The Douglas independent. (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, February 18, 1882, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextHATUKDAY,. iFEBHTJARY 18 Dissollxion Notice. The coparti neranlp heretofoie existing between U. II. lie mm aid the undjerVgued La been dissolved. All bills contracted by Mr. Kemme are payable by him, and txceptlng the firm's Individual bills nothing will be paid, by the uuder signed. Johj VV. Kelly, Pnblisher and proprietor of Douglas Independknt. ! THE J5ULE STLL KICKING. "The, most astonishing ex ample of "aiau'S inbumnuity to man M is an article which ap jeared in tte Snndajjr Mercrjrj, ot February 11th. It is a,n unwanaul- .2 - . M 1 ' 1 . . " u, unjust, nuu uuueiervou arccie. Ltt the editor oitbis paper be .what he id a j, he was never an mgrate. For nearly, six years he Jas labored to promote the inter ests ot Bol. Abraham, or any other friond ;he;iaay bave -sup-posed Le was possessed ofj and t' tiring that time be iievel was a traitor. The man or thin who in akei a declaration tojthe con trary is a liar, and; necessari'y mast live in qaestioriable com pany. Ask any reiponsible party walking the streets ot Rosebnrg o day, and it will be reported that the "Douglas Independent has always and invariably been considered Sol. Abraham's organ. We have f ought for bii oug and for him ably. When! uo kher paper ia Oregon would publish eSidoej Dell's letters against Kelly andJPrim, they found place cheer 'lly.within"these columus: We tailed not m that or any other campaign. We are willing to pen ourjboaomto the world, that the truth may be) knowriUot the Jiights when we bavo worked to serve a friend's intere&ts when the ffrtF tkf mnnaxr nnnll Lnn. ?pumedwheu we were staggering J. it'. I. . .1 l i ! uuuer iue loan piacea upon oar Khoalders, andfor the benefit of ourown health, audpeaceof mind, we should'have bsen m bed.and sleeping the sleep of innocence. We will admit we dodrink whis key; but no more than is offered 4 uly to Mr. Abraham! customers perhaps, not as much. We will confess our fault will. the opium fiend do the same, and the man whom we hare openly spo. ken Jto when he did complain against us. and when an honest t.eart caused truthful hps to speak "Ut in opposition to the placing of a stigma upon .some one unde orring'of? abuse, to grainy the Maliciousness of, and tne small u.! of, personal spUe, ong after n-.i effort had ben publicly trad? 'y the party accused tj remove j t! questions ot doubt as to his intentions? . ." -, Bat itia not time for confession Laddowo the worst Jackass in :ie world and he will complain, i the sunny regions of the south negroes complained ' against rljvery. Any mani having wiihm (4 is veins the hlood which should strengthen a good right arm is a oward who does not strike out in defense of his home- and his ti reside and his babies. This we i doing; snd if we have. done all e here claim for Mr. Abraham, 1 1 when it is true' we bave every month turned over our adver tising; account to Mr. Abraham r the house ot his which we ccupy, we cannot aor would any j-iry in the world bo decide,-! have boon living upon his bounty, ar 1 ave we given him otherwise than value received. j ! Then as to Mr. Hamilton -it was at Mr. Abraham's ovn sag istiou we commenced the fight jon the Prosecuting attorney. Hither than iranlicate another mend, we hold something else in ''serve. W bUve doue nothing more than publish in Mr. IlannN u'a favor the p roof that he wasi t hough t off by any one at Coos y intentionally failed to prosecute vn. We give-the proof elsewhere, M this poiut we will probably Lave more to say. I It matters not whether we have it clear titlo to oar property ,-let ins be understood.' W have been to) confiding to our own detri - . ' :. . I i: . - ,-" ' '...-'" . ' .- incut, and no man shall persist in making a dog ot ua--iocome and go at bis own personal bidding. Sink or swim, survive or perish, we make this pledge above al" things on earth; and wheat n comes to the time necesary-for full and complete defense of our acts, it is certain we shaU find means to write a good deal of the n written history of Douglas county. In that forth coming book . we shall take our share of the blame, that the wot Id at large may know the whole truth. Lt the datice go on, and joy be un confined. Some duty cur in the Suuday Mercury's olSe has written a correspondence purporting to be from Hose burg, and dated Febu ry 10th. The triek is too thin,aud cannot fol us. ' J Tha eorrespondoat would attack the business interests of this pa. per by saying that it will be turn ed Democratic ; that it is the "middleman" with the Granger that it bus fooled the Granger; that it is for sale. The man who prompted that article is evidently an informer, and the thief who p it up a job between this paper and the Grange to further his own selfish interests and the interests of a political ring, members of which are doubtless owing hm, and by their election to office they might secure means to pay him. No one has an ass ur ranee that this witl,ever oecome a Democratic paper. have told no ona it weald ever become a Republican paper. And the mangiest whelp that i ver gave uttereoc to a cowardlv bark, and with his tail tucked close to his legs sneaked away, never coul I be meaner than ho who would have the idea go forth that we have ever pnt en false t ibe Grange or Gran gers of this county. We will leave it to them, and ask them to bear witness for or against us. If the Grangers of this couut will say that we have Intentionally wrong ed thenand we have not wrong ed them to our knowledge, w will at bnce.contess our conviction of a crime which we con sider the most detestable. We mean what we say, and let-Boier' enter the arena onea more, and we will tell what he lit; le dream ed of hearing. In justification of our course, so far as Prosecuting a tturney Ham ilton is concerned, we give below a portion of a letter received from Col. John Lane, Sherifi of Coos Couoty. James W, B -italltonj Neither Thumaa or Hmry NiclioU were at th trial, JOQM Jw&NJS. If neither were at the trial, how .could a complaint, have been sus tained? And it the Mercury's story was false, and a public official was wrongfully accused, who is in jured by the truth being told? Was Nichols a liar? These ques tions are doubtless unwholesome gravel in some chicken's craw; but what rooster first said he was cock o the walk? IFithour the complaining witness was present, how could the trial proceed? But it is not published, that we will or not support Mr. Hamilton for re-election; lie has not aked us to do so, and it is not probable that the thought that w would do so ever entered his mind. Our readers will remember that six years ago, we promisea to uever attack a man without giving him a chance to answer for his conduct. We have done this with Mr. Hamilton "simply this, acd nothing more." Let 'Boxer or any one else, find anything but honorable conduct in this. 'Jimmy" Hamilton, we will here positively state, has never at tempted to buy us as some others did Baker.. Democratic journals have a good deal to sa'y against Keiter. The editors of the same my be extremely virtuous; (and we do not question their-virtue), but it seems to us natural that if they had a good chauce and wert con vinced no oue woald know any thing about it, they would take some of him. "., ; ' The cumpaign has opeued, and ne rings bavejbeen formed. Tis well that every taxpayer and In dependent in the country shall know and reraemoor this. We pledge our word ot hoaor to fight all rings; and we are sure of suc ceeding. Let time tell the tale; lor woare ou tho warpath. Let every independent beware The Duvil is abroad to . capture sioners. Let all study before action. Pr ve to thi old and the new rings there is life itisCvet It is'stated by "Bxer'that T7e wrote an article' to the 6'taud" ard in PortUi.d. B'xen bas t-ld another lie. Vr ve not .vntten to the jStan'.'irt.i, utid that isper has no symputiy with ns. iven though Uh.is l trne heir oath, we are -v:l:;ri ! uf.on " !c p.-.eiti n'n t'.ie Standard editui ? &i .c witnesses as tothc;:i.:i it oi correspondence. W & w.i. :i mure, it proper tmm WjXive.1 us-prove that the wiiter ot thu tetter was neither a friend or enemy ot tbo Independents of this county;rutber he is a fraud with more money than brains. There premises to be a balm in Gilead tir the Independents, Grant is runing ibe administra tiou at Washington and Blaine is reported as luble to beoomo i aiv Independent candidate tor presi dent. ; The. fridi'pei. dent' ..uever can have sympathy, or anything in common w'nh the receiver of presents, the fancier of bull-pups or the spectator at race courses The truth is-the conntry h3 come to look opou Grant in. nearly the same light as"01d Clothes, "who tindi it beneath herdignity to sud sist upon $3,000 a year when common tolks are happy in the erning ot $500 per asuum. The Independents may find a strong candidate in new 'Uichmond and beat Urant or somebody in interest with him. Woolsey once aid" Had I loved my God more tud my King les?, I would have tmr now havebeen lelt in my nak .ices" Poor Woblsej ; Hadst thou Unbred as an asp six y ears ovci-Durdc: ltd and .found no thanks id, tit u woolds't have said ihA I uot se? ted my mas ter too wpli,urid my country, more I would uoi have experienced the ingratitude of the man who wrote the Mercury's article. Poor WooU sey; the matter ot divource yon held should not be, but has, at last been permitted. Some have attempted to marce capital out of our last article as to new-comers seeking office. Some men have secured uomins'tion' here worked hard for election and are old men in the. rank. .:'tout makings promise to nopj.crt aay one, it seems strange tbt..& r.. cruit- shall be chaJ in - pUts ot an old soldier, who 1 d i-i'r ') as ab'e to write as a .-eer'.vi and who has more ac&ra to 'Je&tity as to bis loyalty to principle. '.EXCELS K Ml IIIIRSMim SHOP ! Geo. W. Herriman. OalsLlandL HORSE SIiOEINO MADE SPECIALTY And all kinds of work promptly zmomm. GIVE THE Fll'M A CALL. And you -will corns agaia CHAS HTRTSEL '& OO 03 Firai and 107 From sirt ..fiinJ tMPOliTEBS AND WHOLESALE DEA I EBB IN ilBAUlAiDllAHS, School and Sliscellaneeus Books, Stationery, Cutlery, Tovs, N utiou aud r ancy Uoods, Affents tor John Foley's Gold Pcs. snd also for Thomaa' wiitii g inks. Special discouut in School Books. Orders careiully attended to. 1 oung Horses FOR SALE ! I have for a e a tttt: two t;tuj. t! i lis'nt of young ont one bo.ye o y i-r o-vr two ya. Pg and ai-' l -r . fi y.ar o;d horrr to bamePe, ouq "jimI MttiJle man These aninis'b ortr . j tock, kind in dispetui n. h-ur.i- to the pur ebaser &r.r, m wnud on the most rea aouable terms. HEO. W. GENOER, fabi itoaeburg, Oregon. AGENTS UdlZTED FOlt HOrmonism IJavcired BY A M0KM05 BISHOP. Beintr the raly real osivs of the vile deeds .f I'iitlls, Blood Atner. Aveugliiif Aiigeln and oO!' -stiCitt Societies -f MortUfHlii-ru. aud authentic particulars of .rvtrribje butchery of men, women . s.i i v-itii-J ren at the Mountain Meadow Mikaaa ere, a ,d terrible wroriRS nail a-..:'". ;t.j; of Mrs Brig Uampion A woidr;:l book ior Agents CofnjMetr ..rv'.'S ceuts. ,Ontttt and saini'h't p.' l . Secure an ageucv at ore '-r write or write for liluatr,aied .'irouUi and special terms to SUJf PUBLISHING Co. 210! 212 Tioe at. tt Loita. Mo KOTICE, V 1 bereby notify all to whom it may concern, tbat I want nothing charged to my account, without a written order from ma. '. Ji 117, J?. SIJTGLETON, Lhrery, Sale andj PEED STABLE. T uaderoifirnfl' would aiinouac to the trareiiJ)!' iwic tboi lias the bwt of jBitvi-Mi!iei- fr liir", and 'hat o th aUortt-Vt otr, U 4so fill a order. C0 nivrdm! l-ur;sis snsWojf e ! and luft$j or tum .li ! -i-r"- , r" " '-l.v IIIVIUSII ; (latmi v;-.c t 1 .-'. .: rtliau l" cheapet..-AnMIeo.ia i-r iiirs or tei$iB to liav ann ar:u v'r u!K"',k "'P r" I wt iiof!ibi -jinc Give m a call, s . '.:. ";!- HEiDTio ii mi THE KBYrTONK. UF THE WEST COAL MININO ASSOCIATION, Be tr leavM to inform the public that they will farnioh' COAL alter thU dt at tt.e fallowing rolt-6. Blacksmiths Coal $8 00 DomestioCdal.... ... 5.50 Andrew. JUSEPn A. HOPKINS, Sole Aelit, L okiug Olasa lACSOX 3TEHT. B09EBUKG." The proprietor of thU sy.etUknow; a and popular reort would thank liis friends for their liberal pairoaK' in iiif paHt ani asa lor a continuance ctttie aamein the rutur- Thfl public is intorused that 1 keep none but the best branda of wiues, liquors aadciuarti and that I sell over the liar toe celuhrattd JESSE MOORE fc COS KENTUCKY WHISKIES A srood billiard table wil! be found in the faloon; alto ibe ltadiuji pHDera of the of the world. FCRCHASED JSV EL L MXTRTON, Offlce, Railroad Depot, Highet Cash Price Paid. Parties having uny of the articles mmed above for sale will Had it to lliuir adann tage to givt him a call. n. L. MURTON. Hps- Cox's Hestanrant BOSFBUKG, OREGON. MEALS AT ALL I10UKS FRESH OYSTERO ANY HOUR 2TIQHT OR DAY. FaraiT8 aud othe.a will find this a flrt-clasa placo to lake tiiutit-r, supper and breakfast. iNo Clitjiese cook 8 employed, 30if P. H CTAlJIO., K. C JXhV, I on au A. P TkQTUm & CO 3 aid'J3orlb First at., i vrtland, raporlers hd1 VL. Ur.-Ht' dealers in FI5E AND LIQroas. ?v ageuts f r the H. CUTTEU OLD BOUKEO WHISKY. ' A tid for BUY THE UfPQUA VAL'ET MILLS J2l, I an a- THE BEST IN THE MARKET. AddruBs A. W. STEAU8, CanyonvillA Several Patent Rights For Sah. I have a pond lay-out for au cn reiic young man. U la a good, asy, houora t'le liUsiiiees, and onn wliic'i there i uonfy in. An enerjre.ic business man am make $1(1 jr day and expenses easy A)y t Jjincu U.VVlii'ce", H'eburi or to ittr. D 'UUa Iudeuudtcc, tat par- tivulora , '?) -. ; aHs ' tCfl JLkI 1 Mm At the Skating Rink, at Koseburg, TUESDAY EV'a, FEB. 21, 1882, Two Tine prizes VMll Be Jlwar ded To tae Fin st coaiu met Lady and Gent. ' MUSIC By Lvncb's Siring Band. ADMISSION Lady Maskers! Free; Uu'lenien M askera $1 5( ; Hpecta torn, 50 Ont; (iftiileren wihing to dance after uui acjiuujj, 50ce'tta extra. JI.iKEB will hve So be idaniified at the door. Tickats f.r s:e at A.C. i!arkj.' cgar store. fkkets 6lio'd te ftfcu.d before J.Uj l:lgut tf Me baP. t'ostumps can -e pr:.cur-l of J. Chase, or J. Lynch Apply varjy for contuin.s. EEPFROirS SAL00H. ROSEBUIiti, OUEGON. TLe beat of wines, liquors and cigars, constantly on hand nuu welcome 1? T4 r-' u ' mi. . ujva aim a pail, IJiy. Five Eegular Snstrucirs ' jMaBassBaaaaaaaMBHSjssjBW " Winter Term, Sixteen Weeks Just Commenced. KPFrTAL AT1KKTION IS CALLED TO THE MUSIC COM MHKCIAL AND NORMAL CLASSES. fSHD WaCATJiOQUB.TO H. L. BENSON, A. M. Pnr ipal "7 oN Is jeaaiictca- We Lav replenished our stock of In order to complete our Sale, ann therefore ofler to aejl (Hieaper than any Louse in Oregon. We siill tell 13 yards ot Muslin, 11 yards C. Flannel, 16 yards ot Calico ior 81. Boots wortb $5.50 a pair, for 3.50. Ladies' Calf Shoes (warranted) tor $1.75. ' I Fadies" Cloaks Half-pries. i i Ladies Ulster? Lees tbau Cost. i Red Flat-.nels o All Descriptions from 20 to 50 cents per yard. Drea Gooda tor less than cost. i In our Centlemen'a Pepartuient we sell such as CLOTHING, HATS, ! SHIRTS, UNDERWEAR, S Fr such Low Prices that will Astonish the purchbSet . We will qoute you some: Cashmere Suits from $7 to $18. Punts "(Cashmere) froni $2.50 lo '' $5.50. t- " Overcoats for less than Cost. ; ..... I : Biankets t r lees than Cost.. We will remain here util Spring, and 'therefore ask ail of yea -to come aud get baijains. Nothing but pleasure ; to show goods. Respectfully, CARO BROS. Opposite the Skating Kink, l ose urg T- J- LYKCHi Proprietor THE f)I T OF Wines, Liquors tit. Cigars aya in fupply, fti d no dit-reputab aitera peimiiltd alioul ihe prem L' 1 III' LYN? ; Mothers! Mothers ! Are y u 4 turbtd at night and b.'t ten of your t.v asiek ciuld .-uileri e aud crv i yr with the xttruciaiiiiv aiu of euts tt i g tee; I'? If ao. o af on ? and gee a bo fie of Mrn. Wfiiaow 8ootbltii Kyrup. It will rehev. tti, poor little (utlrrtr liBtntii hi iy rkpbixt upon it; tiit-re ia io n s'ake nhcwi it. '1 here i uot a tnotUer in t-arth who h ts ever used i who v I t ll j. u Mt once :hke it wi I r trtilae the it weH and giall ret to the mother ,umi relief a is health io the ch'ld, od ratios: like nt nlc. It a perfeciy safe te tiae in all c. aes ami p easant to tne taste and is he presripiiou of one of heoUlet and beat, ei ptiyeicians aoi turtes Uuiied Mates. Sold everywa re. in OREGON AND CALIFORNIA Tli rough, to San Francisco . I W -4 ib Jk. TBT m. The Quickest, Safest and Easiest Route. Stages eave Roseburg every Day, 6:00 a. m Making Culck connection at Reading with tbs cars of tue L.kf.lK. R. Co. For full 'particulars and passage applj to B UY THE UMPQUA VALLEY MILLS ! THE BEST IN THE MARKET. Aildresa A. W. STEARNS, Caayonville, iregon, sap IMPORM TO Faaey' Fpeaoh Rowers AT PRICES CHEAPER THAN PAID ABROAD JOSEPHSOiV, Would announce that he bas been consigned an extra fine stock ot FRENCH ARTIFICIAL LOW GS Which must be sold at an early date, and that be would advise milliners and ladies in general to call upon him before sending their orders abroad, as he is fully satisiied he cau offVrthem bargains which the could not obtain in aan Francisco by ser-d- iug there. The flowers are u even' ) way fine and fancy; in fact, a le ' j stock was never hnught t-j B':- . and offered at auch low prices. : .M. JOSEPHS QIH, ROSEBUKG, - - OKE.-ON. Sula'bx Crock M I L Ii CLARKE BAKER, Proprletots. Having purchased the above nanvd mills of E. Stephens Co., we are now prepared to furnish auy amount of the BEST QUALITY OF ' LUMBER Ever offered to the public in D county. We have just purchased one of the Weatherly, Rugg a Hicbardn No. 1 Planeea and inathera aud are pie pared to do be:er work than other mills iu tho county. We will furnhih at the will No 1 lumber at the following prices: Dressed rustic.. . fl6rr M Flooring (drea&ed . matched $ 1" p -.- M Lumber dressed on one fMei 'r 1,1 Lumber dressed on ta sjde... perM ltouv'h lumber $8'U' -' i-' r M We Lave an extra quality ti v .her, equal to any found on Coos Bay. and will guarrantee to give satUfu5.im t all those favoring us with ti.ei; 'filers Posioillce address, Um pp.i Feiiy Oregon. CLAKKE & isu, & BHACKENBl -DEALER IX- FOi EIG N & D0 M ESTJG HJAHdLE Orders fiorn abroad prompt' G k-1 snJ Es'imattts tarnished and alt work; war ranted Srst class. Terms r'ason!;- atd cUaaper tl an caa be fnri.i hed in t'-.n-land or San .Fr&nclaco. For paitic . ur ( a l upon or aureus, Monunsents, Tsmstoies. j Table'.s. tic :o: - R. BRACKIN8IDGE . RUSfiBUBU, - - i OUKOON. Quality not Quantity U the De-ired ! IF YOU WA XT PURE Drags aud JTIedicine Chemicals, arte., lo not forget to call oo HEELER H. GABBERT MYUTLE CUEEK. Also keeps on hand the J. H. Cutter wliiskit-st Boilaud Gin, Jamaica Rum, and tue finest Wies snd Brandies or medical as. Pbyafciaos i Peracripiions p-cialty. Solid gold necttlacvB, ladies' au- gents' watches and cbwins at Jaki -I k's, the Jeweler. j Br- S- S- Marster , Gjail.me at Uie Pbysio-Meviitai t. iif--ol Or io.) , A VINO LOCATED IN THE CITY "f hooehur, offers bi inniicri) un i uurjfical Bervlcea to all who may wmli , avail t emselva of bis skill - Office at K. J. and A. C, Masters drug store, ;-- f. . S. K. RAYMOND, UROEOUDENTI T Oposite Marks Co , Stero. Offers bis professional servicfs to the people of Douglas county, with whom be lias be-n acquainted several years. All work warranted firsuelass, and e mis as moderate as any other io tbe profe s'um, BOSEBURO, - - OR .(JON Oakland M ils Pres. EnbankM & 'o9 Announce that they bave in . n a firstelaiia Orist Mill at Oaklt..- - . oi and will furnish the Manufactured io Douglas county, a j lowest rates. Orders lro.mabroC sr i and promptly filled. j r LouU Belfiia, WATCH MAK.bR AND iWKLJiK Front Wbotetale and retail dealer in X:S.t':e. Clocks, Jewelry, Gold Pens, and Mutdeai Instruments. Watches, Clocks and Jew el repaired. All tuj work warraatad, 25 to 50 Can easily be made usin q the CELEBRATED VIITOR WEII AUGEIt In any part o W mean it, and are prepaired to demonstr Ma n. iiorse or Steam Power, and bor 3 INCHES TO Aad will bore to any required depth. It will bore successfully atd sfet)only i: 11 Kind- of Earth, Soft 8ai i aad Limestone, Luminous Stone Coal, Slate and ifurd Pan Oravel, Lava. Builders terpentine aud Gmglomerated Rock; and gnarais i d t make the very beat of We Is in Quick Sand. They arc light Tunning, iil.le in conatruetion, easily opeiatwl da a . anil acanowieagea as me ooscan.l. t in at practaeable Machine extant. Tlief eeodorst-d by some of the bijfbrSi-Wtstm Oili-sIs. We contract ior pros t. taction r al, Uoid, Silver. Coal oil and all kind f of Minerals. Also sor sinking Z. sian wc is nd C' al shahs etc. We also furn ish Kuirines, &ilei.s, Wind Mills. Hydraulic Rims, Horse Powers. Brick Machines, : !M inina; Tools. P . rtable Forges, itock Drills, s d Mchinery of all kinds. Good active Agents wanted in every condtry ' n the World. "' WESTERN EIAnHIKERY SUPPLY DEPOT 511 Waiuut St. St. Louis, M . U. Gen'l Merc INCL fliADIES' O Styles of all Varigty and Shades . -AT THE ' OF .br.eiitleiueii t$ . DKFOHr, rUKCHASNf KL!rWEKE, BY SO DOING OOOO BAKGALN3 C N BE Sheridan Bros., Bo 3burgv They would annoanea that lire nave jiiit nxw iri-a and now harr on banj c Largest Stock of Hardware Ev.r bronjilit toDnIas cwntr,tJ w:( alitst t tboir STOVES OF AL" I EHNS and BE DE TINWARE, preptred to declara hej 1, Ih-8. ant 'y io their linerof anymtabliaLm in 3 them Oregon, which they ctin pareiiHUu tslsawberH. In the shape of budding materials i ihe ay t 3ck8, butts, etc, w ci r-Hfrior inducements to purchasers. Trj uk. We an trlve you barpaina in the follow ng brands f stovn. Dot t-qnnl wh-ra Buck's. Bonanza. Farmer Utility. Dtr, Pacific. Vi-i Wrat. Cla cc!le; Iron Kintr, Empire City, aod mhr Bicvea and rucj;-a. " " The UfMof workmen air constantly t-m ployed in the uianuiactura-- vu7";'tiftwar" and hurers should learn onr prices. ( W have also baraains to offer in : irons, sucli as Winclieit-r, Sharp and thr till m t en H8 in sMioioguna ana I'latn- We at, also Agents for tL White IVorleand Sew Home SeA MA Aull f I . - 4 ... .1 . . - - 1 - . .. . ' We can also supply Averiil and Hsib&i r J e bet In th mnrket. at . loweal rt.K. Otoe us a call, iuxpect mr stock, inquire as y one can. -ABRAK AM jW HEELER CO ; Vf HOLEALE AND UK I AL DrULKlirf IN I - - - OREGOI-. fpHE ABOVE NAMED FIRM WOULt ANNO TO TfE PEOPLE OF THE ouiijrn portiou el Oregon tbat they l.ave oj t,rtu-d u Uoa- bur otr . Largsst Stock of General Merchandise EVER BROUGHT 10 Tb stock to luestion is complete in every aiacoac piicu low Dtfares tuat we are a'j!e uimiHuu i u wuuieai ana retail lfic:. First-class Dry Full Lino ofe Olotliiiig, j Ladie8, Dress goods Fancy Millinery goods Hats and Caps, Boot and Shoes, Etc. WE HAVE COMPLETE LINES OF GROCERIES & CROCKERY Giware, Tebaeo. tig rs. T7iaes fcad Idquora, .Ve have la everything in the Wy of Ha DWAKE. and caa auoply Unners'l! tt FARMIrTIS- I2AOHIITBRY Of all kinds 'n reapers, mowers, etc., e tbn shortest notice tad most reason ahlsttr P1 Ei?b;sfc Piica Paid for "Wcol. drain and Prpduca j :- la connection with the' SLore and near t Le railroad depot we bare aacoiujEOdiou a warehouse lor the aioratfa of rain, and oima g ihe warehouse wa htva toe lat itiproea grin Jtt-I. vator and Oram ilear. wbeti farmers will find advantage0" (Ji uutry aiure-keepcrs will Snd on applka iun we can offer ihe-tu Sup"rior barfai Give us a trUl for we will not ba undersold. ABHAUAM. WUEELEK & CO. Ei 'S A CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN I :o: Pr l! a wishina winter's wood, cut for tbes. . e, will make a bargain by writing Ilinjr up u J. L. Ftsher, Boa fa who lias prepared for the Roseburg trd trina tlw past winter aa extra qua ay Oak wood. The wood is war anted sol and li-sting, and equal to, if au erior, any offered for sale m the city. Con ti w taken at reduced prises, ami oi ars r ibfujly filled, Orders left wua M. "psepbson will meet wjib prompt attei'tion. per Day 1 AfD BORIiXG MACHLvE tho c untry. 1 s act. They are Operate f v iry rapid The range in aize 4 1.2 FEET. S. A, ? i- KSji. handise NJ - 'iJ&-- Y OF '-JEEBf? "GOOr lEZtcM STY! E. L 3 r CLOTHING. " x- tmg Macl wt.. i 1 f tc nr uric, att'd we promise io utt a'l iJ (. MIEKIDAN BKuSr- -irtail. ant waa nurchasad in San Fr tn to anil at such rmes as to pern tt us t odef t The stock ouiirisea Goods I John TI. Gilbert BALEiL ORP-OOX. Dealer In l-ea'th e n J r ,L;berl adtEnrei rr.6ci t k j - f: v.