The Douglas independent. (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, May 01, 1880, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY ..MAY1 1S80 SOOTUERN OREGON NOTES. '" The PhllallatheauB have adjourned till fall.; ; : M. C. George will speak in this city Thursday evening. J. W. (Strange has been in Portland most all week on business. O. C. Perkins, wlio has been ill for sometime, Usable to be on the streets. Our county clerk in trtfrin?ing upon our rights. He glories in his "extra." Headrick lia the only ica in the city. Fora(n) ice cool driuk call on him. j ' . , REMEMBER Ilitffejden Bros, will deliver good purchased at their store at your nomas free of chtra. Henry Villurd, president of the O. & C R. R.-'o., and party, came up from Portland last iJondty by spuciil traiu. We are informed that J. M. Bower, formerly of this plaee, will be present at the circuit court held here in May. The OJd . Fellows' picnic to-day at Myrtle creek, promise to be a first class affair. It is under good manage ment. General Lane, democratic candidate for State senator, will speak at Myrtle creek, May 7th, and at Canyonville, May 8th. Mr. Geo. Flette, one of our boy, ho has been attending the medical college at Portland, returned to this city Mooday. Everywhere the Independents are working .ike beavers. Take courage, all who; are falut-hearted, aud keep the ball rolling. The medical fraternity have perma nently organ l.g.d a county medical as sociation. Meetings are held in this city ouce a month, ! It is a fact not generally known that the DocotAs Is dependent was the first newspaper in the State to men tion M. C. George's name in connec tion with the uominaiion for congress. There will be preaching, morning and evening, in the Methodist Episcopal church south, by Rev. Howard iu the morning, aud Kev. Bell in the even ing. Subjects of espe.dal interest are to be presented. A call has been issued for a meeting of the republican State central com mittee to be held iu Portland May 13th, to nominate a candidate for the office of .-tate printer, made vucaut by the death of V. B. t'urli r. Among the graduates of the medical department of the Willamette Uni versity,' we notice the name of L. A. Kent, of this county. The young M. I), has many warm friends in llose burg, j Next week we will review the pub lic acts of several of the independent candidates. We bad proposed doing so this week; but mora time is nece; sary in the arrangement of the ma terial on baud than we cau now spare. ' ! j - Our old friend Mi Josephson, wears a smiling countenance. The public appreciate bis efforts to keep nu hand the best goods in! the market, mid how their confidence iu the store keeper by patrloumng him liberally. J In a trial had before Justice Hursh this week, that ftarful man known THE TRUTJJ. In the statutes as charge d with whip But the fury said, story Is too thin," was discharged. faro Brothers still celve many new John Doe," was ping one An lorn "Ah, Tom, your aud the defendant continue to re- additions to their t I ready large stk of general mer chandise, Tbey received beside other fine goods this week one the largest stocks of gentlemen's bats ever brought to Roseburg. Why dont therepuuUcans nominate Mr. Turner, of the Jacksonville Sen tinel, for State PriuCer? He is a man of ability, the best republican editor In Southern Oregon, an is generally known as a man of honor. He would make a strong race. The taxpayers of this school district met at the academy hist Saturday, and made a levy of four and a quarter mills for repairing and improving the school building. The contract for making such improvement w.-ts awar ded to Messrs. Palmer aud riecord. The general remark throughout lite county is that it is best to keep the right man iu the right place, when it comes to voting for men for public office.! Everyone making the remark in our bearing must have teeu think ing of Billy- Wright, our present couuty treasurer. Ah Lee's greatest fear, before his execution, was that his body after his death would find itself in the medical college. To prevent such a pos-ibllity a number of Chinese have stood gnaid over his grave since his burial, and in tend to be on the watch for several days yet. The inference of the Star to the effect that the chairman of the independent centre! oornmitte alone endorsed the Indeiiendent ticket, and that there were sevetal members of the commit tee absent, will cause every independ ent iii thecounty tosmiie at that news paper's efforts to carry its points by such glaring misrepresjntatious of the truth. Last Friday evening, at the dance in Ten Mile, a difficulty took place be tween John Irwin aud Will Smith, during which Smith had a part of his upper lip bitten off". A warrant for ihe'arrest of Irwin on charge of mayhem was issued aud , he was brought before Justice Hursh. Tues day the case c:iQe up for trial, and af ter luanng the evidence, the justice dlocbared the defendant. The last act in an appalling tragedy took lace at U ills' station, on the railroad south of E tst Portland about five utiles. Lawrence Lit ml in ha been living with his wife for fourteen years and had five1 children, the eldest Of which is 13 years of age A slior lnee niitce the affections' of his wife were ailienated from him by a man living near by. ' Lundin's wife left, fo; Han Francisco ou the outgoing steam er. ; Tuesday Lutidin was found in welt near iis house, with his lit tl baby. Lundiu was dead, but the baby was alive though badly chilled. Th coroner's J jry held the deceased came to bis tleatii by suicide. What must ba the depralty of a mother who de- ert-dier home and children I Let all men tell the truth. There is one thing certain, General Joseph Lane will tell nothing but the truth. Though be Is not the endorsed candi date of the independents, and though it Is true this paper d ies not support him as its candidate for State Senator, In the interest of truth, in behalf of truth and and seeking only to cup port the right, we roust give him the credit of being an liouorai.de man, aud a man who to day boldly declares: "I will tell the truth if I do not receive a single vote in tiis county."' The Ve.-Uru Starof Frid.iy uioriii..g staled that Prim, iu answer to the honorable gentlemen and democrats of ability who udiires'sed him a letter asking him to authorize them to deny in his behalf the charge mtde in the affidavit of W. Card well, Martha Tiu dull ana Delila Pool, guve those geutle meu a right to deny the charge. Immediately upon seeing the ar ticle in the Western Siar entitled 'The ; First Campaign Lie," we ad dressed an te to Uen.L-iu, asking him to cay whether or not Prim had ever authorized him to publicly say the charge made was false. In that note the editor of this paper said: "In the interest of truth, I ask you if Judge Prim ever authorized you to publicly deny the charge." Here is G-jii. Lane's answer: Rosebuhg, April 30, 1SS0 John VV. Kelly. Esq. Sir : Your note of this moriiitiir has been receiv ed. After untieing briefly a Minn ! article in the Western Star, on Uie subject of the Prim letter, I find the tallowing snort sentence : "In t lie in- i lerest of truth, I ask you if Judge' Prim ever authorized you to u -lii-7y deny the charge." I have not Jti.lire nliu s letter oetyra me, consequently write from memory, and my memo ry is thai Prim did not authorize me to publish his letter, or to make any public denial ; nor do I know 111 it lie supp led it necessary ho to do. On the 24in inst. I wrote to Judge I'ritti tnll him fully of my recollections of the contents of his answer. The aim in that cut-e, and iu this, is to tell i lie truth, and uotning but the truth ; and that 1 Hill do if the heavens fall Memory alone may beat lau.t, truth cannot; ami so far as I am concerned, shall prevail. I am tired of the Prim case. 1 sincerely hone 1 will not again have occasion to be called upon. Joseph Lane. Let the Star say wlnt it miy, no one In Douglas county will take its statements in preference to tliosj ol tten. Lane, and let us als i say to that paper that if it proposes to win votes in the present contest for its candi dates It mut do so by honest, fair work, aud not by stories so easily proven untrue, and by the bent authority. As we have written in another ar. ticl . not one of ih'8' democrats wrote to Prim actuated by any oilier fee iug than that of friendship for the man, as judge, whose reputation ji in ques tion, aud they only atoned tlia Judge Prim should give the n the right to say tiie charge was a lie and a slander. They did not ask a single favor for any man; they begged only f.r the right to prove their friendship for oae whom they ha I always honored as a man, for one whom iliey had always r. gmled as an upright jnd.-e, aud fir one whom they had always voted, when they had tiie. opportunity, mid that man did not give them permission lo meet those face to face who had charged him with a crime, and had made affidavit to the fact that the Company (Fink 4 Giizley- Guzley in person) It. id said he Prim had promised a de cision in that company's favor through Judge Hauua! it matters not what Gaz'ey said iu denial of his wu statements. It does not argue oue single point tl.at Sol. Abraham is charged with showing a letter to D. J. McKiuuou. Gazley's own iuterests would compel liim to deny the charge ; he wou.d naturally do that, and he has cieek euongh to think, uotwilhstaudiiig bis unenvia ble rt-putatiou, that n tcortl is of great er weight than the sworn testimony of tlirci other people. And Sol Abraham denies t iat ha ever showed J. D. M.C- Kiniiou any. oihir fetter than that which the Oregouiau contained. The only point to be considered, is Prim guilty? The affidavit charged h in with being so, and Prim has refused to allow a pu:dic denial of the charge. Ti.ai is ail theie is of it. 'ihe people want omy honest judges In o.lice. 'lliat is all this paper is contending lor. Prove to us at any lime that a t-iftgie candidate for a judicial odice is uislionest on the hide peudeul ticket and we will pledge uot only this pautr to joiu in the hue aud cry raise! ag.tin-t him, but we will pledge ttie vote of every in dependent In tliis county against that man knowing as we do that every ind. peud jnt is an honest mau. We are independent. VV'e are r-upport- ng men for otti.e on principle, and icause we hei.eve theiu to be both meal aud capahie. We are not unoortln any tmriy to keep a party record o er, . ami we op- se lb" election l' Judge Prim for no other re muu personal or private than that we do not believe lie is a lit man to lie elevated to the diguilied pi-siiiou .of one of the supreme judges of Oregon. ; Put that In your pipe aud smoke it Mr. Western Star. MINING NEWS. From the Jacksonville Times of the 81 Instant, we take the following new of the mines of Southern Ore gon : Plenty of water generally. Much work will be done in quartz this Summer. George R. Southworth, of Grave creek, picked up a nugget worth $'5, the o.her day. The miners in the northern end of Jackson county luve an abundance of water and are doing welL The ground is too wet for effective qu-irtz mining and work has been suspended on the several ledges for the present. Miuers who commenced cleaning up sometime since have been enabled to rehi'.iue grouud sluicing iu many instances. . Smith & Marshall, In the Coyote creek district, are d:iil.r very Weil this season, uli I will lio Uoubt c.eau up handsoiu.'ly Wm. Gii til ii has discovered a prom ising ipiunz led .re oil Siiumi creek, in Josephine ouui , tne rick of which looks well. The Grave cieek ditch o.unp.tuy has resumed jms-.es.sion i" its digg ng and employe 1 a, number of uun ij to pros pect tin in thoiouglily, ! B. VV. Dean, of U'lllo ,priiigs has just luude a c.e.tu-ui, which resulted iuvontbly. Ho is now epgageu in cleaning up iu another" place. IhJ uiiiicrs, of Josephine county, are ousy, nave plenty of wnter, una expect 10 do well tins season, whicu wnl iio u ubl be a protracted one. The iStcrliug compauy lias a fine supply of water and will soon com mence forcing the gravel upward i'oev will be able to run the year Ibrougu without inten option. Brown Bros., at Althouse, Josephine county, have washed a vast am unit ! ground tliist-eas:ti and are at Hi busily eng.tgil in piping, luey are sauu.ue of g'-ud returns. Hay & Magruder the other day pick- eo up a uuget worth s. Tli.-y will comniue piping for a few weeks long er aud then make a clean-up, wliieli lliey expect to lie a remunerative one. Green Bros., of the Sug.ir Pine mine on Ualiee ereeK, ule now riming a tun nel, with the intention of striking tneir ledge ouie ni-tance deeper down. The prospects are ipjitu favorable. The mining stasou is proving more favorable iu "Very particular than ex pected. A fuealuinj .ritv of the miners have au ample supply of water still aud the snow in the niontit liu-i, winch lies at a g eater depth than ever be fore, at this se-vn of the year, will keep it up for oiu j lime to eon.e. A ' ompany, composed of H. F. Tor rey, W. H. Buck, W. A- Snider and a 'other geiith-niiiii, ae now pros pecti ig a quartz ledge, recently dis covtre l, a short disisiiiee easi of Salt ma sii & Co 's claims on .-t-rlingereek, with flittering results. They have gone do vn tell leel on the vein, at wlneli d -ptli it is six inch 's wi le, an, I the ore is beeomiud belter ami mme abund.iut. At-oni 2,51 iO pounds of ore was run through a rudely constructed ar.mta, the or In r day, and nearly four ounces of gold obtained therefrom Of course less til ill half of the bu'dtotl was sa veil by the proci-ss. Tile c.ttn pauy ha e tbr e tons of the same rock on the dump an I will ptos-cute opera tions Willi ail sp-eil. lliey are sau ttuinu that they have discovered a small sized bonanza, aud we trust they have. CALAPOOIA. Plum trees are in full bloom. . We predict a large crop of plums. Mrs. David Hurst will return to these parte from McMlnnvllle this week. . , The Sunday school Is in a prosperous couditiou, having fifty pupils iu at tendance. James Chenoweth has been Improv ing his already hsndsouie resideuce iu the way of a picket fence. R. L. Stephens and George Nelson, of Cole's valley, will Mart for Point" roy, Washington Territory, on the 20th of May. Our best wishes go with you, boy9. We are pleased with the fine, grow ing weather, and crops look so much better since our last letter that we uu no more than express out opinion that prospects never did look more flattering tltati now. Mr. T. E. Delaney, who resides down on the Urupqua river, was severely beaten w ith a club in the bauds of one Wheeler." ihe trouble arose about driving sheep over Deianey's farm. All sensible men of Calapooia fpeuk well of the independent ticket, al though there are ringsters, or tools, iu all communities w I. o oppose right and ju.iiee, aud if au opportunity i offered, would even take the life of the.r I c-si frleuds for gold. We are sorry to day that a certain iiiiflvidual in this community ii con tinually casting insinuations regard ing the birth of his own father and mother. Such cliaraclers we bavef no love for, and will publish ids name in full it ha does cease talking about his parents. After a careful examination we find the independent ticket is a solid one, and already independents have ex pressed their opinion regarding the ticket. To be sure every indepen dent will put h s shoulder to the. wheel and battle do.n the euemy, and elect the wtn.le ,icket by an overwhelming majority thsl will astonish the asso ciate! press of lloseburg. Tlit; people are endeavoring to h ive a Sunday school pi.-nic at the school house the firt of vlay. i Rev. Rich ardson and inick have been invite I to deliver ad Iresses. Mr. Solon is to be president of the day. Miss Liilie Biri-ard will be M-y queen. Every body sre invited lo attend and bring plenty of good provisions. I ALAPOOIA GEOKOt:. UMPQUA FERRY. A GOOD SHWOLNG. We Lave always claimed that the present administration of county affairs was the most economical the county ever witnessed. The following statement shows the pay received by the various county treasurers during the past eight years, during their re spective terms of office embracing two years each. Let the demoeractic and republican orgins deal iu personal abuse; our purpose is but to speak the the truth; aud the figures we here give do not lie: 1873-4 . 17 0 . 1H.Q-W . $2,0P2 71 2,2 -0 81 l.'.l" 78 Total for 8 years .... $ j 037 52 AU taxpayers will see from the above statement from" July 172 to July i876, there was paid to the Treasurers tne sum of $4,323 82,' and FKOJI SUPERINTENDENT HEARD. Editob Independent: My first visit this year, was to the schools In district No. 1. This district includes the old aud new towns of Oakland, The old town school room is about one-fourth of a mile from the O. A C. K H. Prof. E G. White is teacher of this school. He came from the State of Wisconsin and lias taugnt four quarters. His school room is a spa cious building. Two eond blackboards are placed upon the wa'U. He has 110 patented desks, no maps, nor charts nor any mottoes. His school room is very neat. His enrollment i forty five. Mr. While has an excellent school aud the pupi's seem to lie ad vancing rapidly under hts manage ment. When culled to reciiutioii his classes came very methodically and returned to their seats in a similar manner. The moral tone of Prof. bile's school is very good. He not only instructs his pupils during the scholastic days but goesevery u-day to-Sabtuilli fcvhod with ' them. Par ents who want their children under a wholes . me influence cannot, do better i i-'kivi iliilv tn Titl. liiJO All . i " 4 .. ...r-v, , 10, t ungui s ; tb:l ,(, Nlf White u cliact,. admiiiistratiou) there wis the eum of i from old town I went lo theiiew $3,714 (X), leaving a balance of $01)9 62 town school which is under the u- iu fayor of the taxpayers of Douirlas I"ervlKi"ii of I tot. (. I. l.u.ssell and y during Mr. Wrihfs admin-, . ?"iL. " T.- -Vi"! VbX Bon yer his predecessors in 'he lives to ihe dignified calling of scho d office and for the sacio length of i tucbiug. 'J'hese teachers liave a small couu Istiat! same llmeJ Iu bo small an offlce as thutof county treas irer, where an official makes such la material saving to the tax-pav t-Ks, who is there that can refuse to vte for Mr. AVright's re-e!eutiou ? REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS 4 t Another Little Darling. Couuty Clerk 8 icridan is one of the most charitable men iu towu. He has a brand new baby at home, weighing ten pounds. The blight-eyed little stranger came to his house last Tues day, aud was received with ojieu arms to tender embraces. It is a girl. Had it beeu a boy we should have shouted, without fear of contradiction, tut- other voter for lUdepeuueui aim honest goverument iu D ugl is coun ty ? But the new-comer is wel come, ami we extend her out best . ishes, including goo 1 fortune ior ner hui.DV uarents an-I tier laieijr p.ouo uneies. who now are rushiug up ana down the streets in anxious quest 01 baby rattles, cribs, etc . AFiue Stock. Mrs. A. W. Compton is certainly desirous of pleasiug tue iao.es v. Roseburg. In the selection or mllll uery and dress giwds made by her while iu Portland, will be fouud all late st vie la ladies' haw and dresses and the neatest and nobbiest patterns iu laces, ribbons and artificial nowers. She has also secured the aid of Miss Patton, of Halem, oue of the finest dressmalters in the State.. What is more, Mrs.5 Compton has purchased her good at such rates that none can sell cheaper thau she will. OAKLAND ITK.US. Hpriiuj time Ins c me, but little like the pleasaut spring. Several emigrants have recently ar rived and located at Oakiaud. George Baggot, traveling auent of the estern Star, paid Oakiaud a visit last Saturday. The young mau who shot himself is doing well under the efih-teiil treat ment of Drs. v enable aud Page. There was no preaching at the church lastHabbath, but a most interesting Sabbath school w largely attended by the young aud old. Messrs. H. L. Roadman and B. D. Cameron, of Tetinessee, have just arrived at Oakland. We welcome them to our county. Thomas Jones, of Tenuessee, left list Thursday for the city of New York, where" he will engage in the carpenter's business, lie has tnuuy warm irieudsiu this community. A new harness and saddle shop has been opened under the management of John Johnston, recently fiMiu .the east. He is a first-class woikmau and will certiiu'y succeed. Mr. A. C. Ck-nieiils, of Albany, is visiting tier numerous friends ami rel atives iu Oakland Mrs. C is oue of the most affable of ladies an I is a val uable accession to the society of any community. Mr. G." F. Merriraan, who has been working for the Oregon and California Ktase company, is now permanently located at Oakland. Mr. Merriman comes with tine credentials aud e bid him welcome. Oakland can wed support two first class blacksmith shops. We are truly giad that Mr M. has selected Oakland as. his perma nent home. F. P. Hogan is tiie mtn for the next sheriff of Douglas couuty and this precinct will so decide next June. Perry Cook and Hohert Applegate are the candidates to suit this prtciuct fi-r commissioners, n. matter h-iW hard the Fiukites may work against them. While m ny independents- or tins place do not endorse every man on the ticket, yet the majority of the inde pendent ticket meets tiie approval of every independent voter iu Oakiaud. The little Fink ring of this place l'Mik somewhat blue ut the endorse ment of the independents Tbey will try their utmost to defeat the will .f the peopie, but of no avail, lite lion est taxpayer knows his interests and will use all honorable means toehct men whom lie knows to be honest. Tha crack of the ringsters, wtiip causes the monkeys to fall into line, but not any of ihe true independents. l liv party lash is of no avail uow. The Id -a of voting for a man simply be cause he is a democrat or republican has played out. Kink can stock con ventions and lay the wires for ma.iii ulitlng elections, but, after all, the r.f-op!e have the final voice. Ca la poo 1:1 will look nut for honest and capable uieu in the present struggle. Fink's ageuts are well known in this predict, nud not many voters will they influ euce at the coijlu ' eiejtiou D. Su ndiine. Urn u growing splendid ; farmers all jc-biU-r. Oar!; and ltikernre turning out immense qtiuaUtes ot tills lumber. K. i'. Martindilo and .Son sre minn fac uniia oaie vry g-Kid s'aingies lor tbe summer tru-ie. There is cpiile r number here who in tend 10 spend tiie 1st ol May at the picnic at llie Ca.aiooiii sell-nil house oil that day. Samu.C D. Evi.ns. wn 1 hud tiie n.Wf.ir lilue to eliool li.ine I in tun toot some lime sines, is so tar r.-cevered us lo be i-r iuuii aniu. Tli-re dl bBicia! "leii." at the r.-s-iiloucti o? JosepU Cliau pagau.ini the 2ilth iiistidi', at wliicb tliein will bi a !uii atie iU.,i.ce. M. E !iorv is confined m lir tied on accou .. of sickliest", bat under ills sliiiifull 1 care -it Hr. Utvidssti we can sr that kli wid 6 on be 1 Mut.d i-g -iu. Tiie residents ot tuis villase weie treated witu s nuail, i' ougii inde-d a splendid serenade, by the younjr las-s nrl la ls ut tha oiber sid-; id' ttie river. The sinking of tiie laci-s showed tlmt luey p'SS-88 excellent voices, and llie in- g runienial uiusic cannot be excelled by any Uijy. T'ie last niHHtirsrf of '.lie c'u'i was wel t'tended. The decision wp renders I 111 favor of the offirtnut v Di bat n clubs are inure of a benefit to a coMiiiiun.ty ilian c'iurclifi. The question for discii--i m on May 1st 1s, "Ketwtved. Tba W men have a stronger intlueiice than mmi-y." J. H. Slmnibrook, Jr., will lead 'lie ufli.-ui-stive, and W. ri. I'sters will ieid the negative. . , The ind.-pendent endorsement does not seem to agre w'uti a few lieie ; yel, ax far as ffe barn lieu-d, we concludH llinl Ui ticket will nut be scraiched in mil. hr as a whole it comprises a belt- r class iSan ever were p'aced iiefore tiie peopU for an eieciion. As to tlms-, who i:ave beiore held office, there never was a in ire com petent Si t, who lisvrt filled the offices with more honor and integrity thai "is due to those who arc up loe rt-elec-iou. 3ojiu Coats to J. D. Smith, 10 acres of land; $15. Marks, Seidmin & Co, to S. K. Hun eaker, lots 7 and 8 In block 5 in Hall's addition to Myrtle ceek; $.v.j0. F P. Hogan to Johu Euim.t , Sheriffs sale, acret ; $44. r 8tate of ortgou to Hannah E. Coop er, 81 15-100 acres of school laud; $1C1 4t. " M Chapman, administrator to Ash er Marks. ilOl 52 acres; $l,(iil). John W. Price and w ile' 10 Jas. II Short, 1.4J4 9-3 100 acres; i'.OOO Asher Marks to Richard Ij. Cannon, donation laud claim of Nathaniel Mitchel, 160 acres; f 1,900. United (states to John H. Mires; 40 acres. P. M. Williams to Elena M. Burns; parcel of land; $30. Josiah Bteidietis and wife . to M. Josephson; lots 5 lu block 40 in l!oe burg; S:,1-jO. Lot There- be a Public Myelin. When Mr. Villarl was in the city he offered to contribute $1,000 toward the building of a trunpike from Roseburg to Canyonville. This is ceituinly a liberal ohVr, and the citizens of Rose burg an I Doujr ai county, who are more interested thau anybody, should make up the amount necessary lo do the work. We have frequently warned the business men of this county that they would lose the trade of Jackson county uidess the road was Improved. The tia le of that county has ulreudy fallen otf eonsid'-rahly, and will be lost entirely unless immediate actiou be taken. Wal.'a Walla o.iee was com -pt-lled 10 con ribute $10,000 in order to save its trade. Our -oolq can build this road, and they must do it -r suffer irrer aiai-le loss. There should be public meeting called, tiie. -matter dis cussed, cauvaa-ougco-uuiitteas appoint ed and every means adopted deemed neces-ary to accomplish success. Let a call for a public meeting be issued and circulated all over the county. NEW.TO-DAT. WILIS1M, PECKl CO, AND- WHOLS SALE ' AMI DEALERS IX as? us jdvq2 55 KEY WEST NKW YORK CIGARS Xoh. 120, 128 fc 122 Market Street, AMI NOS. 2U & 2 1 Cr.lifarr.m Street, SAN FIlANCiSCi), :AJ4Fd!iIA hauce lo exhibit their skill iu leach ing. Their school room building looks as though it was c mxtrueted for a burn rather than the habitation of tcuclu rs and pupils- They liave done a great ileal towards making the building pleasant but the appearance of the building cannot be changed. Their enrollment is tiftv-seven. Prof. Uussell has eight fine maps of Mon teiih's series. Over one f tiie dMirs we rind a motto which should be written Uoii the heart of every man, woman, and chikl in tlieHlate of Oie goii, viz.: "Profanity poisons the miiiii." It is the great cusre ofOult laii I. Over llie other door you see the old-time maxim, " Excelsior should be our motto." In other con opieti us places we find other goo I mottoes sui.-h a, "Time is precious," "Act w-11 your part," ' Know ledge is powt-r," "Respect one another." "Ba punctual." If a pupil falls to learn While attending Prof, lfusselfs Kchool it is his own funk and not that of the teachers. The desks of this school re very inferior. Why do patrons ret 1 t T K'"(t t the Bloat, which lm proved iimi . . I . . ! 1 -1 ' ... I hlM.lnlfm. utt li. M.n..aal n.a .1 sueh desks while good alent ilesks can be hail fur superior and are les expensive? Every schoolroom, with in reaidi of the railroad, should have patent desks. 'I he cit Zens of this vicinity are for tunate iu securing the services of Prof. Geo. T. iiussell and it is most excellent lady. All should give ilic-ru a heutty support. Very respectfully, J. M. Heard, Co. School ijupt. Oakland, April 24th, 18S0 DIPIHKUIA. Elkto.v, April 23, 1880. Ehitok IxbEPE.xuExa.: Please in sert the following obituary notices in your paper: Died, in Elkton, April 17lh, Fannie C, daughter ot James" and .Martha Beckley, aed 3J years. Also, in the sMtue family. Carre F. Beckley, aged fi ye i rs, on the 2ird of April. Died, Iu Eikfnn, April 21st. the two yoiiiiuest cliil-ireu ot impoii and Maggie Beckley, iged resp-etfull 4 years aud II months, 2 years and 10 moot In. Ban died the same day and wre buried iu the same 2fave. Died, in Mkton, Aptll 20lh, Magriel( ii.uigiiier or Ali-el and Sarah Heath erly, Uiied 4i ears. All the tihove deaths were caused by ihe teinble scourge diptl.eria, and there an- more children in the vi cinity afilicted. 'Ihe families afil cted , have the lieart.'elt sympathy of the eomiuunity. i W. Beneoict. Missouri papers lease copy. King of the Blood Cures all Scrofulous aff.tions and disorders rwtilt- j ing from Impurity of tbu btuod. It is needless to ratise; Out SaU Ehuai, J'impirt, Ukera, Tumort. 6'otfre, Hwellitifft, 4eM are the must commun, as well ss many affections of tho Heart, Jitad, Liver and Stomach. SCROFULA. Wonderful Cure of Blindness. D. Ransom, Sow & Co. : Fur the benffll of all troubled with Hcroiuls or Impure Blood in their gygtenjtt, I hereby recommend King of the BIoo-a, X have been troubled with (Scrofula fur the past ten yeura, which so affected my eyes that I wa com pletely Diina fur six mutitiii. I wa recommended to ry King of the It loo!, which has proved a great bleasinfr to me, as tt has eornuteteW cured me. and I eheerf uIy recommend it to all troubled as I have beeu Yours truiy, IIm. 8. "WEaxujjilow, bardinia, N. T. 9 S. 0 will be paid to my Public Hospital to be mutu ally atrreed upon, for every certificate of this medi cine published by us which is nut iuiue. Its Ingredients. To show our faith in the nfety and excellence cj the K. B., up m proper peraonal application, when ntwtlMt thitt no imiiosition ia intended, we wnl five (he names of all irs ingredient, by affidavit. The abort- onVra were never mude before I r the pro prietor of nn y other Family Medicine in tbe world. Many testimonial .further informt tion.and full direction fur want? will be funnd in tiie pam pUlet "Treat i on Iliwn.F of -tlie Blood." ia wliieheai-h bottle iaencloaed Primal n.rhniil.u ! tainiue 12 ouniva, or ii to J down. svJd by drue a u. nuaua. Dun a tu.t i rop n, fittualO) A .X. is a vn s h mil i Oearling Gibson- O - 5 Ij N l, KiN. Sheridan Bro3., Roseburg, Or TUny would unancr tltt tbey hav just receired and now Wr on band one ot tit Largest Stock of Hardware Ever broajflit to DiqI coanty.and when added to tbir SlUVhS OF Al.t, PAT I KIt.XSandUK 1)K TIA W ABE, tby r prepared to declare tbfj Uve tbe be. Bti ilTiu tliwr linerof eoy rataWUl.tncnt in Southern On-jron, w luck tbey rur. can iurcUie iewlier. . lo Uiu slmp nl buiiauio; nitttnale in llie way oi jocks, Dtiits, etc, we can oSer-gti-rior induceint-nta io urcba?r. Try ua. We can Kiv yon larval lis in ttm loilnwmir brands 01 stoves, not cqualltnl else wliirra Buck's. Biorna. I'arinrr Utility. l-xter, I'aetfic, W ide Went, Clarendon. OcciiWnr, lnm Kioif. Koire l!iiy, aud mber ovc fcnd ranjrt-e. 1 lie bet of wnr&ni- n are couataDuy t-mpU-yed in the iiianulacture of our tinware, ami tiuvera alioulj tenrti mr irce. ' We have ate-i Lara -iu to off.-r in guns, sacb as Winchester. Sharp and other Kiflea, a wo'l ua in tilmt-y una anJ I'irto'a WV are also At nie f-r tli Miite, Pwrlenand New Home Sewinjr Macbinet.wuicii e at loweat rat; au'i arrant as Cuuiplete in every reaped. V can also supply - . Avcriir ansl Ilubbtr Paints. Tli beet iu .li uirket. at llie lowest rules. tliva as a call, ilia; our aiock, inquire as to onr prio-a, and we promise to soil a'i HIKKIPAN BKIIS. jinv i-ne ran. G-'eii'l Merchandise, . INCLUDING EVERY v AUIETY OF LADIES' DRESS GO ODS, OF TIIE LATEST STYLE. Casliinsrss of all Variety and Shades on Han ..' AT TIIE OF i-- M JOSEPHSON, Geiitlemen & Boy's Ja3I B3 JLV. M ST - 31X JS1. Hutt JE ryCLOTBZNQl BEFUllii PUHt'UAyiXG ELSEWHEKF, BY SO DOING GOOD BARGAINS CAN BE SECURED, OAK GROVE. Spring lias come. Y.iuogcrows beginning to ft-alln r. Bill Smith has a boil on his nei-k. Yiiunir mn have commenceii sliav iniratul blacking tUt.-lr bH)ts for the 1st ofMay E'l. Sloctini U the h-tppiest man I ving. There ieo ly fnurtet-u living iu the eame houee with him- Fuyetco Lane U going out with Joe Stephens to Gii'iMf Lake t.i help "Ho tiers" cattle. x-aye:teu gool witu a rope. From present appe trances it looks like we are lining to lone one of our frtir ynung in lidetif, unless some one ru-.tlVs up and puU the (Stewartj iu til'.' kitciieii. We can boat of having one of the largect si-liools in the county, coni-iil-eriiig the number of parents s.-utling children. Out of m veti fannies there are twenty-five pupil. The teacher, Mil's Fannie Gihb, is, beyond a doubt, oue of-tliu liuest teachers In the tute. Hex. MYKTLE CUKEK. Fanner all getting ready fo May day- Mr. Churchiirs school flourishing, and all .-jieak well of the teacher. A grand time m aniiclniled on May day ; let all of lio enurg come out. One blauksmith shop is doiua well. and another is soon to be started. F. M- O-tbbert is still running tbe grange store with his usual success. - 11 A. Adams bear the garb of a wed-led man. He looks as happy as a big sunflower. Ur.de Han Weaver wears the usual il-asuiit smile, aud is looking afttr liis grain and sneep. Mr. Keeler II. Gabbert has one of the finest of drugstores iu the county, and compounds, uiediciucs with accuracy,. Mr It. S. Leiliierwooil is stopping in the vicinity of Myrtle creek. We are ail glad to see you , Robert. l. H. K. Buick is always ready to supply the wants of the weary travel er, and never tails to set before him the beat iu the market. Tiie Ocveruor is disgusted with the Fink crowd. Nearly every democrat In Myrt e precinct is down upon the Fink ring. I he I iidept-mleut democrats say it is a shame that Fink should be to the front. Myktleville Ccssus F-cumcrafoif, Mr. II. F. t-uksdorf, United States Census Commissioner for this State, has made the following appointments in Douglas ouuty: Cow Creek' and Camas VaKey, Henry Woodward ; (Canyonville, J. K. Blundyll; IiOoking Gltss and Ten Mile, A. J. Bellows; Deer Creek, R. Newcomb; Wilbur ami Coles VaFey, D. K. B Wiiiiiif.,rd; Oakland, H. J. Cob-; Yoncalia and Pars Creek, C. W. Castle; E ktou and Scott burg, Jas. A Sterling; OarOitier, Al. Reel; Mt Scott au 1 My rtle Creek , S. C. Flint. lion. M. C. George. Hon. M. C. Qaogre, Oregons next congressman.arrived in this city Thurs day evening on his way to Ashland, where he will beuin .hecauvas he f the State. He was greeted cordially by both democrats and republicans, and must think that Roseburg gave him a hearty ivt-lcome. Generally our people were pleased with Mr. George's appear aiice, and the remarks thai have since been madt; concerning him assures us that he will become the lavorite of the people wherever he goes. . . s - - "The First Campaign Lie." Under the above headiug (he Star of Friday morning has a properly titled article. It is the only "eamf.aign lie" yet printed that we !ave seen. The Star will be truthim once in a while; but the Star spoils the whole business when it says "It is tru'y paluful f r ih (the Star) to know that the coming campaign is. to be conduct ed upon Mich a disreputable an 1 dis gasting plan." In Town. Mr. Frank Krause, of the Jackson ville Sentinel, is in de city on busiu -ss connected with his paper. The Sen tinel is a first-rlass newspaper, aud our citizeus should sutcribe for it. Tlia lirt-at IlcncUts Conferred upon u-ns of th .usui-lji of suf-fi-rei rou Id xriiriuate and luniiitain the repiitntmn which Avtil's AKSAI-.Mtit.t.A e- j-iys. It is a compound of tne l. eialiie alternulives, wi h the Iodides ol 1'otnssium and iron, and is til- inot fl" ct- ualofatl remedn-8 .tor scrofiiluus, mercu rial or bloini disorders. L'uiiiiriiifv sttc c soful auc e; rtain iu its remedial .ft'. cis.it pr.Hiuces ra,)id and c inpUle cures of Scrofula. Sores, Boils. Hum -rs, I'.nipl.-r, Eruption, .Skin Diseases and ail d inters anting troiu iiiiiiirny ol the bmo.l. Bv its inviorutiiig (fleets it a re I eve and o)t-ri cures l.iv.r C-.liiji:n ut. Keiu tie Weaknesses i-nd Irregulariii.-s, nod is a potent ,eiu'WiT - f vitality Ko purityinu the uiood it has no eipiat.! ii tv,-s up l!:e 'system, r ..- aed pieeciV' the heanti. an t liuj-.arts vmor uni energy. For tony years it has lw-;- iu i-sti-nnve use. uniUv t i-dy tlm m iki avsiiat'le iii -diciiM' for th 4utF ri'.il sirk anywhere. F ir Sale hv a'.l dealers. Uodj-e. Davis St Co. Portland. w bo esle agents. Wou'il announce io lite public tual they are pr pare-i wi;b vlie b-i ut uiateri- ut to supply all rie'Otrijts in their line Having enj-iyefi v. r twenty years' eipe rieiiee in tlieir trade. aM nurli er!"rniel by them is truannieed to i-c tirsi-ciuts, anJ strictly arcor.liuiT lo i-rd-r. Gi"bsoa's CeloTsratsil Harrows FOIt SALE BY J. W S TKAXHE, UOSE-BUI.U. Proiiounre-1 by all who have used them to he tiie l"Rt fver inveiiteil always on bund ami f r sale cheaj. ........ FAUM MAIMUNKKY KE PAIRED, Give Them a Call. - CO T(- S. HAMILTON'S HEY DRUGSTORE F.R rmu. Paints. Oils. Varr.ish, Window and Piciure Oiass, Stati jnery. Perfumery, it you wish to purchase them cbuaper titan a, any place sou'U ot PORTLAND. And keeps full lines of ED W AUD TODD& CO'S.GOLD T.-Miiiioiuals. Hlithlaiid, Cluck hubs county. Or, March St), JSSt) I have -oft reil with a disease of the kidney fortt r ? years and for the Ust two ni-tiths have been laid up with a pu-u in my b.ick. A friend sent me a 8-itople of the Ore gin Kidney Tea, and bii-g used it one week I C.n io a f.O id iiaf work I have dt-iived more belt, lit from it than from all the niedti ioe I have ever taken. J Q Nkvbiu. Foret Grove, Oregin, Man-h '10, 1880. I hereby ccrtiiy that I have used the Oregon Kidney Te, and ob tallied immediate relief, ft is (iod's lilessing to humanity. I take pleasure in reccommeiidiug it to me atllie ed. I am now in ar y Wl) years old. came to Oregon in iHii in the rinploy of tho Htid-oii's Bay Company, and since 1 i-egun using tbetOiegou Kidney Tea I enjoy gowi health. JJAVtll Ml'.NKOE. LETTER EttOal MS CIIEX3WETII. Open Letter Ifrom Crva:lis. Corvaliis, Or , Mardi 29, 1881 Messrs Gi'lfl'-n A C-.: Dear Sir; We have been selling your Cream Yeast Powder about one year Mild can truly say, that it cxct lls nil others according to rejKirt fiom our patrons aud from peisonal experience. A. CACTIIOKX HON., L G. Kmne Co.. Max Friendly. T7se only one teaspoonful to a loatt of flour. For sale only by S. MARKS & CO. Roseburg Orgon. Another Physician. r. xt t i)Ani,liinn ia iu tha City, Pablic Speaking. , Md "inf ns that owing to i.U Hon. M. C George, candidate for i.a'ih. h tn return to Roseburg ongresi will speak at the court-house aa here engage In tl.e practice of his In Wis city T iurslay afternoon, and pnjfeasion. The Doctor will go below I Oakland in the evening of the same to tle his business and bring his day. Lt every body turn out to bear family, and in a short time hangout I the sign, j. Bougtivon, aa.. u;- (be finest orator in Oregon. There are several cases of what is pronounced by Dr. Venable, as ty- plitu lever, in ami atiottt uanianu. Rev. Mr. Kb-liards in will preach George Hantia's funeral sermon ou Sunday next, at the church, at 11 o'clock a, M. - Mrs. Crouch is making preparations to erect a Dew dwelling house ou the beautiful lot fjrmerly owned by Richard Thomas. , Joseph Ackiey has painted several signboards, lor some of the business men, which a-ids greatly to the at traction of the town. Mr. J. Johnson is fitting up his har ness shop iti first-class style. Give him a call. You will find Mr. J. a perfect gentleman aud a number one woramau, The 8unday school is In a flouri? h ing condition at present. The school will eleet, officers for the coming year next Sunday. i'h y certainly can do Half Fare Rates. J. M. Bacon, grand secretary, I. O.O F , has made arrangements with the various transforation companies to convey represenatives and wives who attend the session of tbe grand lodge, I. O O. F., in May nXt, for half fare full fare coming aud returning on grand gtcretarie's certificates. B sure and get certificates. j From tho e.isy expectoration, In- OAKI.AND.Apii! 21st, 1880. Editor Independent. Deaii 8ik: If veu will allow me space I desire to correct a misstatement made by jouri eorrefpondeiir- from Oakland, in your last issue, who signs himself ''X" and who chnraes au cx-represeiitative aud ex -merchant with having tried to play a little game or scheme on the O. C. . H.; while it is true I did travel iii company with the ex-mer chant, referred lo on the O. & C K. R., yet it is false in every- particular that I or Ihe merchant tried to play any gnme or 8;!iemes on ihe O. & C. R. R. r on the O. A C. R. R. Co., iu auy manner whatever, but on the contr-iry tbe transaction which "X" terms a little game was both honorable and legit math and satisfactory to me ami adaptable to the ex-merchant. "XM should not judge me by himself. 1 am neither a gamestei." schemer ttor a drinker of mountain wine; neither am I an ex-reprcf itt.ilive from the fact that I have not resigned, hence I cannot see where the "ex." comes iu; but, pt-rhapa a tchool suiriiteiileiil cau. I cau not account fur the false assertion made liy "X" uiilo-s tt. was to please some ot bis friends, if tie has miv.nrc. he had i n u.-h monn- ta n wi ie on b ar t, i I will further a .y tout, X" i at liberty, to show this to h.s friends, but, prrferg to h:le it lost. Jamks Chenoweth. Our Little Fidks i-i without excep tion, the most finely illustrated paper tor very liltie people that we have ever seeo. Indeed, we fuliy concur with the imblisber in his belief that the only way iu which the people of tins conti ient can tuny uianiftst the appreciation which ur Little Folks deservts. is to send him ten hundred thousaud subscribers for it within tixty days. Published monthly at only 30 cents per year. Anyone will receive a sample copy free by sending his addre-s on a postal -ari to ri. K. Wood, publisher, 55 Rroadway, 2f. Y. city. j Iangcnbcrg & Fruzer's String Band Would announce to the pleasure ing citizeus of Roseburg an i the coun ty in general that they will give a fraud May-day Ball on the eve of May 1st Friday, April 30th, 1880, at ! Masonic Hall, iu Roseburg. J tie oest ot music turiitsnea, goou calling aud tidkets$l. ; Come one and ail. f g 2 w a tt i H VP fi g BTOBSACXX U H (.3 as- - TENS, PENCILS. ETC, SCHOOL BOOKS, NOVELS, LEGAL BLANKS. I GiQth,Haip,NaiJ& Tooth wash, Yapatsh ArtUt't Brushes Windsor and Newtons tube colors. Win dow and Picture Glass, every size, at l.ow.st Price, by box or pane. Blauk Bo-ks, Wriiinif Paper, envelopes, ja. All new Patent Medicines in stock aa demand will warrant. CUT TO OKOER. free of charge. Ag-nt for THREE MlXHP PAINTS T lie eelebraied and ihi.roueb'y !rteilPA CIFIC RFBKER PAINT, The IM PKR1SHABLK PAINT, and The F.NAMKL PAINT. Agent for M. Oray, Music Dealer, Man Francisco. Prescriptions filled with difp&tcli, at ttie lowest rates. Store ia accessible at right window on back mret at all hour of the nigbt. Remember the p!e. Brick bulbi ng oit.ottte Metropolitan Hotel, uurebnra. Orejjon. J. NIEDEIiSTAD T. (Laid of San Francisco) Would anaannce to tbe public that be baa purchased tbe interest of H FlSjUEIt m - ROSEBDRG BAKERY And ti.ai be bas bad Gtleen years expe rience in firat cla-s bakeries in tiie city Jf fan Francisco as a baker. He, tin-ret-. re. is prepared to conduct the bakery in a first-class manner,-and will warrant ail bia -worit as first-class. Tiie Best Of Bread, Either wheal.- oaten or rye. always oo hand. Cakes, pie aid crackers of the 6 est quality for sate; axd wuet'ier for bails, parties or piivate fanHios, all. orders will be primipuy bhimJ at (lie lowest rateB. la connection with the Bakery I will keeSj' friuta and vegetables. canCurs. nut and I notions, atTTTJit iyrusr' wi not faa undersold by any one. Give tnea trial. Then if I cannot suit, you aa to q iauiity and quality and pncea no one can. J. MitUSTAUl1. -EXCELSIOK ilORODffiG SUUP ! IKIlHIillylilf & CO, O El 1x1 1 a XL. 3. LWIOEIl UIHBEIU MOLNT SCOTT MILLING COMPANY J. ill. BOWfcEV, WOULD ANNOUNCE TO TIIK CIT1 zenp ot Duuu'af county and vicinity lht.t lie bas pu.ciiasea aa in.erest in Tras 'Sawmill, On ttie NORTH UMPQUA ! Aud baa taken FULL CONTOL OF THE SAME. Ho bas bad 20 year experience in tha business of luinlier-making. and guoran tees to all susmiuers erfect aatiafaction. lie will deliver all kinds of DRESSED AND PLAIN LUMBER "At Roseburg or elsewhere chea;er than can be purchased from any oiuer null, ana, allnrdr will 1 prumntiy niied. ton tractors and builders wilt find :t lo tbei advantage to inquire for terms and pric He is also a rirjcitc' architect and build er, and all bavin' such work will be bene fitted br calling upon .iim be'nre potdg eiawbere. J. M. UUnLbi, HORSE EliOEINO MADE SPECIALTT - - S . . . - . And all kind, of work PRQrWTLt EXECUTED GIVK TUE F1HM A CALI, And yen vill cons again will probably iio. Married. At the rea.d-nce of Z. Polland, ou the 23d ultimo, by Joua A. Huut, justiujof tbe pw.ee, Ut. Franklin McKay, Miss Susan J. Palose, all of this county and tLe removal of irritation, manifest from cessation of coujrn and oilier aUnuing -yiupliiii, after using Fel Iowa Compound ciyrup of Hypopbos pliiUs, it U ck-ur that the formation of tuberculous matter is not only atoped, but that already deposited ia being carried away. Oue of tbe tuoat tiliely iliu.trauxi papers pu'-lisbe-l iB .,fterel fre-forone year by ttie publit.her to any agent or person wi-btii ligbror !;icratire em pl -ymeiit, provided his "Full Partic ulars Free' lo not amply tnmpenat for writing to rt. rt. Woo l, 232 Broad way, N. Y. eity. - Only tu atkireea OJ a postal card ia required. We Challenge The World. ' Wbeo we aV we believe, we bave evi leuccto orove'tbat bbiioli's Consumption Cur is dUaied.y llie best Lung Medicine fjade, iu aa niucb a it wiil enrs aojunuou -H Ciironic Cougb in ou ualf Ue time end rtslieva AMutua. Bionciiilia, Vt boopiug :uttuU, Croup, and h.w more ' l.uuilinn cured iban'1 ail cthtira. It will enre wtieru tiiy fail, it pleasant Uj take, liarm!es to youngeat cbilJ a-d ws g uuoutnt muM we af . Print. 10 C. 60 cia. and AI.OO If TourLuntr a.esre Cueat u- Baua lau. use Sliuub'a rWus Pla ter. gold by 8. HamUuMi, draggiat. Fortiy th System- And you are arired against d;Mase. The finest tonic for tbia urpn is Ibwietrer'a Momach Bitters, wbich renders Uiirestion ea"y and complete, countetact btilious nes. and keeps tbe bowels in girder, and so Ceiiia! and benvficient are irs effect, tb u not only ia the body invigorated and r -iru-lat-d by lis use, but dtspon-'mcr Irom the mind. For sale by all druggist and deal ers generally. FEED TOIXES, House, Sign and Carriage PAIHTER, Graining, Marbling, Kalsomining and HARDWOOD FINISHER. Paper-banjrinirand wall-tintine prompt 1 atcendexi to at low lea. Orders to be be leftat lr. f. Hamilton's drugstore. D. IJ. lilCE, . Physician and Surgcou, OlBc iaflronslly aetv-a from Abraham Wheeler A Co', store, Kjaeburg, Oregon, B0SUURa, OGN ll. a SHERIDAN, (Succensors-to Tbos. P. SL-erdan) UBAI.EItS.tS HARDWARE. TINWARF, , STOVES tluns. Cutlery anil Tirjer? Fur ntsbiuffOoo'.V. EalCK STCE, JOSEBUaCi CZti. Having secured tbe above busines. we arj prepared tn keep up its former good name for work and price. We have the best of materia! and a'ways a foil stock of g ii on baud, and i is onr aim to fur nish customers with fir:- as article at let live pricee. A full stock of Iron nd Steel far sale. Order from abroad wid receive pnrftipt a-teutiou. It- 8. 3. C. KHEHIDAN. SUPERLATIVE - BAKIXG POWDEO. " . Best ia the WorlJ, ABSOLUTELY PURE, x. The Super'auve Baking Powder I the standard artic e. of the United r?lati lor . nrenatb aud. i urtty. Tiie bert a'Ucle lor' general Uklng pnrpufH.- tvtr introduced. It ia the c-xiks favorite. Warru'.ed per fectly pure and soperor to anything of the kind n w in the market, for hea'.ibfulnaae and strength, producing atll;inie. The most rlelioiou cooking. For sale by grocers, or sent direct by mail fa receipt of sixtr (60) centa for one pound can. fsold ineartu1y Full weight guaranteed. Ad- dreBpeilaUve P-akuig Ptrwder Co., 13 CbamberaSu New Yerk -CHOWTBIS TO TOURB B'- . ijr.y'3 8kX.oari. JACK SIN 8THKET, t B08EBCHO. The proprietor of. this well-known and pn polar reaort would thank bis friend tor their liberal patronage in the past and ask fora continuance ottne same in tbe future. Tbe public is informed that I keep none bat the best brands of wines, liqnors and cigar, and that I eel I over tbe bar toe celebrated JE.3913 MOO HE ic CO'S " KENTUCKY WU1SK.II.8 A good Billiard Table will be found in th Saloon ; also all the leading paper Of tb coast, ttive me a call. i. E. Ha DAVIS, IL D, PHYSICAIH AN3 MZUZU. OFFICE UPSTAIHS IN , WaBKS k Co' brick building, Boaeburg.Ore- ron. Private eoaaaliativa xut-ui lor P R. BRECKEHRIDGfi PKOI'BIETOB Opposite T. P. Sheridan's Haixlwar Store, R0SE3UKO, OREGON. BUut'.e pieces ma le from 11 tan aud American, tuarble monuuKuils, and totiib stonea. made to order, aad firsiiaaa work warranted la this 'ne, Anyilunu- In tbe way of sun-cutting tj'.miptly performeii. and II ertters promptly nlied. Always a full Mock of marble and mhr stone n lwnd and in caae of ant repair in tbia lin- in tha liajm ot billiaid tables, etc , a!;f:iic will be gnaran eed. R. BttECKENRUXJK C0B5WENCING APRIL LT, .333. T te Celebrated Stallions PRIME I XMEOX Will rend fur llie mailing ensn a foU Iowa: IVw-buTg tn Kri(iay-ndr aiur dT; oilier tiniea al home, ns mil north west uu IlieCu.e'a valley rud. It ciianira ia niade in ihex artangeuwhta, ecu atxu will be given. H, CuNN, Sn., - ' r ' i'r-inrii-ti-.r. Ali eommuniratioa by nirii most be ad p re nud to Ute proprietor, Kusebarg, Ura