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THE INDEPENDENT.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, 1883.
QELeptiblicaii " Eanconj."
wonderful how soon oilivion
jcorcr's tlia memory of the dead; with
what alacrity place hunters desert the
cause os a fallen statesmen, when the
dark pall has shut him out from the
busy walks of life and he is no longer
powerful to minister to their wants or
expectations. No mrty people ol
faction are more willing to allow the
dead past to bury its dead, than the
Republican party of to-day. This is
demonstrated by the change from Gar
field arid Bla;ne to Arthur, Conkling
and tho eld Grant ring, which is now
on exhibition, fixing tho slate for 1881.
The olc! stalwart wing of the party are
masters! of the situation; they have the
places and the organization and will
not release the ono nor give up the
other, but unsparingly use tho paity
lash to bring to terms the refractory
"half breeds."
Should Arthur bo renominated, os
present appearances indicate, the " half
breeds" would be asked to forget all
about his being turned out of the New
York custom house by Hayes in order
that the oce might bo honestly ad
ministered; they would be expected tp
chut their eyes to the painful truth that
he vetoed the Chinese restriction bill;
that he aa his seal of condemnation
ppon certain of our improvements and
defeated needful appropriations for the
improvement of the rivers and harbors
of the Pacific coast. They would
bo expected to eraco from their memo
ries' tho weeks of suffering by tho Po
tomac an4 tho death at Elberton of the
murdered President, while Arthur was
ploseted with Grant and Conkling,
forming his administration and devis
ng ways and means for the escapo of
jthe band of thieves who for years had
been plundering tho government and
who tho brief ad ministration , of Presi-
jdo&t Garfield had unearthed and ex
posed to such an extent as to maka a
prosecution necessary.
So dexterously has the party lash
been applied that even here on this
coast the Oregonian, a paper that
made some pretensions to respectability,
is forced to eschew it3 opposition to
Btalwart bosaism and swallows the old
ring, with all its corruption and nasti
cess, whera only a few short months
ago it detected blood stains on the
President's robes and publicly de
claimed through its columns that tho
opposition of Conkling, Arthur & Co,
to Garfield's administration was the
tu-imary cause of his assassination. It
at this time finda itself at a lo3S for
choice expressions to sound the praises
pf that great incubus, as tha presi
dential party approaches the Pacific
slope. Take th Oregonian then and
now and one i3 forced to exclaim :
?f Consistency, thou art a jewel " in the
Republican household, and it is well
that the bretheren should dwell to
gether in harmony, that the people
pay be robbed of their substance.
. The pressure that has been brought to
bear on tho Oregonian and
pther leaders of tho " half breeds '
s not so mysterious but that it pan bo
seen by the naked eye. Having cap
tured and whipped iu the refractory
leaders, tliH rank and filo will be ex?
pected to march up to the polU and
yoto the ticket straight, just as tho
bosses dictate, and that without a mur
mur, whether they like it or not.
The stalwarts having received such
a setback in 1S80, will not permit of a
repetition in 1884, and so thoroughly
are they executing the work they havo
lo hand, that it will be impossible for
any considerable opposition to tho ring
to get ssats in tho convention of 1884.
There vv ill be no dark horse this time.
In Virginia there is a strong secession
pi Republicans from the readjuster or
Mahone party. The secession is led Tjy
a politician of some local' celebrity
named Dezcndorf, formerly a member
.of Congress, .It threatens the ascen
dency of tho Mahone party in th state,
Binee it will take away from that cr.
ganization all the influence commanded
by the Republican statesmen who have
been pushed into the background by
he Mahone movement or ignored in
distributing the spoils. The 'regu
Jar" Democracy are much elated by
the quarrel and division of their oppo
nents. A Concqbp, N. II., "telegram to the
.Oregonian of the 2d inst says: The
jforty-second ballot resulted-' in the
election of Austin F. Pike for United
States Senator for six years, from
March 4, 1883. The result of the Lai
lot was greeted with tumultuous ap
plause. Pike is 63 years old, a lavyer
In active practice, has been a represent
ative in Congress, and is considered
one of the ablest Republicans in the
fttate.
If the protectionists expect to retain
their hands in the t pockets ot the peo
pie, thy will have to abolish the study
f political economy in our schools and
colleges. Learning upon this subject
l dangerous to their enterprises.
Civil Service.
There appears to be a great deal said jn
at th2 present time about civil service
r-afnt'm or.l ntilto a niimTifii" nf tho
ty Court of Douglas county, Oregon, ana has quali-
StateS which have lately held COnven- fiodasadrainistratordeboiiisnonoftheestateofSarah
Levins dc, late of said county and State, rvow, there
tinns tssnpnialls- RnnliTir'.nTiS- have a f,.r all rmrnn.i still Iwiwr claims against said es-
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plank deeiariD2 that thev are in favor
of civil service reform. Exactly wh
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ii intended bv these resolutions is not I
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maao apparent by any or tne ceciara-
t,Vo AU,t 11 fl,of r-nn Tyq o-ofh0!rJ
from them is that ?rcat atusos have
crent into the administration of the
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tnac tnese aouscs nee rsrormmg.
That twenty years of a licensed
hysiemoi pumuci uuu b-iuiuuuu wuum
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develop these abuses is not to be won- ot
dered at, but to find the party that
has fattened and grown rich from these
peculations and crimes declaring against
them surpasseth undei-standing, and
when couched in so general terms as to
be meaningless must be taken with
suspicion dnd many graui3 of allow-
as is ciainiDU by some oi their leading
t ii I
newspapers, that there should be a per-
nat.nnt.inn i" nfflcn or lift fpniirA nf thft
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appointees ot the government, then we
earnestly protest against such a policy,
lor ic is by long conunuauon in place
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that the largest frauds and greatest
pecalations have occured. By such a
policy the chances for fraud and pecu-
ation are increased.
It is by frequent changes in the ad
ministration of the affairs of govern
ment, that the safety and perpetuity
of our institutions lay. It is by fre
quent rotation in office that the people
become familiar with the affairs of gov
ernment, and the greater number of
our citizens are instructed in the pub
lic service. Willi the people as with
an individual who understands the
routine OI business, the Chances Of being
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iuuucu sen auua a-'iu. cmiujca mo
greatly diminished. Where the peo
pie aro educated and familiar with the
affairs of their own government it u
their own fault if they suffer abuses of
the public serviee long to continue.
But wheie they are uninstructed and
know nothing of the forms and methods
by which the public sefvice is con.
ducted, tho means of detecting abuses
are cut off and they are powerless to
remedy any evil which may exist. The
policy of long tenure for the appointees
of the jrovernmetit is a snare and a de
lusion and intended for fraud and pec
ulation. '
Minnesota Democrats St. Paul
advices, August second, say: The Dem
ocratic State convention assembled at
noon to-day. C. F. Buck was made
temporary chairman. After appoint
ing the usual committees and a recess
had been taken, Chairman W. W. Mc
Nair was nominated for Governor,
Biermann being the only other candi
date, on the first ballot. The only con
test worthy cf mention was for the
governorship and lieutenant governor
ship. B. L. Frasee was nominated
for the'latter on firsr ballot. Secretary
of State, J. J. Green; State Treasurer,
John Lodwig; Attorney General, J.
W. Willis; Railway Commissioner,
P. Lenholens. Anti-prohibition reeo
lutions were passed. The platform de
clares for a tariff for a revenue only,
approves tho river and harbor bills,
and calls for a revision of tho patent
lau s.
Tn the grand effort to get up an Ar
thur boom about a'l his admirers have
to say in his favor is in reference to
his size and shape. He has a great
dtal of both.' They have a large sub
j set to expand upon.
The railroad company are erecting
their division round-house and machine
shops m Roseburg. Ihe building is
S Urge and commodioup, and will ftr Tsli
employment for a numbea of skilled
workmen when the road is completei'.
SniciDE of a Kino's Son. A finely
educated young Swede wa3 found dead
in the Swedish Lutheran church at
Englewood, near (this city yesterday,
having committed suicide. The morn
ing papers claim that the 3'onng man
:ias been identified as an illegitimate
son of King Oscar of Sweden, and that
le was raised in the family of a sister
of the King. During his stay in this
countjy he has been engaged as ii
structor in a private school. Chicago
dispatch, 2d inst.
-TORPID BOWELS,
DISORDERED LIVER,
and FALARIA. . .
' From these aourcea arise thrce-fonrtna oi
tho diseases of the hnman raec. ulieso
eymptoms indicate their existence : Tjo
Appetite, XSowela costive, Slcfe IIea
acJUe, iulines after cattif yeri! j
exertion ot bodjr or mind. Eructation
of food. Irritbllltjr off temper, Ikvj
epiritu, A feelinc of Iiavtng neelectetl
some daty, ixzcs, Fluttering t tfa
Heart, Dota before the eye, Wgnly col
ore Uriise. CONSTIPATION, and da
mand the use of a remedy that rxtirectiy
on tbe LWer. AaaLiver mcdicino TOTT'U
PIUE.S iiare no eqaal. Their action ontha
Kidneys and Skia id also prompt ; reuaovins
all impurities through, these three ' car
riage ra cf i system," producing appa
tite, sound digestion, regnlar 's,crlera
skinaadavigorouabodr. TSJTX'H r'lt.JJi
cause no nansea or griping nor intenere
with daily -work and aro a perfect
ANTIDOTE TO ALARIA.
Bold cverywhcre,g5c. Offi-e.4lMorraySt.,N.Y.
TOTTS MISHOYE.-
Grat Haib ob WHISKEE3 changed in
stantly to aGMissr Black by asicelo ap
plicatlon of this Dte. Sold by Druggista,
cr sent by express on receipt of Bl.
Office, 44 Murray Street, New 'Yoi.
T'JH'S KA2CAI CF USEFUL RECEIPTS nij?
Notice of Administration.
the County Court of the State of Oregon for the
OTICE ls Shat the UN-
- AnrtnuA baa been d'llv ariWHUted bv the Coun-
tjitu are herebv reouired to present the same to the
undersized, daly venfled, at his residence at Elk
are required to niike hnmediate paymem.
. t homas f. lkvens,
Adniinidtnttor do bonis non.
IlERM4;;Ji & p.u.i,, Atty's.
llobeburj;, Or., June 5, 1S33,
strator's ITctico cf i'inal ScttloEent-
1VTOT1CE IS HEREBY HI VtlN IliAl llir ttucK-
f -A. . m -v . ...
rz:.Z' n.' v. KniimaT.. deceased, and
Sl aWxefi
"nv there beTto said final account, and the beitlement
.,..toi..h, i-'-i.j lHSf. mri ie nearinir ji uuiwhu, u
estate. j'ntJGII County JU(1?e
B. Urockway, Administrator.
Attest: G. W. Kimball, Co. Clerk.
Howburg, Or., July 3d, 13s3. jy21w4
DRY'S SALOON,
Jackson Street, Koseburg-
The propretor of this well kn wn and
popular resort wonld thank his jfrientis
for their iibcai paironajrw 111 iue Fi
IaUU WOUIU HSli. IIU - tt uuiit'iiuauv-c I
he same in the luture. The "public is
i,it, - .lm nil riT I L-1 id r. Tl n ri f k lllll, I. Ill- DHNl I
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aiui that I sell over the tar the cele
bratml JcS3e Moore Ac Co.'d KeutUCJiy
1 II IIISIV'CO
It Ul-lr-.j
a trood billiard table will be found
in the saloon; also the leading paoers
mo vwim.
Hills !
CLAHK & BAKE J5 PROPS.
TT AVISO rURCHASED THE ABOVE NAMED
I! mills of E. Stephens and Co., we are now pre
wired tj furnidU anv amount of the best quality of
ever offered to the public in Douglas county,
will furnish at the mill at the following prices;
Wo
n0. i rouh lumber..
. ..,$12 per M.
n0.' i ftooriinr. 4.1nch
jno. l flooring, e-mcn
No. 1 ftiMiriiij' 4.;nch
f , ......... it int.
...324 per M.
SJ8 per Jf.
N., i fmishinir lumber dressed on 2 Blde3..?2i Ter M
Ko. 1 finishing lumber. .
.20 per M.
No, 1 flmahiujr lumber dressed on 4 side..$20 jer M.
umber u
umber d
CLARKE & BAKER
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S NOW PTiEPAiiED TO DO ANY
kinil of work in ms lino. Headstones
and Moaumeuts of all descriptions, at very
low prices and warranted to givo ample sat
isfaction.
M. SULLIYAX.
W. T. PF.ET,
W. S. HUiirUREY,
A. Y. IIOVKY,
II. C. HUMPHREY.
DOUGLAS CO. BANK,
Pcct, HHiiipkrcy & Co.
FTRYN3ACTA GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
X Draw si;,'ht drafts on 1'ortland, San l'ranciaco,
New York and other points. Cnld of cxchaiiijo on
principal points in JLiirope.
Deposits Eeceived Subject to Sight Check-
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Tiic nadcrsSsfncil lias lor sale
Hie following Ileal Prop
erty iu Douglas Coun
ty, State of Oregon:
A FIRST-CLASS GRAIN FARM NEAR THE
i Town of Wilbur, contui'iini,'' 324 acres. Has a
gi.od dwelling: house ami out-buiidins, and a fine or
chard; ail well fenced and watered; 2jO acres m grain
A uesiraole home and very cheap.
fXSK FARM CONTAINING 332 ACRES, 125 OF
J which is plo-.v land in culiivutiou, balance pas
ture; all fenced; well watered; k'ooJ improvements
and orchard.
rNE SECTION OF LAND NEAR THE TOWN
J of Seottsburjr; 80 acres river bottom, balanee hill
and timber land.
A FARM NEAR WILBUR, CONTAINING 923
acres; 125 acres in frrain, the balance splendid
grazim? land. About 300 a'-ress level, well watered
and well improved. The crop and 500 hciid of Mioep
will be sold with the land if de.iircd by purchaser, at
a bargain.
FaRM NEAR KOSERUUO, CONTAINING 323 i
XL acres, ail under leiicu. Gool Jann or Tauint'
land.
A FINE STOCK FARM CONTAINING 640 ACRES
12 miles from Roseburg; VX acres of good jrain
land, at a barjam.
A Large stock and grain farm near
Oakland, containing 2233 acres. Ab( ut 700
acres plow laud, well fenced and well watered.
A STEAM SAWMILL AT D1UIN STATION OX
21. Rai
ailrod.
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FLOUUING XiLL AT SCOTTSBURG.
I KO. ONE FLOURING MILL FOUK MILES
XX. froia Oakland, on 'Jalipooia creek.
K UMBER OF TOWN LOTS IN TIIE CITY OF
. Oakland.
I will sell the above real property oa rea
sonable terms. For full particulars enquire
of ' J. C. HUTCHINSON,
Oakland, Douglas County, Oregon.
Administrator's Notice.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT N PUR
JM suain-e of an order of the Couuty Court of Doug
las County, Oregon, entered therein on the second
day of April. Isi3, the undersigned, administrator of
the estate of Woodson Patterson, det-cased, will, on
Saturday, the 11th day of August 18S3, at 1 o'clock F.
M. of said day sell on the premises to the highest bid
der for cafch, the following described real estate of
said deceased, to-wit: Tbe south half of the north
half of the donation land claim of Abraham Patter
son and wife, being' claim No. 40, in townahip No.
29, south of range 8 west of the Willamette meridian,
situate in Douglas county. Ore iron, containing KM). 45
acres, excepting therefrom one acre oi the northwest
comer said land. A fee inipio title guaranteed and
possession given after harvest
J. A. KIRKENDALL, ndministrawr.
Herman & Ball, attya. for estate
June 23, 16S3. .
"1TTOKK GIVEN OUT. ON RECEIPT
j Y of your address we will make an offer
by which you can earn 3 to 7 evtnings, at
your home. Men, women, boys or cirls can
doit.. II. C Wilkinson & Co., 195 and
137 iulton street, .New xork: iul9.
Best quality of note paper ten cents per
quire and envelopes fivo cents per bunch of
25 at Hamilton's,
MaiblaWorks
FARMERS, LOOK!
FOR THE BEST VEARISO
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For men and hoj s;"and . the most dumble shoes for
mibses and tUildren.try the ceicbrat jd
GOODS
iinufastured by .
POUTER, SLE33INGER, & CO.
San Francisco. Thev are grwranlcod to give satis
faction. Will not "break in tho back or rip in tha
side. AH giiad of this manufacture made by vUU
men. Ko Chinamen employed, for sale by
FLOED A CO.
BOOTH BROS.
ItOSEr.VJRG.
YONCALLA.
CAJLLAN1)
K. O. YOUKO
FtlETnQPOUTAfl
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I50SEBUKG, OREGON,
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Wines, "Iiiiior fc d;
Kept on hand,. and customer.-; will find this a pleasant
place of resort. Givenie a call.
2T One door south of tho Iletronoiitan Ilotcr
JAMSS DEA3.Z&BTG,'.
Blacksmith and Farrier,
And well-known to tho people of Doutrlas county,
would resiHictfuilv announce that he in prepared to
do all kinds of worn in lus une ana uarauiees bans-
faction. ,
HORSESHOEING A SrEOIALTY
Anv fanner havinir a plow to sharpen or machinery
to repair will do well to tcive me a call at my old
stand.
I have a full stock of iron and steel, and having
purchased the same at a low price, can do work, so
far as prices are concerned, cheaper than any who
will attempt competition, JAS. DEAKL1NG,
uaKianu, Oregon.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL
Tlaas Popoliar IIowc
Situated n the center of the business portion of
Roseburjj, having recently thanj;ed handd, has been
COMPLETELY RENOVATED,
And prepard for the reception of guest. The
dinin-; room will be supplied with the beat the
With good attendance. As J'rs. Zjpler has charge of
ihe kitchen the cookinff will be uuexeentwnanle.
Kates reasonable. iro coaeh to and from the
railroad. LOU. ZlbLER.
I WILL SELL MY FARM, CONSISTING OF 40
acres, situate on the L'mrqna river, two nines
west of Rosebanf. The place it well watered and un
der a good sUite of cultivation. I will also sell
Six Head of Horses;
Three youn, the others good work horses. Also,
40 Head of TTots,
which I will sell,
nis-tt JOHN ERUCIIN2R.
'mmkx
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Opposite Metropolitan Hotel, Eosebur
Shaving am Iatr C'uttiK In
1 orkmauiike Jviaiiiaer.
R.S.&J.C. SHERIDAN
(Supcos3073 to Tlios. I'. Sheridan)
DEALERS IN HARDWARE, TINWARE, STOVES,
GUNS, CUTLE11Y, AND TINNEiiS 1'Ull
KISHINO GOODS.
TSX STORE, 51SEBUIIG, Or.
Havinjr secured the anovo business, we are pre
pared to keep up its former good name for work and
prices. We have the hsat of material and always a
full stock of goods on hand and it is our aim to fur
nish customers with first-class articles at live and let
live prices. A full stock of
Iron nnd Steel U"oi SaJe.
Dealers from abroad will receive prompt attention.
it. S. &. J. C. SHERIDAN.
BUY THE
raP4lTA VALLEY MILLS
FX.OTJK! FLOUE!
THE BEST INTISS: 33AHBET!
Address A. W. Stearns, Can-
yonviltc, Oregon.
European Stcasuship Tickets.
CONFERENCE RATES.
TICKETS SOLD TO AND FROM ALL PARTS OF
Europe to all points of Oregon, Washington,
Idaho and Montana, at greatly reduced and lowest
possible rates over the following lines: North Ger
man Loyd Steamship Company. Hamburg American
Packet Company. White Star Line Steamship Com
pany. Red Star Line Steamship Company. Ameri
ican Line Steamship Company. Apply personally or
by letter to e ' .
OELDNDQRFF, HARVEY, and LEAHY.
So. K Washington street, National Bunk Building
f. O. Box 58, 1'ortland, Oregon. , .
Our Bpring and Bummat
Price-list Ko. 83, has mad
jits appearance improved
! and enlarged. Over 200
pages. Over 3,000 illus
trations. Contains quota
tions, descriptions and yiustrations of
nearly all articles in general use, from
Adam and Eve to Bitting; Bull and Mrs.
Langtry. It costs us 25 fcents for every
copy we mail nearly $50,000 per annum.
It makes our hair red to t&ink of it. We
6hould have the cost of production. The
book is full of brains. -Send for it, and
enclose 25 cents anything or nothing
Let ns hear from you. Bespectfully,
MONTGOMERY WARD A CO-f
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cy? Sf. 2jf. 3Uoc.tL'A canuncjicad ftlfcdne&daif.,
jluffiL&i Y&t, cuuL lilLLL caiitLimc. p'-am dni ta
dag. luitLL tfia 3c.il '3Iiqu&ujuL (HallcuLs itiali
ap aacLs. cule. all AoLcL 2v? not pall la
attcjid. I
HITCH
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W. a. WO OB W ABB'
AND BUY" A
Ono of tho Hggcst and best stock of
nothing but tha best
YTHING.INTHIS
Bout Fail
SAY ; C AM
SEE WHAT? WHY, THAT THE
f-fl q ."p p t?
y y y m li Mi
HAS THE LARGEST STOCK' OF
EVER BROUGHT TO ROSEBURG !
INCLUDING EVERY VARIETY OF
LADIES' DEESS GOODS,
OF THE VERY LA EST STYLES. ALSO
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GENTLEMEN AND BOYS'
BEADY MADE CLOTHING!
Do "Not. TTnil tr Oa.ll sxiitl Evjuniuo lxis Stoelcl
Fis motto is Quick Sales and Small Fronts."
Komsmbsr tho Haeo. Ho"w York Store Rosehurg.
, :
SHERIDAN BROTHERS, ROSEBURG OR'GN.
They would announce that they have just
Largest St30k3 of
Ever broujrlit to Douxla, snd when
TERNS and READY MADE TIN W AKf?,
besv suj ply in their line ot aiiy housu
can purchase elsewhere. ,
In '-he shape of hu.ldiriff materials lc
superior luducements to purchasers, liy us.
Wb an jrive you tarirains in tho foil jwinff brands of stoves, not equalled else
where Buck's, Bonanza, Farmer, Utility, Dexter, Pacific, Wide West, Clan-ndoo
Occidet Iron Kin, Empire City, and other stoves &nd ranges.
The lst of workmen arc constantly employed in the manufacture of our Tinware
and buyers should learn our prices.
We have also baragins to offer in guns,
as well as in Shot-cans and Pisto's.
We are also Ajrents for the White Peerles and New Home Sewing Machine ,whice
we Bell at lowst rates ana warrant as coal
We can also supply-
AvcraHI and Kkubboi? Paints,
1 he best in the market, at, lowest rates.
Give us a call, inspect ur stock, inquire as to our prices, and w promise to snU alt '
anyonecau. 8HEUIDAN BHOS.
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LEADING MERCHANT
received and now havo on hand one of tho
General Hardware
adled to their STOVES OP ALL PAT
they are prepared to decinre they have the
in iSouvheru Oregon, which they propose
the vay i locks, butts, etc, we can offer
Buch ls Winchester, Sharp and other Rifles,
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P. P. HOG-AlTs
HAVING PURCHASED A COll
PLETE ASSORTMENT OP
GENERAL MERCHNND SE
WILL SELL THE SAME
OHJ3AP. POS O ASH!
0 PRICE LIST;
Calicos, Scents per yaiiL
Ladies' dress good, S ceiits por yard.
Corsets, 50 cents.
Genuine kid gloves, 75 por pair.
Coffee, No. 1 Costa R:eo, 7 lbs. for 81.
Persian Cashmere, 23 cents per yard.
Suitings, 2 ecutSper yard.
Fine J apanese teas, 45 ccnt3 por lb.
Other articles in proportion.
My motto is cash sales & small profits.
F. P. IIOGAN.
UNTIL PURTHER.
NOTICE !
rt
Will sell goods
AT FOLLOWING QUOTATIONS!
Best brands of prints, 18 yds. $1 00.
White Rock and Lonsdale Mus
lin lOvds... 00.
Canton Flannel from 9 to 10 cent per
yard.
Ladies Brocaded Dress Good, 11 efca.
ler yard.
Cotton Batting 20 cents per yard.
Brooks , Lout s and Clark a spool coi
ton, 00 cents tier doz.
Ladies' Calf Shoes, 1 75 per pair.
Ladies Cloth Ua I morals, ?1 50 each.
Table liiien from 35 to 60 cts. pr. yard.
Costa RicaCoi&ro No. 1 guaranteed,
seven pounds for 1 00.
Tea, our own Brands, 37 J cts.pcr lb.
Sugars from 11 J to 13 cents per lb.
Toniatees $1 75 per dozen.
Rice ISo. 1 Caiolina, 8 cents per lb.
And all other goods in our line in
proportion. We havo given you these
quotations and hope that one and all
will taJce advantage of our price list.
O1E0 BROTHERS; -
T..W.HOSGA1T,
AT TIIE OLD ESTABLISHMENT
OF MOSE APPLE, NEXT
DOOR TO MARK'S &
CO., OFFERS FOR
SALE THE FINEST VARIETY
OF TOBACCO, CIGARS AND
CONFECTIONERY EVER
OFFERED m ROSE
BURG, AT
PRICES LOWER THAN THE
LOWEST. CIGARETTES A ;
SPECIALTY. A FINE
SUPPLY OF 1IOLI
- DAY GOODS.
PIPE.
TT EX It Y GXTERMAN AND I.OUI3 CELFIL3
J.JL
have obtained the riht fyr LkiUlis oouutjr for
Coiitimious Concrete Pipp,
for Cfiveyiny wator, and Lmm Eclfils and Goorgfl
l'rots.nait have obtained the rijtht for Joiihina and
Curry counties, aiul will soil farm or individual right
and I inoeatOie ctieaixrtt Siirei. auj iiiza tiou
li to 21i;iuho3 fuiiiUhud. This iiK5 Uiaoh
Cheaper than Wood, lroa or Lead I
It i a!so well suitad for Irrigation or Minlaj parpoM
andean bo laid auv tlislaiioa without joints.
Seat in tlie world- Gettlio genise
Every package has our trade.marb
and is marked Fraier'i. SOLD EV
ERY WHERE. B0S64
33XJY ONJLTT
CAN YON VILLE MILLS
FLOU;
THIS FLOUR IS MANUFACTURED FROM ONLY
tho best of wheal. I have for sale . also Bran,
Shorts, and Middlings, Bacjn, llamn : Lard, etc'
tared in the most scientific manner. Purchaser! wO
io mfi a Lvrojr to iusujet my stock at the CanyonvilJ
MilU W. mUJlfiT