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.B.ERKAS,.TBSl'ljt70I.A9 InEPKXDSJT
(wipsppr published in Hoseburg, has
a pabliehed in this county lor tbe periled
A'hkkkas, ssut newspaper Is now wel
sblislted, and during a three yeans' trial
bu tattutuuy s-.rv,n the interests of lb
.vducer n fax-payer; therefore be it
f'5e2. We. the ni tnbsrg of t TJmn.
uaUranijw No. 2S, do j.Svs This Douglas
KDCJ'KXDBXXOttr UEO.l.lUIfi d elldosemeOt.
ind would recommend, n as a newspaper
worthy the patronage o' every farmer aud
M-payerin S-ietkrn Oregon.
C"Er. W.; "foNES, Magtes
. . J- P Vcnca. .Nejretary
Saturday.. dixember is. isso
XCLLY. OUSTED.
John Kelij is uo longer comp
troller ot the city of ..Nevv .York
no great chief in the Tam
many organization .The reason
given for Li3 removal is that he
sold, in tho last presidential alecs
tion, the State to the srepobiU
'cans, by doinij which he became
the Irish democratic ball in the
democratic "China (shop,' defeat
ing the party and politically kill
jng Tilden and Hancock. If he
Boici iNew xors, tor so large a
Slate he mcst have received a
million or bo; the State was worth
that much to the office seekers
and to the "ins'' and "out." It
EeUy made a good bargaiu. the
chances are quife fjvorablo that
while he has lo?t the cotpptrotkr
blip, he has sufficient to keep
him in com tort against any num
ber pi rainy days. But Kelly is,
perhaps no wonso than the ma
jcrify of' politicians on ei'.hef
side ot the question' at issue. It in
a lact that tiioae who woftld ac-.
cept ot;iee for .the' honor and
"bp-cj- there should bo in it, are
crowded Tro1nttse &4ikiTand stand
noehaucefor election whatever.
Tie' are crowded off the truek
by men who adopt politics and
become politicians "ior the money
thorn la m till business." We need
not particularize persona in proof
' ol the assertion;, it la a fact well
j,
. , W liis9"t
LimseSt ho did no more than has
many ot. those who now hold up
th'.ir! hands in holy horror, and
Birnpiy because they were not like
liolly'higb-pnced sons-ot guus."
In saying this much we do4 not
propose to defend Kelly iu his
perfidy. . It almost cef.aiu he
grew too last tor his breeches;
and his downfall must hereafter
serve as ; another illustration of
how far impudence may go and
be successful, and how politicians
generally feiither their nests. In
our pi man it is almost a certain
ty that Kelly cared little tor prin
ciple but ranch lor pelt, and that,
like other politicians, he made
money out ot what was with him
s'mple nutter of business. It
is a consolation, however, to
know that one more of that vlass
has shut up shop.,
A rU'GUESTIONV
Why cannot
our various coal
TO mnies pool ' interests, .auu
.money to develop at least
, . . .i
itKfo"mTneT They v can do
, ao believe, since it is almost
min we hare extensive coal
jo's. If we can once prove I hat
tr coal fields are extensive and
rofitabta by the development of
ne good mine, then it will .be an
ttsy matter to secure the aid of
yl'ie capital necessary to develop
a.Trtr-efrse9 v,e have. Capital
only needs proofot the value of an
enterprise to olier its helping
" baud. What do you think of tho
, Buggestion? i V
' The Sacramento Bee is cnthu-.
eiaslic over the good moral efteeU
produced by the establishment of
a chain-gang in that city for the
puiposo ot compelling prisoners to
earn their board by work ou the
streets. Where formerly the
' weuty or tbirty comfortable cells
- in the county jail were constautly
Cllcd by petty tiftenders, now but
four ,or five candidates" can be
louud for admission to the brace-
let brigade. Even Chinaracu
hnvn onit Btettlinj1 chickens, the
mongolians asserting that they
would, rather rati the chances of
starvation than serve one day on
the streets, and thus be disgraced
n V.i's cyeB ot their countrymen.
' " - J C5
rsey recently made Bp-
p', tr-a divorce from his
vy'if Yi ben asked n what
gr-y , he demanded a divorce,
'l ' iaed j as tollowa; 'De
I ct &is occasion is enfficiect
Z . JL. TVhen rented ten
3- j "i worked one mule I mar
i ,a v t .aa auitaula ior de oe
t n. I'ovr I rent sixty acres
oP;ud v. X work five mules. My
" . 1 i a a ew tnn.M.u S
ba d m' I suit de occasion, ob
f acres. I need a woraaa
THE IRISH.
England is beginning to' real
ize bow wrong has been her poN
icy toward the people of Ireland.
Sot a dispalch is flashed orer tha
cables but it contains an annoan
cement of a tresh outbreak uporj
the overtaxed Inshmau, or that
troops are being seut to a certai
point to enard against public di.
turhance iu Irish quarters.! Eng
land' policy has been to treat
the Irshnian rather as a serf thajn
a subject, a cd his wants haye
never tcen considered aa Worthy,
of a thought when they have
come np in conflict with the m-
tere&ta of tie laud owner sine
the victory ot William of Or
ange. It is true that there is a
wild and reckless element in the
Irish character; but it is also
true that he lovc3 the same place
iu the world as is enjoyed by those
surrounding, him with whom he
justly demands an equality. Eng
land has forgotten this, or knows
mg it all the time, lias failed to
wm the Irish heart in her: favor.
She has broken down n prejudice j
by wordsof kindness and great acts
ot benevolence. Her attitude to
Ireland has been that of Ithe
maBter who suspects the liJiyant
of wrong, aud who letsbim know
Of his Suspicions. OUSpeet a hian I
.,, . . , '. . i
ot ill intentions and that hn
ment friendship is lost lhis
rule will apply in the government
of factions of uation, and it is
proven by the turbulence hi Ire
land at the present writibg, and
the strong efforts resorted to by
the English government to keep
order by preventing riots or per
haps more serious' outbreak! 1. We
are afraid the time will come,
without there is a change in
policy, when England wiL'l sin
corely regret her shortsighted
uess on the Irish question.
KILL T1ILM OFF.
Thero is oae paper in Southern
Oregon that yet asserts jth it tho
the Democratic party is1 ,:a!ive,
alert aud active." We; fdmira
the courago of our brother bt the
pencil. He has probably read
our article favoring the killing o'f
the party leaders before the com
mencement of another ccinpaigij,
aud has heard that Joha EeUy is
supposed to be dead 111 New York.
Hut the Jacksonville Times
should remember that there are
many worse leaders inside the
cquueils ot the party besides the
detuuet of New Yf"-!r,"and even
Hi ft fvainf V n: u riLtutl mov
,arbe a livel v hoiit ir. the
K . ' m 1
p.'ay for power iu" thef timo to
come, sinco Tammauy stands-vet
for its dethroned lavori'te. Per
haps the Times has taken its cue
trom the result of the lust i Juno
election, aud .fiuds satisfaction i u
the thought that there 13 iiu the
Democradc party a silent Jiower
bent on the jissasHinatioil of jL'rirn
Kelly & Co., who led the party to
its Waterloo in June, and gave
the State to Garfield in Novem
ber.- Well, kill, politically Prim,
Kelly & Co. and who knows but
what the poople, after the party
has' been. ridden of such incubus
ot fraud, will have au oppartuui
ty ot seeing some virtue! in it.
When snch meu are put iin the
front rank3 how can anv one see
anything or anybody belaud?
- The German papers stae that a
new light has been discovered by
M. Kordtg, ot the polytechnic as
sociation of St. Petersbur'g. The
substance is composed pfjnaptha,
by a secret process, atidj is per
fumed. The new light is said to
have the remarkable property of
Deing perfectly safe, and the ex
periments which were; made by
the inventcr before a large com
pany were really astounding. Mr.
Kordig besmeared his coat with
tho preparation aud setting fire to
it, walked like a pillar of fira
throngh the room without the
slightest injury to himself or dam
age to his garment. Several mem
bers of the association repeated
the experiment with a liko result.
Tho substance is reported to he
equally sate in casks when a cer
tain quantity of air is allowed.
The Voss Zeitung states (that it is
burned in lamps of vry simple
construction; tha bottom is lined
with a porous substance. The
lamp can be held in any position
nnil tA if., tit ... ill ..A l.f. . -i ,
DUU LUV llUb n 111 UUl VAklU-i
fruished by the wind. I ;The light I
.uself is very pure Stid white
j What will the kerosene demon
d0, if all this is true?
.Ono million, one hundred and
e'even thousand hogs
were re-
ceived in Chicago dnnng Novem
ber, the largest receipts ever
known for a monih,. wifh a value
of $12,250,000. The clearings of
the Chicago clearinghouse for
November were 182,000,000, the
largest ever recorded.
The Jacksonville limes very
sensibly attacks the Last legiela
tare in its failure to amend the
game laws of OregonL irithont
a single doubt ?.; the , members
might have left other matters
alone and took up the protection
of game qaeation witi'i profit ' to
the people - j
; Thar aw now forty vessels in
Fan Francisco loading with grain,
and twenty more are daily ex
pected. Last month fitty odd
wheat laden ships sailed from
that port for Europe, being the
largest number within the same
space cf time tor many years.
Henry Bergh, the sworn enemy
of cruelty, advocates a short shift
for ihe murderers, and he lash
lor other criminals. Ilis experi
ence has taught him the trmh of
tho Scriptural declaration that
'the tender mercies of the wicked
are cruel."
WASTIKO DISEASES.
ueh as Oijisamjitiou, Ilrouchltis, Asthma,
General Iliiii'y, Rraiu Exlir.urtinn.
Chronic Cowan ti.n Chronic
arrbee, lys;ei8ia or
Jos tit NervuiM Power,
Are pofritiveit- enrol br FELLOWS COM
POUND SYRCPOF UYLH).
As phoejihoriiH eniers t largely i;'tothe
animal economy. It hcctmies par exctllnce
ibe best Teliicle with which to associat
the other vitalizing insrMlitnta of jeaitby
inurcdienth of healthy Ulofd, Nerve and
r,u i, tvi !.. svr,. .,f ii.nonW
phifs a' oml:.ui;d all the subataucu
found necessary to insure rohiiMl health,
aud whereas it was invented with a view
to Bttppiy every deficiency, it crtaiulY has
per formed Some wuuderiul cures.
Msch?sikk, X. June 12, 1880.
Mr. James I. Fellows:
Deer Hr 1 w;eh to acknowledge t'.ie
great benefit I have roceived Imui the use
ol ''Fellows' Compound Hyrnp of llypo
phosphilrH.''. 1 have l;en an invalid for
nearly two yea's, with a bronchia! affrction
thet had become chronic. In the Fall of
1S73 I had a phvsician eiKiity duvs in suc-
cesssioh, Iwsidesthe counsel of several oth
ers. Thev irnve 10a but little eucour.tie
ment, some of 'hem none. Last July I
was advised to give tour remedy a trial.
I did ho, and in lens than one week there
was a mrrtel improvement lor the uotter.
I have continued Ms use from that lime
untii '.hctiresent. impiovinir all the time.
aud 1 can trtitofully tjxy 1 i:m more than a
hmidred per ceti. beuer than when I coiu-
oienceU its asc. I have increased in weight
about a: teen iun'is. hb! my cous.svhich
was fearfu', has iioar'.y uisapmiareil. 1 be
lieve had it not been for yonr Syrup, 1
should ere this have neon oevontl tti- cares
oi life. Very truly yours.
AbWUl SlUltl.
Do sot lie dtce' ved by remedies bearing a
similar natuu: no other irep.ra'ion ic 1
substitute for lbi, under any c;rcuui6lan
ces.
Fit KG ISOOK8
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JOHN W. KELLY.
Proprietor Douglas Independent.
S. K. KATJIOXD,
SUBOSON DENTIST,
2nd door to Dr. Hatuiltou's Drag Store,
: Bosi'bnrg, Oregon.
Offers ilis prpfesiioniil Bt'rvie'Hi to dp
people of Douglas county, with whom he
hn been acquainted sevetal years. All
work warranted firsi-class, and terms as
moderate as any other in the profession. .
Livery, Sale and
PEED STABLE.
A. 0. YOUNG, Proprietor, Oakland,
OregoUi
The undersigned would announce to the
traveling public that ha has tha beat of
conveyances for Lire, and that 00 the
shortest notice, be can 11 aa order. Com
mercial tourists wishing team and buggy
or team end wagon are especially invited
to iospect my outfits for their accommo
dation, wbicb I will rent cheaper tbaa tbe
cheapest. Ample room for horses or teams
to bay and grain over night, t tbe low
est possible prices. Giv me a call.
mh. 99 ?'3
am
Thrre is no civilil natii.n in h west
ern lieni'KP'x ra in which ih utility of
Hontetter'S Stomach Bitters g t nir.
cornetiTP. anil aim-bii.ioiiS mi-dii'tna. m
Lot-known and p!rfmted. V lille it is
a medicine for a'i wawon and all cli
mates, it U specinllv suilei to the ctr-
plainta Kencraind. hy ilie Wi a'l.er, lniiig
ilw jurt and tea". veji-tal:e wtnnulant in
thn world.
F'T al by driiui! and dleri, to
whom apply fur HostuitiT Almanac for
1831. ,
SMCTA ClAUS HEUDQUIiRT'fS
ESTABLISHED.
Wonld annontice that they have imported
arid are receiving the largest asoitment ol
TOTS
FOE TH3 HOLIDAYS
Ever imported to K'Schurg, from the
itern State mahuactortes, and
by prchasi-e of first dealers,
ihey are enabled to sell th-'ir
poods in tiiis line cheaK-r
than they were ever
sold before. The
S t o c k em
braces Doll Babies, .
Doll Wngort3,
Drums and Horns,
Whistles, ;Accordeons,
Jumping Jacks,
Balls, Top, Whips,
Flutes, Etc., Etc.,
Aad evry thing else in the Toy LiDe.
A glance t the stock will convince all
tha: the stock is lanre aud fine,
and thai in fact
Santa Olaus
Has made his Ueadquarters at
Laagaafcsrg Bros.'. Stars.
Thn trade will besunplied on the most
reasonable terms, and orders from the in
terior solicited.
Coma young and o'ldf and see the ojien
inff of f-anta Claus' buiiiiets as f;ist as
they urrive.
LAXGiil'BKUtJ B!iO.
62.d Il-iseburir, Oregon.
BOBBINS -ASD YATES.
ARE IN THE FIDLO
XU PREPARED Ta
F B A,
1
IN ALL TUE
LATEST
STYLES,
THAN AST HOUSE
EOSTil
Or
W'A t BWiCISCO
01 FACILiTIBS-ARE
AND OUR STOCK
SECOND T
ALL THE -ET CiTRA" Ol' A
First Class
Picture
xS'tore.
W ill Be Found at Our Place,; 229
First, Portland-
About the 1st of Keptemtx-r we shall rex
oeive our first invoice of the Celebrated
m emmm pjahgs-
We still keep on band tbe celebrated
Whitney & Holmes Organ.
Remember, that we buy our goods at
first hands, and have no middle men to
hare profits with.
SOBBIK3 YATES.
153 First Street,
peg 'Portland,,
j?5 STOSXACH
N
N
Santa Olaus !
AT
Parrott .6cq9.-
. PAUROTT .'BROTHERS
Take pleasure 10 infurmitiif theLsdiraand
Ocntlemen o( Kweburg thanhey l)Te on
UanJ the tinext assort meft-. ei -
LADIES SHOES, v :
FANC Y OAlf ERS,
FAtJKSLIL'l'ERS,
rind rthcr Iow Cot and Enibriidrrd
G'-o-l? evr Ijimjjlit to iio.'eburjr. Besides
thtiv oner to tlie n;al poitItion of South.
ern Oreijon bariraiiia in Gttra Bofw, ()vi-r-
ehni s atiii reaJv-made B'ii, and wiilfap-
pi you with a bit or twt of hom m m
uinclnre. rt;ai in qimtity and make to any
mattulacltircd In thu Mn - -
.All we ask is a trial, and we will prov
we tail not iu quality or prtoea,
83td PARUOTT BIt.K
TO THS LADIES I
Would anuonucu that for th Tlolidaya lie
has the finest of
French 1'kufumks asd
Soaps,
Gentiiee in tvery way, and complete,
He
has also several brauulul
A
1
And the Best
Hair Tonic :
Manufac'tired. He especitl'.y icviies the
Ijulies to inajiect the stock, since it is the
best ever hrought to Roeburg. and yei,
for its worth, the rbeiipest.
3d;d PUIL. DeSOUZKR.
The Chief
E. C. STAHTOII
Would announas that he has j list received
a most complete stock of
HOLIDAY llESIIil
Comprising Fu! or single setts of hooks.
Papeterie in fapcy boxes, handsome cards
and envelopes iu handsome boxes, auto
graphs and other albums. The oooks,
juvenile and otherwise, wer written by the
best ot auilinrs, including the works ol
the most celebrated authors. Silver-plated
ware in many fancy forma, and colored cot
tonjtlannels anH ulster cliths a specialty,
Coiue and s"e my stock. You will be sals
Tsfied" that 1 can - furnish at lowest p1 ice
tin) best of goods. My old patrms are
iesiiect:u!)y iuvirt-d to give me a csll.
U C. STANTON,
S-ltil '', At the Postoliice,
mm FDRTHE HOLIDAYS.
Santa Ola-uts
UAS NOT FOJtCiOTTEN
0, GQa
For you will I nd there the best of every
thing ill the l'ne of Toys, in the wny of
Cliristinfts presems Riid HoliiUiy Uoods.
Aed reiiieiuuor that I have the lxt of
Ckara and Tocacco
For Side, and in this line keep only Crat-
Ciil"S gM'C;S.
a3td S. GOLDSTEIN.
FINS" MEATS
- FOR THE
HOLIDAYS.
Xi. McGREGOZl
Wonld announce tlmt he has made ar
rangenieuts to provide the citizens of Rose
burg with the finest of cuts in beef, pork,
veal and nmt.on, and besides he will sup
ply ontrooa with chickens and egirs. Come
to me if you want a fancy roast, a fine
beeo-teak, n nice veal cut'et, or a tender
chicken. Best of Potatoes always on
i at d.
33 d L, licOKEaOH.
Grand Blow Out
FOR THE
AT THE
SAN FiiANCISCO
BBBE HALL !
FRED. SCIIH'ARTZ,
Near the Depot, wonld n?k his patrons
hiie c I) braiing ilie .Holidays, to come
In and rumple hi new lot of San FraucisC
Beer, Fresh. Brewing, aud direct from
the Uruwery. Tbis Is an extra lot, im
ported especially for Christinas and New
Years', aud friends will find it superior to
anvihiug in the line ofte.ed.
itt-.d SCHWARTZ.
1
M.
Would announce that lie has just received
a very large stock of
ALBUMS, -
MEERSCHAUM PIPES
AND HOLDERS.
The best of Candies and other articles
suitable lor
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Ladies and geuileiuen are invited to in
spect oiy stock bofore they consult K&jita
Claus. I will not be undersold. Do not
forget, I always keep the QuesS brands of
Cigars and Tobacco,
M. APPEL.
ROOK & EYE
AND OTHER
.mhot mmKS 1
O. C. PERKINS
Would Inform tha pob'icTiat lie Is pre
pared for tbe Holidays, and that besides
other Fancy Drinks, he has porch" aed in
San Francisco, and will offer for sale a One
brand of
Something leasing to the uete and uu
able tor the? a) at. " his celebrated liquor
eaanot bee -di eT. . ,
VJ4 ' f 21.S
Appel
V
1
LAlTQ22T3BEa BEOS.
Tbls firm has eoastantly oa hand the finest
lock or
Boots and Shoes
eves Bitoranr to uosEBCua.
Bs3t of Boots and Shoes
Hade to order and Repaired.
LYON'O
PATENT HETAU.IC
STIFFEMERS,
FOR . . :: -
unn Ana aresne
Soot and Shot Heels
' Prevents rann'ng over and
treating off oa I be
SIDES.
The firm hss on Land the finest stock of
of Leather in the State, and is prepared to
do all kinds ot work in a first c!ass i:'hii-
ner, upon th mi-si reasonable terms. Par
ties needing In their line, should call opon
them first, as they fully i
QCAUANTEE ALL WORK. -
Turned out of their , shop to lie A t aud
certain 10 wear welt.
All inds of Muh'.ciI Instruments 8oid at
ftn Francisco prices. Vioiinl and other
strings a specialty. i
tlome suri see us. 1
UUSKBURQ JIAUBLE WORKS
Mouuments, tombs, table Marble
Mint.es etc., made from the Lest .-pt-f'
ei' a"i Domestic marble. Desi).'D8
and estimates furnished free. Head
stones from $10 uuward. tiive me a
call and examine my work before
purchasing. B. BRACK EU IU DG E.
-EXCELSIOR
llOiMiill' SHOP !
O alulanci.
nOUSE SUOEINU J1ADE SPECIALTY
And all kinds of work
GIVE TUE FI3-
And you vi
A CALL.
0 agaifi
OO TO
DK. S. HAMILTON'S
HEW. DRUGS TORS,
FOR
Emus, Faints. Oils, Varniidt, Window aiip
Piciure llass. Stationery, perfumery,
if yo. wish to purchase tin Ml cheiper
than any pl.-.ce s m'h ot
- POUTLAND.
Full line keept of
El) WAliD TOiD & CO'S.GOLD
PENS, PENCILS. ETC,
SCHOOL BOOKS, NOVELS,
LEGAL BLANKS.
was I
Varntslx a (SvtkVi
Windsor and Xewtons tube 0-'!". Wit
dow and Picture Hun, n ry kim. t
Lowest i'rice, by box or p:iii. liut
B k, Wntiug Caper, en vi-lopes. pelts..
All tie"' Potent Medicine J st'-k
demand will warrunt. OLSS CUT
TO OliDKll. free of charge. Agent for
MIXED PAIKT3
The c lebra'e l tnd thoronih'v SeMel PA
civic unmsH paint. t; im-
PEKISIIAULK PAINT, and 'Jho
KNAMEL PAINT. Agent for- M.
Oray, "Music Dealer, enu Francisco.
Prefcripti -nt filM w-ftli dira'c ,'at t e
lowest rn:ee- titere is rccea-ibie at ail
hours of th uigh'. Keniember t'ne p'ace.
trick building, posite tbe Metropoiitao
Ui.tel.li .eeuur." 5. HAMILTON.
7clm
W, Gilbert,
S VLEM, OUEH02T:
Dealer Iu
LEATHE
Hides, Furs end
liberal advances uai!e
Butcdiers.
oc!3
st
iura
and
Hotel,
Opposite Marks Co. 'a V,rl:k Store,
OJJ JACKSON STREET, UOStll'URa.
Aniiontu-es to the im'oliij tha1, he has
ftiruitdied i re-1 tun rant with new
beds, nod will icive tlie people - jjohI
nccoiniuodulioti as any betel iu the
it
;if v.
FURNISH MEALS AT 25 CTS.
And that ho will siipiily his tables
with the best- in the market
Vo Chinese- Cooh Employed
DAVIS, M. D,
PifSiCA!J ArH SURGEON.
OFFICE. L'PilTAISit IS , MK8
&Co's brick building, Koebu: ,1.0. e
gon. Private consultation room lor pa
tients.
NOTICK OF FIXAL SETTLOLEKT.
Notice is hereby given that Tuesday,
January 4, 1841. has 'been set for tbe set
tlement of the final account ot J. A. Palm
er, Administrator of tbe estate of Norah
Palmer, deceased. All parties Interested
will take notice.
, C, (JADDIS, .
83-tw County Judge.
aaMf 4 fjrfjpi may be njtrad o
Kewmwrier Atverttenr Borawi 1A JfyattSl
Srree.),whTea4ver. f T???"?
tudne-eontrnearaey i $ V i
Ii luao tut st la t--t 4 WoaaS
sr. rifcT .sTO
b3
El
?iuiu!.-.i!rnra m
AND
WHOLESALE
GROCEHS
AND DEALERS IN
KEY WEST NEW YORK CIGARS
Xo:
. 120, 123 &
Market Street,
AND
Xti. 23 & 24 California .S!r t.
SANFUAXCISCO, CA LIF0RXIA.
O t- MOOSE, '-
(Late f Sitlem).
ALL WOP.K
carefully per-
:.sv Soruied, ami
' af reasonable
VV;''Hb''.-. .'-T"'v' ssgiral wcrk
. . r: ; : can be done.
t - " : - Aliaesthet-
1. '" .
' v. X'.- the Free9
r.pp'di-d for th- painless extraction of teeth
O'iic.' nni Dental tooin over Marks
C.i.'s llaildiu;;, Il isebnrg.
Eoncopi- Mo Physician
LosEuriifj oil: .on,
ILL ATTEND TO
ALL CASKS
intrusted to his enre,
Office at
ao-.f
hi? residence
m mm icf.
.1'-"iiis.
JAI1ES W0QBWARD
Would infom the public that he has
opened a new
Harness Shop,
Next door to the saloon of Mr. E. C. Dry,
an 1 that hereafter he will have for sale,
the finest
SADDLES,
The best of Harness, ani all Saddlewara
and Harnessware for sale.
FANOY SADDLES
ASD
fins harness
a specialty.
Repniring di ne with neptness and di
iSE,LlW-!Sv&
ti 1 phich.and ah work .utrusteil to my care
1 wtli receive skilliol tte!i;iin. Give me a
call, and you will find tti:it my work is
lirst-clasa aud my prices us low as the
'33d' JAMES WOODWAUD.-
KOSEnCRO, OGN.
Z'iJVIERfAiJ h FflAZER, PilQS.
Castings o! hit size and
IRON WORKS
j Of every description neatly and promptly
1
executed
Grist, Quartz and
Saw Mills
Made to order. Portable atd Stationary
ENGINES
Made to order and WARRANTED. .
t3 FOUNDRY: One block south of
he DepO t. jy3
The CHICAGO LEDGER, a literary
an-1 family paper, can be had by sending w
Chicago, Illinois, Price, $2 00 per year.
The Ledger is published weekly and ha
eight pages, and the tone of its stories and
other matter is pure and mora!, and wU
calculated for the family.
BUY
THE Ur.:?Q'JA VALLEY KILLS
tMTSi C3L 32? , '
THE BEST in THE MARKET.
AddreM A, W, STBAESg, CanyooviUe
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METROPOIAH HOTEL
KOSEBTJRG, - OPvEGON,
1
PROPRIETOR.
The-Omly Fit.st-Class Hotel in the
City and Depot of the C. O. Stags
Company.
Well Furnished sleeping a'-artmonts.the
Ust of beds, and 'he most attentive of
housekeepers, a table supplied with the
beet or cverytning.
STAGES FOR REDDING
Leaves this house every day on the ar
rival of the cars from Portland. .
The travelling public, and all who favor
n with their patronage, can teat assured
that thev will be entertained in. the best
pessitjle manner. M. A. CAXAJS
FOE SALE CHEAP
A Scscnd-Hand Planer
(Weatherby, Richardson Ruggs
tniicliiue,)
All bits and slotted cylinder for m -,
itig rustic and moulding goes with, me
machine. F particulars inquire f
THO.S. OKI.IALK,
Kosebnrg, Ogu.
JA5IS3 W. HAMZLION,
. , . '. attorasy-at-La'W-
trFFICK FIRST IWIK TO Tlibi
O1
riaht in the Court House, f-uisi-
es promptly attended to in all the
O-irs of t e :
Ue.
Zoui? Bel fits,
WAT. il JLCI: It AND JfAVELER
F.-i lit St., Kosehtis?, Oregon.
Wh.Vt a le and retail dealer iu Welches.
Clocks, Jewelry, (Joi.I Pens and Musical
Ittstrutuents. Watches. Clocks and .lew-
:y repaired. Ali ley work warruiiteJ,
AT FAIR OAKS, OREGON
Sampson Satb.er lin, Prep.
TJfY NEW 8TOUE AT FAIR OAKES IS
in. aim completed and tilled with a Sue
stock o( g'Hls etnbrac'ng ev ything found
in a first-class count rv sor. f am pre-
...ril . -til ,,kl t trli Bti liillH I
ol goods, at lower prices th n they can be
secured elsewhere, llors , ea;t.e, Sbeep
and boa's ani s!l kinds country ff,,
lice taken and highest is et price paid
for the same, tiive r. a ol1 aud sntisly
oursoif, AMr SON BUTiltiiLIN.
71 Ti. si 1
ab
GEORGE W. GS2JGER,
Annouuces mat he will s l! ms flue larm,
situated on the south iork of Deer creek,
on the County road, seven miles east cf
Koseburg, Deer creek junoing ibroughthe
entire piace. ;
LESCillPTION OF FAI1M :
Well improved, good orchard, two story
dwelling house, a convenient barn. There
are 200 acres of 'arming land, and 100
acres in grain. Will sell all vt part. For
particulars inquire of
' GEO. V. tiENGER.
Roseborg. Oregon. May 22.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
WheVeas, Jos. Palmer, in tbe Justice
Court of Deer Criiek Precinct, (before
K. u. IIursh, -Justice; Dotigl s county.
Oregon, recoverel judgment against
Dr. J. WoodrulT. for the sum of twenty-two
65-TOO dollars and tliereafler to
wit: Nov. 4th, 18!, lih-d a duly certi
fied transcript thereof iu the office of
tho County Clerk oi Douglas county,
Oregon, and s.tid judgment was there
npou immediately docketed in the
Judgment Lein IMcketof the Circuit
Court of said Douglas eotioty, Oregon,
anu wnereas on tne4tn clay or isoveni
ber. 1B60, exetrution issued thereuti ou:
of the said circuit court, directed to
me, commanding me that out of lhi
personal property of the said Dr. J,
'Woodruff.' or if sufficient Personal
propertj coula not te found, then out
folinit Ihun r.ut.
oa the 4th day of November, ' 180, or
made the amount of said judgment.
with interest ami costs thereon. Now
therefore, in pursuance of the said
writ of execution, I have, levied upon
t ha follnwiTicr ri.iuri tuxi rual eie, r.nr l tr
half of lot No. 1 in block .No. 27 and lot
No. 7 in block No, 13, and the N 1-2 of
tbe S 1-2 of lot No. 2, in block No 39 iu
th City Of Roseburg, Ugl5s COUUty,
Oregon, according to records of survey
made by A. K. nt. And further, 1
ill sell all the r'fht. tt'.le and inter-
est 01 tne sain j -r 4. w oo-irtiir, to and 1
to the sutd pr . ei described aa afore
said, together with all and singular.
tha tenement.. le hereditament, ami
. . . . . , 1
( purteuauce,, inrreuu-.u oe(Pflging cir
la auy tt iao apperrauung, at ptioiic '
aoetion, to tbe highest bidder for fcsh,j
tba c!y f hoseburg, Douglas coUDtv,
Oregon, on Monday th 27th day .fi
December, 1880. it the hour of one t
'look in tbe afternoon of said day to
tefetner wttn Interest ana au tegml t oot sfcUr. 1 1 ",JU' to,4.
i;i3 Of DU!aa Co. Or. V- wJat4lX. "
IIOFOUTUE-
ri.oici.st brands cfWinos
J
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OlTSim SAIC01T
OAKLAND OV.'Z'i
T. B -COPELAlSfI v
Proprietor. - .
' neat or w ines, liaytwi and clfiara
ly ou linu'', and a welcome to alL
d see me. eept-ly
The fi
conntam
Come ac
2H
ular resort ftr basiness men,
1 others desiring "somethina;
ett:i:tch's sake," Willi ba
if Suit u & Co.' 8tire, -
LAZl'),' -
Vines, Liqaors and Cgal
I. . . aepie ly
This pot
Farmers auo
good for th
! lound south
OAK
The best of
i always 011 hum
Eouto
Coast
Eest
To tll6
'8 DRAIN"
Wednesday,
STAGES LEAVE
Every Monday,
atid Friday, at 8 o'clock
A. M., lor
S1J0TTSB11 HB
C0QS BAY.
F.r further particulars enquire of , . m ,
JOIJX clakkT
Propri-lor.
Lrain
Teacher of ZtZzisic,
OAK ST., ROSEI3URG, OU.
Honrs from 7 to
. ci. and frwn
uovl3 "
4 to fi p. in.
Will S. I", all kinds oi
Asric 'dtral IsiTsltncats
For Anaber Twt-lv Moi.ih Ja "
a
Sf'Q.Q 13 Si U-RG,
FOIl
FRANK UROS., PORTLAND.
Black U.iwk Plows n 2 Cultivator.
Randuli Koliing Harrow,
Brown Sulky and tjsng P.ows and
Harrows, . . . . . . -. -.
McSherrr Broad-Cist and F ;rce Feed
Seed D.-Lls. ;
Cider Mills, Etc., Etc.
LOOK OCT Foli THE
iw twii mm
FOB 1881.
i-eai for Ciicnlar Price List.
i , A SL'ICUtf. Agent.
;! King of the Blbod
5 pare, an Serofoion. im, ... .( ,
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HjaS' S25i3
SCROFULA.
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