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About The Douglas independent. (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885 | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1882)
3 V T ) dfje Jnbepeitat "larger Circulation than any other i, Newspaper published in I - Douglas County. I. . . J II UMFQUA CHAPTER NO. 11, R A. M., bold their regular commu nications every first and third Tnaadar in eaeb month. - All member in ' good standing will take doe and timely ; notice nd govern them salvers accordingly . VlsitJv-gr companions are invited to meet 'SrlCh.t!K chapel when convenient. V ' - ..".-v R. HERMANN. . W. I. Fbikdlakdeh, Sey. 5 tALAURL LODGE i. P. II. WILL jt hold tegular Meetings on Wednes ; day on or before each fall moon. J. C. FTJLLERTON. W. U . LMUETON, Secv. ' PHILETA KlAN Indo-e. Scv I O. O I j. meets on Thursday evening, of each 1 Week, at 7 o'clock, in their ba.ll at Rose 1" barn- Members of the order in good stand lf ar invited to attend. By order of the N- UNION EC.VAMPMENT.Ne. 9, I. 0. 0 F meets at Odd Fellow' Hall on the 1st aad 3d Fridays of every month. Visiting Brethren invited to attend : ? : E. G. Htjksh, C P.. Jobs CUa.sk. Scribe. UMPQUA GRANGE, NO. 28, P.f fj., will meet hereafter on the 1st- fe'atur ot'eaclf month. at Orange Hall, in , Roee-i hnrsr. All niesmbers in good strutting are -!Or!i.ly invited to .:tsnd! . . f JAMES T. COOPER, If. s, 1. P. Duncan. Secretary. . BOSEBURG SATURDAYS APKIL 21 DEMOCRATIC CALL. At a meeting of the Democratic Central Conamiuee, for Dougla county. Oregon, It was ordered that a convention of the Democracy be held at the co art house, in the city Rose bur jr, on Thursday, ay 4th. 182, at 10 o'clock, A- m.i for the purpose of nominating candidates for the State legislature aud the various county teflieies. , . It is recommended that primaries .beheld in the vari-us precincts on (Saturday. April 29th. One delegate at large having been voted to each precinct, reprepreaenta tatlon will be as fallows: X -.t'wCrrek, ; Cany on v ills, 7;, "Cole's v aney, s; niyrtie i;reez. 7; iHrr creek, 13; Mt. Scott, 4; Looking Ul. ss, 0: TeuM le. 3: Camas Valley. I. Ail- bur. 3: Catartoeia. 10: Yonenlla. S: Paaa Creek, 3; Elkton, 8; bcottsbur , S; Uardiner 2; Smith Rivsr, 8; Noap n, z. tout, ou. J. K FITZaUGH. Chairman. 8- HAMILTON, Sec. - HUSK NEWS, I Pleasant ralu. ( Spring Is coming, '' Candidates plenty for all offices. Independent is yet alivs. Buy th SI it (e 5-esnt i gar at J asks ex. '-.-Jiiftat a Pumariega dgar ge to Ned Dry's. ; - - Buy the Sioate 5-ceat cigar at Jaska- ; . kx'. ":':.'. If yon wsut a good meal, g to the Reseburg hotel. . ' ' Buy the Sloate i-eat cigar at Jaska lex's, . . . L.L. Ravage aud Ed. Booth of Jack sonville are iu town. Surveyors have geuo to survey the twn of Biddlebnrg. The "Diveaport' whiak.y is straight Wm. Hearon, agent. Reseburg. If yea want a good bed, go to the Roaeburg heteL e Perfection "Davenport7, hand mad ur mash. Wot. K iffroa; agent, Rose Soot. Etmigs will start out n his )frur of Tisits to the public schools, in a few days.''-. The "Davenport" whiskey boons has reached Kosebuurg. Woa Heflron agent. .-, . Clay Slucum attended the republic an ' 8t te convention, representiag Mr. .sfierd by prexy. : The v. 'DaTenpoif whiskey Is straight and excel Is in quality. ' Win. Baffron, agent, Reseburg. Mr- L Buelt was unable to go to the Republican State convention and gar i his pro xy to E. G.Hursh. Thstwe Sabbath schools of Bose burg are tiyiog to make arrange msnts fer aa excursion to Eugene. The ''Davenport" Is nnsurpassed In delicacf of fUvor and aualitv. If vou buy of distillers you gain the profit of toe wholesale liquor dealers, wm. Hefrea, agent, Roveburg. Mrs. J. W. Strange, the aaost popular and successful dressmaker of Roaeburg, .has kindly consented to again opea a dressmaking shop. "Davsaport" is straight and excels Inequality. If you buy of distillers you Sain lbs profit of the waolesal e liquor dealer. Wm. Uefiloa, agent. Rose burg. '.': Tae aieaabers of the AO. U. f, ef this city propose te celebrate the third anniversary ef the institution of that Ledge, which is the fith of August next. V The -Daren pert" take Ukea the first rank among ae .and fasaoas whwkiM unsurpassed in delieacy of flavor and unirermity ef quality. Wan. IlsSren, agent for Eotebarg. ' The Independents stood but a ghost f a shew in the late Republican on V atioo; tat there is satisfaction in the thought that they nave reserved the tight to themselves to vote as pleases ; hai bet.: .0-: 1 "Dsvonfort," America's finest pro d action t This brand of whiskey Se as steer perfection as near as money and - experience can make it and la richness cm J dslioaoy of flavor has no qual i iL'i country.: Wm. Xieffron, agent, ,.r?9barg.i "' ' Parks & Bon have a fine bakery and do the best of bakiig. Hon: J. W.Hamiltoa is at Eugene cltyattending court. i Th town la filling up with immi. grants seklng farma M i Ida Booth of Wilbur has taken charge of the Elkton school. : Sheridan Bros, have just received a fine stock of aew goods in th haid- ware line. Barry Muiton's name is being utd by democrats for the position of county clerk. Geo. Stephenson sold his IS head of horses to the railroad company and has returned home. Th -Davenport" is rich acwl fu 11 soft and delicate. Wm. HeftYou, agent Roaeburg. The boys har had iron rings put in their bnttonboias since the candidates started out electioneering. Prof, Cathey has the largest schoo ever had at the Roeoburg academy , he having 195 in attendance last Monday, llits Annie Cooper, of Wilbur, has gone to Elkion to take charge of the school near the residence of J . M. Stark. :. ilr. John Chase now occupies the for mer residence of Judge Watson as a residence. j. ,W, Strange county school superi. intendent informs ns that he can sup ply some good teacher with a paying situation. Dr. S. K. Raymond haa rented rooms tipBtairn in Marks' buildin where he will remove his dental office in a few days. Goto. UcCulIoch'a and Brentano's and F. N. Gallant will serve you nicely with the beet of liquids mixed and unmixed. The republicans of Multnomah gOonty have nominated Hon. L. B. Stearns, a Douglas county boy, for county judge. Thirty six men arrived hei e Wennes day to do tunnel W' rx on the rail road extension, j They ' )rt for the front Thursday. We had the pi asure of meeting with Ur. Char'es Uiistel, ef Portland. his week. He was the same happy Cliariiv we knew years ago. A grand ball will he given at Ma sonic ball this Friday evening. The of music has been secured, snd a jolly good Urns is anticipated. We understand that Mr. W. F. Wright haa withdrawn front tne po litical field asd jwill net be a caadi. date forth position el clrk. Mr. Huaoaker and family, acco-n-panied bj Mis Gabbert of Myrtle Creek, paeesd through town last Hon on their way to .Washington. Ter.i' lory. - . Captain Gllmore left for the Oast range of mountains Thursdap. rsady to attack e. rriiLzlev or ahooi an elk. lie regrets that busi from Reseburg. ess. calls him away Monday sight a week ago some on attempted to Lreak into th bouse of T. S. Roadman. The ottter evening an other attempt at the residence of W. I. Friedlandet at housebreaking waa made. This thing is becomiug too comaten. The Blanco restaurant. unJ-r the competent superlnuudenoe uf Mrs. T. J. Lynch" is daily gainiag popularity with the public as first-class i which to obtain a line meal. Chinese are not employed there, for as the n&mn of the restaurant implies, everythiug there U white. Brick for the new county ail has been, contracted for, and Thos. Uriadale will furnish tLem. The improved iron o ils ordeied by the County '"ourt are new en the way, aud will aoon arrive bar, hence the advertisement for bids elsewhere. ' It was Harry Lambert who, becom ing tired of single-blesaedness, aud realizing it was not good lor man to live alone, took unto himself a wifr last Friday in th person ef Mrs. M. A. Parker, j They are living .near the depot and will have charge of the de pot restaurant. The owner of "Honest Joan'' since! there has been so much said auout betting stau J willing to run Silvenail"! any disuuee any place th owner jof "Silfertaii" to act the pegrfer lrom$100t l.OOO. We are authorized to make this statement by theewieriof Honest John." Now let u hve the race. Mr. E. Cl Dry seat to Myrtle Creek this week a handsome lot ( furnltute for Lis new saloon there. The furuis niture will be followea by extra brand of wines, liquors and cigars. From present appearances, it would see .a that Ned is determined to take the lead la his line at Myrtle Creek. Mr. John McKskell has the honor of having completed the first contract flnl-bedon the southern extensionof the Oregon and California railroad oath front this place. His contract was completed ; on Tuesday last, and the contractor and his assistants de serve the praise ef the company for the prompt and efficient manner they did tbelr work. The work ef clearing the way has been well done. n the 10th lostaet Treasurer Wrirht turned over to the County lertt 345' county warrants aggregating the sum of eighteen thcusand, six hundred and thirty-one dollar and forty-two cents beias; the largest aaaoant by several thonsands of dollar ever turned over at one time in Douglas county. There remained the insignificant asm ef $400 outstanding against the county prior to the April tarns of th Coanty Cwmt -' Ceunty Clerk Sheridan has about completed a full record ef the deeds and mortgages ef the county seme' thing long ago needed aad indexed the same. We have examined the newt records and find that the old reoords have net only been vastly Improved by copying, but perfectly indexed. It should have been done before; but we suppose former count clerks consid ered the task great. JURY LIST.' ; The following Jary Hat drawn for the May term of tue circuit court, 183 KAHES. j BttSIDENCK. IoCCUf'N Tho Coat,...., N Cockelrease.. Ten Mile..... Farmer. Deer Creek... PassX-rerk,..1 Deer Creek... W A Mulvauey; Jonn rearee.v.. I) Bitlilxubauorh Canyonville.. w V Thompson Coies Vlley-. Eikion J Li emitu J Chumpagne. Os'esValley.. R J Hendticki xoncoua .... Cow Creek... it it M II .1 II l H Eliff.,.. Heu.y Landers freer Creek . . Joshua Paucett! Myrtle Creek Thos Bank.... Wm Goodman. Cy Smith C M. Biakwell M-lt Ollivant.. Win Cellars.... Jti8 Heals... CaiapoQia. ... IjookingQUss ueer Creek.. Youcalla .. '.. Ten Mile. ... Pass Creek. Merch't. LookingQiass Farmer. 11 Berkley. ..... Hufus Butler.. F Worley ...... W N Cox...... Wm Thiel ttikton ..... ricottsburg ... t'anyonv'Tle.. i u t. ii ii ,i . c i Myrtle Creek Calapooia.... J Id Stark Elkton ...... Lwsoq Thomas! Cow Creek.... E Wimberiy. N J Msttooo OrMu Buell . J R Sl'.nimon John Burt. . . Vit. Scott.... Calapooia . . . . fjooKiugUIass Uardlner.... Yoncalli-.. One thing singular in the ab ore is that :heie is but one whose occupa tion is otbT than that of farmer To tal number of jurors, 31. Thirty Doiaabs Worth of Nbv AND PoPTTIiAR MUSIC FOR $1 00 Thomas Brothers' Musical journal for March Is undoubtedly the finest aud best journal vrpubiihd. The read ng matter is Varied and original being from all parts of the world. The jours nal will have a new feature this year it being beautifully illustrated and printed on fine- calendered paper. Each number wilf have in over two dollars worth of sheet music printed from our best 'plates and as you rer ceive one number ench month at the end of each year you have for binding one ef the finest collection of vocal and Instrumental music imaginable. Don't fail to s'lhsi-ribn for the journal at ouce Price per year, oae dollar; or with a beautiful chromo, one dollar and thirty-fire cents, the 3) cents be. ing the actnul cost of packing and pos tage or express on th chromo. Sample copies of the journal ten cents. We want an ag.-nt in every village and city in the Unued States and Canada to take suoscriptions for the journal' Jas. H. Thom, eupossor to Thomas Brothers. Cattkill. N. Y., U- S. A. If you want a floe cigar, or tobacco, go te the Rosebwfjhotel : Bdccessfpl Robbekt. Mr- Bales, proprietor of , the Columbia Hotel, Walla Walla, "was reijbed ef S420, gold coin, on last Tborsdfty'Bight. In the rear of the' hsrus-s ghbp, adjoining the hotel, says ih tJniOD, is a small build log containing one room formerly occu pied by Ur. Bales aVd wife as a sleep ing apartment. Borne time ago they moved out of this room into the main hotel, but left a number of old traps in room. Mr. Bales 'has always been known a an eccentric man and Le kept up his record as such when he placed his aaoney among the goods that were piled topsy-turvy about the rami thin Uug no -one would ever dreatu of finding aIittle sack of wealth! stored in 6Uch an outof the way corm er. On lat Thursday afternoon he went as was hi usual castom when payiug b:Ws to the deserted heuse took duo a puaaii i-atcl)el and fr-m oat the uiddeu we iuhaadpali $12 fo.' wood. The next morning he had occasion to go to ( he room and found things h: been misplaced since his former entry. His suspicions being aroused be exam ined h s purse and fouud that he ' had ueen robbed of the amount specified abovs, ultboHgh the thieves overlooked about $100 that was placed in a box filled vritu mi&ec'clloDeous matter. Mr. Bales at ouce suspicioued Joe Madison and Jack Morrow as the guilty parties and had them both arrested yesterday They will have their preliminary ex. amination to-day. Mr. Bale ays he will give $200 for the arrest and convic tion of the party or parties should the present proaecntion fail. The Word "Bozopokt.' Which bat already become a household word is de rived from the- Grrek, aud composed two words. Bozo and Odontes. utfozo' translated means to preserve, and "Odon te" tho teeth, 'iSozodont" a preserver of the teftli. it is true to its name It beabtifies acd preserves the teeth hardens autfinvigoiates the gums and correct all impurities of the breath 1 he odor of this pure preparation is no delightful that it i luxury to apply it. It is as harm lets as ater. Sold by drug gists and perfumers. no42 4t To The Public From this time on meals hours at our restaurants will be as follows: From., 8 till 9 o'clock, breakfast, at 25 cents per meal; dinner from 12 till 5 In the afternoon at the same rate, and sapper will be served frmn 6 till 9 o'clock. All who come for meals between the hours above fltatei will be charged 50 cent. Mrs. J. T. Lynch, Blanco restaurant, Mrs A. E. Cox. If yea waat a set of teeth, remem ber that you can have your teeth ex tracted aad a new set pat in the next day, by Dr. M. W. Davis, who under stand s the latest improvement in den tal science. Satisfaction given or no pay. Laughing gas given for pain less extraction of teeth. Office oppo site Post offlee... : The Seed annual for 1882, just pub liehed by j). M. Ferry A Co. Detroit, Michigan, and suppled free on applia cation is a most valuable work and wort ay. of a nlace in any library. Not only are its illustrations of first class order but its pages are full to repletion with iafonnarionof th most, valuable to all who grow anything from the tinniest flower to the largest gardener p Being themselves seed growers on the largeat ecate they - bring the work a practical xpwrietce hardly equalled by any others while they are thus enabled to supply e'!of the purest quality and fuo.t vigorous growth to be obcabed. We gladly call atteniioc to their ad ver tisement in oor columns elsewhere. The largess ' and finest supply of Wall Paper ever brought to Reseburg, jn-i received at A. C. Marsters drug store. Wm. Heffron and other citizens are plowing the track southwest ef town that it may be in good trim for- the spring lively racing may be looked for. "Aftek Six Years." San Fran Cisco, May SO, 1881 H. H. Warner A Co. Kirs: To your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure I ascribe the restoration of my wife to perfect health after alx years of nervous affliethn from diseas ed kidneys and liver. -Charles E. Bur. gans. A grand Mayday ball will be given In this city on Mondy, May 1st, by Lynch's String Band. It will be a grabd affair, and should be attended by all. In consequ nee of the arrange ments made for the ball on the 1st of May, the ball advertised elsewhere for this Friday evening will be postponed. The funeral of t he I t Mrs. Addle D. Perkins is announced to occur at the Preebyterian church at 11 o'elock to morrow, Kunday, Kev. W. A. Smick officiating. The co.pse may be seen at any time prior to 10:30 at the residence but the casket will not be opened at the church. The remains will be placed in a vault in the Masonic Cemetery im mediately following the funeral. So great I the faith reposid in-Ayr's pills by those who have given them a trial that the consumption of them al most passes belief far exceeding any prcedent. They cleanse the blood, ioi prove the appetite, promote digestion restore' bealty actien and regulate every function. They are pleasant lo take gentle In their operation ye? thorough searching -and powerful iq subduing disease. Returned oh a. Visit Mrs.7Anna F. Ross, or merly of ti.ls county but now a resident 'of Knappa.came up on the train to visit her father, L. H. Crow, her mother and r "brothers last Monday evening. Her brother, Mr. H. Crow, brought a carriage' fer Iher, and she wa Tuesday conveyed' to her old home near Can yonville, where Uoub less sbe received a hearty welcome from her" relatives and many friends of that section. Again death has been with us, and another h ighly esteemedand loved by all who knew her la started on the road which leads to Paradise. Mrs. Addle D. Perk;us, fo.m rly of Stowe, Vermont, and wie of O- O. Pernios, Eq-. departed this life In this city, on Wednesday ia it; aged 38 years. In 1875 she and her husband came to Rose burg, and since that time our people have known herrs a lady. an-J a lady wjos neneec nan;8U0weu llsir plainly fro me winaows or ner soul, l'ure a a snowflake and honored by all, her death Is a universal reason for ;unhsppiness. A Fine STAU.IOJT. Mr. James C'anl well has a fine buggy horse in town and he is a fine animal. Mr, Card well's horse is named ''Aleck," cream colore 1. as pretty as a picture, 9 years of age, Vermot and iiifleman, and teo good a horse to be used to pull a buggy The animal hs a record of 2:41, and is uninjured in every way. fjOur horse men should tee him not to bur hirr jf for we do not believe that . "Jim," who know And . raised .the horse, would sell him at any price. Jrr. Card well gave us a rMe in his " buggy, and we are smitten with "Alek.'' He sped along In a handsome manner, James handled his lines well; and like every hearty man, he likej a handsome body and a poo 3 horse and so too 'Jim' knows, also, hejiss a lady at home,. ."Davenport" with the best blod and push comlning into the territory we find San Francisco first in the field to bid for Arizona trade. The enter prising firm of Schultz a Bargen, of Louisville and San Francisco, ere on the ground looking for their interests and have already secured special rates for freights direct from Louisville, Eentuckey, and from San Fiancisco to Aritona. Tucson Star. Mr. John L. Burns is now in Santa Rosa and doing good work and before leaving he will establish a sound t. ade in his line for the great city of the west. Mr. Burn's fame precedes a xunmercial trader a a courteous gentleman and a youug nan of nndoubted integrity, a all will find in coming in contact- with him. Mr. Burns has appointed Wm. Burns has appointed Wm. Heffron, agent for Boseburg. Died. George Lester Nanry, son of J. J. Nanry, U. 8. Signal Serviee offj eer,anl wife, departed this life on Sunday las:, and on ths Monday foll w t ing, it remains were conveyed to the Masonic ceme-ery, and there interred; aged, twe years, eight months and twenty- five days. . 4 The child wa beautiful in life, and in death its fea tures bore the expression spoken of by ths Saviour who said : "Of such is the Kingdom of heaven" Indeed that of thed-ad was a beautiful face, And it seemed heartk-sa to hide forever that which would have been an object ef admiration even in old age. But GJ know best It is said that in Heaven there blooms none but beautiful fio ers. Perhaps Ha thought Fie needed one more bright littl dais; -flower to Complete hi crew n of Immortelle; aud He sent an Angel down iroaa Heaven to gather that one from rtit. ; Be da eth all things well, and th iittl bay and th Innocent i to day ast!d in the Father's bosom. Fatal Jump.-On Sunday eveniag last Harry Fredrician, oae or th crew of the Storm King, lying in the ream off Smith's Point near Astoria jump.! overboard with the evident snd firm intention of ewiming to a fl hing boat which was passing at the time. The mate ordered the second mate and roe i to lower ship's boat wh eh wrs hang ing at the davit and pick th man up, then wised a rifle and declared be would shoot the men infthe fishing boat If they picked up toe man w! o was swimming to them. When the hip's boat was about 60 feet from him sank aud was seen no more. Hi drowning ha created some excitement In Astoria and It la thought the men in the fishing boat might have saved him. It was reported the man was shanghaied aboard bu this is denied by CUpt. Reed who says he sigued, ar. tides in the Custom house when sober and h paid $30 advance and $40 bleod money tor him. ; lllg Harry, a he was call-d was wU known in Astoria having fishel several season for th Hamis, The Siorna King has been ready for sea two weeks but was de layed for want of a crew. Hon. H. Abrutum slipped and fell upon th sidewaj'k and sosUlned se vere injuries. Hn was conveyed by wajjron to W. I FfieiU inder' h u e. aad his wi e teh-graphed tr, and on the same evetiing tlatllady eaohd the bedside of her suffering husband. We are pieaaeu to (juv that the injuries sustained by Mr, Abraham while paint tui are not aerioug "FRATfXUNHY, INDEMNIIY AND RELIEF." Public Meeting at the Court House, Saturday Evening. April 22d, Of Independent Ordrtr of - Chosen Friends of tue Pacific Coast. A Short Lecture for Public Good. Admiion Free. While in San Francisco on his way to Europe, Mr. Simon Caro purchased a large stcck of goods at bankrupt sal and shipped them to Roaeburg. The firm has now the cheapest goods at the lowest prices. - ; The Johnston Telescopio eye testers fits the eye with the proper lens, and they make their patent spectacle bridges of various dimensions, and lenaea of va rious sizes to fit all faces. Call and veri'y thee statements. DR. MARSTEKS, Druggist. PIONEER, SALOON OAKLAND, OREUON. P. WITHERS- Proprietor. The finest of wines, liquors and cigars constantly ou hand, aad a welcome to all Come and see me. sepwiy. WM. .BLACIW0 RETAIL DEALSR IN WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS CAN YON VILLI, ORXOON. Patrons will find my saloon a quiet and pleasant place of resort. TUoae ivinjf me a call will be treated to the best I have for aalo. Administrator's Notice. Notice Is hereby given by th under. signed Administrator of the estate of Uiibert JicNer, deceased, to the cred itors of, and all persons having claims against tne said deceased, te present tnem, wttn tne necessary voucners, within six months from the date of this notice, io the said Administrator, at his office iu Canyonville, Douglas County, Oregon. Dated at Canyonville, Deo. 13. 1881. D. A. LEVENS. Administrator of the estate of Gilbert McNear, dex-eased. SALOON Cauyonville, Oregon, ; Proprietor. The finest and best slock of Wines, Liquors and Cigors ever offered to tiie public in Southern Oregon, also the best of Ale and Porter. Also agent for the celebrated - GRAPE GREEK SOUR MASH BOURBON WHISKY, Put up expressly for medical pur poses, and only for sale at this place. Hive me a trial,, -i , us Wltrtta , nulH an mlani Mm, ) mm. mi foil 4mOm rH minintm Wrtm Tm, Mbia, WaiSaan SSIf twWf . O. OUT CIs, MNtt. BMiV BUY ONLY UANYOIi VILLE MILLS Manufactured from only th beat of wheat, : vi ' 4;. " ..: I have for sal also Bran. Short and Middlings, Bacon, Hams. Lard, ete. cured in the most 'scientific manner. Purchasers will do me a favor to in spect my stock at the Canyonville J j W. KRAMER. M. SELLER & CO., Importers of CD? is? 5 JIxlcj vs&r Glassware, Cutlery, etc, WHITE ROSE OIL. IS and 15 North Front st., Portland. ' . no2tf ' J. W, DO WELL, Harked Gardner, ROSEBURG, OREGON Informs the publlclhat he has on hand a supply of Potatoes, Onions. Cabbage Sour Crout and jtixei Oreen.' Any one desiijiog any of the above articles cau be supplied by applying to h.m or leaving order" at the Post Office. Jan21 lm r P. : -"'-.-.. ."-tbv. , w Ti -w r", 'W mmttiamsms'"eff Persons in doubt about the nee spectacles should visit our optical de partmeut at their earliest con venl ence and we will test their eyes five of coarge. AH persons who have specta mat lire tueir eyes snouid uoiue and see if ther are nronerlv adjusted This intrument will teat both far and neat . sghted eyes, and register - the facis number and ttlatss of leus requii- eu u eaen eve." A.. '. MAhSl'ERS A Co., Druggists. SUGAR PINE IJILLB The above mills have for tale the nest lot of Sugar pine and Cedar and other kinds of lumber; dressed or uudressed that can be found in the Douglas county market. . Orders nroruntl v filled, and bv annli- cation at the mills, terms will be given and which will defy competition The propietors of the mill have re solved that no one shall undersell them, and tnat their lumber shall not be equalled in quality or quantity. Theygive them a trial ... -a aoisxs ( EI.EB RATED CLEAN SWEEP CIGAR, THE BEST B1..T.QI C3r LA. IJf.ROSEBURO, Manufactured expressly for, and for sale only at A. C. MARK'S CIGAR STORE. "S fA K N E TFt The leading Scientists of to-day agree that most diseases are eaused by disordered kidney or livers. If there fore the kiduey and liver are kept in perfect order, perfect health will be the result. The truth has only been known a short time and tor years peo ple suffered great agony wi hoot being able to find relief. The discovery of Warner's Safe Kidney Cure marks a new era In? the treatment of these troubles. Made from a simple tropi cal leaf of rare'value it comaina just the elements necessary to nourish snd invigorate both of these great organs and safely re tore and keep them in order. It is a positive remedy for all the diseases that cause pain in the lowor part o? thu body for torpid liver headaches jaundice dizziness gravel fever and ague material fe ver, and all difficulties of the kidueys dver and urinary organs It is an excellent and safe remedy for females during pregnancy. It will control menstruation aud is invaluable for leucorrhoea. or ialliug of the wom. As a blood puri tier it is unequalled for it cures the organs that makes the blood. .. . This remedy which ba done such wonders is put up in the largest sized bottle of any medicine op in the mar ket and is sold by druggists an j all dealers at $1 25 per bottle. For diebe tes euquire for Warair's Site Diabe tes On re. It is a positive remedy. H.H. WARNER Co., Rochester, N. Y. JAMES DEAKUNG, Blacksmith Farrier, Haz JLsm 2n. And welll-koown to the pnople f Doug las covnty, would respectfully announce that he is prepared to do all kind of wrk in hi tin, and guarantees Satis faction. HORE-SHOEI NG A SPECI ALTT. Any farmor having: a plow to sharoen or machinery to repair wilt do well to give m a call at my old stand. X uav null etoex or iron an ste 1. aad having purchased the same at a low price, caa d work, 8j tar as price ar concerned, cheaper than an? who will at tempt competition, JAS. DEARLING. . Itbl7 lm " Oakland .Oregon. BLACK iraiTUftid Dearling Gibson, OAKLAND, OGK. Wuuld announw to - th publi t&a. they are prepared wv h th beat of materi al te supply all dei- ? nps in v their line Having enjoyed! oer wety lynars' exps rienc in their trade, allwork performed by them is guaranteed to firsUcla&s, and strictly according to ore Qib son's Celetei Har- FORSALKBTJ. W. ST- KQB, ROBE- . - . BURG. . Pronoanced by all whe h seed thasa te be the beet ever . Invea . I, always ea hand snd for sal cheap FARU liACU IK Eli Y UE PALRrCD. G1t Thexn eall. THE BUREAU SAL00II ONLY THE FINEST Liquors, Wines Cigars Kept on hand, snd patrons waited SPOB la a fashionable nisouar. Give me a call . Sutf ROBtKT TKOXTEL. I NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that at tha next regular term of th County court to be held in Roseborg, on the 4th day of April, 1882, appiieacation will be made by Phillip DeSouzer have Lis name changed to Phillip Ada Motta. . , , , ,. Pabliwhed bv ofder of Hon. C Gaddia Jodg-i of the above named court. . Attest i a.: onciuiL".i vvuut Clerk, j rJ if 14. Davenport! THE VETERAN ESTABLISHMENT SCHULTZ k TON" BAKU EN GF SAN FKASCI3CO Haa built up a lofty monument of honor abl- ar.d pucceseful in duht ry. si C th-tr coiumerd-il eu'.rpr;se has crowned ihni ''with-Kur-b of business triim phs. Not with lauding that the fkreust fiusncial storms have raged around them, rnsihng thel eaves of their chapiets at one period o their existence,-but Phoenix like they ar rive afresh from their well contested battles and again unfurl their banner of triumph and success. They now comhin the ex perience and judgment of age . with the vigor and enterprize of youth. , Tho eastern'bnainessof Schultz A Van Barges is nowj under the personal direc tion of Mr. George Schultz, wiiil the business of the Pacific is under the di rection of Mr. Henry Von Bargen. Mr. Julius Piulsen is manager of San Francisco, while Mr. John L. Barneses general traveling agent for th Pacific coast, Texas aad Mexico, with head quarters at San . Francisco. Under the able management of Mr. John L. Burns this company s success is assured. A PURE, STRAIGHT .WHISKY. America's Finest Production. Office of Sehnltz" ft Von Bargen, 129 California st. eotuer Front, San Fran cisco. - ' ' To the trade Practical experience La has d emonstrated to ns that the trad r quires a choice old Bourbon fer immedi ate use. For it is well know that whiskey that is absolutely pure, requires age, care and attention and our old Davn pt-rt whiskey po-aeseea all th above qualities. The grain used in the dlstllla tionof ear J. H. Davenport Whiakey is alwap selected rroaa the Soest, richest aad best grown in the SsaU of Kentueky. The water ia draw from on of the finest limestone springs lathe State, the peculiar properties of whl eh have gained of Kentucky whiskies sach world wide eelebiiety. This nroees- makes nr J. H. Davenport a pur, hand mad soar mash whisky, and we claim that for d!icay of flavor, pnnty aud medicinal qualities stands nielled. Yours truly, SCHULTZ A VON BA2GZ2T, Bole Owners , ' WILLIAM HEFFRON. Sole Agnt, marlO Rosa org, Oregon. PIEViPLES. I will mall fie th rsei fer a simple vegetable balm that will remov ta freckles, pimple and freek's pimple and dlotches, leaving the skin soft and eleaj and beautiful also, jalsirustioa for prof during a luxvriani growth of hair on a bald head or smooth face. Address en closings three cent sta mp, Ben. Vast! A Co. 12 Barclay at. N, Y, To Cnsumptivc3 The advertiser having been j erra t ly cured ef that dread disease coaa, ca t ioa is anxious te make known to his te lo sufferers th means ( ears. To a who dere it he will sead a copy of a prescription used free of charge with th direction for preparing and efusing th same which thev wilt had a coughs, colds, consumption, asthma uroucuius c. Parties wishing the prescription will address Rv. E A Wilson, 19 PBa Wtiiiamsbnrg, NY. Th Flour Mill, situated near Ross burg, a mil from th - t,C. R R. sta-. tioa. known a the property of Eber lin estate, la South Umpqua. Four story mill, thoroughly equipp ed, having plenty ef water the entire year, good trade. Also SS acres of land near the mill. Prioe, $4,500. Sat isfactory terms for part. Will sell 880 acres mer Jand If desired. For particular ee J. C. Fullarten, or J. v. Lincoln, Roaeburg, Btsla Si SHEniDAII, jSaeeessers t Tho. P. Shaaidaa) DKALSKS IK HARDWARE. , TINWARE, STOVES " Q qbs, Cutlery and J'xr nrs Fur , aishiag Geod. TIN 8T08C, ROSEBUKQ, CSfte Saving seeared th abov basia, we are prepare te Keep p us ienar goe for work aad pries. W bav th sect er material vsd always a .'all stoek ef Ceds en hand aad It I ear alaa to for aish atomer with tssthisw astual hv 11 liv pric. A full tok of lra ai steel fat aa). dealer freos abroad wtU etve M MteeUen. Jl S. t J. C. SBSaJDAsT HSFFROirS , UiLLQQIt, ROSEBURG, OBBOOV. Tb best ef wia, liar ad cigars, constantly ' ea 'hand aad a weleem te :L wiv ass a eall. John TZ Gilbert. SALEM, ORlXK)2. Dealer In LEA-T-.H Ej? &i&ea,. Fur a and ts7 a "ca ii r,trsn'a GOLD MBDAEs AWARDED IN:1877 AT PHILADELPHIA' For Excellence, Purity Ce Quality DAVEWPOH1 WHISKEY Pure! & TJaaiultsrat:. Superior to AxL7.Z)ran Imported- DAVEWPOKT . WHISKS V IS triTPwIVALXtUB tt This is a Whiskey of pts ior Quality, as has never beo in the marke This is at in Thii article SHOULD 15 bft el&ised with th cocs! Compounds-of this Coast, bt3 isof a rich, rare flavor and faBk bodied, ar d NO BLENDES or COMPOUNDS can compare with it. Distillation of 1675 &18TS it Superior er ell nee. Sxiult & V .u, Barges, DAVEWPOEr if FOR 8 ALE BY ONLY WM. XXST FRON, nOIEBCBG.OR. : The celebrated Btallloa 'BRIG HASH S3 Will stand th ensuing Season , i In Douglas Coanty. Tim and placs will hrafUr W stated. -: PEDIGREE. Srlgham was sired by Grey Wolf, lit Old Dan, and Old Dan by IUm nmonlv known a "OldlLumsiux." th Aire of many of the best he;- fl th nited States. iJrlghanv dax was late, by Napoleon: grand -dam Bust by Webfoot; Webfoet was slri by Belisn, "Old Lummux.'' Brigham is th only bora ia th tt tha cn trao hi pedigree en bet ides to the Lummlx stock, which 1 known by every breeder of good home in Douglea county to bav priae4 the best horses for all work and kiavA disposition which hav ever ba rats . d ner. . . A. W, ELIM.MON, noSO . Proprltoc DRY'S B A LOON, Jaekaoo Street, RoMtif ; - j . . saiBBBnsassnsBk ,- 'f ' . .. v "5 - Th prprter of tni wall kaw a4 popular resort wonld thank h!s(Jfal Ur tbeir liberal patronage th ftdfr:i and would ask for a continual m cJ ' bam1n th future, Th pat U 1 Informed that 1 keep non tint th bsl . brands of wloe. liquors aud lig&stv aad that I tell ovr th bar tb bratod Jesie Uour ft Cos's SAnlttety Whiskies A good billiard table will be fs4 la th saloon; also th Uadlng ifjn f th world. BUT tci ciifQUA uvn e::id THI IEST IN THE MAKXET. A diu A. W. 8TEABN8, CanyeavtS RESTAURANT, 52rt. Te J, Iijrnch Vto'p Nsit door t K. C. Dry's, fteechnrfi, Orgav , Ileal hoars, day or night, aa erdrsfor special suppers promptly, aa4 . aatisfactorily filled. Th table always saa, lid with the" est th market iford teals; 23 cent or Upwards. : Fresh o;-cUs in season. . 5ewruper AUveztilng Xtaraan O eVs FlrtH),i iw.meulvcr- pyrv ff r" f . lujTO'aainKMsmflT' f f e f ; f P V
