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jjiy-f Circul ation than any olh i;Scwspper -published in Douglas Couni$ i tr ee tings. AFTER NO. 11, R f' 1 regular enramanica - K .inns every first and third Tuesday month All members m good " will take doe and timely notice tl.I!r3 themselves accordingly. Visit i r ms are invited to meet with ?,f.C inconvenient. t ie pP""- B HERMANN, H. P. vUtFU "SDK- 'T';- 1 V ' iCB VLODGE A. F- end A. M I "holds i gularetings on Wedne. '.t on of before each full moon. I I. C. FULLERTON. V. M. ' ,MUflTOX. s?ct. y ; PHILETA HI AN Hdge, No. 3, 1 O. O F fcets on Saturday evening, oi eaca we, t 7 o'clock, in their hall at Rosa t 'Jf Mambflre of theorder in good stand-. ngtreinvited to attend. By order of the N- J ECNAMPMENT. No. 9, I. O. O F.. lueets aruod r el lows Hall on tlie 1st and3d Fridays oi every monin. v lsiting Brethren invited to attend T. Ford, C. P. W.F. Besjamin, S. CMPQUA GRANGE, NO. 28, Ptof nnfwill meet hereafter on the 1st Satur tch month, at Grange Hall, in Rose bnrtr. all members in good standing are ortiaily invited to attend! ' JAMES T. COOPER, M. JJ P. Dcncan. Secretary. I ROjBBU R S AT UK DAY. APRIL 1 TJOMK NEWa. 1 IT ti. S-cent elgar at Jaaku Heard will teach the JJiliari jlsper N. Hail ha lwen' eajwgeJ as principal i f the ilyrtle Crtfck sthool Misj Cora Jonu bus b?u visiting wLAfrieoJatOakUn d for a wwK past Democrats are pressing forward Mr, TH.k'.. Sacry, of Oakland, for Co. Judge Mrs. J. W. Strange lias gone to Wil. bun to visit with friends and relatives, " Mr. John Day is to commence school f. 4 flrpcn school house next Mon day Br. O. C. Perkins was agin quite aicl during the wsck past, but at this wr atf la rfl.iu comfortably. S. Humphrey has purchased a Lai interest in the livery stable of mIh Aiken and Cliampdgn. Mis Carrie Furguseu has been" en gafrd to teach a eeeond term of tli Nbhii school of Camas .Valley, and Las Ho to cojnpaence the same. t3m Winnie Watson has gone to Satm, from whence she will go to Po(;'ad and remain with her father a v dys. 1 Le fam fly of Dr. D, B. iMce has res rail ed to Albany wh.erethey will here- aftfr remain. The doctor having been appointed Railroad Surgeo will remain In the city a short t,ime. 21-8. Thomas Brown has been quite Biciduring the week past, but is. we artliJeased to state, rapidly recovering unflar (lie euictent treatment oi vr, a. fil.pvis. (- l. B. Roadman has become an expm at Jtoxfng. at least it seem so from the condition of one of hi hands. He gen-. -rall manages to hurt himself worse thija anyone else. I ' ' The name of Mr. I. B. Michols is be- Ing used for the 08ltion of County Commissioner and als we hear that . . l - . . .. . of t'. o. nenderer, both on the JKepuo lican sida of the house. At the last regular meeting of Phila tarian Lodge No. 8, I. O. O. F., Messrs W. F. Benjamin and Louis Belflls were duly elated delegates to the GranJ Lodge of that Order. The Plaindealer says that a Demo cral dropped a bottle of whisky .Jbut it was a watch. What was it the reporter of ths Plaindealer had been drinking that he could not see it was a watch ? , Good heath la impossible whea the blood is impure or when it Is thin and cold. Under such conditions one dis ease after another. Boils, pimples, headachy ueuralgin, rheumatim, etc., are tlie rotmU of impure blood and and :he wisest course is to make the bloc I pur, rich and warm by the use ' Ayer's arsapanllh. A. M. Cannon and B. H. Burnneft undertook to -clean out" F. II. Caok eUWtorof the Spok-Ji; Falls Times laft last Thursday beeauc of sum state ments by Cook throng-.- t;.e Timos od got sadly "worsted.' ' Cook clean ed out both or them, injuring them so as to prevent them from leaving their room for a wees. Moral : don't attack aa.editor. 1esire to call especial attentiou to the advertisement of D. M. Ferry Co., Detroit; Mich, which appears in ur columns. They are one of the larst seed firms in the United states attd their seods have justly earned the great popularity by always being fresh and j'iRt wlit they are represented to be. Our readers will do well to avail -thaniseiyes of tt.eir offer to send their geed Annual free to all. The democratic convention of Marion county has nominated the fol lowing ticket: State Senatort, F-X. Mathiew, Dr., A; W. Kinney and F.Mclelam;, Representatives. r.Coa- le. J. P. Robinson, Chj. Miller, V. E. Price, Dr. M. O. Mathews and J. WcCormick; county judge, J.J.Shaw; clejk, F. N. Gilbert; commissioner, Murphy; schoo; superintendent, . rruei; surveyor, vv. U. Gea.In; Co?oner, Dr. V. U. Bytd. Eleveu delegate, to the State convention were elected, with Quincy A. Grubbo, form erly of this county as one of them. Buy the Sloate 6-cent cigar at Jaska- eaa. DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. "In the Morning by the Bright Light." T he Democratic Convention held per announcement by posters assembled at the Court tlouse oa Wednesday. 1 here was a full attendance and there was harmony throughout the convention. The meejting was called to order by the election of W. R. Smith, temporary Chairman and ffm Stephens tempo i , ecretary. A coin mi t tee of Ave was appointed on credential by the Chairman as follows: . C; Sacry, L F. Lane, John Weaver, Jo'.in Stanley and Simpson Beckly. On motion carried, the Chairman ap pointed a committee on permanent or ganization, which committee compris ed J. S. Strange. J. M. Arrlngton, J. M. Wright, It. ilcCulloch and E, Burchardsj On motion the convention adjourned till 1 o'clock. P. m. AFTERNOON SESSION. The convention met pursuant to ad joamment. The Committee on credentials re ported the following gent'emen as en titled to the right to vote, as duly qualified del gates. Here is the ret port: i Your commitee "appointed on cre dentials beg leavo to report the follow ing persons aeats In the convention: CanyonviRe prectnet N. J. Sullivan J, Gazley (by N. J. Sullivan's proxy ) A. E. Woodsby (br N. J. Sullivan's proxy), J. R. Jennings (by N. J. Sulli van's proxy), L, Yoakum (by N. J. Sullivan's proxy). Myrtle Creek precinct. J. H Birney, II A Adams, Samuel Hudson. John Weaver il Pnrkeyfcle (by J M Heard's proxyj John Smith. Ca uias precirclx J Wileyj John Stanley. t Ten Mile precinct James Byron Miltuu Walters (fames Byron's proxy). Looking Glass paecinct I C Kent, J A Richards, James Thornton, J M Ar rington, Jas Dilliard. "il: , attending delegates are . authorized to cast the vte of any absent delegate srom this precinct. Cole's Valley preeinct-j-G J Calab.au, W K Caldwell, J.L Fisher. Deer Creek precinct Jas Cox, J O Whitsett, Thomas Boggs, Geo W Guug or. Ed Sherikan, S F Flcd. Win tieif ron. R Breckinride. Johu Rist, Robt IcCuliough, L FLaue. Wilbur Precinct J A .Strange, Geo W Grnbbe. Ca'agooia precinct Tim Barnard, Wm Ihiel, Wm ct.-pheu?, W T Kerley L Stephens, W R Smith, T W Wlnuiford, Johti Bayle-s, ErlaSaery, (Jeo R Sucfy. Yo.'iuollii. proiuct -H C Long, J O Booth. Pass Creek Sim psou Bc.;kiey,Hujih McKeuzie.i (by Kimpon Beckley's proxy). Elktoa Precinct J L Smith, P B Berkley (by Simp Beckley's proxy). CJanlhier; pre -iiiot K H Burc'uare, Daniel Dougherty (U K Burt-hard prosy). ; Smith Riycr precinct Jaj Co wan. Scottsburg precinet-vRepresemed by S'iu.p Buckley by reiiif8t. Your cuininiUee find that E C Sacry holds the proxy of John Bayless and Geo R S S.ibry, and Vm Stephens the proxy of Tim Barnard. Your committee also find that the dulegatts from Calapooia and Wilbur precincts were also elected as delegates to the county convention when cun vened to nominate county officers for Douglas county. ! E. C. Sackt, Chairman. Tho committee on realization jr.ad their report, whicii was, upin uition, duly st'Condd and carried, . Mt Soott prscinct coming in after the committee on credentials reported, it was moved and Stcoudrd that their creden .ial oe received, carried. Moved and seconded the house proceed to nominated twelve delegates to the etats cinvention, carried. Moved and tconded that the convention vote for eacli delegate separately, motiou lost. f Moved and seconoed that th j conven tion ballot for the twelve delegates at one time, motion carried. Moved and seconded that the cha'r kpnoint two tollers, motion carried. The chaii :ppoiutsd H C. Long of Yon calja, aod John Weavei. The Delegates of Deer Creek precinct not all being present, moved and second that the delegates ilr-'sentr cast the full vote, motion! carried. Moved and seconded the convention ballot by roll call commenaing as per report o4 'committee on credentials, motion carried. The foil i wing gen tlenv n were placed in nomination for delegates to attend the State convention: R. MeCuiloch, John Weaver, 2- .' J. Eulli.van, Wm. Hudsoti, V. Bull, Jme8 Ohecoweth Tim Barnard. John Sheridan, Fendel Sulherlin, H V lng, E Ii; Burchard, F P Hogan, Jas Byron, Vru Ileffron, J A strange, EJ Pag--, Simpson Beckley, Sam Marks, Mt Tholuton, A A Fink. The whole .number of votes cast being sixty itwo, It. was necessary to for choice tbirtytwo votes. Jas Chenoweth, H C Long, E J Page, C Ball.FPIlogan, R MeCuiloch, E H Burchare. J'A strange, Simpson Bee k ley, Jam es Byron and Dr. Pago were elected. ' I The time for holding the next primz aries was bet for April 29th, and the county cenvention May 4th. The convention thereupon adjonrnet'. ' Will Celebbate. Pbiletarian Lodge No. 8. 1. O. O. F., wilt ce t oiuio tne (Ma anniversary of the birth of Odd Fellowship in the United States, on Wednesday, April 26, 18382. The Lodge has Invited all the diillerent lodges in the county to join with it, and a grand, time is anticipated. Representatives Elected . Through the courtesy of Mr. John Chase, secietary of Philitarian Lodge No. 8. 1. O. O. F., we learn that Messrs W. F. Benjamin and Louis Belfils were elected, rcplesentalive to the Grand Lodge; I. o. O. F., on the even ing of the 30th by the Lodge anove n.msd. The gentlemen are Well qualK fled as representatives to the Grand Lopge which meets in Portland in - TiiK CAlitoTtMAf The April nuai ber of (Lis ma.xi.ztue, w"hjch has just coine to hand, opens with a beautifully 'liustratcd art'cle, entitled "Yfctsliing in San Francisco Bay," from the pen of Mr. Clias Q. Yale- tlian whom, upon this subject, no one is better qualified to writo. This article i friu the popular, or non technical, gtandpoin ; and will interest hundreds besides thowe who reuide in.ar the Bav and l ave n opportunity t' in-,' dulge in the laminating pastime of ja'C'i- ing. The engravings (wijjb, by the way, are the first among those which'have peared in The Cilafornian that were en tirely prepared in San Francisco) nri? spir ited, and full of proinis- for the s 'cccssfal doveiepmeut t-f pictorial wood-engraving upon tho Paoific coant. One bhows sev eral yachts rounding the Fifteen-Fathom Buoy outside ' The Heads." and is full of life and motion, while t!owu in the cor ner of the engraving is a pen-and-ink sketch of placid waters, called -'Takbgjt Easy." Another of the engravings re presents the "Artist Oook;'' another, the first rendezvous of yachts in Napa Creek in 1868; the YachtrClub House at Sau celito is the subject of Btill another; while "Crosoing tbe Chanuel" is a vigor, ous picture of a yacht crossing the currett which sets ont'toward the Golden Gate. The other articles in tais number are of equal interest. Prof. Joseph Lf Conte contributes "The Higher Utilities of Science."' I,ucy U. MeCann yivea a sprihlly account cf how she built a chfia Greenhouse, wicb.an illustration of ihe way it looked." James O'Aiera, always a readable uer, i elates how a Calafor uian accomplished the only escape made frow Fort Lafayette during the W r Wm. II. Rideing has an article Oa the London Newspaper. Pro'. H. B. Nor. ton gives an account of a Treaty framed under peculiar circumstances between the Pawnees and Osasres. Charles II. Shion contributes a bit of poetical prose, entitled 'Calafonrn Aprils." There aro several poems of meiit; the regular instalments of the serial stories are given; and ''po r Ah loy." by Mary T. Mott, a itory of originality and jmwer, Completes a number of mora than uual interest. TUE LATE JAMES A. SMITH. BY A FIEXD. In birth so noisy and complaining So natural well sustaining; But then, what theii? In babyhood so attiess Progreisive still so harmless; But then, what then? In boyhood so artful Filling mother's sorrowing hcartful; But then, What then? In manhood's gallant struggle Fearmg neither cure nor trouble; But i hen, What the't? When that awful has come The battle's lest or won; Then, Oh! what then? Public Examination. At the reg ular quarterly pub:ic examination ior the last Saturday of March, fccho-d Supt. J W, Strauge called to his s&sis tancc Prof.'s II. L. Benson and B. A Cat hey, and there were present lorex, animation Misaes Anna, Alice and Emma Mosher, Dulcina Parroit, Carrie Furguson, Ella itagou, Edah C--dlahai, Ilattie Benjamin, AlessrFreelin- Cor nutt, 11. S. Strange and John E. Day, all of whom pas ed, and nine out of the eleveu obtained tirst grade ceriiti cates. pecial mention should be made of Misses Ella Ragou, llatiie Benjamin, Carrie Furgusuu. and Mr. ll. S. Strauge all uf whom obtained a grade upwards of DJ deg. Likes Rosebuko. We lud the pleasure of meeting with Mr. T. J. Mc Dowell, of Corvaliis, who arrived in Kos-burg 1 uesday evening. Mr. Me Dowel" brought his famil with him aud and intends to remain here. Eight years ago he was weliknown to Itose hutgers and during his absence he has desired to retUkU to our place to our idace to help his wife in health and m tke a home hero, lie Is a first class iuid iu rutiioud work, and his oid friends, (we and every one f of them) will work for him to be with us always. Plesuke Trip ani Btjsiners. Mr. Jos. Cornelison, accompanied by his daughter, Miss Alice Cornelison, left Wednesday morning for Umatilla oounty. Mr. Cornelison has business interests in Umatilla, and while there will look after a large drove of sheep which be has had kept tho past winter in the alkali regions ot Eastern Oregon. Miss Alice accompanies him to visit her sistero, and for tho benefit of her health. We wish both a pleasant jour ney and safe return. . Life Insurance. Mr. J. L. Qaack enbush, oue of the directors and gen eral agen for the North Pacific Mutual Life Association of Portland, was in the city during the week. The company which he represents is directed 'and embraces some of the best men of Ore gou. aud one iscafe in patronizing it. We hope to see Mr. Q,uaekeubush whenever he visits the city and here say to him, whenever he calls, he will find our latch-string on the outside. It is with sorrow we announne the death of three of Aaron and Frances Rose's children John, Winnie aud Olivj. The first was aged 12, tlie other two, and the third nine years. They died of diphtheria, were buried in Jfa- sonicceme ry. Thochildren were bright aud handsome, and in their loss our citizens siucerely sympaihize with the founder of t-iis city aud his Inestima ble wife. It was reported on the st ee's that among a gang of Chinatnen sent south Tuesday was onevuffriug Ir m small pox, but upon investigation we a-Jijer tained that the report was without foundation. The only diseased Cidna man in the gang was a poor fellow win had had a "head, put on him,"- hence tbe Bcales takeu to be smallpex. Hek Daughter's Safety.- Ban Francisco, July 9th, 1831. II. H. War ner&Co.: Sirs I d not think my daughter could have lived six months had she not used your Sal- Kidney and Liver Cure. Mrs. N. H. D. Masou, 38 Liberty street. Person In doubt about the uee pactioltn sti itild visit our optical da arlm.'nt at their earliest, con veneiecj ,nlw w.li lesi their eyes fne of liar:e. All peroiH who have speot li-ii tire their eyes' should cou an I see if they uru properly adjus' This instrument wdl test botii far mi neat, sghtel eyes, and register il fade number and class of leus requir ed f each eye. -A. 3. Ma US T EES & Co., Druggisls. The above mills have for .ale the best iot of Sugar pine and Cedar and other kinds of lumber; dressed or undressed that can be fouud in the Douglas county market. Orders promptly tilled, and by appli cation at the miils. terms will be given and whichwiil defy competition Ihe propietors of the mill have re solved that no one shall undersell them, and trial their lumber shall not be equalled in quality or quantity, they give them a trial w. lewis & co; CELEBRATE!) CLEAN SWEEP CIGAR, THE BEST ! BlTjOIGAB. IXHOSEBUllG, Manufactured expressly for, and or . sale only at A. C. MARK'S CIGAR STORE The l.sdinsr Scientist of to-day sgree that most dis-aes are rauseii by disordere-l ki'ineys or livers." If there fore the kbiui'ys and liver are kept in perfect order, rwrfeet Ileal til will be tho result, the truth Ins only been known a short t tm. and tor years peo ple sullered great agony wi-hout being' tibie to find relief. Tuo discovery t W arner's Safe Kidney Cure marks a new era in the treatment of these troubles. Made fro u a ninilu tropi cal leaf of rare value it cou'ai.; jut the elements ne ess:ry to uour sh and invigorate both of th-8e great organs and safely re tore a:.d keep theia in order. It is a positive remedy f-r all the diseases 'hat cause pain m tlie l iwor part ot tb body for torpM lver headacties jauudicu otzziness zravel fever :i nd aue material fes ver. and all dith juUies of the kidneys ilvr anl urinary organs It is an excellent and sate remetiy for females during pregnancy, it will control menstruation and is invaluable for leucorrhoea or falling of tne worn'-. As n hhmd nuritter it is unenuaiie.i for it cures the organs that makes the blood. . This remedv which ha none eucii wonders is put up in the largest sized bottle of any modieiue up'in the mar ket aud Is soli by draist and all diiab-rs at Si 2-3 per botMe. ruruieue tea enquire for Wni"r s a te Diabe tes Cure. It i a positive remedy. H.H.WARNER & Co., Rochester, N. Y. Blacksmith Farrier, A A we ''"known to the people of Dou r- 1; f covn 7,witit.t resnectfuily . announce t at he - pr a-e.l to lo all kinds of woin, i.i Ins .hie and gutr-mt'-ea Sm'is factim. lIOiL-ESilOING A SPECIALTY. Any furru -r iiavinga plow t- rhnrpeit or macliin rv t renair will io well t givo in-! a c'ul t my old stiiij. I h tv a full i-toeii of iron i sf.'-t. and having I urtiiased tMHramt at a low uric;, can d work, S far as prices Hre coacoru-id. chtper than any wh i will at tsmpt cftupetitiori, JAS. DISABLING. I-L-17 lm U.islana .UPgon. Dearling Gibson, OAKLAND, Would announce to tlie public ttia, they are prpayeJ w h who best of uiateri al t supply all am. ups iu vn ir u.'t llavinix eujoyed ovr weuty years' ex, rienee in their trade, ai! work performed bv tlt't'ii is guaranteed to e first-ciafcs, mi I windy according to ord rows FORALE BY J. W. ST NGE, ROSE-BUI'-G. Pronounced br all who h ; ns.'d them to be the best "ever Itiven always oa band and fr sale cheap FARM M AVii l!s KJ V JiE PAIR riD, . Give Tlierrj a call. THE BUEiaO tALOOH ONLY THE FINEST Liquors. 'Wines s Cigars Kept on hand, and patrons waited upon in a fashionable in aimer, (live, me a call ;?0tf RoBER'I TKOXTEL. NOTICE. Notice is hereby giv-n that at th next regular term of the County court to be field in Roseburg, on the 4th dav of April. 1883, appiicacation will be made by Phillip DeSouzer have 1.1s name changed ; to Phillip Ada Motta. Publiwhed by order of Hon. C Gaddis , judg of the above naraeu eour;. Attest T R tiUERIDAN , County Clerk. 1, .fBKJ Tho Ji hnstm Telescopic eye testers fits the. 'tye with the nr.'per leiiS( atd they uiuke their atent spectacle britL'es if various uiinviisivias, and l uses of vi and rioUs sizes to Ul veri'v thes siatein all faileS, Call nts. ! 1. iSTERS, Drugget. DR. MAR Dissolution of Partnl-rs! tip. Tiie pitnernhip heretofore existing! bes woeii turf undersigned iu tlw Stable and Liverv business, h is been dulyjdisoived All debt owiny ly the firm ani assumed by J. C. Aikeu, and all claims due are payable, to him. ' A. E. CilAMPAQNE, J. C. A I KEN. ! Roaeburg, Nov. 18, 1881. -1 cheerlully recommend Mr. Aiken, who contiuues the busiuess, to the patron uee of the public. fc y A. E. CHAMPAGNE. PIOHEES SALOON OAKLAND, OKEwO.V. P. JE TiTITHSKS Proprietor. The finest of wiu8. I:qu--r ar.d c gars constantly on hand, ami a welc.i;i. to ail Come ano" see ms. eej i ly WK. BLACEWQ KETAIL EALKIt IN WINE, LIQUORS, AND. CIGARS CAN'VONVILLE, CIUX.ON. Patron will find my saloon a quiet ami p'eaoant place of reort Tti'se iving me a call will be treated to tlie best I have for sale .Administrator's Notice. Notice is hereby given by the under sigeed Administrator of the estate of Gilbert McNear, deceased, to thd cred itors of, and all person having claims against the said deceased, to present tlieni, with the necessary vouchers, within six months from tlie date of his notice, to the said Administrator, at his office in Canyonvilie, .Douglas Comity, Oregon. Dated at Canyonvilie, Dec 16, 1881. D. A. LEVENS, Administrator of tlie estate of Gilbert McNear, deceased. THE SAiOO. Canyonvilie, Oregon, Proprietor, The finest and best stock of Wine?, 4 inMii mo f'l-rojs ever otioren to tne i.i.iii, in smiLiiern wresjou. also the best of Ale and Porter. Also agent tor the celebrated GRAPE CREEK SOUR MASH BOURBOX WHISKY, Put up expressly for nvdleal pur poses, and only for sale at this place. Give me a trial. tpiau -m &ir-9T Will Mnuw miiwy- .t-io. renvoi i. v - ...tn X W3S & CO. fietroit, Mich. Office of Sen WW & Von Bam , ex, ,29 California street, cor. rmH, Joan L. Bcbxs, Ageut. To T3E Tn A mt: Practical ex perience baS dlmonstrated to . that the rade requires a choice old Bourbon foHm mediate use. For it le weir Known S straight whiskey that is abso lute ly pure requires ag. care and atten tion, and our old Iaveaport whisky ii i .,k..q mmhties. me possesses i " :: .r in of esses au mo -j- .,- t . - .i. j:.im ,.i nn of our J. grain u-eu in tue uiu-- . t ..kicirn u always se- ti. wave u pom - t.st lected from the finest, richest and best grown in the State of "V.nest water is drawn f.o-n one of finest limestone springs in the State, tne i c euliar properties which bnve Ra.ued r... x.-A .a... i... ,t,;.,i. auft,, worm- ior leiiiuutvj- wii-ivo . . . . l ..: Tula nrnoM) Tt "i-3 wiae ceieoniy. our J. H Davenport a pure, hanu made. sour masti whiskey, and we claim tint for delicacy of flavor, purity and medicinal qualities it stands unex celled. ,r . Yours truly. Schcltz & oNBR. From and after this date Wm ii..aw.., r.f iirphnr!?. will keep tue ,..ihrf.Ml Davennort, pure stialgut whisky exclusively. BUY ONLY OATJ YON VILLE MILLS Manufactured from only the best of wheat. I have for sale also Bran. Shorts and M-..t. ):.., liflnnn. Hams. Lard, etc. i th most scientific manner i.or,.i,afra will do me atavor to in- .pectmystckattheCnyovRle I'ISW MLUlRVSTORii I have opened a stock of Millinery Hoods onedoor below the Fost. UOic consisting of Millinery goods, tassel -... .., onrt oVArvthintr to be lOUD in a first-cass Millinery store. I would r-spectfully invite the puUiotocall an exa . iue mv sfjik and lean .my prices De lore pureeing . els-iwaire. 1 mine i)fcialtr oi 'rimming t ats to order. MRS. E. F. UOTCHKISS, Oakland, Oregon. J. W. DOWELL, Market Gardner, ROSEBUR, OREGON, Tnfnrms the public that he has on hand a suorilv of Potatoes, Onions. Cfcbbae r.nr i 'rrnt and liiel Greens. Any one desiring any of the above rt.wic fan bn HunDllei bv applying tn h.m or leavinir orders at tha Post Office. j&"2i lm is mm , -V.-"1: -M-'t'",-.4.!.'!-. " j In- the county court Ot Douglas In the matter of the cstute of Kellelier, deceased. John Notice is hereby given that the tin. dersigneJ has been appointed admin istrator of tbe sid estate, by the above entitled court All persons having claims against said 'Statate are require i to present them with the prooer .vouchers with iu six months fr rn this date of this notice to the uutlersigiied admlnislra tr at his place of busines in Koviburg Hoeuglas county. Oregon, all persons ltHiooieci to. tne sal J estate will pleas ttiiil and settle R S. bHKRIDAN. Administrator. R seburg, Dac. 27th, 1881. MACHINES FOR KENT - ON For further particulars apply to JOHN CHASE, Agent New Whteler & Wils-jn No. 8 J", X3l. Howard's faa Q. 3E a jsa This popular resort for business men. Farmer others lesiring "something good f.-jTini stomach s sake," willl be touvd suuth of Smith & Co.' store, OAKLAND, OREGON. The best of Wines, Liquors and Cgai always on hand. aepIS ly AGBHTS WMTSD FOR Grmonism unvoted BY A MORMON BISHOP. Being the only real expose of tb vile deeds of Dintites, Blood Atone r Aveuging Angels and other secret societies of Mormoniam. Full aud authentic particulars of the hrribp3 butcnery of men, women auu chua ren at the Mountain Meadow Massa ere, and terrible wrongs and sufferings of Mrs Brig Hampton A wonderful iook for Agents Complete outfit 7.3 cents. Ontht and sample copy $3 2o. Secure an agency at onee or write or write for illustrated circular and special terms to bur fUBLisuiut'o. 210 & 212 Pine st. trt Lous. Mo Ba not Daosived By Plaster claiming to be an improv ment oa Allcock's Porous riasters. Allock's is the original aud only genuine x'orous Piaster; an otner so called Porous Piasters are .imitation Beware of them See that you get an Allcock's Poro us Plaster wnicn we guarantee nas effected more and quicker cures than any other externa! remedy c-'old Py all Druggists OLD IRON. Purchased at the Rosebnrg Iron Foundry and the Ilijrhest Trice paid tr tho same; FRAZER & BUNNELL. KOSEBCRH. OREGON. LL BUSINESS IN MY LINE WILL be promptly attended to, and charger moderate. Can be louna wlien wanteo Inquire for me at lioseb;ir g hotel. ft. 1? THOMPSON, E. J. DK ItAUT Wit HOSKYMAK K. II. TUOMPSON, Thompson, Do Eart & Co, Importers and dealers in MM. lac eHrSQS-i?, Coal, Iron, Steel, Hardwood Lumber and wagon material. 134 First st,. and 173 and 173 Front st Portland, Oregon. Carnage Hardware. jan7 JOHN B. McLANE, BRIDGE BuILDE?, And Contractor, East Portland, Oregon. Contract for Wagon and Railroad bridges made. Relerences given on application to Donald MacClellan & Co or Corbett L Macleay, Portland. Ore gon. jacf Stallion for Sale G o. W. Genger offers his flue Mor gau stallion, .'. . JOE MORGAN for sale at a bargain. He is a fine animal, 15 hands in height; a beauti ful bay aud valuable to any owner ot brood mare. Only ix years of age and weighs 1100 pouds. Will be sold at a bargain, aud with security for six months' time. Apply to GEO. W GENGER, Through the Ropeburg postoffice or to Douglas Independent office. WOOL, HIDES, FURS DERR SKINS. Purchased by AND H L JMURT (Office, Railroad Depot) HIGHEST CASH PRICE i PAID. Parties having any of the abov named articles for sale will do w ell t give him a call. II. L. M URTON. Mrs- Cos's Restaurant ROSEBURG, OREGON. MEALS AT ALL HOURS I ANY HOUR NIGHT OU DAY. i I Farmers and first-class place othe.s will rind this to take dinner, snppe and breakfast. . - No Chinese cooks employed. 0t THE VETERAN ESTABLISHMENT -OF- SCIIULTZ & VON BAKU EN OF SAN FBANCISCO Has built np a lofty monument of honor able aad successful industry, and thejr commercial enterpr'se has cr.wnd th.tm with Kuril of business tri imihc. Not- with tanding tiiat the fiercest fdnanc'al storms Have raged around them, rustling thel eaves of their chaplets oho period o their existence, but Phceaix lik they ar. rive afresh from the.ir well contested baitleS aud again unfurl their banner of triumph and success. They now'c nnbino the ex perieuce anl judgment of age with the Viror and ente rprize of youth. The eastern'busineas of Schultz & Van Bargen is nowj under the personal direc tion of Mr. George Pchuhz, wlTiie the businesi of the Pacific is under the di rection of Mr. Henry Von Burger. Mr. Julius Paulsen is ma-jaer of San Francisco, while Mr. John L. uruts;is general traveling agent for the Pacific coa-t, Texas and Mexico, with head quarters at San Francisco. Under the able management of Mr. John L. Bums this company s success is assured. A PURE, STRAIGHT WHISKY. America'b Finest Production. Office of Schultz & Von Bargen. 129 California st. corner Front, San Fran cisco. To the trade Practical experience I: as has demonstrated to ns that the trade re quires a choice old Bourbon for immedi ate; uee, For it is w!l known that whiskey that is absolutely pure, requires agej careand attention and our old Daven p' rt whiskey poKsesses all the above qualities. .The grain used in the distllla tiorjof our J. H. Davenport Wh.skey is alwaps selected rrom the finest, richest and; test grown m the State of Kentueky. The water is drawn from one of the finest limestone springs in the Stato, the peculiar properties of which have gained of Kentucky whiskies such world wide celebiiety. This prrevs makes our J. H. Davenport a purj, hand inada sour mash whisky, aud we claim that for delicacy of flavor, purity aod medicinal qualities stands unexcelled. J Yours truly, ; SCHULTZ & VON BARGEN, j So!e Owners WILLIAM HEFFRON, Sole Ageni marlO Reseourg, Oregon. PIMPLI I will mail fiee the receipe for a simple vegetable balm that will remove tae freckle", pimples and freckles pimples and alotches, leaving the skin soft and cleaj and beautiful also instructions for pro during a luxvriaat growth of hair on a baid head or smooth face. Address en closing a three cent stamp, Ban. Vandelf & Q. 12 Barclay st. N. Y, To C jnsumptives The advertiser having been p ermanent lytured of that dread disease co'itimpt ion is anxious to make known to iii le lo" sufferers the means of cure. To a who denirs it he will send a copy f a prescription uStfd Iree of charge with the directions for preparing and otusiun th same which they will iind a aure enrese coughp, colds, cousu mptioD, asthma bronchitis &c. - Parties wishing the prescription will address Rev. E A Wilson. 194 Pena Vi3iiani8burg, NY. ! The Flour Mill.'situated near Rose burg, a mile from the O. &;('. R R. stas tion. known as the property of Ebep. lin estate, in South Cmpqua. .four story mill, thoroughly equipp ed, haviug plenty of water the entire year, good trade. Also 25 acres of land near the mill. Price, $4,500. Sat isfactory terms for part. Will sell 20 ncri? more land if desired. Vt r particulars see J. C. Fullerton. or J. V. Liucolu, Roseburg, SHERIDAN, Successors to Tboa. P. Sheridan) DEALERS IS HARDWARE, TINWARE, STOVES Guns, Cutlery and Tirjer? , Fur nishing Goods. TIN STORC, ROSEBURG, 0GN Having secured the above business, we are prepared to keep up its former good name for work and prices, vve nave tne best of material wnd always a .'ull stock of sroods on band aul it is our aim to fu nih customers with fiwtclas arf.ioles liv et live price. d A fall stock of iron ar.d steel for sale, aeabira from abroad will receive prompt tteation. 11 3. ft J. O. SHEK1UAN HEFFRON'S SALOON. ROSEBURG, OREGON, The best of wines, liquors and cigars, constantly on hand and a welcome to alL Give me a call.- John W, Gilbert. SALEM, OREGON. Dealer In L EAT HER prides. Furs and Wir ) mm. - GOLD . MED AI. AWARDED INJ877 AT FHItADELPHIA IF or Excellence, Purity & Qualitf. DAVE WHISKEY - Pure & "Onadulteratsi Superior, to Any Brani Xsipoitsd- DAVENPORT HISKE V IS JJ1TRIVALLED I Thisls a Whiskey of Super ior Quality, as has never beci. on the market in any coumtry. This article SHOULD not be classed with the 80-callei Compounds of this Coast, but is of a rich, rare flavor and full bodied, ar.d NO BLENDE IV or COMPOUNDS can compare? with it, . Distillation of 1875 & 1876 is of Superior excellence. Shults & Von Bargen, SOLE OWNERS DAVENPORT. FOR SALE BY ONLY WM. HEF FKON, ROSEBURG, OR. The celebrated Stallion 6i BRIG HAM 39 Will stand the ensuing Season In Douglas County. Times and places will hereafter be stated. PEDIGREE. Brigham was sired by Grey Wolf, Iia iy Old Dan, and Old Dan by Selim, commonly known us OIdiLtrmmux," the sire of many of the best horses in the United States. Brfgham's dam was Kate, by Napoleon; grand-dam. Husie bf Webfoot; Webfoot Was sire i by Sellra, "Old Lummux,'' ' rsrignamls the only horse in theSta e tha' cn trace his pedigree on bo.it sides to the Lunnuix stock, which m known by every breeder of good hors in Douglas county to have produced he best horses for ad work and kind disposition which b&ve ever bsen rais ed here. A. W. SUMMON, uo50 Proprietor. DKY'S SALOON, Jackson Street, Hoseburg, The propretor of this well kn iwn and popular resort wonld thank h'.slfriends for their libe al patronage iu the pst aud wouiu .asK tor a contmuauce o( he same in the luture. The public is informed that 1 keep none but the bei brmda of wines, liquors aud clga.s and that I sell over the bar the ceh bratid JiS3e Moure & Co.'s Ken tuck Whiskies A good billiard table will "bo found in the saloon: also tbe leading paper of the world. BUY r THE UMPOUA VAL'JEY LULLS ;.'IF1ob.:b. THE BEST IN THE MARKET. Apdess A. W, STEARNS, Cany mtil!.. KESTAURANT, llrs. T. J, Iyhcli I'rt.'i Next door to IS, C. Dry's, LoMlui g Oregon, Meal hours, day or nijhr, an I order for iipeolal supper promptly ud satisfactorily filled. Tlie table al ways su p. plied with tbe i est ihe market affor d. Meals; 23 cents or upwards. Fresh oyster in season. 'flPEB tlverttainf? S may be IburtZ on lila At fur!- " liOWELf. A ""JS NewpaiKr Atlverttainf? Bunaw (10 S,nc Birwv;,wnercuvep. tlsuigenntraoui ! oe naa Kr a la C UiUii
