'' .
0jUa1ai
THE INDEPENDENT.
IWMMMMW IIHIIIH aWWaWWwaUaaawaaaaaaaaawWMSa
ROSEBURQ. SATTJBDAY. AUG. 12 .
THE CHINESE QUESTION.
The ninety days time has elapsed for
the Chinese restriction bill to go into
force, and it' hag now become th? law.
More than thirty-ix. thousand of ; these
coolies have landed pn ourcoast during
the ninety days, time, art! over .forty
thoMSHnd'Ofviheee servile laborers have
beeli tfop'gt here pfrictthe veto of
the first, .estfic(S6n bill, under a system
of ;jWonage antagonistic to cuf lawp and
customs. Over thirty thousand are
credited to San Francisco and over ten
thousand to Pot tland alone, a .large
number of whom have been shipetf
from Portland .to this place, and are
now employed on the construction of
this railroad 'south' of here, undei; con
tract not with the individuals, bat di
rect with the companies in Portland,
who own and control and who brought
them here. ,-. 1
i -
:4 These barbarians rill be turned
loose en the people of this and Jack
son. c6untie b soon as the road is com
pleted to the California line," to'garfote
the rich, mines of tV is section, as ft hey
fiave done in California and to crowd
out and displace an equal number of
liiti laborers in every branch of employment-.
4
I The bill Vs i-passed in its modified
form "Ir net only attended withj this
evil, which must be patent to every in
telligent mind, but it is inefficient to
prevent the inread of these barbarians
fronV and through the British posses
sions, whenever, any gieat enterprise
offers a paying" in'Vestirient for their
toaatert to bring" them 'here. "
' A case is being made5 in San Fran
cisco to-test the validity of the - law.
Should it be held vclid by the courts,
whe doubts that whenever the nl onop-;
Hsfai;.,who are engagol' iri the great en
terprises of manufactures and railroad
ing shall desire' to cheapen; 'labor
throughout the country, that they will
be enabled to hayo the law treated as a
3ead" letter on our statute book3 6v re
pealed altogether, that they can sjviaiy
the country" with these serfa j
: WtrtJngmen of America, be warned!
f t was the barbarians from ihc north,
brought in competition with .he plebe
ians' of Rome, who overran thai coun
try, ate out her substance, deleted
her treasury, corrupted her peejilci and
Heme, the great and mighty Ilonie,
fella prey to 'her'o'wn venality j and
Her greatness went out forever, j
THE TA1UFF AG AIN.
Under the existing" tariS' hosiery,
knit goods and those made en frames,
pay a dUiy Jot'SH er'ccni. The domi
hant . paHyf ' Sn Cohgress have 'br en
Avasting'hiuch of the time of the ipres
erit Session in trying to pass an amend
. meat o that portion of the tariff bill
bontaned inflection 2504, of the re
vised statutes of the United States,
increasing, the duty on tliia class of
- gaoda tov lbo per cent. Why ij Be
cause there are millions in it. All la
boring people use and consuuio j this
class of goods, and an increase of duty
,t9 .this amount would gorge the coffers
of all manufacturers and jobbers ; who
nave large amount of these goods on
hand, and they can pay liberally for
the passage of this bill. j
About the commencement vi the
present session of Congress we rem em -j
jber seeing some circulars with forms
for petitions Bent out here to Oregon
;!by one of the wholesale jobbing honses
jof Philadelphia, who make this class of
goods a specialty, in which they repre
sent that recently a mistake has been
discovered in the revenue law and that
hc duty which the government j htul
een taking on this dws$ of ; goodajwas
illegal, and' that the wool-growing in
terttrfs" .bf ihe". country -woti-id suffer
materially unless, the mista.k'3 was cor
rected. This , rhi ' Hieref ore requests
eignatureg to these petitions asking! cm;
R?J;eentative and Senators to favor
thiabill
On investigation it will bo found
that the . tariff bill aa it now stands im
rpoSea and the officers of the govein-
ment coltect an average duty of 35 per
cent, en this class rf goods, andjtlie
'duty:on;the rawmtci ial c? woos that
are cantafh'M in; ene dnillav's.- worth of
these manufactured gooda is a little
less than five cents. !
THE New York Tribune gets off: J;is
gbo'one.- j
; ifow I njoy the return of Satur-
'Sihty night," said Senater Vance in the
forM car. '. riduig,'uj' froni the Senate.
' "Yea," rejoined Sena?oMl'o!as,'it you
Vtre'a Republican you im!g hiu with
5)t. Watta in saying: ! ' i' -. j
Sowpleaiant;i8''Saturday night, j
When I'iifled ill the wee to be good.
U''ftHtVt3icg a Republican," returned"
'e'Korth Carolinian, "I can't toll a
Sie like that" Senator Hoar offered
' -Senatoi Ya'nce his hat, which was de
'tRel pelitely'Vnt flrmlv. j
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The wealth and; property of a State
or nation depends upon the virtue and
intelligence of its .citizens. Universal
education of ' the rising generation,' is
the beacon of hope tb our country and
the only safeguard to her institutions.
The more" general the diffusion of.
knowledge throughout the rising gen
eration the beiUr " qualified do tliey
become to exercise th grave responsi
bilities of citizenship. There is such
an intimate relation between mind and
matter that the mora-- acete the intel
lectual power which dife'ets and con
trols the aniniP.i or 'physical man... the
greater , beconies his capacity for good;
arid the niore rational and energetic
and industrious are his actions;-; The
niore learned, refined and moral the
citizen the more happy and prosperous
will be the State or' nation. The in
crease in wealth and population in our
young and using State of Oregon de- j
raands a more ; lieiui and extensive1
system of educatiorif 0 that the oppor- i
tunities f obtaining a good and thoi
ough mental and moral training wiil
be within the reach of all children even
in the nvist rural districts. How this
is to be accomplished is one of. the
problems for our Legislature, which is
soou to assemble.
That a thorough revision of our
school laws is demanded, is patent froni
the fact that in many of out wealthiest
rural districts they do hot rhave freo
schools to exceed thive months in the
year, and that at Buch times and inter
vals thai it is impossible fbr the1 chil
dren; cf the poor and needy. Jiving in
these localities to obtain 1 even the rudi
ments ci an education froni the public
patronage.
The general government has made
liberal provision by the donation of the
sixteenth and thirty sixth sections, and
othr donatiens f the publ'c domain,
for educational purposes, to iWm a nu
elev.s for the free school fund, by which
all children may be thoroughly educa
ted. A mixed system of free and pay
schcols in the same house, in the same
district, is a species of injustice and jm
tclerance which should at once o'r
everbe dispensed with in a free State.
Nothing would be more natural than
for tlie cfiildren of the wealthy who
have thj Advantages of six, eight and
ten months' schooling during the year
t. ontfctiip those of the poor who only
get the privilege-of the two, or three,
or four months-cf free sclool, in their
advancement; and thus yoting mtn and
women, the " sons ' aiid daughters of
hor'.cst toil, become mortified at being
crowded into clast-cs with rdtre ir?fuits,
in' the primary departnients, vhen th
term fi'the frff; school .isommences.
As a consequence they refine to attend
school, and grow up' without learning,
a prey to Ignorance r'nd vice.
We are not objec'tfng that any chiss
get too much education, but that oth
ers get too littleV '. Provide for from
eight to ten mouths of free schools in
each district, and far those who can af
ford it end desire further advancement
tat then provide colleges and universi
ties. But'lhe district school is the
hope and pride of America, so keep it
always fm-, where its advantages may
be equally shared by the most humble,
as we1! us by the most wealthy. It is
a duty ve owe to the State, the Country
und posterity as well as the rising gen
eration. '
Akarchy is spreading in Egypt.
England probably understands herself,
but it iooks from this distance as if she
lost her opportunity in not being able
to fellow ih the capture of Alexandria
with, a land force that would have
crushed out A rabi Pasha. As it is,
she r-barely able, in the absence of or
ganized opposition, to police Alexan
dria, while A rabi Pasha is marshalling
his forces and getting ready to. fight.
In various places Europeans are being
massacred, and the destruction of all
the large cities is threatened. Eng
land weiit too far if her pttrpdse' was
eantime signs of ,
... e . . V,
serious complications are appearing
that may lead to a war of great magni
tude, in which Turkey would be com
paratively lost sight of.
Victoria Wooihull Wants to ran for
rresident in 1881. If sfie goes to Til
ton UteyJ had better--Beach -her.
HHRIDAII,
jSuccesisorei to fhos. P. Sheridan)
BEALEKS IN
HARDWARE, TlXWAltF , S TOVB
Guns, Cutlery and Tir mtp Fat-
nihhiuir Oondr, .
TIN ST9RC, R0SEBUR6) OSHe
Having Beearadthe abi)VH (justness, we
ari prepared to keep up its lornier good
name fur wrk nnd prict-s. We have th.e
bctft of material ud always a fill stock
of goods on band and it is our aim. to fare
nitdi cuntouiers with tir8-clas artiales liv
let livs price-. -
A full -stock of iron ar.d nteel for sale,
i'ealrT.- inni nbrvad will rcc ivw prArupt
ueuth.rf. 7- . : J. ('. SUEKIUAN
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
We tLink-it just to the people of
Dbriglag cottnly .that tlteir especial at
tention be called tf the-law governing
the assessment of profierty. This be
ing the meafts of raising revenue with
Which to protect private rights and re
dress public wrongs, hence no State or
county i&n have a Btable form, of gov
ernment; withant equal and just
means of taxation. All classes of cit
izens should be willing to contribute in
proportion to the true value of their
property.' And while it is desirable
that county officials should do strict
justice to all classes that contiibute to
the public charge, it wili resolve itself
info a conclusion of law that thoss who
pay the taxes cannot be hold blame
less when they refuse or neglect at the
proper time t see for themselves tlut
their property has been justly and
fairly assessed under the law.
Mistakes do and will occur with as
eesscrs, and it is of the utmost import
auce to the taxpayer to kiiow that' his
certificate agrees with .ths assessaient
roll. To meei the3e evih" " Board of
Equalization has' been! rented, whose
duty it is to meet on the last Monday
in August 'of each' year to correct mis
takes ir. the desciiption or valuation of
property, and if the taxpayer allows
this' opportunity to pass by unheeded,
he canhot blame the collector of taxes
when he comes around if he don't find
hi3 assessment to aree with his certifi
cate fioin the Asse;;Ror. The State ia
yearly. reaping whtio the counties are
loosing by the negligence of those who j
should be most interested. ,
Come, farmers, citizens and look to
your interests and it will save you
both time, trouble and expense. The
law contemplates that the opportunity
thus offered should put an end to the
further correction or alteration of the
assessment roll.
An Extradrdltiary Offfer.
There are a numbtj-'of persons out of
emri'oymeut in every con my, ye.
energetic men willing to work do ot
fied;t6 le Those willing t w-rk
can make from 100 to $500 a month
clear, wcrking for us in a pleasant and
permanent business. The amount our
agents make varies, some make as
hig ns $500 a month, while others
as low as $100, all depending on the
energy o't the. ageuti - We have an arti
cleofgre 't merit. It should be sold to
every house' owner, and pays over one
huudred p r cent profit. Each sale is
from $3.50 to $10.00. One agont in
IVn sj jVania sold 32 in two days, and
cleared ?G4 00. An agent ia New
York made 4o00 in one day. Any
man with ner.y enough to work a
full day. and will do this during the
year can mke from $2,u00 to $6,000 a
year. We only wani one man in each
couny, and to him wiil give the exclu
sive sole as long as he continues to
work faitbful'y for us. There Is no
competition, and nothing like our in
vention made. Parties having , fruin
$200 t $1,000 to jnvest. cP obtain a
gem-ral agency i-f ten counties or a
state. Any onoan make an invest
ment of froth $23 t$ $1,000 without the
It-asf rik ot hS, as our circulars wil!
pl ow iht Ihose io vest iD2 $25 can after
a ;0'.iajs trial return the goods unsold
to us ami get their moi ey back, If they
do not cletr at leatt $100,. They rbow
itmi : general agent whA will take ten
conn!! and invent $216 00 can after a
trial of H days return all good unsold
to urt, and hav money retur; el to them
if ttLi-v fail tclear at least $758,00 in
thatti- e. , V- e are .not paying salaries,
but want -intfu ,,hDg.:to work and
obtain as their pa the profits of their
energy. Men not wijUng .tb work on
our te m will not work on any. Those
meaning tus neM will receive our large
deKTiptive ei'colar, and extraordinary
rtf. rl . enclosing a three cent stamp,
wi'h tiinir address. Tb'e first to com
ply with our term, will. . secure the
county or couhties they wich to work.
Address, HENiSEB Manufacturing
C.,
118 :mahftehl .-treet Pittsburgh, Pa.
PDLILi
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
the Head, with a doll eensation in the
beck peri, Fain under the
blade, fullness after eatinc, wit
clination to exertion of body
nxuaer ue csnouaer
of body or mind,
lmtaoiuty or temp
a feeling of bavins :
per. Ijow spiritt, with
: neeeted some duty.
Uiurlntu. SizsiaMs. iriatterins et the
Heart, DoU before the ejree. Yellow Skin,
Headache senerIl7OTer the riht eye,
BestleMnese, with Attfcl dream hlshly
colored Urine, and j. , -
CONSTIPATIOri
i
TVTTS FELLS are evpelaUy edspted te
each oases, one doee efieete each a ehatoc
of f eeUnr as so astotilsli tb sufferer. -.
They laereeee fc AfveHe,t4 cause tbe
body to Take on Vtes .tfaus thif system is
DsceeUve Omn, Baralar aMooIa ere pt.
mna or ipor tobic mwn un uie
auoea. mce oenia. m
larray at-. ST. Y
TOTT'S mu OVi.
Obat Baib os WmsnBS chanced to a OLoesr
Bicx by e Ungie applies tion of this Dtk. It Im
parts a natural color, act Instantaneously. Sold
by Dranrista. or sent by expraae on ceoelpt of au
erncK. w nvunAT arr mew tobk.
CBt. TTTTS UXftU, at TstwMs trnttrmttcm u4
CwW eniae vtSt tnlH UI a PpUmlJ
BUY
TflE UMPQlU Uvzt MILLS
XFl baa Br
THE BEST IN THE MARKET.
.Addes A. VV. STEAUXS,(Wonr'Ha
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Conrt of the State of
Oregon for - the County of Douglajs-
RcsV Sutton pif. V Suit in Equity
vs..' for b Divorce.
Wk. W P.8uTroidef.1
To Wo W. P. SUTTON.
In the name of the fetate of Oregon
you are hereby required to appear aidj
you by Ibe plafitlff, Rosy Sutton, in
the above entitled Court and suit, on
or before the first day of ? of the next
Tegalar term of ea-J Cour, to wit, the
second Monday the 9th. day of October
A. D. 1882: and if yori fail to so an
bWer the said .complaint" tt.e plaintff
wiJ talie judgement against yotl ior
want of an newer: and will : apply, to
ihe C'ou t for the reiiei deniiin.ieoX, in
said complaint, to wit, f- a ' deeree
dietolviu": thie niarrlafire "contract exis
injr between th plaiuttS af:d detrdant!
oiju t-iinue 01 cue name 01 uie juaini
itt' in thnt i-f itosy Kiucaid anJ her eoets
sc:d dbbuisenients.' . - "' . I
ThiM v urnrftons i fvublisbed by ofti-r
of the Ho, Cifciiit C urt of said State
of.Ort-gou fcr : l!oug aai . County, made
and' entered the J9ih day of July A. , D
1SS2. ' Herman & BaLL
Attorney' for Plalutlit:
To Consumptives
Thp adwrtider having been p ernoaie 1 1
!y cured of that dread disease coasti u p t
iou i auxiou to make known to his fe
low suffrtrei8 the means ot cure To a
who desire it he. will M-nd a coty ot a
presfriiitiori iisedJreeof charge with the'
dircCii'ns p.r jrnHriair and ohiSmjr th
fame which thy will nnd a sure curese
conghs, cjlds, consu ttlVtioD,' asthma
brnnehi'is &c,
Pirut!8 wisldns the prescription will
nddrHSi Kev. K A VVilson. 194 Pena
Williamsburg, NY.
FI0NEBE " S ALOOF
OAKLAND, OREtiON.
2?. 13- WITHERS
Proprietor.
The Quest of wines, liquors and cigars
Constantly on hnnd, and a welcome to all
Come nm? see me. Bipt-ly
Buy
the utavqm valley Mills
THE DEST IN THE MARKET.
AidrvSs A. W. STEARNS, Canyonville,
Oregc::. Sep4
iiAiii mm m
.MR.. X. THROLL,
Would announce that f he is prepared
to io h!1 kinds of work in the way of
weaving hair, or making pufis and
curls from combings er otherwise
kod that she will do dressmaking in
the latest modem styles.
AH work guaranteed, and satisfaction
assured to all wht may patronise her.
Call at my residence nearly .oppo.
site the Catholic church t - . '
38-f MRSxii THROLL.
liEFFRON'S SALOOK.
ItOsjSBURG, OREGON. .....
The best of winse, liquots and cigars,
onstantly on hand and a welcome to
all. Give uie a call.
, ,- ' :- ' ' -
Young Horses
Foi; SALE,
I have for sale 8 head of young
hor.-eHj two match fillies, 8 years jld,
one Clio horse 3 years bid two year;
lings and another" 4 yar Old borse
to harneH: one go'd f ad. lie mare
these an ituals are of god stock, kind
in disposition, valuable to the pur
chafer and will be sold on the most rea
sonable terms.
OEO. W. OENOBK,
feb4 Boseburg, Oregon.
John W, Gilbert.
8ALEM, ORI.QON.
Dealer In
L EAT H E R
Hides, and Fur 8
J. W . DO WELL, .
Market Gardner,
RQSEBJRrt, OREGON,
Informs the public that he has on hand
a. eupply of Po a foes. Onions, 'Cabbage
-our t rout ah i UJte O eeusj .
. Anj- one J-siring any of the above
articles can b Mippli-.i by applviog
to h.m or leaviug orders : at the l?ost
Office. Jah2l lm
;pi)mpLe
I will msi' fre- the receip- Tar a simple
vg.:btf o il A tUat wili remove tae
l'ri-kh-e, pi:nplen tnd (r cklea pimples and
lldtcli-, leiiv'mn the skin soft and cieaa
nnd bai.tiliil tl. iustruti ns for pro
dapinjta taxvrlan: growth t l hair n a
LrIJ Lend or smooth facu. Address en
c!R"in n'tli rs:. cent ftrmiip, Ben. Vandelf
& V k tl B.rciay st. N. Y,
Bill m IN DUAL
HE
KIIVSTONE - UF THE
sr. - COAL MINlKQ
AS SOCI ATION,
Be; leave to i'ifornl ihe. public ihsd tbey
will furuibh COAL after this date at
the following rates.
Blacksmiths Coal $3.00
Domestic Coal ... 5.50
Address. ' . ' ; 'A '
JOSEPU A. HOPKINS,
: Sole 'Agent,
Looking (Uass
lH'3 SPAGE IS RESERVED
For
Q ESLOXiCfiiiS,
CLARK K a BAKEfif,'
Proprietoia .
Having purchased tlife above fiamed
mills of E. Stephens a Co., e are
now prepared to furnish any amount
of the
BEST QUALITY OF LUMBER S
Ever offered to the public in Do.'igias
county. j,' . ', '
We have just purchased One' Of the
Weatberly, Rugg & Richardson No. 1
Planers and mathers 'and" are pre
pared to do be'ter work
than other mills iq the county.
We will furnish at the mill No 1
lumber at the 'following prices: M
Dressed rustic $16 rr Sr.
Flooring (dressed & matched $i5 per M
Lumber' dressed ou one side$14 per M
Lumber dressed on two aides$16 perM
Rougn lumber........ $8 to $10 per M
. We have an extra quality of lumber,
equal to any found on Coos Bay, and
will guarraDtee to give satisfaction t o
all those favoring us with their orders
Postoffice address, Umpqua tterry
Oregon. CLARKE tJAKER.
JAMES DEARL1XO,
Blacksmith
Farrier,
Gf :q Hsl H sm do.
Ar.d welll-known to the people of D )U
Uh cornty, wuld respectfully anniiuno
lUnt he i . prepared to do all kinds of
work iu his ine and uar.iUtees Sntt8.
factiud.
HOR E-sliOEINQ A SPECIALTY.
Any fanu-r 'laviutf a plow t sharpen
or mach inery t repair will do well to
irivo me a call Rt oiy ol.l stand.
I have a full rtock of iron and steel,
and haviug pun-baaed the same at a low
price, can do work, so far as prices are
concerned, cheaper than any wli? will at
tempt competition, JAS. DEARLINO.
febl? lm Oakland. Orepon.
F1AS3".
ir u V -
"For beauty of ton tuch and action
have never teen their equal "
CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG.
'The Kabe" is absolutely the beat Piano
made
A. L. BANCROFT & CO..
721 ' Market st. S. F. '.
ebl Sole Agent for the Pacihc Coast
IMPORTANT TO M LLINEPS
:o: j
Fsney French Ftows
AT PRICES
CHEAPER THAN PAID ABROAD
Miokpiisoi,
: Mould announce that be has bee
consigned an extra fine stock ot
FRENCH ARTIHCIAl FiQ WEBS
W hie t be sold at an earl v date,
land that he would advise milliners
aid ladies in general to call Upon
him before sending their 'orders
abroad, as he is fully satisfied he can
offer tbem bargains which thev could
not obtain in Sau Fradcisco by send
ing there. Tbe flowers: are in every
way fine and fancy; in fact bettei
stock was never brought to Rosebnrg
and offered at such low prices.
liOSEBUnG, - - OREGON.
T.
BE
ilYxo:.JL..
It is time to buy new goods for the,
sold to makeroom for tbe new.
i - z
Wilbur
SURELY'
Full cais of Co22xp3tent Instructors.
In charge of that popular
i - -
i
j AND THOROU II WOR C
Ifalf term opens, September 4th 1882.
Benson A. M., Piincipal.
Geh'l Merchandise,
1NCI.
LADIEST
O silZ
Styles of alf Variety and Shades
at
HJ3W YOIE
OK
M
. JOSEPHSON.-
Geiitemen .& Boys'
na w jl xld isr - jDiii a im ia
CLOTHING.
BEiORfc. PCRCHASN
BY SO DOING GOOD BAItUAlN'S O N BE SEl JRKI)
Sheridan Bros.,
: '' - ..
Tbey would annoance vbat tbey bave just
Largest- Sftjck
Ever brougbt to Donslas. nd when added to their STOVES OP' ALL PI
TEUNS and READY MADE TINWARE, they are prepared to dclarfct!iey hav
bea HUjply in thwir !me of aay house in toukhern Oregon, which they .rop
can purchase elsewhere.
Iu he shape ot uuiionisr wattnajB j uum, we can onar
superior indueeme-uu to purchasers. Ti , u,s. . ' 1 "
We an give you bargains iu the io: jw ug brands ol stove not equalled else
i , uk'a n.,miiiTji Farmrr tJtilitv. Dexter. Pacific' . 'A He V m- CUn-mlnr
Occidei Iron King, Empire City, and other
The Ust of woratDen ai' consianuy -uipi.i-j iu me uiKuumtiurs oui i in ware
and buvers should learn our pricee. ,
We have also caragms w oner m guns, nutu w i uiturcwr. ,Tirp sdq .-.wtrn-i M,
xs well as in Shot-guns and Plato's
We are also Azenis for th White Peerles and New: Ilrtne- !iig Macl .ot wi,k
we sell at lowest rates and warrant as couiole te i erefy respefct,
Wre can also supply- " , ,
Averill and Bubbi r , Paints,
'J i e best iu the market, at . lowest rates.
dive us a call, inspect ur atock, inquire aa to our prices, and wo proma to suit ah
any one rau.
fsUTBCPOLITAfl SfiLOON,
KObEBURO, OBKOoN,
McClJLLOCM & CO,
0NLT THE MEST BR1XD
OF- - ,
WINks LIQUORS A'D K:R9
Kept oa band, and cugtotrera w.U flnUiii
a pleasant place of re rt. v
Give me a ckil-ooe duor aouth o the
Metropolitan Hotel.
DRY'8 SALOON,
r
Jackson Street;, R.8eDurg.
.-The prbpretor of this well kn iWn and
popular resort wonid ibauk hlmeiids
ftr tbeir libe'al patrna; in tbe past
and would auk for 'a contnuance of
he same iu tbe luture, Tbe pubi,e is
informed that 1 keep none but the beat
brands of winea, liquor and cigars
and that I sell over the ' bdr the cele
bratd JeSM Moore & Co.' Kentucky
Whiskies ' '
A good billiard table will toe found
in tbe aloon; also the leading papers
of the world.
CANYON V I bLEJ MILLS
Manufactured from only the best of
wheat.. . . ;,.. ! " ;
I have for sale also Bfaa. Shorts and
Middlings,. Bacon, Hams,;-Lard, etc.
cured in the most scientific manner.
Purchasers, wil 1 do me , H favor to in
pect iay irock at the CanyobvlUe
W. KRAMER-
MTJST EtE SOLD I
Fall Trade, so our Old Stoekf must bo'
- Oregon
teacher, Miss Helena Holinan.
.
Send for catalogue to Hkx&t 1m
i VI r V OF
SS QOODSj
i cM' STYLE.
the
ELSB WHERE,
"Rosburg. Or.
T I
rfr" ved and ticw . ave in hand on 1 th
of Hardwaro
-'.
s'ova and rHUgee ,
SHERIDAN BROS
THE SlliO!
Canyonville, Oregon,
Proprietor.
The finest and test at k o Wines,
1 iquois and-CigO'-s ever. v0 kI to tu
public in foutberu Oivjeuu. Mn the
best of Ale and Porter. AImo agent ler
tbe celebrated ; -
GRAPE, CitEEK SOUR MASB
BOUftBOX WHISKY
Put up expressly for medical pur
poBfd, and only for sale at this place.
(Jive me a trial.
SOOTH DUPQDA HILLS
..... i .
make ink
r, Jn.Rosebug.
J. W tlllCOm Proper
E. i TSOMPSOK,
B. H. TCOMPSON,
E J. DK HABT
W M HONtYMJLN
Thompson. De Hart Co,
Importers and dealers in
XHX son txIlTysy-fflBEfO
Coal, Iron, Steel, Hardwood Lumber
and wagon material.
184 T irst st., and 173 and 175 Front st
Portland, Oregon.
Carriage llardwa Jan'7