V
f
Society Meetings.
UMPQUA t'UAVTER NO. 11, K
i a m.. hold regular communica
tions every first and thiid Tuesday
r .-i. month All members in gooa
tandlng will take, du and timely notice
a id govern themselvs accordingly. V is.t.
ing companions ee invited to meet wit h
VV. L Fis3tsia. Sec'y. j
a T.TTRF,L ijODUE A. F. Hid A. M
. boids regular meeting n Wednes-
day nn or beSim eaet. le-'i mowv.
I. C. FCLLhUTOX, W.. 51.
I?, XEWCOMBj. Secy, i
rTTW'fl'"' ' PlilLt-.T ARIAS
VtxJiviii Lodge. Vft f, O. O
w mmtit on Satorriav evening: ol each
Mk at 7 o'clock! in their hal ( at Rose
l.nra. Members of th.Mirder in '.od stand
ng arc invited to atleud. ly or. hr of the N
Vl.
UNION E0NAMPMlSN"l7o. 9, I. O. O
K mcet at Odd Fellows' Hil oa be 1st
and 3d Fridays ol every month. Visiting
Prethreu invited to !end
'JUH.N NICm.ES.GP.
E (i. Sir ,-.'! . ,
1 MPOl'A GRANGE, NO. 28. P;of
If . will inM hereafter on the 1st Satut
each month. t Oraiign Hall, in Hum
burg. All nvaioliers ui ifocxX stsnumg are
eorditorly wvited to, a.tendt
- ' UEO JON'ES, M.
J. P. DCKCAJi, Setrrelarv.
P. O. Bi veetorv.
" Oos-d after Junei 10th, 1880. the mails
"for the aoo'h, incImUnsr California. Nevad
- and eastt.tn States, 'Win close at 7 ocioc
P. M . aliaru.
( The mails for the north will cloee at
. 6:45 p M.
) The mails lor Coos and Curry counties
will clst) each day, Saturdays excepted
P:4!, p. M.
Mi.il lor Oak. oreek, Mo-int Rcott and
Patterson's inHl will close Friday evening
at 9 o'clock P. M. .
Mails from south arrives at 4.4.) A M.
dai'y. r.
Mails 'rom the north dally, Sundays
exrppted at 7:15 P. M.
From Coos and:Curry counties St 12 M-,
daily, Monday excepted.
Froru Patterson's mill Saturday at 6:39
P. M. . I - -
Motday orderjbusiness transacts! each
: day, Sundays excepted, from 8 o'clock A.
i M. to 5 o'eiock f. M. Valuable letter and
i parcels registered to all parts of U- world
II. C. Stanton P. M.
TV' '"' " ': j : ;
SATURDAYS DECEMBER IS, 1SS0
t ' 1
t - CALAPOOIA.
I Mra,W. cJp.urk has sold 100 worth
ot eggs In the last few weeks.
I H.J. Cole i has decamped for Port
v land to fit himself for the pill business.
V. Mr. Harper, father of Hon. Tim Bar-
nard's estimable wife, is paying them
sv visit. J:
i. . -The
late rains have sufficiently
moistened the soil to assure the pro
gression of the farming business.
The Indkpendent Is recognized by
". J intelligent people of the creek to
le thV newsiest journal published in
the county, j
Isador Mice, of Scab Flat, succeeded
in poisoning' a large coyote which has
been trouWitg sheep owners for some
time past.
Hon. TimiBarnard did not purchase
the Porter farm as previously reported
Mrs; Porter being uuwllliug to sign
the deed. ,' ; : . , '
' A. E. McOee and John Eayless epcak
. ). at pre-empting some land down on the
t reservation
John contemplates em
I ploying MisS J to bake! apple pies
j Wm. Stephens i Co. slaughtered one
hundred and fifty hogs this season,and
contractc
of Oakland,! for ten centi per pound all
" around.
' Mr. E. . Stephens, who has for the
past year been residing; in Pomeroy,
4 W. T., Is expected to return soon, ac
companied! by his brother William
They intend spending the winter in
this county.
Misses llir.s and Badnard, two of
our handsome maids, bade farwell to
their many friends, and sweetheatts.
which we presume they are lucky
enough to have, and departed to attend
school, the former at Oakland and the
latter at Wilbur. We can no more
' than express the wish that these two
fair ones will have a pleasant time and
' master their studies. George.
Cmirt Protteeilings.
v D McMillan et al; vs Abraham,
Wheeler 1 Co, suit to foreclosa me
chauics' lien. Motion to strike out
amended complaint. Taken under
advisement.
in the matter of Caro Bros.; W R
Willis assignee. Assignee's report
made and assignee discharged.
W H Moore vs F P Iloxan, action to
recover property. Verdict for defuud
ant. ;..-:
Martha Barnes vs Z Barnes, divorce.
GraUed. j
Elizabeth Jones vs Geo Jones, di
vorce. Granted. .
Fl. cken-tein 4 Meyer vs A OCoston
and Sarah j Kelly, action to recover
money. Judgment fpr plaintiff for
$219.
A F Brown Co vs F A Williamson;
motion to Confirm sheriffs sale. Sale
confirmed.
State of Oregon vs Fx Rel W F Ben
jamin vs the Donglas county iod Co,
actiou to annul the charter of a cor
poration Motion to dismiss over
ruled; case on trial.
:- aiV
It
! . Notice. -
ThosW of our readers desiring steauy
and prtijfitalile employment, ur valu
able reading matter cheap for 1?S!,
" ' should (send 15 cents to the Frank
' Leslie publishing Co., 15 Dey street,
J Hew Vork, for a complete set of thir
publications and illustrate J catalogue
containing list of premiums, Ac., or
$150 for a complete agent's outfit of
' 13 beautiful chromos ani our pre
mium -boos, of valuable information,
'esutalning over 500 pages; ako. Dr.
' Kendall's emiaent treatise on the
, horse and his diseases, with sample
copies 'of all our publications, ac An
active agent In: every town twenty to
thirty dollars can be made weekly.
' .Their illustrated publications-, with
their new premiums, take at eight.
: "Addres Frank Leslie publishing com-
pany, li Dey street, New York.
Bridge Aciosa the Umpqua. -
pe itlon Is being circulated pray
' j lag the County Court to construct a
7 bridge ajrosa the South Umpqua at
S this plac. .In opposition there is also
beSusr circulated a remonstrance. The
bridge wlil cost la the neighborhood
L iAf $13,000, and at some future day we
' proj-cse to have sometmng 10 Bay in
' the matter. '
Before purchasing goods elesewhere,
tfiiUoaCaro Brf
SOUTHERN OREGON NOTES.
Kxad Caro Bros, "ad."
O oods for very little money at Caro
Bros.
The population of Oregon Is 173,
535. , A fine lot of holiday Roods at the
Bed Front.
Fine display of fancy note paper at
the. Red Front.
Fine selection of amber goods at the
Ked Front. .
Don't forget the lunch at the Esmer
alda to-night.
T je best place for Xinaa goods la at
i ners Ked Front.
Louis Belflh can give you the best
bargains in jewelry.
This is fearful weatbei for Dis. Floed
and FuIIerton.
Genuine meerschaum pipes and hol
ders, at the Ked Front.
Mrs. Fisher's youngest child died
Friday morning. It was a boy.
Large assortment of albums just re
celved at Fenuer's Red Front for
Christmas.
Last year Oregon shipped to Great
Britain wheat to the value of $6,609,
150. ,
Washington territory has a popula
tion of 74,753. and the pupulation of
Idaho Is 82,611.
Cuzad, the foot-racer, was shot by
Ma backer, for throwing oil a race at
Denver, recently.
Mrs. AV. R. Humphrey has gone
Salem to attend her mother, who i
reported as seriously ill.
The total population of the ""United
States is 49,933,895, or about 50,000,000
an increrse since ISTOof 11,7J0,"0
Dr. Hamilton is determine:) to close
out his stock of perfumes, toilet soaps,
brushes, etc. Call and secure a bar
gain. Go to a dry goods store when you
waut dry goods; but remember that
Louis Bcl&ls has the best of jewelry for
sale.
A pany down (rom the Steam Botr
mines reports plen y or water, aim
Tom. Crietser and his party busy at
work. .
Mr Jacob Bitzer has, perhaps, one
of the finest beeves ever brought to
this marKet, It is a yoHng steer
weighing 1600 pounds, and will be
killed for Christmas.
Laurel Lodge No. 13. A. F. A A. M..
has elected the following officers for
the eustiin year: J. C. FuIIerton, W.
A!.; A- Jones, S. 1).: J. R. N. Bell. J.
D.; John Bast, Treasurer; John Lehn
htrr, T.; H. L Murton. Secretary.
"Par-V Woodward desires those ii .
debted to bim to come forward and !
make Immediate settlement of the'r
accouuts. Ho expects 'everybody
owing him to come forward before New
Year, aud speaks as though he meant
what he savs and he does.
Mr. Geo. W. Kimball baa secured a
contract from the government to make
plats of old donation claims, and is
no longer editor of the Plain dealer.
Mr Kimball was the best editor that
paper ever had.' Mr. Byars has gone
upon another surveying expedition;
and Mr. J. W, Strauge is uow editor of
the paper.
This is cenerally pronounced a dull
term of court, and one of our business
men is of the opinion that the wit
nesses came straight from home with
a five-cent piece, and diridid that
sum up between them after they got
to Roseburg.
The Itoseburg Social club will give
the grand ball of the season at Ma
sonic Hall, on Christmas eve, Dtc.
24th. Extensive arrangements are
being made to have the bal 1 in every
way on enjoyable affair. All shoulj
turn out. '
The standard poets, juvenile books,
photograph and autograph albums,
scrap books, music binders, in colors
and plain, at sheriff's sale prices, at
Dr. Hamilton's.
A letter from Jake Smith reports the
death of his daughter, Emma, of diph
theria, and the serious illness of his
otherchild. He Cuds Portland very
dull and would return to Roseburg if
possible.
Notwithstanding the large advance
East in the price of window and pic
ture glas, Dr. Hamilton still sells it
as low as it has ever been sol I in
Roseburg. Full stock always on hnnd
- cutting free. .
The we ather prophet is yet about,
"a prognosticntor, n as Old Vulcan lias
it. It is about time to say dash the
old folks. Who in goddlemity
name can predict Oregon's weather.
Even "Old Probabilites" at Waihing
ton has abandoned the undertaking
since we have commenced enjoying
May weather in December.
During tlTe last year the Edward
Todd gold peus have been thoroughly
tested iu Itoseburg. and are pronounc
ed cuperior to other'brands. Dr. Ham
ilton purchases them of the raa:)ufac
turers and retails them as low as any
one in the U- S. .
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to Caro Bros., should call early
and settled their accounts. All
neccounta remaining unsettled, Jan.
1st 1S1, must be placed in
the bands of an attorney for col
lection. Our "Salem Notes" will be found of
interest this week. Our correspondent
states that J!rs. Dunniway and her
friends comment considerably upon
our rtrticles on the woman question.
We cannot help it. We have always
loved nil women, and have not said,
in a life-time, one word derogatory of
them. Vv'e are of that kind that has
never experienced a hard feeling
against any woman but what the lady
admitted we were in the right, nor can
it be said we have spoken a word to
their detriment. This should be apol
ogy sufficient.
. "Sank' Owens Dead.
The Oregonian announces the death
of "5ank" Owens at Baker City. For
sometime previous to his death, Mr.
Owens was blind. Those who remem
ber "Sauk'' remember only his good
qualities and he had many. He was
a true friend to the needy, "white'' in
his dealings with men. and was the
last man to turn to you a "cold shoul
der." Peace be with bim.
. Christinas Groceries.
The finest stock ever seen In Bose
burx, at HaSenden Bros. ; All de
scriptions of luxuries aud novelties
to be found la the grocery line. Cran
berries, chestnuts, oranges,lemons, co
coanct8,candiea, nuts.dates, figs, citron
lemou and orange peeL shelled al
monds, currants, raisins, et. Every
thing at bottom prices.
PERSONAL
Henry Mensor, of Jacksonville, is
in town.
Joseph Carlon is the happy father of
another baby girl. :
Col. Stone and Mr: Wm. Carll were
n town during the week. ,
We had the pleasure of meeting
with Hon. Jas. T. Cooper, of Wilbur,
the other day.
Mr. John Clark left for Drain on
Wednesday., Good luck go with you.
old friend.
"We had a friendly call from Mr. E.
R Muller, the jeweler of Oakland,
this week. .
John Johnson is the boss fisherman.
Mondav niirht he caunht 100 nue
trout with the dip net.
Puna Comatock is in town lie
has recovered irom his late Ulnesf
much to the gratification of his many
friends.
(.'apt. Ueo. W. fchMl is in town on
a leave of absence. C'apt. Short will
soon take charge of a sieamer on the
upper Willamette.
Garry Young, Fsq., of Oakland, was
atteoding to busiuoss in lloseburg
Tuesday paying taxes, . etc. We
were glad to see jau, old mau.
Hon: John C. Drain gave us a
call dining the wvek. lie was on
private business. Had he t'eeu elect
ed to the last legislature, we honestly
believe he would have done much t"
wards keeping that erratic body
straight.
.Accidental.
Last week we omitted to mention
the following fict-r, which 'we earn
estly ask our readers to give their
careful consideration, then go and see
for themselves. or better still, if you
are unable to go yourt elf, send your
orders either by your ueialilKir or by
mail and rest assured you will receive
just what yoc uuuEit, as the firm
are anxious to convert their goods into
money as speedily as possible, and
for that purpose offer-any of the fol
lowing articles for one dollar: 13 yds.
mu-lin, 11 yds. - cauton flannel, 18
yd, calico, 8 yds. bed tickinu. 8 yds.
shirting. 8 ydw. handsome plaid dress
g'Kxls, 8 yd.-snowlluke dress goods,
8 pair ladies' or children's hos-j, 5 pair
' shaker socks, 1 pair best pateut over
alls, 1 pir of misstd' or children's
shoes, 1 pair kid gloves, 1 pair 4-but-ton
lined Lisie gloves, 3 pair snseud
ers, 1 suit underware, 1 tine lamp, 1
boys too! chest, 1 satchel, 1 fine hilkf,
1 lady's hat, I lady's morocco money
purse, one-hslf doz. 'linen collars,
one and one-half doz. hemstitch hdkfs,
6 towel."', 20 biills knitting cotton, 1
ladies breatp'iti, 1 set plated gold
sleeve buttotiK, ' set shirt studs, 1 set
French ta'ile tflansware, 8 lbs. F.
refined fu.;, 3.Us. Young Ilyso i tea,
5 lb. Youug Hysou tea, 5 Iis. Jiiest
Costa ISica coffee, 5 lbs. grain pepper,
l?i lbs. rice. 15 lbs. saleratus, 10 ibs.
vitrol, 5 lbs. mustard, 1 doz. papers
washing powd-TS, 13 one pound" bars
soap warranted full weight, !55 Grant's
candles, 8 cans of oysters, 8 cans good
yeast powders,, and numerous other
articles which space forbids mention
ing. Do not forget the place, Caro
Bros.
HIS PLi.i;CE.
We have teen ent the following
notice by citizens of Oakland, asking
that it may be published. The pur
pose is, we presume, in the publica
tion, to show the pvdge Mr. Smith
has given. His word ( honor should
certainly have been siifllcieut, aud we
give the notice place simply on the
lequest of good men of Oakland.
notice.
Haviug understood that certain
parties are circulating the report, that
I don't want the office of trustee of the
city of Oakland, and that if elecied
I will resign in favor of J. R. Dodge,
I wish it lobe unders ood that such
report is a dirty lie, and the party
who started it, a low down liar. I do
want the office, and pledge myself ii
elected not to resign at all, but fill the
office to the best of my ability.
Kichabd SMiTn.
Dec. 6th, 1880.
An Old S'tate.-man's Birthdny.
Tuesday last was the sevcnty.ninth
anniversary of the birth of general
Joseph Lane. His many friends in
Koseburg were warm in their congrat
ulations, and in the evening the Silver
Cornet Band gave bim a serenade at
his residence. The General's many
friends abroad will be pleased to learn
that the gailant old veteran is in the
enjoyment of the best of hea!th, and
would marry again were it not for the
thought that should he wed once more
he would give a joung and handsome
ltdy the hot her of raising a large f.m
ily of children. General, you have
our prayers fur many years mere cf
life, and having that, the reop!e of the
State will profit in so many more
years of your usefulsiess to then'..
The LC; n Electric I.iht
Has thus fr proved a failure a a
practical light for family use, and the
owners of gas stocks Lren he more
freely and se renewed divideuds near
at hand, but the Oregon Kidney Tea
has been a success from the first,
paying large dividends of restoied
health to ali those afflicted with the
backache or any diseases of the kid -ueys
or urinary organs, and carrying
consternation to the pocke's of rival
coucerns with worthless nostrums to
sell. Ask for the Oregon Kidney
Tea and take nothing else.
! Boom Broke.
During the week, owing to an unex
pected rise in the North Umpqua, the
boom at Patterson's mill broke, and
over 200,000 feet of lumber In logs
were swept away and went down the
river. The logs will not be totally
lost to Tipton Bros., since a great
number ef them were caught iu rjau
berti Noble's bm.ra, and Saubert 4
Noble will pay fr every log belonging
to the Tipton
boom.
boys caught in their
Another .Affliction.
Another letter has reached this
place stating that Eliza, aged 11 yeats
and the elder daughter ; of : Jacob
Smith, died in Portland of diphtheria
Eliza was the last child is the family,
and her death, being the second, must
have a heart-rending effect upon her
grief-stricken parents. Mr. Jacob
Smith .wisb.es to return to Douglas
county, siajje he has found little or no
employment.
SleCormick's Almanac
We thank F. L. McCormick, pub
lisher, for McCormick's Almanac for
18SL It is the best almanac issued for
Oregon a4. Washington territory.
NOTES FROM SALEM.
The manner in which the Inde
pendent treats the femare suffrage
questtou brings forth some caustic
criticisms from Salem friends of Sis
ter Dunn i way. ; - y
Jim Ttum is preparing for vigorous
mining operations during the coming
year. His company is decidedly for
tunate In ob aiuing his services as su
perintendent.
The Bev. Mr. Bodabangh has a large
mill ready for the Tellurium mine,
but on account of some misnndir-
tt'indiuif with the Kliretors the work
of putting it in operation is delay'.
The number of prisoners in the pen
itentiary has been decreasing for a
month past, on account of the number
pardoned and time expired being
greater than the new recruits. But,
hullo! V " i
Siessrs. Strong & Cooper, electricians
and contractors n construction of tel
egraph lines, are figuring nn a com
plete telephone system for Salem.
Business and professional men are
subscribing li!)fcrally. - v
Hen. Owens has been in the clly a
short time fixing i.p some swump land
records, after which he will turn his
attention fo carrying out his plan for
supplyiug Portland with an unlimited
quantity of pure water.
A boarding house keeper atjthe W'il
lamette University and his wife are
accused of treating some small pupils
in a brutal manner, and came noar be
ing summarily punished by indignant
parents. He will be dismissed from
the building.
The supreme court is now provided
with nicely furnished rooms. Twenty
two caj-es are already on -.he doeket
for the term commencing the firnt
Monday in Januarv next. Judge T. B
Odi iifitl, clerk, has all in readiness for
the term.
The stage of water in the .Willam
ette river enables boats to nui to Eu
gene, and large quantities of grain are
being shipped from various points.
Several steamboats are iu the trade
moving wheat by the ship load. The
supply of tonnage in sea going vessels
is short and Portland warehouses are
being crowded.
The "bitch" in the Hogg land grant,
it is feared, will delay theconstruetlon
of the Yaqu'ma railroad, but the peo
ple along the proposed line will likely
make up the value of the land which
i withheld by subscription. . II. F.
Cady, Etq., late State Printer, and uow
a resident of Taquina, is visiting the
capital and expects to travel by rail
when going home next spring.
I UlcJutliean Society.
On Tuesday evening the Phiialethe
an Lilentrj Society hold its second
meeting. The night was stormy btii
a g'Od and select audience filled the
court house. Tho Koseburg Band.
composed of Mesor. Langenuerg and
Frazier, furnished excellent music.
Mr. S. F. Floed delivered a short ad
dress. His manner is pleasing and
his remarks were well received.
Mr. Bali then came forward on I hp
afuimative of the question: "'Kesolv
ed, That the jury system as it now ex
ists should b aooiished.'' Mr. J. W
Hamilton followed on the negative
Both gentlemen acquitted themselv.s
cieditably.
The instrumental music by Mi-s
Cora Jones was especially good.
The recifa-ion, "The old Blue Cloak
by Miss i.IIa Kayon, was lngnly ap
plauded.
A song by Mr. HafTendeii, "Call her
buck aud kiss her, ".elicit. ug.rouuds of
applause, closed the ex-rcis s of the
evening. The next meeting will be
uext Tuesday evening, 1'ecember 21st,
with the fallowing programme:
Music Cy the baud.
.Address Subject, " The Wondeis
and Forces of Organic I-i!V,'' by W. V
Uenjamiti.
Musiis.
Discussion (the question we are un
able to give; between Messrs. E. G.
Uursh aud A. F. Campbell.
Mush;.
Recitation by Miss Ama Byars.
Bung by Mr. Hall'euden.'
Fine Feather.
M. Josephson has just received from
San Francisco, direct, tiie finest stock
of ostrich plumes and ostrich tips in
all shades and colors. whieU must be
sold during the holidays. The stock
is the most complete ever oll'cred for
the inspection of the ladies of Rose
burg who should call at once aud in
spect it.
Fellows' Hypophoi-philesdiner fiom
all hitherto piotiuced. in composition,
model of preparation, and iu general
effects, and is sold in its original form.
It was developed from iietutil personal
experiment, embracing many monihs
while tie inventor was suffering from
pulmonary consumption and nervous
debility, 'lhe et od res lis following
its first ue buvs sinoe been repeated
in tiuniTous other cases.
Christmas i 'resents.
Si-.. Louis Bellils desires to inform
he public that be lifts an extra lot of
fine jewelry, suitable f. Christmas
presents, aud that he will cot be un
dersold in his line.
Mothers ! Mothers !
Mothers ! ! !
Are you disturbed
at
niirht ainJ
broken of your rest by a" sick child
suffering excruciating puin of cutting
teeth? If so, go at mice and pet a
bottle of Mrs Wiuslow's soothing
Syrup. It will relieve the poor little
sufferer Immediately depend Upon
it; thre is no mistake about it. There
is not a mother on earth who ha3 ever
used it, who will not tell you at once
that It will regulate th bowels, and
give rest to the mother, and relief and
health to the child, operating like
magic. It U perfectly safe to use in
ail cases, and pleas.'tnt to the taste,
and Is the prescription of one of the
omest iemaie pnysicians anu nurses iu
the United States. Sold everywhere.
Twenty-five cents a bottle.
1" " ' ' - j '
A cough, cold or sore throat should
be etopjwd. Neglect frequently re
sults in an incurable lung disease of
the consumption. Brown's Bronch
ial Troches are certain to pive relief
in Asthma, Bronchitis, coughs, cat
tarn, consumptive and throat diseases.
For thirty years the troches have been
recommended by physicians, and al
ways give perfect satisfaction . They
are not new or untried, but having
been tested by wide and constant use
for an entire generation, they have
attained well-merited rank among the
few staple remedies of the age. Pub
lic speakers smd sing' a use them to
clear and strengthen the voice. ' Sold
at twenty-five cents a box everywhere.
laEssassoec
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that Tuesday,
January 4, 1831, has been Bet for the sei
liemfcnt of the final account ol J. A Palm
er, Administrator of the estate of Month
Palmer, deceased. All parties interested
will t&ae notice.
C, O ADDIS.
3-4w OauMy ndg
NEW TO-DAY.
THE BEST OFFER YET MADE.
Four of Frank Leslie's Publications, one
: Year for only $2; 50.
The Frank Leslie Publishing Co., 15
Dey St- New York, will send Frank Lea
lie s Family f rleqa, a in-page iiiuBwaieu
panur for only fl per year.
Frank Lrsiie'i! Young Folks, devoted to
tho interflst of young peoplo, and contain
iug mueii to inten st ih'Me of a more ma
ture ajnr, a 16-pge iilustraWKl paper.
Price per yea' 50 cents.
Frank Ili-' National Agriculturist
and Workina-. Fanner, a 16-rmire iiluri'-
ed paper for only $1 per year. With Dr. B.
-'. Kendall's eminent Treatise on ihe
Horse and his Disease; nook ct It 0
p 'lies, 90 tine eiwraviugs, rree to each suV-
Fiank Lee'ia's Pul.it of the D:iy, a 10
pnjre illustrated papen Just the paper
for Suuduy reading. Price only 75 cents
1 per ver. iM-iumnji two r auuiui n i,
"The F.rnt liister Uu, aua ruo-r irrt
ChrisiiDHS M.iru."
Or ail of the above publijcatioaii for $'3 50
per year. ! ;
Samples of alt our Publications nad IU
lu-tniteil Catt'o'in (without . prelum )
for 15 cunifl,
Ail disiriurf steady aud
vinenl souid send at ouce
proStable emiil
btor their ternt- rv is taken
is taRen.
in, of the above publications sent
for
six nn Dtl.s a
half rBtes.
Address FRAN K LESLIE PUB CO ,
15 IVy s rest, --w l-rk.
i 4a BUST,
tiV.r in Thnmas and Jeieniiali.
EirKn"'tt or aovtUiuj K
lo driuV. '
An Hammon, Propt.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
I herebv tfivw notice thnt all iudeb'ed to
me must call and seltle I y either easily or
note be!ori the 1st of Jauitarv. 1881. Un
less such s tt!'iiiei.i iB n.ane I will feel
compelled to add Ciwt to tli senlmem.
FHES. KUBAN KS,
35-1 m Oakland, Oie-jjon.
CALL AT IIE OFFICE !
Panics indented to me must prepare to
iineke si-ttl ment of tlieir accounts by Jan
uary 1st. IS'-Jf. I' nesd the money in mv
hus'mess aud mut liave it. A prompt and
favorabl-j answer to this reqm-sl will
oblige
XV. G. WOODWAUr.
Ibweburg.'Dee. 11, 1880. ltn
A 12- SPZCSELZI
ixvi:stou A'Ja MAN ITf aCTCU Ell of the
SELF-REGULATING
WIND MILL.
Fir Prices, Etc., Addr.-ss
A. M. SPH'KKLMIER.
33-tf , ll.jsoburg, 0 egop..
Oakland Mills!
Pres. IEi&RKlis &. o.
Announce that thev have in operation a
firsti-ln-i. tirist Mill at Oakland, Oregon,
and will hin.ieu the
iMsniifictUred in D ma'as county at the
lowest r te--. Orders from abroad sol eited
and prutupily tilled. 35. f
GRAND BALL!
....AT....
OAHLATi'E), GN.
....ox....
GHRISTIMS EVE 1880,
At Abraham & Brown's IlaH.
MR. LAWKEXCE PLOWMAN
Would nonounce that lie .tins ninda ar
rangements to pive a Grund Ball as above
tattd, arid that in lhe matter of music,
suouer ami oiinciiig room, ev rytidnif will
be rirst-cinW and that hecorduilv invii.-s
ilie citiz-iis ot lnnrlns county to c uiie
with li i tn ami -njov a iiolidav hop.
85'.d LAW RF.NCli PLOWMAN.
wo'.ild announce that he l as tlie finest as
sortnient of Holi'iay Jewe'rvever brought
to Iicbnrg. It emlirBcr Watches. Kings,
I'locka. and L 'dies' Ji-w!ry in every stvie.
This M.wk must bo sold ni once, "slid is
c inseyieiiily offered at extreme low pri
cw. firing your aunts, yonr uncles, your
couxics or yom sveethearts, nnfl come
yourself. J. JASXULEK.
ME AT S
FOR THE
ZET O L I ID -STS?.
JAC033 EITZ2IL
Would inl'i.rin bis patrons that lt will
lave a full supply of Beef, Pork, Mutton,
Pickled Pork, au-aire. Heud Cheese, Livs
er Puddiua-, Blooti Pudding, and Bolognas
for th Holidays. Also, a fine bit of
Turkeys and Chickens 34td
OT1CE TO HUNTERS.
Hunters will hereby take notice that
I wilt prosecute, to the fullest extent
lo tse law, any one caught running
deer with hounds ou the lieu. Lane
farm.
' aa-4t J. II. WHITi-ETT.
NOTICE FOR FINAL PROOF.
Land Office at itoseburg, Oregon, De
cember 10,. 1880. -Notice
is hereby given that the following-named
settler has tiled notice
of his intention to make final proof in
support of bis claim, and secure final
en ry thereof, on Wednesday, January
12th. 1881, before M. M. Melviu, Nota
ry Public at Uardinef, Douglas county,
Oregon, viz: John T. Henderson, De
claratory Statement No. 3387, for the
8 W 1-4 of N W 14. N 1-3 of S W 1-4
and 8 E 1-4 of 8 W 1-4, section 2, T 23
8 K 9 W, and names the following aa
bis witnesses, vii: C. A. Henderson,
of Scottsbarg, Benjamin . Deland, Jo
seph Butler and F. M, .-penser, of tiara
diner, all of Drf wlaa county, -Oregon.
, W'jr, XhNJASUi, Register.
ABB
ARAM. W
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEB8 IN
ROSS SURG,
THE ABOVE NAMK!) FIRM WOULD ANNOUCNE TO Til
boutuern jK.r.in of Oregon that thry have imported lo Uooa
Lapgest Stack Mercliaa-iisj
EVER BROUGHT TO
SOUTHERN
Th slock in qui:Un is complete in every
,...icoat ta low U ires that we are able to
competition in u.i,rsaie anu retail prices,
V ...
First-class Dry
Full Lines of Clotiing,i
Ladies' Dress
Fancy Millinery Goods,
Hats
and Caps,
Boots
WE HAVE COMPLETE LINES OF
GROCERIES
Glassware, Tobaooo, Ciara. "Wiaaa and Liquor x
ve nave ais.) everything la the way of
PAHMIjG maohihbhy
Of all kinds in reapers, mowers, Ptc on the
Eig'irst PsisQ Pid fa?
in pmcninn won tne svore anil near
wnreuousH tor the stomg-e of trniin. and adjoining the wandioase w have the liftest
improveil Oraiu Elevator and Urain t leaner,
Country storerkeepors will find on application we can oifr ;li-m suiorior bargains
trite us a 'rial or we wnl nol be undersold.
'or i.'ES'
At the
Sua tiBae
To purchase
general
their
BROS
AT SAN FRANCISCO COST.
The ladii-s are especially invited f cail
and quest on the superior bargains olTyre.l
by the firm in
AND FANCY GOODS.
No such opp-jrtiinry for cheap purs
.chsRe was ever before jjiven in ilie ciiy of
Hs-teburg. .
N. B AH those indebted tn tho firm
t f Caro Bui., nn- ri'O, nested to make im
mtd;t" settienn-iit of ihvir uccoiinis. tln-rv
by sarincoHt s'jd trotibl-j. Should not a
prf'iupt respoiiie be niiide to t!n request
the firm mu-t plucn tiie.ir accouuts in tliu
band ei an t.flicer of the law for colli-c-ion.
KOSEBURG ACADEMl.
Tiic winter sessici of 14 weka(3i too.)
will commence on Monday, iiecemla-r Bib,
188-), and will end Friday. March 11th,
1881,
RATF8 OF TUITION.
Orthography, reading) pr. month fl 67
ami Writing f pr. tera 5 84
Ueouraphy, or Eng. pr. mouth. $2 Oil
Grammar, f pr. term 7 00
Hi jir.T Arithmelic, Al ) pr. mouth $2 00
" gebrn. Geometry or
Book-keeping, J pr, term 8 7 )
Latin or Ureek, pr. month... 3 00
" pr. term 10 00
Prof. B. A. Cathey. late of Caninnville,
will have charge of the Primary Depart
ment, and W. Brodie will assist iu the
higher grades.
J; BROWNE, LL. D.
Quality not Quaut it v is the Desideratum
IF YOU WANT PURE
Chemicals, etc., do tot forget to call on
HEEL2H II. GABBERT,
MVUTLE CREEK:.
ulso keopson hand tlie J.H. Cutter whis
kis, Holland Oin, Jamaica Hum and the
finest Wines and Brandies for medictl use.
Physicians Prescriptions a specialty.
KOSJCJ4rjKG, 0G2
IllIrlE&Oo
I
OREGON.
CPLB
)FTHE
OBSGON.
detaii. aud was purcliassd in San Fran-
snil at aucli rates aiHo permit us to defy
xue stock coini'Tlaes
Goods, '
a
Goods.
and Shoes Etc
& CEOGKEEY
HARDWARE, and caa supply farmers ith
shortest notice end most reasonable terms
Wool. Qrain and Produc
3
in railroaa depot we imve a acomnioc. lou s
wlncli farme r wiii fid advantageous.
ABKAUAM. W UEELElt & CO-
R
is? nz us
Siore ol
5ei"s:;
extensive stock o
BUY
THE UrVlFQUA VALLEY KILLS
THE EEST IN THE MARKET.
Aldress A. il . STEARNS. Canvnill
Oregon.
.,
. aep4
O. EJICE, D.,
rhjsician and Surgeon,
OiTlce 6rst door south of Dr. Hamilton's
drug store, o Main street.
J. C. MOBEASD, .
City Attorae.y.
A. H. Tanner,
otary Table
HORELMD & ANKER.
ATTOP.XER-A W.
163 First St."' ' Portland. Orsffm.
,x. .
ty:-.. Bepu iy?
tuzmzuu & KEcars
(SAX FRANCISCO) Celebrated
BOOTS and SHOES
....... . '.. - ..'.. .
For 8ala at
ABRAHAM, "WHEELER BTOSSs
Sheridan Bros.,
They wonid announce that they have" just
Largest Stock
Ever brought to Donglas connty, and wtirn a.Ucd to their STOVES OF ALL PAT
TEltNS and BE DE TIN WAKE, they are- prepared to declare they have the
bes. supply i their linerof any establishment in Southern Oregon, winch they propose
can purcliats elsewhere.
In the shape of buddig materials in
superior iudueeroeuts to purchasers. Try
We can iw you bargains in iu ummiwuix unuui ui kiovcs, not equalled else
where Hack's. B.-nanza. Farmer, Utility. I xter, Pacific, W We Wsi. Clarendon
Occidrt, Iron King. Eiupire City, and other s'ores and raiig -k.
Tlie bwtot' workmenar? constantly empWyed la tlio iu.-.uufanre our Tinware.
and hover should It-am our prices. . -
We have a'sa Uracils to ottern goas.
us we.-! as to MuM-uunB ana
We are al Aj;enis for tl W bile. Peerlew
wesnii al lowest rales ana warranj uwaiww iu.jij mjia .
W can also supply
Averi!! and
Iff
The best in the market, at the lowest rates;
Uive us a call, inspect our aloes, inquire as
fanvonecan.
Gen'l Merchandise,
IXCLUDIKG EVERY VAKIETY OF
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
OF THE LATISST STYLE.
CasMmerss cf all Variety and Shades ca Hon
- -AT THE
'tuiiSliadB
-
OF -
M
JOSEPBHOW.
jl eiitlenieii & Boys'"
jis. us jsl :eld "ssr - ian: jh . .
ri-ctoTmrr&jK
BEFORE PUR HASixg ELSE'' VERE,
BY 80 DOING GOOD BA RGAINS CAN BE SECURED
Hotice of Sale of Delinquent Stock
Notice is hereby given that the following Certificates of Stock in the Kew Idrian
Ciiifiabar Minir.i; Company will be ofl'er.-d for sale nt Public Auction, id front of A,
F. Brown 4 Co. 'a store,i n the town of Oakland, Dougias ciunty, Oregon, on Satnr
!nv, the first dav January at 10 o'clock A. M., as dejliu'pientljn an assessment
levied on the 24ih day of September, 1?80, notice of which was jjiveu in the Daily
Ortjfio!) n, a nBwsi.ap.-r of general circulation in the State, of Oetoher 1st, 1880, and
also in the Western Star )f same date, a newspaper of general circulation in tho
county where '.ha works of the coiupanv aielocattd.
Wit. J. MAY. Secretary N. L C. M. Co.
Dite of Issue.
Ii Whose
IVc. 9, 1870
May 14, 1880
10
June 10
Nov. 24
j. p. oin
A Fine Stock and Farming; Kanclu
Terms reanonable, and desire for sale is
occasioned through a wish to emigrate to
Kasicrn Or. gon.
t -ir price of land and referenc Inquire
of Joitu W'. Kelly, at lhe iMUGi'ENDEXT
obi ic, or the proprietor on the premises.
Iicd for sale 800 acres of timber and
grazing suit farming laird combined ;
about 75,00 of farming land and the re- ;
maindcr iasture and timber land. The
aUv contains a fine orchard and about 3 '
acres of garden land subject to irrigation
There also is a fine lot of young trees In
the above named orchard, embracing all
kinds peaches, cherries aud apples and
vines of all kinds. There is a good water
wheel on the stream on the premises that
aiTords about a twelve-horse power, and
runs tiie sLingla niiil of K. B. Martindale
let. an. P L. STEPHENS.
Coles Vaixet. Oregon -
?..ereisa chance fr a go Iiargaibs.
who appiv ftar
Dearling Gitson.
UI I LAND, OGN.
Would announce to the public that
they are prepared w li iha best of n.ateri
al to supply all dei. ops in iin-ir line.
Having enjoyed ovrr weuty years' vx:
rience in their trade, all work performed
by them is guamn teed to be first-class, and
strictly according lo order. '
Gibson's Celsliratsd Ear-
FOR SALE BY J. W. STRANGE, R0SE
BUliU.
Pronounced by all who have used them to
be the best ever Invented, always oa
hand sad for sale cheap.
FARM MACHINERY RE
PAIRED, Give Them a CalL
J. II. Tipton. F. M.Tiptos
SAW ILL.
TIPTON BROS., PROP'S ,
ALT. KINDS OP LUMBER.
Including -'
6UGAK PINE,
CEDAR, FIR,
PINE AND OAK
LUMBER.
Always on band, and orders promptly
filled on tho shortest cot ice. All kinds ol
dressed lumoer constantly on hand. Lum
ber furnished at any point in Roseburg
without extra chaige. and by application
to me it will be found that my lumb-r is
not only the hot but the cheapest in the
market. Try me and see.
- Address ali tellers to
TIPTON .BROTHERS.
jy3 . Patereon's Mills, Or.
BUY
THE VLn F.IUS
I-i iR .
THE BE - HT B MARKET.
Address A
Oregon.
W.Tfi
BNS, CanyonviPe
. . aep4 ;
ROSEBURG, OREGON.
LL BCSLSTESS IN MY LINK Wn.L
L be promptly attended to, sad caarj
mod era t. Caa be f ootid wkea wast
la airs for bis at Betbatg, hotel,
Eosburg, Qgn
received and now have on hand one of tfia
of Hardware
ths way of looks, butts, ete, we eatt offei
us.
sucu as v incliern-r. fcoiry and other Rifles,
and er Uome cw-.n Mpchine ,wblcl
aaltaa 6
'aitits,
jaavaAvvmK ja.
:? our prices, and w promise to anil all
nnr.Riua HKON.
W)3
Sia e t
iNo.
name Issued.
jXo.of
ish'r-.
AmU
assin't
ert
t t
3rt. 1000 350 00
A 13; 1 001 25 00
Aliii 100 25 00
A 17; 808! 203 00
A38-10Qui 2o0 00
A 8!i 3'XK! 750 00
122! 50i 5 00
f3
SHERIDAIJ,
(Successors to TUos. P. Sheridan)
UltAiEUS is
HAEDW'ARE, TIXWAUfe", STOVES
Uuus, Cutlery and Tiraers Fur-
nishine Cfoodc. . .
ER1CK STORE. ncsECjr, c
aiti
Uavin secured ihe above business, we
aid prepared to keep' op its former good
name for work and prices. We Lave the
best of material and always a full stock of
g.oda on hand, and it is oar aim to fur
nish customers with firs:-clasa articles at
let live prices.
A full stock of Iron and Ptcel far tsj
Orders from abwad will receive prcm
a'tentiou. P. .. J. C SUERDAX "
NOTICE FOR FLSAL PROOF.
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, No
vember th, 18f0.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
t l .l !..,! nn.l
of ids iutention to make final proof in
support of his claim, and secure final
entry thereof on Thursday, December
23,lt80, at the Laud oilicat lioseburg,
Oregon, viz: Henry M, Copelaud,
Homestead Application No. 8 I'M, for
the N W 14 of section 6, T 26S JR 3 W,
and names the foilowiug Witnesses,
viz: Walter M. Hotchkiss of lioseburg,
HicI...:J W ithers, of Oakland, William.
Tipton and M. Tipton, of Oak Creek,
all of Douglas county, Orenon.
W.F.JJEXJAMIN,
32-td Register
ED. TOLIES;
House, Sign and Carriage
PAINTER, ..:
draining, Marbling, Kalsominlng and
HARDWOOD FINISHER.
Paper-hanging and wail-tinting prompt
1 attended lo at Irnv utea. - Orders to be
be left at lr. S. Ui.miltoii'6 drugstore. -
JACKSON ETHKiT. EOSEBUSO.
The proprietor of. this well-known and
popular resort would thank bis fronds for
their liberal pair mage lo the past and auk
for a continuance oltiie same in lb future
The public ft informed that J keep Bone bu
the best brands of wines, liquors and cigars
and that I sell over ths bar the celebrated
JESSE" MOORE CO. '8
KENTUCKY WHISKIES
A good billiard table will be found ia
the saloon; also the leading papers of the
of tho world.
R0SEEURG HILLS,
pnortirjor.3
The best Flopr ia the Market.
Tha Flour of theie mills has gained In
iwtnni.rti v iinT.ii tf i.n m ,huu itt
by purchaser, as the beet in tb market, o
vruers iro . uoiae aad abrosd niki
promptly At drets, a..
,!C.jf GATE3.
the tr::7JA v;un
l...ii
:
I? i..t.
or
Adrtfi A.
Oregon,
4:
;aa "
A