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Society ZXeetingg.
tTMPQUA CUAPTEB NO. 11, B
A. M., hold regular communica
tions avert trst and tbiid Tuesday
f each month Ail members in good
landing will take doe and timely notice
id govern themeelv8 accordingly. Visit
kg companions are Invited to meet will)
fee Chapter when convenient.
W. t FlKOLaUDB; Sec'y.
L A LAUREL LODGE A. F and A. M
l f holds regular meetings on Vednes
r day oh or belore each full moon.
if. C. F17LLEHTON, W. M.
R, KEWCOMB, Secy.
PHILETA R IAN
it 3 ' a i . . f
f. meets oni Saturday evening, of each
week at 7 o'clock, in their hall at Rose
eurg. Members of the order in good stand
-jg are invited to attend. By order of the A
UXIOX ECNAMPMENT.No. 9, L O. O
meets at Odd Fellows' Hall on the 1st
. and 3d Fridays of every month. Visiting
.Brethren invited to attend
, JOHN NICHLE9, C P.
E. Q. HcH. Scribe .
TJMPQTJA GRANGE, NO. . 28. P; of
II- will meet hereafter on the 1st Satur-
ol each month, at Orange Hall, in Rose
hiirtr. All meambera in good standing are
cordially invited to a. tend:
i ! GEO JONES, M.
J. P; DtJSCAM. Secretary.
P. O. Direetorv.
Onad after June 10th, 1880, the mails
' for the acntb, lnclnding California, Nevad
and eastern States. will close at 7 o'clock
T. M., sharp, i
The mails for the north will close at
8:48 p. M.I i
The mails tor Cods and Curry counties
will close each day, Saturdays excepted
at 8:45 P. it. j
Mail lor Oak oreek., Mount Scott and
Patterson's mill will close Friday evening
at 9 o'clock p. M. j
Mails from south arrives at 4.45 A M.
osiy. i .
Mails rrom the north daily, Sundays
excepted at 7:15 P. M.
From Coos and Curry counties st 12 M.,
daily, Monday excepted.
From Patterson's mill Saturday at 6:39
Pi M.
Mobday order business transacted each
day, Sundays excepted, from 8 o'clock a.
M. to 5 o'clock p. M. Valuab'e letters and
parcels registered to all parts of th world
H. C. Stanton P. M.
SATURDAY .OCTOBER 10, 1880
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SOUTHERN OREGON NOTES.
f Mrs. J. i. Conasiock is in the city,
a guest of Mrs. Judge Watson.
The tarns foxes about town are play
ing sad havoo with the tame chickens.
The "Boy Orator" made a speech at
-the court house Saturday evening to a
large audience, j
J. C Tjiam departed this life at Can
yon vUle October 4th. He had been ill
only twoj or three ;days.
S. Marks 4 Co. this week purchased
ef Mr. Jesse N. Barker 1,321 acres of
land, paying theiffor fS.OOJ.
Mrs. Isaac Jones has a shell moni
tnent for raffle at the saloon of Mr. O.
C Perkins. It is a handsome piece of
work. Chances only 50 cents,
Mr. E. A. Chase informs us that the
"blower for the furnace in the New
Idran Mine has arrived at Ookland, and
that work on the mine will commence
next Monday.
Janes Pool has not yet been arrest
ed. He is hiding, hut Deputy Sheriff
""""Bspckway Is certaiu he cannot escape
cafture. Pool had better come in and
atandTIHa trial; $
Langenberg Bros, are selling out
their prtent stock of boots and shoes
at cost preparatory to receiving an ex
tra stock for the holidays. The new
stock will arrive to-day and Monday.
Mr. Alf. Slocura has made arrange
ments with Frank Bros, for another
year, and dsires that all opeu accounts
will be settled at once. Mr. Slocnm
will remove his store-room to opposite
. . 'Flood Co. in a short time.
4
Mr. Geo. A. Beath has made an as
signment of his property to his credit
ors, and T. S. Boadman, Esq., has
"been appointed assignee. In a few
days the saloon will be opened with
Mr. Ad. Harmon as proprietor.
Mr. L. C. Whselsr, of the Arm of
Abraham, "Wheel r 4 Co., was mar
ried to Miss Emma Chapman, of Wil
bur, on the 8fh inst. We certainly
wish the happy couple all happiness,
future prosperity and nothing more
than little troubles, with dark eurls.
The news from Ohio and Indiana is
that Indiana gives 10,000 republican
majority, elects 8 out of 13 republicans
to congress, and gives a large majority
to the republicans in the State legisla
ture. Ohio gives from 25.000 to 30,000
republican majority. It is not no
aimcuit to select democrats from re
publicans wlieir faces tell the story,
at uasiana several refused to sign
the "request" to the senators and rep
resentatives from this county. .We
found them to belong to those who
are determined to incorporate that
town whether the people wish i t or not.
And they said tbey .were determined
to learn the railroad company a lesson.
Out updnsu h nonsense 1 Infighting
the railroad company they fight the
best friaud that Southern Oregon ever
had. ; It is bad policy to cut one's none
off to spite one's face, and now that
the biUj has been defeated without
their help, how do the one or two who
have kept thei t names off the list feel
siooo. their action in the premises has
amounted to no more than an ill
. mannered puff of wind?
CALAPOOIA.
David Hurst has rented his farm and
stock ranch for a term of yenrt to
Howard Martin for the consideration
of 700 per year. ,
Chaa. wihocRs' mother, who has
been visiting her son here for some
weeks past) takes her departure for
Wisconsin, iher home, in a few days.
Prof. Hutchinson is preparing for an j
exhibition the close of his school (
m-htch Axnirfag Fridav. November fil.h "'
Ajl invitation is extended to all
? x .- L i. - i . J a n
Honry Davis, Will Johnson and
Mike Downing started for the Palouse
country last Monday with the inten
tion of atrikl ng better diggings. May
you be crowned with success, .boys, is
our wish.
- J4ha T. Daniel, Esq., and family
bade farewell to their many friends,
and took their departure for the Pal
ouse country the other day, there to
take land and build and dig out a re
eeptable home. Mr. D. for several
years has been engageu in tne larming
business here, but bad luck and
failure of crops forced him to abandon
tja desire of making farming a suc
cessful oocapation, and hereafter he
wm rive nis undivided attention to
te laJalug cf fine atock la the horse
catt'ie, abeep aaa iwiue une.
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LEGI3LATITB AND OTfiZS NOTES.
Powsll's "Instlteota" have coat the
State a targe sum of money daring his
term of office, and the people will Bet
need bis seirvloes hereafter.
Several members of the Legislature,
who seem to have been sent oat of a
kind of Joke, will hardly ever warm
another legislative chair. The sover
eign pi ople are looking after their In1
terests and will continue to improve
on the class ef material they employ,
The htate University is being ran
at an enormous ezpenae for "salaries"
as shown by report presented at this
session. Reform will be demanded In
a short time, in that direction. .
The schools for the Mutes and Blind
are supposed to be the property of a
certain Salem Church and large appro
priations are aaked for toy a certain
clergyman who hope to be able to
''absorb1' the lion's share of the amount
Vigilant eyee are watching bin and
appropriations, if any are made at all,
will be so light, that he will find it
more profitable canvassing for yellow
legged Jchlckens among his parish
ionen.
The angelic presence of Hen. Owens
makes all who fear corruption in a
legislative body, breath easy. The
titles to swamp land which he pro
poses to carry to Europe, are not yet
complete, but hie bill la "grinding."
A splendid suit, consisting of knee-
breeches, black silk stockings, silvar
buckled shoes, claw-hammer coat and
white vest, is in course of construction,
and as an American nobleman he pro
poses to occupy said auit when visit
ing the court or et. James. He goes
with Col. Hogg and Wm, Beid to en
rich European capitalists.
Inexcusable extravagance on the
part of a preacher by the name of
Knight will likely prevent any ap
propriation for Mute and Blind schools.
Both have been run for several years
for the purpose of sustaining a Salem
Church, as the records show. The
members see it, and will discontinue.
The session grinds slowly, bat there
will be enough legislation before the
close. It ia safe to say that fourfifths
of the new laws proposed would work
an Injury if passed, and it ia under the
workings of that gieat law of com
pensation, that most bills will fail to
reach the statu tee.
Col. Hogg is fighting to secure the
privilege of running hid cars over the
tiack of the O. & C. R. R. when he has
neither truck or cars. He wanta a
certified copy of the bill in his claw
hammer coat when he meetshis friends
again in England, where his land grant
is uiider a mortgage and on Uie mar
ket for sale.
FATAL SHOOTING. AFFBAVj
James McNeil Shot by Jamea Pool
And Dies From the
Wound.
Fool s Arrest Ordered by the Sheriff.
Jatnts McNeil was shot Lby Jamea
Pool on Elk creek last Saturday, and
died the next morning from the ef
fects of the wound iufiicied. McNeil
was an aged man while Pool ia only
19 years of age.
The circumstances of the shooting
as near us wecan learn them are same-
thing like this: UcNell and Pool had
a quarrel, wuicn resulted in a usticun.
McNeil would have whipped Pool
quite severely; but after he had pum
mel IvJ the boy sufficiently, outside
patties Interfered, and the two coin-
batanls were separated. Pool want
off three miles and procured a pistol,
and returned tu McNeil's , cabin. The
parties who had interfered in the fight,
in the meantime, had gone off to
water some horses. They heard a pis
tol shot, and one of them remarked,
'There, the old man ha Bitot him
self:" They hastened back to the
cabin, and found McNeil lying on the
floor, thot in the thlgb, and Pool in
the house with a pistol in his hand.
Pool helped the others to put the old
man in bed. McNeil simply said he
would die, and knew it. McNeil's boy
went for a doctor, but the puysiciau's
efforts were unavailing, and as McNeil
was mortally woanded he died Mono
day nioruing.
Sheriff Hogan telegraphed Thursday
morning to deputy sheriff Gibbs o ar
rest Pool, who will doubtless have his
trial at the coming term of the circuit
court.
Reported Indian Ontbiw
The following telegram baa been re
ceived at the surveyor general's office
from Dudley Henry, deputy United
States surveyor: "The Indians have
stopped the survey on the Skagit river.
They threaten to kill the whole party.
Everette and Baker were attacked yes
terday and in self defense shot two
Indians. The upper settlements are
in danger. Wo cannot work unless
protected by the government" Gen
eral McMicken is now at Salt Lake
City attending the council of survey
ors general. A. B. Cowles, chief clerkt
telegraphed to Vancouver to Gen.
Howard, and received a reply saying
the surveyors should be protected, but
that the killing of the Indians would
make it more difficult. Mr. Hi
was engaged ia a survey In the same
localitv last Tear, and the Indians
threatened then to kill him if he did
not stop work, but he conciliated them
J by making present of provisions, etc
f;pn Howard who accompanies tne
presidential party.last night telegraph.
ed to Vancouver to Lieut Symons to
proceed to Olympia take the steamer
Daizy, which has been chartered for
the nuriiose. thenco proceed to Port
Tnwsend, take sixty men from the
garrison awl go to the aid of Surveyor
Henry, on the Skagit, to quell the in
dian outbreak here. '
The Price of Wheat.
The houutiful harvest in both this
country and Europe will no doubt
cause wheat to rule very low this
.... ... A 1 . I. - A
season but tnis wiu not lewuu u up
mand for the Oregon Kidney Tea, as
every man or woman who has the
backache or any trouble with the
kidneys or urinary organs, win try
this well known remedy even if wheat
ah mild be onlv 50o per bushel. Bold
by all druggists.
An Advertisement.
nr. Mrriek has a card in another
wtimn tindpr the heading of "VAn
! ODen Letter." We here atato that we
know nothing of the facts in tne case,
and Dr. Merricks letter is to.be paid for
as any ether advertisment.
Birng in your "Wood.
Those of our subscribers who prom
ised us wood will please bring in the
same immediately. We wish to store
it away that it may keep dry for
winter. '
Thrown From a Horse.
Mrs. Bvante, wife of W. 0. Evaata
the fruit-dryer man, was thrown from
bone, near Myrtle Creek, aa Uou-,
qv uuwujwuij,v .
TXR3QKAL.
Hr. Bel. Abraham la in Balem.
Mr. Joe Cloaga kM ear thank for
several items.
S. C. ZTendrlek has gene to Califor
nia there to remain.
Mr. I. Carols once more oa deck at
the Baaaar of Fashion.
Parrott Bros, have opened out a new
stock of boots and shoes.
James Maheney and Alex. Gibson
visited Reseburg Sunday.
Virgil' Conn ia la Portland pare bas
ing furniture for his residence.
Col. Xfflnger la to speak ia this part
of the Itate for Hancock and Eng
lish. , ... .. .
Mr. F. Bchleslnger, of CanyonTllIe,
is in the city. We are pleaaed to see
him.' -
Albert Parker has gone to Lake
oonnty to look after the grave of his
late wife:
Messrs. R. L. Stephens and B.
Chenoweth were in town Thursday.
Come again,
Hon. M. C. George will deliver po
litical speeches In this city next Mon
day evening.
James Cameron had his arm frac
tured by the upsetting of a wagon on
Looking Glass hill.
Mr. Pike and wife, of Oakland, and
Hr. Markwiek and wife left for Call.
fornia Tuesday morning.
Senator Slater has made twentyeix
speeohss in the present campaign .and
gone home to take a rest.
The many friends of Miss Frankle
Howard are pleased to learn of Uiat
young lady's return to Koseburg.
Hob. Jeaae N. Barker will Jeava
next week for Eastern Oregon, and
will be absent from home several
montha.
Miss Delia 8 locum' s many friends
are pleased to know that she has re
covered from her lata attack jof ty
phoid fever.
Mr. H. H. Hendricks, of the Plain-1
dealer, starts for Eugene en Monday
there to attend school. Our best wishes
go with him.
Mr. J. Hedgpath has gone to East
ern Oregon. Mrs. J, B. Linvule ac
companied the family for the benefit
of her health.
W. H. Pitcaford and family and
Mr. and Mrs. Harman have rented the
house of Mr. 3. N. Backer, and will at
once move into town.
Ad. Harmon has purchased Beath's
saloon and will open the same to the
publio en this or to-morrow morning.
"Ad " has many friends in town, and
will make a succeed of the business.
The Linn county fair closed Ootober
0th. The fair most be recorded as a
success fiaonolally. The diplay was
not large, but all the articles on ex
hibition were of the very best quality.
Mr. S. J. McCormiok, who is now in
San Francisco, ia, we learn, ncgotiat-
ng for the Monitor, a newspaper pub
lished in that city. It is very preb
able that he and his family will Iave
Portland to reside at the bay.
The editor la indebted to friends in
Oakland for many favors extended
daring his reeent visit to that place-
to no others more than the kind
hearted landlord and his lady of the
Depot hotel i
Ahem is the name of a young man
who attempted suicide last Friday
night, by blowing oat his brains. He
only succeeded in burning his hair
when the pistol report was heard and
friends came in time to prevent the
consummation of his purpose.
We will soon give our Oakland read'
era some spicy letters, writen from that
place by a young lady, who, while she
would guess the rightful names of
some of our other correspondents and
makes a failure, will know what she
speaks of and w.hoshe is talkiagabout
When she sees this item she will say
we are determined to have the lat
word in the discussion, and that this
! a nnr.hitr paai nf -''.p.inftnra!'
One of Roseburg's "mashers" went
to Looking Glass, there made (as he
thought) a ten-strike, danced all night
with the lady, and was finally told
she could not go buggy riding because
she had a husband. Our "masher" now
wants pinned upon lady's shoulders,
"married" or "single," as the case may
be; He don't want to be foolad again,
and give a married woman's husband
a chance to pot up ano ther job on him.
AN OPEN LETTER.
Mr. M. M. Colvig, Druggist, Can
yonville. Oregon, Dear Sir: The re
port has reached me that some com
plaint has been made in regar to the
compounding cf prescriptions at your
drug store. I desire, unsolicited, to
state that in all my experience with
druggists, I never saw a more careful
and conscientious compounder uf pre
scriptions then yourself. I have fre
quently noticed the extreme exactness
with which you would weigh and
measure medicines, even those of no
essential medicinal quality, such as
simole sy rur. mint water, ic. It is
the h abit with some unprincirlsd
physicians, whenever a patient gets
woraa under treatment, to look sus
piciously at the medicine ordered and j
exclaim'Thatisflot what I order
ed," or '"The druggist made a mis
take," thus castiag the blame for the
patient's condition on the innocent
druggist. Possibly you may have been
the victim of that kind of practice.
However that may be, let me give you
some or the advice so often given to
me when unjustly assailed. ' In yon
position you cannot afford the time to
stop and reason with every little dog
that barks at yon. Bo right doing ia
your dignified and correct way. Defy
them to show wherein you have done
wrong or harmed anyone. Let them
vent their spleen and malice. It will
goon recoil upon themselves and if
there is any shame in their composi
tion, tbey will some day see their er
ror and bo sorry for the Injury they
tried to do you." There are some
men and some women who would
scorn to rob a hen roost or a clothes
line, but who have no hesitancy what
ever, In robbing a pel eon of that which
la far more valuable than gold, bis
good same and position in society,
Tbey would net poison his cattle bat
they would poison and rain bis repu
tation if they could. Do not let any
reports prejudicial to your care and
skill worry yon. Let them alone and
they will die of their own rottenness.
Da. C; H. Mebbicx.
Opea Letter.
. Creaeeat City, August 8d, 1879.
Messrs. Griffln aa4 Co. We have
sold your Cream Bakicg or Yeast
Powder exteatlvotr, aad eau truly
aay it haa given eetletetion ia every
reapeci. Tout feate, ffetf Merria
MdCa
COTJET DOCKET.
yellowing la the docket for the Octo
ber term of the circuit court for this
county.
State of Oregon, resp., 'vs. Kennedy
A Strickland, app.; appeal from w
tlee's court from costs.
State of Oregon, vs John O'Neal, ct
al; recognisance.
State of Oregon vs Jas. 7. Levies;
recognisance.
State of Oregon, vs S. Minard; ap
peal from taxation of costs.
Cyras 'Williams vs W. B. Williams
ana J. b. uixon: action to recover
money.:.
A. A. Fink vs C. 4 G. R. Co.; in
Junction.
H. 8. Marsh vs Hawley, Dodd A Co.,
and Wheeler Bros.; action to recover
money and damages.
KllenJ. Longet al vs P. Griswold
andfWUe, action to recover real prop
erty.
Ellen J. Long ct al vs Henry Land
era; same.
Tf. J. Alexander vs S. Minard; ac
tion to recover real estate and damages.
M. J. Courtney vs K. Kubly et al;
injunction.
Sugar Pine Milling Co. vs. T. C.
Alaxander et al; suit to enforce lien.
S. Plymale vs J. J. Comstock, suit
in equity for specific performance. R.
G. Ebert, reap., vs Henay Conn, app.;
suit to recovery money. ,s
W. S. Frazler, resp., vs L. . Vanar-
burg, app.; appeal from Justice's
Court.
8. Minard, app., vs county court of
Douglas county, resp.; appeal from
assessment of damages.
John Stanley, resp., va W. P. Day
and H. Stonier, ano.: appeal frsm
Justice's court.
F. R. Hill vs Jas. T. Cooper; sulk in
equity to recover rent profits.
Ida May Crow vs Henry Crow, di
vorce.
Sugar Pine Mill Co. vs H. G. Crow, to
recover money.
W. W. Thayer et al vs A. J. Man
ning etal; suit to set aside fraudulent
conveyance.
D. McMullen et al vs Abraham,
'heeler a Co.; suit to foreclose me
ehanio's lien.
Samuel Feder vs Uaro Bros.; to re
cover money, j
D. N. and . Waller A Co vs Caro
Bros.; to recover money.
J. 8. Seed VS; Wella and Flook; to
recover money.
JeusUdUr Bros, vs Wells and Flook;
same. - I
Wilmerding add Co. vs B. Cameron;
same.
Mania A Co vs I R Cameron ; came,
J E Pike ana Son vs J T Daniel et al;
sane,
John C. Alkea vs Isador Caro; fore
closure',
Clark and Mayhew vs Wm. Badger;
to recover money.
W. W. Thayer et al vs J. N. Barker;
foreclosure.
WSKeaavs O Bidweil; foreclosure.
J O Booth vs L B Stark and E Dod
scsa; action to recover real property.
John B Hodges vs O Qosllne; actien
to recover money.
James Paisly vs Myron Bid well,
foreclosure
L 8 longer va R Cameran ct al; same.
S Smith and Co va Snook and Moore;
same.
A P Hotallag and Co. vs J 8 Aiken;
same.,
Feukhausen and Braunschwelger vs
George A Beath; same.
Fleekenstein and Mayer vs W. Steel;
same.
Sugar Pine Milling Co. vs A O Ca3-
ton; action to recover personal prop
erty and damages.
P S Oosline vs Sugar Pine Milling
Co; action to recover money.
Ordenstein and Co. vs Geo A Beath;
action to recover money.
E G Young et al vs E Eneok et al;
same.
.Cyron Mynatt. lespondent, vs Henry
Bushuol, app; appeal from Justice's
court
R R Duncan vs Martha E Duncan;
divorce.
Alvlra Miracle vs Joel J Miracle; di
vorce.
Elizabeth Howard vs C H Howard;
divorce.
Lovina Holt vs Jas W Holt; divorce.
Charlotte A Gabriel vs W P Gabriel;
divorce.
R W Kelchaln vs Mary Eelchaln;
divorce.
State of Oregon va Douglas county
Road Company; action to annul the
charter Of a corporation.
L F Mosher vs ; confirmation.
Thos Morris vs I B Dawson; align
ment.
Willard and Tan Schvyver vs Daniel
Syron et al; confirmation.
II V Green vs LStenger; assignment.
GEORGE C. PERKIXS.
On Saturday last says the Coos Bay
News, the vessel built in the shipyard
at this place was launched at the time
announced. In the forenoon a large
party poured in from all parts of the
bay, some coming on the tug Escort,
ethers on the bay passenger steamers
and others in wagons. At noon the
sound of the hammers called all to
gether at the shipyard and much
anxiety waa felt as the supports were
being removed from the keel. At
12:30 when the last support was re
moved, the vessel rested on the ways
and gracefully glided into the bay
amid the blowing of steam whistles
and vociferous cheering by the spec
tators. As is customary on such oo.
caaions a bottle of champagne was
broken when she touched the water;
Miss Jennie Marl and Mis Ada Smith
had charge of that portion, and
Mr. Jobn Kelly was the re
cipient of a champagne bath
the time, the contents of the bottle
finding its way ail over him. A large
board with the name Gov. George C
Perkins, painted on it was then placed
in front of the cabin, showing that the
vessel had been named after tbe Gov
ernor of California. Tbe vessel was
then brought to the wharf in front of
E B. Dean A Co.'s store and pro
nounced by all to be one of the finest
vessels ever built at this point. CapU
Reed, who has charge of this work,
received well merited commendation
for the manner in which he filled his
contract. More interest was mani
fested in this launch than on former
occasions, owing we presume to the
fact that nearly half the vessel is own
ed by residents of this place
Call The Watchman.
Marshal Cox want all who desire
him to call them for the train or for
other purposes hereafter, to remem
ber that hla price for aooh work la 19
cento, and that no one need come to
him hereafter nnleae they have the
needful wherewith neeeasary.to jnake
the ermine tf twiUjaa toadei gat up
A POO.
At the request of the writer we
publish the following. Ed.
"Twas on a bright and brilliant evening
The aforesaid queen of May I chanced to
meet, -
Her reqaesta to e were in language re
peating. To meet her at the dooryard gate.
Her offer was made and gladly accepted
By me on that dar. with barov and imn
Bat something occurred very unexpected.
o.t me may grounds that nay, near by the
, stream. -
I straggled hard, I struggled long,
But my chances got too loose,
At last sh found a city chap,
And how he cooked my goose I
The next thing that my mind conceived,
Tnat thequeoa and I soon must part.
And you all know I felt relieved.
When we landed again at the dooryard gat
Butthis fair one again I chanced to meet.
At oar Rabbath school, on Sabbath eve.
The words ahe sent, with smiles so sweet,
Could ne'er console my sorded fate.
So in conclusion, I mast say,
Let storms appear and again reherse.
Let others talk as though the may.
My sentiments are in the following verse.
Fame is a scentless flower,
With gaudy crown of gold,
But friendship is a breathing lilly.
With sweets in .every fold.
Persons living ia malarious district
may protect themselves from attack
of fevers by using Fellows' Compound
Syrup of Hypophosphites;its effects in
toning up the system enables us to
to warn off contagious disorders and
successfully combat disease. Fellows'
Hypophosphites is administered by
the leading medical men in Canada,
a large number of whom have written
of its efOeacy in specific cases.
We Challenge The World
When we say w believe, we have evi
deuce to prove that Sboh's Consumption
Cure is decidedly the best Lung Medicine
made, loVas muctaj as It wiil cure a common
41 Cbrpnie Ceogh in one halfl the time
and relieve AetUma, Bronchitis. Whooping
Cough, CTOnp, and show more' cases of
(Jonaamption cored than all others. It
will cure where tbey fail, it is pleasant to
bke. harmleaa to the vnnncreflt r.liild mnd
C girf rentes what we iajr. Price. 10 eta.
JCli ana S1.UU. if your Longs tie tore
stest or Sack lama ase Suiloh's Poras Plan
Sold fays. Hamilton, druggist.
I Wish Everybody to Know It.
Rev. George H. Thayrr. an old citizen of
this vicinity, known to every one as a most
inuuential citizen, ana Cnmtian Mi mater ol
the M. E. Church just this moment step
ped in our store to say, "I wish everybody
to know that 1 consider both myself and
wife owe our lives to Shileh'a Consumption
Cure.' It is having a tremendous sale
over our counters and is giving perfect sat
isfaction in all cases ol Lung Diseases, such
as nothing has done. Dated Bourbon,
Ina., May Mth, '73. Dr. Hatchet A France,
Sold by S. Hamilton, Druggist.
The most popular and tragrant perfume
of the kay is HACKMETACK. 'fry if
sold by a. Hamilton, Koebur, Origin
It is a Keally Reliable Remedy Fori
Wasting end Kervous
Disease. ;
After ousaerous experiments Mr. FeU
lows' succeeded in frrxlucicR this com
bination of Hvpphospliittis, whick has not
only restored him to health, bat has since
been so successful in the treatment of dis
ease emenatlng from loss of nerve power,
and consequently relaxation, vial
Aphonia (loss of voice.) Neuralgia,
Auieniia, Kervous Debility
Chronic Diarrhoea, Whooping Coagh
Djtneptia, Congetrfion of the luugs, Fever
and Ague, Palp itation of the heart, Lt u
curliCE, Melancholy, Mental Depression,
.Nervousness.
Persons living in ma'arioua districts
may prosect themselves from attacks of
J.-ver by the nse of fellows' Compound
(Syrup of Hypopbosplutes. Its eflocte in
toning up tbe system enaules as to ward
off contagious disorders, and successfully
couioat disease.
The soluble phosphites and the other
ltti.'-sugUiunig principle composing bel
lows iiypopnospmitts are so carefully
projioruoned and so judicially mingled,
that their aetion upon the aerves. mus
cles and membranes in imparting vitality
strenght and hcaltby action la generally
apparent within tWeutyfour hours, and
the good effects experienced are of a per-
nanent character.
J"chn W. Gilbert.
BALEM, OBEQON.
Dealer Ia
LEATHER,
Hides, Furs and
Liberal advances made to
Butchers.
oc!8
ASSIGNEES SALE.
Notice is hereby ffiven that the under
t i i : t.
estate of Geo. A Beath and the credit"
ors oi said Geo A Beath are required to pre-
sent their claims, unoer oain. 10 mm ai
his office ia Bosebarg. Oregon, within
three months. And all persons indebted
to the said 6eo A Beath, will save costs by I
calling at my office ani settling the same.
Dated this lath Oav of uctooer, ipov.
TS. BOADMAN,
Assignee.
Louis Belfils,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER
Front St., Bosabusg, Oregon.
Wholesale and retail dealer in Watches.
Clocks, Jewelry, Oold Pens, and Musical
Instruments. Watches, Clocks and Jew-
si ry repaired, Alt my work warranted.
8. K. KAYJttOND,
SURGEON DEUTTSTJ
tad door to Dr. Hamilton's Drug Store,
aaesbarg. Oregon.
Offer Ma professional servlaea to the
people ef DoQglaa eounty, with whom be
has bea acq sainted several years. All
work wenaaMd 6m ilsst, end term as
ndersioaaaay etas ia tbe ntofoadoa.
SoneopatMo Physicist
BOSEBUBG OBK)X,
WILL ATTKJfD TO
latrasted to hsi
es residence
ill CACSI
Oflee at
tfef
BUCKINGHAM & HECHT'S
(SAN FRANCISCO) Celebrated
BOOTS anil SHOES
For Sale at i
ABRAHAM, WHEELER'S STOBB.
BUY '':T:--v
THE OKPQUA VALLEY MILLS
THE BEST IN IS MARKET.
Address A. vT. STEARNS, CaayoavilV
Oregon. sepi
TESTIMONIAL.
Offieo of B. Marks & Co.
. Roeeb
To J. O. Baker. Agent Western
pleasure to say that wc have ued
ornin nl ati in sr. and that wotind it
0,
can, therefore, recommend it to the public aa the beat olea ne
Qse. S. Marks & Co.
We fully endorse the above.
TP. F. Owgjrs, Ageat G. B. A.
II. L. Murton,
J- C. Floed,
J. D. Bcbnbtt,
The Western, manufactured by Tom. Ilolmau it the best I
have ever used. II. Conn,' Sr. 194w
Parties desiring to purchase one of these machinca will send ia
their orders at once, as iast year, though the dilatory action f the
farmers, 1 was unable to supply the demand. I must hav ordera
earlythat I may ship the machines in time fror the manufactory.
J. O. Bakbr, Agent Southern Oregon.
A Fiae Stock and Farming Ranch.
Term reasonahle, and desire for sale is
occasioned through a wish to emigrate to
Eastern Oregon.
For price of land and references Inquire
of John W. Kelly, at the Independent
oflire, or tke proprietor on the premises.
Land for sale -SOU acres of timber and
grazing and farming land combined ; i
about 75,00 of farming land and the re
mainder pasture and timber land.' Tu
above contains a fine orchard sod about 3
acres of garden land subject to irrigation.
There also is a fine lot of young treos is
the above named orchard, embracing ail
kinds peaches, cherris and apples and
vines of all kinds. There Is a good water
wheel on the stream on tbe premises mat
affords about a twelve-horee power, and
ruus the shingle mill of K. B. Martindnia
As.jn. B. L.STEPUENSi
Coles Vaixst, Oregon. t
;uere is a chance for a good bargains.
who auiilt early
Dearling Gifcscn.
Weald announce to the public tnat
I they are prepared with the best ot materi
'al to supply all demanpe ia their line.
Having enjoyed over twenty years' expo-
rience in their trade, all work performed
by them is guaranteed to be Erst-clafJ, and
strictly according to order.
arson's Celebrated Har
row ;
FOB RALE BY J. W. STRANG 2, P.OSE-
BUKfcr.
Pronounced by all who have used them to
be the beat ever Invented, always ea
hand and for sale cheap.
FARM MACHINERY KE
;FAIRliD,
Give TZiexB a Call.
WHOLESALE AND
ROSEBTJRG, OREGON,
mm ABOVE NAMED FIRM WOT7LD
JL boatharn portico of Oregon that they
las gsat Steks
EVER BROUGHT TQ
SOTJTHEBNi OREGON
The stock iu inestion Is complete in every
I v.scn at tueh tow figures that we are able
I competition is wnuieaale and rsuui prices.
First-class Dry
Full I4xies of Clothing,
Ladies' Dress
Fancy Millinery Goods
f-l of-CJ Q,Y) H fln.Tr?
JLACllUO tiAj.ll VftUOj
Boots
WB HAVE COMPLETE LXNE3 Ot
GROCERIES
Glassware, Tobaooo, Cigam. Wiztes and JAxm
Wo Vave also eveTytMo(ialb way of
Of all kl4 ta reBpers, raowars, eta et
ZHhcct Paiss Pali
Ia eenevtle with the etore and Bear
warebease for tbe storage ef grain, aad
Impreved Urata sievater aad uraia Cleaner, wtuca numars win see aavaatefeeae
Co an try etoro-kespsrs will iad ea applicatios we an eler tams swperiet barirala
! Iiph ft ae atu aet as aaoaraN
n. EZIECSELTIB02 T
MA.KBLZ k TOMBSTONE
CDTTEH.
Opposite K. S. J. C Sheridan's H.-fO
ware Store,
ROSEBCEG, OREGO&-
Tbc finest of Vermont and Italian
marble always on hand. Orders from
homo and abroad promptly filled.
Parties desiring work ia Jackron or
Joaepbinc counties will find that I
can accommodate them with lowest
rates.
B. BKECXE5T3IDGB.
E. M; BAVIS, H. D,
FHYSICAIN AND SCRGEE.
FFICK CPSTalttS IN g, MASK!
feCo'i brick building. EoMbur. On
gon. Private eMulMtia rsoai
tea, pa-
tients.
org, Oregon, Angnat 12th, 1880.
Fanning Mill. Sin Wa take
and arc using the "VT stern" tor
tbe best mill we bare tried. Wc
. B. Tipton. F. M. Tcptow
pft.TERSorro
SAW MILL.
TIPTON BROS., PBOFS
ALL
KINDS OF LUMBER.
Including
SUGAR PINE,
CEDAR, Fill,
PIffE AND OAK
LUMBER.
Always oo hand, and orders promptly
filled on the shortest, notice. AH kinds ol
d reused lumoei constantly on hand. Lum
ber furnished at any point ia Koseburg
wiehout extra chaitre. and by application
to me it will be found that my lumber is
not ouly the bet but the cheapest in tbe
market. Try me and see.
Address ali letters to
TIPTON BROTHERS.
jy3 PateraoB'a Mills, Or.
fT5a S&E2,
EOSEBrSQ, ORE GO JT.
a I.I. BHSINESS IN SIT Lliflf WD
-Ct, be promptly attended to, aad charges
moderate. Can be found when want
Inquire for ma at Koseburg hotel.
EQSEBUR6 HILLS,
PF.CniF.TQ5S
the best Flour in the Market
The Floaref these mills has gained ia
popularity until it has been considered by
by purchaser! as the best m the market.
Orders frot , homo and abroad ClUd
promptly Address,
ICNES GATES.
EETAIL DKALKBS V
AN50UCSE TO TH r : OPL HP THE
havt imported to Uo&o r? j
detail, and was purchased ia Baa Fraa-
to fall at such, rates as to permit aj te defy
I ha siocii soinj'ruet
Goods,
Goods,
and Shoes. Etc.
& CROCKERY
HARD WAKE, aad eaa eepplj
Ub
tbe shortest Bade sad bms4
XTodL Oxsin &&& VssSs.
ike railroad depot we have e
adjoining the warehease we nave the latest
, . .. 4aasaa wghi
Sheridan ' Bros.
They weald anaoaaee that tbey have jaat
Iiarsest;; Stocli of ;Hcxclt7aro" -H:'-
Ever brought to Douglas eoanty.and wbea adced to their 8T0VE8 OF ALU TAT
TKRN8 and BS DE TIN WAKE. ths a-e prepared to declare they have Vise
beat supply in their Mnerof aay establishment in Eoathera Oregon, which tbey prcf -sw
esa pnrcbaae elsewhere. , - 'r''
la the shape ol bndOg nUtride----ia the way ef lochs, buttt eU, we can S
saperior iadueements to. purchasers. Try as.
We can glveyoa bargains in the foliowiog Vraadi of ovea, not equalled elea
where Bock's. Bonansa. yermer. Utility, Dexter, Pacific, Wide West, Claraue,
Occident, Imn King, Bmp're City, and other stoves aad ranges.
Tbe best of workmen aro constantly employed m the maanactare of oar Ttawcaa
and bayers shoald taarn oar yrtcee.
We have also taragiu to oBet ia gnns, even as Winchester, Sharp and othsr EK-,
as well as la Bhot-gnns and Pisto'e.
We are aJse Agoois for the Vhite, Perlem aad Haw Home Sewlog Blaebiae .ittSi
we sell etbjwett rates and warrant as eomplste in every respeet.
Wj oca also sapply
Avcrill.end BulTr !?autxts,
The best ia the market, at the lowest rater.
Oive as t. sail, iuapeet oar stock, lco aire e to ear prises, aad we promise to roitnS
anyeeo. SHEK1DAK BROS.
Gen'l Merchandise,
ISCLCJDEiG EVERY VARIETY OF
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
OF THE LATEST STYLE.
CasMrisrsi cf all Variety cad Si.ad3 ca. Esa
AT THE i
M. JOSEESHON,
(gentlemen & Boy's
:J7e 113 JX. E "SaT -
ITCLOTn
BEFOB3 PUB HASuJO ELSir'BIBE,
BY SO DOING GOOD Ba RgAINS CAN BE SECURED
tb Timmyu as Fas rs ten e( alj
no aifuiiom ktA TUatleie ef aaa
Mre Ptmwr suad faviaerates' ef
nerve atr4 seta.
Taenaer aaa anyacjteeef anaJa
rewasv- ;
reQowe Compound Bymy la eota
poeed ot tagredlenU fdenttcal wit
those whisk eonatitate Healthy Blood,
Unaola and Xerve aad Brain SubBteneo
while Life itself ia deotly dependent
npoa aome of them.
By ita anion wlm the blood and lta
affaet upon the masolos, reeetablishlnc
Che one and toning the other, It la en
(ehle( effotting the following resulted
It ta3 dleplaoe or wash out tubero
Joan matter, and thus cure Consumption
By increasing Kervous andMuseula
Tlgor, It will euro Dyspepsia, teebbi
or laserrapted aetloa of the Heart and
rdpftsUon Weakneaa ot Intellect
aoBad by grief, worry, overtax, o
fmgabt habits, Breaehitf Aeuto of
Cbroale, Congoetloa of the Longs, eras
In she moat alarming atagea.
It earn Aattma, Loan of Toloe
SeatalgU, St. Titos Daneo, Epileptic
Tibs, wkooptag Oeugh. Nervouanoaa,
od la a meat woodefful adjuset ta
ekarnmedloa uanstaining Life durlns
Via proesea of Diphtheria. , ,
Do not badeeoivedby roraedlesbene.
ta similar aamet ne other prepara
fioalaa entotltate for akia anderany
etronmiVwisaQ.
- look oat for the name and addram
. Z. TOiCVfl', at, John, JI.B, on the
jeSew wrapper la watormark, whiah ta
eon by holding the' paper before aba
Beht. r
Prise, IM per Bottle, for 9t&
aMfejeUBnejrteta,
mm a HVUSOltUU W WWj
HAISUFACTURRS OF COARS,
ASD
Dealers in Tobaooo, -
S. K. Cor. Battery yStreetg
SAXFILiXCISCO. CJLU
Woald aanounce to the trade throughoat
Southern Oregon that they are prepared
to offer superior advantages In
their line.
nd would respectfully
call attention es
peclally not only to
m A rn w m nr an
K. J. JL X 1 A. A. Ma J.
Their purely Havana and 124 ceut eiirar.
but also t tbe following popular brands of
wbicu taay are mauiuactarers I
'Blaamond,"
"Oar Charley,'
Umate, ,
"Elaine," -
"GnIey,"
Champion,
Bohemian', ;
Aai whieb braeda are aew ia SrsueJass
demand everywhere.
I. 8. ftoseabeasn k Co, also would have
it andersiood that tbey are willing to and
will sail all articles ia their tin to patrons
cheaper than eaa traveling agents for any
firm, aad that ail orders sent them will be
furnished without delay and in tbe neat
est and most reliable manner.
Give as a trial oaea, and yea will re
main ear pennant patrons. .
l. b. KUa&r.nAi'M Co.
CAKTONTILLB, OREGON,
BLACKSMITHLNG k WAG05
REVAXaiNG NEATLY DONE.
Herse-ehaeiBg a speeialtv. and satisfaa-
tloa gaaiaateed. - Terms low for eaah or
approved credit, and work done wbea
wanted. Tnoae Indebted to me are Hereby
notified that all outstanding debts mast
be paid by January 1st, lBW; by so doing
all eld patrons will do me a favor, aad
ana me aoia to pat in a BrsUdass stock in
therfoming Spring. The stock will be
ther ; bnt I wish a settlement with old
meads, aad with a iall stock be able to
sou tbem work cheaper than ever.
dOS U ARZ9XB.,
BUT
TK1 C
Kl VALLET E2LL8
1 AeaeemAitJaaVSABIia.CMMavtCa.
Boabui, Or. ,
reeeind aad new have oa hasd cse tS C.J
KILLS
THE BEST IN THE MARKET I
Address A. Tf . 6TEAEX8 CanyOnvilfe.
Oregon. - s.;p4
1). TOLLES;
House, Sign and Carrlas
Oral Ding, Marbling, Kalsomining ami
HARDWOOD FINISHES.
Paper-hanging and wail-tinting prompp
1 attended to at low rates. . Orders to ba
be left at Dr. S. Hamilton's drugstore.
Farq.uar'A . Rsstaurs&i
OS JACKS0S STREET, B03EBUEO,
1 .: ., :
JoHn IT cm ca.-u.cvz
Announces to the public that he haa
reopened the reetaurant opposite
- Hafiendea Bros., and will
FURNISH MEALS AT 25 CTS.
And that he will supply his tables
witn tne best in tne market
Xo Chinese Cook Employed
O L- IIOOUE,
(Late of Salem).
ALL WOES
carefully pea-
lone eo, ana
as reasonahle
wcrk
done.
Anaesthst
given and
Freeze
applied for the painless extraction of Vwti
Office an) Dental Room over Marks a
Co.'s Building, Roasburg.
Land Ofnee at Bosebarg, Oregon, Sept
tember 20th, 1880.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named eettler has filed notice of bis
intention to make final prool in support of
his claim, and secure final entry taereof. '
on Saturday October S3, 1S30, at the land'
office at Koseburg. viz ; Oron Gil pa trick,
Preemption Declaratory Statement tio.
3101, for :u sonthcaM quarter of south:
east quarter, section 9. and north bait ef
of the soulh went quarter and southwee,
quarter of southwest quarter, section 101
township 32. south range if west, and
names the' following as his witnesses, vis
William Havnrlo, Janes Oveisireet, Jobe.
Haight an.i Fran It Martin, all ot (ialesv
ville, Douglas couotv, Oregon.
. Vf. . BENJAMIN. Register.
SPANlSfl 11ERINO 'BUCKS
FOB SALE I
ThrowgWnreedi to oflfbr. t will"
La t- eei 1 y epanisn ntennooucaa
iku'i kra bcea reared on mv place. They.
at aaparlor buocis and wdl suit the ideas
of every sheep rawer. They will be seld
Very cheap for eaB. and i invite tne suee
raiiersoDoBgla connty to inspect them.
Tbey wilt be found at my farm, six miles
southeast of Bosabur2,on me v-ea ""r
rsad; J3m2) H. COici, oxw
TBE STAE SAL002T,
Jackson Btr-et, Boaeburg,
hereby announce to the publio that
1 have refitted ana refurnished tUii3
PGPULAB nEEOnA'
and shall keop on hand flue
T7i3f Liters & CiziTZ
ASSISNES &AL&
-k-h. i. tmbf atveo that the esdee
slgaed has beea appointd assignee ot the
sate ef BoVrt Cameron, and tbe crediw
era ef tbe said wooers vamervo r iv
onirad ireseal tbeif claims, under o&tb.
. . . I. 1?.w.l.C,-M lMraA
te aim ai m
.ut,i. ikM BMatha. And all persoas iih-
dsbtad to tbe said Sober Cameroo, wtl)
asree-MebyealUafattsy office andsa.
MirS?.Ll ifctsMtb ? at Aojt.
SOBSaT.R-vS'COMS,
4 aeiia. r. Uo, Li
-X"-: i. Jr- as good
f'.r' R H-"."? I can be
U: Si HI" the