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About The Douglas independent. (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1879)
EATUitDAT. ............ . . .NOV. 8, 1879 i BESOIXTION of endorsement. Wbekras, the Douglas Indepejtdkkt, a newspaper published in Roseburg, has been published in this county for the period of three year ; and Whereas, mid newspaper i now well established, and during a three years' trial it has faithfully served the interests of the producer and tax-payer ; therefore be it fietohed. We, the member of the TTmp. ?ua Q ran tre No. 28, do rive The Douglas KDkFEKDEirrour unqualified eodoeement. and would recommend It a a newspaper worthy the patron (re of every farmer and tax-payer In Southern Oregon. : I I 1 Geo. W. Jones, Master. -u V J. P Dpwcaw, Beiretary. TO ADVERTISERS. The"" DOTJGLAS INDEPENDENT baa the lawrest drrnlation of any paper pnblkhod in Rosebnrjr, in the counties of Douglas, Jackson and Coos. and vt ill fnrnfcbfthe proof of oar asser tion when demanded by responsible ad Terttaers. KELLY & WELLS. INDEPENDKNTS TO THE FRONT. Thinking that Independents belong to the class thafdoot spin," or wor tor their livelihood, and the accumu lation of the means with which to buy a home, the Boseburg and Jackson county rinirs are jubilant A letter from Jaci -ocvllle reads thus: " The ref ' vthipper-la ' has gone to ... Poniard and is sooa expected to re-urn. Whether he will return with a "bar'I " of Tallow ducats 1 know not. But in this rounlT this vear you may rest sssured every. thing will be done to carry the Interest of the ring," 'Sow strange I The "Chief" in question has been here. He passed through the city on his way to Port landhas returned by the same route and following upon the heels of bis coins? and coming, we have received the following note from a gentleman whom we will vouch for, so far as the general question as to his piominence In opposing wrong, his means a. tax-payer and his reputation as an honest and successful farmer is con cerned l . '; ., : v " There is something wrong, I judge so from the fact that since a certain man from Jackson county visited this place, the Roseburp rinit hsi found extaa reason for ieeiinflr lubilant: and I think that .this extra reason baa come in the shape of promise of combination between the rings of this county and those of Jackson. The two letters, coming at one and . the same time, and one confirming the statements of the other, and ne ther party acquainted with the other, are significant facts, well worthy the : consideration of every honest citizen and taxpayer. If there is to be such a : combination formed and who can now -doubt that it has not already been made who will not say tbat any Efforts made or any action taken by Independents in the two counties named, will be justifiable as so much work done in a l ighteous cause T We have no battle to wage only in favor of taxpayers. The motto at the head of this paper forces us to be of and one of the people. We, In en lightened and free America, wish no greater distinction. Then, as one of the people and an Independent, our cry will be out il answered, "Inde pendent to the front I " We have but - one cause, and that is common be tween us. It is all embraced in one sentence and a patriotic sentence at that : Honest home rule, low taxa - tion, and prosperity of the people I We want no more black-mud swindles! By our efforts and our votes and our sensible discrimination in favor of honest men, we have put the ' conn ty out of debt tod brought its warrants to par value ! By voliog for honest men, and by intrusting them with the management of social administrations we have invariably gained, as the re suit which has invarltably followed has been announced by a decrease In the cost of management of county affairs 1 But on the other hand why have we thus worked T The answer cornea back, simple and easily to be understood! very time the ring has labored to Its own success, it baa fol lowed the rule clear to the end, to fill the pockets of Its members, and the government of the counties have not been conducted as a matter of speculation in favor of the people, but as a matter of speculation and profit to the rings. Under Independent rule the rings' debts bave been cut down. Under the rings' managements the debts have been made, and after wards caused to grow larger i ' These are the facts. Let Independ ents who do not want any more of the rings' work, come to the front in this much to prepare themselves for the battle that is fast approaching between right and wrong. "Forewarned fore- . 'armed. "t From this time on this should be our motto and yuor our aim should be to work first, last and all the time against the common enemy. On the 3d Instant the glad tidings of frost and ice at Memphis waa flashed along the wires North and South, and also that the epidemic of 1879 in that fever-ridden city was at an end. But t there was nothing sent by telegraph to the effect that a sure remedy for vellow fever and that means for its prevention had been discovered. Thefkstonishment, tbat he had not news was plain ana simple : " xne danger is over and you can return home in safety." With all their learning, and the experience of prac titioners handed down for centuries, those brave doctors, those angelio nurses, who have braved death and came out unscathed from the encoun ter, bave nothing new to tell us, nor a single new certain remedy to annouuoe. It seems that yellow fever In the South is inevitable in its recur rence as are tbe season, and that with each succeeding year It must find so many victims. This may not leave ns -without the hope that a remedy and means of prevention will be fmin.1. Throne the practical experl- .noAnfthA aborleineas the virtues of Peruvian bark were discovered. In this case of yellaw fever It win be very difficult to first discover the Indian, but more difficult and bother s a me to find one who will know more than our doctors of medicine. DEATH OF TWO GREAT KEN. The death of General Joseph Hooker at Garden City la something for ths nation to weep over. He was a man who ever had a personal identity. He was the brave and gallant soldier who was many time breveted for bis dar ing courage In the war with tlezioo. He was the' road builder of Oregon as the lneff&ced marks of bis work yet to be traced all along the Canyonville canyon will silently testify. When it came to battle for the preservation of the Union of these United States and the perpetuation of the best form of government God's glorious sun ever shone upon, there be was known and honored as "Fighting Joe Hooker." He met with defeats it is true, i But no historian will ever write that defeat came to the hero because he was lack ing in courage and honesty; even bis last fight with Death was one in which Fear took not a single part, and Hook er would have lived bad not the odds been against him in the form ;of Old Age and its attending disorders. The nation will show rejpect for the departed hero in public demon strations of grief in the way of guards of honor and national salutes ; but the most sincere tribute, and the one most touching and glorious to the memory of the dead man is and will be the deep, silent and inxpressive sorrow of these who loved or admired the man while living for his Individuality and Its twin-brother Fearlessness. The sudden death of Henator Chan dler, following so close upon that of General Hooker, is, to carry out the idea of the old monks In St Jerome's time, that no great spirit ever left the world tbat we know of without it was accompanied by another. Zacbariah Chandler's ghost was a great bptrit. While living be was a great man. It makes no difference if Hooker was a Democrat and Chandler a Republican. Both were great men and both died and but a few hours (a second In the whispering of an angel's wing) inter vened in the flight of two souls for their abiding place. It may be by many thought this idea, given birth during the days of strange supersti- suuons ana ioousn tnougnts, was but a fancy of that lime. But who can prove truth is to the con trary t . '. 'I But leaving this one thought out of the question, the death of Chandler is a serious misfortune to the country and the Republican party. He was, like the late Senator Sumner, the im personation of an idea. He was of that unyielding character which be- loogs to tbo combinations found in leaders of men or the authors of great ideas, and coupled wlih these combi nations he had flVm resolution! o.d fixed purposes." Like Sumner, noth ing could turn bim from the road which led him in the direction of the ends he purposed accomplishing, and again like the Massachusetts states man be believed not in the honesty of the Republic which permitted slavery to exist within its confines. As a re publican he simply lived, as a republi can he argued for universal rights,' and a republican be died. We say tbis for the reason that the mau's ideas and purpose may be truth fully chronicled. What does it matter if upon other matters the dead man's mind wavered and was at fault ? Who can say that one idei was not what he came to the world for? All great leaders Are known for their one idea, and sad to say, whether successful or not, the time is fixed when they shall die. They serve only as an illustration as of some startling and before incom prehensible point in the magazine of life, and then that is the end of them. " Simply this and nothing more." "Junius Brutus ' - report of an " un filed" opinion in the Supreme Court of the State of Oregon in the Jcase of Huat and Wah-ker vs. Tiegbl has everywhere been favorably received. The extra edi.lon of tbe Independent issued has been exhausted. There seems that there is reason for the be lief tbat tbe present Supreme Court is in disrepute, and that the people of Ore gon should be thankful to "Junius Brutus " for his maoly and independ ent course and his knowledge of law which allows him to name the fault In the Judg s In the eyes of the law correctly in the sight of all fairness Justly. We might add, it is a pity there have been no more of the family of Junius. Through the absence of members of the family to take notes and criticize opinions wrong ideas bave crept Into the Statute pages of many State law books ; owing to their absence many a corrupt Judge bas un molested continued his way corrupt but undiscovef able ; owing to their absence many a deserving client bas went to his grave, poverty-stricken and buried by common charity be cause a venal judge has given to others the property the poor, honest client had worked long and honestly to se cure. Then give us more of the family. We do not want them vain glorious because of their renowned ancestry, but champions of the right, and aa In this case fearless to speak the into. The grumblings of the members of the Roseburg ring who talk it abtit that this paper is a "hired organ,'! forcibly reminds us of the story of a gambler on a Mississippi, river steam er. Watching hla opportunity, he slipped out foor aces and placed them on his knee under the table. The man next to him discovered the trick, and, without belog observed, took the aces and put a very poor hand in their place. The gambler and dealer ex changed his hand for what he sujh posed to be bis aces, and without look ing to see bet largely, and when called oy ms opponent round, to his utter ;even a single pair. " Gentlemen," said he, "I shall play no longer. There is cheating around this board I" The ring may charge others with wrong, but In tbe little game it Is setting up it may, like the Mississippi gambler, find it has lost its four aces. The election at Oakland last Mon day resulted In a victory to the antl IncOrporators. The original incorpo rators were defeated by a majority so large in comparison with the minority vote that it seems they had all their money put up on winning a slow race! But don't cry, boys. Yoa know that the people of these United States are devilish queer. When a thing is done that does not suit theirp: rticuiar fancy they abide their time (as in this Oak land matter), and then they go to work silently, surely and effecUvelyand cor rect the wrong done. Hurrah for the people I THE t&BOOLHABXS, The town is full of them w mean stjhool-marru'a. They are of tha rosy cheeked, dimpled chinned, how-pleas ant-would-I t-be-were-yo u-to-teach-us kind. Tbey wear pleasant faces, neat dresses, neat shoes or boots, and are so dainty with their dresses when crossing the street that we feel like ex claiming In the language of a mortal bard Gh, I'd like to be a scholar - And with te scholars stand, A kiss upon my forehetd, A school-marm by the hand: Then I'd make the sweetest mnslc, something beyond boo-lioo I That's the way In all creation, Between I and you. Then they are everywhere to make the lover of the good and the beauti ful feel bad because he cannot appro priate all that there Is nice in the world to himself. No wonder the fair sex In Roseburg, in the way of self-protection and to keep their sweethearts at a safe dis tance, pair-off with tbe school-marms! If the Institute should continue an other week we would not be surprised to hear that the dally custom bad be come general to offer in addition to the usual evening prayer And make our husbands faithful to nst The very old Adam is in all man kind. He could not resist the charms of Mother Eve, and for the love of a beautiful woman threw the world and eternal, peace away. There are Just now a number of mju-ried men In town who may throw their eternal peace away. While we cannot blame them severely we pick for them from Shakspeare tbe following doleful ditty which they may paste In their hats and retain for future use: I'm sorry I met the school-marms I really am, I swear! See this patch upon my forehead T Then 1 haven't any hair! A correspondent wants to know if we believe a Republican to be better than a Democrat. If the Lord loves us and we hope He does He has never given ua power to discriminate between tbe two parties. Bo far as tbe leaders of tbe two parties are con cerned we regard them as cut from the same piece of cloth, since all are anxious and willing and will under any circumstances take office when they can get office. As to the rank and file of both parlies the men who do the voting we have always found them tbe same, and there a Democrat wilt be found as good as a Republican. We have warm friends in both politl cal parties, but It matters not who is a Democrat or who is a Republican. rne matter or political belief upon their part has no effect upon our love for our friends. The threat made by two members of tbe Supreme Court to disbar "Junius Brutus" must bave been manufac tured from one single piece of beaver or started by some one high in author ity with the view of intimidating tbat fearless and truthful writer. In either case tbe reporter of opinions " unfiled can and will write and be crucified between yon all if need be. His crucifixion, in the event such thing takes place, will not essentially differwith that which occurred about eighteen hundred and seventy-nine years ago at a place called Mount Cal vary. Sixteen yean ago a woman at Bridgeport, Conn., was accused by a neighbor of stealing his watch. There was no evidence against ner, nor was she able to give satisfactory proof of her innocence. She grieved constant ly ovir the matter, and of late, as she grew old and decrepid, she feared that she would die without being able to clear herself of the disgrace. But the watch has now been turned up by a plow In a field where the careless owner originally lost it. We hear considerable to the effect that politicians have commenced lay ing their wires for the next June cam paign. We wish to be particular in our statements of facts and therefore' will not give names of the "early birds "Just now; suffice it to say that tbey are after the " worm." Under "the present state of existing affairs ' our advice to Independents is : "Don pledge yourselves to vote for any man yet; but wait and see whether or no the ring members will support him. Our readers will not be surprised to learn that Chaa. De Young has been indicted by the Grand jury ol San Francisco for an assault with intent to kllL They only hope that a verdict, rendered by an honest jury, of guilty, will follow tbe indictment. Tbe time for assassinations has gone by. Thelaw must be all-powerful ; and no man must be permitted to play the part of an assassin, even In tbe defense of any one, if he provokes the assault. An attache of the Bodie Standard recently, on the occasion of his birth day, went In debt for a spring chicken to the extent of $1 25, wherewith to appropriately celebrate the event. Upon dressing the fowl five distinct articles of gold jewelry were found in its crop, which aggregated $4 85. He sold the bullion, paid for the bird, and with the remaining $3 40 coppered the ace and lost. Walker's Staticlan for the produce exchange, after a careful estimate, places the wheat crop of the United States this year at 425,000,000 bushels. TheSpiing wheat crop is over esti mated. The amount consumed by 48,000,000 persons, plus tbe amount required for seed and other purposes, is placed at 250,000,000 bushels, leav 160,000,000 bushels for export to Eu rope and 15,000,000 bushels for other porta. j ""I' An; exchange Informs na that a "square-toed" Democratic paper will soon be started in Lake county. Well let us have ' a nigger-heeled Republi can paper " somewhere. There is too much of the "stalwart " business now floating about. We do not want such a Bid word used by some of our ex changes, and after diligently search ing through the paper usiug the term In self-praise, we find nothing In it. ; Tbe "female walkists" have made their appearance In Portland, and the daily papers advertise a show, though the advertisements are not sufficiently explanatory. They should read In place of the present announcements : "Great j sensation ! Bare stoskings, short skirts and-so-forth on exhlbi tion every night and all the time I Prices to suit circumstances and oppor tunity I Grant reached Omaha on tbe 1st of the present month, and was. there enthusiastically received. Aa Victor Hugo would express It: "Great Man I" Great reception I Sensible people!" kQb. II HG of the DLOOD Ths Host Thobough Piramxa or th Blood Ysrr Discovsmd. Cues all lunn. rVwaa a Caaaae JEraptlem te Um Worst Scrofula. It pvrtSM tke BlMd. at faMrtft-OTwtea tMm Uver. It rea-wla the Bowels. It stnaigtaMMU the aeoaaaek. tt (ivaa vtmett? in pUaa of Imialtad; ahanf uIimoj in pio ox guxjni, un mm Tifo u ptaoi debility. Dvmnate. BllioamMa. Dtoordcnd Xinr. Coa- stipsuon, Ktmam AflMtton, GbI Debility, ia boit U th amroua ini dweomfbrte tiiMd by imjmr blood an opaodUy wnqnorad by tfcio powerful corrector, tbo chief aa4 eoTeroUra of ail ancient or awdera Mediae) dlnoveiii Ttiss win Vuod. ITS UXB IS ITS) BEST BESCBIP- TIO.V, aa it ia a royal diiponeoT of tbo bleeaiuge of oeaitn, ana Teaqojeaes u xoee um uk u ue blood. It banishes PISTFIE8, BAI,T BrTKTTW, SCALD HEAD, FETEB BOBES and ell aCatOe'tJLOCS D1SO& XERS. It ebeoke COitSVtfPTTOIf ia It aexiy etees. It bee frequently cured it when edTanoou. (t dipero TIMOSIS and CABfCKBS Witao we Borreon'e Katie. tt ore DKOPST, feneral or partial. tt tun rENALS WIAl LKHBII so IHSUSASIS. tt TCdeeee ia a cafe and effectual all rvell- inre, ox ternal or internal, tt eradicate tbo afleeta of Mineral Foieooe, and aataDuanaa a eoana oonematton. V anr oertifleatea. mock further information and fall direettone for neing, will be found in tbe pan ablet, " Treatise on Dtaaaanof tbe Blood," is wbieb. aaeb bottle ia analoaad. Price If vrr bottle containing If onaoea. er eO n ev ogeea. cmo by Pealere ia ttwlWne. 9. VJSSSSS, 002, A 60., Proprittors, Baftklo, M. T. - SES-5 a st 3 u tt S -.so u a ft o H Ed A. P. CAMPBELL, PHYSICIAN" AND SURGEON, BOSEBURO, OREGON. Office in S. Harks & Co's. brick upstairs. HHi. S J. O- SHERIDAN, (Successors to Thos. P. Sheridan) DEAUSBS IH HARDWARE, TIN WARE, S TOTES Guns, Cutlery and Tinners' For nishinff Ctoods. BRICK STORE, J50SEBUHG, 0SN. Baring secured the above business, we are prepared to keep up its former good name for work and prioes. We have the best of material and always a full stock of g-tods on hand, and it is our aim to fur nish customers with first-class articles at let live prices. A full stock of Iron and Steel far sale. Orders from abroad will receive prompt attention. K. . s J. J. rJUttrUDAa E. M, DAVIS, M. D PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE UPSTAIRS IX S, MARKS & Co's brick building, Roseburg. Ore gon. Private consultation room lor pa tients. NOTICE TO DEBTORS. Watkinds Bros, request all Indebted to them to come and make immediate settle ment of tbeir ai eoun ', as they desire to add to tbeir present stock ot material, and must bave th money due them at onee. Watkinds Bbos. UOTICE. y M All debts and accounts due the firm of Perkins A Headrioks must be paid at once to tbe undersigned, and all debts against the same firm must be presented to the same. P. G. STRICKLAND, Receiver IMPORTANT xfOTCE, All parties knowing themselves Indebted to the firm of Wright & Csrion, in the livery stable business, ar hereby notified to make immediate settlement by cash or note and thus save costs. Tbis is the last notice. rVRlGHT & CABLON. Jnn 4. 18?. The undersigned has a fin lot of tipana lab Merino Kama, both thoroughbred and graded for sale etieap for cash or on proved credit. For further partioulars in quire of THOMAS SMITH, Wilbur. Donglas Co., Oregon, Aug. $25 RBWAHD ! I will give th above reward for any ins formation which will lead to the detection of the thief and recovery of the ninetya two bnshels of wheat stolen from Mr. Pslmer's warehouse a short lime ago, and I would war tbe people of Scottsbnrg to the effect tbat they have thieves in their midst, and advise them to take precaution ary measures against them. ANDREW SAWYER. Long Prairie, Doulas County, Ogn. Notice to Debtorti. Having disposed of my interest in th hard wars business and store in Roseburg to R. 8. and Jos. C.. Sheridan, notice is hereby given to those Indebted to me to come forward and make immediate set tlement of their accounts by cash or notes, I must close np my books at once. My books and notes will be ound with the new firm at th store, and ih nsw firm I authorized to receipt for moneys paid on my accounts against debtors. Tbis is the last notice. THOS. P, SHERIDAN. Roseburg, Ang. 88, 1879. L. JL SUITS Xl 3 31 SB. tesf ROSEBURG ...OREGON. - Special attention paid to graining, and lao painting fvrykind Giv m. trial -; a I Eh s o i o o H a - p Ft CO Ijuxd 17otief TTarrKn states Laud Omen, RrMKMTiti. October 88th. 1879. rmiTICE I IS HEREBY GIVEN IS L4 Drsoir.ee of ths Act of Congress of June 8d, 1878. for ths sale of timber lands In tbe Buies orjCallforBla.Ortgoa, Nev.- .U and WafaiDBton Territory that William Hipgins bas filed his application in tbis office for tbe purchase of the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section 12, township 3d, south rangs 8 west. Any and all persons clsimintr adversely th aboTS described land most filo their cl aim in tbe Register's office within .sixty days from this date. . , WM-F. BENJAMIN, .Register. PORrr?SALB I bave a fins lot of Spanish Merenorams perfectly sound, which I ofler for sale very cheap for cash. All thoea wishing to im prove tbeir flocks will do well to call and see for themselve and bay if suited. Six miles Irom Boseburg. Douglas Co., Ogn. H. CONN, Sen. SCOULTZ&VONBAKGEN Importers and Dealers ia . FCKUGN & DOMESTIC WISES LIQUORS AND BRANDIES, Also Agents for ths J. H. DAVBOTORT Sa&BSOH WHISKY. S. E. Corner Ft and Cal St SAN FRANCISCO, CAU Represented by CHARLES EOHN. MEDLEY 8- - J" An entire new discovery. The best pre paration tor the hair that has ever been presented to tbe public It will lmmed.. ately free tl e head from all dandruff and scurf, and produce r new growth i where it has fallen off. It will stop the falling out of the bair In a few days, if faithfully ap plied, and it will torn irray hair to its original color. , ... . i--- Tbis vegetable remedy is recommended by a large number of physicians, and by every one who bas osed it. It is sold at a very low pries in order to introduce it to the Douglas county market. None genuine unless signed by the pro prietor. Address, JO UN UWtl, Oakland, Oregon. CAN YON VIXLE, OREGON, BLACKSMITHING & WAGON REPAIRING NEATLY DONE. Horaeeshoeing a specialty, and satisfac tion goaianteed. Terms low for cash or approved credit, and work done when wan ed, Thoe indebted to me are hereby no !3ed that all outstanding debts must be paid by January 1st, 1680 ; by so doing all old patrons will do me a favor, and find me able to put in a first-lass stock in the coming Spring. The stock will be there ; but I wish a settlement with old friends, and with a full stock be able to sell them work cheaper than eveT. JOHN Lu ARZNER. II0TICE. Being about ready to Btart lor Ban jj ran ciaco to purchase our Fall stock of goods, we desire an Immediate settlement oi all ac counts standing upon our books Those indebted to us will bear it in mind tbat this ia a final notice to them and will save trouble by settling at once. CARO BROTHERS. Is the best seed wheat now in tbe market, and 1 will sell the same at One Dollar per Bushel e The Mediterranean wheat has been as certained by ezperimtnia to be the test of seed wheat, and produces larger and better crops than any other seed wheat. This seed is sold at Portland at 3 per bushel while 1 will tell tbe same at f 1 per bain el for tbe present only. U. OUAi, Br. ROSEBURG LULLS, PR0R1ETQRS. ST FLOUR IN THEiBlARKE THE The Flour of these mills has gained in popularity until it has come to be knows by purchasers as ths best in the market. Orders from borne and abroad filled promptly. Address, TONES & GATES, Rosebnrg. - Lf me for Sale. The best of Lime. Suited to all Farpo -roa BAXK AT- s. rsAnno a co'o. ROSEBURG, OREGON, Forwarding & Commission. Agt. All goods consigned to my care will be promptly forwarded to points of tbeir des tination without fail. All business en trusted to my care will be carefully at tended to. Grain or other articles taken on storage at lowest rates. Sols agent for the celebrated Slyitle creek Flour. Ad dress H. L. MUBTON, Roseburg. Oregon. WEEKLY LINE of STEAMERS Sa(UT FRANCISCO -ZROM COOS SAY AB0&7A. CAPT. G. HOLT. COMMANDS CAPT. CHAS. BATLER.. COMMANDER . For Freight or Passage Apply to FRANK BARNARD & CO 213 JACK SON ST., Saa Faaacisco. FRED 8CHETTER, Empire City. Sheridan Bros., The firm would announce that they have just Larncst Stoclx 01 jd.arawaro sw. wno-ht tolTirlaseoonty.and when added to their 8T0VES OF ALL PAT. TVSSd HEAPTllDE TINWARE, tbey are prepared to declare they bar the IllnjM Oregon, which they propose DSHiXHO 0nS4TH3 THAU OHO "Lhe&'rf'bu'wingmaterials In th. way of locks, butts, etc, we can offer WT following brand, of stnves, not equalled slss .,WI!!l Lna. Farmer. Utility. Dexter, Pacific, Wide West, Clarendon. Occident, Iron King, Empire City, and other stoves and ranges. , - Thbest "i workmen are constantly employed ia the manufacture of our Tinware, and buyers should learn our prices. We have also baragins to offer in guns, such as Winchester, Sharp and other Kifles. as well as in Bhot-gans and Pistols. We are also Agenis for th. White, Peerless and New Home Sawing Machines.whlcn we sell at lowest rates and warrant as complete in every respect. We can also supply Averill and Rubber Paints. ti,. Kju in tViA marknt. at the lowest rates. Give ns a call, inspect our stock, Inquire as any on. can. LUMBER !IUMBER I MOUNT SCOTT MILLING COMPANY J. in. ROWLEY, WOULD ANNOUNCE TO THE CITI- xens of Douglas county and vicinity, that he has purchased an interest in TrasTc's Sawmill. On the NORTH tTMPQXTAl And has taken FULL CONTOL OF THE SAME. He has had 20 years experience in th business of lumber-making, and guaran tees to all customers perfect satisfaction. H will deliver all kinds of DRESSED AND PLAIN LUMBER At Rosebnrir or elsewhere cheaper than can be purchased from any other mill, and, all ordtrs will be promptly tilled. Con tractors and builders will find it to tbeir advantage to inauire for terms and prioes. i He s also a practical architect and build er, and all having such work will be bene fitted by calling upon mm be'ore going elswbere. J. M. bowlei, MCGREGOR'S BUTCHER SHOP Havinsr parcbr ed the bucher-shop of 8- Cramer, I am now prepared to furnish cus- wita the finest or . Beef,Pork,Mutton At lowest rates. I would call attention of consumer to tbe fact tbat I have one o the best cutters, and am prepared to fur r.ish meats as desired. Always fat cattle on band. Give me a trial and If I do not suit you as to quantity, quality and prices, then I shall not complain it you go elsewhere. Roseburg, Oregoa. COME AND SEE THE HAFFE RIDER! BROTHER Have ust opened a First-Class PROVISION OIBLIE At S. MarBlrs fc Co's. Old Stand, I Their stock consists of STAPLE r AND JAlf GROCERIES Of the choicest quality, and includla Country Produce. They t prepared to stand by MOTTO: their Full WEIGHT Choice GOODS Low PRICES FOR CASH iiw mm FARMERS AND ALL OTHERS WILL FIND A READY MARKET HERE FOR ALL CHOICE PRODUCE. KEFFK:EM C23TKIE3. 3C Roseburg, Or. received andnow have on hand on of th to our prices, and we promise to suit ail if SHERIDAN BROS. BLACK smrniivG, Dearling Gibson. Oi Fli AND, OGN. Wuuld announce to th public that they are prepared with the best of materi al to supply all demanps in their line. Having enjoyed over twenty years expe rience in tbeir trade, all work performed by them Is guaranteed to be first-class, and strictly according to order. Gibson's Celebrated Bar rows, FOR BALE BT J. W. STRANGE, ROSE BURG. Pronounced by all who bave used them to be tbe best ever invented, always on hand snd for sale cheap. FARM MACHINERY PAIRED, Give Them a Call. The Promoter u( Perfsetsw of As The Hef eraser aaa Tltavllxer af the Th Producer sutet Iaiig-aniter of Kerve etaa Muscle. The Builder mad Supporter of feralsi Power. . Fellows Compound Byrup is oonv posed of ingredients 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 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, erea In the most alarming stages. It cures asthma, Loss of Voice, Neuralgia, St. Vitus Dance, Epileptic Fits, Whooping Cough, Nervousness, and la a most wonderful adjunct to other remedies in sustaining life during tbe process ot Diphtheria. Do not be deceived by remedies bear, tog a similar name: no other prepara tion Is a substitute for this under any circumstances. Look out tor the name and address . L FELLOWS', St John, N.B., on the yesow wrapper in watermark, which is aeen by holding the paper before the light. " Price, $1.50 per Bottle, 6 for $7.50. Sold by all Druggists. Sole Agents for the Pioneer Misions Woolen Mills for North Pacific Coast J. D. 8CIZAR7F, REPRKSKNTISS Manufactures of ths ; STANDARD SHIRTS AMD GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS. 67 and 69. Font St, Portland, Oga Chines. Labor FurnisliDd CONTRACTOR FOR LABOR, ROSE- ISUKU, Is prepared to furnish all kinds of Chinese labor on the best of terms. Contractors and others will do well to give him a call. Inquire at Wa Oee Wash bouse, or John Lee, at Cosmopolitan hotel. IflTW STATE HOTEL, Opposite W. F. Co's. Express Office, CORNER 3d & CALIFORNIA Streets, Jacksonville, Oregon. Meals at All Hours, New Kooms and Clean Beds. Satisfaction Guaranteed. C. W. SAVAGE, Proprietor. P. C. Snyder, PRACTICAL CARRIAGE AND WAGON 3 JX ZS X2 Zl ., Has opened a slirp in Boseburg, next door to Watkins' Brothers, and he is prepared to do all work in his line at low prices snd oa short notice. A specialty made of UNDERTAKING, In which ha is prepared to give satisiao tion and lowest rates. SR. S. K, BAYJUOKD, DENTIST, LATE OF OAKLAND, OGN, Having permanently located in Rosebnrg. is prepared to do ail work In the dentin line ia first claw order. Hln nut nil t the house next door to Oake'a Dictum lent. leiy, ..... , - en Lumber Lumber J. J. COMSTOCK Is prepared to furnish all kinds ol lumber in Boseburg dressed or plain, at rates lower than any one else. Having tbe best machinery In the county, be can do better than any one else, and will fill orders promptly. Any kind of lumber furnished the day the order is received. Address . , J.J. COMSTOCK, Latham, Orsgea, DISSOLUTION NOTICE. THK PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE existing between W. F. Owens arxi 8. Plymale, in the forwarding buaineaa, Roser borg, was dissolved on tbe 87th of October, by mutual consent. All lrelirht andeommia. ions are payable to W. F. Owens. w. f. OWEN s B. PLYMALE P P 1 J ? JZT 13 XVCy 3 LZABZZZ i CO. Woud Inform their patrons that brick store, and are in receipt of the LARGEST STOCK OP GENERAL EVER BROUGHT This Stock was selected by one of can Jeranciaco market, and LATEST PATTERNS IN LADIES' FANCY and PLAIN DRESS GOODS, LACES, EMBROIDERIES, With ns there is also to be found a full assortment of Ladies' UZTDEXVWARE la the line ot Ladies', Misses and Childrens Shoes and Gaiters, Oar stock is so complete that no one can tail to be suited. We hare with the above a full Stock ot crmLDRxars' il l A M i n r luiiduoiiiim winch we otter at the lowest rates, and which will be found satisfactory to all who examine it. ALSO'A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF Groceoris, Crockery, Glaswarro 'AND OF LIQUORS, Chain, Wool and Produce of Every Description Bought and Highest Cash Price Paid for Them Patrons will take notice that as our stocK was purchased after the decline in prices in San Francisco, we are prepared to sell goods cheaper than any other house in the city. Roseebtjbo, Oregon. S.' MARKS & CO. ANOTHER. TRIfJMPHlFOB THE TVEBB-OT STATE l iUo ilCBJC IIZDZIEY TROUBLES NO MORE Oregoa bss long been noted for the wonderful variety of her natural resources. Her hills and valllea are stored with the choicest of Nature's lavish gifts. Onebv one these element of her greatness are being sought out, understood and adapted to the use of her people. The latest of these discoveries is p ln" THE OREGON KIDNEY TEA, A. plant which grows in the mountain tastnesses which are seldom trodden by the foot of man. This remedy presents tbe leaf ia its natural state, and is not oL f t'l'Tri P 10 WI?loU l ,ten cotertoiiour and drugs, but is kiad nature's own remedy, her "last, best gift to man." The tea made by steeping this leaf is a CERTAIN AND 8PEEDT (JURE FOR AT T. nisPASwa OF THE KIDNEYS AND ORINAKY ORGANS DISEASES The leaf is put up in air-tight tin caddies which preserve intact Its peculiar medi. Tn"T.ani 119006110,1 to by .Uw usln l SSSSi n K. . .U 1 ... a.' A suffer in silence rather than make known ..o uiuuewu aumea wun aiseases or the kidneys or nrlnmrv .t.n vm of various patent medicines which, if do not lessen it. Even those who secure lief, owing to the very complicated and delicate nature oj the ai -"n?" OREGON KIDNEY TEA taffiKsbM Im not injure the smai.est cilUd. norths most delicate woman, but will eurTpf.n Ti. kBd, Kidney Non-retention of Urine, Leacorrho, 'vSUSlLMa' the Bladder or Kidneys. Brick Dust Deposit ia Drine, Painful or unDreawS IM.r?. stratum, and all oomplamts sing from a diceased or debilitated SattofhT ' neys or nnnary organs of either sex. uiuwveu state of the kid. Many mistake the pains arising from detective action of the EJdnen ft pttctt MATISM ana in attempting to cure th. latter by outward applieatlon? fin to reach the wt of the disease. We do not ofler the OREGON KIDS BT TTSAnl specific for iheumatism, but are satisfied that many eases of srwliia r7t T1SM wo Fa Mundr I yieldto its remedial virtues. - directions in English and German Accompany jch Package. tof Testimonials received from some of our most respected Sol by all Drnggists GREAT REC'JSTIOM IN RATES I ROSEBURG AND COOS BAY STAGE LINE ! THROUGH III 64 HOURS FROM EOSEBUEQ TO SAN FRANCISCO Making conneetiona with the Ocean Steams ere. Steamers arrive and depart every week certain, and sometimes twice 'a week. . FROM- Xtoseeurg to Coos Bay ! ! OrJEDAY! FARE TO SAN FRANCISCO by this route, $14.50 ; Fare to Coot Bay, $6.00. The proprietors of this line would ana nounee to the public that they have made the above reduction in rates of travel, and with fine bones and best of stages, are prepared, better than any one else, to far. nish accommodations to travelers who patronise them. The time of transit is short, the road good, and there is no da. lention on ths route. The drivers em. ployed are experienced and polite, and with all wiU show every possible atten tion. Tbe time of arrival and departure; of steamers may DO Jearnea upon inquiring at the Metropolitan hotel. i For further particulars, inquire of P. G. BTICKLAND, Agett, 1 F. BCHETTEB, 'SSXSSX -5.17. S. 1 ROSEBURG, OGN. t) t 5 IJ-.-lj d 223 they have moved to their new iRCHANDISE TO EOSEBURO. tbe members of the firm ia tbe embraces all styles and SCARFS, COLLARS, LINEN SUITS, NECKTIES, PARASOLS, KID GLOVES. GENTLEMEN'S' FtmRtSKCtta GQQB3 Under this heading thera is ere ryiniog to piease tne tastes of all. Every Latest Style In troduced, And all Goods of the ' best mate. - rials and improved finish, KMBBACING GenUemens' Underwear EVERY STYLE YOUTHS' CLOTH- DRESS & BUSINESS SUITS, HATS, CAPS, ETC BACK ACHES n tbeir troubles. tbey do nolTggrrthTdUr.t W the irliv i" I ""T1?8' M lee and Ocncral Dealers. GO TO S. HAMILTON'S II H 17 DRUGSTORE . ': . FOR Drugs, Paints, Oils, Varnish, Window and Picture Glass, Stationery, Perfumery, If you wish to purchase them cheaper than at any place sooth ot PORTLAND. And keeps full lines of EDWARD TODD & CO'S.GOLD PENS, PENCILS, ETC, SCHOOL BOOKS, NOVELS, LEGAL BLANKS. Brashes, Pafot, VYfeite wssfe, Vapitteh & Artist' wr; Brashes, .Md,Nts tube colors. Win W?drJJ1Ct?r(il". every sile, ,t BoTkTw or PDe- Blank BwWrittng Pape,, envelopes, pens. All new Patent Medicines in rtock si TO OKflFR , ,T GLASS CUT iv ORDER, free of charge. Agent for THREE XIXED PAINTS Th.Sleolftd and thoronehlv tested PA. pvawM1 JPALKT, and Tbe GvJHP Ag'ent for AC Gray, Muaie Dealer, Baa Frandseo. i!!?CripUoM fiUed dispatch, at the lowest rates. Store is accessible at right. V wS bck sU boar of tbe, wght. Remember the place. Brick buildV. "g opposite Metropolitan Hotel, Boseourgfc vWegoa, PHYSICIAN k SURGEON, O ffic. atresider-ee, ret bowe vtut o J a dge Willis,' Bosebu rg. On gen. yFonn da lirr Csy at Bielt t Ltt i; Sin aid Bight at his reaidenco.
