THE iyPEPENDm.
ATU R D AY, FE I il U A I Y 23, 1 815 I
Political Speculation.
The Chicago Herald," of February 7,
la com.ninting on the political situa
tion, says:- '
Under the new congressional appor
tionment the arious States will at the
nxt election have four hundred and
e electoral votes, of which, two hun
dred and one wlll.be necessary to a
choice Foilr yers ngo the following
aniei States gave their votea for Han-
coct and English:
lO'.Nevada.,
(;New Jersey. . .
SjNorth Caroiina
SjSoutb Carolina.
4; Tennessee
liexas ...
. .12 Virginia
.. 8
..8
8
WeBt Virginia..
Total ..155
In . this week's issue we have Mr.
Benjamin's reply to oar criticism ; on
his article' last week on prohibition.
In the course of a long study of tho
liquor prob'em it has been a question
with me whether the policy pursued by
these temperance reformers have not
accelerated rather than retarded the
traffic and heightened tho worst features
of the evil flowing from the saloon buv
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17
Alabama....
.Arkausa ...
California. . .
jJelaware. . .
Jlorula
ticoria. . . . .
lleatucky .
Louisiana.. .
Marylan I . .
Mississippi..
Missouri ... 15
By the new apportionment addi
tional votes 'were given to the above
States as follows.
Arkaneaa ,... l'.South Carolina. .... .2
California' ....... .2 Texa
Georgia . V. . . 1 Virginia
Kentucky .......... 1 : West Virginia
Missouri'...... 11
Mississippi .11 Total
North Carohua lj
Adding this increased vote to that
past in 1880 gives the strength of the
Democrats in the electoral college at
172, :hk:h, with the thirty-six votes
f New York State, would make 203
a cltar majority cf seven.
In this enumeration the only State
not certainly Democratic is New York,
while not included in it are Indiana
and Connecticut, which are quite as
likely to be Democratic as Republican.
Bjend this it would bo idle for the
Democrats to look. They might carry
all fhe States first named, and Indiana
and Connecticut as well, but, losing
.New York they would be defeated
On the other hand, if they should make
New York the battle-field, and stake
their hope of success on their ability to
carry it, they would, with unobjection
ebl candidates, have to retain a State
already their own, and the votes of In
diana and Connecticut could be held in
reserve to make up for any break
whiph might occur in some less import
ant fpiaiter. Tho necessity of the
Democrats making their campaign in
New York is so plain as to require no
labored argument to substantiate it.
"Without tlat State thy cannot win,
' as the figures show. With )t, defeat
would be practically out of the question.
The pretense that Ohio can be made
a Democratic Stato this year is idle.
Hopes based on that idea will be shat
tered. The State has never failed to
vote for Republican candidates in Pres
idential elections. It has occasionally
been earned by tho Democrats' in off
years, but as regularly as the quadren
nial contests have taken place it has
returned to its allegiance. New York,
on the contrary, when not overwhelm
ingly Democratic, has always been
clod, and since the war it ha3 been ear
fried twice by Democrats in Presidential
reara. Nothing but the unpopularity
of Mr. Greeley w ith the party whose
candidate he was, prevented the State
from declaring atmiust Crantism in
1872 as vehemently as it did in 187G.
In no previous 'contest has the posses
aian f New York been of such vital
-importance to the' Democrats as now,
for at no other, election in twenty-live
years have they had a certainty of
aough votes t-lse where to elect their
candidatfseven if they did carry that
State. This year they hare that cer
tainty.
New "York is the oAe State which the
Democrats must mate sure of carrying.
No party ever fouri$ itself confronted
on the eve of a national election with a
more simple problem. Bv concentrat
inj their efforts in that direction they
can settle the question on ground of
taeir own choosing, and of which ihoy
will be in possession at the opening s
well as the closing of the campaign.
mess. Certain it' ia that within the
last twenty years saloons have multi
plied faster than any other business
and the accompanying evils have grown
to more gigantic proportions. It was
with a view to ascertaining how and
why this is so that our criticism wa3 di
rected against his article last week.
The reply of Mr. Benjamin furnishes to
my mind cogent reasons, and shows how
unwittingly these reformers have been
playing into the hands of tho saloons,
The article and reply piesents the true
theory of these reformers. They are
in favor of prohibition, and to be con
sistent deny the right of the State to
license what thev term an evil, and
stienuotzsly oppose a high license for
saloons.
In this reply Mr. Benjamin admits
the right of the druggist to sell for me
dicinal and mechanical purposes, and
claims that the evil comes from selling
as a beverage, which he alone asks to
prohibit. Now if we were to close up
all the saloons in accordance with the
position assumed by the writer, and the
druggists are allowed to sell by the
quantity, we would have to have the
additional prohibitory amendment
against drinking as a beverage, to
prevent those who would desire, from
obtaining the liquid, which would be
difficult, to enforce. If we admit the
right of the State to license, regulate
and control, then it is the fault of
society that the evils flowing from
the saloons are not eradicated. Should
the license be commensurate with the
expense they entail upon society,
thero would bo fewer saloons in the
community and the law enforced
against selling to minors snd inebri
ates, and the dcois closed against
youths entering its portals, the busi
ness would become less obnoxious
and many of its evils would disap
pear. It would be less dangerous to
society than when sold by the quantity
from the drug store. Many persons
who are in the habit of using the stimu
lant would take their bitters over the
bar instead of keeping it at .their
homes and drinking it before their
children, as J.hey would under prohi
bition.
DRY'.S : SALOOX,
Jackson Hireet. Koseburcf-
The propretor of this well kn vr and
popular resort would ihauk h:s friends
for their iibe al patronaar in the past
and would ask for a cont'-nuatiCe of
be same in tbe future. The pubfic is
nfirmed that 1 keep none but the best
brands of wires,; Jimiors and cigars
and that I sell over the bar thej cele
braf-d Jcse Aloure & Co.'a Kentucky
Whiskies j
A good billiard table will be found
n the saloon; ul.so the leaJing piioers
of the world. ! :
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WATCHMAKER & JEWELER
Rosoburg-, Oregon.
The Famous Unrivale;
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Tko Eardmaa-Kaadi
A strictly first-class instrument at
moderate ; price; Also
Tho Popular. Pease Piano!
A. L. BANCROFT & CO.,
721 "Market st, San Francisco,
Solo agents fcr Pacific Coast
Foi SaAeJ
A SUPERIOR LOT OE GRADE AND THOIt-
J. oujjiibrc'i
Spanish Merino Bs&cks,
At my fanu, six miles north f Po.ebur, which will
be sold cheap lor ta-h,or ar-rovea tvcuio.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
? DEALER TN WATCHES,
CLOCKS, j EWELRY .
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF SPEC
TACLES, OF ALL KtNDS.
STAGE
THROUGH TO
Coos Bay in 33 Hours.
Cull and examine our stock before
hasinsr " "ewliew. Don't forsret
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the old stand of
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Tliia T linor Trnnnr l ta carry uasscners Utl
freiirht. bcinar U)ilied with comfortabltt stages and
and careful drivers. Stase kavea Koseburjf every
morning at six o'clock. Otflce ai
HAMILTON'S DRUG STORE.
Fare to Coos Bay $3.
SALISBURY, HAILY SlCO., Prowls.
HENRY L. BENSON, A. M.
MISS ANNA E. DEISENDOFFER, -
R. J. W. STRANGE, - -
MISS ADD IE E. SMITH,
- Principal,
- - Assistant,
Principal Commercial Department.
- Music Teacher,
New buildings, first-class surroundings, low rates cf ttijtion, cheap board.
For particulars apply to IIE3RY L. HSiXSON,
alStf Principal.
The undersigned lias lor sale
1
the following Ilea! Prop-
i
crty in Iong!as Coun
ty, State cf Oregon:
A FIRST-CLASS GRAIN FARM NEAR TOK
Town of Wilbur, coiualiing 314 acres Ilaa a
gtod dwelling house and out-buiidir.i, and a fine or-
cha W, all wen lencea aua waierea; zju acres in jram
A desirable home and very cheap.
SETRGPOLSTAff SALOOH,
liOsEDURO, OREGON,
Mcculloch & co,
OjYLY.TIIE best b hands
ITCH XJ
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But Befbi "Yon d.o Tiiat
fNK FARM CONTAINING 352 ACRE3,
125 OF
which is plow laud in cu!ti'va;icn, bakuice pas
ture; all funued; well watered; good inijiroveuients
and orchard.
ONE SECTION OF LAND NiCAR THK TOWN
of Scottsburg; SO acrea river bottom, balance Kill
and timber land.
A FARM NEAR WILW8, CONTAINING g23
jtA. acres; 125 acres in graia, tbe balance splendid
arazinj land. About K00 acres level, well! watered
and well improved. The crop and 5W head; of rheep
will be sold with the land if desired by purchaser, at
a bargain. .
The house of representatives of- the
United States passed a resolution of
condolence on the death, of Heir Lasker,
a member of the German reichstag, and
sont a copy of the resolution to our
minister in Germany, to be communi
cated to the president, of the reichstag.
It is reported, on the authority of a
London Times' correspondent, that
Uismarck returned the resolution, with
a request that it be returned to our'
house of representatives, as the position
of Herr Lasker in Germany was not
such as to justify the action of congress.
John Livingston, of New York,
president of the Railroad Shareholder's
Association, has issued a confidential
circular, to be sent to the stockholders
of the various railroad?. The circular
asks for contributions to a fund to be
used to defeat legislation on railroad
matters, and to secure the repeal of ex
isting laws and the abolition of railroad
commissioners ia the various States
where they exist.
I High license is making progress; the
supreme court of Illinois has affirmed
ke Harper act, which requires a license
fee of $500 a year. In Nebraska high
license is accomplishing so mucli in the
way of temperance reform as to compel
nilenc on the part of its opponents. In
cities of 10,000 and over, of whicr
Xincoln and Omaha are the only
xamplef, license is placed at $1000 per
yar. In the country and smaller towns
th fe is $500. Since the adoption cf
high license Omaha has lost half of its
palows, while the decrease ir the coun
try is still greater. Legislation of this
f. ort is wise, because it is legislation that
th people rill enforce.
Subscribe for Independent.
Eldorado Mineral Water.
ciiehicai, Analysis.
Chemical Iaeoritokv, Assay Office, Eullioh
Rooms and Ore Roons, 524 Sacramento street, tian
rianci3c, Nov. 23, iSS'j.
Messrs. Holbrook. Merrill and Stitson. Gentlemen.
I have submitted to qualitative analysis the xaniple
or blunrado waier handed me for examination ana
tind it to consi-st of the following substances: Chlo
rine, iodine, Carbnuic Acid, Iron, Alumina, Lime,
Magnesia, Sioda and orgauiu matter. -
THOMAS PRICE.
The amendment to the Chinese re
striction bill, which was piepared by
the Pacific coast delegation, has been
favorably reported by the committee to
which it was referred, Messrs. Lamb
And Eaton, the Democratic members
Covering it and Mr. Rice, Republican,
opvosins it. There is no doubt but
what the House will pass it, tuongh
what action the Senate and Mr. Aithur
rjtirHake upon it is uncertain.
Juli.m Joseph, of the well ki own firm of Hoffman
and Joaeph, of Albany, bears the following- testi
mony:
ALBANY, OGN., December 20, 1833.
Gr.o. W. Josks. Ieur Sir: I would here state to
you that a year aim 1 suffered untold airouiea on ac
count of files (blind) and went to Portland to pet re
lief from doctors there.- I met Mr. Apple of Rose-
bury, who advised nie before seeing the dot-tors to
try your El-lorado Mineral Water. I did so and had
one dozen bottles sent to me by A. E. Champagne.
I used one-half dozen bottle, taking: right before ev
ery uical, one small glass full. I not only was re
lieved, hut 1 am certainly cured Dy wnat l used, and
thankful for it, because I guff e ted more than I can
express. I Would advise any one suffering; from this
disease te trv your Mineral water., fenouia you
havo any occasion to use this statement do so. s ou
are at liberty on my account. I think this is the
least I can do for you. as I was cured by it. Re
spectfully yours, JULIAN JOSEPH
ROSEBURO. Dec. 3, 1833.
GEO. W.JONES: Dear Sir- From sheer curiosity
I was induced to try Eldorado ater and was uot on
Iv surmised but hlsrhly irratifleJ with fth result. I
have for many yean been a sufferer from dyspepsia
ad have tried every s kindl of enein known to
pharniacy an 1 without resuit. The contrary was my
experience from the u?e of your mineral water. Ta
fcen aeeordina to directions it produced immediate
relief and iu a short time, if continued, would secure
permanent cure. To any who will avo d irritating
stimulants, I am sutislied it will prove of valuable
coailort and benefit. As a general resru ator I found
it most excellent. -- - . L. 1. LANE.
" DAtXAS, Dec. 2. 1383.
From Mr. M. W. Parsons, last August, I received
one bottle of the Jones kidora to water, from Dr.
Hamilton cf Rosebury. Used half a bottle for ca
tarrh apd can fully recommend it for that dreaded
disease, as I have uot beeu troubled with -the com
plaint sincj. D. T. SEARS.
I havo also used the Eldorado spring water , from
Jone-' spring, Iouglas county, Oregon, and am fully
ssitiKiiod with the result, as l was ootneied with cu-
tiinh. w. u. liKOWf, nzerchan
A FaRM NEAR UOSEBURG, CuNTAIMNC 220
acres, all under fence. Uool farm i grazing
land.
A FINE STOCK FARM CONTAINING 649 ACRES
1 . 12 mile' from Roseborg; 126 acre of gopd grain
land, at a banr-iin. ,
A I, 'ROE STOCK AND GRAIN FARM NEAR
Oakland, conuintnvr 3233 acres. Abf ut 700
acres plow land, well fenced and well watered.
A
A
STEAM SAWMILL AT iRAIN STATION ON
Raiiroud.
FLOURING 3ULL AT SCOT f 3 13 U RG .
A NO. ONE FLOURING MILL FOUIt MILES
l. from Oakland, on Culipooia cicek. j
NUMBER OF TOWN LOTS IN Til E CITV OF
and.
ANUM
Okb
1 will sell the aoore lt-ai property n re:t
aonaWc terms, i or lull particulars enquire
of J. C. HUTCHINSON,
Oakland, Douglas Couuty, Oregon
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Cieek - Mills !
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LA1U & BAKE IS PSltlPS.
TTAVING PURCHASED THE ABOVE 1NAMED
11 mills of E. Stephens and Co., v.e are now pre
pared to furnish aav a;r.ount of the beat quality of
ever offore-J to the public in Douglas county. We
wiil furniMli at the mill at tho follow;!) pricca:
No. 1 rough lumber ." vi- per M.
No. 1 noontijr. 6-inch.. $31 per M.
No. 1 flooring, 4-inch S4J per M.
No. 1 ftnUhing lumber S20 per M.
No. 1 finishing lumber dressed on i sitlej. .S'24 per M.
No. 1 finishing lumber dressed on 4 eidcs. I er M
CLARKE & BAKkR.
er-
Wines, Llquoi's fc Cigars
Eept on hand, and customers will find this a pleasant
place of resort. Give me a call.
KT One door south of tha Metropolitan Hoter TE1
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
W. a. WOOBWAED'i
IB?
mm.
HAVING PURCHASED A COIL
PLETE -ASSORTMENT OF
GENERAL''. ERCH198E
WILL SELL THE SAMB'
CHEAP FOR OASTS!
PRICE LIST:
Calicos, 5 cents per jard.
Ladies' dress goods, -8 cents per yard.
Corsets, 50 cents.
Genuine kid gloves, 75 per pair.
Coffee, No. 1 Costa Rico, Z lbs. fer$l.
Persian Cashmere, 25 cents ir jard.
Suitings, cents jer yaixl.
Fine Japanese teas, 45 ocnts per lb.
Six spools silk thread, 25 conts.-
Other articles in proportion.
My motto is cash sales & small profits.
F. P. HOG AN.
TIi a 3 lHsalar JSfosasc
Situated n the center of tho business portion of
Roscbui-g, havinj; recently changed nanus, lias been
COMPLETELY RENOVATED,
And irepared fr the reception of truest. The
dining room will be supplied with the beat the
With good attendance. As Mrs. Zigler has charge of
tha kitchen the cookiusr will be unexceptionable.
Kates reasonable. Froe coach to and from the
railroad. LOU. ZPoLER.
oh m. m mmi'B
(iposite Metropolitan Eotol, Fyoseburg
Shavhsg and Elair f'sittlng !a a
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AND BUY A NEW SET OF
One of the biggest and Lest stock of goods ever brought to town.
nothing bur the best leather and have gob
I use
W. T. PEKT,
W. S. HUM PURE V,
A. Y. HOVEY,
II. C. HUMPHREY.
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Pcct, Humphrey & o.
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Draw sh.'bt drafts on Portland, Sn Francisco,
New York and other points. Bills of exchange on
principal points hi Europe.
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SEE WHAT ? WHY, THAT THE LEADING MERCHANT
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HAS THE LARGEST STOCK OF
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EVER BROUGHT TO ROSEI3URG !
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INCLUDING
EVERY VARIETY OF
Yaritey Btore.
AT T. MORGAN'S
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VARIETY ST IRE YOU WILL FIND THE BEST
SELECTED STOCK OF
Cigar.s Tobacco, Confection
cry, Csitlery, Jewelry,
'Pcrfiiaicry floods, etc.
Ever ofTerod to tha public in Rnseb-irg, at prices tha
defy competition.
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Will bemailed CRE2to a" applicants and ta
customers of last tt year without ordering it.
It contains illustrations, prices, descriptions land,
directions for planting all Vegetable and Flower
Seeds, riant, etc. Hl-1alle to nil.
D.M.FERRY5C0.DS5&
A.'S
( Proprietor of the
NEW BAKERY
and Coffee ESoiasc.
Second door south of Oakcs' gallery,
M ATX STREET. ROSEBURG.
"JTEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A
KuupIv of Pie?. O'.kea. Bread, etc Ho a!so
cooA lunch, wish a eu:i of e ffee, at rcasonab
He bas secured the services of a first-cl:u4
tioner and nioiiafactures
PURE CANDISS
aTl-k;:Ui, Civj hlai a cV.l. "
FRESII
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confec-
A FABM FO R
AW. CONE HAS A FINE FARM OF ON
. hundred and sixty acres, situated in Whitmore
Gap, one mile south of Oakland, Douglas county,
which he offers for two thousand dollars. Eighty
acrej cleared, of the best quality of fann:mr land, a
lorjfe new fann house, and otubuiidiiijrs, all new.
There ira stream of never failing water ruuninir
through this firm, and an unlimited ojen rantfe out
side. This farm must and will be sold. For particu
lars enquire of W. F. Owens, Roscburg, or on tho
premises of A. W. CONE.
CIVIL;! BEND STORE !
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V. I. ARRIUGTON,
DEALER IN
Dry Goois, Grooics, etc .
AH Kinds of Produce Taken in Exchange.
CIVIL BEND, DOUG. CO., OREGON.
R.S.&J C.SHERIDAN
(Successors to Tlios. P. Sheridan)
DEALERS IN HARDWARE, TINWARE, STOVES,
GL'NS, CUTLERY, AND TiNNERS t UR
. Kl55ill.NO GOODS.
TIX STORK, ROSEBIJUC, Or.
Havinp secured the aoove business, we are pre
pared to keep no its former good name for work and
Irices. We hive tho best of material and always a
full stock of Roods 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 and Steel Fov Srtlc.
Dealers from abroad will receive prompt attention.
- ...... U. S. & J. C. 8IIEKIDAJ
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,.
OF THE VERY L A EST STYLES. ALSO
GENTLE-MEN AND BOYS'
READY MADE CLOTHING!
D
o TVot TTn.il to Cn.ll nixd K vmnino Stoclil
Fia motto ia Quick Sale3 and Small rrorita."
SememTjsr the Place. Ne-w York Store. Eose'byrg
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Tho Buyers' Gutdb ia fa
sued March and SepL, each
year: 216 pages, 8JxlH
inches, with orer 3,200.
illustrations a xrhole pio-
ture eallerr. Gives whole
sale prices direct to consumers on all gooda
for personal or family use. Telia how
to ordcr, and gives exact cost of every
thing you use, eat drink, wear, or hare
faa with. These invaluable books con
tain information gleaned from the xiav
kets of the world. We will mail a eopy
Froo to any address upon receipt of tha
postage 7 cents. - Let us hear from yon.
Respectfully, ,
MOMTGOfrlERY WARD & CO.
1ST A SS9 Wafeaafa ATCsae CUeacfc Ub
CONCRETE PIPE.
TTENltY O TKRMN AND T.OTTT 'RKTJmM
LI hiv obUinsl the rijai for . louUa ooaatj So
laying .
on(iii:io;i3 Concrete Pipe,
for conreyin g water, and Louis BolS'a and Gear?
Frotsman have obtained the right for Jojophiae and
Curry counties, and will sell iannor individual rifUUs
and lav pi peat tha chjC5C Sai-es. An size hrom
1) to T2 inches furnished. Tins pi pa is oiacb
Cheaper thaa Wood, Iron or Lead 1
It is also well suited far Irri-iU-in or Mlniij parpM
andean be laid any distance without joints
SHERIDAN BROTHERS, ROSEBURG, OR'GN.
They would announce that they have just received and now have oa hand one of tlte
Largest Stocks of Genorar Hard-rrare
Ever Lroujrht to Douil.ta, ud when ad Jed to their STOVES OF ALL TAT
TKIiXtS and HEADY MADE TINWAIi, they are prepared to (Jeciaro thy have the
bfB. suply in their line ol aay house in Southern Oregon, which they propose
.
can purchase elsewhere.
In '-he shape of building materials It the way t leeks, butts, etc, we ean offer
superior inducements to purchasers. Ttj as.
We can jrive you bargains in the" to". iwing- brands of stoves, not equalled t-lse-wbere
Uuck's. Bonanza. Farmer. TJtility. Dexter, Pacific, "vYHe West, Clareudoe
Occidei Iron Kinjr, Empire City, and othr stoves and ratios.
The test of workmen are constantly employed in the manufacture of our Tinware
and buyers should learn our prices.
We have also tarapins to offer in guns, such ks Winchester, Sharp and -ther ElCee,
as well as iu Shot-guns and Pisto's.
3Ve aie also Aeeois for the White Peerles and New Home Sewing Machine" twhku
we Bell at loweat rates and warrant as com ole te in. every respect,
Te can also supply
Averill and Rubbix Paints,
'1 e best In the market, at. slowest ratep.
Give us a call, iuspect )ur alock, inquire as t? our pricw, and w promise lo stilt tJ
any oaj c au. i ' '".
Axle Gsease!
Best in the world- Get the genwia.
Every package hag oar trade. m&rk
ERY WHERE. nete-t
H AVISO DISPOSED OF CUR BUSINRSi IX
this place to Messrs. Chetioweth, Ktearns h C:t
we desire to return to the public our sincere thank
for their patronaire in the past and ask that they will
favor the new firm wlrfi a continuance of tbe (ao,
and as we defirr to clone up all of our ouUUadir
book account, we would rernest all parties owttr ts
to come forward at once and settle up, either j stk
or note. All accounts unaettted Janearr 1. 1SS4.
win o niacea in tne napus ei an attorney lor eeHe
sion. Take due notice and save costs. '
R. SMITnandCO.
Oakland. Or., November 17, 183:J.
H. ABRAUAM. X. A. UIWiTaU,.., . CHAS. SOrrU
ABKAII.1SI, lEIUSTEIi & CO.,
IMPORTERS,
WHOLESALE GJ10CERS
& COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
2 and 4 North Front str
PORTLAND, QI