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EESOLTIOX OF ENDOHSEKENT
W HERKAB, THE DOCQLAS IkOEPKSDEST
.a newspaper publiahed in Rosehurir t...
. been published ia this county lor the period
Whejleah. said cewsnaner I- .i
established, ud durioar a thm v-w 1.1.1
it baa failM ally served the interest of ib
producer and tax-payer; therefor be It
.Rauiwd, We, the member of lb Utep.
ana Orange No. 2a. do irlve Thb nnnnr
1hp&pkndb?o unquaUfied endowment.
asu wuuiu recoouneoa It M a newspaper
worthy the patronage of arery farmer and
aa-paeriu ouuiuvrn wagon.
;. , Geo. W. Jus as, Mister
J. P. PCHCAH, Beereury.
SATURDAY.
tvni-iTt m I
m T:., 7 . 1
"EE CITY CHAETES A2EK2)31KNT.
It appaan from recent develop
nta that certain partial in this
who hava faifcd to carry their
4e fore the courts ot j ustice,
'. xorciag a street through the
.prortyof one of oar citizens,
against whom that interested
f&TijMi a bitter hatred, and for
tao other conceivable purpose (for
tia wants of the dry certainly
oevPt draan(J it) hare secretly
. concoctcd-ea-taeijdfant to the
city charter so wrapped up in
- jjic 01 uterui enameratea power
which the city authorities already
possess, aa to escape the attention
of the e&suai observers, and with'
. out the knowledge or consent ot
the taxpayer whose interests
' this ; amendment eflects, and
cianaeatmeiy presented then to
certain xaem Deri or the legislature
who are known to be friendly to
the move with the view of hur
riedly forcing these amendment
to onr charter through this bodr;
hut like the cat in the sneal chest
a little scrutiny will reveal the
oal gist of the matter, the creat
lion of powers aamed in section
10 to accomplish that which they
failed to accomplish, before the
II it is a good thing. The people
, of the city ought to kaow it; and
should have so been apprised of
the desired change and passed
'won it here before submitting it
tithe legislature fot its action.
i 1 he tajtpayers have already
m J' 1 out as much, we think, as
thojAleaire, m this personal , spite
of Uapt. Mosher an J Gen. Fink,
who, like the monkey, are using
. , the people to rake the chesnuts
o the fire, while they (Mosher
it Fink)cTet!y muuet 1 iidel1
. f.ioin ' kornol. Tax-niTfira
you, by your votes, continue to
; play into the bands of this uu-
scrupulous ring, and approve this
. :cfatnouu scheme; TFe think not.
T -J.iij.: a it. -i-
- in auuiuuu u tuat ring ecaeme
of destroying a private individual
4,- .property, they have a clause in the
"" amendment not to allow a poor
person thai before a jury. Such is
far more power than claimed by
the constitution ot the United
Ltcs. ..' ' -
The United States is likely to
have as large a 6urplua of wheat
Vrol)0 cau possibly absorb.
The eottjatea of our crop vary
from 470,000,000 to 500,000,000
- bushels, i With favorable weather
, the vast crop now harvesting in
the West will react the latter
figure. Our homo consumption
- bf wheat is rapidly increasing with
the growth of population and tbe
advent of better times. When
. the time? are hard, wheat flour is
not bo extensively csed, but with
the . revival ot busineas always
cornea a 'argeiy rscreased demand.
White broaJ' and good times go
together? The stock of wheat
hold in ripo is low, and, even
-vuew tiAJi the ood cropa' there, it is
- . likely that, to keep the reserve in
t Laud adequate to all contingencies
many millions of bushels will
have to be imporred from Amer
ica.' :
. Emigrants are leaving Europe
ith the intention ot ioinins tbe
Mormons, in arite of Evarts' re-
cent circular, and the Secietary
fajs the "Government intends to
lake tbomost active and rigorous
tops for (he abolition of polygamy
"vthi coaatry.' and will "treat
' criminals and." punish accord
$j" all who practice it Fe
iaSboArOHioraething-like that
before, Mr." Secretary. When
, doea the governmeut- propose to
flrt all .
-v ma uiie ...
w A yoang artist who lives in . a
boarding . Louse wants to know
how ho can learn Jo. play the
Tiolm without disturbing the
other boarders, : Soap your bow;
aud bathe tho stnngs twice a day
laswaet oiL Then you can sit
cp all ngt and. play overtures,
ixa no aofiy will caiud it
AN OLD-TME DUEL.
Among the many blood y duels
on record aa having been fought
by Congressman was ouo iu
whioh James Jackson, of Georgia,
who had and who was afterward
-- 7 1
rr,fn,i ctt,. c e
the challenro,l nrtr. ! IIa tvxa sn
o v rf- i I
Englishman, like the hero of
s Wy J MlltU. V U eVI 1
went to SavHiin ah when a lad
I4died law, wa, a lending Mason,
and iousht eallantlv in the Rev-
olutionary war. Ue killed Lieut,
Wftiu in 'i7Rft" in o ,ii
and was engaged in several &i-
taira of honor, until he finally de-
termined to accent a. p.I.h'Iaiio-a n
1 is I
such terms aa wouffi make it bu
last
duel. 80 he prescribed as
tbe terms that each party armed
with a double-barreled gun, load
.1
eu wuu DucKsnot. aud with a
hunting knife should row him-
elf in a skiff to designated points
on opposite sides ot the Savannah
river. Wheu the city clock struck
12, each party should start aud
row his skiff to a small island in
the middle ot the river, which
was wooded and covered with
ttPdarhrmh. On arnvirig at the
l.-T J I . . .
iBiuDu eaci. parij was 10 moor ois
kiff, stand by it for ten minutes,
aud then go about on the island
until the meeting took place. The
secooaa awaited on tbe mainland
until about 1 o'clock when they
rd three gun sbots and load
ana angry cries. Then ail was
still. At dnylight as had been
agreed upon, the seconds went to
the islandand found Jackson lv.
ing Nurtbe ground, insensible
from the tors ot blood, and his un
tagonist lying acioss him dead.
Jackson recovered, but would
never relate hia experience that
night, nor was he eyer challenged
again. lie died in Washington,
serving nis secona term as united
States Senator, March, 19, 1806.
Of the deaths that occurred
among miners iu Groat Uritian
between 1850.and 1860, rising 21
per cent, or about nififth were
due to fire-damp explosions; about
80 per cent, or. two-firths, were
T" ia:M Ul iae roor ana 8iaei
wx iu. uiiuej it per cent, or
less than one-iutb, were due to
shaft accidents; and a little rising
22 per cent, or more than oue
fifth, originated in miscellaneous
causes and accidents above
ground, iiroughtdown to a later
period, it appears daring the tiM
...1!..10I7C llxl I a. I
u j..Buunjgjoio, little Bli iri,
Of 16,000 lives were lost, in Great
'
Ttrltton m 1 ono rTa mo
""""" " '''u6 i,uuo,iu,isu
tons ot coal, ratio in 1874. one
death to 133,251 tons, and iu 1885,
one death to 118,730 tons.
A dispatch from the East,
stating that M. De Lecretelle, the
commissioner sent by the French
government to examine into the
vine pests ot America, had re
ported that California vines were
ess affected by phylloxeri than
those of France, aftdtLaTieveral
dl8COD"!frpf.(? tvinA trrnwrtra tirnnM
o e- ..
probably emigrate to California
to try their lock, is pronounced
untrue. lie says in a card iu a
San Franci-co paper, that he
has made no report or communi
cation to his government since
hia arrival in this country, and
that consequently there can be no
foundation for the statements at
tributed to him.
The government telegraph line,
which haa been in course ot con
struction, has reached the summit
oftheCcear d'Alene mountains.
The line building eastward is
within forty mile3 of the summit.
Two companies of soldiers are at
work, and it is expectod that with
in a month there will be tele
graphic communication between
Oregon and the Atlantic coast via
Idaho, Montana and Dakota to the
western terminus of the Noithero
Pacific railroad, thence along that
road to St. Paul, Minnesota,
An orgeat appeal comes from
Ooroomiab, Persia, for relief to
the starving. The famine is in
creasing in severity. Hundreds
aro dying daily in and around
Ooroomiab. for lack of food.
Their dead bodies lie unheeded in
the streets, and are devoured by
famished dogs Mothers, madden
ed by hunger, have been discov
ered eating their own children.
The horrible accounts which
come ironi Persia must awaken
the sympathies of Americans, who
bave enough and to spare.
Professor Alexander Graham
Bell, tho mventer ot the telephone
is described as a handsome and
courtly man, still young, and the
possessor of very black eyes. Ilo
is a Scotchman and was educated
in iSdinburg. The Volta prizej
just awarded to him as having
made the best electrical discovery
ot the past filteen years, brings
him tbe pleasant sum of $10,000,
He is about to sail for -Europe,
and wiU receive tho prize in
person.
: Tho wool clip of the United
Seates tor 1880 will be about 23o,
000,000 pounds, in iy it was
U32.500.000 pounds; 1878, 211,
007,000 pounds 1877, 208,225,000
pound?..
DEAF BIUTES.
A rticlea of mccrporation were
filed with the Secretary ot State
by Werner Breyman, Joseph
Thompson and A. Bush; object,
. . . . , . j
80Cletr t0 promote education 01
deaf mutes in tbis btate. It is
the purpose ot we society to per
. . , .
Iect an organization someway
after the plan 01 the btate uui-
versity corporation, to be rnan-
aSe(i bJ" a board of Sectors, two
ot wnom 6E,au De chosen Dy me
corporation, and the remainder
bv the liovernor. it ii to De
boPod that 801116 suitable legialif
l0Q wliI Da ta(cen VTMS r
the education of this claa of un-
. ...
tortunate per-ons in oar rniasu
The. stock of iron now on hand
in Glasgow awaiting sales is not
less thun 460,000 tons. This is
the second time in the history of
the iro n trade in Scotland when
so mcch iron has been on storage
at once. The strikers have chosen
a poor time to quit work and the
market will be overstocked for
uo one can say how long, as th
principal demand is for con
sumption. ASSIGXES HALE.
ITotiee 1 hereby yen that the under-
signed has been appointed assignee ot the
estate of Kubi rt Cameron, and tbe credit
or of the amid Robert Cameron are re
quired to present ibeir claims, nnder oath,
to him at his ottioe in Koseburg, Oregon,
within three nontbi. And all persons in
debted to the said Robert Cameron, will
save cost by calling at ray office and ae
lung tne same.
Dated this 24th day of Angofit, 1880.
ROBERT KEWCOMB,
Office with L. F. Lane, Esq ,
U Aaeigneo.
S.K.KATMOND,
SURGEON DENTIST.
Sad door to Dr. Hamilton's Drag Store,
BoMbtvg, Oregon.
serrlee to tbe
people of Douglas
county, with "whom be
ha ben acquainted several years. All
work warranted firt-claM, and terms .
modsrat aa any other in the profession.
BUY
THE UMPQUA VALLEY MILLS
: Ja? TL va. I
THE BEST IH THE MARKET'
AddreM A. W.STBARSS, CanyonviUe
un,xm. ugi
I LOlllS jBelfiUtj
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER
ront St., Roeebusg, Oregon.
Wholeaale and retail d.lr in VV.tcl.M
Clocks, Jewelry, Gold Pens, and Musical
I T . . . 1 1 .
I lnBiruincnia. rt aicues, viocps ana Jen
ettyrepaiml. A 1 my work warranted.
THE STAR SALOON
Jackson Street, Boseburg,
TO HETFRON; PROP
I hereby an lOunce to the publio that
x urve-eune i'u reiurumueu una
POPULAE H2S0HT
. I W U keep on hand fine
Wines, Liquors & Cigars
PliKNS & CAItLL
HAVE FITTED UP
THIS
IT
In a Metropolitan Style,
jib
THEY HAVE ON HAND
LIQUORS & CIGARS
, FINEST AKD BEST
AHQEHBERS BROS.
This firm has constantly on hand the finest
stock of
Boots and Shoes
EVER BROUGHT TO ROSEBURG.
Best of Soot3 and Shoes
Made to order and Repaired.
IfTOX'S
PATENT METALLIC
STIFFENER3,
VOB
aaSiB u m
Soot and Shoe Heels.
Prevents nuiniAg over and
asehig off oa tbe
SIDES.
The firm has on hand the finest cuick of
of Leather in the Sute, and is prepared to
do all kinds ot work in a hnst-claaa man
ner, upon tbe most reasonable terms. Par.
ties needing in their line, should call upon
them first, aa they fully
GUARANTEE ALL WORK
Turned out of their shop to be A 1 and
certain to wear well.
All kinds of Musical Instruments sold at
San Francisco prices. Violin and other
strings a specialty.
Come and see as.
ASSIGNEES SALE.
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed haa been appointed assignee ot the
state of l. Caro and B. uaro, nnder the
firm nam of Caro Bros,, and the credit
ois of said Caro Bros , are required to pre
sent their claims, under oath, to him at
his time In Roseburg. Oregon, within
three months. And all persons Indebted
to the said Caro Bros., will save costs by
calling at my office ani settling the same.
Dated Udj Hlk day of August, 1880.
Wk. K. WILLIS,
Assignee,
THIS PAPEfJ
maybe Itroid cej
tie at amu. F.
Eovau, A rrt
ywpHeit AdwUa
nati ,wfwaaa a,
"111
. .. a
King of the Blood
Cum all Scrofulaa affection uid disorders result
ing from impurity of the blood. It is neediest to
tpeeifj ail, as the oifnr can usually perceive their
mase ; but Salt Hhiurn, ttmpltt, uh.tr, umort,
Oailrt. SunUinat. tie., ar tlio mow oommun. u
well as man j attection of tba Heart, liitut, itivtr
and Stomach.
SCROFULA.
Woaderhl Curs 0! Blladaos.
n. fititanw. tlo Co.:' Tor the benaflt of all
tnablad with Scrofula or Impure Blood la tbaur
ratama, I harabr Taooramend King of the BlooA,
baia baan truublad with Sarofula for tha paat tu
rear, which ao aftcetad mr eras that I waaoom
ntatAlv blind for sis months. 1 waa raoammanded
to tiry King of the Blood, which haa prowd a peat
hlaaauia? to ma. aa it haa comDletalT cured tne. and
I aheerfnUr lemrimeril it to all troubled aa I hare 1
keen. Yours truly,
Xaa. S. Tbnuui, fiardfnla, X. T.
gis H m 2 Q Q)
will he paid to any Public Hospital to be mutn
ally airreed apon, for ery oertifloete of thiameui-
aia pubiuhed by iu wuah u not naDa.
Its Ingredients.
To show on faith in the aafety aad exoallanoeof
the K. B, npon proper personal appltaauon, whe
aatlafieit that no impoaitioB la intended, we will
rWe tta auusara of all tu lngredtanta, by aaidavit.
The above oatea were never made before cy the nn
prietor of any ether Family Meduine in the world.
at any teat imonlmia. further information, and
fall diiwetiona for nauw will be foand in the nun.
phlet M Treatise on Diaeeeea of the Blood,"
arhleheaeh bottle iaeadoaed. Friee finer bottleooo.
tainiBK H owTiase, otWIoit doaea. Sold by aram
MaTl). SeaaeefcSoa Ce Prop1e,BeJJalo.K.t
Thonch shakinor like an aspen leaf with
the chills aid fever, the victim of malaria
may still recover by using this celebrated
spec'fic, which not only breaks np the
most aggravatea attacks, out prevent
their reoccurrence. It is Indefinite'y pre
ferable to quinine, not only because it does
the businees more thoroughly, bnt also ou
account of its perfect wholesomeneftt and j
invigorating action npon the entire sys
tem. For ssJe by all druggists and dealers
generally.
XXtXGTX FOSVJLSR.
AGRST FCK
WILMERDLNG t CO,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers In
FINE WINE & LltlUORS.
214 and 31(1 Front Street,
San Francisco.
S. Bi J. C
SHERIDAN,
(Successors -to fboe. P. Sheridan)
DEALERS IS
HARDWARE. TINWARK , STOVES
Quns; Cutlery and Tir jers Fur
nishing ttoodav '
BRICK STDE, R0SEBUSQ, OGN.
Having secured the above business, we
ar prepared to kepp np its formwr good
name lor work and prices. We have the
best of material and always a full stock of
(roods on hand, and it is our aim to fur
nish customers with first-ciass article at
let live prices.
A full stock of Iron and Steel far tn
Orders from abroad will recei ve pria
attention. II :. a 1. C. SHE KDAj
The finest and best ssioon in Kosi-burg
JOE AIKEN, PROPRIETOR.
The beat of liquors, the finest of
cigars, and a quiet retreat.
Gentlemen are invited to give me a call.
JOE AIKEN.
EXCELSIOR
mm shop i
JUEIIROIAIV & CO,
O rv li. land.
IIO BSE SHOEING MADE SPECIALTY
And all kinds of work
GIVE THE FIRM A CALL.
And yon will come agaia
GO T)
D1L S. HAMILTON'S
NEW DRUGSTORE.
FOE
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Varnish, Window anp
Picture Ulass, Stationery, Perfumery,
if you wish to purchase them cheaper
tlian at any place sou'h ot
PORTLAND.
Full lines keept of
EDWARD TOOD & CO'S.GOLD
PENS, PENCILS, ETC,
SCHOOL BOOKS, NOVELS,
LEGAL BLANKS.
etGtfr. Hatf, Mall & Teotb
BpttsEtes, Palttt9 White
wash, ?apat?h ti A-PtEst's
Brushes,
Windsor and Newtons tub colors. Win
dow and Picture Olass, every size, at
Lowest Price, by box or pane. Blank
Books, Writing Paper, envelopes, pens.
All new Patent Medicines in stock as
demand will warrant. OL4SS CUT
TO OH DEB. free of charge. Agent for
three mixed paints
The celebrated and thoroughly tested PA
CIFIC ItrBRER PAINT, The IM
PERISHABLE PAINT, and The
ENAMEL PAINT. Agent for M.
"Gray, Music Dealer, Ean Franciaco,
Prescriptions filled with dispatch, at the
lowest rate. Store re accessible at right
window on back street at all hoar of the
h Bemember the pltce, Brick build-
ng oppwaus Heirepoiitaa tiow, seearg,
Cwwgvn,
5
1 erTOMACH i
UORSI
Wialte the public to understand that he
baa established a
m;i!rirvriiniM
ESTABLISHMENT
At Oakland, and on tbe gborieet notice
will supply tbe trade aud private partia
with any number of brocms, pt all etyle
and sizes, cbeaper than tby can be pur
cUised eiwwlure. He lias had lonp; expe
rience in the business, Tid guaraDtoes gat'
ismctlon. Orders, frota abroad promptly
tilled. Give bim a trial. ." - -
,
"XTorxxxoxxt. Uorso,
Joe Vermont wa sired by Carton
gan horse ; dam s side, Lumls and
Joe is a full developed four year old
tifnlbay. He will make the presen
son, commencing at Roeebnrg FridaJ nd
Saturday (6th ana lUtu), ana at Borne wu
Deer creek.
Terms can he had by applying the pro
prietor. OKU. w . uttjNMen.
SHEEP - WAITTED
Two to 4 five Tnousaaa
Ewos, frcn 1 to 2
Years Old,
CLEA.K AND WELL-BRED.
Give price and full particulars. Address
. B. O. FAKBAR,
622 Pine street, St. Louis, Mo.
Oakland, Oregon.
B. F. ELLSWORTH, PROPRIETOR
The nronrietor would announce that lie
lias once more assumed control ol this pop
ular house (lately under the management
of Mrs. Oibsonl and that he will attend to
iln. wants of natrons in a nrst-clas mat
nur. The table will be rupplied With best
l the market affords, the bed oT tue nouae
are well furnisln-U neat and clean, and
pains will be spared to rendVr guests coic
lortauie. o. eiwamvuiu
For; Sale For Sale'
GEORGE "W. GENGERi
Announces that he will Sell his hue tarur
aituated on the south fork of Deer creek
n the eonntw road, seven miles east of
Koseburg. Ueer creea running turtuguine
entire v'sce.
DESCRIPTION OF FaKM :
Well improved, irood orchard, two atory
dwelling bouae, a convenient barn. There
are 900 acres of armine land, and 100
acres In crain. Will sell all or part. For
particulars inquire of
Roseburg, Oregon, May 22.
NEV? B KERY
Roseburg, Oregon
J. N IEDE R STAD T
(La of San Francieeo)
Would ananunce to the public that he has
purchased the interest of H. FiSUJbtt in
ROSEBURG -RAEERYs
4nd iliat he has had filteen years expe
rience in firt-clas bakeries in tlie city oi
San Francisco" as a baker. He, therelore,
i nrtioared to conduct the bakery u
fiest clas manner, and will warrant all his
work as firet-claBx.
The Best Of Bread.
Either wheaten. oaten or rye, always on
hand. Cakes, pies and crackers or the nn
est quality for sale; and whttlier for balls
parties or private lamMiog. ail oraers win
be promptly filled at the lowest rates. In
connection with the Bakery I will keep
friuts and vegetables, candies, nuts and
notions, and with this regard I will not be
undersold by any one.
(Jive nie a trial. Then II 1 cannot sun
you as to quantity and quality and puces
no one can. j. nituattciiaui.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
In the county court of the Stale of Ore
gon, for the county of .Douglas,
In tbe matter ot the estate of Charles Vail,
deeeasced;
A. C. JToung. administrator of the
above estate having ths 81st day of
Mar. 1880, filed his final accounts for
settlement, and also praying that a day
be set apart for tbe hearing of the same,
therefore notice is hereby given that the
final account will be heard and determined
in said court on Tuesday July 8th, 1880,
at which time all persons having any ob
jections to said tinal account and settles
inent must ana tuere mase tne snme.
Published in ths Douglas INDEPEND
ENT for four cotiBeculive weeke, by older
of Hon. C. Gsddis, conntv judge.
T. K. fctlEBlDAS, Clerk.
By W. T. WRIGHT, deputy
Kobebubo, Mav 31st, A. D. 1880.
FLVMMSB
TO ALL PARHJiS
Preserve Your Fruit anu Fay On
Y our Mortgages.
Read the following testimonials
from some of the best citizens of Doug
county who speak from experience
only:
Def.v Creek, May 7, 18SO.
Thin is to certify that we have a Plum-
mr Fruit Dryer, lluring last SfWWn we
dried nearly all kitHis of fruit. It will do
all that is recommended and more. Our
armies brought niue cents per pound early
in tbe season and are worth thirteen cuts
at thin date. We do not believe it can be
excelled by any other dryer in the State
MiiS. tf. ADAMS.
Wn-nca, May 4, 1888.
I used a Plummet Fruit Dryar bought
of Grubbe & Co. last year and dried nearly
10.000 pounds of apple, for w bleu L real
ized ten cents per pcund. It did better
work than was promised and I made more
money than 1 could trom any otner oubI
(less. I only run the machine two months.
Harvy Jones says : I have a Plummer
Fruit Dryer, and it has done all recom
mended it would do ; and turns out the
handsomest fruit I ever saw. I shall run
it this year to it full extent.
Wm. Boon, of .Calapooia say : I hired
a machine for &100 and dried on shares
and made more than I could farming.
Mr. Tipton, of Mt. Scott, srv the Plnm.
mer machine is the best I ever saw and it
is all that ia recommended, and more.
NOTICE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVES THAT
the nnder Binned executors of the es
tate of B. D. Willis, deceased, have filed a
final account therein ; and that the 5ib day
of July, A. D., 1880, has been appointed,
for the hearing of objection to such acs
count and tba settlement thereof, ia the
eouatv covt tot Douglas county, Oregon.
WM. B. WILLIS,
P. U W1LU8,
v' ExeMoj
SUPERLATIVE
DAKING POWDER,
Best in the World,
ABSOLUTELY PURE
The Superlative Baking Powder Is the
standard article of tbe United States for
strength and parity. The best article afo
general baking purposes ever- introduced.
It is the cooks favorite. Warranted per
fectly pure and superior to anything of the
kind now in the market, for healtlifulness
and strength producing at all times. The
most dellciouB cooking. For sale by
grocers, or sent direct by mail on receipt
of sixty (60) cent for one pound can. Solo
in cans only. Full weight guaranteed. Ad
dress,
superlative Baking Powder Co.,
143 ChambersSt., Kew.Fork
SHOW THIS TO TOCa 6BOCEB.
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Notice
r WISH TO ANNOUNCE TO THE
A publio that I will pay no bills of Mrs.
Kitchell hereafter. C. L. KiTCHELL,
Boseburg, June 15, 1880. 4w,
NOTICE.
U. 8. Lvid Office, Boseburg, Oregon,
Mav 10th, 1880. .
Notice is hereby civen in pursuance of
an act of CoDgress, of June 3d, 1878, for
the sale of Timber Lnnds iu the states of
Caltlornia, Oregon, Novada and Washing'
ton Xeriltory, that tleo. w. Jones and
Wm G. B, Dixon has filed their a r plica
tton to purchase the north-half of the
south-half of section 5, in township 27
south, of r ice 5 west.
Any and II persons claiming advenvlv
the above escribed land., must Hie th
claim in li- Uegister's office, vnthin sixty
days trom uia date.
W. F. BENJAMIX .
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to. b. mh$i&, '
ROSEBURG. GN
1X3 CORDa
Four Toot Wood
FOR SALE.
I have 113 cords of four-foot wood for
sal on my place, 6 uiilea north-west oi
Koseburg, ou the Uole vailey road. The
od was cut lsst winter; is of the best
soand oak; will be sold on my
farm. rwest rates. I have also pleni v of
stove wood, and purc.iasers will bnd that
I can give them superior bargains, l UoRe
who desire a good trade cannot do bettor
than give mo, a call. H. CONN, Sr.
Parties may inquire at the office of the
Indepesdekt if 1 aTii not in town.
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ROSEBUTtG, OGN
ZIMMERMAN & FRAZER, PROS.
Castings ol any size and
IHON WORKS
Of every descriotlon neatly and promptly
executed.
Grist, Quartz and
Saw Mills
Made to order. Portable and Stationary
ENGTNES
Made to order and WARRANTED.
38 FOUNDRY. One block south cf
he Depo t. j3
Th CHICAGO LEDGER, literary
and family paper, eau be had by send'ng w
Chicago, Illinois. Price, S3 00 per year.
The Ledger is published weekly and ha
eight pages, and the tone of its stories and
other matter Is pure and moral, and well
calculated for the family. s
73. S7. W.&AUBSST arD
Scneopathic PhvsaCian.
3 BOSEBURG OBS 0,
trWTILIs ATTEND TO ALL CAHE8
VV iotmatwi to hls
e9UMeL
car.
Office at
FRANK BROS. ACEWCYJ
AGRICULTURAL IEIPLELIENTS, FARE! AUD
LULL LIAIUIIERY.
t t -enffn cr f nntf utvinrvn if A xr A CIV.U
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The macRgr woulJ sute to the farmers of Southern Oregon taat no is oetter prepares i jt
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iiw than he has evr been before to supply town wittt tne latest improved agnemmaa
machinery, and at prioes lower than can be offered them by any other Grst-class agri-
cultural dealer or dealers in the State. He is the agent for only the best of machinery
aud he Can guaraniee every article hesells. He wishes it understood he will not sell
goods wincti aro otherwise tnau as representea, ana u tney are not cuii"i I
quality tlian those offered for sale by other dealers, will never complain if his offers are I
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neglected. The manager has for sale.
WALTER A. WOODS' SELF -
PROVED HEADER, CIIAIN
ERS, NEW ENCASED GKAU MOW Kit, UllIUAvsU
PITTS THRESHER AND IIOKSE Pt)WER,
BLACK IIA WK PLO WS,CULTIVATORS,ETC.
Also: the Celebrated La Belle" Wagon C. a Q. Cooper Co.'i double and single
w mills' mounted and down engine. Sand for circular and price-list.
ALFRED 8LOCUM. Manager, Roseburg, Ogn
HAPFEIfBBH BROS.
HAVE THE LEADING -
Grocery
STOKE OF SOUTHERK OREGON
iiconaiicxiTiiai ,
THE BATHER SIG1J !
THE LARGEST AND JTINEST DISPLAY OF
Et jp wT3&jBriL3i
SOUTHEKNOGN.
&XTXXm WEIGHT
Choice Goods -Low Prices
LOWEST PZZICES.
C A!SH H
Foreign and Domestio Fruit in Their Store. Nuts,
CANDIES AND CALIFORNIA CRACKERS.
Everything in tho shape ot Grocarits to be found at tboir store
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WHOLESALE
AD DEALERS IK
n AVAWXA,
KEY WEST 4 NEW YORK CIGARS
Nos. 120, 12S & 132 Market Street,
AND
Nob. 23 & 24 California Street,
SANFRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
COMMENCING APRILtST, 1880,
The Celebrated Stallions
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Will stand for the ensuing season as fot.
lows: Roseburg on Fridays and Satur
days; other times at home, six miles norh
wt st on the Cole's valley road. If change
is made in these arrangements, due notice
will be given. H. CONN, Sb.,
Bates of Bervloe: To insure, $10.
Proprietor.
All communications by mril must be ad
dressed to the proprietor, Roseburg, Ores
gon.
SAN FRANCISCO BULLE1IN.
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leading F.venhig Newspaper West of
the Rocky Mountains.
It is recognised authoity in commercial
and financial circles as the bett family
journal on the Pacific coast.
Served ly carrier in Ban Francisco and the
towns f the interior. . . .25c per week.
By mail, postage paid, ....$13 per year.
The Weekly Bullet iu
1 a mammoth twelve-page .ournal. aud
in proortion to iva size the cheap
est journal in the country.
SUBSC&RIPTION RATES.
The Weokly and the Friday Bulletin,
forming tocetlier the nioBt complete semi
Weekly published on tbe Pacific coast, will
lie sun t to any address, poatage paid, on
tho lollowing terms:
The Weekly and Friday Bulletin.
One year 3 00
Six uiontiis 1 60
Weekly Bulletin Alone.
One year 3 25
Six months, 1J50
Be mlttRnces by dra:t. Postoffiee order,
Wells, Fargo Co'a express, registered
ter at our risk. -
FREE SEED DISTRIBUTION.
Each subscriber will be presented with
several varieties of rare and valuable tree,
vegetable and flower seeds, equal in value
to the subscription price ol the paper.
Bend for sample copy, giving full pare
ticu'ars.
Address,
S. F. BULLETIN CO.,
San Francisco Cat,
SET'S SMtQQK
facxsoH rrasKT, Bosssvita.
. Tbe proprietor oL this vrell-known and
popular report woulct thank bis friend fos
their liberal patronage in the past and ask
for a continuance of the same in the fotcr.
The public is informed that I keep none bat
the beet brands of wines, liquors and cigars,
and that I sell over the bar the celebrated
JESSE MOORE CO, '8
KENTUCKY WHISKIES
A good: billiard tahl will he found fa
the saloon; also tta leading papers f th
fiffbe world,
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Insurance Company
OP CALIFORNIA.
FIP-E ONLY.
Income 12 Months,
$238,563 73,
Premiums Since Organization,
$3,171,423 19.
Lossos Paid Since Organiiafion,
$1,521,402 15.
Jjossea Paid In Oregon In 7 Years,
183.363 19
The BOMB MUTUAL baa bad for
otoi Seven Years,
$50,000
Deposited with the State Treaeoror of
Oregon tor tbe protection of
Ffilloy-boldenti
GEO. Lt STORY, Portland,
Kanager Oregon, Washington Idaho
cpebvisobs:
O. H. Lewis, of Allen Lewis; P.
Wasserman, of Washerman A Co.; i.
MoCraken, of J. UcCiaken e. Co,
The endarslgned takes pressor In
annoanetngto th eitisens of Rose
borg and vicinity that he has received
tba agency of the aoove "leading ia
afi aompany of th Paciflo Coasfi,
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NOTICE-
Great Eeductioiis
-AT
ssMfi - o TTTR NEXT THIRTY DATS
. . .
comaae Being A.ugui ibv,
enBroa. will sell tne rouowiug Bwv
at very jow prices: A full lineol
noeeiisware, glassware, lamps, plated
JastorB stone Jars, ononis, jugs, pots.
fruit lar. infanta cnaira, uanncw,
,, g-glTj-g jani eU, castor oil, chin
.i "T cna uvmn. OAQm
nut oil. etc., etc S0ps, Byrup, w.-
dles, lard, flour, canned gooas, i sar
dines, oysters, coffee, tea, salaratus,
bluing, beans, starcn, hickory axe,
pick helves, cigars and tobacco. Call
and be convinced.
SPANISH
MERINO BOCKg
FOR SALE1
Tt..n.v,hKwwla to offer. I wliy
r sell VI Dpanmu
". ."!. 1 ' k nnH nn m v Dlace.-1 hey
are supertor buock..nd WlU wf 2S
! of every sheep raiser. They will be sia
very cheap for cmH, ana i mviw -raisers
of Douglas county to inspect thenu
Tbev will be found at my farm, ix miMJ
southeast of Boseburg. on the Coles valley
road. (jjSina)
' . . . n i-t -k -see "
AT FAIR OAKS, Ultiiwujai
Sampson Sutherlin, Prop.
in a firatwlass country, store, l sra pre
Wl JW w.-. . b
pared to to supply farmer with all kinds
ot goods, at lower prices than they can bar
secured elsewhere. Horses, cattle, Sheen
and how and all kmd of country pra--nce
token and highest market price paid--for
the same. Give me a call and satlBfy
yourself. SAMPSON BUTHEBLIN.
O Ir MOORE,
HD e ml " Si- tt t-
(Late of Salem).
ALL WORK
carefully pei
formed, and
aa reasonable
as good wcrfc
can be don. .
Anaestht
icr given anti
the Freeze
nnlisxl far tha najnless extraction of teeth,
Office and Dental Boom over Marks
Co.'s Bu dding, Boseburg.
awaeefaaaaeeeawa'a
D. B. UICE, M.
Phjaician and Burgeon,
Office first door south of Dr. Hamilton
drug store, ou Main street. '
ED. TOLLER
Ho-ease, Sien and Carriage
! Graining, Marbling, Kalaominlng sod
HARDWOOD SZ9TISHER.
Paper-hanging and wall-tinting prompW
ly attended to at low rates. Order to 00
be left at Dr. S. Hamilton's drugstore.
Farquar's Restaurant
oar jackson etreet, kosSbubo.
Jolan jF A Z 3. XL A 3T
Announces to the public that be haa
reopened the restaurant opposite
Haffendea Bros., and will
FURNISH MEALS AT 25 CTS-
And that be will supply bis table
sitb tba best in the market
Jfo Chinese Cook Employe
R. BRECKEH RIDGE I
MARBLE & TOMBSTONH
CUTTER.
OpposiU R. S. J. C Sheridan's ILut.
war Store,
ROSEBURG, OREGON.
The finest of Vermont a:id Italian
marble always on band. Orders from
home and abroad promptly filled.
Parties desiring; work in Jackson ar
Josephine counties will find that I
can accommodate them with lowest
rates.
R. BRECKENRIDQE.
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This popular resort for business men.
Farmers and others desirinir "something-
good for th stomach sak," will! be
touad south of Smith a Co.'. store.
OAKLAND, OREGON.
The best of Wines. Liaaors and Ctiram
I always on hand. eepl8 ly
Cameron's Restaurantl
CORNER JACK SON WASHINGTON
Roseburg, Oregon,
Keats at AM Koara.
FRESH OYSTERS IN EVEBV srvr.
Th only first-class eatmir honaeln th
City. Table upplied with tha het .n,i
vryy attention paid to guests.
KUBEHT CAMERON.
BUCKINGHAM & KECHT'8
(BAN FRANCISCO) Celebrated
BOOTS and SHOES
For Sale a
ABRAHAM, WHEELER'S STOBB.
Hereby annoances himself as a candidate
City Marshal,
At the ensuing election, subject to the
voice of the citizen of Roseburg.
, B0, PledK. except that I will
faithfully perform the duties entrusted to
m- 8. W. TRIPP.
NOTICE FOR FINAL PltOOf,
Ln1 office at Roseburg, Oregon, Box.
tember 20th, 1880. S
Notice is hereby given that the fellow,
ng named settler Caa filed notice of his
Inientmn to make final proof 1. .upport of
hi claim, and secure final entry thereof,
on Saturday October 23. 1880, at the hvoi
office at Roseburg, viz : Oren Gilpatrlck.
Preemption Declaratory Statement Ke.
3101, for the southeast quarter of south.
east quarter, saction , and north half f
of the south west quarter and aouthwe
quarter of southwest quarter, section lOt
township S3, south range 0 west, and
names the following as bis witnesses, wis: .
William Haverlo, James Ovarstrcet, Jobe.
Height and Frank Martin, all ef Galea '
Title, Douglas countv. Oregon.
,VT. F. BEXJAMJtN, Regtrter,