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THE INDEPENDENT.
ATURDAJ, AUGUST 18, 1SS3.
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The Oregonian, in a Inst fainting
.wail for the Portland capitalists who
.are compelled to pay their "proportion
of taxes by the operation of tho mort- as
gage tax law, commences a column of
bnlderdafah " with the following sen- j
tence:
"Even though it ler true that the
purpose to tax credits in our State is
iirmlv fixed and never will be aban-
doned. the fact does not prove, because
Dothinf can nrove. that tho policy is
anything but an unscientific one, con-
detuned everywhere by an intelligent
experience. Every attempt to tax
; , ,i 1 11,-..
n nwl-n ta lnprnvvpv. or debtor, nav
the tax, not "to the State, but to the
lender This is elementary and axiom-
a tic"
If it is true that it is the borrower
who is compelled to pay the tax, then
why is it that all the complaint comes
from the ii:h capitalists whom the op-
eratiou- of the .law shows have been, in
years pa?t, evading the payment of
taxes, both State and local, upon their
monoy. Here in Douglas county alone j
more than 60,000 will be added to the
taxable propqly of the county, under
the new law, whWi heretofore was un-
taxed, and this tax will have to be paid
Jy persons ab'e to bear their share of
the burdens of taxation.
On all, or nearly all f these large
suras the borrower is paying the high
jest contract rate allowed by law, and
the lender can charge nothing more
and will take -nothing less, regardless
of tho tax. Then how and in what
jvay is the borrower compelled to pay
to the lender the f. mount of this tax?
An,l n if li tVuh Ins Und .navs no
. . ,a .Un t
-,-, vn tor linn Ina rwchn 'S. WHO hat-
" , ' , 1
pens to uo so unioriunawj a w wut
.of debt. .
That the moneyed power would de-
- n.a vomf. hiir
; . , , . . j
accumuiateu weaim irom taxauu.i mm
iorco nonest jauor iu ui;ui vhkhc
burdens of government, is self-evident
from th9 strenuous exertions they are
matins to defeat t'je rnortgace tax law.
That the Origonian and the par'y of
Mhich it is the leader .should lena them-
selves for such' base purpose, is not to
be wondered at; but to attempt to con
vince tho people that they themselves
will be injured, by forcing capitalists
to pay their j usb share of the tuxes,
exhibits an amount of "cheek" never
before exhibited in Oregon.
When it asserts that the policy of
taxing credits is condemned every
where by an intelligent experience, it
challenges the intelligence of nearly
everv State in the Union. It was ow-
jng to the persistent effort of capital to that permanence of tenure of office for
escape taxation, and the conflicting de. the mass of the subordinate civil ser-
o nnvf f Poli vice is undemocratic and aristocratic
cisions of the bnpremo Court 01 Call- . , T, . . , .
forma upon the constitutionality of the ocratg cd this permanence of ten
mortgage tax law of that State, that u re as a matter of course, ar.d were
brought about their new constitution,
in which the organic law of that State
j i 1 i in f r.,c
declares in unmistakable tcims on thi3
.
question; in which convention there
was fully as much enlightened intelJi-
sary to run tho Ore- so was John Quiney Adams, the great
est living representative of the north-
cence as is necess
onian.
Doubla Officers.
In Japan the Emperor always ap
pointed two men to fill the same civil
ofiice und.r the government with Ihe
purpose of making each a spy upon the
pther and thus securing the honest per
formance of its duties. This .novel
idea has Ijeen introduced into the
United States and now in addition to
regular revenue, land officers, Indian
agents etc., who ? re sworn and give
bonds, we have an unknown number
pf special agents who roam aronud the
country of their own sweet will at the
government expense for the purpose
of examining the regular, officers and
their manner of doing the business. It
is the duty of tho special to pounce
down upon the unsuspecting ofncial and
detect him in dereliction of duty, some
private arrangement with a bank, dis
tiller or brewer which would insure to
his private beneSt. If the newspaper
reports are to be taken as truo this pre
paration is not entirely unnecessary. It
is expensive however and foreign to
our form of goverment, and we would
suggest that th??3 trusted specials
should have been appointed to the ofiices
in the first place.
Arrival of Immigrants. -A San
Francisco dispa'ch to the Standard
says: The Immigration Association of
California reports the arrival of 1402
immigrants ill this State during the
week ending to-day. A large majority
of the arrivals are Swedes. Next
week members of the association pro
pose making an examination of gov
eminent lands in Sacramento Valley,
embracing parts, of fourteen different
counties.
Stage Robbed. A Prescott, A. T.,
dispatch of August 13 says: The
stage Iroui Asp iork to Prescott was
robbed oy two massed men last night,
about six miles this side of the former
place. Two men and one woman were
passengers. Tao robber took Weils,
Jargo Co.'d box.
Labor Organizations.
The strike of the telegraph operators
still continues and Las lately been in-
creased by the oneiators upon several
o the railroad lines giving up their-
keys. The companies insist that they
have their full complement of men and
that .their business is being carried on
usual, but the nwasn-e press dis.
patches give the lie to this statement.
The, public would readily excuse the
quantity if what was sent was impor-
tant, iut it now recieves only the
criraos anj equalities at places that
nobody ever heard of and nobody
car3
to
read.
We
are
glad to know that the strikers hold
bravely out and the Western Union
monopoly is sufTering for its gteed and
extortion. Y hcther or not tho oper
'
lUOrs tLeir point it 13 certain they
haye adopted the only course that
could insure success, that of forming a
.0
protective association. As individuals
thy were powerless, but united in one
body they possess a power that must
make itself felt. The company could
discharge, without inconvenience, a
few individuals who demanded more
pay or less work, but it is a very dif-
fere nt matter when the whole Brother
hood of telegraphers imkq the demand
It could say to an individual, f you
are. not satisfied with your pay you
can find some other work, and dismiss
a man who having spent the best years
of hi3 life m acquiring the necessary
skill to do this work .properly, is un
fitted for any other, but it cannot
afford to lose all it3 skilled workmen
at one time,
Jt is the ivA.tr a3 well as the
duty cf lador to protect itself, and
the only w.iy in which this can be clone
is by protective associations. Capital
"as lts -jokers association, Manufac-
turcrs, .Distillers, Iron and Steel and
.. . '
other organizations to protect its inter-
and wiy &)0nia not s,iIIed labor,
which forms the only capital of so
many ot our people, protect itself in
rte saniQ manner There need be no
antagonism between caiutal and labor.
Meu will.by ' where they -oau buy
ciieapest en. I sell wl;ere they can jret
the highest price. Manufacturers,
publishers and telegraph companies
will obtain skilled labor at the lowest
nnSiSililA Uripri flTl.-7 tlll et-illorl imil-iuon
wiU jemand the st waes that he
Can secure. Heretofore, .capital has
had the advantage, but vhen labor ha3
perfected a thorough organization by
means ot Irade Unions, which if being
l-apidly done, tho contest will be more
equal. Then the question of wages
will bo a matter of negotiation, as any
other business transaction, and the
woikman will command the highest
tho market affords.
Permanence of Tenure.
Springfield Republican.
It is a singular fact that while the
opponents cf civil service reform claim
greatly outraged when it was departed
h"om- .Jetierson and Madison, for in-
stance, the two living ex-Prcsidents of
, -
tho Democratic ... nart v, were greatly
alarmed by the passage of the four
years' term of otiiee bill in 1820, and
ep
ern wing of tho Democracy, and the
uext President. So was Calhoun and
Ins great Whig contemporaiy, Web
ster.
All who were engaged in stealing
the vote of Indiana in the last Presi
dential election may not be detected,
but we JDorsev that there were more
of them than tiro now known. This
comes. from being shut up 111 the house
for two weeks.
TORPID DOWELS,
DISORDERED LSVER,
1 From tbeso sources midO tlueo-rourtlis cf
cha diseases of tlaa Lurnan raec. These
eymptomslndicGto tlieiroxistctico : Zoea zt
Appetite, lEcwcIa costive, iicSc IZead
aclie, fullness after catlap, rwersfoa So
exertion of feody ot iat?;ii, Eractatlon
Cf food, Irritability of Itcipcr, X.oiv
spirits, A fi-eling cf liRving necclceteJ
emo Uttty, Xlziiiie5s,,lctterincf at ti;a
Heart, Iol3 toeforo trio eyss.fcigiilFCcl
ored Urine, COiSTSTIPAIIOA, and do
man J tho cso of a rcmedytli.it acts directly
ontbo Liver. AsaLircrmcdicincTUTT'S
J5IIiL.S bavo no e.iaal. Tlicir action on tho
E idnoys and Skin is also prompt ; removing
all impurities tlirongii t'acso three " sciv
engera cf tha S5-atem,, protlucing appo.
titf, ecund digestion, regular stool3, a eiear
6lduonvlavigorou3botJv. 'JCtJTT'S PIIiL.S '
cmiso no nausea or griping r.cr intorfaxa
vritli daily work and aro a perfect
APjTSSOTE TO MALARIA.
hcli everrTvhf rf, a 5c. H ii", 4 1 M nrray fc t.,N . Y.
Gray Haiti on Whisklr3 changed in
etantly to a Glis5T Elaci; by a singla ap.
plication cf thi3 Ute. Sold by DrugijisU,
or s?nt by cxnress on receipt of g! I.
OfLco, 4 1'jMiirmy Strot, Ncvr Yorlr.
T2TT'S IA53il C?03rUlBCKPTS tEEi
Our Spring and KmmeT
Price-list No. S3, has made
its appearance improved
and enlarged. Over 200
pages. Over 3,000 iilns-
trations. fVmtaina mints.
tions, descriptions and illustrations of
nearly ail articles m general use, from
Adam and Eve to Sitting Bull anrl ri '
Langtry. It costs us 25 cents for every J
wyj c mui neany ou,uuu per annum.
It makes our hair red to think 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 us hear from yon. Respectfully, '
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
8il SS& Viftbtwdi ATenoe, CUccc, 10. j
if Ei
t, '- l.yl--y-a--.'r.vr??rx-3
Administrator's 5Totic8 of 1'inal Settlement-
TOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN THAT Til El DKli
IN signed has filed his final account in the County
Court of Douglas county, Stute of Oregon, as admin-i-ta-atfr
t,i thn elate of C. t RulImaTi. deceased, and
theJud'eof said County Court ly an order duly
September 3d, 1SSS, for the he:iri--,' of objections, if
any there le, U said final account, and tha eitlemcnt
ol suia etstate. liy omer or
J. S. FITZirUGII, County Judijc.
-U. Bhockwat, Aduunistrator.
Attest: O. W. Kivbai l, Co. Clerk.
Kosfclmrg, Or., July 3d, ISSit. jy21w4
DRY'S SALOON,
Jacksoa Street,
JtoseDurg-
Tbe nroprecor of this well hn iwp. and
popular resort wonld thank his jfrier.ds
frr their libe-iil patronajro in the pat
and would a-k for a cont'imance of
he same in tl)e iuture. The public is
informed that I keep none but tbe beet
IrKUdsj f wjr.es, lifiuors an;l cigars
and that I sell over the tar tbe cele
bratd Jes'ie Moure & Co. V. Kentucky
N luskie '
A good billiard table will be found
in the saloon; also the lea-Hng puoerg
of tie worl.1.
rl.
W:i(,S kin
-VT. fw sk.l 11 C a ra
TTAVIXG rURCHASED THE A BOTE NAMED
.Cl miils of K. Stejihcux and t:o., wo aro now re
iarcd t t luna.h any amount of tiio bet (quality of
TTb"""'3" r.i??.
vcr offored to tlie public in ivmlis Bounty. We
will furnish at t!iu n.iil ut this failo.vin iirL.us:
N'o. 1 rou-h lumber ?12 pnr M.
No. 1 t!..orin, 6-iiuh per M.
Xo. 1 fl v;-Mjr. 4-in:th i-Zo jtr ?.l.
No. 1 finishing lumber cr M.
Xo. I finishhi); luraiitr urosicd on 1 sidw..S5i per M.
No. 1 fmishing lurs.iior dressed on 4 siljs. ,Si per St.
CLARKE & RAKER.
SULLI
TS KOW rREI'AKiSD TO DO ANY
I kind of work in hia line. Headstones
and Monuments of all descriptions, at very
low prices and warranted to give ample sat
isfaction. 31. SULMTAX.
W. T. TEET,
W. S. UUMi'IIREY,
A. Y. IIOVEY,
11. C. HUili'IIKEY.
DOUGLAS CO. BANK,
Feet, Humphrey & Co.
TRANSACT A GENERAL BAXKINu BUSINESS.
Di-vw sijrht drafts on Portland, San Francisco,
New Yrk and other points. Bills of exchange on
principal points in Europe.
Deposits Soceived Subject to Bight Check.
FARM!
SALE,
TIic uiHlcrsssiucd lias lor sale
the follovi?! Ileal fiVop
eiiy I21 Douglas Coun
ty, State of Oregon:
AriRST-CLASS ORALT FARM NEAR THE
Town of Wiibur, coiiitiriin- 3)4 a.-ras. Ifas a
g od dwellingr huie and ut-ruildins, and a fine or
chard; i'll wJil fenced and watered; 2o acres in grain.
A do.iira.blts home and very cheap.
ONE FARM CONTAINING 352 ACRE.?, 125 OF
which id j.low land in cultivation, bahmeo pas
lure; all frtiiced; well watered; good im;rovenieiits
and orduird. I
ONE SECTION OF LAND NEAR THE TOWN
of Sctrttsbiirg; SO acres river bottom, bulaas IJll
and timber laud.
A FARM NEAR V.'ILUUR, CONTAIXINtl g23
Hcifes; 125 acres iu raia, the balu.nt-e tsjilendid
jrrazimr land. AJiout :uh i-rcss level, well w.itercd
and well improved.' Tho crujt atvl ."iCtf head of sheep
will bo sold with the laud if desired by purchaser, at
a bargain.
A
farm near nosEBCim, contaixivo 323
aergs, ail uud-.T feticu. Uoul funn or Krsu.ug
land.
A FINE STOCK FARM CONTAINING G43 ACRES
12 mile. from Rotcbur0'; 12.3 aerej of good grain
hind, at a bargain.
A URGE STOCK ANI GRAIN FARM NEAR
Oakland, coiitainiuir 3230 Abf ut 700
acres jjI jw land, well feiieed and we!l watero l.
A STEAM SAWMILL AT DRAIN STATION ON
i"L R'alnxid.
, FLOURING 1.ILL AT fjCOTTJjJiL'RO.
VNO. ONE I'l
from Oakland,
LOUI1ING MILL I OUR MILES
on Cuiipuoia creek.
NUMCE
jtY tukland.
NUMBER OF TOWN LOTS IN THE CITY OF
I will soli the aTjove real property on rea-
souaLlo terms. 1'or full particulars enquire
of J. C. HUTCHINSON,
Oakland, Douglas County. Oregon.
ELDORADO SPRINGS.
To all per30us suffering with any nasal ca
tarrh affection of the throat or stomach, I
will st-.ta that last Fall that myself and mem
bers of my family were suffering with ca.
tarrh in the head and myself with an affec
tion of the stomach. That I purchased a
galon of the miaaral water taken from the
spring on the South Uinpqua, 3 miles west
of Rosebnrg, of G. M. Jones, Dr. Hamilton
agent, and can testify that both myself and
family have received great benefits from its
use. My son Andrew Willis was suffering
very much from nasal catarrh and by the
use of this water has entirely recovered and
isnow well. I can unhesitatingly recom
mend it as the best medicine I have used in
my family for any of the alove named com
plaints. Hey. W. A- Willis.
Testimosals. G. Wr. Jones, dear sir;
Having been troubled with dyspepsia for
manyyear3 I was advised by W. F. John
son to use your mineral water. I did so acd
do unhesitatingly say it did mo more good
than anything I had ever used. It had an
immediate effect. Yours,
JOHN HOWARD.
Iloseburgr, April 1, 1S33.
This is to certify that I have used suc
cessfully the Umpqca mineral water for six
months, for nervous dyspepsia and debility
of the whole system and I have found great
nlicf and I might say a entirely cured. ,
I have no hesitancy in believing this min
eral water to he of great curative value.
Eespectf ully, W. F. JOHNSON,
llosehurg, April 2, 1883.
FARMERS, LOOK!
FOE THE BEST AVEARIXO
For men and bej and tl;e most dara'n'e shoes for
uiisses arid tbildrca, try tho celebrated
IEQ27-OLA23 C500DS
. Jl.vnufacturcd by
PORTER, SLESSINGER, & CO.
San Francisco. TTiuv are piarantecd to frlve satis
faction. Will not "break in the back or rip in the
side. All "oods f tlrs manufacture m:n!o by white
men. No Chinamen employed, for s.de by
floed i c:o.
JiOOTH BKS.
E. G. YOU NO -
FOSF.P.mC.
YONCALLA.
OAKLAND
rl ET R 0 P 0 LIT A M SAL99H, .
. KOSEDUUO, OREGON,
McCULLOOH k CO,
OXLT THE BEST BIUJVDS
OF
Kejit r, hand, and cwstnmcrs will find this a pleasant
phice of resort. Uive me a !).
.W 0;ie du..r buu'Ji of.the lieiiViK-liUin IToter "SH
Blacksmitli and Fanisr,
And well-known to the people of Douyl ig ennnty,
wciiM rtspei'tfiiliy !iiiiiu;e that he U prepared to
do all kinds of work in his line and guaranteed &atii
facli'.m. HORSES HOE rNG A SPECIALTY
Any farmer hain a plow to sharpen nr machinery
to rcpiiir will do well to niv! mu a call at my old
stand.
I have a full stoek of iron r.nd steel, and having
iiiruhated-tho same at a low l.riee. can do work, so
far as piices aro concerned, cheaper than any who
will attempt competition, JAS. DEARL1NU,
Oakland, ureijon.
METI! 0 PCI I jITAN 11L.
This IPopssIas' Mosisc
Situated n the center of the business portion of
Rocbur, hiiviug reuewtly changed luirids, has been
COMPLETELY RENOVATED,
And prepared for the reception of iruest?. The
dining room will he supplied with the licit tho
With gfHid attendance. As Mrs. Zfcler has charge of
.he kirchen tne cuokmsr wi rm uiiextepuoauttic.
Kales roisonablo. i"ro coach to and from the
niihoad. LOU. ZILER.
Opposita Metropolitan Hotel, Roseburg.
SIs;ivs!i and Hair Cutting in a
Workmanlike Slamicr.
R, S. & J. C. SHERIDAN
(Successors to Thos. P. Sheridan)
DEALERS IN HARDWARE, TINWARE, STOVES,
GUN'S, CUTI.KRY, ANI TIN NEKS i'UH-
Msma c:ouiri.
STORE, ROSEBIIEK, Or.
Having secured t'to anove lisinesfi, we aro pre
pared to keep uj) its fonucr jxl name for work and
prices. We have Ui.j best of material aid aKvays a
full stock of fjw'is on li.nid and it is our aim to fur
nish customers with firht-cla&i articlus at livuaiidiet
live prices. A fall stock of -
Iioii nticl Ssttscl'U'oi Stilo.
Dealers from ahro:id will receive promjt attention,
i H. S. & J. C. SiHKUllAX.
BUY THE
YAIiliEY mite
TISB E5SST TIIS JIAEiRET!
Aildrcss A. IT. Stearns, dm
yonviile, Oregon.
FINE FAIWS
F01 SALE.
ONE FARM CONTAIXISO 431 AND 501-00
acres, 18 miles from Hosehur, on trie Coos Bay
st.'i nwi,tiTuI known as the "burhtceii M:lo House.
H;j-s rood cwfliliir, larxre ban) dU outhouses, with
oi-hard and irood araiUon s el fenced. A crxd
sicd creek orvs tur-uyh the piwc, near the house
and barn. ar 'a"3. o ,nn?e rolling lani. (irani.
(,'rass and . 1 .cnty of timiier for fuel, fencing
and build nrjoes. Is a g-ijod tavern Htand, be-
near tho t,ioi of CKist ranire of mountains. Toll
gate and t.tap; fetation adjoininjr. Climate healthy,
water pure. Terms, part cash and part on liberal
tine.
A LSO AT).JOEr;iXCl A FARM OF 199 ACRES,
j;v. witn g-toa -eiinij ana Darn and outhuildintrs
with a bearing orchard One-half plow land and bul
ance timber land, and all well watered. These farms
will he sold either together or sejerately, to suit
purehaHt rs. Apply to Hermann & iioseburg,
Oregon. -
ALSO. 427 ACRES XEAR THE TOW OF
Looking Gla), in Douglas county. 125 acres of
idow land of the best quality, l)alance pasture land,
with plenty cf ouk ami fir Umber for fuel and fene
ing. All well watered, with dwellinar larn nd rood
orubad. l'rictj $ 1,000. One thousand down, balance
on easy terms. A fee simple title jiamnteed. En
quire oftt Hermann & Ba Roseburg, or A., F.
Brown Co., Oakland.
?0, A FARM OF 6-:r ACRES, STTXTATED 11
XV milts nortiiiA&t of Roseburg, In M"uut Seotlpre
cinet. One hundred acres plow KmJ, the balance
rood pafnre Und. well watered and all nnder jfood
fence. Plenty of fir a-d oak iito)cr fwr fi'isebsg .and
fuel. Good frni H'us and b.irn and other out bniid
hifj, and 500 qhviec fruit trren ic:riuf. price f( jr
aere. Inquire of '. II. Oiien, on Hie rciuiscj, or of
IlEiuux and Halu, attonic-ys, Rostburg.
Notice oi r.isal etl!cTi:c!3t.
VTCT1CE IS HERECY GIVEN THAT THE UST'ER
i l M-'tied a:w iUed hi Uii.ii accu-iut in the Coiuity
Court for Douglas County, State f tJrt oi:, a.- iulinin
istr.tuw of tho e-"t:tte of Ufro ncv4-eU, a -d
d f K
tha 3d day of Sf fem ber, IsHi, at trfii i.Vl.K-k &. n.,
for the healing of any objections, if any there be, to
Raid final account ai'd tbe settlement, of said estate.
By order of J. S. FlTZMPuH. fo. Jndre.
A. O. COX, AtLiiotrator,
Rosurj,', Or., July iSUi, Uii.
BOO
B5
HENRY L. BENSON, A. M. - - - -MISS
ANNA E. DETSEDOFFER, - - - -
DR. J. W. STRANG R - -
MISS ADDIE E. SMITH. -
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New buildings, first-class surroundings, lew rates of tuition, chea loard. -For
particulars apply to ' HEJEY L. BSXSOX, 1
alStf ' - Principal.
itda x& gy d& 3uai
fte pntLfc f lack of
of P. St. SfiohLU canvnencad flVedtLe&da,
jliiffiL&t tsl and ifidL
daij imiiL tha fJeth 3icms.LLiid 2laLLcuLA iuatLLk
of sjjxtads. aiLe. aLL AoLd,
alLand.
!nt JSefoF
7T
HITCH
-r. ir..t ...
W. G. WOOBWABB'
AND BUY A
One of the biggest and best stock of
nothins; but the best
EVERYTHIN'
Bout Fail
6t
SAY ; CAM
SEE WHAT WHY, THAT THE LEADING MERCHANT
re m
J 0 S P H'P 0 W;
M
I
HAS THE LARGEST STOCK OF
genera
EVER BROUGHT TO R03ERURG !
INCLUDING EVERY VARIETY OF
LADIES' DRESS
OF THE VERY LA
GENTLEMEN
BEADY MADE CLOTHING!
Do TVot "Ffiil to,Cxll mill Examine lii S to old
Pis motto is Quick' SaIus and .Small Frolita."
EsmemlDsr ths Place, HVw"York Storec'Bosetarg.
SHERIDAN B110THERS, .ROSEBURG, OR'GN.
They would announce that they have just received and now have on hand one of the
Largest Stocks of jloneral Hardware
Ever brought to Douglas, find when ad led to their STOVES OF ALL PAT
TKRXS and HEADY MADE TINWAHK, they are prepared to declare they have the
U-Sfc sujply in their line oi a. iy house in Southern Ort-ojon, which ihey propose
can purchase elsewhere -
In 'Aio Bhape of budding materials In the way t locks, butts, etc, we can offer
superior inducements to purchasers. Try us.
We van give you bargains in tho, foil jwing brands of stov, cot equalled else
where Buck's, Bonanza, Farmer Utility, Dexter, Pacific. Vide Wm PlanH
Occidei Iron Kinsr, Empire City, and othr stoves .nd ranges.
The Lest of workmen arc constantly employed in the manufacture of bur Tinware
and buyers -should learn our prices. .
We have also taragins to onvr in guns,
as well as in Miot-$uns ana riMO's.
We aie also Agents for the White Peerles
we sell at lowt-Rt rates and warrant as couinle te m every respect.
We can also supply
ArcrilS and 2ltibbir ants,
'J i e best in the lnitrket, &t. lowest ratep. . :
Give us a call, inspect )uf stock, Inquire as to our prices, and wo promise to suit a'
oy one can. - SHEK1DAN BHOSdL '
SCHEl!
Principal.
Assistant.
Principal Commercial DeDartment,
- Music Teacher.
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a.
ejiefrd elciauclsL
cant if um pant datj. ta
! (Lfto. not fad ta
Ton do Tiiat
FA'!
M
NEW SET OF
goods ever brought to town. I use
leather and have irol
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YOU. SEE?."-
EST STYLES. ALSO
AND BOYS'
such ks V incheeter, Sharp and therRiee
.
and New Home Sewing Marl. In .111
3?
8 ,
p. P. HOG-AH'g
fore,
HAVING PURCHASED A COM
PLETE ASSORTMENT OF.
GENERAL- ' flERCHNNO'SE
l: WILL SELL THE SAME
CHJJAP;TOS CASH!
PRICE LIST:
Calicos, 5 cents per yard.
Ladles' dress goods, o cents per jard.
Corsets, 50 cents." , .
Genuine kid gloves, 75 per pair.
Coffee, No. I Costa Rico, 7 lbs. for $1.
Persian Cashmere, 25 cents ppr yard.
Suitings, 12 cents per yard.
Fine Japanese teas, 45 cents per lb.
Six spools silk thread, 25 cents.
Other articles in proportion.
My mocto is cash sales & small profits.
F. P. HOG AN.
UNTIL FURTHER
Will sell so ods
AT FOLLOWING QUOTATIONS:
Best brands of prints, 18 yds. $1 0Q.
WJiite Itock and Lonsdale Mus
lin 10 yds.............. 00.
Canton Flannel from 9 to 16 cents per
' , 3 ard. . -'. '' ' .
Ladies Brocaded Dress Goods 11 eta.
1KU yard.
Cotton Batting 20 cents per yard.
Brooks', Coat's and Clark' sjooi cot
ton, GO "cents per doz.
Ladies1 Calf Shoes,' 175 per pair.
Ladies' Clcth Uahnorals, $1 50 eaelu
Table linen from 35 to 60 ets. pr. yard.
Costa EicaCof-e No. 1 guaranteed,
seven pounds for $1 00.
Tea, our own Brands, 37 h cts. per lb.
Sugars from 1 1 i to 13 cents per lb.
Tomatoes $1 75 perdozn.'
Rice -No. 1 Caiolina, 8 centfi jer lb.
And all other goods in cur line in
proportion. We have "given you these
quotations and hope that one and alb
will take advantage of oar price list.
CAE0 BBQTHEES;
AT THE OLD ESTABLISHMENT
OF MOSE-1 APPLE, NEXT
DOOM TO MARK'S &
CO., OFFERS FOR
SALE THE FINEST VARIETY
OF TOBACCO, CIGAR3 AND
CONFECTIONERY EYE 11
' OFFERED LX ROSE
BURG, AT
PRICES LOWER THAN THE
LOWEST. CIGARETTES A
SPECIALTY. A FINE
SUPPLY OF HOLI
DAY" GOODS...
CONCRETE PIPE.
TTEN'ttT OATEKMA.V AND- LOL'13 DELFILS
JL l have old
sobtalued tharyhtfor Douglas oouuty for
la nig
Continuous Concrete Pipe,
for conveying- vater, and Lnui BclHU and GeorjfO
i'mtMinau have ohr-iiiit-i! tho riht for Jo)p!iiiie and
Curry nj!itiei, ;in will seft farmer iii'lividual rijhla .
iutti la pipe at the cho.i;n;-(t fiurci. nif niza froiu
H to 22 inches far;iibhjJ. Tliid pipe is much
Oheapcr than "Wood, Iroa or Lead I
H is also well miitol for JrriyiU.in or Mining purpose
and can be i:ud any ilistanw without J.jiiita
'Aisle O-Fease!
Beat in the ror!d- Getthe geauine.
Uvery package hat our' trade. mark
and is marked Froaer's. SOLS EV
ERY WHERE. no 35-1
CANYOmTLLE MILLS
FLOUB
THIS FLOUR IS MANUFACTURE D FROM OSLY
tho best of wheal. I hive for sale also Bran,
Shorts, atnl MidHUngK, ciicjii, lianis, IarJ, etc
tureil in tho most maimer. Purchasers wil
i me a favor U iusvect nij stock at the CanyonviUg .
UW W. Ii.R.UIJRr