Jjxrger Circulation than any other
Newspaper published in
JJouglas Counl$
--HrUMrQIJA CHAPTER NO. 11, R.
nicatioDs every nrst and third
Tuesday in each montii. All members in
coed Standing will lake due and timely
notice and govern themselvers accordingly
Visiting companions are Invited to meet
with the chapel when convenient.
B. HERMANN.
TV. I. FBIEDIiASDER, Sec'y.
A LA.UKL LODGE A. F- M WILL
V Jl uld ieguhi' meetings on Wedoes.
dnv on or before each full moon.
J. C. FULLKUTON. V. 54 .
PHILETAUIAN
;fc5?Lod sre, So. S. I O. O
Pta on Thursday evening, ol each
.v t 7 o'ciocs. in tueir uau ai uose
: . . -. . . . " . ,
i.urir. Vl?-.ti b-rs of tV6 order in good eland
in are Invited to attaS.
O. .
By order of the N
UNI05 ECNAMPMENT. Na. 9, I. O. O
F.. meet at Odd Fellowa' Hall on the 1st
and 3d Fridays ot every month- Visiting
Brethren invited to attend -
E. O. Iictsu, C. P..
Joan Chase. Scribe.
TjMPQXJA GRANGE, NO. 28, Piaf
1L, will 'meet hereafter on the 1st tfalur
nt fsch month. at Urantre llali. in Kose
hum. AU mesmbers ia good standing are
cordifcily Invited to a-tend!
JAMBS, T. COOPER, U.
). P. Dckcak. becretarr.
ROSSBDRGI SATURDAY. APttfL 29
nonE NEWS.
Buy the Bloate 5-cent ai car at Jaiku-
If you want a Paimr'tega tigar go to
Ned Dry's.
Bay the Sloate 5-ceot cigar at Jasku
lex's. If yon want a good meal,
e
to "the
Roseburtf betel.
Bay the Sloete S-ceat cigar at
lex's.
Jasku
If vaa want a road bed, ga to the
Koseburg hotel.
On Friday. April 28'.h, a plat of the
town of Kiddle was filed with county
lerk of D uglaa can nty foi record.
We are glad to be able to announce
.tha fact, that Mrs. Day, wife of the
Rev. J. E. Day, who waa brought tore
from Albany to Dr. Marstera for treat
meat asbort time ago. almost in a
dying condition, has so far recovered
under the doctor's skillful t.eatme ut
as to be able. to b up and around.
It is an indisputable fact that Hair
Hair Rcnewer, renews, cleanses, bright
os, invigorates and restores faded or
gray hair to its youthful, color and
u it re cheaply and surely, l'sople
.with ray balr prefer to buy It rather
than - pncIaL. it to the world
through their bleached locks tbat
they arc bcomlig aged and passing
on to decay.
We desire to call attention to the ad
vertisement ia another column of D.
M. Ftr y Si Co. Detroit, Mich, the
t fn-at seedsmen whoe" mammoth S'
' taLlibeDt is ore cf the eights of the
.bight of the chief city of Michigan.
This house does tbe largest business iu
tlfdr trade in the UniMd states reach
itij avea serosa the Atiant'.e and Pa
cific aeen. Their ewd have become
known oTer tLe civilized world for pu
rityand fertility and have gained for
thera an eavis-ljle reputation. ' Tiieir
annal seed ca.alojjtie just issued for
1832 reple witVvalui-.bJe information
and beautifully iliusUated will be
sent free upon application. Snd for
one before purchasing your seeds.
. At Sweeney's ra'll, on Monday, at I
A.M.. April 24th y as the logging team
was descending a hid bringing in a
saw log, tbeing ran ahead of the team,
atrk'.ng a portion of thd treble w"k
that supports the flume that conduct
water to the wheel, knocking it out
of pkce and causing sixty 'four feet ' of
flume to fill to the gr utv.i a distance
of flirty feet, the whole wrcclt togcth'
vrtih th body of water four feat wide
hy ton in depth (atliug ou and arouad
teamster Isaac Louia covering him tip
and almost drowning him but sir nge
to say not doing him any aerUus in
jury. A man as sent immediately
after nail's a distance of six miles
gettiug back at 11;S0 and thafi ime was
all up and the mill runninjrtagain' at
5 P.M.
Pastokial VEnlKiCATiON. Fauta
Clara, Cal May 3, 1881. H. H. War
nsi & Co.: Sirs I have uwd your
Safe Klduey and Liver Cure and find
it all it Is represented to be. Rav. C.
L. Fishr, paator Baptist churchy
DILLAItt JVILLE.
"Very suowy for the railroaders in
these parts.
The TTrnpqua is quite a river at this
time. "
. The grde
around the hill has slid
.nto the river ia several
places.
J.
M- Dillard and Mr. Hartin have
purchased several hundred hogs in
Ceoa county and Will supply the rai 1
road hands with pork.
The Civil Bend poBtofflce is quite
attractive when the stage coms in
on Saturday. All the men rush or
send there for their letter or papers
.Mr. Richards, our acomodatlng mail
rrier, makes his trips regularly fcvm
wo to three times per week.
. Pro'. Alien Arriogt,a, who taugh
the Civil Dend school during the
later, baa charge af the public schoo
at taos city. His numeraus friends ar
pleaaed to learn of his success.-
The grain prospect in this communi
ty are favorable. Some farmers have
own more grain than ever before. . i
nruvuie promises to b quite a
""vlng u,wu in lho near future pfe
Pwation, ara being made for the oon-
4 .. -. : r- - ' 1 - - ,i ,
structida of a large warehouse at this
place, and partit s are looking out for
city lots. It will la convenient for
tha Looking Glass and Cauin Valley
farmers.
The yoliticf 1 fooling stirred up here.
Some or the republicans are disgusted
with thair county tieket and others say
that the democrats can not nominate
a belter one. Quite a number of good
men are spoken of for tbe different po
sitions oa the democrat side, for sher- i
iff wa Lave tha
Brockway. of Roseburg, and James
iiutninson of Oakland. For clerk we
have the naites of Messrs. H. Murton
and S. F. Flood, of Roaebunr. and Ron.
J. M. Dillard of Civil RnH. .
ably mentioned. E. C. Sacry of Oak
land seems to be the onlv enndidatn
for coanty judge with the democrats.
Many seem o be very much interested
nominating.of school superiutendeot.
Pref. V L. Arrinetou of Liokmtr
Glass, Seem to be tLelnni vral ol,nii
of this localj y. We heap the name of
Prof, Geo. t. Russell of Oakland is
used for the; same position. Should
either of the two gentlemen be elected
to tbat position, it would bo filled by
weu qualified person. Both are well
deserving the office.
! "CUMTUX."
! COLE'S VALLEY.
The Cleveland sc ool uodr the man
ageinetit ef .Mr, let: is progresii g fa-
v v a u v
iumor says that the people of Cleve
land are goinyr to have a pic-nic on tha
first of May. j
Weather, favorable- forkilling early
fruit. ,A'e have snow, rain, frost and
sunshine, very little of the latter, how
ever. . J
; t
Hubtafi Creek is to have a bridje
soon, which will caue the people o
ta;a section to rejoice as they stand
greatly in need of such a structure.
xe: he is ; a new coiner a young
man af ability, and should be easour
aged by the Plaindealer. that he may
develop his talent, for remember that
very brilliant diamonds are oftn hids
den by very Jraugh etoce, itn-l just
think what a great los it would be to
the world, if Mr. Dan Da Quilte's tal
ents should meet wita the encourage
men t; lookout for eomtbiug wonder,
ful in a literary liuc, whicu will a
tonight evju Dn himse'f.
The people ot this community aro
somewhat interested in mail matters,
for instance, how is it that the cutinty
papers cme by twes and throes whil
the remainder are detained uu.il th
next mail; and again, how is it that
here are qu te a aumber of pr vate
letters mailed at Cleveland, which
leave that oftice and are never )&rd
of afterw mis, by those who wri e them
nr ly those to whom ihey are wittn?
Nor is that ah,! there are small things
oi email value which ara aostractcd
from i he mail, i
The republican cousry ticks is re
ceived here with low muttenugs which
indicate the party ia not a ualtevcu iu
Cole's Valhy. 'However, all seeiu of
tha opinion that there are sme good
men on the ticket; unfortunately the
good ones are compelled to carry the
bad onef, which is a burden too he.i?
to be borne successfully. The result of
the approaching election n-x; June,
will convince the repuMi van that they
have , j
Digged a pit and digged it d.-ep,
They digged it for their brothels,
But through their sin, they tuinUl -d iu
The pit they digged for otLerV
MYKTLE CUE K.
ED 4 Independent: As candidates
are looudog up fioui- the varieus jrt
cinut" iu the coanty, we have jut
one ir-m th'm place if nominattoi, will
be supported ifiespective of patty, in
this place. Mr. 11. Dyer in ioke of
a a candidate for anaeeser. Mr. Dyer
if an Or gouiau and will reflect credit
upon himself and the party wh eh
nominate him la r that position.
j ; A. DEMOCRAT
A SERENA1K FO't fexton.
j
Hon. W. D. Feoou, d.-uiocratic csn
didate for conjiress, ariived in Rose
burg hint Tuesday evening. He re
ceived a warm, huest and cordial reception-
:
At abctu 10 o'clock be wts serenaded
at Champagne's ho et and waa intro
duced to tbe many friends around him
by Hon. A. F. Cam bell. Mr. Camp
bell in introducing him said hi had
the honor of placin, Mr. Feutin'a
name before the nominating conven
tion and kucw that the democracy of
Dougla- heartily ratified the choic-.
Mr. Fenton, iu substance, stated that
he was surprised at his nominaiion;
that as delegate he attended th con
vention with tin earnest desire that
an old, and honest friend ef his. (Mr.
TownsendJ, should' receive the nomio
Inafion. The convention not he
elected otherwie.j He had not sought
tbe honor; nor yet as a democrat, aonld
he decline. ' He accepted tha trust, and
would do his best to fulfill it. He en
dorsed the platform as worthy of sup
port, and deubted not it would pre
vail. Those who could hear er read
would surely sustain it. He gracefully
and tenderly referred to the gratifica
tion ha enjoyed at his reception at the
late home of good, and great, old Gen
ral Lane, whose wise voice is bu-ded
in slumber f evr; but whose memory
and his true democratic principles are
eternal, During his brief address,
Mr. Fenton was frequently and enthu
slastically applauded.
Mr. Fenton, upon special appoint
meat, will address, the people of Doug
las county next Wednesday evening at
the court house, in this city.
To Thb Public -Fro a this tlma oa
meals houra at our restaurants will be
ss follows: From 6 till 9 o'clock,
breakfast, at 23 ceots per meal; dinner
from It till 3 in the afternoon at tha
same rata, and supper will be served
from 8 till 9 o'clock.' All who come
for meals between the hours above
stated will be charged 69 ceata. Mas.
J. T. Lynch, Blanco restaurant, Mrs
A. E. Cox.
PRESENTIMENTS.
An Investigation of the Causes ef those
Dark Forebodings which Make
Powerful Men Weak. gg
Golden Uule
Much apprehension has been occa
tinned throughout America from th
announcement male by Professor Proc
tor that the return In nineteen years
of the great comet of last year will
cause the destruction of theVartU. Bnt
while people are bocomlng so strangely
exercised over this announcemet an
event f far more serious importance
which is takiug plac to.dey seems to
bo almost wholly overlooked. The na
ture of this most vital snbjecfc can be
beet explained by relating the follow-
ing experiences : .
Bihop E. O. Haven known to the
entire land was unaccountably awaken,
ed one night out of a sound sleep and
lay awake until morning. His mind
eeemcd usually active and he not
only reviewed his past life which had
been uneventful one but laid exten
sive plans for the future. He did not
feel especially ill but could not ac
count for the unusual activity of his
brain nor for th restlessness which
s emed to possess him. In the"moru
!n? he had but little appetite but was
apparently well In other respects. In
a few doys be began to feel restless and
morbid although he tried earnestly to
overcoaiothe fmdiug wlich had taken
possession of him. But try as he
would the shadow of some evil seemed
to fo'buv him and he was consiausof
gradual staking of all his physical
faculties. He had been an earnest and
diligent worker and in his ze&l fre
quently overtaxod his strength an d
being absorbed in his duties failed to
observe the common symptom with
which he was afflicted thu s pc-rmiting
the wo;k of destruction to go on unn
neeaeu. uut tue en 1 nna.iy came in n
premlory manner. Sliortty before his
death he wrote a letter the last one ho
he ever indicted in whteh he speak
as follows: "A belier mat death i near
aShcts diSVr.'Ut .micds differently but
Lpiouably till who am in a fair conditi-
ti n of ibv'tal btrpiigih shrink trom I
with an undt-rinnble drtad and horror
A dyne man is no more able of him
df to foresee hn own destiny or tho
donliny o( those he leaves than he wa
before ho becan to'dif."
Th'i recent d and sudden death of
Iloa. Claikson -N. Po'.ter is one ot the
1no.1t ser;0Uf! w;:rniui!8 ever triven in
trie ;o:ig nst or muumerauie latal net;-)-ct.
It is not surticient to aay that
many other brilliant men iucludin
Everett. Sumoer, ''hase, W'ootl. VVi bon
and Cy rj nter'wer -Hwej't away by the
tame latal4 trouide. The question is
were tnese men sumcientiy caretul
their health and c uld they hare been
saved? The Aibanv Areus in speak
usrof Mr. Potter's sudden iLnes. and
dea h tays:
'One of the physicians who attnded
Mr. Potter h re was iuterviewed .last
evening. Ho stated that Mr. Potter's
inability tc converse hal for some lime
served 10 baffle the physicians in their
elt rts tTdeter-niue the root of his ill
ne-s. It seems howvver ibat Mr. Potter
s inetw yeirj agosuffijr d; a flight at-
tnck of kidney disease. Unwise de-
ecit nciv8 on a rouust consiitutionand
natunv ly perfect health an i neglect of
proper dot id ng douhtlei-s sowed the
9. eds of a diseas-i that needed but orne
such personal neglect as that of Thurs
say m iming to deveb p, From ih
symptom at first aiiown It was thought
that hi only trouble was nervous
prostration but hislong routinuance iu
a semi-nneons'otis state led to the be
lief tint his illness was sga'ted In a
chronic difnculty more mysterious and
dangerous."
Up to the latter part of lad, year
Mr. Edward F. Kok a member of the
New York stock excha 1 ge van doing
basine s in Wall street, New York. lie
had evcryl hhig tu entourtige him and
make life hnppy Intwas the victim of
unac ountable uneasiness. H s esperi
euce as deribtd by one who knew
was as toilows. ''at unexpected Itinies
and on i be occasiuiis when hu had ti e
greatest ii-ason to f i-el joyous he waa
irritable and haunteu with strange
leeiuig of dHcotiient. ITe endeavored
to etieeK tueae Jet nags and tpnear
pleasant but it required a great effort
to do to aft"r Wliii h be would ugain.
relaj se int his .former morbid mood
Tnis Iteling roe tinned tor a number of
months when he became conscious of
anotlier added sensation of ; laasitude.
He was dred eveu when resting and
although experiencing no acute pain
had dull aching weusat'ons in his limbs
and various piii ts or bit body. Shortly
aflerw.-.r l his head legan to ache most
frequeiuly and .'his stoinwch faihd t:
digest properly. Peiu? told that he
was 8utlerlng from malaria he con
suited an eminent phynieian who iu
formed him that his kidneys -.were
wl.glilly affecti-d and gava him niedi
cine t restore him. But he grew
woise iiistead of bette.. He then con
suited other eminent doctors of another
school and was informed that he hd a
brain ditfieulty s mnvhat in the na
tuie of a tumor but in tpue of all etFort
to the contrary hp oej.-ati to urow
worte. At this lime hi condition was
terrible. What wer at first simple
nyinptomshad developed to terrible
troubles. He was flushed and feverish
constandy and yet always weary, lie,
had an intense ajipetite one day aud
very little the next. His pulse waa
irregular and every moment of his
existence ivas a burden. These disas
trous nympUms continued his face & nd
body became discolored his heart was
irregular in its action and his breath
eame in sLort aid an!
convulsive gasp-1. H grew conetantiy
worse, uotwcllts'anding the u:m st
pr .-cautious of his frbnds and finally
died in the greatest agony. Alter his
tie. tit an examination as to its actual
cause was made whon his brain was
found to be in perfect condition and he
reason of bis decease was of an entirely
difleient nature."
The expeiiances which have been
0 -ed above all had one conmon caue
aud were etch the result of one
disease. That disease whihh so de
ceitfully yetsmely removal the shore
named persons was Briglu's disease of
the kidneys, j In the cas of lur. Rock
after death while showing the brain to
be p-rftct condition revoate I tha fact
that he was the victim of a slight
kide-y trouble which had gone on un
checked until it resulted in acute kid
ney disease. The leading physicians
and scientists of the world are fast
1-aruiug taat more than due half the
dsths that occur are caused by this
dreadful scourge". U is one of the most
most deceitful of maladies ever known
tbe human rac. It manifests itself oy
sy raptoms so slight and common so
seem unworthy of . attention and yet
these very Insignficant a.naptoms so
are the worst Known in the hiatory of
the world. Thousa fids of ptofle have
dfeu from what is known as heart dis
ease, applopiexy, pneunonia. braiu
fever and similar dineat-e wjeu it was
in fact Bright's disease of the kidueys.
Tbe ravages of this disease hava lieea
greatly increased fr m the fact that
until recent yars no way was known
to rrevent its beginning or check its
increase when it had once lacsnte "fix
ed npon the system. Wi'hin thepast
two years however we have l arned of
more than four hundred pronounced
caws of Bright's disease, many of thena
mnch worse than those above
described and most of whom have
given up promineut physicians who
have been comp'ctely cured. The
means used to accomplish thi end his
, has been Warnei 's Safe Kidney and
i Liver Cure manufactured in Rochester
N. . a remedy that has won its way
into the conndf-nce of the public solely
upon tho remarkable merit it poses- (
ses. as a result It la more widely
used and thoroughly praised than any
other medicine uef re the American
public, indeed there is not a drugstore
iu the entire land where it cannat be
found.
Although Bright's disease is so com
mon in cities, it is still
more pevalent iu the country. When
eminent physicians in the larg-st
citie9are not ahlu to recognize Bright's
useas it is oniy natural that In the
country where there are few physi
cians of any kind and -those lew so
unacquainted with th s disease as to
call it by some other name It should
rage terribly and yet unknown to the
ones suflvriug with it. Thousands of
people can look back and recall the
death of friends from what was sup
posed some common complaint when it
was realty Bright's disease and no one
knew it. The terrible pleu-monia.
which has been so dreadKl is usually
the result of uremic or kidney poison.
Lung fover can be traced to similar re
suh. Most cases of uaralvsis arise trom
the ame difficulty s well as innumei
raule fevers, lung, head and bowel
troubles. A vast number of ladies have
suffered ard died from complaints
common to their sex called verhaps
gtnerrl debility aud when ike real
cause have been known it would
been foini-i to b Bright's disease mas
querauing tiniu. another name. In
marked contrast to the sad canes which
have been above described are theexi
periences of many people who were as
low as any of the persons mentioned
but who were restored to former health
and vigor by this same remedy.Among
this number aro the following promi
nent names: Col. John C. wWhltner,
Atlanta. Ua.; li. V. Larrabee, Boston,
Mass.; (Jen. C. A. Heckman, Phipaburjr
N. J.-Bev. I. D. Buck, J). f). (ieneva,
N. Y.iDr. F. A. McMiiunut, Baltimore,
Mi;; Edwin Ffly, Davenport, iawa;
Kev. A. C. Keudrick. IJ i)., Hocln-s
ter, N. Y.; J. S. Mathews, Portland,
Mich.; C. W. Eastwood, New York,
Dr. A. A. Hatnsay, Albia, Iowa; Cham
ehelieor C. N. Siu,8, 1). D.. Syracu-e.
X. Y.; Dr. H. P. Jones, Marieneta, Wis
N. 65. Ingraham. Cleveland, O.; Ilenrv
T. Chain pney. Boston. Mass.; Elder J"s
8. Fresco tt, North Utiso.-i, O.. who is a
prom meat member of the Shaker
family and mnny others.
To all cau iid minds the force of tbe
above facts must con.e with sp.Hiial
power. They how tho Importauco of
promptne-s and attention to the first
sympi-ouiB of disordered health before
disease becomes fixed fact and hope dr.
parts. They show how this can be sue
cessfully lioufl all the dancers whrch
awaits neghot can only with Uitliculiy
bo removed.
We had written a long article
on Philetarian Lo !o;e Xo. 8's cel
ebration ot tho C3J anniversary of
the. establishment cf OtW Fellow
ship ja America. An accident
has caused ih the I033 ot two col
umns ot type. W will make tli2
amende honorable?.
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Practical aad Analytical Cbamist
towsll, Mail. "
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proota af wait vane aa a aaie, sure, ana
MitMtly raliabl ynrgaUra taedichMk
Bales MBwrnadafl l tba eaantrataa
"F RATkR N H Y, INDEM NI I Y AND I
RELIEF."
ublic Meeting at i the Court Rouse
Saturday Evening. Arjril 23J,
Of Indep-rdent (Order of Chos-n
' Frienia of the Pacific Coast
A S'tiort LecturS
;AdmirI n4-Free.
While in rtan Fi n iacf on his way
to Europe, Mr. Simou Caro purchased
a large st ck of go )Jsj at bankrupt sale
and shipped thctn tv Roseburg.' 'I he
firm has now the cheapest goods at the
lowest prices.
The Johnston Telescopic eya testers
fits the eye with the yroper lens, and
they make their patent apectacle bridges
ol various dimensions, and leuses of va
rious b'izcs to fit all faces. Call and
veri'y thee statements.
PIONSBE SALOOxT
OAKLAND, OUEUON.
P. E WITHEH3
Proprietor.
The finest of wins, liquor and cigars
conxtaiiily o" hand, and a walcmc to ail
Coma au 1! see me. sept-ly
: WM. IBL1GEW8 '
RETAIL DEALER 1$
WINES, LIQUOSS, AND CICiAUS
CANTONVII.L12, OnKGOX.
Patrons will fiud.'my naloou a quiet
and nleasaut place of resort. hose
ivlna: me a call will be treae 1 to the
best I have for aale
AdmlnLstrutor's Netiee.
Notice is hereby (riven by the under.
sicrueJ Admiuiatralor of the estate of
Gilbert McNei-r. deceased, to tha crd
itorsof, and all per.ous having claims
pyaiust the aaid decease!, to preaent
tliem. with the neceaBary vouchers,
within aix mornns irom tne uai.e 01
thia notice. 10 the aaid Administrator,
Ht his ofiioa in Canyonville, JDouglaa
County, Oregon.
Dated at Canyonville, vec 10. isai
D. A. LEV ENS,
Administrator of tliu estate of Uilbert
McNear, deceased.
Canyonville, Orason,
Proprietor.
Tha finest arid best-stock of Wines,
1 lnuois and Clzors ever offered to tlio
oubHe iu Southern Oreaon, aiso tne
bes.t of Ale and Porter. Also agent for
tbe celebrate-i
C.7L4PE GREEK SOUR MASH
BOURJJOX WJ1ISK1,
Put up expressly for mdn'al par-
none, ana oti'y tor eai ho una iii-.c
iivs me a irbil.
WU HMIUd iua u UtracU. mi enrtMrt wubw
nbrw Mk U Mlthii art Mlmd pliwt, DM wlit
kM m man. ccl full dertrlka, pint K4 llrrUrni ftl
ImMm IU Wa ( T.ui.l aaa llowtr Unit, Flank
vUl htttfMmai nUabl r pUoilaf In Trmunti mam
iMt erco ftrtfea? Saath. Wa bmJm a lyaalilt wyiitytea
l$sl rsaa"? & CtX. Detroit, Mich.
: BUY ;ON
U AN YON V I L L E M I L L S
Manufactured from only the best of
wheat.
I have for sale also Bran. Shorts an
Middlings, Bacon, Hams. Lard, etc
eured iu the most scientific manner
Purchasers will do me a favor to in
apect my atock at tlta Cauyonvilie"
V. KKAMER.
M. SELLER & CO.,
Importers of
3 at q 3sB:5 j y $
Glass ware,
WIIITJC ROSE OIL.
13 aadlO North'
Front st
no2tf
Portland.
J. vt. DO WELL,
Market Gardner,
ROSEBURO, OREGON,
Informs tbe public that he has on hand
supply of Poiatoes, Onions, Cabbage
saorCroutand lixet Oreens.
Any one desiring any of the above
art cles cau be aupphVl by applying
o h.m or leaving orders at the Post
Oilic. jaaJt Im
Hr3- Coz'3 H?3tn?at
BOStlBURG, OREGON.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS
AST HOt'R NIGHT OR DAY-
' -rs a v rd oitt .a v ill find thia
; bb p'aC to uke iiatr, . supp
Ooks rnpio;el.
80
fete
mmmm
mm
Person In doubt about the ne '
specticles should visit our optical d
partmeut at their earliest con venienco
and we will. test their eyes five .
cb irge. iersons who have hpectaf
that tire their eyes should come
aud fee if they are properly adjtis?d
Tl.ia instrument will test bo far an !
neai sghte-J eves, and register ' tt
faelp number and tdaes of lens retpiir-1
ed ti each eve. ;
A. 1. M AhSTERS A Co., Druggists.
"'SOGAB' PIHE MCLLS
The above mills have for ale the
best iot of Suijar pine and Cedar and
other kinds of lumUer; dressed or
undressed that can be found in the
Douglas county market.
Orders promptly tilled, and by appli
cation at the mills, terms will be
given and which will defy competition
Ihe propietors of the mill have re-s-dved
that no one shall undersell
them, and tnat their lumber shall not
be equalled iu quality or quantity.
They give them a trial !
w.
ti' WIS & ;CO.S
CELEBRATED
' 1
CLEAN SWEEP CIGAR,
THE BEST j
B 1 T O I O- -A. rL
IjY. ROSEBURG, !
Manufactured expressly for, and for
sale only at
A. C. MARK'S CIOAU
Tl.e leading Scientist of t'day
scree that most diseases are caused by
disordered kidneys or livers. If there
fore the kiluays and liver are kept in
perfect order, perfect health will be
the reault. The truth-has only been
known a short time and for years peo
ple suffered jrreat agony wi hout being
abiB to find relief. . The discovery of
Warner's Safo Kidney Cure mrks
new era. in the treatment of tln-se
troubles. Made from a ainiide tropin
cal leaf of rare value it contains jiui;
the elemeuta necc-aary to oour.sh and
invigorate both of thse gr-at orjans
aud safely Te tore and kep them in
order. It ia a positive remedy for all
tbe diseases that cause pain in the
lowor part of th body for torpid liver
headaches jaundice dizziness
gravel fever and ague malerial fes
ver. and all difficulties of the kidneys
iiver and urinary organs i
It i an txeelleut and sale remedy
for females during pregnancy. It will
coutrol menstruation tiait-is inviduabls
for leucon hoea or falling of tbe w omi'.
As a blood purifier It i unequal"
for it cures ths organs that makes the
blood. !
This remedy which ba d.ne such
wonders la put Uin the largest sized
bottle of any medicine up-n the mar
ket aud ia sold by dru,'gisU an J all
d.-ab-rst$l 25 per bottle. Por diebe
lea enquire for Warner'a 8 fa Diaba-u-sdnie.
It i a positive rciuady.
H.H. WARNiSlt A Co., Pwocbaater, N. Y.
JAMES DEARLIXG,
Blacksmith j
Farrier,
And welli-known to the people ef Dour
laa covnty, would, rrsr-ectfuil v announce
tnat he 14 prei ared to do all kinda of
work In his line, and guarantees fcutisu
faction.
nORSE--SHOISf NO A SPEOTALTr.
Any farmer liaviajr a plow to ul arpwa
or luachinerv t repair will do w;i to
irivs me a call at my old stand.
I have a full tck of iron aa t st t.
and bavin;; jure based the same at a lo
pnc.. c-in lu wjrt, S far aa prici aro
concru!a, cUeioer than anv who wi.l at
tempt com petition, JAS, DHAllLlNtJ.
fbl? Im Oakland .Oregon
Oearlmg $0 Gibson,
OAKLAND, 00 JS.
Wuiild announce to tho publio tn
they are prepared w h the best ef materi
al te supply all deu ops. in tueir line
Having enjoyed ov?r wenty yars expa
rience in their trade, all 'work performed
br them ia iruaraQteed to e first-claws, anJ
strictly according to ord
Gib son's OeXetoi" Sar-
FORSALB BY J. W. S i' NGE, ROi'E-
Pronoanced by all wl o.h B9ed the, ta
ba the best "svar ' Jnvea always oa
hand and for aale cheap
FAR VI JtlAOiJINKKY KE
PAIR KD,'
Give Th.ev9 a call.
TBS BUBEM SALOOIi
ONLY THE FINKS T
Liquors. Wiaes & Cigars
Keit on band, aud patrons waited upon
ia a fashionable manner. Give me a call
2t)tf
iluHERl TKOX'EL.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby s ivn that at th
next regular terra of th-s t.'ounty
court to be held iu Itoseburg, on tbe
4tb day of April, 1883, app Icacation
will be made by Phi lip DeSouzer
have his name changed 10 PhU.p
Ada Molts. '
PtihlidiedJiy order of Hon. C. Uaddis
Judgj of the above named court.
Aueot-r U SkI5LtJAt, Count
Clerk ' - -
STORIi. j
jiiimisii
;. Kj,ty iJtmfvuatfZ
Davenport!
TUE VETERAN ESTABLISHMENT
, s,
SCilULTZ & VUXl 15AIiUiii
OP SAN FRANCISCO
II as Iti It tip a lofty monument of honor
ubKa i d ruccest-fui in dulry, ai d thi ir
coir:inerciul enterprise lias crowned them
witb Kur-ln of business wiimpha. Not
with tatidioa tbat the fiercest financial
storms have raped ar,,und them, runi'ing
thel eaves of tbeir chapleta at one period o
tbeir existence, I. ut PLcenixliko tbe'y ar
rive afresh from tticii well contested battles
and apua unfurl their banner of triumph
and eucces. They now c irubine tue ex
pcrlenca auJ judgment of age with tbe
vij;or and enterprize of youth.
The eaBtern'businessol Schultz Van
Bargen is nowj under tho personal direc
tion of Mr. Georare Schultz, while the
business of the Pacific is nnder the di
rection of Mr. Henry Voa Bargen.
Mr. Julius Paulsen is manager of San
Francisco, whila Mr. John L. l'urnesia
Ccneral traveling agent fcr the Pacino
coast, Texas and Mexico, with neaa-
quarters at Han Francisco. Under the
able management of Mr. JohnL. Bums
this company s success is assured.
A PURE, STRAIGHT WHISKY;
America' Finest Production.
nrTlcn'of Rchnltz 4 Von Barcren, 129
Frm-
Clifornia st. corner Front, Ban
cisco. ."'."..",
To tha trade Practical experience ha
has demonstrated to us that the trariu re
quires a choice old Bourbon for immedi
ate use. For it is well known that
whiskey that ia absolutely pure, requires
age, care and attention and our old Da Yen
p; rt whiakey poasesst-s "all - the above
qualities. The jrrajn used in the diatllla"
fionof sur J. H. Davenport Whiskey is
alwaps felrcted rrcia the floaat, richest
and best grown n the State of Kenttieky
Ths wator ia drawn from one of the
finest limestone springs 10 the State, tha
peculiar properties of whieh have jjained
of Kentucky whiskies such worla wide
ctlebiiety. This aroees makes ur J. H
Davenport a pura. har.d uiada soar mash
whisky, aud we elaim that for delicacy of
Kivor, parity sad medicinal qualities
stands aaxcelied. .
Yours truly,
SCHULTZ VON BAROEK,
go!a Owners
WILLIAM HEFFRON, Sole Aganl,
nirlO RostOur&'Orecon.
P3S1PLES.
. .-'-' -V ' - - -
I will mail fiea tha recei p far a eiaapla
vegf.able balm that will retmrs te
twi-kif.g.'-olainlei and fraeklas pimples and
timolol), lnnvina ths akin soft and deal
and beautiful alw insiruaiioaa ior
' . ' . V . ....
ducinga luxvtiant crow th of hair on a
halrl lad or amootii face. Address an-
cKia.ns' a ihrea cent sta mp, Uen. V aasau
A Co. 13 Barclay st. Pi. Y.
To Cnsumptivoe
The advertiser having been p enn i i . 1 1
ly cured of that drea.l disease eonvt pt !
ion is anxiom to make known to b s fa
5o" suffereia ti e means of eore. To a
who deKire it hn will srnd a copy of a
prescription used Iree of charse with the
directiona for prspariosr and eiusinjr th
ame which they will tind a sure curese
roughs, c.tids, consu mptioo, astbaaa
br-inchi'ia 4c.
, Prtie wishing the prescriptiaa . will
addrea Rev. E A Wilson. 191 Peaa
Vdllamsbarir, ST.
The Flour Mill-. "situated near Rosa-
burg, a mile from the O. &,C. It. It. stas
tion. known as the property of Ebert
un estate, la eoutu umpqua.
Four story mill, thoroughly equipp
ed, having plenty of water the entire
year, good trade. Also 35 acres of
laud near the miH. Price, $4,500. Sat
hfactorv terms for part. Will sell 260
acres more land if deaired.
For particalars see J. C. Fullerton,
or J. w. JiiDooln, lioseDurg,
SHERIDAN,
4SacceBbor to ri:oa. P. Shestdaa)
DEALERS IK-
HARDWARE. TIS WAR", STOVE
Guns, Cutlery and Tir aer Far.
niahiug Wood.
TIM STORS, RBSEBUSQ, QQNa
Having secured tha above business, we
are prepared to seep up us tormar gooo
name far work and prices. We b ave the
b-at ef material rod always a. 'all st'fk
of eaadaen hni ami it ii ear aim to fur
Biah customers with ntelaa artioles liv
let live vrice.
A foil stock efiroa ar.d steel for aal,
dealers from abroad wdl reeeive "prompt
attentiea. ft 8. JJ, C SHEKIUA.
HEFFROirS' SALOON.
; ROSEBURG, OREGON.
TLa best of wia&a, liquors and cigars,
easiantly aa hand and a welcome to
all., ftlya me a call.
John Tf, Gilbert,
SALEM, ORMION.
Dealer In '
LEATHER
and
tiff -
fc-II jliliH'M1f
CSLL.
GOLD MEBAEi
AWARDED IN:1877 AT PHILADELPHIA
For Excellence,
Purity & Quality
DAVENPORT
WHISKEY
PTirof & U"aadulterj
i
Superior to Any ' BWfJ
Imported. I
DAVENPORT
WHISK1
IS XXintlVALLSD I
This is a Whiskey of Sper"
ior Quality, aa has never bee&
In the marko
This is at Lot ft&.
This article SHOULD
be classed "with tho BOcaSmiJ
Compounds of this Coast,
is of a rich, rare flavor and fj
bodied, ai d NO BLENDE
or COMPOUNDS can compar
with it, t
Distillation of 1875 & 1876 u-
Superior er ell aco.
Shalt' & V i3ar3a,
D AVE W PORT
for baIjE by only w m. nzw
FKON, ROSEBUBG, OR.
The celebrated Btallioa
"BRIGHAM0
Will stand tha ensuing fieasaa
In Douglas Coanty.
Timss and places will hereafter fca
stated.
PEDIGREE.
Brigham was sirtd by Orey Wolf, Na
Old Dan, and Old Dan by Ballm,
te uinoBiy Known ts "uiu juusiaaux,'
th "re of many of the beet horses l
iba nittd States. Brigbam'a dsatt
wit vie, oy rtapoieon, cranu-oaaa
i 8al by Webfoot; Webfoat was si rai
fcy 8ellm, "Old Lummux.''
Jsrianam is iua oniy norsa ia tutBui'.t
tha' ca traca his pedigree an bath
sides to tha Lummlz stock, wbicb i
known by every breeder of good horsa
in Dcuglas county to have produce
tha bast horses for all work and alnd-
disposition which have ever has a rahav
ad here.
A. W. BLIMMOn,
moS9 Proprietor -
Dura SALOON, .
Jcckioa Street, Roiebur
Taa prepratar of this wall kaawa ate
popular resort wonid thank his (rmaut
I for their libe'al patronare in tha aaajk
aud would ask for a can ti nuance aJ-
ha sansa in tha iutura. Tha publia ta
informed that 1 keap none bat tha bad
brands of wines, liquors aaid eigaya
1 and that I sell over tha bar the aala
, bratad Jesia Idoore U Co.'s Eautuokr
Whiskies
A good billiard tabla will ba fata
ia tha saloon; also tha leading fats'
of tha wsrld.
thi enpquA vawtxu?
THE I EST IN THE MARKET
Addess A. Y. STGARXd.CanyeaviUe
RESTAUR ANT,
i"?I rs. Ta J, Xynch Vro'9
Next deor tafcYC. Dry'i ' Kaaabusjj,
Oregon,
Meal lieurs, day M ilt, sa t
erderu for speda! suppera promptly sad
satisfactorily filled. The table always au.
piled with tha est "tha market atToros.
Meals; 85 Cents or Upwar Fresh oysios
in season. . : .'
;reet),!3crcaave'"f,?? trLvTf
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IbS I if?-" je Lwca, -$
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