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SEHKi 8. THE DOtGLiS InMPKHDENT
newspaper published in Boseburg, hss
bo piibUs-hed in this county tor (be period
ef three years; and
Whkkxas. said newspaper I now we
Mfab'.i shfd. and during a three Tears' trial
it has fa'uhiully served llie interests of the
prwlacsr trrt tax-payer; therefore bo it
Aasai. We. the member of the Dnsp-
' eaaUrasi Ko. 28. do give Ths Douglas
Isp?jiiNDSKTOui unqualified endosemenl. K
worthy tb patronage of every farmer and
' ax-payer in Southern Oregon. r;
Geo. W. Josbs, Master
J. P. OjJCaa. Kesraury.
S-ViUBUAY.
.OCTOBER 19, 1SS0
HS BILL BEATEN:
Last week we argued against
the nar Bass of Senate Bill Ho.
82, sod la order to further, oppo
sition to tha ineaaasa wr printed
fcrtmo-htrance for gnature for
Dotiglai eoQcty; people The re-
tacactn.Ece was printed on Fri
day e7Diag late, but before Sat
urday night came, and inside of
twelve hours, the recionatrance
w&seigoed by 900 ot onr citizens,
and on Monday w&a sent to our
senators and representatives in
Ealem.
, T"u3 iay morning a dispatch was
' nceive-f "By-i"dee "Willis from
Mr. Bol. Abrahan:,sting that the
bill had been deftaiedaad that
the entire Douglas county 'dele
gation h&d worked faithfully and
earnast'y for the defeat ot the
ussrscM. which waa calculated to
do DocgUa county and all south
era Ortgoa material and lasting
-dimage. Our senators and rep-
rsreatauves are : reported : as
ha vies been untinns in their
work, tad as having failed not in
any particular ia doing . their
'-duty.;;-W anticipated this much
fet the cutset; but we now think
there should be a tote of. thanks
givb&t the men who did not tai
in their duty. Of course, Douglas
-county expects evei - mo to do
what is right when he is entrusted
with office and its reeponaibilities
yet there is something more due
trom or people when meu. wjl
-work, ts our senators and 'repre
sentatives have worked, and when
this - work is greater than is re
quired by the oath of oflce; and
they dt feat ad a scheme that has
been metunc and which had for
'.its authors John M. Thompsen
the ostousible governor of Ori
gon, i and perhaps a banker in
.The measure in question first
found tirth in tha brain of John
. M:7kmpson. Two years ago
' he was thaather ot a bill con-
Jaimog the same provisions;- And
; -..tlien lwa attacked the -measure,
ire most then have struck hard,
; for Mr. Thompson- thooght it
"cegoary to write us a communis
ton ia hie own defense. And
lay Mr. Thompson must feel
...
k ce lisa seme consolation in
act that this time (the second
ime) ha bill was introduced by.
, Jome 05 e else, and it will be a
difficult matter to fasten the
blame cpon him. "Bat in the
t time of his rapes a Mr. Thompson
tloa!!i.b3di3tarbea by unpleasant
--
s. Tt should, cometo
Vi tRb!e a spectre dismal to hia
Aspirations and hopes, all of which
taok to his election to the position
of Supreme Judge, in the shape
y'ot M e morf ot th People ; of
Southern Oregon. It is true the
voters of Doughs, of Benton and
ofjCoos aad Curry counties did not
see fit to elect him judge of the
second judicial district, find it is
true th. tlc-y have not experien
ced a single pang ot reraorse lor
their action since the time they
voted ajainat fcirn; but all this is
poor eicas'a tor the acts of one
who, because ho is cot liked by oa
eWn!i OregoaTJScause he
w i not elected judge and .owns
town property in Eugene and
holds iccrtgsgea in Lane eounty
Ptich lie wishes were settled,-
rauat tacs revenge and guard his
Ovfn intiresta at the expense of
til EsrLtbera.Oiegon. .
Y7e da sot write any of this in
persoca; ipiia. We utter only
publio c mhment. - It may be we
have tai td pretty . plain English.
Is their any tlainer languasre in
the wor d than the English, when
u rlecelaary to speak ot .men as
they arc, or of t elf-evidsnt facts !
Ability is appreciated in Geer
f,a. TMs is the way a candidate
ii relerred to there by a friendly
j; :r-a!: 'J udge Hawkins is sot
i';: -:her frte from the Mceas of
a ' -tlsman,' but he la an able
L j- :r, a capable jariatv fta hon
t li--3, tree friend, a Taloabl
: ts, tsd eminently deserves
si aad emoluments confar
i h ua .t y the Q oyeraor," 1
A PARTY MEASURE.
Ths OregoaOfiv, ia opposed to
the passage by the Legislature of
proposed nmen-imei?8 to the city
of
charter of Portland, and urges
that it the amendment! become a
part of the city law, there will
be co one surprised sbonld the
democrats carry the city in the
forthcoming city election. To
make the matter more plain, the
papor earned would create the im
pression that the success of the
party in the city hereafter depends
upon the defeat of the amend
meots, and the inference is that
the repabhcau who rotea tor the
charter amendment votes against
the interests of his party.
We have no doubt as to the
trnthfullne-a nt tha Oxonian's
mn.rW Kt Wa An, know that
the argument made would have
but little effect when directed to P1
jjQa83
of representatives pre
sided over by one who is in the
bands of men claiming to be
democrats, and yet have co coui
ducted themselves as to become!
men without a ; party. It the
whole truth was known, it would
doubtlesss be shown that, having
lost preeuge wun xne aemocrauc
party, Thayer, Bush and Thomp
son are now attempting to direct
the coarse ot republicans. It
tma oe trnvthe natural result
must be that the men who have
destroyed one party must natnr-
ally destroy another it their advice
is f listened to and acted upon.
vve think the Oregoman had I
better make some kind of a plea
m tha triumvirate named, and bv I
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tbis means captured the speaker I
and his friends. It need not, how
Avar, talk to tha rennhlmana in
the Senate. They are republi-1
cans in every essential of the term, I
and with Mr. Eol Hirsch as leader
and Capt Humphrey as assistant, j
unadulterated lovaliiim to Tjartv
will be the watchword of every
fepubheau member.
i, ,.!
.; Cheek w a good thing; but
when there is a superabundance
of the aiticle we get tired of it
e I
There is a quack firm in Roches-
ter, N. manufacturing what
is called "Warner's Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure;" and this quack
firm wants us to advertise a quack
medicine, and in return for the
same pay us in farther quack ad-.
vertisements, which the .firm
terms "scientific information.'
We advise our patrons not j to
purchase " learner's Safe Kidney
and layer Cure;" and as the firm
has asked na to send them a pa
per containing a notice of it, we
will send this one. We do this
m all kindness, and to assure
them that a publisher cau once
in a while (if he thinks proper)
give even a quack firm and! a
quack medicine a free advertise-
ment.
The well-known shipbuilder
UonaldAIaJlay, died atliamiltoii,
a a " - r J " Li
mass., a utys sint, ageu
seventy years, lie built a great
many well-known ships, among
them, in 1851, the clipper ship
r lying Cloud, tons burthen,
which made the passage - from
Boston to Ban Jrancisco m
eighty-nine days; in 1852 the
Sovereign of the Seas, ot 2,400
tens burthen, the largest, longest
and sharpest merchant ship afloat
at the time; and in 1853, tLe
Great Bepublic, the largest mer -
chaht ship ever built,' meaturing
4,450 tons, and 15,653 yards of
canvass in a suit ot sails.
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y I here are, we understand, spies
sent out bv both Dolitical n&rtiaa
i f
to learn each and every man's po
litical behalf in the State. "They
say there are some of them in
Roseburg. If you find ' one, talk
bis way, even if you don't be
lieve as he does. To suchfellows
there is no harm done if one does
he about 999 times in a ; thou
sand answers. '
During the year ending the
30th of June 30,751 tons of news
papers and periodicals passed
through the United States mails,
being an increase of 5,098 tons
over the year ending June 80th,
TSTThe revenue derived trom
this source is $1,126,462, an in
crease of $112,266 ever the reve
nue for the previous year.
Senator Bnrnside ) tells this
story at the expense of his col
league, Senator Anthony: They
were dining together one day
when ham formed one of the
dishes, "if ever I turn farmer,"
said Mr. Anthony, "I shall raise
plenty ot calves to that 1 can get
some nice bams like this.'
The total value of petroleum
and petroleum product export for
the past year was; in round
numbers, $34,000,000, : being a
falling ofi of $3,000,000, as com
pared with the year preceeding.
Colonel Bob Ingersoll m clos
ing a lecture in Chicago on a re
cent Sunday, laid: "I have made
op my mind that if j there is a
God he will be merciful. Upon
that rock 1 itznd,"
It is recorded that tanong the
persons returned to the parliament
1S61 (35, Edward ill.) were
Mane, Countesse de JNorft; Aha
nor, Countesse March; .A fines,
ConntesEO de Pembroke, and
Catherine, Conntesae de Athol.
In the precceding Tear a,80
there had been writs tested at
RVirnrnn. nn Anril 5. issued to
" J 1
divers earls, bishops and to fonr
abbesses, requiring their attend
ance at Wetminster on the mor
row ot the Trinity for the pui
pose of treating to aid to make
the king's eldest ton a knight,
etc. It does not appear, how
ever, that any ladies actually took
their seats in parliament by vir
tue of these summons; but there
numerous instances on re.
cord where of both squires aod
It . i t .
"igaw navmg sat m uUVh..
loia' ia nSfJl lu"ir ,YlY00
A Baltimore claimant has just
arisen to the authorship of the
famous ballads, "Kathleen Ma
vourneen" and"Dermot Astore."
It is Frederick W. N. Crouch, a
professor ot music sixty years old
who formerly lived at Plymouth,
gnglan(i. Ue produces the ne.
ceBMrv r,roofa that he composed
both mei0djeef for words written
by a woman. and has aasisned
t,nm tAa l-nnHon nnl,iiohr for
tweilty pounds. Mr. Crouch says
that "Kathleen Mavourneen" waa
fir4t 8UDg in public at hii former
home ln pijm0uth, July 14, 1836
ana 'Dermot Astore" at London
m 8iQ
e. . m
Multnoman COUntV has cer-
tainly tour energetic repreeenta
tives in the persons of Hons,
Kelly, Plummer, Yates and
Beehe. They not only work
late and early, but they work for
the promotion ot the interests ol
the State, and with the idea that
their party is to be benefitted
more by the passage of mentori
I r,0U8 measures than by the con
isumatlon or personal projects,
J It is a pity, and it ia a pity it
I is true, that all counties in the
j State are not represented by men
I ot their character'and worth.
Tim Connor, or Tim McCull
ough, as he finally confessed his
real name to be, wao was re
cently hanged at Salmon citv
Idaho, was executed in a difier
ent mode from that usually
practised on the Pacific Coast,
Instead of dropping from a scat
fold, he was jerked ofi the ground
by weights. At the expiration of
twenty-five minutes the body was
lowered and it was found that the
neck was broken. This is ac
knowledged, beyond question to
be the most humane mode of
hanging.
The New York Ilerald has
compiled a census table giving
the population of all the States in
the union, the approximate res alt
being 40,302,154. The population
0f 8ix tenitones, 563,098, bringi
I . . . - . -
the total up to 40,805,142; and
the population of four territories
not included in the table will
make the.grand total 50,000,000,
0r an increaso of 11.720,000, or
something more than thirty per
cent, since the census of 1870,
The ground on which two
I armed attempts have been made
I this year by white men to settle
in the Indian Territory, is that
ltho tribes have released sundry
lands in the territory to the gov
I eminent, and that these have ac
cordingly become public lands.
and are open to settlement under
I the homestead and pre-emption
I laws,
L ANQENBEHG BH0S
This firm baa constantly oa band the finest
stock of
Boots and Shoes
IVEB BROUGHT TO BOSEBUBG.
Best of Soots and Shoes
Made to order and Repaired.
IiTOBX'O
PATENT METUUC
8TIFFENER8,
Soot and Shoa HttLs
Prsvsnts ranainc ovet aad
wsnrlin of oa tba
UDS3l
The firm has on band the finest stock of
of Leather in the State, And is prepared to
do all binds of work in a firetuclass man
ner, upon the moat reasonable terms. Par
ties needing in their line, should call upon
them first, as they fully
QUABANTES ALL WOBK
Turned out of their shop to be A 1 and
certain to wear well.
All kinds of Musical Inslrnmenta sold at
San Francisco prices. Violin and other
strings a specialty.
Come and see ns.
ASSIGNEES SALE.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed haa been appointed assignee ot the
t state of I. Caro and 8. Caro, under the
firm name of Caro Bros and the credit
ors oi said Caro Bros , are required to pre
sent their claims, under oath, to him at
bis office in Boseburg, Oregon, within
three months. And all persons indebted
to the said Caro Bros., will eve costs by
calling at my office an! settling tb same.
Dated this 14th day of August, 1880.
; : Wk.1L WILLIS, ?
Assign. ;
a fcao. .
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rvww tyvt"t .
TiilO PAFEuSS
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King of the Blood ;
Com all Berofnloaa afleetiona aad Slawier result.
b from Impurity of tba blood. It ia Beedlaaa to
specify all, aa the lufTeier can ueoallr perceire tbail
aauee; eat Salt , PimpUi, Dlctrt, Tamer,
Orim, SwMintt, c, are tha raoat common, aa
wall aa many eeatioas al tha iisart, litai, iar
SCROFULA.
wmfarhl Core of SUBdneis.
S. fiimeic. Sow At Co. 3 Tot taa benefit of all
ttosblad with fionftila or Impon Blood u timt
?'atBja, I hmbr nooaunaiid King of tha Blooa,
have baan tnmblad with Saref ula for tb paat taa
aaara. which aa affected bt area that I waa aom.
kiataly blind lor aiz numtha. I waa neomnacdad
la try Kin(of tha Blood, which hma praaadapaat
tlminf ts me, aa it haa eompletaly aund oa, and
t ahearially rawimaiand it to all troubled al harS
Xaa. 8, WBaxmaaww, BarfUbla, K. T.
lean am,. .
wffl be paid to any Pablia Heepital to be Bato
aU, aareed upon, for every eeruoemte of thiaaaadi
atoe yabliahail by aa whiah ia act anina.
Its XsLsredientaU
Ts shew ear faith ia the aafety and rxailimm of
w X. B.. vpoa proper peraonai apviiaaaoa. m
aatiatted that aa impdeitioa ia intended, we will
it the name a of all ita iBgradiaata.by amaarit.
'he above omtra ware aavar made befora t r tha ero
priater of any other Family Hadistna ia tha world.
Many taaUranmlaJ a. further mf oraaalion , and
nuameiioiia lor aur win na nua m tne pm.
phlet " Treat ie en Diaeaaea of tha Blood," as
wbir aaoh bottle ia eDdoeed . Price ftl per bottle eon.
tuining LI eoneee, er 40 to M doeaa. Sold by drojp
SMU. C. gsanii.fioa it Co.. grep'aS.Baflato.M.ltj
The accumulated evidence of nearly
thirtv vears show that tne Bitters is a cer
tain remedy for malarial disease, aa well as
itssuTBt preventative; that it eradicates
dyspedsia, constipation, liver complaint and
nervousness, counteracts a unaency io
gout, rheumatism, urinary and uterine dis
orders, that it imparts vig-r to the feeble
and cheers the mind while it invigorates
the body. For sale by all Druggists and
Dealers generally.
&TJGB FOSTER,
AGENT FCU
WILMERDING CO,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers ln '
FIKEWmE&UaUORS.
214 and 216 Front Street,
San Francisco.
XL S. &. J. C.
' SHERIDAN,
(Saecessors to Thos. P. Sheridan)
DEALERS IK-
HARDWARE, TINWARE1 , SroVES
Guns, Cutlery and Tiriers Fur
nishing Good.
BRICK STORE, ROSEBURG, 0GN.
Having secured the above business, we
ara prepared to keep up its former good
name for work and prices. We have the
best of material and always a full stock of
goods on hand, and it is our aim to fur
nish customers with firs-class article at
let live prices.
A full stock of Iron and Steel far ia
Orders from abroad will recei ve prcti
attention. R .. t J. C. SHE KDA.'
The finest and best saloon in Roseburg
JOE AIKEN, PROPRIETOR.
The best of liquor, the finest of
cigars, and a quiet retreat. ;
Gentlemen are invited to give me a call.
JOE AIKEN.
-EXCELSIOR
DOBSE-SBOEING SHOP I
iHEIaROIAN &, CO,
Oab.land
HORSE SHOEING MADE SPECIALTY
And all kinds of work
mmVJlX EXECUTE!?.
GIVE THE FIRM A CALL.
And you trill come again
GO TO
DR. S. HAMILTON'S
HEW DRUGSTORE,
' FOB .
Drags, Palnta, Oils, Varnish, Window anp
Picture Glass, Stationery, Perfumery, -if
you wish to purchase them chvaper
than at any place south ol
PORTLAND.
Full lines keept of
E&WARD TODD it CO'S.GOLD
PENS, PENCILS. ETC,
SCHOOL BOOKS, NOVELS,
LEGAL BLANKS.
Gtath, Katr, Waft & Tooth
iptsfts9 Patat, White
wash, Yarcttsh Artist's
Windsor and Newtons tube colors, Win
daw and Picture Glass, every size, at
Lowest Price, by box or pane. Blank
Books, Writing Paper, envelopes, pens.
All new Patent Medicines in stock as
demsnd will warrant. GLASS CUT
TO ORDER, free of charge. Agent for
THREE MIXF.D PAINTS
The celebrated and thoroughly tested PA'
CIFIC RUBRER PAINT, The IM
PERISHABLE PAINT, and The
ENAMEL PAINT. Agent for At.
Gray, Maaio Dealer, San Francisco,
-Prescriptions filled with dispatch, si tb
lowest rata. Store, is aacessible at right
window oa back street a all hoars of th
night. Remember tb place. Brick bsilr
Ing Mostts MUmUi KstaL Xsarz.
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FSk STOIIACH
Wishes the public to understand that be
baa established a
A BROOM- INUFAGTUHG
ESTABLISHMENT
At Oakland, and on the shortest notice
ill supply tne tracts ana private pariie
kh anv number of brooms, of all style
and rises, eheauor than they eaa be pur
chased elsewhere.- He has had long expe
rience in the business, and guarantees sat
isfaction . -,. Order fmrn abroad promptly
filled. Give Inn a trial.
SHEEP - WANTED
T"wo to flva TnotisaTid
Ems, from 1 to 2 -
a
Years, Old,
CLEAN AND WELL-BRED.
Give price and fall particulars. Address
B. G. FARRAR,
623 Pine street, Bt. Loots, Ho.
Oakland, Oreson.
B. F. ELLSWORTH, PBOPRIETOR,
The Dromietor would snnoonce that lie
bas once more ssgumf d control oi thia pop.
nlar house (lately under the management
of Mrs. Gibson) ssdthat he will attend to
tl, wanta of natrons In a firstaclas u.ai.-
Tim table will b lUDulied with brst
ho market affords, the beds of the bouse
arewell furnished neat and clean and no
pains Will b spiced ts raat (tneaiacoit:
lortaoi. : r . " v. .
For Sale For Sale
GEORGE W. GENGER.
Announces mat ne win pbu uib uuc mtui,
aituated on the south fork of Drer creek
nn the county road, seven miles east of
Koseburg. Peer crees. tunning lurvugnine
entire place.
lfEStKlr l iua una :
i Well improved, cood orchard, two story
dwelling houae, a convenient barn. There
are 200 acres of 'arming land, and 100
acres in "rain. Will sell all or part. For
j particular inquire of
utu. vv. uiuiucn,
Boseburg. Oregon. May 82.
NEW BAKERY
Roseburg, Oregon'
J. NIEDERSTADT
(La.e of San Francisco)
Would snanunce to the public that be has
purchased the interest of H. FISHER in the
ROSEBURG BAEERY,
And that he has had fifteen years expe
rience in first-cla bakeries in the city of
San Francisco as a baker. He, thereiure,
is prepared to conduct the bakery in
first-class manner, and will warrant all h
work aa first-class.
Tha Best Of Bread,
Either whealen, oaten or rye, always on
band. Cases, pies and crackers ol tbe nn
eslaualitv for sale: and whether for balls
parties or urWate faui'liea, all orders will
be promptly filled at the lowest rates. I
connection with the Bakery I will keep
friuta and vegetables, candies, nuts and
notions, and with this regard I will not be
undersold by any one.
Give me a trial. Then if I cannot sui
yon as to quantity and quality and pi ices
no one can. J. JS IKDkHSTAUT.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
A Second-Hand Planer
(Weatherby, Slcbanison Rugg
machine,)
All bits and slotted cylinder form H'
lug rustic and moulding goes witt. tae
machine. F particular inquire of
THOn. OKISUALE,
Bosebnrg, Ogn.
JAMES W. BAMILIOHl,
sttoniey-at-La'vT-
rFFICE FIR3T DOOR TO THE
w right iu tb Court House. Host
ess promptly attendod to ia all tbe
ouna of ilia Ute.
PL17MMEH
TO AL.I. FAHIflUS
Preserve Your Fruit and Pay Off
Your Mortgages.
Read the' following testimonials
from some of the best citizens of Doug,
county who speak from experience
only:
Deep Creek, May 7, 1880.
Thin is to Certify that we have a Plum
mer Fruit Dryer. During last Season we
dried nearly all kinds of fruit. It will do
all that is recommended and more. Our
apples brought nine cents per pound earlv
in the season and are wortii thirteen cents
at this date. We do not believe it can be
excelled by any other dryer in tbe State.
MliS. S. ADAMS.
Wilbtje, May 4. 1888.
I nsed a Plummer Fruit Dryar bought
ot uruube at Uo. upc year and dried nearly
10,000 pounds of apples, for which I real
ised ten cents per pcund. It did better
work than was promised and I made more
money than X could from any otner busi
ness. I only run the machine two months.
J. FBAZER.
Harvy Jones says : I have a Plummer
Fruit Dryer, -and it bas done all recom
mended It. would do ; and turns out the
handsomest fruit I ever saw. X shall run
it this year to iti full extent.
Wm. Boon, of Calnpooia says : I hired
a machine for $100 and dried on shares
and made more than Ioou'.d larming.
Mr. Tipton, of Mt. Scott, says tbe Plum
mer machine is the best I ever saw and it
is all that is recommended, and more. :
NOTICE.
JSP
OTfCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the undersigned executors of the es
tate of 8. D. Willis, deceased, have filed a
final account therein ; and that the 5th day
of July, A. D., 1880. has been appointed,
for the bearing of objections to such sea
Count and the settlement thereof in the
county eaart for Douglas county, Oregen.
WM. B. WILLIS,
O, U WILLIS,
Executant
AT FAIR OAKS, OREGON
Sampson Sn.th.er XinJProp.
JifT NBv? STORE AT FAIR OAKES IS
JUL now completed and blied with a fin
stock oi goods, embracing everything founi
in a first-lass country store. - I am pre
pared to to supply farmers with all kinds
ot goods, at lower prices than they can b
secured elsewhere. Borse, cattle, sheep
and hogs and all kinds of country pro
bos takra and highest market price paid
oi th cams. Give m a call and satisfy
yeonslf, SAMPSON SUTHSBXLN,
. SUPERLATIVE
CAKING POTVDED,
Best ia the World,
ABSOLUTELY PTJEE
Tbs SaperlatlTe Baking Powder is the
standard article of the United States for
strength and purity. The best artlcls Jfo
general baking purposes ever introduced,
It is tbs cooks favorite. Warranted per
fectly pure and superior to anything of tbs
kind now ln the market, for healthfuloess
and strength producing at all times. The
most delicious cooking. For sale by
grocers, or sent direct by mail on receipt
of sixty (60) centa for one pound can. Solo
in cans ouly. Full weight guaranteed. Ad
dress, .
Superlative Baking Powder Co.,
143 ChamberaSt., Newjork
how Tfiua to votra orocbb.
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Notice-
IWIsn TO ANNOUNCE TO THE
publie that I will pay no bills of Mrs.
Kitchell hereafter. C. L. KITCHELL.
Boseburg, June 15, 1880. 4w.
3NTOTIOTi3a
TJ. S. L.nd Office, Roseburg, Oregon,
Msv 10th. 1880.
Notice is hereby given in pnrenanee of
an aetot Congress, of June 3d, 1878, for
the sale of Timber Lands in tbe States of
Caifiornia, Oregon, Nevada and Washing
ton Tenitory, that Geo. VV. Jones and
Wm G. B. Dixon bas filed their arplicaj
tioa to purchase tbe north-half of the
south-half of section 5, in township 27
south, or range 9 west.
Any and ail persons claiming adversely
the above described land 4, must file their
claim in the Register s office w.thin sixty
daye trom uts date.
W, F. BENJAMIS,
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1. E.
ROSlCBORG. OGN
113 CORDs
Four Foot Wood
FOR SALE.
I have 115 cords of four-foot wood for
sale on my place, 6 miles north-west ol
Rnsoborg, on the Coles valley road. The
wd was cut last winrer; Is of the best
quality; all sound oak; will be sold on my
arm at the lowest rates. I have aleo plem v of
stove, wood, and purc.iabers will und that
I can give them superior bargains. Those
who desire a good trade cannot do better
than give me a call. H. CONN, Sb.
Parties may inqufrs at the office of the
Independent If I am not in town.
BOSEBURG, OGN.
ZIMMERMAN & FRAZER, PROS;
Castings of sny size sad
IRON WORKS
Of every description neatly and promptly
executed. -
Grist, Quartz and
Saw Mills
Made to order. Portable and Stationary
ENGINES
Made to order and WARRANTED.
FOUNDRY: On block south of
he Depot. i jy3
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The Ledger is published weekly and ba
eight pages, and tbe tone of ita stories and
other matter is pure and moral, aad well
calculated for the lanuly.
D. B.XUCB,; 31. D.,
Physician and Burgeon,
Office first door south of Di. Eamilton'a
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CANDIES AND CALIFORNIA CRACKERS.
Everything in tlio shape ot Groceries to be found at their store
WELIilM, PECK'& CO.l&i
AND
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Nos. 123, 128 & 132 Market Street,
AND
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SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
COMMENCING &PRIL1&T, 1880,
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weit on I he Cole's valley road. If change
is made in these arrangements, due notice
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dressed to the proprietor, Roseburg, Ores
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NOTICE SETTLE UP.
Notice Is hereby given that my lease of
uib jieiropoiuaa noiei win expire on tne
?3d day of September, 1880, and that I shall
soon thereafter leave the country. &J in
debted to me must come forward at once
and make immediate settlement of their
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hands of an officer for collection. This is
the last notice, aod I hope it will receive
prompt response. W. L. BUTTON.
20-tf. Proprietor Metropolitan HoteL
ROSEBURG ACADEMY
Monuments, tombs, tablets. Marble
Mantles ate., made from the best For
eign and Domestio marble. Designs
and estimates furnished free. Head
stones from $10 upwards. Giro me a
call aad examine my work; before
purchasing. R. BRACKEN BIDQ B.
ROSEBURG ACADEMY.
Tbe autumn session of this institution
will commence on Monday, eeptember 6th
1880. and will be in charge of Dr. Browne
and the nsnal corps of competent assis
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Premiums Since Organization,
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$1,521,402 15.
LorjBos Paid in Oregon In 7 Years,
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The aaderalrneal takes pleasure to
announcing to the citiaens of Rose
burg and vicinity that be has received
tbe agency of th above ''leading in-
i company oi tbe Paeifio Coast.
U. JlUKSii, Agent
J. C. MoEELAKD,
City Attorney,
A. H. Takmer.
Notary Pnblc.
MOHELAND & TANNER.
ATI ORNEB-ATsLAW.
109 First st. Portland, Oreg m.
sept3 ly
BUY
TKE UMFQUA VAIET MILLS
THE BEST IN THE MARKET.
Address A. W. STEARNS, Caayonvllle,
Oregon.
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CISSSLUTISM K0T1CE.
NOTICB IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the copartnership heretafor existing be
tween Wm. Caril aad O. C. Perkins, bas
been dissolved by mataal eoaaent. Wm.
Carll retiriag from tb im. AU debta
dus th sadersigaad mart be paid to O. C.
Perkus, who will settle all indebtedness
ofUeffiraa.
CARLL.
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FANCY
noon;.
MCKCOat BTBKST, ltOSKBUlK..-
Tbs proprietor of. this wsll-knou-n ancf
popular resort would thank bis frivuds fur
their liberal patronage in the pant an'l ask
for acontinaance of the same in the tuluri.
The pablis ia informed that 1 keep nu lut
the best brands of wines, liquors ann cignrif.
and that I sell evar tb bar the celebrated
JES8S MOORE CO.
KENTUCKY WHISKIES
A good, billiard table will be founl iff
the saloon; also the leading pauers vfthJ ;
of the world.
PI0HEEE S ALOOF,
OAELASB OREGON, '
T. B COPELAUD.
Proprietor.
The finest of wines, liquors and ciun
constantly on band, and a welcome ti all.
Corns and see me. sept-ly :
This popular resort for business mon,
Farmers and others desiring "somet'nn
good for tb stomach's sake, willl ua
iound south of Smith A Co.'s store,
OAKLAND, ORBGON.
Tb best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars-
always on band. seplS ly
Cansron's Eestaura&t!
HORXER JACKSON a, WASHINGTON
Koseburg, vregon,
Heats at AID Htettrs.
FRESH OYSTERS IN EVERY SITU
Th only first-lass eating house in th
.1. T.hlo. ,Hnn 1M W11U IUH wnrv. au '
WT7 wnU0,l ffx cImeron
BOBBINS AND YATES.
ARE IN THE FIELD
ANO PBEPABED TO
IN AUi THE
LATEST
STYLE'S,
CHEAPER
THAN ANY HOUSE
NORTH OF SAN FRANCISCO
OUR FACILITIES ARB
uwsxritpJLs&E n
AND OUR STOCK IS
SECOND TO
NONE,
ALL THE ET CJ2TRA" OP A
B-i-al 1in"4- -a. -sa e
J-'AAOLVyltlSS
Picture ,
Store
Will Be Found at On m n
First, Portland.
About the 1st of Sentemh-. .v.r. .
ceive our first invoice of the edebld
We still ksen on lin -L . .
Whitney Holme. Organ. ' Urml
Betneinber, that we buy oar a-ooda at
first handN and hav. s'mldita'SS to
share profiu with.
BOBBINS & YATES.
123 First Street, ,
Portland, Ot.
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NOTICE-
crmt wmm
AT
TfOB THE NEXT THIRTT DAYS
7 comme ncing Angost 1st, Haffert
denBros. will aeU the following goods
at very low prices: A fall Tine of
Queenaware, glassware, lamps, plated
castors, stone jars, churns, jugsT Dots,
fruit jars, Infanu ehaira, baskets, J
oil, brooms, lard oil. castor oil. hfn.
nut oil, etc., ate Soaps, ayrnp. can
dles, lard, flour, canned goods, ear-
(1 1 nMt. towMtmvm. aaITa. tu I . .
bluing, beans, atarcn, hJckoryiS
pick helves, cigars and tobacco. Call
and be convincccL
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