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RESOLUTION OF ENDORSEMENT
; Y nEKB, m Douglas Ik dkpesdknt
a newspaper published in lioseburg, ban
l beeo published in thtscoouty tor the period
of throe ); snd
Wh KKKAtt, taht newspaper to now we!
established, soil during a three Tears' trial
it baa faithfully served the interests of the
producer and taxpayer; therefore bell
llcmtivtd. We, the runnbers of tho XJmp
quaHranirit No. 2S, do five THE DovOiAS
1ni impendent our unqualified eudoseuient.
and wjuld recomuii.d it aa a neweimpet
worthy the patronage of every iaruier and
ax payer in Southern Oregon.
. Oeo. W, Jones, Master
J. P. Vuncas. Secretary
SATURDAY . DECEMBER 25. 1SS0
MERRY CHRISTMAS.
"Iu accordance with the time
LonoreJ custom," the printer
ill take a holiday duriDg Christ
mas - week, consequently there
will be do paper issued next
week, excepting a sheet lor ad
vertisers onlyi In the meantime
we wirth our patrons a Merry
Christmas and Happy New Year,
promising them a better news
paper after the holidays.
. OCR BAuTJOX.
It has been contended by many
fishermen who have watched Fa
cial C"ast salmon to ascertain
their habits, that the salmon never
return to tho ocean, and that after
spawning the salmon naturally,
then and there, end their exist
ence. The same fishermen have
also argued aa proof the diseased
condition, of the salmon when
haying reHcbed tl.eir spawning
beds miles trora the ocean in the
fresh risers and streams. We
have always thought there was
some mistake in this, .and while
w&Lave frequently noticed dis
eased. .saLoon in our sweet waters,
u,ijfd Deen inclined in one. or
conclusions-i-either that the
salmon mat we iind dueased have
; beaten apd brajsed themselves,
until they have become half rot
ten, against the rocks iu tho river
- in their passage from the sea to
their spawning beds, or that we
. have a salmon separate and alone
in its species and at all times un
lit lor table: use. Vej)cefer to
ll3?dJbJi-4ri-ahia2'h that the
bruised salmon bruise themselves
in passing the rapids in the livers
in the earliest stages of water,
and that the . same Fpeciee pass to
the headwater of the rivers d nr.
ing the greater freshets, act! dur
lug the same freshets again res
turn to the ocean, there to recu
perate lor another spawning sea
on. It would be difficult to
prove the return of the salmon, we
speak ol to the ocean during the
heavy Iresheta, tor them, owing to
rapid current?, heavy floating
drifts and muddy water, it is im
possible to drag nets and catch
the returning fiah il there vere
any. Bat if it has been established
in the East that Pacific Coast sal
mon will live and flourish in fresh
water streamswhy cannot we
believe that those salmon which
itscendour rivers during the period
ol extreme high water, and thus
save bruising, feed and tatten
... aftar spawning, and quietly re
turn to the ocean after recupera
ting their wasted strength? It
would certainly .be easier lor
them to run down stream than go
up stream; and it will be remem
beredthat the time for fishing
has past when the salmon could
possibly return; and il it were
not our siroams ar ;o muddy as
f.:. r the kind.
, living
t.er, late
allowing:
tr ' sends ' a
rU-5 wttiect that the
e California Bait water
'placed in fresh water, will
ateMid grow to tneir norma
I. K. Fairbank, the apostle for
ion of fish culture, confirms
v..tuient by saying he fhas bred
Tom i a salmon iu lake Genoa, Wis,
tie thousand, and some of them
grown to the size "of twenty
d.i. Tho Michigan commlisioner
that the expetloient has been
vfully tried in various parts of
T-.,
i old queetion of corporal
traentis now beitg again
led iu Boston. It is found
vere whippings have been
0 children in the primary
1 and "that the rattan is
quently by many teach
g laid over the head and
of fhe culprit. A com
hicii investigated the sub
ted in favor ol discharg
Jers who whipped ay
ber than boys in the
'epartmeuts. This will
tselt as a sensible reso
ower ta punish mere-
olars is too dangerous
o the great number
1 .tchefl
i'e fiVJl
lUDioil
uXof
years was sent
jnitentiary
to
WE HOPE IT IS TRUE.
An exchange gives us the
io)
lowing item of news; ;
It has been decided that General
Howard will not return to Uie depart
ment of the Columbia, but will have
an eastern departments I J
We hope all this is true. VVe
would be pleased to ihave Ilovf
ard return to Vaabi112rton. since
it was there he robbed the Freed
man's Bureau fund or bank,"
to the extent that it was a ques
tion whether the United States
district attorney would have him
indicted before the United States
grand jury ia Portland, or not.
And in following in , the course
ot natural events, (3 en. Howard
has been recalled to the scene qt
his criminal or doubtful actil
The criminal has too ofteu,
for his own rood. returned to
the place haunted by a guilty
conscience and a : reproachful
miud. It may be thai Genera
Howard has not worked out hi
destiny, and has got something to
do in this life before he shall be
called to auother. In tho siglit
of the law it may be that his of
fenses against the Ireedmeu may
not now be recognizable, through
the matter of liquidation. It may
bo that iu the bast be will iz
tree though suiltv. ' Yet, if this
be bo, it would not surprise tlu-s
who think for themselves, ti;ji.d
Gen. Howard return to Portland,
and oncemoro become command
er of the district bf Columbia,
trom which place aud by virtue
of the appointrnentwhile preach
ing the words of God and the
Gospel, ha permitted liquor to be
carried to a drunken .Major
Campbell, who in : hia drunken
frenzies, committed crimes and
flenses contrary to the dictates
ol humanity and in disregard Qt
the duty of an officer ot the
American army, and unbecom
ing a gentleman ot houor. Of
these crimes Gen. Howard
had perfect knowledge was in
formed ot them thiou gh the
sworn affidavits ol ministers of
Greek chnrch; and yet General
Howard shielded Campbell trom
punishment, though among
Campbell's crimes was that of
starving and working, in the pitti
less storms of an arctic winter an
oldlieutenant of the Kussiuu army,
retired Irom service, to deaih.
We can prove that Mtyor Camp
bell did not only this, but that
while the lather of Usvo orphaned
children, so far aa their mother
was concerned, was iitcarcerated
111 the guardhouse, the two
children hud to light with the
post's dogs lor the fofuao to sus
tain life tbro u out at the rear jof
"the guardhouse, j To-day f?eu.
Uoward is us guilty ol those out
rages a were Campbell, siuce, it
cau be shown that wten there
was a remonstrance against -his
sending liquor to add to Camp
bell's madness? he; kept up the
supply. And at that time Gen.
Howard was preaching temper
ance lectures, and prajing in the
rooms of the Young Men's
Christian association.
Modern ladies, after a long use
ol cosmetics and powders, cannot
call up a charming blush with the
same readiuess that their grand
mothers could. Blushing has be
come a lost art; hejee science has
bceu brought to bear upon , the
question, and the result is the
production iu Loiidon of what is
called the "blushing bonnet. "j To
the ribbons of any bonnet which
are tied under the 'chin, are fast
ened two small, powerful steel
springs, which end in round pads.
These are brought close against
the temporul arteric by the mere
bending of tho head, thus forcing
a rush ot blood into the cheeks,
and producing, what to the mas
culine obseiver looks like the
genuine blush of modesty. ,Tbe
inventor ot this machine will Boon
retire on a lortune.; ; !
We don't hear any more about
the rising of the Kurds. These
natural freebooters thought it
would be hue sport to harry the
dwellers in the lowlands ot Turk
iftan aud keep up their old here
idtary prestige in rapine. The
Persian government uid not
fancy the diversion! of the
mountaineers, and determined to
punish them severly. The regu
lar troops are now treating the
Kurdish bands to their own stylo
of warfare. Every lew days we
read ot fifty cr more villages
being burned by : the Peiisians
and large herds ot Icattle captur
ed. This species ot punishment
will have an excellent effect, len
iency being thrown away upon
such people. I
South Carclina is a peculiar
otate. The census returns show
ed some curious figures, but
equally strange are the names ot
many townships j For instance,
there are Alligator, Ebenezer,
Sammy Swamp, (Giddy Swamp,
Sculfletown, Swimmirjg Pens and
Dark Corner. As regards the
methods of its politicians, the last
name might be applied to the en
tire State. i
Mrs. Nal, of (Milton, N. 0.
was burned to death while pray
ing" ia front of a grate.
Gen. Miles has been assigned
to the command of the departs
ment of tie Columbia vice How
ard removed. It will be remem
bered that Gen. Milea is the
brave commander who cvertook
and captured Joseph's band ot
murderous Indians while How
ard was an hundred miles away,
and runmag at the rate ot 15
miles to the Indians' SO per day.
Gen. Milea will be kindly re
ceived by onr people, who are
already rredii-T'Osed iu favor ot
so gallant, oil officer.
Hancock carried four counties
in Iowa over Garfield. Curious
ly enough they wore named Jack
son, Jbneon, Lee and Davis.
These counties ioin the northern
hue of Missouri.
There are now in California
891 lodges of Odd Fellows, 64
encampment.-! ad CO lodges ol
the "degree of Rebekah.
WASTING DISEASES.
8uch as CoKMutuption, Bronchitis. Asthma,
Uenernl DeOv i-y, Biaio Kxhaustion,
Clironic L'tntsti pation Chronic Ui
arrhes, Uysi-epsia or
Loss of Nervous Power,
Are positively cured bv FtLLOW'8 COM
POUND SYRUP OK HYPO
PUOrPiUTKS. As phosphorus enters s- liirgely icto the
aotuiHl economy. It lieconu-s par eKcellein'e
the best vehiclo with which to aKSocinie
tli other vitttii.ini iugrvditiitB of jealthy
inuredienti- of he&lihy BIo.mI, erw and
Mivile. In Fellows' Syrup uf llypophos
I'hitis ar combined all the subvtance
found necessary to iuftire robinit health,
aud whereas it was invented with a view
to supply every deficiency, it certniulv ba-
performed some n-ondertul cures.
M-jNCHss-lER, N. II.. June 12. 18S0.
Mr. James I. KjL1X)W6:
Dear Sir 1 wish to acknowledge the
great benefit 1 hnve rec.-ived lrom use
of "'Fellows' Compound Syrup of Hypo-
pliospuites. ' I have bi-en an mvniiu or
nearly two yea 9, wit b a hrouchiul all'eclioo
that bad K come clir-nic. Iu 1 he Full of
1878 I bad a physician eighty days in suc
cession, besides the Counsel of several oth
ers. They gave ine but little eueotirjjre
ment, some of 'hem none. L8tJulyI
ws advised 10 give voiir r-meiiy a trial.
I did so. and in less than one week there
was a murked improvement for ti.e better.
I have continued its use from that tini"
untii She present, impiovinu; all the time.
and 1 can trulutuhy xy 1 u mors than
huudred er cent. be. lor thnn when I com
menced its use. 1 hnve increased in weight
about ti'teeu lioau.J.. an j my couyh. which
was fearfu', has nearly disappeared.. I be
lieve had it not been for vn.r Syrup, 1
should ere this have been beyond the cares
of life. Veiy truly vours.
' albeht kTour.
Do not be deceived by remedies I earing a
smiilar name: no other preparation it a
suiistttule lor this, under auy circumstan
ces. FKEE BOOKS
TO
H:ivinr in mi 9 arnncmen's to club the
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anuo.mce thai we will fui ni-li the iJoco
LAS IndEPENDKNT and the CINCINNATI
Wekki.y Commercial, a Uwo 8-pae
50-coiiunn Family Newspaper, one year,
for $'i and wil; give as a tree pr.zi to each
Jeariy -ubfcriler under this clubbing ar
ranaement any ouo Look be may select
from the following f imous work postage
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Harper's Editions, unabridged, beautifully
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2. "The Days ot P.mp-ii,'' fiulwer's
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the most fascinating of bis productions.
3. ''John UalilaX, Ueritletiian," Miss
Mnlock's masteri iece; a story of the sor
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4. '-The Posthumous Ptpers of the Piek
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5. "'I'b'e H.story of a Criine." by Victor
Hugo. Tim terrible narrative by trie
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of the criine of Louis Napoleon in strang
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6. "Henry Ksmoud." a novel. By
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- 7. '-Eothen." By Alexander William
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JOHN W. KELLY'.
Proprietor Douglas Independent.
Livery. Sale and
PEED STABLE.
A. 0. YOUXG, Proprietor, Oakland,
Oregou.
The undershrned would announce to the
traveling public that be has the best of
conveyance for hire, nd that on the
shortest notice, be can fill an order. Com
mercial tourists wishing a team and bnggy
or team and wayoa are especially Invited
to inspect my outfits for their accommo
dation, which 1 will rent cheaper than the
cheapest. Am pis 100m for horses or learnt
to hay and grain over night, t the low
est possible prices. Give me a call.
A. C.YOUNGE..
)M-in rarnm imllT It
u v
n
Tl;ere Is no clvilizwl nation In ttie west-
em liem'splure id which the utiiitv of
Hoetetter's ttoraoch Bin erg us a t nic,
corrt-ctive, and anti-bil.inuB ninlicinn.
dot known and apurfCiHted. While it is
a nu dicir.e for a'l funs' n and all ell'
mates, it to csperinlly suited to the cli
plaints gt-ni-raii'd by the weather, being
the vurt-st and Wat vegetabie vtimulant in
tho w.irhl. .-',-
For salt by druggists and dealers, to
wtxttnappiy for HoBleiter's Almancc for
1881.
SANTA CLAUS HEADQUARTFS
ESTABLISHED.
LMGIBIRG BROTH'S
Wonty announce that they have imported
and are receiving the largest ussoitment ol
TOYS
FOR. THE HOLIDAYS
Ever imported to Rosehurg, from the
Eastern States inanU.'actories, and
by purchasi-g of first dealers,
they arv enabled to sell thir
goods i this dne cheaper
than l hey were ever
sold tfore. The
6 lock em
braces Doll Babies,
Doll Wagons,
Drums and Ilorn.',
Whistled, ;Accordeon3,
Jurutiing Jacks,
Balls, Tops, Whips,
Flutes, Etc., Etc.,
And everything else in the Toy Line,
A glance ut 'ho stock will convince all
that the Btoc a is large aud Que,
aud tli: in 'act
. Santa Olcvixs
Has made bis Headquarters at
LangcaAsTg Bros-' Store.
T1"" trade Will be supplied on the most
reasonable terms, and spiers from thu in
terior solicited.
Come voung and old and son tbe open
ing of Santa Clan' budgets as hist as
they f.rrive.
LANClijr BKK(J BliCH,
C-td lioseburg, Oregon.
R0BB1NS AND YATES.
ARE IX THE FiDLD
ANO PUEPAKED TO
IN ALL TUE
STYLES,
JBCaJS
THAN ANY HOUSE
i-swriill
OF SAN F F.ANCSSC0
OUR
FACILITIES ARB
AND OUR STOCK
SECOND T
ALL THE "ET CETItA" OF A
First Class
Picture
.'Store.
Will Be Found at Onr Flace,!?229
First, Portland-
About the 1st of September we shall re
ceive our first invoice of the celebrated
HOCAHHGS'PUHGS-
Wa still keep on hand the celebrated
Whitney & Holmes Organ.
Remember, that we bay onr goods at
first bands, and have no middle men to
hare profits with.' '
E0BBIK3 & YATES.
J?3 FlrsUStreet,
Portland, Ok
r
LATEST
NOW
SantfS XJlaus j
, -Cat - "
Farcott Bmu,
1
PAUROTT BROTHERS
Take pleasure in Informing the Ltdies and
Gentlemen ot Itoteburg that they have on
band tlip ti nest assort ment ei
LADIES SHOES,
FANCY GAITERS,
FANCY SLIPPERS,
A -
ind other IjOW Cat and Kmbrfiderrd
G"Oj rTer LnuiRht to Koseburjr. Besides
they offer to the male population of South
em Oregon bargains in Gum Hoots, Owr
sHoes a'td reJyiinde B)ts, and will sup
pi) you with a boot or ih'ie of lioitte nwn
u 1 net u re. tqual In quality and make to any
uiariudictured in the 8tae.
All we atk iaa trial, and we will prov-
we liiil not m quality ur prices.
33td 1, i rantiun iinu.-
TO THE- LADIES!
Would 8nnon:ie. iiit for the Holidays he
has the bnesi of
French Ferfpmes and
SoAra,
Gunuiue in evey way, and complete,
He
lias also several uvaumui
And the Best
Hair Tonic :
Manufacnred. Ho especi illy inviies tho
Ladies to hSect the slocU, siuce it is the
best ever brought to Koreburg, and yo
for its worth, the cheapest.
33td PHIL DeSOUZKR.
H. C. STAHTOH
Would announce that lie 1ms just received
a uiOMi complete stock ot
holiday', nmn
Comprising Full or single setts of lytoks
Pupeterie in lancy boxes, handsome card
and envelopes iu handsome Wixes, auto
graphs and other albums. Thu oooks,
juvenile and otherwise, were written by the.
best 01 sutliors, including tbe woras 01
the most cebibrnted authors. Silver-plated
ware in many fancy forms, and colored cot
loiiJtLuinel and ulster ci.iths a s;H-cialty,
Come and see uiy utock. You will be sats
isfied that I can furnish at lowest p tee
the best of goods. My old patrms aro
respectlully invited to give me a cull,
U C.STANTON",
SUli At the Posu ffice.
HURRAH FORTHE HOLIDAYS.
Santa ; Olans
HAS NOT FORGOTTEN
s
For vou will i.nd there Hie'bf-s' of ev. ry
tiling in the bne of Toys, in the way of
Christmas presents and Holiday (l.Mids.
A d reiiiember that I have the best of
Ciea23 .aad Tobacco
For s:.h-. ud in tliis line keep only first-
Clll-fi yoofis.
33-d i 8. OOLOSI'EIN.
FINE MEATS
- FOR THE
rSOL!DAVS.
Ii. KIcGHEGOU
Would announce that he has made ar
rnogemnits to provide the citizens of Roee
l.itrg with the finest ot cuts beef, pork.
Veal snd unit.on, snd besides lie will sup
ply patrons with chickens Red eggs. Come
to n.e if you want a fancy rosst, a fine
beefsteak, a nice veal eutiet, or a tender
ih'cken. Ilust of Potatoes always on
hand.
33 d ' L MCGREGOR.
Grand Blow Out
VOU THE
AT THE
SAN FK AS CISCO
ESR HALL!
FRED. SCI1 ITARTZ,
Near the Deot, would ask his patrons
while celebrating the Holidays, to come
in and rample his new lot of San Francisci
Beer, Frtsh. Brewing, and direct from
the Brewery. This Is an extra lot, im
ported especially for Christmas and New
Years, and Irirnds will find it superior to
auvth'ng in the line off-.ed.
jldui F. SCHWAHTZ.
VVould annonnce that lie has jnst received
a very large stock uf
ALBUMS,
MEERSCHAUM PIPES
AND HOLDERS.
The best of Candies snd other articles
suitable lor
CHRISTMAS PllESENTS.
Ladies and genlleinen are invited to in
spect my stock before they consult Hants
Claus. I will not be undersold. Do not
forget, I always keep the finest brands of
Cigars and Tobacco.
33
M. APPEL.
ROOK & RYE
AND OTHER
O. U. PERKINS
WonlJ Inform the pnb'lc that he Is pre
pared for the Holidays, and that besides
other Fancy Drinks, he has purchased in
San Francisco, andt -111 offer for sale fine
brand of
ILOcK. arid, FLyo
Something plessing to tie taste and suiu
able for tho palate. This celebrated liquor
cannot be equaled In this city,
8314
1'."
Q.C.PSJRK1NS;
ft
M.
Appel
LAITQUITBLEQ-
This firm ha constantly on band the finest
stock of .. .
Boots and Shoes
EVEU BROUGHT TO KOSEBCaa.
L na J Pl
Made to order and Repaired.
PATENT KETAUIC
QTIFFENERS,
. roit
uitn ard aissw
Hoot and Shoe Heels.
PrcvenU runa'jig over and
rearing off on tlu
JIUE3. --
The firm litis on band tho finest Fiock of
of Lent her iu tiie Suite, and in prepared 10
do all kiudit of work iu a first -class man
ner, upon the most r asonable terms, rar
ties nei-dingin th. ir line, sti.iuld fall tlpi n
theci firrit, as liiey lur.y
OUAUASTEE ALL W0HK
Turned out of their shop to be A I snd
certain to wcr well.
All iodsol Mtwtal Instruments so u nt
San Franclcco prices. Yio.iu ui-d 'other
strings a sieeiallv.
t'ome si.ueeeus.
uosEuuna marhle works
Monuments, tombs, tablets., Marblo
Mantles etc., mailt! from the best For
eign and Domestic marble. Designs
and estimates furnahed free. Head-ston.-s
from $10 upward Oive me a
call and examine my work before
purcliasing. It. BRACK R 1 DO E.
EXCELSIOR
DliMafi SHOP !
1 1 1 1 1 " 1 1 1 1
Kcrrinan & Chuiclrill,
O tx li. land.
H0BSSHSU.0S1N0 MADE SPECIALTY
And all kinds of work
PROMPTLY EKEGUT.
GIVE THE FU" A CALL.
And you will cosa.3 agais.
GO TO
DR. S. HAMILTON'S
NEW DRUGS TORE
FOR
trnjrs. Paints, Oils, Varninh, Window an
Picture (ilass. Stationery, Perfumery,
ii'you wisii to purchase then cheaper
tinui at any plac sou'h ot
PORTLAND.
Full lines keept of
EDWARD TOiD& CO'S.GOLD
PENS, PENCILS, ETC,
SCHOOL BOOKS, NOVELS,
LEGAL BLANKS.
GTatfr, Kafr, Watt &: Tooth
Brushes, Pdnt9 White
wash, Varnish &;
B rushes.
Artist's
Windsor an-1 Ne.vtoiu tulie C'lir.s, Win!
dow ami I'iciitre (i'.ass, m.!, at
Lowest Price, by box or pane, limuk
Bo iks, Writing I'npi-r. -nve..pts, in ns.
Ail new Patent, Medicines in ct-:k as
demand will warrant. UHS CL'T
T( OHUKU. free ol cliartfe. Aent for
THREE MIXED PAINTS
The celelirate.! and lh..rottsrliiv i,tetl PA
C1F1C ItrUUER PA J XT", Thi 1 M
PKltlSIIAllLSC PAIXT. ml The
KNAMKL PAIXT. Ay.nt fo, M.
bry, ilui'ic Dealer. .au Francico.
PrescripU fill-ri with di atc , at t' e
lowest rate- rtire is ecceihle at all
hours of the niyhi. Hemeinber the p!ncM,
Hr.ek buildiuir, J)tsit the Metropoiitau
Hotel. Hoeenur. is. HAMILTON.
John W, Gilbert,
8LEM, OI'.EGOX.
Dealer In
Hides, Izivs and
Liberal advances uiado
to
Butchers.
oelB
Farquar's Usstaiirant
and Ilctsl,
Opposite Marks ft Co.'s Erh-k Store,
ON JACKSON STREET, KOSEIU.'RG.
J" ola 33. ITaz'QL'u.ar
An.ioiMues to the public that helms
furnished 1W reiUnrant w.tli Dew
beds, mid will vive the people irood
I nccommodatioii as any hotel in the
City.
If URN IS 1 1 MEALS AT 2o CTS.
And that he will supply his tables
with the best in the market
Ab Chinese Cook Employed
E. M DAVIS, M. D,
PKYSlCAIfl AMU SURGEON.
Offick upsi'aie ;:: s. marks
& Co's brick building, tfosebu: .O.e
iron. Private consultation room for pa
tients.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby piven that Tuesday,
January 4, 1841, has been set for (he set
tlement of the final account of J. A. Palm
er, Administrator of the estate of Norah
Palmer, deceased. All parlies interested
will take notice.
C, UADD1S,
83- . County Judge.
THIS PAPER
may be foond on
file at
Bowsu. O'l
ICewsparier AdverUsdaff Burasn (10 f?'v.ac
8treet),where advert f?rrrf
f,'r ' fefefc . iO; - -J n ' rSTS!- it
jm rJT J ( BOUNO FOU '1B15
rV'S' ..OHBOST,
Rx feS GL ' For a Thou,., and Jewish.
PR b fS j K( q
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SALE
G R O G E H 3
--AND DEALERS IX-
rsp GJ ES t? CD SI55
KEY WEST XEW YORK CIGARS
Xos. 12G, 12S & 132 Market Street,
A SU
NOS. 23 & 21 California Slree.t,
SAXrRAXClSOO.CA LIK0RN1A.
O L MOORE,
(Late of Salem).
ALL WOKK
carefully pt;e
formed, and
a reasonable
as jjoijtl wt rk
4V' : . r' " - can he done.
''r"r''"f-' '.-- Anetbet-j.-
vi j , ics given and
' - -'I '; .'" '" - the Freest-npoli.-il
for the paiiil-ws extraction of tentli
O lice ntid Dental R oma over Marks A
Co.'s Uuilding, llosebtirs.
S. y. W. SAOS-SBT.
Iosnc;opa'.lii3 Physician
LO.SEBUUU (lit .UN,
LL ATTEND TO ALL CASES
vv intrusted to
his reiideuce
his
care. Cilice at
liOif
mi iiaiiness snor.
JAMES WOGDVARD
Would inform the public that he has
opened a new
Harness SIiop,
Next door to tlie saloon of Mr.- E. C. Dry,
snd that hereafter he will have for sale,
the lineal
SADDLES,
The lx-st of Harness, and
all Sudd'.eware
and llarnessware for side.
FANCY" SADDLES
AMI
FIXR HARNESS
A SPECIALTY.
Repairinu done with ioattie.a and dis
patch. and all work i uf: listed to my care
wili rec ive tkiJInil uiien-iort. Give me s
cnll. and you will tin.) that my work is
firwt-c!as and my prices as low ns the
loV'Ht.
BU I JAMES WOODWAHD.
KOSECURG, OGS.
ZltV.MtRKIAH & FHAZER, PROSi
Castings r tiny rzx and
IROIT WORKS
Of every descriution neatly and promptly
executed.
Grist, Quarts and
Saw Mills
Made to order. Portable and Stationary
ENGKLNES
Made to order and WARRANTED.
3 FOUNDRY: One block south of
he Depot. jj3
The CHICAGO LEDGER, a literary
an' family paper, can bo had by sending !
Chicago, Illinois. Price, $2 00- per year.
The Ledger ia published weekly and ba
ei((bt pages, and thi tone of its stories and
other matter is pure and moral, and well
calculated for the lamilr.
BUY
THE UiwPQUA VALLEY KILLS
IE1! ova.
THE 8 EST IN THE MARKET.
Addresi A. WBTEARKS, Caoyonville
gon. :'
vr .'--.v.? V-.t
S ' 5
! HETHOPOITAN HOTEL
HOSEBUUG,
OREGON,
PROPRlfETOE.
The Osly FinsT-Ctass Hotel in the
City and Depot of tiik C. a O. Stags
Com r ast.
h-Y-f Fj!fni8,"'f f",'Pi"rartment8,the
wst of beds, and thu most attentive of
housekeepers, a table supplied with the
bt-bt of everything.
STAGES FOR REDDIXQ
L-aves thin house e-ery day on
rival of the cars from Portland.
the ar-
The travelling public, and all who favor
u with llieir patronajre, can test assured
that thev will be entertained in the best
pessio! manner. M. A. CANAN.
FOR SALE CHEAP
A Second-Hand Planer
(Weatlierby, Richar lsou a Rugg.-'
niacin lie J
All bits and slotted oy Under for tj .
iotc rustie and nmuldiu-' goes with I He
machine. !" particulars inquire of
THUS. UlliSDALK,
Kosetinr, Ogn.
7. HAMILTON.
attomsy-at-La'W.
, fSFVKE FIRST POOR TO TITE
right iu the Court House. Pusi-
jess promptly attended to in all the
ourts ot t r te.
XtQUi? JBelfils,
WAT ll .MAK; R AND JhWELER
l'rout Sj., Ko.-e nisi-, Oregon.
Wholesale aud retail dealer in Vi.tclies.
f'Jofks, Jewelry, (iold Pens and MuMca!
tnsi rtimentx. Watches, Clocks and Jew
Ity npairetl. All my work warruuted.
AT FAIR OAKS, OREGON
5a.mpson Sutlier liu, Prop.
MY NEW STOHE AT FAIR OAKES IS
now completed snd hi'.ed with a Gne
stock ol goods etubracinev ythinjr found
in a "irsi-iass country s ore I m pre
pared to to supply f rim-rs i-.U u,
of goods, at lower Jirid-s tb o Ihiy
secured elsewhere. Hors ,caitii
aud hogs and nil kiu.ls count
tice taken and highest uih et prii
for the same. tJiv v,. a A and
ourself, sXMi' SON bUTIItill
for Eaio
GEORGE, V. GENG
Atinouucen that he will S.-i: ilia liai
situated on the south fork of Deer
on the county road, seven miles
Koreburg. Deer creek tunning thrci
entire place.
LKSCiUPTIOX OF FA KM :
Well improved, givxl orchard, two
dwelling houne, a convenient burn,
are 200 acres ol tHrmiug land, au
acres iu grain. Will sell all or p vrt
particulars itquiro of
EO. W. OEXG
Roseburg. Op.'gou. May 22.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Whereas, Jos. Palmer, In the Ji.
Court of Deer Creek Precinct (b
E. i. liurBli, Justiee) I)iiij;l s en
Oregon, recovered judDient ng
Ir J. Wondrufl'. for the suto of t
ty-two 55-103 dollars nml thereaftt
wit: Nov. 4th, lv80, filed a duly e
fied transcript thereof ill the oRli
the County Clerk o- Douglas cot
Oregon, and 8iid judgment was tl
upon Immediately docketed in
Judgment Loin i'ocjietof the Ci
Court of said Douglas county, Ore
and whereas on the 4th day of Nut
her. 1SS0, execution issued thereoi
oftiie said circuit court, directe ,
me, commanding me that out of
personal property of the sa:d Df
VVooiiruff, o;- If snlUiieiit pers
property coula not be found, then:
of the real properly belonging to
on the 4lb day of November, 18S(
any time thereafter, I cause t
roade the amount of said judgtn
with interest aud costs thereon. I
therefore, in pursuance of the t
writ of execution, I have levied u
the following described real pr-pe
to-wit: Lots Nos. 4 aud 5, and the so
half of lot No. "t in block No. 27 and
No. 7 in block No. 13, and the N I
tbe S 1-2 of lot No. 2, in block No 2:
the eity of Roseburg, i uglas com
Oregon, according t record of sur
made by A. R. Fl. And fun he
will sell all the rlir '.t. title aud iiit
st of the aaid Dr J. Woodruff1, In t
to the said premise i described aa afn ,
aid, together wlin all and singul
the tenements, tlo hereditament, a
appurterisDcea thereunto belonging
in anyrrlse appertaining, at pub .
aaetion, to the highest bidder for ca
at the front door of the court b inse, :
the city of boseburg, Douglas coun
Oregon, oik Monday the 27th day
December, 1880, at the hour (
o'clock in the afternoon of aaid day
satisfy the amount of said executlo
together with interest and ait let
accruing eoa fs thereon.
Dated tais.ztita day or ror. ifw.
F. P HOOAN,
C3td Bherlfl of Douglas Co, Ct
Oakland oueu '
T- B COPELAND.
Proprietor.
The finest of wine, liquors and clgaw
constantly ou hand, aud a welcome to all.
Come and see me. sept-ly
This oomiUr resort for business men.
Farmers and others desiring 'sometning v
good for the stomach sake," UU be
found south of Smith Co.' store,
OAKLAND, OREOOU.
The best f Wines Liquors ana i.gai
always ou hand.
seplS lr
Best
10 tne uoas
STAGES LEAVES DRAIN
Every Monday, Wednesday,
Ld f rl(Jay at 8 o'clock A. M.t fof
1 " .
I )
JCOTTSBUlU
GARDINER AND
COOS RAY.
For further particulars enquire of
JOU?; CLARK,
r j,
Teacher of Elusic,
OAK" ST., ROSEBURG, OR,
i- rtnirifLiir.
Hours from
4 to 6 p. m.
7 to 9 a m.
and from
iiovl3
lew
A. SLOCU11X
Will Self all kinds of
Agricultural Implements
For Another Twelve Months "
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