this under any circumstances. Look out for the name and address 1. 1. FELLOWS', St John, N.B., on the yellow wrapper in watermark, which is seen by holding the paper before the light Price, $1.60 per Bottle, 6 for $7.50. Sold by all Druggists. W. G. WOODWARD, AGIST FOR AND DEALER 111 HARNESS, SADDLES AND BRIDLES, ( And All Kinds of gtoro on the Corner across' Warehouse. from Marks' My stock Is complete and new, the best and largest ever broug'it to Roseburg. I am preprred to fill all orders at prices to defy competition. All work wsrranted Farmers eepec'ally aie requested to call and examine my stock. W. U. WOODWAUD. TODS. Recently Established ZIMERMAN $ FRAZIER, PROPRIETORS. Wo announce that all work dons nl a Pirst-Class F0U1TDRY We can furnish with dispatch and in ths best condition. All Kinds of Castings for Orders from a Distance Promptly Filled We are determined to remain in Rose burg permanent ly, and ask the people of Southern Oregon to give us their patron age. GO TO S. HAMILTON'S HEW DRUGSTORE .. FOR Drugs, Paints, Oils, Varnish, Window and Picture Glass, Stati nery. Perfumery, if yon wish to purchase them cheaper than at any place sou' It ot PORTLAND. Sa'aAUXLTOHV.-: Wonld announce that he has spared neith er time nor money in selecting a stock and fitting np a store, f urcuases ail staple drum in New York for cash, thereby se curing tha lowest prices and finest articles and keeps full linns of Gtettts Mate, Kail CFth Bf ashes, Palrtt, VthJt wash, Vaptihti & Artist's Brushes, Windsor and Newtona tube colors. Win dow and Picture Glass, every sine, at Lowest Price, by box or pair. Blank Boiks, Writing Paper, envelopes, pens. All new Patent Medicines in stock aa demand will warrant. GLtS.S CUT TO ORDER, free of charge. Agent for THREE ttTT-g-Tm p AZZ7TS The celebrated' and tboToagrhlr tested PA CIFIC KUBKKK PAINT. XDe IM PKRISHABLK PAINT, and The ENAMEL PAINT. Agent for M. Gray, Music Dealer, Kan Francisco. Pressriptions filled with dispatch, at lbs lowest fates. Store is accessible at right window on back street at all hour of the night, Remember the place. Brick bnild rg opposite Metropolitan Hotel, Roseourg, - jst1 w - f W. ESPET,, MANUFACTURER OF- hay vehicles, I will make it an object to bay of me even if you don't want to use them antil next season. McClellan or mvsclf will Bell. Hard-wae, TinTraro, Stoves, Guns, Cutlery ani Tianes' Farnisuns Gocds. ERICH STORE. ROSEBURG, 0REG0IJ. Having secured the above business, we are prepared to keen ud its former irood ' name for good work and pricea We have the beat of workmen, the best of materia als and alwaya a fr,l! stock of goods on hand, and it is onr aim to furnish custo mers with first-class articies at live and and let live prices. All we ask is aa exam ination aa to our prices, j A full stock of Iron and Steel for sale. notice, and le.ters inquiring as to terms Tie Bnek Store. Bosebnrg, Oregon M .&! BIO Bill WIH 1 S!K!iY!!l The Pnre&t 1 Best for Hectical Fanily Purpcssj Has been sold in all tha Eastern States and gives universal satisfaction. It ia high ly recommended by the Faculty for all eases of nervousness. Weakness, Debility. Dys pepsia. Indigestions, etc. It ia now introduced to the public on tbe Pacific Slope, en dorsed by the following certificates of the eminent Dr. S. C. Dana Hayes, State Aa- s-yer ol Massachusetts, and Ur. 11. C. L-ouuerbock, of Ll. Louis, Ma, both gentlemen prominent in their profession, and which is a guarantee to all buyers of purity and qualit). I can show thousands of letters lrora all parts ol the Ilnlou and Canady. to testify to its merits and the benefits it has afforded as a tamilv remedy and ttmic 9So)d by all druggists and Grocers tenaea to promptly. SIT THE GALLOn OR BOTTLC. CAUTION None genuine unless labeled with my s'enature over tha cork. G. S1MMONDS, Sole Proprietor. Labratory and Office, No. 4 State street, Boston. Sept. 9, 1873 George Simmonds. Esq Sir : The sane pie marked "Nabob Whiaky." received from yon, has been ana lyzed with the following results : It is of selected alcoholic strength and free from ad ded flavoring oils, acids, metals, or any other deleterious substances. Respectfully, S. DANA HAYES. State Assay er of Massachusetts. St. Louis, Mo., 8ept. 80. 1876 George Simmonds, Esq. I have been using yonr Nabob Whisky for tome time, snd hsve no hesitation in saying that it is. without exception, the purest article that I have nsed medicinally, or for family purposes. To many of my patients who havo been suffering with indigestion and nervous affec tions, 1 have prescribed your Nabob Whisky for tbeir nse, snd I Uke pleasure In sav. ing to yon the effect has been satisfactory. D., and oblige, yours truly, So long as there an ills to which flesh is heir to, and tbe cares and labors of life breed disease, so long will it be necessary to use medicine to counteract the evils produced and maintain the health of the human family.. Many kinds of medicine are frequents ly offered to the public for one special disease and another, and if tbe truth were known it would doubtlessly be found that in the majority of cases these nostrums have done more harm thsn good. Indeed seme of the greatest evils of tbe present dsy is the existence ot quack compounds, which contain ingredients inimicable to health, and the greatest care, therefore, aliould be taken by invalida, in asing many unknown drug which cannot be taken with impunity, no matter what may be aUedged to the contraty. . Now. experience has shown that Nabob Whisky is one of the best medicinal prepa rations known, and is highly recommended by the Faculty for all eases of nervousness, weakness, debility, dyspepsia, indigestion, etc. Its popularity throughout tbe East ern States haa been great, and it comes to the Pacific Coast endorsed by tha certifi cates of Dr. S. Dana Hayes, State Assayer of Massachusetts, and Dr. H. C. Loaders back, of St. Louis, Mo. These certificates sre mt direct in their statements, aver ring that the Nabob Whisky is, without exception, the purest article that can be used either medicinally or lor indigestion and nervous affections, and can be nsed with the utmost confidence. Tbe analysis shows thst this whisky ia of standard al coholic strength, and free from flavoring oils, acids, metais, or other deleterious sub stances. Dr. Hayes further says that it is pure, of superior quality, and suitable for dietic and medicinal purpose. Such recommendations are the strongest that esn be furnished, and as there are thousands of letters testifying to the merits of the whisky as a family remedy and tonic, no further proof of its excellence need be given. S. MARKS CO., Ag'ts, Bosebnrg. GREAT -ANNOUNCEMENT! HAVING JUST ARRIVED FROM SAN FRANCISCO WITH one of tbo largest and best assorted stocks of Ever seen in Roseburg, I respectfully invite the public to come and examine the Price and Quality ot my largo supply of LADIE S DRESS GOODS OF ALL QUALITIES, J o AsnmsBis am yabxsty & bead, INVISIBLE PLAIDS Ladies' Embracing all ttbe Latest Novelties in the Sao Francisco Market Also Everything else appertaining ALL KINDS OF . Piques, Brocaded Linens. Plain And every variety of Dress Goods store. EMBROIDER EES, The Best and Cheapest ever imported to the City ot Roieburg. a&aiES', READY-MADE DRESSES IN ALL SHADESOF CASHMERES Laees, in all Col ors & Patterns FINELY PRINTED LAWNS, Oi all shades. Ladies and Misses' trimmed and antrimmed. Ladies' Whte aud Brown Shades, Bird's eye Derbvs, Leghorns, Aessorted Hlm etfl, and all other late btyles. T tTl 11 tr.j ri..u T L - tnKtln nsnt Alan ubuivs Duvea ait vui letics, jviu, viutu, ueuiuci, a. tuwo same quality in Missea' and Childrena' sizes. A FTJXX UtTE OF Genteman's, Youth's .& -Boy's CLOTHIfid, All new Daterns, excellently finished, and the cheapest ana bes ever offered to the Roseburg trade. In this line as well asiut . , ...... t ji - omers, i aeiy wu'peuuuu. . Tliese are only a few items in the stock There ia enoagn also to engage yonr attention for aa entire day; M,. JOSEPHSON. W. W. ESPAT. SUCCESSORS TO.... , .DEALERS IN .... ' Orders from abroad will receive prompt ot sale will receive immediate attention. B. S. 4 J. C. SHERIDAN. by the case or bottle. Country orders at Please stnd me fay express six eases C. ft H. C. LOUDEKBACK, M. D. RCHAHDISE LATEST STYLES. Silk Ties, to .Ladies Wear. found in a firetsclasa kDry Goods Pnromer Hats Latest Stjl I hve purchased. Coos and sea the others ' J i v h MM. fi I jf-y r In All Prices for ths If (3 f lit 1 111 AND At tbe Old Hercantils Ecus 3 cf FLOED & CO W would fconouDce that wa are fa Beceipt of our NEW STOCK OF 2X23? GOODS I For the Spring and Summer Tiade, Com prising all the Latest Novelties in that Line, Including Btack & CetoredG Oath inert?, y lacfe a ucucire? SILKS, Stack Vettet?,. ESatta?, Law & Unen Fact.w Salting, .Ladles Kiss es' GtoteSi Corsets gctrj ces, Ecnbrotderbs. Etc. Onr Stock of Domestics and UODSE FURNISHING GOODS Is Larger than Ever Beiors. fa Gents' Famishing Goods we have a large Ass Jrtmen of FINE DRESS STITS, ELE gant Summer Suits, Neat Busi ness Suits, WLite and Colored Suits, Hosiery, Hats, Gloves, Ties, Bows ect WF. KEEP THE BEST GOODS That can be obtained in the San Fiaaciaon Market. Onr Stock of Groceries, Cannot be excelled. In this line we hav aa Immense Assortment of Croclzsiy, QIzztttzis szlS. Cntlsry, Also 8ogar, Teas, (SofTee, Staple Groceriea. Onr prices are LOW. Call aad see for your selves at the old stand. J. c, HOSEBUBG, DOUGLAS CO.. , v w ) X v.. . 1 vregtsa. ' .. J
