The Douglas independent. (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, November 27, 1880, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextX., ft V RESOLUTION OF K-N'DOIISKMENT W HEIlE VS, THK DCOL AS IKDEPESDEKT - newspaper publiehed in Kossburp, bu been published ia luU county lor the period 1 of three years; and ' 5 WneiiKA. wiirt newspaper Is bo wet established, aud durinir a tkai it bas failhiullv served ti lntt. f .i producer and tar-payer; theref bo it . ifcWwd, We, the tnerabere of fhn Amp. ?uOrangw So. 2. do Rive THB Docclas NDRI'TiNnENT our unnnliRwl , ...... 1v..T- U1T 4J V, and woul.l reeou!raud it as a newspaper i.uiui; iub j'niruiidija o' every taraier and Otto. W. Jones, Master J. P., Doncam, Sesretary SATURDAY. -NOVEMBER, 27, 1880 "mi in fii 1 1 i ii in ninim Minn PARTY KEPT IllM TP. The Jacksonville Times Bays that had it T not been for i So! lrdbam and his mnla from Doogk.8 county, the democratic meiontT in , Southern Orecon weald have been larger than it was in the late election. All Jcnow that Sol. "and bis mnle bad nothing to Jo with the fight, and an are , convinc-id : that " in making the assertion he has, the lines editor has made an asj of bimse.t. JJot Sol. baa asked ns o thank the Times lor the corn- phraeut it bas paid bim, in that it asserts he controls, to a more or less exteut, the politics and poli ticiaua of the southern end of the Sute. Tho Times pdco stat ed that Sou bad no influence; it now sayg bad it not ' been for . bim, even v in ; Jackson county the, democratic : rna- jgritywonld have been greater Wef0 reconcile these ents made in tho col V same newspaper? dertakmg, unless hat it was the that kept Prim d. that honest disgusted with as to Prim' id sickening at ed to vute the t on the -day of election tbrousr might be another ut the troth u 1 Jackson county The people there .. r that H, by bta arued that be was jun, bnt a small, very . jio-barrelled pistol ied awjy from thi )uld run for snpreme ho wa only, as the would ay, a aon-n 'is very properly laid of the blame tor tb Rcutida) on Abram A'bose contemptible matter ought to ex it of every decent vitt is noted for his make false charges, . noted for the pre er in whicb he re, rtius against a man nd no foolish neef, ter James of New . o late election in the ' Nevada- the question of ,uinese immigration was eub mitted to the voters, and from the appearances those opposed to the coming ot the Mongolians preponderate in aSont the same ratio as was made apparent by the vote of California ou the Bame question two yers, ago, the official returns of Storey county footing up 5,114 against to 13 in . favor. The Democratic Times calls ns a "mud-Eli nger." TFe only wish we could use the same term of the Times, bnt we cannot use the word "mud" before ' "slingcr," for the reason the term Is not sufficiently expressive. If U not as polite as other of our exchanges; and yet it twice ns uasty. ", Keporta from the bonanza give the information that the oro taken tronv." the California last week assayed but $13 50 pe" ton and that of Consolidated Virginia $17 50. v The day of divideuds to stockholders in these -mines is rapidly passing away,' while as sessments are loming up in the futnro. The. aspirant's foi the CTnited States seimtirsliip from Califor ' c.a are not "working in s noisy K-aines bit tbey are making tic ": Joua exertions to et the belt r cf each olher in'-qniel toci ct way. The fight bas not tuI :f ntly developed itself, how evt", to show who bas the upper ' Wt.r?, cbt where! are tliOfa fpotteJ" r:.-fib:icaas? AKEW CKIP. The qnestioa of. the Doomt- tnent ot a new chief signal officer to succeed General 21 rer mnst boon receive the consideration of the president The servien 5a peculiar one; a part of the per manent army establishment in time of peace is employed in civil dutie of great practical value and growing importance. Ane temper or tho country has been ascertained on the anTBl- . - 1 tion of the American Association for the Advaucement of Science to " transfer the meteorological autio- to the treasury or interior departments, and it is rocosrnized tnat the people wish no change which might, m releasiug U from military discipline, prove disas trous to its mofulne8s. The sig nal service is a special " service and its duties require special study, us dj the duties ot the engiueer or ordinance corps. The subject of practical meteorology u one requinog yers of intelli gent 6tud', aud a proper appli cation of its principles to the b cal weather conditions of the United States can only be ac quired by long experience. This knowledge to-day uonly parses ed by the officers of the signa corps. The selectiou of a chief signal officer fhould not be mudj as a reward for military eervices however brilliant. Such an np- pomtmant would not dserve the connuence of the country aud would in time react upon itself Here is an important oppoitutnty for the president to lllusirato his views, which heralded the adven of his administration, on the re lorm of the civil service by se lectiug for the succession some one of the officers who hare proved their competency by years ot successful work, who are con Tcrsum , wim me uetails and present needs of the service and whose intelligent labor ereatlv aided tho genius of General Myer in perfecting it. The signal ser vice depends for its repritaiioi and for a generous support from toe people, on its recognized value as pecuniary aid to the com mercial, agricultural anil other great industrial interests of- the country, and each iuterests rather than the purely military 6hou!d be consulted in the selection of the new chief signal officer. The 3opc is not inclined to meddle with the Irish land troub les. The clerical organ, Osserva t"re Romano, announces that numerous inquiries bare reached tbe Vatican irora Ireland as to the attitude which the Pope in tends to observe in reference lo the troubles in that country, and remarks with regard to avoid all interference in the 'political affairs ot r.ntitius, and has always rec ommended the clergy not to de part from iheir mission of pe:ct. The Pope, it adds, quite recently again -exhorted the bishops to keep strictly within the limits prescribed by the laws in iVhich they were severally located when ever any question of internal order or policy should arise Tlie scat of pluiouiau empire in California is now fully es'ab liated in Alameda county and the roanufactu'e of powertul combustibles would seem to! have attracted more attention there than in any erirthly loca.ify ot the same extent that we know ot. The water front in the vicinity of San Piiblo and West B?rkely contains six patent pawder man nfactories, including ni tro-glycer-ine and giant-powder, a coal oil factory, two chemical works and a sulphur mill. This combination cannot be excelled outside of Tophet lor the production of mai tiTials necessary to rend moun tains or level cities, i The newspapers generally con denu Gov. Thayer, for h s res fuBiug in his thanksgiving Iproc liination, to acknowledge the existence of God. The news papsrs are right. Gov. Thayer I as no right to insult a christian people living under a! gov ernment. When Gov. Thayer writes euc!i pioclamatior a be but attempts to play the part of J3ob Ingersoi", with lngeraoU'a brain left out. " j The New JN'orthwest still con tinues to be a first-class! news paper coder Airs. Dunniway'e management. While we do net endorse the ideas of thi lady editor, in extenso, we certainly give her credit for saying ; a good many good things, and tbiuk of her as cne who is endowed with more than usual brain, pluck and energy. , - i v. ." . Several have found fault with oar article ot last weelc, I urging that the democratic party ehonld udopt a new name and iemploy new leader, - W el I we are satis fied; for We find the majority of democrats - agree with us. We are in the majority, and' that is eood enongh. "By the Eternal," it teems as thoQgh somebody baa lied fear fully about that aeraiched ticket. Gladstone ays that the laws for the preservation of life and property - will first be entorced, and then it will be time to amend the land system. A sound and tatesmanhke view of the sit- nation and its necessities. A COUeh. cold or snra ihrnut alinnlH be stopped. Neelect freaoentlv r- iults in an incurable lung disease of the consumption. Brown's Brotich- lai JFocnes re certain to ttive relief in a sin ma, Bronchitis, coughs, cat- tarn, consumptive and throat diseases For thirty years the troches hare hen recommended by phyeicians. and al ways j?(ve perfect satixfactton ThfV are ao or untried, but having dwo k wide ami mm ni una for an entire generation, they have attaloea Weil-merlu.d rank imnnn tho ew staple remedies of the ge. Pub lie speakers and sinters uh tlipm in cwar ana strengthen tlie voice. Sold at twenty-live cents a box very wh -re, NEW TO-DAY. FftEK BOOKS SXT3 S0B2BE B.S Havlnj made arrnneoments to club tlie Douglas Independent with the Ciw ciKNATi Weekly Commercial, we announce thai we will fuVoi-h ttiDouo las Independest and the Cincinnati WEEKLY CommekcIAI, a large fc-pajje oo-conunn family Newspaper, one year, for $3 and will gire as a tree priz- to'eacb early jubtcribtr uuder this clubbing aiv raDgn-nent any one book he may select from Uie followiii)? fimnus works postage paid aud ffeeef all cogt I he books being Harper s Editions, unabridged, beautitully pr ntd on (rood paper, in paper coreis: 1. ''Jane Eyre," tbe celebrated novel w;rH road Cuarlotte Bronte's fame. ' ''.' Dys ot PompHi,'' Bulwer's umiuritai rofinaDCe of universal popularity, tlie mH tusciuntmir of his productions. 8. ' John Halifax, Gentleman," Miss Mnlock's niasteri iece: a sttity of tiie Bor rows and triumphs associated with low birth and iron fortune. 4. "The Posthumous Pper? of the Pick wick Club.'1 the work tliac gave Charles Dickens his celebrity; the most humor' us and al wat s the most popular f his work. 5. "Tbe )I story of a, Criiue." by VftT Hugo. The terrible narrative by the ffreat irrencn poet, novelist arnt liiftorinn of the crime ot Louis iNapoleon in Btraii linn the liberties ot ins coumry. 6. 'Henrr Esmond." a novel. By Win. IVackeray the most ariieric. noD-i. lar hnd rharacteristii of the works ol the wisest nov. list of this time. 7. "Eothen." By Alexander Willinm Kinlake. One of the most clianu-iiy: nar ratives ever written; fuli of pu-iicturt'3 ot lite in tbe including a.lmirabl an counts of personal experiences in Eryj; and tlie Holy Land. . (J. "Journal of the Piaeui i i London. By Daniel Defoe, anthor (of Uohinson Crusoe." The true history, by one t t the most aisiinsuiKiied wntere in our lancusge, or ine mvsierioue and awtul visitation ; the Plue to Kurlaoil. 9. "P.ieinB of Wordnwort'i." Chosen and edited by Ma'thew Am ld. Tho nuitt popular and select edit'on of the work ol on of E lz'land's greatest potw, whoee writings owe the.r ceiebriry iarge y to the exevllem understanding they display ofiho sennm-nt and scenery or country lw. ' 10. Thrue volumes " English !en of Let ters' (in one). 1, Kohert B irus. 2. !i ver Uoldsmiih. a. John Bunvnn. Of these to allies the firs'- is by Principal Bhairp, the second by Wiliiam Black, the brilli u' nnve'.isf, and the third hy J nines A. Froude, the disiingittuh-'d hiHiorian. No mor- raarveious book than thw-e three marvelous biographies mako up Una been issued in modern limed. It wi'.l besM-n that these books comprise a wide rxnge an striking diversity ot the most brilliant and pleaainjr pr auctions of modern authors, including Novels, Travrls, Poetry. : Biography and History so that all tastes may be consulted und each sub scriber wilt be enibariwcd inly bv tlie riches of the variety ia slectLg his favor ite book for a Free L'rize, t-uifc-criptions payable iu adv-nnce, and the Free Prize Book must b; ord"d at the time the papers, are subscrib&J for. Free specimen copies of the Cincinnati Weekly Commercial uir.y be ob:aineii by addressing M. UaLSTEAO ft Co., Proprie tors Commercial, 'Jincionuti. Ohio, and free spec.m n ci.pirta of the Independent cau be obtained bv addres-ittg rhis tfice. JOHN W KELLY. Proprietor Douins iu.uendvnt. SANTft CLftUS HEfiDQUART'S ESTABLISHED. IjANGBNBEHG Diionrs Would announce that they have imported and are receiving the largest assoitmeut cf TF1 FOE THB HOLIDAYS Ever Imported to R(s.lmrg, from the Entrru States manufactories, and by purcliasi-g of first dealers, . ihey are enabled to sell th ir goods in this Mne cliea-r than ihey were ever sold before. The Stock era braces Doll Babies, Doll Wagons, Drums and Horns, Whistles, 'Accordoons, Jumping Jacks, Balls, Top, Whips, KIntes, Etc., Etc., And everything else in ihu Toy Line. A glance at the stock will convince alt that the stock is large and fine, and thst in fact Santa Olatis Hasjnade his Headquarters at Langenberg Bros-' Store. T'1 trade will be supplied- on tho roost reasonable terms, and orders from the in terior solicited. Come young and old, and see tlie open ing ot l-'anta Clans' budgets as ft as they arrive. LAKOii?.BpHO BKO.i, 62'd Roseburg, Oregon, TOBACH The accumulated evidence of nearly thirty years show that tne Bitters is a cer tain remedy for malarial disease,' well as its so -est preventative; that it radi-stes dysped8ia.e3nstipa.tioo, ii ver complaint and nervousness, counteracts tendency to goat, rheumatism, urinary and oterine dis orders, that H imparts vijr to the feeble and eheers the. miad while it iavigorates the body. For aala b? all Druggists and Dealers gaceHy, . -. CLESRATED tiyj " ; ", -eimr ........ Consumption BroiicliituH Asthma, WHERE Fellowa Componod Synip nse less in all otb-r diseases, the benefit which it undoubtedly yields in consump tion and oilier dirensea of the liespiratory orgnns would viudicsle its claim to the at tent.oo of every inedical pr ct'oneer From hk ntistics ot Lugiand and Ameticait is estimated that nii-e-wnths of the entire ueat; s is caused by c'tiS'imptioii alone. If the. errup ia umed perseveriiifflv it aab. due the tendency to consumption, and la many connrnifCi cases, as in tnat ot the inventor, it has effected a C4ir.'. Indigestion and costivenent almost al ways arise from weakneM ot the nerves and muscles oi the bowe's. in s ur.U cas-is, Fellows' Syrup of Eiypophophite lias proved Itselt ol the greatest service. The evacuations soon become copious and heallhv. This syrup will cure pulmonary con sumption in tbe first stage, i,d will Rive gi.iat relief and prolong life in the second and third. It will core asthma; bronchitis carvogitia. aud coughs. It will cure all lore nil di asea oiiginating from waut of muscular action and nervous force. PUBLIC BPEaKEKS AND SINOSRS Will find this syrnp of inestimable value, A dose should be taken h; f re speakiugor singing. Aphonia, or loss of 7oico is usunliy cared by a few doses. We have known cases where a single dose has been effect ual. S. Jacobs, XI. D.. writes: "I had occasion to osi your syrup in a case of Aphonia which would nt ykdJ to to regular treatment: it proved to be ail that you claimed for it, having scted with eXiedition and entire satisfaction," Do ot be deceived byremedies bearing a iinuar name: no oilier preparation m a suo8t;tule tor this, under any c.rcuii btan CS". ROSEBUKO ACADEMY. The autumn session of this institution will commence on Monday, tSeptember 6th 1S8!). and will be in charge of Pr. Bronie and the usual corps of comjietent avsis- tat!s. The first month of the term wi!l b free, tlie other tw, months will be charged lor according to the lollowmg rates: Orthography, readinatl Writing aud Pn-5- pr. month $1 C8 niary Antlimetic. I Oeography, or Eng. Grammar " 2 00 Higher Arithmetic, Algubra or Ketone, pr. iunuth 2 50 Latin or Ureck, pr. month. 3 00 r. BESEDICK, ) A. W. Comiios, y Board of Directors, C. U a puis. , S. K. RAYMOND, SIT ROE ON DEUTIST 2nd door to l)r. Ilnmilion's Drug Store, Bow-burg, Oregon. OGers hw prpfessi.miil service to tlie people of Douglas county, with whom he bus be-n acquainted several jears. AH o k warranted firji-clas-i, on! terms as utoduraie as any other iu the profesim. BOBBINS AND YATES. ARE IX THE FIDLD ISO PaEPAKED TO IN ALL TOE LATEST STYLES, fv ri b ut TUAN ASY HOUSE KD.ITil OF SAH F3 AKCISCO OCR FACIliTl ARB AND OUR STOCK IS SECOND TO NONE. ALL TIIE "ET CU3TRA" OF A First Class Picture Store. 'WjlJ De Found at Our riace, 229 First, Portland. Aboat the 1st of September we shall re eeive our first invoice of the celebrated We still keep on hand the celebrated Whitney & liolmes Organ. .. Komember, that we buy oar ajoods at first hands, and have no middle men to bare profits with. COCEIK3 & TATEa J23 Flint Street, Partlaad, CK, F ! IRON FtliiNDRY. KosEBUita, oas. - vimum pass. al Castings of any alas and - - IROH WORKS Of every deacriotion neatly and promptly executed. Grist. Quarts and Saw Mills Made to order. Portable and Stationary ENGINES Made to order aod WARRANTED. ra VOUNDBYt : One block south of be IK'poi. 7 " The CHICACK) LEDGER, a Jiterary an' family paper, can be hart by sending i Chicago, Illinoia. Price, fs 00" per year. The Ledger ia published weekly and ha eight pages, and tbi tone of it stories and other matter is pure and moral, and well calculated lor the tarullT. H. B. J. O. SBERID&n, (Successors to fhos. P. Sheridan) DSALKHB t!( HARDWARE. TTSWA.UK, STOVES Uuua, Cutlery and ni jers rur- nishiug Oood . . CPJCK ST0?.EIKC3'J3GI0SX, llavma secured ihe 'Ove business, we arj prepared to fceejj. ?jrr former good name for work aiCT i.ri(js',B-Y-lv t) best of maierisi and always a full stuck of g xii on hand, and ir. is our aim t fur nish customers wii'u 8rs:-:a8s artic e at let live prices. A full stock of Iron and Steel far Orders from ' abroad Will rwcoive pr r. a-tention. J, . & J. CJ. htleu HV& -EXUELBIOIl liORSE-sOOEillOP t3t:.'0hxixciiU Onls HOUSE 8H0E1KU WADE SPECIALTY And all kinds of work GIVE THE FIB ' A CALL. atodyaa-wi;.: ccm9 agais OO TO DR. S. HAMILTON'S HE W DRUGS TORE FOK- Drugs, pHints, Oils. Varnifh, Window an Picture Laf)S, fjtati niery, rerfumery, if you wikIi to purchase them cheaper ttiau at any place anu'n ol PORTLAND. Full lines keept of EDWARD TOOD& COS.GOLD l'ENS, PENCILS, ETC, SCHOOL COOKS, NOVELS, LEG AL BLANKS. Gtoth. FCaeprMatt'tft Tooth Brashes, Paint, White weshs Yara(&h&4c'tits Windsor nnl Sewtons tube colors, Win dotv nud Picture U lass, every size, at l,m..t Price, by bos or pane. Blank Bo ks. Writing Paper, envelopes, penn. All new l'Rtent Medicines in st'Kk as demand will warrant. OLSS CUT TO OI.'Dlr.K. frue of charge. Ag,-nt for mixed paints Thecelebra'etl and thoronghly tested PA CI fit; ItrBRKR. PAINT, Tin 1M Pi;Ui!iAIiLK PAL.NT, and The F.NAXKL-PAINT. Agept for M. Uray, Music Dealer, han Francisco. Prescript! n- fill A with dist ate , a tv-e lowest mie t-lore if scce-ihle at all hours, of th- night. Kemember the place. Brick building, pesite the Metropolitan Hotel, R seunr. S. HAMILTON. L ATGSITBSG BEOS. This finn has constantly on hand the fiuest slock of Boots and Shoes EVE It is BOUGHT TO ROSEmjKG. Best c Boots and Shces IfaJe to order and Repaired. Xj"3TO350"S patent metallic STIFFETJERS, roa ladies in imnr Boot and Shoe Heels. Prevents rnno'tig over i ""IS on me The firm hs on hand the finest swick of of Leatln-r in t'le Mate, and is prepared o do ail kinds ol work in a finuclas man ner, UK!i i he most reasonable terms. Tar. lies net-ding in iheir line, should call upon them firxt, as they fully GUAIiANTEE ALL WORK Turned out of their shop to Iw A 1 and certain to wenr well. All inds of Musical Instruments sold at San Francisco prices. Violin and other strings a specialty. i.'oiue and see us. 1X3 CORDs Pour Foot Wood FOR SALE. I have 115 cords of four-foot wood for sale n my place, 0 uiil.-s nnrth-wesi ol R Sflmrir, on the Cole valley road. The wood wis cut lust wiu'er; is of the besl quality; alt sound oak; will be sold on my arm at tho lowest rates. I have aixo plemv of stove wood, and purc iasers will r.nd that I can eive them S ifwrior bsrg-.i.:s. Ths. who desire a go:M trade can not do better than give iuu atll. H. COVN, 6-R. Parlies may inqufrn at the ntlice of the IjjPEi'E.NtU'N'r it 1 a-ii not iu t wn. ASSIGNEE'S SALE, Notice ia herely givea that the under signed ban been appointed assignee ol the ors oisald O o A Beath are required to pre-J sent their claims, under oath, to lm at ' hi office ia Koseburg. Oregon, within three months. And alt persona Indebted j to tae said Uea A Batti, will save costs by J caning at wy oinee auj aeuiiBg tun same, ' Dated this 15ta dnv of October. 180. TS. ROADMAN; : Assignee. af?f?" flPI """n Tftnybw fesmtl on Kuwapsirwr Adveni-"? Hareeia 0b frw-nce f mtKj,wbowsalTe . .. WllWSfV ' ft' f if ,,HW!Jl"'lJff Far' 53 o&d XXctsl, Oppoalts Marks Co.'s Brick Store, .OS JACKB05 STREET, UOSEBTJBS. Announces to the pub lo that he has luriiieneu mm restaurant with new beds, and will s-tvn tho nuint. owwt acconimodatiou as any hotel iu the uity... ' - , FURNISH MEALS AT 25 CTS. And that he will supply bis tables ...t.U .1.- 1 . 1 ,S7 , . ruu vue uim in i ue inarKei JS'o' Chinese Cook Employed John W. Gilbert, SALEJI, OREOON. Dealer In l;e at H;E r3 IlidcG, Shirs arid Liberal advances made . to ;; - :- . j; ;: :::: Butcherm. . ..- ocl8 Louis Bolfils, WATCIIMAKKR AND JEWELER Fron St., nosehtigp, Oregon. Vho!ealB and retail dealer in Wttches. Cloi-ks, Jewelry, Gold Pons, and Musical Ii.strutiients. Watches. Clocks and Jew -liy repaired. AH my work warranted. eUPEEERLAXTVE BAKIMG POWDER, Best to the World, ABSOLUTELY PURE The Superlative Baking Powder Is the standard article of the United States for strength and purity. The bert article jfo general baking pnrpostts, ever introduced. It is the cooks favorite. Warranted per ectly pure and superior to anvtbing of the kind now in the market, for healthfulness and strength producing at all -lines. The most deiicioas cooking. For sale by grocers, or sent direct by mail on receipt of sixty (CO) cent- for one pound can. Solo in cans only. Full weight guaranteed. Ad dress, Superlative Baking Powder Co., 143 ChambersSt., NewTork SHOW THIS TO TOUK OKUCBR. 5 Livery, Sale and FEEDTABLE. A. C. YOUNG, Proprietor, Oakland, Oregou.- : The nn lersigned would announce to the trsvelinjr pubi.e that be has the bjst of couvjances for hire, and that o the fhortwt notice, he cn 611 an order. Com merctal t'-nrists wishing a team and imsrgy or leam and wagon are especially invited to i.mpect my onifiis .fur their accommo dation, which I will rent cheaper thin the cueapest. Ample loom fur borws or W-sius to Ly and grain over night, t the low esflHWsible pric-s. Give me n call. A. C. YOO'OK AT FAIR OAKS, OREGON Jiampsoa S-x titer lia, Prop. TTF NEW STORE AT FAIP. OAKES 13 now completed ond tilled with a fine tiK-k ot goods embracing ev-.y tiling foil a J in a fim-riuss eoun'ry s.ore I am pro. pared to to supply f. rmers -i;h all kinds ot giiod. at iofcer pric-s th n they can be secured elsewhere., iloro , Cjt tie, sheep a-id hoirs an.i ell kinds country pr.i nee tsken and hiiiest in et price paid for the same. Oiv-i i-t .ill e.nd si.tistr ourself. CON BtlTHKisLIN liOSEBOl'J MAUHLE WORKS MiHitiruenls, tombs, tablets., Marble Munt'e? etc., mud 3 frooi the best F t tlgn auvl Domestic marble. Designs aud estimates furnished free. Head ston "S from $10 upwards Oive ma a call and examine my work before purchaMiig. R BRACKTSNBIDGE. Preserve Your Fruit anj Pay Oir Y'our Mortgages. Read flu? following testimonials from scinr-of Iheliesl i.iiizeiie of Doug- county vtlio tpeak front xperiei,ce only : I'EF.p Ckkpk, May 7, 1S80. This is to certify that we have a t'lum roer Fruit I'ryer, Ifuring last s ne-m we drieii nenr?y all kinns of frnii. It will do all that id recnm mended and iroiu. Our appl'-s brought tilue cen a t pound enrly iu ilie ami 41 and are wo.-tu ihirteea eents at thiy dste. We do not believe It can be txceiicd l.v orv other drver in the tiiste. ' Wl;S. M. AIAMS. W ilkub, May 4, 1SS8. I used a Plmnmer Frmt bryar bought of Oiubbe & Co. last year and dried nearly 10,000 pounds of apples, for which I real- j ixtd ten ceula per l ond. Jt did bttttr w"ri t,lan "8 promised and I made more ' ninncy than I amid from any other buw-'i ue- 1 run " "eon.e two iu ' J. rKAZER, Harvy Jones aava : I have a Plumraer frail ' Lryer, and It baa done all meom- mended it would do ; and tarns ont the handsomest fruit I ever aaw. I shall ran ltthis year ui it full extent. Wb, Boon, of Calapooia say : X hired a machine for f 100 a ad dried en shares and made more than Icould laming. Mr. Tipton, of Mt. Scott, cays the PI ore. mer taachine is the best I ev taw and it la all that is recommended. snd.PXs r Hi GO O ....... -j fsr-i-tB.w PR g 8 G WM, PECR11U QROCB&S AND DEAI.EK3 KEYWRST SEW Y'ORK CIGARS Nos. 120, 128 & 132 Market Street, i and ; Nos. 23 & 2i Calif.irnia Street, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. , 3HI FRmSo BULLEllflj ; - - THE j l-adinp; Eveain Newspaper AVt-st of tlie Rocky Slountains. f It is recognised a uthu-itj la commercial and financial circles as the bent family journal on the Pac:fic coast, j Served by currier in San Francisco and ill towns f tiie interior. .. .2oc per week. By mail, postage paid, $12 per year. The Weekly Cul.cfii. 1 a maimnoth twdve-page ourcal. aud in prfijiortion to ill- hisie the cheap- j jourtial in the country. SIRSCSRIPTION KATES. ! Tiie Weekly and the Fri.'ay Bulletin f'rm:ng togi t'ier ilm n st cJiiujih-te semia Weekiy published on the Pacific coas:, will be Sen t to any ailiir. j-9 pottuge paid, on the following terms: 1 The 'Weekly ami Fridny Bulletin. One year .... $3 00 Six nioutiis...." 1 SO Weekly Bulletin Aloue. One year ... Six mon'hs, (3 25 Remittances by dra t Poatofiice order. Wells, Fargo a Cu'a ex; r Ss, registered " ii r i i k. FREE SKED DISTRIBUTION. Each subscriber will be pn-sented with several varieties of rare and valuable tree, vegetable and Hewer seiils, equal in value to ibe subscription price ot the paper. feei.d for sample coy, iviug lull par ticu'srs. Address, - S. F. BULLETIN CO., San Krnci.-co Cal. Homsopa :3io Physician hO.SERUKO OIti .ON, XSril-l". ATTEND TO ALL CASES ww intrusted to his eure. Office at B0:f bis resilience For. Sals Tor Sals GEORGE, W. GENGER, A iieuiie.' ilmt he will S I. ins tine tariii, situated on the south fork of Deer creek, on tne cuuty road, s ven miiea east of hoseburg. IHjer creek running thruugh the eulire j Irc LESCRIPT10N OF FA KM : Well improved, good orchard, two story dwelling houwf, a convenient bsrn. There ereSllO acrva of Urniiiig laud, and 100 seres m gruin. Will seii a!J or part. For particulars inquire of (JEO. W. GENGER, Roseburg. Oregon. May 22. BUY THi UfSFQUA VALLEY MILLS - 33LT I wm. Tilt BEST IN THE MARXET- Aid ress A. W.STEAUNS, Canyunvilie eg 'a. O Xr MOOSE, sa & H m tt j (Late of Salem), - ALL WORK rikr.riillv Mr. S-"3. formed, and 'siLii'iit!.-sX. reawjnabJe W'S'ST? .-- d.ljr Aoaesth-t- r- the . Freez a)iplit for the painless extraction of ttetli O fire sni Denial Knmtovcr Marks A Co.'s Building, R weburg1. A6KST FOB WILMERDI2TG CO,, Importer and Wholesale Dealers in FffiEumsAuanons. SlijsTj Front Eireet, . pESO ' 'MTrTi m his H C3 13 srff ar-l "o ta s K ltd p f5 ;'T 8 O j-g e I,; -tea ' " O CCS K .Ik U u EH O (A P g CO 2- fca o n M c - fj o a M a 22 O o e rt o t- n JL lc3 ! OO r-S o i .r-S si i a 1 ct a SI c O H rc . it m Eacketl - i . ! .. -. Will Seli all kinds of Affticrjlturai Smpleacats For Another Twelve Months in I ) von . FRANK liKOS., POltTLA.ND. Black Hawk P!o-s and Cuhivaiora. Itandall Celling H;irrow, Brown 'Sulky and Oang' P.ows and Harrow. McSherryJ Bro:id-ciSi and Force Feed Seed Drills, j Cider Mills, Etc., Etc. i LOOK OUT FOR THE FOB 1881. Send for C'ucu'ar Price List. j A 8LOCUM. Ag-nr. METROPOirAH HOTEL ROSEBFRQ,' - ORKGOX. . PR iPKIETuR. Tub Only Fii.st-Class Hotel in tiib City and Detot of thb v. a o. Stags Company. Well Furnished sleeping B".artm'Rt.,lhe 0 at of beds, and thi most attentive of hooaekeei-ers, a table supplied with the b et of everything, j STAOICS FOR REDDIXtJ Leaves thia house every day on tbe ar rival of the cars frum Portland. The travelling public, and all. who favor o with their patriiiHge, can rest assured that they will he entertained in the l-t pesaible manner.' M. A. CAN.tN. FOE SALE CHEATS A Seccad-Eand Plaaer (Weatherby, Richanls n Rag machine.) All bite and slotted evl nder for ti t ing rustio anr moulding goes with Ibe machine. r- particulars inou'ra of THO.S, ORISDALE, Eosebnrjr, Ogn. ' JAME3 T7. IlAIILoa, tttornsy-at-Lav. OFFICE FIRST DOOIt TO THE rff h In th Court House. B. !L DAVIS, H. If, r;rr::sAi:i jlxs sussics. Q?s2??. S51"8 w . Marks Ce't brick batlding, Eoeebsrg. Ore (to. fy4vk u8sa2ttl ioms) Ut e. 7 Choicest brand of Winw iES ft LIQUORS AND CIGARS fi 1 PI01TEEB SALC01T OAKLAND OREO T. B COPELA2TIX Proprietor. Th. AnMtnf winoa. Honor, and eigaw eonslantiy on band, aod a welcome to ajl.r Coma and see sue. ; mvyt-j This popular resort for business tnen. Farmers and others desiring "sontethiiur good for the atu.mach's sake," wilil be iound south of Smith & Co.' store, OAKLAND, OREGON. The best of Wines, Liquors and Cgai always ou band. P18 1 SHORTEST AETD Best Eouto To the Coast. STAGES LEAVES DRAIN Every Monday, Wednesday, acd Friday, at 8 oclock A. M. for S CO T TSBUIirG GARDIIIER. AIID CC03 BAY. For further particulars enquire of i JOHN CLACK, Proprietor. Drain. 0;t I. m&&UM!, Wishes the public to understand that be has established a A BROOM - IMUFAGTUHG ESTABLISHMENT - ' At Oakland, and on tbe shortest niUice will supply ibe trade and. pnvate partie with any number of brooms, of ail style and fiaes, cheaper than they can be pur chlfcod elsewliei-. 11. Iml Inn , .,-w- rience in the business, and guaraut -es sat isf'netion. Orders from al filled. G;ve htm a trinl. ' v SHSEP WAITTSD Tt70 to five : Thousaai Ettss, from 1 to 2 Tcar3 Old, CLEAN AND WELL-BKED. Give price and full particulars. - Addresj B. tt FAKRAB. 522 Pine street. Si. Louis, Mo. Teacher of LSusic, OAK ST., ROSEBURU, OK. Hours from 4 to 6 p. m. ? to 9 & m. and from iiovl3 Oakland, Creson. B. F.ELLSWORTH, PROPRIETOR The proprietor wonld annonncethat l.e has once more assumid control of litis pop ular bouse (Intel under ibe management of Mrs. U.lison) and that he will attend to the want of patrons in a firsiw-las. ils ner. Tlie Ub'e will be tpo)id with bert the m rke. affurda. the UmIs of tlie house are well f r.mtaued neat and clean and no pains wnl be spared to render gnesiseo i -fortable. B. F. ELLSWURTH King of ;,thfl Blood id 2. "Ia'Uoa ot Heart, Hd, L SCROFULA. Vstrfol Csrs of 'sun&mt. ' etortSd'ISt SSLS!55 Tor the WBt at all i " 'roo teula tor Lh pui ua !2S. ! Bted aienthitlia com- Iuur neMUBcnil 11 to nil troubled as 1 ksr '' Yoe truly, a. 8. VZixamn, SarijBia,K, t. He CX CLD.cO wTO b psij ta any PaMia Bmpliai ta b atatn. ai it mwtd niton, for wry wrttticat of thai ail- Its Insrredisiits. JZVZ" w fait In H miPtf 4 m-atlsMs at a . M 5 larnw pruBl avp tcai'oo, SMMBwl t4 bo utinoMtms i imotii, vul FT awwaaaof w iu Mer6mrt. ht ifu3Ta iMafeoTBoife-m wit arm mt brtunlruaiii pnitml uroths wj;i tV won rw on imim tit i' ! is- t V - s)iapi. y I- 1