The Douglas independent. (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, July 22, 1882, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWW THE INDEPENDENT. KOSESJURG, SATU DAY, JULY 22 wUM' QUA CHAPTER NO. U, i0 A. M.. hold their regular oomm yiS nicutiooa every, first and thi n ... x !. .1. . ii i I lewuj iu aacn iu"uiu. mi "lemuers CT'Mt.1 standiusr will take due nd timel ntici5 and govern theinselvets accordiugl V .siting Companions are invited t uiea with tbe chapel when eonvenievt. B HERMANN. W. I. Fi'IEDLAKDER, Sec'y.j ALAUBIj lodge a. f. m., will Jaj on or before each full moon. I. FULLKRTON. W. M . L MURTON, Seer. ! PII1LETA HIAN '1hW to. 3, I 0. O j. mectH ob Thursday evening, o( each week at 7 o'clock, in their halli at liow burg. Members of the order iu good stands insr are invited to attend. By order of the IS G. UNION EON AM I'M EXT. No. 9, I. O. O P.. meet at Odd ! Fellows Hall on the 1st and 3d Fridays ol every month. Visiting brethren invited to attend ! E. G. Huru, C. P. dOUN UHASK, DCriue. UMPQUA GRANGE, NO 28, P. o II., will meet hereafter on thrt 1st Satur ot each month, at Grange Hall, in Rose burir. All tneemhers in (rood standing ar cordi':y invited to a: lend: JAMES T. COOPER, M. J. P. Duxcan. fcecretarv. Married. On the 17th inst Mr. John Snider, formerly of this city, aad Miss K?ng,-daughterof N. King, were irurrml ;t Drain, in tan county. Removal. Those having business at the Independent office ' will tak notice that it has been removed to the building formerly occupied by it oppo- ua.ii, vn luaui nrei. ire would be "lad if those in arrears on subscription would drop in and settle. Appointed Agent. Mr, I Win. H Jvarnan has been appointed j agent, for this county, of the Mnger Mruiufactur ing Co. The company coul -jl. not have secured tha services of a more: energetic. wide :tw:tke and honorable young man than Mr. Kernati and be will doubtless do well for the campany audi himself. Valuable Horses Sold. -(-Recently George Stephensen sold his h to trot ting stallion, Sir Walter, to Ai-k Van Winkle and Wing, of Eugene; fwr the Bum of $1,000. Sir Walter i o ie of the best bred horses ever owned in the State, and fortunately Douglas coanty can boast of some of his stock. Mr. James Dixon h i9 a twe-year-old stal lion, one of his colts, which is a splen did fellow. Just after the races at Hillsboro Honest Jehn was sold te Mr. Beach, one of the leading horse men of the State, for $600. Mr. Beach resides in Lake county and is the ovner of quite a number of thor oughbred and imported animals. He entered Honest Jehn in the Portland half-mile handicap which took place Thursday. Killed by Apaches. Wej are in receipt of news to the effect that Chan. Cjlvig, brother of Senator Gi W. Col vig, of this county, has been killed by Apaches in Arizona while jacting as chief of scouts. Charley Mosher's pa per, the Arizona Gasette, says: "Chas. Colvig,: the chief of scouts, ( who was killed by the treacherous Indians a few days since at San Carlos, came to this Territory about six years ago' and was foi some time a resident, of this city and county. His former residence was in Oregon, where his parents reside, one of his brothers being a member of the legislature of that State. A life on the frontier imparted to him a thor ough knowledge ef the Indian: charac ter, hence his tmployment as ichief of scouts which cost him his life, i At the time of the recent outbreak he was in Oregon, but returned immediavely to his post of duty." : j The Circus. Sherman's circus ar rived here on Monday afternoon. The band paraded the streets and provided excellent music. At an early heur in the evening the capacieua tent was perfectly jammed, a hnndred or more sitting upon the ground in front of the seats. At the second performance on Tuesday evening there was not such an attendance, although as large an one as might be expected. This cir cus is composed of all first-class artists and is worthy the patronage of the public. Upon both evenings univer sal satisfaction was given. The per formance consists, among other things, f tumbling by Siegrict and Duray, trapeze act by Adler and Duray, hori zontal bar exercise by Messrs. Wil liams and otherB, all the best ever giv. en in this city. The tight rope special ties by Prof. Siegrist are certainly wonderful, such as placing a j chair upon the rope and sitting gracefully upon the back, turning summersaults backwatd, and many other equally marvelous feats. The riding by Miss Kate Cross and Messrs. Burris and Williams was excellent, but not better than has been witnessed here before, and Macley, as clown, did his part quite well, all the time keeping the risibilities of the large audience highly strung up. Sherman's educated horses, Tommy, Barney and Jack are all that has ever been claimed for them, which is much, performing everything repre sented on the large, showy bills, and it may be said, to! the credit of the Messrs. Sherman, that these are the only ones that have ever done so here. Jack acts as a kind of clown, doing nothing nothing that he is told, and everything that he is told to not i do. xuiuiny actually stands upo a wagon, .. takes the reins in his mouth and drives ft rpirited team several times around the ring at a furious rate, ot speed. Taken altogether this is the best circus troupe that has visited us , for a long time. i HOME NEWS. New fans at Floed's. Cheap bargain at Flood's. : The measles are sti'l prevalent. Ne.v abades of ribbon at Floed's. TTncle Billy Rose is supplying the town with fish three times a week. The outlook for a good price for gralii is considered good by ou: best judges. Why don't our city fathers attend t" that broken bide walk in front of the academy? Tbscase of Ca ! vs. Floed was continued to the October term of cir cuit court. Potted meats, curried oyters, curried fowl, canned fruits, etc., Just received at Floed's. Frank Knowles, a highly respected citizen of Coos couuty, d ed at E pire city last we k. Q. A. Grabble has bu ap-olnted deputy b the newly elected Democratic Sheriff of Marion couuty. Mr. VV. G. dill hat so far recovered irom his late injuries a to b a le to walk to town. Ufa aiiny fr ends are glad to see him out attain. Rev. M. C. Miller will preach a funer al discourse at Look tig Ql ss July 30tb at 11 o'clock A. 31. He will a'so preach in the afternoon. Tommy 8h ridan and Billy Wright have accompanied a par y to the Coan Rrnge Mountain and Coquille river to rusticate 'or a few du-y. Z'glfr'a saloon I daily growing in popularity, lor good raous. He keeps the best liquors, and has the la ett and most interesting periodicals upon his tables. Honest John sold In the field in the half-mhe race which took pUce t Portland on Thuns Jay. T'ie rosult of the race had not come to hand at the time of goiiiir t pleas. We regret to learn that Arthur Howe, recently of this couuty, was a heavy Ioaer in the Colfax fir. The firm of Howi & Fabler lost $10,000. Retarding insurance we are not in formed. Billy Carll has been retalued as su- perintendant of the northern division of th stage line, and has been spend ing a few days in TZoseburg. Al. Bur rws also tetains th position held with the old company. B. F. D 'well has information from Attorney Weneral Brewster that the latter did not approve of any modifica- uon ou nie uecree or tne una woll case and the sale of the p-op-rty will take plac about Augus 20th. The social danc given in Marks' hall after the c reus on Monday even ing Dy the silver cornet band waa muc' or a success. The circus loys ma le themselves .very agre- able to the gtrls upon this i Ccasion, as usual. Mr, B F. Chilson, a jewe'er of many years experience is working at the bus mcs is here at present, but we under stand tnat he will permanently luc-tte in Oakland iu a short time. He has the reputation of beiug a first class work'ian. The stages have no been running on t.uie duung the past week. The mails have been large aud stock short, but as tae stages will snoatly run only to aiyriie (. reek, the company will be able to double up wi:h the horses on this end of the route. T t TT . .iuuu a., miner is engaged in introducing ,J In this county the great preserver, ozone. This substance will preserve anything U-at can be mentioned which is Ii ible to putrifac- tion. and until recently has uo; beu thoroughly understood by scientist?. When John calls upon you you will earn something to your benefit. The Daily Exchange. San Francisco, July 14th says: Mr. John L. Burns the celebrated agent for the Davennort whisky, left yesterday for Coose Bay, Oregon, from where he will extend his travels all over the north-eastern part of the pacific coast. The sale of Daven port whisky under the charge of his clever agent s extending through all the Pacific States, and Is becoming a household word." ' The At (zona Gazette, which has become a Democratic paper under the managemeat of Charley Mosher, says: 'Our sympathies ate with the toilers in uu Ariz ma grain field, and to find out to what extent.' we to-day placed oar therroomoter on the back porch of our office, where the gentle rays of the sun could reach it. Count rilman Brown acted as scorer, with I04o as a startn. Soon he announced 120 and still rising, it was brought in when 141 was reached simply to save the instrument as she was still bil- ing." DILLARDVILLE. Farmers are all busy making prepa rations for harvesting. Samuel Bolsinger. while swimmin in the river last Sunday, struck his kn-;e agaiU't a rock, inflicting a severe wound. Mr Winningham'a family are still afflicted with measles. Jlrs. W'ilkersoii and ber f-scina ing ueice, Miss Horn, lft last Saturday for Oditoruia via. Portinud, Their many friends wish them a p easant journey. Several parths are out at this ration looking after lots. A large warehouse is being con s;ructed and a merch utile structure being planned. It Is difficult to tell what is in the future, but prospects are very favorable for JJiUardville. A postoffice will soon b etabli-hed here andaaexiress office will scon be in demand. THE CirY WATER WORKS. Sometime ago tin city completed arrangements to more effectually guard against loss by fire. The piece of ground on Bo wen's hill occupied by some springs was rented by the city for ten ye n at a cost of one hundred ol lars per year. The constructienis pro gr8?ing rapidly and satisfactorily. T .e excavation tor the reservoir has been completed at a cost of $175, and in dimensions it is thirty-four fet square at top, thir y at bo torn and twenty feet deep. Th contract foi bricking and cementing it has been let to Mr.8nonks for $180, and is at pres ent ha-iling briek, saud, eic, to fulfill the contract. From the rese voir thir teen hundred le t of iron pipe will be lui.l'to the juuotiou of Washington and Jackson streets. Messrs. Bunnell & Frazier, foundryraen of this city, have the contract for furnishing the pipe, which is four inches la diame'er, aud theiiou half an ineb thick. The city pays ninety cen-n per foot. The cost ot laying this will probably b $100. From the uiaiu pipe, four smaller pipes w 11 be run to hydrants on the princi pal corn. r?( an i u the hydrants will be attached two-inch h se sufficient to reach, perhaps, the length of a block The -stimated cost of the entire works l abouf $2,500 We are very glad to ei that something has beau done to avert the dancer of total destruction of our city by tir-, and to lessen the per centage of iuHiiiance. . It ia 'juiie re markable that we have escape 1 the ravages of the fire so well. ; SUPPORT THE PAPER AH our patrons who deire that we huvj a live newspaper in this couuty devoted 16 the ioal in eresta of ti e state and outy that can be reli d up ii, wnd M ho are willing to assist u in maintaining such a paper wil1 aih and al! oonslinue thi'nielve; a co-;iuitte to ar.si.-t ih. and whenever any transaction of a local iutetest trans pires without waiting for any one else to do so, sit right down and write us the facts? Abov? all oustitute your self a committee to solicit vour net hbor to take the paper, end with out delay forward us two dollars and 6(ty ceuta for a year's subscription for each numb r. Don't wait to be dunned Our terms are two dollars and fifty cents payable in advance, do no do like some prominent Democrats who are takiugour paper and who desire its succe-s and would like to help us and would be willing to pay their sub scription for one year if our secretary would give them his personal guaran tee tha- they would g.-t their paper for the entire year. Now, t such phy lantropic and ardeut Democrats, we must y inar, we leei sorry lor your wnt of confidence in tde cause, when you consider that it takes a large amount -f ready cash each week to gel out an i-sue and which we have been paying regul rly on the faith we have in the peoplu generally, aud the justice of our cause. Whin you see any signs tf our dying please notify usBiunce m nisi we may consult a puysiumu in lime, out, please don't ask any more personal guarant es as we are not running a life insurance office. A WORTHY TESTIMONIAL. Following communication is pub lished by request, and is dated Port land, July 17. 1883 : The many friends of Mr. and Mrs Robt. Newcomb at Roseburg will b pleasd to learn of the re election of Mr. Newcomb to the posi'ion G and Recorder ot tbe A. O. U. W. udb year ago Air. is ew comb was elected after a strong fight, several ballots being taken before an election. Aided by his wile he h&n so ably and effectually performed his official duties as to receive the just commendation of the members of the orebjr generally In appreciation of the mvaluabl servi ces he had the (satisfaction of receiving every vote of the Grand Lodge at ts recent session or re-election, and the enthuniasm displayed on his election ws simply Immense." Not only was he re-elected by a unanimous vote, but he was roied $300 back pay, and Ids salary increased from $1200, to $175Q. I deem r but justly due Mr. Newcomb and his friends In Douglas County that these facts should be known. It may not be amiss to stat tbjt Di. J. M. F.Brown was re-appointed as Medical Examiner ot the same order. He to has so ingratiated him self imo tbe good will of members of tbe Grand Lodge as to be the unanl mona choice of that body for re appoint ment. Subscriber, PERSONAL, Misseh Sal lie Stroud and .Ren a Gooda nough, of Portland, rere guests of Mrs. J. C. Floed this week. Miss Minnie Ruckles, of Oak Grove, and Miss Emma Pape, of Jacksonville, wera visiting Mi-a Delia Partie this week. . Mr. B.Ydy, the San Faicisco- wool buy-r, was in town this week. Johnny Neville has gone to Redding on a business trip. Mrs. J J. Flett and Mrs. Thos. GrU dale are visiting relatives and friends n Corvallis. : Hon. J. F Watson has been with us this week. Father Heituich has returned from a protracted stay in Coos county. He reports having had a pleasant time, and w edo rot dcubt it as tro t fishing is splendid there at this season, , Mr. W. Person, collector for the Binge. Manufacturing Co.. is ne'e look ing after business interest. His visit here w t made recessary by the death of Warren Fate who had been acting as agent for this county. COURT PROCEEDINGS. Circuit Court met Wednesday, July 19ih, 1882. Present, NV. 8. Bean, Judge G. W. Kimball, Clerkf Joseph Purdom Sheriff. W. J. Carlson vs. J. C. Flood Con t nued to October term. M. L-hmaii vs. James Cole. Hugh Cole and W. C Burkj directors of fcjcho: 1 District No. CO. Writ of Mandimus ordered to issue to the defendants com manding them to draw aii order on the f'Ierk of the District for one hun dred and fifty dollars'"! n favor of the peti'loner. j Howard vs. Howard. Ordeied that the children remain in the custody of Defendant, and tiit the plaintiff be permitted to visit th ni. J PROBATK CoUltT. Present, J. 8. Fitzhugh Judje, G. W. Kimball Clerk, fti the estate f Fusanna Briggs- deceased. account of sales of personal property confirmed semi-annual ac count found correct and ordered filed In the matter of the guardianship of Chs rles and Mary Fulay. The interest if Charles Finlay miuor iu real e-tate ordered sold. In .he estate of Theophilus Dagan deceased. Time set for hearing objec tions to petition for sle of real prop, erty. !n the matter of the es ate of L L. Kellogg, deceased. Ordered that the Administrator sell the real property. In the matter of the estate of Daniel We Is deceased, Wm. R. Wells appoin ted Administrator oa filing a bond iu thesumofsix thousand two hundred dollars. In the Estate of Hanna Dodson de castd final account filed and Monday the 4th day of js'eptimber 1882 fixed for hearing objections. COLFAX BURNED. Vatiy of th citizens f this county ha vt- !r:cnds and relat ivrs in and about Colfax who will be pained to learn of the total destruction of the business portion of that place by fire on Friday morning, July 14th. The fire broke out in Osborne fc Co's. agricultural warehouse about one, and by four o'clock A. M. forty-eight business huses and twenty three dwelli gs were bu.ned, leaving the cLy virtually in ruins. The flie swept through like a tornado, burning bricks and frame alike. The U. S. Laud office wit i sll the records except those in tbe safe is lost, an a stable with seven hordes were burned. Among the principal losers are Lip- pett, $40,000; Livingstone & Ruhu, 120,009: Groleni, Benard & Co. & $50 -0J0; Bergunder & Iehwabach r, $70,000; Harris, $20 00; Downing. $15 000: Southern. 800- Beach & Hamilton $10,000; Howe Fabler, $10,000; Bert fc Kuhn, 85000; McCo-d, $20,000; French, $10,000; Osborne A Cj.. $10,000. Frank Bros., $12,000. Baldwin House. $7000; PaHceH tel. $4uf0; " Heatherly A Bracket t. $3000. The total loss is esti mat d to be $400,000. The Walla Walla ttesinau says that ail shades of opinion is expressed as to the prob-iidbty of a rebuilding of the city, a great many of the business men bcl.eving that the commeHa' business will go to Endicott or to some other new locality on the proposed line of railway. The calamity has caused general regret am nu all the people in Walla Walla aud rn inti mation that materia! help is needed will be answered by its p.ompt sending. Among insurance meu. it seems to be very gei.enily the belief that the com pares will decline to take any risk in Colfax when It has been rebuilt, at 'east until the city make ample pro visions for battling with a fire. The Colfax Democrat in its last issue before the confligration, said that the city counc 1 at its last meet ing instructed the committee on streets to expend $1000 to construct a se ver in Canyon street and alaresuuiof money in constiuctiug a sidewalk. The city was also making piovlsions for a town hail In the meautl me. all proper pro vision for combatting a fire ivas utterly neglected. The losses are pretty well civered by insurant e. The fire was work of a u incendiary. Now goods every week at Floeds's. We are in receipt of the annual cata logue of St. Helens Hall a boarding s jhool f r young ladies, located in Port land, and under the managon ont of the Episcopal Church. Parents could not do better thau educate their da ghters in this insthut on. School yeor begins September 4.h. Apply to B. Wistar Morris. lit. Walsh ol the lailrcad supply depot gie us a cad this week. He is an old newspaper man and steno grapher. tsCMMOMS. In V e Circuit Court of the 8tate of Oregon for the County of Douglas Rosy Sutton plf. 1 Suit in Equity vs. for a Divorce W P. Sutton def.) To Wm W. P. t. Sutton. Iu the name of the State of Oregon you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you by the plaintiff, Rosy Sutton, in the above entitled Court and suit, on or b- fore the first day of of the next regul r term or said Court, to wit, the fecond Monday the 9th, day of October A. D. 18S2; and if you fail to so an -wtr the. said complaint the plaintff wu taRe juagement against you for want of an answer; and will apply to the Cou t for the reliet demanded in said complaint, to wit, for a decree dissolving the marriage contract exis ing between tha plaintiff and defendant and change of the name of the plaint iff m that of Rosy Kincaid and her costs a d disbursements. ) This Summons is published bv order of the Hon. Circuit C urt of said State of Oregon for Douglas Coumy, made and entered the I9ih day of hi iy A. D 1883, c Heruan A Ball Attorney fcr Plaintiff: BUSINESS LOCALS. ! Fin' silk handkerchiefs at Floed's. If you want a Champagne cocktail go to the Metropolitan saloon, i Lunch at the Metropolitan saloon every night. If you want the celebrated Peruvi aa Bitters go to the Metropolitan Saloon. If you want a schooner go to the Metropolitan saloon. If you want the O. K.. Cutter whisky go to tbe Metropolian saloon. Dotted swiss f r ties ut Fioed's. ; Apollinar?s water ol great va ue to the cause of emper ne and good health for sale at the Ei-im-ralda. ; NOTICE OV GUARDIANS SAIA OF HEAL PlUPiiUlY. Notice U her;by g.v n that peru ant to an order of County Court cf Douglas Co.inty Oregon, made1 and en'ereil theism on thi 15 h day of July 1883, the uudersi -'iieil Gu nliau ft the esate 1 Cliarl-s Finlay, minor heir oi Andrew Finlay deceased, will, on Sat urday thn 2d day of September 1882, ut one o'clock P. M. of said day at the Court House dooriu Roseburg, Oregon offer at public sale t the highest bidder for cash the one undivided half interest of the following d-critwd preraisea in Douglas Co., Oregon, viz; kown as the John and Rebecca Hanuam donation land claim in Township 30, 8. R. 5 W. and beiu? the south west quarter of Section 24 and e morticing all the risrht title and interest thereon of Charles Fiulay minor heir, and next of kiu ol Anurew Fiu'ay d-ceaed. Dated at Roseburg, Oregon July 20th mi. Hermann & Bali. 1 Duntox Hambiin Atty's. for esta. e Guardian of es ate J of Chap. Fiulay. NOTICE FOR FINAL SETTLE MENT. In The County Courl of the State of Oregon, for the County of Douglas, in the matter of ttie : estate of Hannah Dodsou decensed. ; Notice is hereby given that the un dersigued Admipitra or of the above entitled estate has filed his final ' ac count, and that the Judge of the above entitled Court, has fixed Monday th 4th day of September, 1882. for hearing objections, if any there !e. to said final account, aud settlement of said estate. By order of the County Judge. Dated Roseburg. Oregon, July 20t i 1882. Hkkmakn a Ball. Tho's. F. Andeu- Attornys for son Estate. . Administrator. ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE. In the County of the State jf Oregon for Diuglas county, in the matter ot the estate of Jam-s Ada-ns, deceased: Wherets, letters of ad uiiiisiratuu have beeu dui.v gra'tted to the unde. 6ignod, to administ'-r up m the estate of James Adams, deceased , Therefore, ad persous liaving cl iras against the said e-tatc are hereby r v quired to present them wi h the pr on er vouchers, within six month root the date of this notice, to the und r signed or either of ihem a; the office ofKtelerH Uabbert, in Myrtle Creek precinct, Douglas count '. Oregon. Dated thi-i lltu dy of Julv, A. D , 1832. Rosa Adams, Administratrix, KiiELER Uabbicrt, Adm nistrrttT. JAMES DEARL1NG, Blacksmith Farrier, CD :a Hi B sa na oa. , And welll-known to the people of Doui lss covnty, would respectfuily announce that he i t prepared to do all kinds of work in his line, and guar u tees satisu taction. HORE-SHOElNTG A SPECIALTY. Any farmer haviusr a plow to sharpen or machinery to repair will do well to jrivo me a call at my old stand. I have a full tock of iron and tel, and having jure based the same at a low price, ctn do work. So fr as prices are concerned, cheaper than any who will at tempt competition, JAS. DEARLING. febl? lui Oakland .Oregon. Next door to the Metropolitan Hote Roseburg, Oregon. The undersigned has opened a neat and comfortable barber shoo at the place above described, and h "intr long experience iu his professien, satisfied he can give satiofaction to all vbo may ive him a call. His pri e pop ular, aud as follows: Hair Cuttidg, 25 cent3;SbavInfle, 25 cts. All I ask is a fairtiial, and that shall my work as a barbe I am willing to be put to the test. u40 CHARLES HAW.EY. SHERIDAN, jSuccessors to Thos. P. Sheridan) UEALEKS IN HARDWARE. TIN WARK, STOVE Guns, Cutlery and Timers Fur uighinc Gpod TIN STORC, HOSEBUHGi GGK Having secured the above business we are prepared to keep up its former good name for work and prices. : We have the best of material vnd always a full stock of goods on band and it is our aim to f ure nish customers with firatclas- articles liv let live prices. A full stock of iron ar.d steel for sal. dealers from abroad will receive prompt attention. J a. E J . bUEhlDA THE BUREAU SAL00II ONLY THE FINEST Liquors. Wines & Cigars Keia ii hand, and patrons waited upon ins fashionable manner. Uivemeacall SOif ROBERT TUOXTEL. Is ospeoted. We have replenished our stock of Iu order to complete ur sale, ana therefore offer to sell ('heajer than any house in Oregon. We still ell 13 yards ol Muslin, 11 yvU CJ Flannel, 1G yards ot Ca!ic lr SI. Hoots worth ?5..0 a pair, for 3.60. Ladies' Calf Shoes (warm n tod) tor $1.75. Fadie' Cloaks Hall-price. Ladies' Ulsters Less t-'?.n Coat. Red FlatMield of .All Descriptions froQi 20 to 50 cents per yard. Dree Goods .or less 'thai: cost. In our Centleraen's Pepnr.ment we sell siich as CLOTHING, HATS, SHIRTS. UNDEKWKAK, For such Low Prices that will Astonish the purchnsei . We will qoute you some: Cashmere Suits' from $ i to 13. Pauts (Cashmere) from 2.50 to 5.50. Overcoats for les than Cost. ' ' Blankets lor lees than Cost. We will remain here; wutil Spring, and therefore ask nil of yeu to come and get ba: gains. . Nothing but pleasure to show goods. Kespectl'illy, CAUO DROS. w. v : wis & co.'s CE1.KBBATKU ' CLEAN SWEEP ClGAIt, THE BEST BIT CIGAR ik.HOSEBUEG, Manufactured expressly for, and fir sale only at A. C. MAKK'.S CIGAR S ' ORK. SOUTH UMPUUA IiIILLE MAKK TUB H&&Xb -SrJB-O ea.a." In Roseburg. J. W- UNCOIL. Prop'r H. R THOMPSON, R. H. THOMPSON, B J. DK HAltT WM HO.N'iiYMAN Thompson, Do Eart & Co, Importers and dealers in SSL sute sE.mr HJlm?9 Coal, lroa, t?teel, liar Iw-vd Lumber and wagon material. IS-' First St.. and 173 and 175 Front ut Portland, tlr gon. Carriage Hardware. ju7 THE SALOWV Canyonville, Oieon, Proprietor. The finest and best t"Ck of Wir.es, I lquots and Cigors ever offered to th public in Southern Oregon, als the best of Ale and Porter. Also agent fot the celebrated " GRAPE CREEK SOUR MASH BOURBON WHISKY, Put up expressly for m-dita! pur poses, and only for sale at this place- Hive me a trlat. Quality not Quantity is the I)e-irc IF YOU WANT PURE Drugs and Medici c. Chemicals, etc., do not forget to call ou HEELER. H. GABBERT MTRTLK CREKK. Also keeps on hand the J. H. . Cuttei whiskies, Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum, and the finest Wines and Brandies or medical use. Physicians Perscription a pt-cialty. WATCll 3IAKLR AND JhWKlJOR Front St., Roaebasp, Orejron. WboteaIeand retail dealer iu Wttches clocks, Jewelry, Gold Pens, and Mnric.v instruments. Watches, Clocks and Jew eiry repiired. All my work warranted. OREGON AND CALIFORNIA Hi rough to San Francisco IN 4 -:o:- The Quickest, Safest and Easiest Route. Stages 'eave Roseburg every Day, 6:00 a. m Making Quick connection at Rending with the cars of tLe C P. R. R. Co. For full particulars and pat-sage apply to GEORGE E&GLE, Ageat. -w i v J Cathartic Pills Combine the choicest "cathartic principles in infdiclne, in proportions accurately ad justed to secura activity, certainty, and uniformity of effect. They are the result of years of car;ftd Btudy and practical expert-Merit, and are the most effectnal rem edy yet discovered for diseases caused by derangement of the stomnf-h, liver, n lwwela, which require prompt and effectual treatment. Ayku's Pills are specially applicable to this class cf ilseases. Ther act directly en the digestive and assimi lative processes, ana restore regular lienlMitf urtiiiTi. Tn-ir OTtonoiv nun Vv physicians in their practice, and by all. civilized nations, is one of the anany proofs ef their value as a safe, Bars, ana perfectly teliablo purgative rnedielae. Being compounded of the concentrated they are positively free from calomel cr any .injurious properti, aai eaa be admia latered to children with perieet seietf . Arnu's Fills are an effectual ears for Constipation or Costlvenest, lodlgeex tion, Dyspepsia, Ioss ef Appetite, Foul Stomach and Breath, Dizziness, Headache, Less ef Memory, Numbness, Biliousness, Jaundice, KneamaUam, Eruptions and Skin Disease, Drepsy, Tumors, Worms, Neuralgia, Collo, Gripes, Diarrhaa, Dysentery, Geatl Piles, Disorders of the Liver, and all other diseases resulting from a disordarea state of the digestive apparatus. As a Dinner Fill they tare ae equal. While gentle in their action, these Fru. are the most thorough and scare hint atka tic that can be employed, and asvsr give pain unless the bowels are inflamed, aa4 then their influence is healing. They atim late the appetite and digestive organs: they operate to purify end enrich the blood, and impart renewed health and vigor to the whols system. Prepared by Or. J. C. Ayer & C:, Fractlcal and Analjrtlcal Chemists, Lowell, Mass. tOUi BY iU UBUtiUlBT ITSBTWlUfta. THE BEST REMEDY Diseases of tiie Throat nl tim In diseases of the pul monary organs a safe and reliable remedy ia invaluable. Ateh'j Chehht Pectobal is such a remedy, and no othersoemineutly mer its the confidence of the public. It is a sci entific combination of the medicinal princi ples and enrative vir tues of the finest drugs, chemically united, of such power as to insure fln.An.AB. AAr.:Ul , . emciency ana unuorm- prrTAOEIT ity of results. It strikes r cv 1 JttlU. at foundation of all pulmonary diseases, affording prompt relief a: d rapid cures, and is adapted to patients ot any age or either sex. Being very palatable, the youngest children take it readily. In ordinary Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, . Influenza, Clergyman's Sore Throat, Asthmn, Croup, and Ca tarrh, the effects of Avkr"s Cherry; Peo tohal are magical, and multitudes are an nually preserved from serious illness by its timely and faitbfui use. It should be kept at haud iu every household for the pro tection it affords in sudiea aUacks. Id Whooping -cough and Consumption there is no other remedy so efficacious, soothing, and helpful. Low prices are inducements to try some of the many mixtures, vr yrups,.tadecf cheap and ineffective ingredients, now offered, which, as they contain 'io ur .tive qualities, an afford only teitoorary riief, and are mire to deceive n, di.'anpo.xt tbe patient. Diseases of the it cat and lungs demand active and efectU-e tr jat.aent; an l it is dan gerous expenin'nting v'.b unknown and i heap inediciues, fr ni tVcreti- liability that these diseases may. while so ritied witii, Iwcotne deeply seated o ineu."ble. Use Avkb's Ciibruv Pectora., and you may roiiiidently exiwct the best iesults. It is a standard medical preparation, of known and acknowledged curative power, and Is as cheap as its carefui preparation and fine uigre iiiMHswiu auow.' imminent puysicians, knowing irs:ouiHaition. prescribe it in thetr practice.- The test of half a century has proven its alisuhite certainty to cure all pul jicnury ctiinplaiurs not already beyond th i: i.f i.iuiK.;: aid. - ?r reel by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. j ...."-i I ni;tl uHlytical Chemist. Love I, Mass. -w.iJ m a-. ;kvu'.I.-T EVLHVWHER Ague Cure Is a purely vegetable bitter and power ful tonic, and is warranted a speeor and certain cure for Fever and Ague, Chill and, Fever, Intermittent or Chill Fe ver, Remittent Fever,. Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, end ail malarial disorders. In miasmatic dis tricts, the rapid pulse, coated tongue, thirst, lassitude, loss of appetite, pain iu the back and loins, and colduess of the spine and extremities, are only premonitions of severer symptoms, which terminate in th Jgue paroxysm, succeeded by high fever and profuse perspiration. It ! a startling fact, that quinine, arse nic and other poisououa minerals, form the basis of most of the "Fever and A pie Preparations," " Specifics," "8yrups." and "Tonics, In the market. The prepara tions inado from these mineral poisons, although they are palatable, and may break the chill, do net cure, but leave tu malarial and . their own drag poison li the system, producing quinism, d twin ess, ringing in the ears, headache, vertigo, and other disorders more formidable than th disease they were intended .to cure. Aveu's Aoca Citrb thoroughly eradicates these noxious poison from the system, and always enres the severest cases. It contains no qninine, mineral, or any thing that could injure the most delicate pa tient; and its crowning excellence, above fa certainty to cure, is that it leaves the system as free from disease as before the attack. For Over Complaints, Ater's Aon Cl-re, by direct r-ction on the liver and biliary apparatus, drives out the poisons which produce these complaints, and. stim ulates the system to a vigorous, healthy onditiou. ' . We warrant it when taken according to . directions. - prepared oy ur. u. u. Ay ar a uo., Frat!cal and Analytical Chemlcts. Lowell, Mass. sous st axt, nai'GeisTs ktsbtk-bess.