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fcLSOLLTlUA VF IXHtSKJl ENT.
I -
w berkas, tiik Douglas Ikdepkhdext I
newspaper published in Koseburg, has
been published in this county tor the period I
of three yean: and 1
.JbhsK
It bti fanhfolly terred the interrt of the
nmdacnr and lAK.Mmr.' thrtfnr- Km ft 1
JMof. we. the member of tha Uimw I
. .., . ' V . 1 d
qaarnsf No. io jriye Ths Douglas j
MUMftaibfli vui uuuuaiiuru ruuiiffClUfDL 1
end would recommend it u a newsoaner
wonuj we pairooaa m every tarmer and
as- payer in Southern Oregon.
uito. w. jones. Master I
-. wx 1
vpbcah. Eesretary.
SATURDAY. .. . . . .
AUGUST 28, 1880
THE LEGISLATURE.
Wa Voino t Via AMtitnmtniv lanria-I .
, v-r-
t attire villbeaa anxious to-correct
errors in the management of State
affairs as was the independent
body of 1874. We know that
many reforms wete made by the
legislature of 1878, 8nd there can
be so doubt on this score; but
would it not be as well to give
crjyiit'to the independent legis
lature, (and thd independents,
uuder the leadership f lion. W.
Y. Uwens and John C. Dram, for
the work done, which served as
an entering wedge, and filially
ended in tua disclosures bnd re
torms two ysars ago? ITe do
notthink it necessary to state one
atteranother tbe independent ineas
ant introduced and adopted, and 1
to follow each measure up
to it? final ... consuniatioo v to
Drove that the results were ac
complished in the end by those
measures; the thiuking, taxpav-
nig classes to know all about
hera. We would call the at-
tention only of those who have
read much and read carelesaly.and
torgotten a good deal, to the
pages in the history of legis
lation of the-State wherein it can
.be found that by and through
the efforts -ot men who considered
tbe public interests first and then
the interests of party, ranch good
was doue the people of Oregon
Irhv lesnalators are elected is
that just laws govericg an entire
State may be enacted; and if this
be true, it stands to
Toaunn that
- each member of the legislature,
I
to do his dutv. . according to the
i oath he takes.' must look, to tbe
soDfe's interests and hot to those
ot party,
f heroin tha torn
eonflict the people's interests
raast be protected "first, last and
Alt the tioje." When it comet to
a matter in which the people are j
injuriously aftected, to benefit
party by paving a way lor the
outworking ot deep schemes,
; truly is the legislator great in-
patriotism and truth who stands j
by those who reposed sufficient
confidence iu him -to give him
the pnvilegs of making laws tor
their government. The raau who
will forgei the people and only
thinks ot party is a roan who is
alone planning to seoure eelf
aggrandisement tbroug h the suc
cess of his party, and such men
are but time-servers tor a reward.
Yet the man who, as a legislator
and as a partizan, through good
deeds, seeks to win renown and
-general lavor for hw party, is
neither a demagogue or a' rascal,
but one who belongs to a party
because he believes tbe princi
ples of that party are correct, and
fc? the reason he desires to do
his workhoneetlv and to increase
his ; party's popularity. It all
politicians were this way no one
would I ave anything but praise
tor them. Therefore, let the
members of. our forthconjing
JegisTatare consider .these halt-
undeveloped thoughts carefully,
They are tendered in the spirit
that would have every member of
the lg:lataro a patriot, and that
wonld cause every member to
i think in all things his best efforts we say that it U decidedly njoy
i . . 1 t,i,t rl I.,. . -, . i T
were m u rnou utuau ui
those who gave him their votes
ao that he might occupy an lra
port ant public position, .to benefit
the public.
There will be no United Stats
Senator to elect this year. Why
then should not the - whole at
tention ot the legislatnre be di
rected to the promotion of the
; interests of the people?.
In ; its editorials in Garfield's
. behalf, the Oregbnion pute us in
mind of that paper wbeu Araory
Ilolbrook was its editor. It has
" " tae right republican ring in its
tone, and Bro. Scott Veeras to
have gone to work' in dead earn
cetness. -
An electrotype of unusual size
cf Hancock and EBglish is going
9 touud i of tbe democratic press
cf tfee State. - Stick to the larger
'est," boR; those small aSairs
r n (binder upon the candidates
: iaiadad as portraits, cf.
LET T9 HAVE" A BEST.
TbattKbTJrjsh-Tfaajer cdmln'
istralvon ' should continue their
attacks npoa W. II. Watkinds it
sometbiDi; beyond oar! knowlege
of the perversity of mankiud.
Uertainly "Sweet William ia
not a candidate tor offico. The
present governor is in lib danger
oi appointing mm euperintenueni
of the penitentiary,' consequently
mere u do chance ot any one
place there by and through
Watkinds. ; And it Watktnds ia
guilty of wrong, why ot try the
case in the courts instead ot the
newsr.nr.Brv.? 'I'hn onnrtiuro
- - - - r - r - . , - T
denlly capable ot adjucating this
matter in justice to all parties
- . . .. i .
concerned, ibe public 13 urea
the spiteful utterances
Of t DOEe Who dlBllke WattUlUP:
. - "1 y-i
ti tha Tit no est Ti I TPlr.
fcW"
.QvaVa editorla.B, we, are I satisfied
lnal liaPer 18 urea 01 Clv,nS "eul
, . - . , . 1
viCe to the exclusion ;ot more
f , . .
interesting: matter, j igures wua
wej on j,aper. in answerjo cveyr
' ,
argument brought forward Wat-
kinds has tarnished a fitting reply
the last time his ngures were
rmind from Rcretarv Earhart's
. . . ... J. . -
bookg. And that Watkiuds wag
ever a thief no one believes nor
will be satisfied that -'Stanley V
are correct mini so proven in
court. ; To take a case into cou'-t
is to create public expense and it
is first right to secure reliable
witnesses. We fail to See whre
thev will be totmd as yet. So let
uk have a rest until
there re
more grounds tor complunt, and
competent witness can; come to
the front
The method, by-which William
Charles Brown stole 85.700 from
the Rutland, Vermont, bank, ot
wnich le is teller, is u serious one
Most of its eustoniwrs live at
distance trom the bk, and are
mfreqnent visitors, it tbey wi?h
- aepi mey wcmiu
hand lt ,0 Brown, h- would make
I "'."..-.. Ah n.
out a deposit ticket tor $wu, pi
$200 m his pocket, epter 8500 on
tbe depositor's p iss book, and tor
a time both accoants would show
correctly. When tbe bookkeeper
balanced bo'b ac(o ts, then, of
course, the discrepancy would
appear. This error oil the pas
book would be ehanged by th
bookkeeper, tbe 5 to a 3, theii
tbe book would balance. Bitore
tbe pass book wus delivered to
owner Brown would take it and
credit ?200 to error, I have d.s
coveted an error," etc., "that $300
should have been $500. ! When
you get home you see it t is not
eo. Ihe owcer would; take
home, find it correct, and praise
the teller as an honest youn
Thw has been oing ou for
over a year, and was only dis
coverea ny an acciueut. J9 uia
bondsmeu are relatives
will not be prosecuted.
Brow
W. B. Moss, oft he Portland Mer
cury, makes imdavit to (he etieet
that the true name 'of iW. Stan
ley, the man who hits written o
many articles in defense bf Bnsb
and I'hayer's administration, is
John McConvery. TUisl look
bad tor the two Governors hero
and writer. The question! is now
pertinent "Why did McConvery
change his urae to that of Cons
verse f" Ca'n it be possible that
McConvery smacked !toostrong
ly of the "Ould Dart?' and that
this is another case of an Irish
man, ashamed of his place ot
nativity, turned Englishman? We
do not wish to be considered a
do ubting Thomas" in this busi
ness, but should the ilercury; or
any ot our exchanges throw a
little light on this dark subject,
perhaps our miud would be less
troubled. j. - ;
The democrats ' are evidently
working with all their might to
carry the State for Ilnncock aud
JJnglibh. We do notjtemember
the time whKn the democratic
newspapers were more zealous in
their labors. But there is no
weakening aloug the repub-
lican line, and the irepublioan
journals return with interest the
blows of their 'democratic adver-'
sanea. Some may not! believe it,
yet we only speak the truth when
ume to an outsiacr wno cares uot
tt tinker's by-word hqw the cat
jumps, believing as we doj both
the presidential candidates are
good union men.
i
On .Monday, near Des Mnoies,
Iowa, a littbt boy, aged 4 years,
fouud a revolver "lying around
loose," took it up and k'uled his
ritt'e suter, a baby of two years.
The same day, a boy of 11, on - a
visit to his uncle's ia Cincinnati,
found a pistol in a drawer,thought
"wasn't loaded," fired at his
cousin, a girl two years younger,
and fatally wounded her. j
It is rather unusual to : fiud
fault with th appearance o
the brile or her bridesmaids, but
London Troth asserts tbat when
Miss Sophia Arkwright married
Hon. Evelyn Pierrepont that the
bridesmaids, dresses I were '; so
scantily made that it was With,
difficulty tbat the wearers trug.
tle4,to. and frooi their knees, j
Woeth'ett was the heat or the
alpect of the political sitaation
that muddled him np, will per
haps never be known, but John
.Newbridge, of St. Louis, was
somewhat absent on Friday. He
bought his ticket for lndianapo
lis, then talked aronnd bit, and
meeting a frieatl who' was going
that way, he walked leisurely np
and bought his ticket again. Put
ting' the second ticket in his
pocket he tooled aronnd until
train ume and then with ; a rush
bought a third ticket aud climb
ed on the train. When seated in
the car he put his hands in his
pockets and pulled, out the three
tickets to Indianapolis, and
couldn't think how he came "by
them. lie resolved to count his
money and 6ee it he really had
bought the three tickets. Just
then the conductor touched him
a the shoulder and the pro occu
pied Mr. Newbridge handed him
$10 bill to pay his lure. , He
has still three tickets in the held.
the happiest mamages are
those in whioh a high tvje of
triendship tollows love; Friend
ship of a sublimated sort is what
ove becomes alter a year or so ot
marriage and he who ifl tnendly
to the very depths ot lus sou
enters into this happily,'. ud is
ready tor all the di!irht that
follow. ' But a nitti wliD "is
capable ot nothing but that Heel
ing affection, which ewr pnrs'ipd
a new object, and cans tor jio
woman when she is won, Lute
the domestic ties and .' bi-omes
detestable in confieqnence. It is
the man 'who would die tor hi?1
hend, and t r whom bis friend
would die, who makes a miracu
lously huppy wite of the woman
to whom he scarcely knew h m
speak when he courted her.
Oregon imports reach nearly
$15,000,000 per anuuni, or about
83 71 for each man, woman and
cniiu oi trie population. inu
f .( i. . fn.
proportion ot the foreign import
trade ot th United States ie
about $10 per capliu. The l-ill
lueasure tit Oregon's prosperity
will. 'not.be attmnel until the
proportion of her impor ts is ie
uncod to correspond wiih hei
home prod act.
Some of uur friends wru'durge
that by not taking part m the
presidents! content we are sot
independent, but neutrak lie
do not see the po'nt. Independ
ent in all things, neu'ral in notl
ing" means nothing more than
that we shall do as we pleitne.
Well, suppose it please us to suy
nothing in tavor of either of the
presidential candidates t And
then what ?
King of the Blood
Cure all Soro'ulfms nffeotioiu and disordsyrs rnnliw
ing from Imparttx of thu blood. It is uoudleM to
pttctfy nii, u t he aaffurrr can usoally perceive their
eauee; but Salt" Rhum, JSmpltit UUxr$f Tuwwa,
tirnUrt, Hwlti$tga lf.u.( ara tbe tooat common, aa
well as many arfuctiona X the Heart, ico4. lAvf
ad Stomach.
SCROFULA.
Wondsrfsl Curs e! Blindness.
D. IUssom, Sox ft Co. : For the benefit of all
troubled with 8eraful or Impure Blood in their
?Muu, 1 oarebT recommend Hmg of tbe iMoox
here been troubM with 8erofula fur the peat ten
tenu, I banbr ncommend Kin; of tbe Bloo
reive, which eo affected mj ere that I waa eom
pletelr blind for eix montha. I waa recommended
to rr King; ot tbe Biood, which hae proved a ereat
bleaain to ma, aa it hae eo-npleteli eured eie, and
I cheerf uUjr recommend it to all troubled aa I hare
zoure tnsir,
Has. S. WBuaaBMW, Sardinia. N. T.
tES&v JL i a3 Q
win be paid to anr Public Earplul to be mara
alif ajrreed upon, for erery oertincate of this BMdi
aina pubUabed ij u which is not -uiiie. J
Its Ingredients.
To show onr faith in th. safety and excellence of
the K. B npiin proper personal application, whea
satiettrd that no imposition ia intended, we will
aire She names of all itsuurmdimte,bT attidaTH.
The a bo re oSere were never made before l r tbe pro
prietor of any other Famile aledicise in the world.
M anjr teatlraoaUU.furtber information, and
full dirvctiona for oaino; will be found in the pam
phlet "Treatiae on Diaraae of the Blond," ia
which each bottle ieenrloatd. Price $1 per bottlecoa
tainins 11 ouncea, or 40 to M doeea. Sold by drna
tieta. D. BaaaoM.Soa A Co.,Pop'ia,BaiIalo,H.X,
10STET
lJ CELEBRATED
Appetite, refreshing sleep, the ac
uisi tion of flesh and oilor.are lilesfings
atetidaut upon the reparative process
se which this priceless iiivigorant
speedily Initiates and carries to a suo
ceinful I'oucltiaion. IdgeHtion is re
stored and HUxteuaoce aH'oide.l to each
life-austaming organ by the Bi tiers,
which is ItioffetiMve even to the fem
initte palate, vegetable in composition
and thorougty safe. For sale by all
druggists aud dealers. '
ZXXJCLX FOSTER, :
- WILMERDING CO,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers ia
mEumE&uauGiis.
Si 4 and SIS Front Street,
OHLOOSS factory
Wishes the public to understand tbat he
lias established a
A BROOM - HANllFAGTURiNG
ESTABLISHMENT
At Oakland, and on tbe sUorteat notice
will supply tbe trade and private parlie
with an? number of brooms, ot all style
and siset, cheaper than, tbey can be pur
ebaned elsewhere. He has had long expe
rience in the business, and guarantees Sat
isfaction . Orders (mm abroad promptly
filled. (Jire him a trial.
Vermont Horse,
.t. a Vermont was sired hv Carhm's Mor-
piio liorse ; asm s siop, ijum nuu ut.
oe is a full developed lour year oin iil-u-
.;ii h. Hu will iniko the ureaent At-a
son. cotiiinenning ai Koeebiirjr Fridny, and
SaiurJaytBUi ana lOtli). " uouva
lier creek. "
Tt-nus can be had br applytnir tn pro
prietor. tjlSJ, y. uo.ibu.
SHEEP "WANTED
T-v70 to five "naousaad
Evas, fron 1 to 2
. Years Old,
CLEAN' AND WELL-BRED.
Uive price and full particulars. Address
B. O. FAKHAR.
523 Pine strwt, St. Louis, Mo.
Oakland. Oregon.
n. F. ELLSWORTH, FROPUIKTOR,
The ptoprilor would Krtnoimne that In
has once more sssumul c mtiol ol U.is 'p
ular house Uto!f mult-;- tin; nittnau'- me-t
of Mrs. Ulbson) sod llmi lit- wtll ilteud to
the wsnts of patnms in firwxclas " s: -nrr.
The table will br tiipu!ld with
the tunrket aflbrils. tlie lu lls of ilie liousi-
are well ftrnislnd neat sort clean, sna
pains will be spsri-J t' renlT uihisch r -fortablt.
E. F. fcLliSVO;U'H
- 3.
For Sals For Sals
v "
GEORGE W. GE1JGER,
Auuouuo-s that he 8. H nin hw ln.ru..
situated ou the sth folk of Derrreek,
on the county road, fk-vt-n niilt-s .-nut ol
Koseburjf. Di-er cm k tuu-'jug tliroiiglnlje
entire : lace.
LESC'RITION OF FA KM :
Well improvml, cootl orchsrJ, two sn-tv
dwellini; house, a convenient bHrn. There
are 200 acres of 'arminir land, ami 100
aert-8 in srain. Will sell all or p"n. For
particulars inquire of
fjKO. W. UENtilUt.
' Rosebnra. Oregon, -At 23. -
J. HIED E R S T A D 'l
(La,e of San FranrlfiO-)
Would anannnce to tin- pnM'c lhat he lis
purchased the inlfW ol il KlStlttl iu '
.ROSEBURG BAKERYp
And tl.ai. lie has lisd litieen vears ex;e
rience in first-cl hitkeriee in the eUj of
San Francisco as a bttk.-r. U, theren re.
is prepared to comluct. tint bakery in a
first-class manner, ami will warrant all liie
work as first-clasc.
, T3i8 Best Of Broad,
Either whealn. oaten or rye. always n
hand. Cakes, pies and crackers of the fiu
esl quality for sale; a il whetimr for bails,
parutsor private, fant'lies, all orders will
lie promptly filled at the lowest rates. In
connection with the Bakery 1 will keep
friuts snd vegetables, camibs, nuts and
notion-, aud with this regard 1 will not W
undersold by any one.
(iive mea trial. Then ifl cannot' suit
you us to q iaiitity and quality and jt ice
noonecau. " J. Mr DhltriTADJ'. '
KOTICE OF FINAL StlTTLEEXT.
In the county court o( the State of Orv-
(fon, for tho county o( Douglas,
In the matter oi the estate of Charles Val ,
dec.-ai'ceii:
A. t:. l'ouiiif. administrator ' ol ' -the
aliove estsle h.ivinir th't 31s: di.v l
May, 1SS0, filed h:s tinnl accountw Cir
settlement, and meo priijitij? that n i.av
be st apart for the hearing of the smtio.
V ereforu ln iu is hereby aivvil that the
final account will be hesrd ami di-teriuitiiil
in said &urt im.TncsUsy July C h, IbHO.
at which time all persons havinjr.an ol -
jections to said dual account an,! settle
uient innsl and tbere make the stme.
Published in the Djujtlas lKnKl'ESi)
ENT for four coiisecutive week-, by older
of Hon. C. Oaddis, cuntv jud)re.
T K. MtliKlDAr;. Clerk.
By W.T. WRIUHT.dc-i.uty
BossnuKO, May 3lst, A. p. 1880.
plumm:
TO A IaTj F Alt
Preserve Your Fruit tnJ Fay Off
Your Mortgages.
Bead the fullowingi testimonials
from some of the best cilizena of Doug
county who -fcpeak front experience
only: ''... -
Dbef Cbkck, Mny 7, 18S0.
Thm is to certify that we have a Pluut
mer Fruit Dryer. . During last season we
dried nesriy i! kinas of fruit. It will do
all that id rtcoinmeniit'fi and more. Our
apples brought nine cents per pound early
iu the season aud ur; worth thirteen cents
at ihindste. VVeiii) not believe it can be
excelled i y ui y other drver in the Hmte,
Mi.S. !. ADAMS.
.."Wilbcb, May 4, 1888.
I used a Pluintuer Fruit Dryar Ixiught
f (Jrubbr & Co. last year and dried nesriy
10,000 pounds of apples, for which I real
ised teu cents per pcund. It did buiir
work thau waa promised and I niade more
money than I cou d Irom any oilier busi
ness. I only run the machine two months.
J. i'UAZKli.
Harvy Jones says : I have a Plu'nnier
FruH Dryer, and" it has done ail recom
mended it would do ; and turns out the
handsomest fruit I ever saw.: I shall ruu
b this year to its full extent.
. Wm. Boon, of Calapoota says : I hired
a mnchiue for - $100 and dried on shares
and made more than Icou'.d iarmiug.
Mr. Tipton, of Mt. Pc.tt, says the Plum
mer machine is the best I ever saw and it
is all that ia recotnmendad. and more.
KOTICE.
EOTICB IS HEKEBT GIVEN THAT
- the ondersianed executors oi the es
tate of S. D. Willis, deceased, have Sled a
final account therein : and that the otb day
of July, A. D., 1880. has been appointed,
for the hearing of objections to such ac
Count and the settlement thereof, ia tbe
county court for Douglas county, Oregen.
WM. R. WILLIS,
O. L. WILLL",
; Exeentors.
TCI
r f! fWn mav be ihonjt rm
LI tril fUll ' to. p;
af B t J tkaiS UimiL m
KrrwwpaiMr Advertlsina; Bureau. 410 Spruce
tislBweoaitrwfltaniay
Im natla Jhar tt in
m -FIELD ;2Gj-
Q."W O O J)W AE
. , ; Would announce that be baa juat received one of the moat complete stocks of
LB ATHBUG; S ADDLB W AHB, THII JI.IIITGS, Etc.
WW 'iCHKJS.
Rmemler this much t I propose to
San Francisco, and nujsoecan undersell me.
trom 8. Marks a Uu i. brick store.
This space ia reserved tor
to
BEBBataBl
"Notice-
T WISH TO AN.NOUNCK TO THE
JL puhlie lb u.t 1 will pay no hills oi Mrs,
Kin-hell hereafter. C. U KITCUfil-L.
hoseburg, June 15, 18. 4w.
IffOTIOE.
IT." S. Ind Offie-. Ki!bnrg, Orgon,
Mnf 10th. 1880.
Notice is hereby fiiven in pursuance of
n act of I'oDtrress, of June 3d, IS78, for
the ssle of Tim ter Lan ls in the -tatosof
t'ttiiWrnia, Oregon, Nuvada and Washing,
ton fenitory, lhat Geo. W. Junes and
Wm J. B. Dixon hns filed their nr plica.
t on io pur.'.hnie the north half f the
mth-hal( of section 5, iu township 27
s'-n'h, of r ise 5 west.
Any and II persons claiming adversel)
the above escribed land, tuust hie th, r
claim in h Heyister's office uithio sixty
lays trotnt his daw.
W. F. BEN'JAMt.V
.'irlO-6
KOSEI3URG. OGN J
113 CORDa
Four Foot TWood
FOR SALE.
I have 111 cords of four-foot wood for
sale on my place, 0 miles north-west ol
Riweburg, on the Coles valley road. The
wood wus cut last winter; is of tbe best
quality; al! sound oak; will be sold on my ,
farm at tbe lowest rates. I have also pleni v of 1
stove wood, and purcjasers will tind that '
I can give them superior bargains. Those
who den.-e a good trade cannot do better
than give mo a call. II. CONN, Sr.
Parties may inquire at the office of the
rxDETESDfrj.T if 1 a'a not in t two. ;
iron wii"
IcOSEBURO, oas.
Zl.V.MIRMAN & FRAZER, PROS;
Castings ol any size and
i : ' k
Of every description neatly and promptly
executed.
Grist, Quartz and
aw Mills
Made to order. Portable and Stationary
ENGINES
Made to order and WARRANTED.
FOUNDRY: One block south of
he Depot. . jy3 .
The CHICAGO LEDGER, a literary
am' family paper, can be had by sending i
Chicago, Illinois, Price, $2 00 per year.
The Ledger is published weekly and ha
eisrht Dsjrea. and tha ton of tta atorlea and
Other matter is nun and moral, and well
calculated for the family. V
R. IL DAVIS, IL fil
PHYSISAH t?.3 -cjsssca.
OFFICS UPSTAIRS IN B, MaRKS
ft Co'i brick baUding, Roeeburg.Orw
goa. Privat cental tattoB rooas Utt pa
eiena- ,
t 1
t i
HTj
Ever brought to Roaebursr. and that he is bow better prepared to offer superior In
dacetnenta id hU lioe to purchasers than ever before. In
He hea the largest, beat and cheapest stock ever offered for sale la Southern Oregon.'
His aadddlea Bnd lianieee are rw.dy tcade, and tho in wtD( of harness need not
snfff-r dt-lay, since be has all aisea and styles, and on five minutes' notice can fit any
Lne out with from , j I .v.---
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1 to 20 Setts of Harness or 20 Fine Common Saddles.
None but the beat of workmen employed and patrons will find In my store
11 Styes la "STIups, Buggy Trinaiiigs, oTjes,
Fancy and Ccnnon Sridles,
' And in fact every thine else kept in a first-class saddlerv and hum ess store.
fell cheaply as do dealers In the city of Portland.
Kenaiung done witn neatness ani atsatcn.
W.
ELA-FFBHSSI'T BROS. !
i III AVE THE LEADING .
Grroceky Provision
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OF
THE
TIIE LARGEST AND
Qjrvocciaie tit
SOUTHEENOGN
Choice Goods Low Prices
LOWEST PRICES.
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Foreign and Bcmestio Fruit in Their Store. ITuts.
CANDIES AND CALIFORNIA CRACKERS.
Everytliine ia tho shape ot
WELIiMAN, FECK "& CO.
AND '
WHOLESALE
GROCERS
ASIt DKA.LEKS IN
KEY WEST A SEW YORK CIGARS
Nos. 126, 128 & 132 Market Street,
AND
Nos. 23 & 24 California Street,
SAKFRAKCISCO, CALIK0RXIA
COMMENCING APRIUjT, 1880,
The Celebrated Stallions
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Will stand for the ensuing season as fot.
lows: Roschurg on Fridsy and Satur
days; other times ai home, six miles nurh
Wiston the Cole's valley rond. If change
is made in these arrangements, due notice
will be given. H. CONN, Sr.,
Kates of Bervice: To insure, $10.
Proprietor,
Alj communications by raril must be ad
dressed to the proprietor, Koreburg, Ores
gon.
SAN - FRANCiSCQ BULLETIN.
-.';:.- TUB -Leading
Evening Newspaper West of
the Rocky Mountains.
It is recognised autho-ity in commercial
end financial circles as the beat family
journal on the Pacific coast,'
Served by currier b Ban Francisco and the
towns f the interior. . . ,23c per week.
By mail, postage raid, ....$12 per year.
The Weekly ISnllcf in
la mammoth twelve-page ournal. aud
in proportion to ivx size the cheap
est journal in the country. .
SUBSCSRIPTION KATES.
The Weekly and the Friday Bulletin,
forming toeetlter the moBt complete semi.
Weekly published on tbe Pacific coast, will
lw sent to any address postage paid, on
the lollowini; terms: :
The Weekly and Friday Bulletin.
One year '..' J3 00
rjix montiis 1 fD
Weekly Bulletin Alone.
Oue year 3 25
Six mon:hs, .... .. , J0
R erai'.tances hv ilr t. Postoffice order.
W lis. Ksrgo O 's express, registered
ti r at our risk.
FREE SEED DISTRIBUTION".
Each subscriber will be presented with
several varieties of rare and valuable tree,
vegetable and flower reeds, equal in value
to the subscription price of tbe paper.
Betd for sample copy, giving full par
ticulars.
Address,
3. F. BULLETIN CO.,
Sao Francisco Cal. -
SET'S SUDOR.
JACKOS STftEBT, BOSEBUKO.
The proprietor of. this well-known and
POP"1" W!,ort oul3 t"" bi friends for
their liberal patronage ia tbe past and ask
iu, ewvwiiuiiwv uivuw Muie iu lue luiure.
The public is informed that I keep none but
the beat brands of wines, liquors and Cigars,
aad that I sell over the bar the celebrated
JESSE MOOBE CO. '8
-KENTUCKY WHISKIES .
pood, billiard table will be (band ia
th aloea: also th lead Lea papata of th
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I Import my materials direct from
Store and shfn on the virnr west
V7QODWARD.
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OF CALIFORNIA.
FIRE ONLY.
Income 12 Months,
$238,563 73.
Premiums Since Organization,
$3,171,423 19.
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Losses Paid Since Organisation,
$1,521,402 15.
Losses Paid in Oregon in 7 Years,
19.
Tbe HOME MUTUAL has bad
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for
$50,000
Deposited with tbe State Treasurer of
Oregon for tbe protection of
Policy-holders.
GEO. L. STORY, Portland.
Manager Oregon, Washington Idaho
scpervi&ors : .
C. H. Lewis, of Allen A Lewis; P.
WassermaD, of V asserman Co.; J.
McCraken, of J. McCraken Co,
The undersigned takes pleasure In
announcing to the citizens of Hose
burg and vicinity that he tiaa received
tbe agency of tbe aoov leading in.
. sura urn mm
pan; or tbe Pacific Com
TE. Q. HVtkSII, Agent,
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Special Inducements
To Purchasers, consisting of Their Entire
Stock of
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NELS AND CASS1MEKES.
... OCB STOCK OF.l..
ClothiriG
Style and Qua'ity is not Equalled in this
Market. It consists oi
MEN, DO VS' k YOUTHS'
Dress
SUBSTANTIAL WINTER GOODS,
UNDERWEAR
HOSIERY, GLOVES, TIES, c
We have on haul a Full Stock ol
Groceries.
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CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,
Paints, Gils & Glass,
Remember our motto" Low Prices and
square wealing.
Agent KNAPP, BCKRELL A Co.
ILOED & CO.,
Koseburg. Oregon.
TEE STaE SAL002T
Jackson Street, Roseburg,
WIL IIUFFRONi PROP
I hereby an " ce to the public that
I br ve efitie ' d refurnished this
P fJIAS RES0IIT
" ; lartl keep on band fine
Irs
BAILING FOWDSO;
Best in tbe World,
AE30i.tmx"sr pus.
The 8oprTtiv Baking Powd ta th
rundard rtil of th United, States tot
ttrenath and purity. Tbe best .ructisjuo
general baking porposes icvet introduced.
It is the cooks favorite. Warranted per.
fectly purs and tnperior to aoTthtog of the
kind dow in the market, for health fulnes
nd strength; arodociriji at all je. Th
most delicious , c . jkag- For sale' by
grocers, or sent direct by mail n Tweetp
f sixtr (60) centa for one pound can. Soto
ia cans only, full weight guaranteed. Ad
dress, - ; .
SnperlfttiTe liaKing rmw At
"143 CUambirsSt.; XewTork
aaOWTHIS TO YOUR GKoclB.
ED. TOLIES;
House, Sign and Carriage
PAZZ7 7X5 1
Gr&lnfug, Marbling, Kalsomiaisg and
HARDWOOD FIXISHER,
Paper-hanging and wall-tinting prompt
ly attended to at low eates. Orders to be)
be left at Dr. 3. IIam.il toe's drugstore.
ParcLuar's Eestaurant
OS JACKSON STEKET, ROSEBURQ.
Announces to the public that he has
reojx'tied the restaurant opposite
Ha.fteudea Bros., and will
FURNISH MEALS AT 25 CTS.
And that be will supply bis tables.
. wltb the best in tue inarEet
Ao Clunese Cook Employed
a "L- MOORE.
1H Ci ia 1S; fi. m it
(Late of Salem). -
ALL WORK
carefully per
formed, and
aa reasonable
as good wcrk
can be done.
Anaeetbet
ics given and
the . Freezer
pplied for the painless extraction of teeth.
Office and Dental Rooms over Marks at '
Co.'s Building, Roseburg.
ASSIGNEES SALE.
Notice is hereby triven that the under-"
signed has been appointed aignee ot tha
estate of I. t'aro and S. Caro, under the
hrm nams of Csro Bros., and the credit
ore of said Caro Bros, are r quired to pre
sent their claims, under oath, to him at
his ofiice in Koseburg. Oregon, within
three months. And all persons indebted
to the said Caro Bros., will save costs Oy
calling at my office and settling the same. -
Dated this 14th day of Augnst, I860.
Wm. H. WILLIS, -Assignee.
o. H. RICK, HI. b.f
rbjsician and Surgeon,
Office first door south of Dr. Hamilton's
drug Btore, oi Main ureet.
SPANISH MERINO BUCKS"
FOil SALE I
THOROUQHBKEDS TO OFFER: "
I wi'l sell 40 Spanish Merino bucks
which have been reared on my place. They
are superior buockaand will suit the ideas
of every sheep raiser. They will, be sold
very cheap for each, and I invite the sheen "
raisers of Douiflas coSnty to inspect them. .
They will be found at my farm, six miles
southeast of Roseburg, on tha Coles valley
road. (jj3m2) . II. CONN. pR.
AT FAtlt OAKS, OREGON
Sampson Sutherlin, Pr op "
MT NEW STORE AT FAIR OAKES IS
now completed and biied with a fine
stock oi goods embracing everything fount .
in a first-class Country store. - I am pre
pared to to supply ftrtners with all kinds
ol goods, at lower prices than they can be
secured elsewhere. Horses, cattle, sheep
and , hotrs and all kinds of country pro
uce tsken and highest market price paid
for tbe same. Give me a cal! and satisfy
yoarsolf. SAMPSON 8UTHEBLIN. -
THE B"CraE4iI,
The finest and best saloon ia Roseburg
JOE AIKEN, PROPRIETOR.
The best of liquors, the' finest ol
cigars, and a quirt retreat. '
Uentletnen are mtited to give me a calL
JOE AIKEN.
Cameron's Ikstaarant!
CORNER JACKSON a WASHINGTOH
Koseburg, Oregon.
Meats at AtC ttQurs.
FRESH OTSTERS IN EVEBT STTL '" '
The only first-class eating house ia the
city. Tables supplied with the best, and
evetyy attention id to guests
KOBEKT CAMERON.
R. BRECKENRIDGEI
MARBLE k TOMBSTONE "
CUTTER.
Opposite R-S.4 J. C Sheridan's Bard
ware Store, - . '
ROSEBURG, OREGON.
Tbe finest of Vermont at-.d Italian
marble always on baud. Orders from "
home aud abroad promptly filled.
Parties desiring work in Jackson or
Josephine counties will find that I '
cart accommodate them with lowest '
rates. .
. R. BIIECKENRIDQE.
FOE SALE CHEAP.
A Sscoai-Haad Maacr, '
(Weatherby, Richardson a Raggs '
, machine.)
AllbiU and slotted cy 1 1 ndeT for mak
ing rustle and moulding goes with lha
macntne. parUouia,rs inquire of'
r, w ' TUoii, UKISDALE, .;
Kosebnrg, Ogn. ' - 7 -! '
JAZIE3 T7. IIAIIILTOr.
Atterzsy-at-XaOT:
fFFICE FIRST POOS TO THE .
, ngnt to the court lions.
Bast-
it ly attended ta ia &11 t&a'.
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