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RESOLUTION OF EXDOPvSOLEXT
V il EREA9, TH K IkWOtAS ITOKFE5DERT
newspaper published In Row; burg, lias
veen puoiosnea in tni county lor the period
Of thnw years; and
Whubeas, e&ld newspaper is bow wel
established, md during a three years' trial
It bus faithfully served the Interests of the
producer tad ti-payer ; tbfrefcre be It
Utoii'cd, We, the members of t&e Emp.
not Orange No, JW, do give Thk DouolaB
IsDSPKKLiraTour unqualified endoeement.
and would recommend it a a newspaper
wordy tbs patronage of every farmer and
ax-ByerSn. Southern Oregon.
; Geo. W, Jones, Master --
J. P. Vckcak. Sesretary
SATURDAY. .NOVEMBER, 20, 1880
Tun iTOUE THE BETTER.
The result in the last election
Las. .Tviiiiout doubt,- brought
many men to their ' senses, politi
call. And there were a great
many who needed " the reproof,
which ; : ; adversity brings", to
straighten them up. Now men
in both tbis and Jackson couaties
find that they were not altogether
tnubie in vppoinjr the inde
pendent idea which pledged to
the n nothing more in the event
of its promotion than an honest
and economical administration
of pubhe county aflairs. Wa do
cot complain so much of
the severe school m which they
wet e compelled to be tutored in
crdar to see the. light, as wo re
jo:ce ia their late wisdom. They
have been 1 aught that in party
was not alono to be found the
We:ea of their aspirations; od
the other hand, they have learned
that they may yet do good by
Joo'dug after the most direct in
terests for protecting the in
terests of individual locality.
They -..are now desirous . only for
Rood and honest government at
hone. ;" They now think that
charity should begia here in
fSouthern Oregon. Well done.
While the lamp " holds out to
burn, the repentant hat a chance
to come back to his senses; and
the mere Hhat honestly work for
the promotion of public admin
istration to that end which shall
bring about the beet results, the
bater it will be for allroncerned.
The mere the merrier for every
- LfratVWxj,fiyar m the county. ,
THFJiE WILL BE A JtOW.
The election of Garfield and a pro
pocderance of one hold-over senator,
al least, in the Oregon legislature, is
certain to give the republicans of Ore-
' gen much confidence iu their ability to
elc t the text United States senator
to succeed Ben a tot Grover. We have
noticed that the Oregouian would sup
port Goo. ' H. Williams as its most
Available candidate; and on the other
band there ate republicans who will
Lave nothing else than there-election
-of Senator Mitchell. The Oregonian
is everything to beat Mitchell, and
that paper wields considerable influ
ence. Even to defeat Mitchell it
would take up Mr. Dolph, Mr. Failing,
Mr. Orbett or Mr. Anybody who is a
republican and it might bolt the par-,
ty before it would help Mr. Mitchell.
. Well, Mr. Mitchell is. not to be frlght
eaed at anything the Oregouian may
say. Mr. Williams will not run away
from Mr.- Mitchell for the reason that
he came to Oregon to beard the lion in
Lis den during the late campaign, and
. declare that , from, this time on he
projoses to make Oregou bis borne.
This U enough, in itself to ioint Mr.
Williams' afpiratiocr, and it shows
that tbere Is son to be a bitter war
waged between the two republican
giants of the State for the senatorehip.
As the end man in the minstrel ahw
said of the Thomas cat that called
"Maud" into the garden, and in the
meantime noticed abo her Thomas cat
.jumping over the fence, when Wil
liams meets Mitchell, "There'll be a
row " Mr Scott might have written
the last sentence in this article, tn bis
usual ; fa(.Udioas manner-" When
Greek meets Greek then will come
the tug of war-r-r-r."
The.,;; Democratic Times, at
" Jacksonville, waots to know
where the republican majority of
Jane has gone to, and makes the
assertion that had Indiana and
Ohio gone democratic in October
so would have Oregon iu Novem
ber. Well, it seems that the
democratic judges for the su
preme bench, were not the great
men that Hancock is (according
to the Democratic Times,- and
we agree with it iu this particu
lar), and it ssems that the peo
pie of Oregon thought ot the
judjea then e we did, and as the
Times must think now, according
to its own utterances. We are
pleased to see the Times virtually
acknowledging that our argu
ments in June last were in the
main correct, "and that the candi
dates tor supreme judgeship were
no better than we represented
them to be.
. The editor has had more ti e to de
vote to editorial work this week, owing
to the fact that he has capable assist
fence In the typographical department
cf the paper and the election is over,
alhec&a say once more what he
I letues. Looa, eut fir us trom w.
on
There aro democrat who Tt I
DoUev mat the party aa oe 0D
cea la tfca fatnre: there are 1
more sen siblt democrat! wha i
know that the party'e manaeere
are lacking brains, and. tinder the 1
preent management, the party t
can never gam : a aubitantial, j
or rather, a national victorv. The I
troth is, the democratic party it I
not the democratic part? any
1c nger.it u rather a party managed
by leaders too anxious to eecare
possession ot the flesh pott Of
Egypt ia the administration ot
the government at laree.' It is
needless tor ns to write the his
tory of each and every campaign
since the detest of Douglas and
t Breckenridge and the election
of .Lincoln, to prove that the
party has adopted any and every
issue after it had been abandoned
by the republicans, and adhered
to only- those principles against
which the republican party waged
successful warfare. These are
facte which a people have so well
learned that atter a gallant fight
on the part of the democratic
party, iu uv n gauani presidential
leader, the msjority have decided
they are not democrats, ibis is
enough to show that the leaders
of the partj, outside of Htncock,
are bad. If we: wanted further
proof on this point, we would
Sad it Jn the fact that in their
greed for prominence in the di
vision of spoils, the leaders di
vide and quarrel among them
selves until the electoral vote ot so
great a State as New York is lost,
and with it all hope ot the party
since; by losing New York the
election was lost. I We have it
from such newspapers as the Ne w
York Sun, owing to the great de
sire ot democratic leaders to con
trol for themselves the official
patronage of that city, amocutiLg
to over millions of dollars, the
Slate was given to the enemy; and i
we hear that democratic leaders
in Pennsylvania aiid other States
threw cold water Upon the party
efforts to conduct a successful
campaign, because the party's
platform, in the matter of free
trade, interfered with their inter
ests which were protected by a
hifch protective tariff which they
were sorry was not higher! Ilow
cau a party succeed with such
men as leaders who will put self
first and forget patriotism? How
will it succeed so loner as the
leaders in suet a State as New
V,L- t, k K.l.
-l""v " lu"
acce of power in their favor, sell
the welfare and interests ot the
party for a meS8 bf pottage? The
, . .! . .
vuuviusiuu ib luuviiubfio tuai j
there can be no substantial or
compieto victory to ine party
..-." . i .
until tbere are a nnv set of lead
era. But to have new leaders the
leeches now hanging opon the
party, for the good the party will
bring them, must bo Jone away
with. How to destroy the leeches
u the main question. ; There
must be reason on the part ot
those who have bra'ns, and who
declare that in order ' to destroy
the leeches you' must kill the
party, and commence aaw with
out them. It ; th new party is
born with new ldes, and without
camp-followers seeking crumbs
ot comfort at any and every one's
expense, then thete is hope for
the great number I of democrats
who were once organized, but
virtually have been disband
ed by , their late j defeat-, and
must now 6eek other abiding
places than those jwhieh knew
them for years, but; through the
force of disastrous circumstance,
mu6t know them no mora There
must be a new party, a new
name, new principles, and those
principles must not 'embrace op
position to the manufacturing itf.
terest s of the country. There
was a time when these United
States were without Itheir manu
factories. At that ym a pro
tective tariff would not be coun
tenanced, and free trade wa de
sirable. Those who would argue
contrary forget the jjast history
ot the American republic. To
day were tho Southern States,
which once desired! freo trade,
because ota lacking jof manufac
tories to make use of their raw
cotton, are now, mth the man
,olactories clamoring : for pro
tection. ; The govoo-nment has
changed, and it is undeniabls,
that a party must I not become
fossilized, but change with the
country, or it cannot meet iu
wants or receive the' support of a
majority of its people.
: It is claimed that tho republi
cans expended 52,000,000 to car
ry Indiana and Ohio in October.
This is an acknowledgment that
elections in tho United States
have become a farce; and that
money buys a victory. The charge
comes from democratic sources.
Admitting this much, aud demo
ciats must admit that English was
a pretty poor stick, or ho would
have given ; up enough of hit
523,000,000 to have foreshadowed
the November elections ia the two
States named. ' To Argue other.
wise ia to controvert the aster
ifeo&s of democratic cracs; tad
when w think that Englub
fHd to "go th npobliean jrty
tar, ' and ba content with
iu,wuw,uuw, it u certain we
nnot regard English othertriia
tbB . wy stingy cast,
8Uti oae who would hare
been . more aniioas to see
D1 VnJ o control at the White
House had there been more
money in tbe position.
NEW TO-DAY.
lew Backet!
jZ. SZ.OCULX
Will Bell all kinds ut
Agricultural Implenents
For Aaether Twelre Months la
FORi
FRAirK mos PORTLAND.
Black Hawk Plows and Cultivators.
Randall Boiling Harrows, '
Brown Sulky and Gang' Flows and
Harrows.
McSherr? Broad-cst and Foroe Feed
Seed Drill
Cider Mills, Etc., Etc.
LOOK OUT FOR THE
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FOE 1881
Bead for Circular Price List.
A SLOCUM. Agot.
-if4
The accumulated evidence ' of nearly
il.irtv vearsahow that trie Bitters is a cr-
tau remedy for malarial dispute, as well as
its surest prtven:auve; tnai it ernui-jairis
dyepedaia. constipation, liver complaint and
nervousness. cuiruci8 a tendency t'
I gout, rbfuraatism, urinary and uterine dis
to
is-
ordera, that it imparts vijrir to the feeble
and cheers tltemia t while it invigorates
ItiA 1mv)v Fnr &nl hv ntl DrninriHtft atwl
1 .
I Uealers generally.
Consumption Bronchi tas Asthma.
WHERE Fellows' Compound Syrup use
less in alt other diseases, the benefit
which it undoubtedly yields in consump
tion and other diseases of the Kespiratory
organs would vindicate its claim to the at
tention of every medical pr ict'oneer Frern
the s'.atixtics of England and America it is
estimated that niLfi-tentUs of the eutirw
deati s is caused by cmis'jiiiptinn alone.
If tHr' syrup is used perseverinaly it sub
dues the teudency to consumption, and iu
many conhrmwi cases, es in tbat of the
inventor, it has effrcttMl a cure.
- Indijf'ti.m and costivenes almost al
ways ariea from weaknoss of thu nerves
and muscles of the bowl's. Iu such cas,
Fellows' Hyrup of ilypophophites has
proved itself of the greatifljt service!. The
evacuations soon become copious and
healthy.
This syrup will care pulmonary con
sumption ia the tirst stasr and will give
Cfjaat relisf end prolonir life in 'he second
and third. It will cure atuhma; bronchitis
carvngitis, aud contrhs'. It will core all
lore ail dis'-ases oiiinating frm waut of
muscular anion and nervous force.
PUBLIC BPEAKEUS AND SIKGSKS
Will find this syrup of inestimable value.
A dose should be taken before speakiug or
singing.
Aphonia, or loss of 7o?c is usually
cured by a few doses. We have knnwu
cases where a single dose has been elK:ct
ual.
S. Jacobs, M. D writes:
"I had occasion to use your syrup in a
case of Aphonia which would not yield to
to regular treatment; it proved to be all
that you claimed for it, having ac'ed with
expedition and entire satisfaction."
Do not be deceived byjremedies hearing a
iroilar name: no other preparation is a
substitute for this, under any circumstan
ess. , ,
ED. TOLIES;
House, Sigpn and Carriage
Graining, Marbling, Kalsomining and
HARDWOOD FIXISHER.
Paper-hanging and wall-tinting prompt
ly attended to at low rates. Orders to he
be left at Dr. S. Hamilton's drugstore.
JXCK80M 8TBEKT, BOSEBUK&.
The proprietor of. this well-known and
popular resort would thank his frieDds for
their liberal patronage in the past sn'l ask
for a continuance of the same in the future
The publieis informed that 1 keep none bu
tbe best brands of wines, liquois and cigars
and that I sell over the bar the celebrated
JESSE MOORE & CO. '8
KENTUCKY WHISKIES
A good billiard table will be found In
the saloon; also the leading papers of the
of the world.
BUT
TKS UriPQ'JA YALLET Kill
' . X2EiO"GJS3 t -
- TI2 EEST IK TIE MARKET,
Addssw A, W. fTSABSS, Canyonville,
Ciejoa sepl
Raw' . CELEBRATED ISa
EOSEBURG ACADEMY.
The autumn sessisn ot ' tbis institution
ill commence on Monday. (September Oth
1880. and will be in charge of Dr. Browse
and the usual corps of competent assis
tants. -
The first month of the term will be free.
the other two months will be charged
for according to the following rates:
Orthography, reading')
Wntmg and Fn- v pr. month II 69
nary Arithmetic 1 -
Geography, or Eng. Grammar J 00
Higher Art tntnetis, Algebra or
iietoric, pr. month... 3 so
Tj'atin or Ureek, pr. month.. ,. ... , 3 00
V. dRNEOTOC, 1
A. W. Comptojt, Board of Directors.
C. Waddis. i
S. K. ltATMOND,
SURGEON DENTIST,
Sad door to Dr. Hamilton's Drug Store,
Bosebarg, Oregon.
people of Deuglaa county, with whom he
bas ben acquainted several years. AH
work - warranted firtlass, and terms as
moderate as any other ia the profession.
LAlTGElTBIina BEOS.
This firm has constantly on hand the finest
- stock of
Boots and Shoes
EVER BROUGUT TO ROSEBUF.Q,
Best of Boots and Sh.oss
Vaio to order and Repaired.
MTENT HETAUIC
8TIFFENER8,
uwia ins amsse
Boot and Slwe Heels.
Pretvnts nna'ng ortr and
airing off on the
SIDES.
The firm has on hand the finest stock of
of Lenther in the State, and is prepared to
do all Kinds ot work in a hrct-claro man
ner, upon the most reasonahle terms. Par
ties needing in their line, ghju'd call UKn
thum hrst, as they fully
GUARANTEE ALL WORK
Turned out pf their shop to he A 1 and
certain to wesr well.
All Kinds of Musical Internments sold at
San Francisco prices. Violin and other
strings a specialty. ;
I'ome nd Bee us.
113 OORDs
Four Foot Wood
FOR SALE.
I have 115 cords of fonr-foot wood for
wile on my pluce, 6 tnitas north-west ol
Roebburff, on the Coles vallev road. The
wood whs cut lust winter; is of the best
quality; el! sound oak; will Ikv sqIiI on mv
arm at the lowest rau-s. I have also pleniv of
stove wood, ami iiurc.iaseis will hnd that
I can cive tueru siiin-nur barguns. ' lliimt
who dwire a K'd trade cannot do butter
than cive uio a call. II. CONS, &R.
I arties may inquire at ttie olfice of the
INDKI'EMDENT if 1 a'a not in town.
ROBBIHS m YATES.
ARE IN THE FIDLD
AND PREPARED
i4t
IX A 1,1, TUE
LATEST
STYL
S,
tlaaLd w&M siwls
TIIAI ANY HOUSE
Ml FAWLITiES ABE
AND OUR STOCK IS
SECOND TO
ALL TII.E "ET CtSTRA" OF A
FirstClass
Picture
'Store.
Will He Found ' at Our Flace,r;229
- First, Portland.
A Wont the 1st of September we shall re
ceive our first invoice of the celebrated
We still keep on hand the celebrated
Whitney A Holmes Organ.
Remember, that we buy onr goods at
first hands, and have no middle men to
hare proais with.
&0B8IXS & YATES.
123 First Street,
n
nli llhtb
- Portlasd,0
nsrnopoifim-EafSL
HOSEBURG, OREGON,
cac'-Q- owners.
PEOPE1ST0K. -
The.Osxy Fibst-Class Hotel m tdtb
City and Depot of thk C. a O. Stage
Coariitv.
Well Furnished sleeping asartmenHthe
lxst of beds, and the most attentive of
housekeepers. table supplied with the
bast of everything.
STAGES FOB BEDDING
Leaves thi house every day on the ar
rival of the car from Portland.'
The travelling public, and all who favor
us with their patronage, can lest assured
that they will be entertained in the beat
peBSible manner.. M. A. CAN AN.
IRON FCUKDRY.
bosebtjrg, banr.
Castings ot any size and .
IRON WORKS
Of every description neatly and promptly
execnted.
Grist, Quartz and
Saw Hills
Made to order. Portable and Stationary
ENGINES
Wade to order and WARRANTED.
r-ft KCNDUYt Ooe block south of
he Deps I. jy3
The CHICAQO LEDGER, a literary
an.' family paper, can be had by sending to
Chicago, Illinois. Price, 82 00 per year,
The Ledger is published weekly and ha
eicbt pages, and the tone of its stories and
othi-r matter is pure and moral, and well
calculated lor the (amity.
O- MOORE, ,
(Late of Salem).
ALL VVOHK
carefully pe--formed,
and
as reasonable
as grind work
can be done,
Auaesthet-
ice given aud
J,.a the Freeze
applied for tho painless extraction of teeth
Office and Dental Rooois over Marks &
Co.'s Building, Roseburg.
AGENT KCB
WILMEltDING CO,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
FIHSWniE&LiailOBS.
211 aud 213 Front Street,
S&si Francisco.
&?. SPm
SEEBIDAH.
(Successors to fhos. P. SlieriJun)
UEAI.EK3 IN
UARDVVAP.E, TIN iV ARK , STOVES
U oils, Cullry and 'ill .ien1 fur-
nieukiti Coot'.
Uaving tipcured ihe alwv bnsiness, we
ara prejmr tt keep up its fnrner gtxtd
name for work and prieen. We h.tve the
bebt of material and always a full stock ot
giutdsiou hand, aid ir. U onr aim t fur
uish eustnineta wilh firs'.'-c'.ass attic e at
let live prices.
A full stock of Iron and Steel fjr .
Orxiersirom abroad will rwivo pr c
a'teation. It .. d: J. O. Silli KDA.
-EXCELS 10 II
l!OIi-slllG 10? !
UOUSS SDOEIXH MADE SPECIALTY
And alt kinds of work
PROMPTLY EKEQUtm.
GIVK TUIO FIRM A CALU
And yo"i il cons agsAS.
GO TO
DR. S. HAMILTON'S
NSW DRUGS TOES,
' FOR
i -Drnns,
Faints. Oils, VarnUb, Window anp
l'icture (ilasK, Stationery, Perfumery,
if you wish to purchase them cheaper
than at any place sou'h ot
PORTLAND.
Full lines keept of .
EDWARD TODDi CO'S.GOLD
TEXS, PENCILS. ETC,
SCHOOL BOOKS, NOVELS,
LEGAL BLANKS.
GtQtft, Htlp, lioxl & Tooth
Brasttea, Fa?tit, WEiit
wash. Varnish A.rttst's
Windsor and Newtons tube colors, Win
dow and Picture Ulass, 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. -GLASS CUT .
TO ORDER, free of charge. Agent for
THREE MIXED PAINTS
The celebrated end thoroughly tested PA
CIF1C RUBRER PAINT, Thv IM
PKItlSIlABLK PAINT, and The
i EX AM EL PAINT. Agent fo il.
O ray. Music Deuier, San Francisco.
Preserlp onvUled with ...et tht
lowest ralet. ; ! ssible at right
window on ut. ". all hour of the
night. Remember the place. Brick built!,
poslte the Metropolitan Uotei.ltoseourg
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed bae been appointed assignee ot the
estate of Geo. A Beath and the credit
ors of said Geo A Beath are required to pre
sent their claims, under oath, to him at
his efnee in Uosebnrg, Oregon, within
three months. And all persona indebted
to the said Geo A Beath, will save eosta by
calling at my ofiee an! settling th same.
Dated this ISA day or October, 1880.
T B. ROADMAN,
Assignee.
if. .
Opposite Uark a Ce.'s Brick Store,
: 03 JACKE05 6TBEET, XSSIBCRa.
Announces to thepubilo that he bas
lurnisnea ts restaurant with new
beds, and will give the people as good
acoommodation as any hotel in the
city.
FUKNISn MEALS AT 25 CT&
And that he will supply bis tables
: . wita ins oesi in uie marxec
Jf '.Chinese Cook Employed .
John 17, Gilbert,
4T
SALEM, OREOON.
Dealer In
LE ATM ER,
- - . -; . - : j
Hides, JFuro and
Liberal advances made to
Butchers.
ocia
Louis Belfila,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER
Fron St., Rbscbusp, Oregon.
Wholemle and -retail dealer In Watches,
('locks, Jewelry, Gold Pens, and Musical
Instrument. Watelies, Cloeks and Jew
hy reaired. All my work warranted.
SUPEBERLATIVE
BAKING POWDEB,
Beat in the World,
ABSOLUTELY PURE
The Superlative Caking Powder Is the
standsrd article of the United States for
strength and purity. The beet article ifo
general baking purposes ever introduced.
It is the cooks favorite. Warranted per
ectly pure and superior to anrthing of the
kind now iu the market, for healthfulness
and strength producing al all times. The
most delicious cooking. For sale by
grocers, or sent direct by mail en receipt
of sixty (CO) cents for one pound can. Solo
in cans only. Full weight guaranteed. Ad-
drew,
Superlative Hating Powder Co.,
143 ChamheraSt., XewVork
SItOW THIS TO YOCR GROCER.
Livery, Bale and
PEED STABLE.
A. C- YOUNG, Proprietor, Oakland,
Oregou.
The undersigned would announce to the
travelitu; publ e tlmt he has the best of
conveyances fvr hire, and that on the
shortest notice, he can fill an order. Com
mercial tourists wishing atecinnud bnsgy
or team end wajron are especially invited
to Lispect my outfiis fur their acciiniiuo
ilatioo, which 1 wiil rent, cheaper than the
cheapest. Ample loom fur horses or teams
to hay aiid nra;n over nitrlit, t the low
eat possible prievs. Give mo a call.
A. C.YOUNOE.I
AT FAIR OAKS, OK EG ON
Sampsisp iSuther lis., Frop.
Mr NEW STOUE AT FAIR OAKES 13
now completed end hiled with a fine
stock ot go;wis embracing ev 'y:hing founJ
in -a firsi-elass c-uiniry s.on' 1 am pre
pared to tu supply ft rniers--it li all kinds
ol gfxjd. at lober pi-ices th n'-they can be
secured elwwhute, ilors , cai tie, sheep
and hoirs and nil kinds country r.i
uce taken and hiifhest in et price psid
for the same. Oiv" r a .'1! and stisfy
ourilf, . fcON BUTllKKLIN.
UOSEBURG 21 A R RLE WORKS:
Momuueuts, tombs, tub!eto Marble
Mantles etc, made from the best Fir
eign and Domestic marble. Designs
and estimates furuUlied frte. Head
ston -8 from $10 upwards Oive me a
call and examine my work before
pureeing. R. BRA.CKENRIDGE.
TO ALSi-FAI.12S:-
Preserve Your Fruit auJ Pay Oil
Your Mortgages.
Rend the following t s'timonlals
from some of the best cilieusof Uot;g
couuty who speak from experience
onlyt .. " : !
Desk Creek, May 7, 18S0.
Thin is to certify that have a Piuui
mer Fruit Dryer. During last 8?ag in we
jried nearly all kiDds of fruit. It will do
ail that is reonmuieOiJt d and more. Our
apples brought t:ine Ceors per pouud early
iu the season and are wurtu thirteen cents
at thiii date. V e do not believe it can be
excelled bv any other drver io the Seme.
V1US. tS. ADAMS.
-'-.--.-. ' - i
Wilbur, May 4, 1888.
I used a Plummer Fruit Dryar bought
of Grubbe ii Co. Iut year and dried nearly
10.000 pounds of apples, for which I real
ized ten cents per pcund. it did better
wori than was promised and I made more
money than I cou'd from auy oVher basi
ats. -1 only run the machine two months.
J. FRAZER.
Harry jnnea says ; -: I have a Plutntner
Fruit Dryer, and it has done 11 recom
mended it would do ; and turns out the
haudsomest fruit I ever saw. I shall ran
it this year to it full extent.
Win. Boon, of Culapoola says : J hired
a machine for $ 100 and dried on shares
and made more than leould tanning.
Mr. Tipton, of Mt. Scott, says the Plosa
mer machine is the best I ever saw and it
is all that is recommended, and more.
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WHOLESALE
QROGER8
AKD DEALERS IN
sa.A.'v.a.Jia'L,
KEY W JSST Jk N EW YORK CIGARS
Nos. 126, 128 & 132 Market Street,
. AND ...
Now. 23 & 24 California Street,
SAX FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRMiK BULLETIN.
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the Rocky Mountains.
It is rec.ijrnised antUoiM in commercial
snd financial circles as the best family
journal on the Pacific coast.
Served by carrier iu Ban Francisco and th
towns f tho interior.... 25c per week.
By mail, postage ('aid, ....$12 per year.
T!ac Weekly EuiaCiin
la mammoth twelve-paire ountal. aud
in proportion v iu size the cheap
es: journal in the country.
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TJ.-e We ;k'y a id th i Fri .'ay Bulletin
fr.nuiuir together the most complete -mi
Week'y puDJithed on the Pacific coas', wul
lie see t t- any address postage paid, on
the loilowinr lernis:
The Wee'ily and Friday BaHetiti.
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bix moat 1:8 1 20
Weeklv Enlletia Alone.
One year $3 25
Sis months, " 1JS0
Kemlttances by dra-t Pnst'iffice OTder,
Wells, Farif." ft Cj's registered
FKEE SEED DISTRIBUTION. I
Each subBcriix-r will be presented with
several varie.iivs of rare and val uable tree,
Vejretebie and 13 wet eeds, equal in value
to the subscription price of the paper.
Bend tor sample copy, giving lull par
ticniart". . , .
Address, i
S. F. BULLETIN CO.,
San Francisco Cat. '
Hc22.copakio E&ysioiaa
COSESURG OK i ,ON, j
'ILL ATTEND TO ALL CASES
intrusted to bis cv.re. Cilice at
hi residence' 30tfi
J. HIED EE S TAD T,
(I.uie of San Francisco) j
Would anannnce to the public that he h
punchused the interest of li Fls-Hlvli. in the
And ti nt h has had Gtieen years xpe
rience in nrst-cl8 biikeries in the city of
Sod Francisco as a baker. lie, thereiore.
is preMred to conduct the bakery in a
lirsi cia manner, and wili warrant ail his
work as limt-ciaw. j
Tho Best Of Brsad, j
Either wheaien. oaten or rye, always on
hand. Cakes. .phaand erackurs of tlie fiu
estquaiitj for srtie; aed whether for balls,
parlies or private families, all orders will
lie promptly filled at the lowest rati s. In
connection with the Bakery 1 will keep
trims and veg-iablea. candies, nuts and
notions, and with this regard 1 wilt not be
uoiierxoid by auy one. ..- ;
Give met trial. Then if I cannot suit
you as to quantity sod quality and pr ices
no one can. J. MEDEKSTADT. f
TH
Ui' tJMm'J U W
GEORGE, T7. GENGSR,
Aououuces that he will 8-1; lus hue laroi,
situated on the south fork uf Deer creek,
on the county road, seven miles east of
Ito&eburg, Deer creek lunging through lh
entire place. .
DESCEIPTION OF FARM : j
Well improved, good orchard, two storjf
dwelling- house, a convenient barn. There
are 200 acres of banning land, and 100
acres in grain. Will sell all or part. Fot
particulars inquire of
UEO. W. GENGEB.
Roaebnrg, Oregoif. May 23. . .
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TR2 u::pqua yauet kills
TH BEST IS THE BASSET.
Address A. W.STKAEXa, Canyoav Ule
iriiWi ' Ut
Q 8
2 tmi.nnri
Uggiej CffTTi'Ai'fiB
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tn
1S64.
18S0.
lit Emm
5:-HraG es rail -
Insurance Ccnipany
OF CALIFORNIA.
01TLY.
Income 12 Months,
$238563 73,
Premiums Since Organization,
$37423 19.
J-osees P.tld Since OrgarjizafioD.,
$1521402 15
Losdt'B Paid in Oreg-m in 7 Years,
.83.36315.
The UOMR MUTUAL has bad for
over Seven Years,
$50,000
Deposited with the State Treasurer of
Oregon for the protection of
Poliey-holder
GEO. L. BTORY. Toriland.
UaAftger Oregon, Wiiahington & Idaho
ri'ERVlSoBS t
O. H. Lewis, of Allen A Lewi: P,
Wasserman, of vVsvennan A t'-o.; J.
jAevraiteu, ot j. Mcuraseu & uo.
The nnersigoea lakes pleasure In
ddobuc'u,' vo tue citizens of K'lge
burg and vienity that l has received
the agency of the ar-ove "'leadirtr $
suraaos cempany of the Pneifie Coast.
E, G. liUKBH, Agent.
J. C. MoreIaAKD, A. H. TaNNER,
City Attorney.
Notary rub).
HORELAD I TAflSE.fi.
ATI ORNER-ATsLA W.
1C9 First st. Portland, Oregon.
sepl3 ly
JA22X3 T7. niHILIOg,
- tttorasy-at-La":
OFFICE FIRST DOOR TO THJ
right in the Court House. Bunt
ess promptly attended to La all the
arts of b SUte.
FOB SALE CHEAP
(Weathtrby, Bichardsa Rag;'
machine,)
AB hltd and lnttAltTl1ru1vfnTincV.
Ins; raklo and isouldlnit goes with the
nacaine, sw particulars inquire sr
. THOS, URISOALE.
Xsaeb&rx, Og.
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Choicest brands of Wines T
LIQUORS . AND CIGARS, ft
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PIOITEEE SALOOU
OAKLAKD OREGON, .
T. B- COPKLAIID,
Proprietor. '
m.. nf bIhu. linnors and clears
constantly o hand, and a welcome to aiU
I Come and see me. eept-ij .
This oopolar resort for buslnese pen,
! Farmers and others desiring "r.metning
i good for the sumach's sake, Willi b
Jound south of Smith & Co.'s store,
OAKLAND, OREGON. V
The best of Wines, Liquor and Cgat
(always on hand. septa jy
Best Bout
To the Coast
STAGES LEAVES DKAIN
Erery Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday, at 8 o'clock A. M., for
SCOTTSBUHG,
GARDIIIER AIID
CG03 RAY.
For further particulars enquire of
JOHN CLARK,
rGprletorV
Drain. Ogn
23 oars: jicToii'sr
Wishes the public to understand tbat he
has established a
k BROOM - KAMJFAGTONG
KSTABLIdUMENT
At Oakland, and on the shortest notice
ill supply the trade and privnte imrlid
wjih auy number of liroomK, ut all style
and nv.s, chejn.r than tliey can V pur
chaxed eisewbstc lie Ims bad Iwir eX;e
rience in the bu-iiies, aud (rutin nt e Kat-
islnciion. Orurrn Ii"U abroad p.-uiiiitly
tilled, dive him a trial.
SHEEP V7 FITTED
Tro to five Ticusanl
IS-vTcs. from lto2
Yeirs Old, :
CLE'aN AND WELL-BRED.
Cive price and full particulars. Address
B. O. FAKBAR,
523 Piuc street, St. lnis, Mo.
ALLEN AfUHKGTQN,
Teacher cf Sti3ic,
OAK ST., R03EDUKU, OK.
Hours from 7 to 9 a m. and froji
4 to p. m. iiovi3
Oakland, Oregon.
B. F. ELLSWORTH, PROPRIETO!?,
The proprietor would anuonncs that ho
has once more rshuiik d control ol this pop
niar house (lately nnder the nianairenie-t
of Mr. Oibson) and Uiat b will attend to
tne wants of ptr.iii in -a 6ric!as ii ai
m r. Thetnij! w(ll be supplied with bet
the in rke. affords, th., beti of the house
are well furnished m- and clean and no
p-vns will be spared io render guests co i.
triable. ...... u. F. ELLSWOKTH
King of the Blood
SCROFULA.
Wcaderfal Curs cf rdaaastB.
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7Mm. X iwrsby nooakiund Kiw- of th riuT
li'J "'h M aiteiV'Sfc
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SL' tr Bints.
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