THE INDEPENDENT.
BATUUDAY, - APRIL' 5, 1881.
A .17ord; to Democrats. .
Although our paper can reach lvit
few of our Democratic readers to-day,
still a word to these to uhom it may
come is proper. I lie iri)portance or
aitenjtion to and attendanco upon pri
inarics is little appreciated by the
masses. It i3 at these places where
every voter can represent himself. Of
ten, too often indeed, have we heard
after nominations have Veen made,
words of complaint and dissatisfaction.
Charges" are.then made that the couven
t,ion luxs been run by rings, cliques ami
combinations, and that there is "some
thing rotteu in Denmark." Grant this
jealous imaginings to have some foim-I-
ation, we ask whose fault is itl It is
'the fault of the grumbler, the chronic
distempered growler, who feels himself
too lofty, too important to attend a
meeting of so humble and truly Demo
cratic character. As a consequence he
hassJept uponjjns right and by every
principle of equity should hold his
gentle peace. Such is the doctrine of
estoppel. Therefore we urge every
voter who intends to co-operate with
the Democracy, to be at their polling
place upon this important Saturday.
If'they do their duty well there they
need not fear the result in subsequent
proceedings.
Select good, honest, sensible men for
delegates and they will select good can
didates for the respective oftices. No
body can well question the grand per
sonal of the Democratic party to-day.
Of the intelligent white voters of the
United States wo hare a majority of at
least one-half million. As to honestv
'of purpose there can be no doubt what
ever. For nearly a quarter of a cen
tury we have been out of power, but in
pursuit of a grand object we have never
quailed beneath defeat, but always ral
lied for another fray. The object
sought was not political pelf nor gov
ernment pap, - for a dishonest place
seeker can easily shift his saili to meet
the successful current. Our purpose
lias been the conservation of good prin.
biples, the happiness of the people, the
preservation of our system cf govern
ment. The thinking people realize all
this and will contribute to our succss
if we but accompany our promises with
'candidates whose characters attest the
sincerity of our pledgas. Therefore we
'1'epeat, attend the initial meeting, send
your good men to the nominating con
vention and after they have done their
Work tighten On your armor and cease
not, waste not, until victory crowns
your efforts.
Oollection of Tasss-
SberilF Sears of Multnomah county
beat tile mortgage-tax decision Tne
Oregonian of Tuasday says:
Yesterday Sheriff George C. Seais
collected from the Dundee Mortjraire
aiid TrUst and Investment Company
$3259 76, the amount assessed against
them on the tax roll for mortgage? held
in Multnomah county. It will lie re
membered that in a suit brought by tho
above corporation in the United States
circuit court to enjoin Sheriff Sears and
tli:sKeriffs of thirteen other counties
from collecting taxes assessed under
?vhat is commonly known as tho mort
gage tax law, Judge Deady on the Gth
of last month decided in favor of the
plaintiff and issued the injunction asked
for. '
Acting nnder advice of Hon. Ij. B
Stearns, judge of Multnomah county,
the sheriff erased from the assessment
roll the amount set opposite the name
of the Dundee company, which amount
waS placed in the column headed "uiorf
gages," and he entered the same sum
'
. 1 ll - jt fv 1
.
unuer me nea(iinr "siierin s asspsis:
indnts," assuming that right under the
tattitea of Oregon. About two o'clock
y terdajaf teraoon he visited the bank
an I demanded the amount of tax due,
an .1 threatened, if it were not paid im
in fed lately, to levy on the property or
elostji tho bank. After considerable dis
cussion of tho question, tho amount
was paid under protest. Following the
same line? of proceedings, he collected
tnortgage taxes from the Oregon
it Washington mortgage savings bank?
Ladd & Tilton, and the. Bank of Ore
gon, getting in all near ly $12,000. It
is likely that tlie Dundeo company will
a3k the United States court to require
of Sears to show cause why he should
not be punished for contempt of its or
der. In this place he will plead that
lie did not collect tax on mortgages, but
simply on a sheriffs assessment. His
action yesterday nullifies Judge Deady's
decision,' so far as practical benefit to
the plaintiff is concerned.
Democrats should see to it'tiat the
primaries tp U0 neld tO-day do not SOr.Jtemi of raid court, to wit: Monday, the i;th day of
tO OUr COUnty Convention as a delegate
'
Any man who bstrayed ths party at the J
last election. Give that man ample
time to repent. If any person betrays
you once it is his fault, but tho second
Ume it is jours.
I- ; ... U
Mortgage Taxes-
The Gregonian with each issue comes
out? with lengthy editorials anu letters
why mortgages should not bo taxed.
Like all other arguments in favor of
the; money power it claims that it is for
j the! intere of the poor farmer that
lno;iey or InorlgJ,es s!l0ukl l3 oxeni,tei
from taxation. This proposition is en.
tirely "too thin" to impose upon any
person of ordfnary intelligence.
The Oregonian's argument would be
much more effective and a great deal
more honest if it would tell the people
in plain terms that the farmer, me
chanic and laborer have no rights that
eapitalists and money brokers of Port
land are bound to respect, and that it is
the fixed determination of the combined
capitalists of the metropolis to make
tho people of the o-.itside counties not
only pay tribute to -them individually,
but contribute to the support of their
city and county government besides,
and that the farming community arc
powerless to help themselves. That if
they should fail in the legislature to
prevent the passage of a mortgage tax
law, they would have it nullified by a
federal court; that the people are una
ble to contend against this mighty com
bination. It is the real intention of
the money power to get out of paving
taxes. If the Oregon ian had the com
mon honesty to declare so in plain
terms, without trying to make the farm
ers believe that it is just that they
should pay all the taxes and that money
should ba exempt, it would not make
itself look so ridiculous on this ques
tion. The people would respect such
a declaration much more than they do
J J
to be told that it is either right or just I
to exempt niortgrges from taxation
Taxation.
Any system of taxation is necessarily
from its very nature, burdensome, and
when carried bayond its legitimate
sphere becomes absolutely oppressive.
When confined to the purpose of raising
revenue for the support of the govern
ment, and so adjusted that it falis i
equally upon all, according to their
wealth and ability to pay", tiio burden
is ,i?asy and the oppression is not fjlt
Whenever extravagance, spoliation and
speculation are rife in every departmenf
of the government and the tariff and
revenue laws are so arranged that
wealth f.nd combined capital escape its
just proportion of taxation, tho tax
upon labor becomes burdensome and
oppressive. Of late years capital has
com hired 'to. direct the legislative will
in both State and national affairs and
to devise means by which it compolls
labor not only to pay tribute to i!e
ravenous maw, but br which it can
also escape taxarion. It not only in
vades tha legislative hrdls with its se
ductive influence?, but seeks to corrupt
courts and judges. Especially do we
Grid this to be the present condition in
wldch the
laboiing people of this State and espe
cially tho farmers, owe to themselves
and their children, that is to phsce men
iu the legislature who lave tho xvill.
7
1 M-. ii. 1 ,,
ability ami honesty tO SO regulate the
revenue system that all capital which
capral v. L?t ti
l
receives the lirnteet ion of nm- Ii --1 !
1
pay its just proportion to .support our
State and local .nvmonl, Th5
a question of vastly more importance
to the fanners and mechanics of Orc-
igon than who shall be United States
senator or occupy the seat in congress.
Tin-: Democratic house has declined,
bv a vote of nciim-fiu ln wtnii .!,..
time for the payment of duty on dis
tilled spirits.
Wiikx a federal court decided the
1 ,e n 1 c 1 , . . .,
law ot Uilitorni.1, which requires tiie
payment of tax?s on railroad .nort-
gaes which run thiwdi nore'th-m o-p
"o0 ,u'11" 1U" l,ilu,lo11 Ilt)1 G l,laH t),,c i
wnnitr rf ti,.,f .i. -,.:.... ...
w""; v. tuu utait, uuuuiiH', ou-
j ernor Stoneman convened the legisla
ture of hh State to remedy the da feet,
in order that the .State should not lose
the tax. Why does not (Jovcrnor
Moody do likewise'? Is it because he is
in with the money power, or does he
fear to do his duty in this respect.
The beauties of female suffrage: A
few days since court was Loin"- held in '
1 o 1'CIU 1,1
Seattle, Washinsrton territory when i
, ' I
some eleven women were summoned as i
Uirors wvn c.f wlmi-i U.,A I ,
. OK .f OI W1 Ilaclc-Vlllg ba-
uies. jiViicr SOUie IOtir or Uve or them
liail Itoor. -. V twl . 7
naa been camnl and made excuses on
.'feen'Tnt nf t!ir rhil.li-r.il '.,",.-. th..:..
- - - - v jivil '" t 41 V. 1 1
attention the jiidgA inquired, with i.hk Ii
dignity, if all the women in Seattle, had
babies. T'leir services were of a higher
nature than that of jurors, eonsequantly
they were excused.
In the Circuit Court f.ir the State of OreiMi, count v
of IKiuglas.
B. F. Lohr, j laintiff, ) suit in eqr.itv
v. t - - for " .
Francis Lohr, defendant. ) ' ' divorce.
- To Francis Lohr defendant: In the name of ths
State of Oregon, yon are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint filed against you in the
I.o'ir on nr li.firn Oio fli--t .!...- ,. u 1
""tc cnin :eo cuun aim suit, uytis j laintm' B.
V
i flaintiff will take jud-nienta'-ainst vou for want
i ... . ""'" a.ii.
.M .1- ls.il n,l if f .II :i I
iief demanded'in mui c-.Uj.iaint, to wi"a Tudmeu !
and decree dusohin,- th uiarri:v,'e contract cxUiii'
between the ilamt;l? and defendant, and aivaniiitu
the care an lei st tdy of Harry Lohr to the p'-aintif?, !
and the p.'aint.ff rerovpr hi-i costs ami disbursemertti. I
This snmmoiB U tmbhsheJ bv nnb-r nf Hon n !
Kean, judje of said court, d.itcd the 2 I d y of April, j
1SS1- A. F. CAMPBELL, I
Attorney for piaintiff.
DRY'S SALOON,
Jackson S'.ree, Jivi-seburg-
The proj-rptor of i his well kn vn ami
popular resort wonhl diuuk hisjirieids
r i , ..: - i : i . . . . . . i. . .
u.-i u.c.i nue ill jiauDli;: HI me pal
aim wiiuuj aK lor a continuance ol !
lie same ill the lllf. lire. The lilltillc is
inf -rmed that 1 keep none but the best
i-r.indis of uiies, liquors and cigars
ami that T Sl-IIovit the lar the cole
Lra.l Jt sse .Mouie & Co.'d Kentucky
W liisk'e.
A good bUliar 1 t:il)I? will b found
in the saloon; al.o ibj ieaiing pauers
of the work!.
i STI'SIII'MI LOT O
j. ultyhtirod
CHADS; AND THOU-
At my farm, six wiles north sf 1tMe1n;yt which will
be Stil.l cheap lr cash, or apj.roicd credit.
alSif
T5I&3IAS SMTH..
"S3 TVS"
AM
s.
"ST T2
The Haii!ersig2iC4lJm4 lor Sale!
tliC bllawhlS Ileal PlW
cny in E?ugss DoHJi-.
ty9 State of Oregon:
A FIRST-CLASS CHAIN t ARM NKAR TliK
..V Town if Wilbur, contariisi. 2J4- acres. 1L a
oU liwe'.liisjf lioo.-e :iiui o;it-buiUii!if, and a fine or-i-hard;
ail well foii.xjd and watered; 'i:0 :urei in ymiii.
A deii'alle hoti:e lid verv i hea-).
ASM FARM CONTAIXIXt; 352 ACRES, 125 OK
J whie.i is plow la ul in cnliiuttK
m, balance
lore; Kii icueevs;
and orchard.
well watered; t(uod improvement j
skction of land x;:ar thk town
J .J Sei.tHnur, S'J acres river bottom, balance 1. ill
a;lJ ,imber ,a,,d-
1 FARM NEAR WIL'lUR, CONTAINING J23
II. acre-; li-'i acres in ruin, ths balance spleii-lsd
raztii,r hiil-.l. Alfont .'tin ucro.-'S Un ci, weil watered
and Weil improved. Thj crop :i:i.l :' hcid of hee)
v, .1; be sold with the land if thfeircd by purcha.-:er, a',
a bar-.a vs.
A
i..;id
KaRM NKAR ROSKP.f
acres, nil under fence.
no, containing; 320
Gool farm or y-iu.iis
I 'NK STOUK I'AilM CONTAINING 640 ACIiKS
l. 1 '- mi hi from Kobeburc;; 15 Acred of good grain
land, al a bargain.
i L R:.JK S Toe It AND (UlAIX FARM N V. It
1 Oakland, coiuhihttr 323J aci-e.i. A!n ut .00
acres l-low land, web feacod and well watered.
t STKAM
l. R..i:roa
STKAM SAWMILL
AT DRAIN STATION ON
id.
FLorillNC; J. ILL AT S 'i;T'i'i I i L" j 10 .
XO. ON K FLOI'RIN'.! MILL FOUR MILLS
X L. from Oalila;;.!, ;ii ' 'ulijiooia creel;
i Nl'MCKR OF TOWN lots in tuk city of
j:V Ouklaiid.
I will sell tho abuve real jirooerty 011 rea
&cna)jc terms. Tor fall iiarticulars onijiiirc
of j. c. fiurciuxsox,
Oakluml, Douglas C'ounty. On-gon.
V itl be mailed E'JjJJS applicnnts and to
etiMomers of last liS year w ithoht ordering it.
It contains illustrations, prices, descriptions and
tiircctions for plantinv; nil VeKtaile and Flower
f-Vrds. rianrs. -tr. itn-Rli:ariJ l nil
Kf?. ??:'VJleJcl??JS WS.Z
omit- lu;.i im o.'ii.jn'iia iui i mt'iiis, v
Warks, Copyrights, for the United SI
England, trance, Germany, etc. ITar
intents sent free. Tbirty-scven yea
.Patents obtained through munn&
warns, uopynftnis, ior tne uniteo states, tJanaoa,
liana BOOK about
years' experience,
'atemsoDtaineatiirouuiiMUijN & co. are noucea
In -a u vri Pin A m w in a vr Ka lunvnot- hnut anil
lnost "Wely circu.ntert scientific paper. .20ayear.
vecKiy. epienam ensravmns Jina intrpunK in-
inrmHtinn. Knoninion onnv nf thr Hpiddi St1 A mtrB
en.n sent f rep. Address MUNN A; CO., ficimiifia
.AM,MCAJ imce M "roadwy ork- ' i
HOTICE.
1)Y onnr.n or thk coixtv cot'kt of
J I 'ou'.as c.uiTitv, nia ie an l entereil at the Janu
ary term, ISil. i;ei!e.il bids will bo recei'.cl until
T;mr:-i.ia , A'ril l'1, 1HSL at 12 o'cl -el: of said day.
for the construction of a countv bridue over the
s!,ulh fmjua river, from the foot of Lane street in
the coivorute lin.is .f the city of Jochnr to a cer
tain tr.i t of bind deeded by .1 K. N. Ueil to loulas
county as riubt f way, ili tha wc-t buiU of .said
rier. Said bridge to be i i-nstruclcil as j.er nl ins 01;
fiie iu Jie s-flieo of tlie t ounty icrk, and ko-s) as
tlie Howe trus-i.
The eo nty court- reserve:! the riht to reject any
or i-.ll hid:; or to choline tbe s;d.i jdciis in resjieei. to
1 le'c'tli ol snms or leni
: ah buu m be aem.
len-itu of span or length 01 bridge.
iiiico o.v a yood a-nd suiueient
! ornsei
? 'vri5!tV, '":wn.0"l ",a.'i,r,,!sh, th0 1,0 ,l!s. mv
be icouirea for tne laithiul i.e.i.o;).i'!ce or the co!i
.... 1 s.. !. I I ; :i II
inte. o. .-. . 1 1 .m .n.
Tuv'i 1-' 134
Co ante Jud','e.
la tho Circuit Court f tho State of. Oregon for the
County of Doug'.a .
Ivan U. Oansiin, ilainJ!f j
vs. ,
W. II. i'a'-krt, defendant. ;
To mi it. W. il. l'ark- defendant: In the name of
the State of Oregon, you are hereby required to a)
ie tr and answer the coniNlant- filed airain-tyou in the
above entitled court and cause .m or before the first
riav ,f the next rcjridar term thereof, wit: on or
before the se-MiJ .Monday in May next, to wit: May
1-th A- p- ls!i nn l '" d,,fil,,lt ,lierH"f t,h'5 i-'-l
will take judgment .a.'aiiist you in the nuns of
and za;.; ni $tt:,.M: and wo.oo and in-
terest thereon at the rate of ten per cent, per annum
from May 5th. a. i. iS3, and is dollars, and for
co?ts and dlshnrsewents. Service of Ui:s suinnions
il3m:tUo hy j.nfdlcati.m in iuru nice of an order made
bv Hon. U. t. liean, .tu.i;.- ol sam l ouri, at -ciiam-
hers" on the Sth day of Ueceiniier, IS!.
nokthi e o:ukrt,
n12-f.t attornevs for ulaintiff.
't I rt
H aviso rrnciiAPED the ap-ove xamed
mills of E. Stei'liens and Co., we are now pre
pared to furnish any amount of the best quality of
L , . ' ,
!... nlf.-,rn.i tn the public in Ponsrlas conntv. W.
.
wi" Iur"kh at the r"ul at th '"S i'r':"
Ko. 1 rouuh lumber v. 2 per If.
No. 1 n.xinn, 6-mch Hi jcr M.
Xo. 1 flooring, 4-mch s.'O jter M.
No. 1 finishing lumber iii per M.
n. i tinishin-' lumber dressed jn side.i. .$-lt tr II.
No. 1 fciisbiajr lumiter dressed on 1 tides. .$20 per il.
fT inrv c. 1 vpn
1 J.i-UiVCi iAl-i-lv.
FINE 3 TWHIN CS
(Th
mJtm
T. FARM CONTAINING 431 AND 301 .
V aero, IS nn'e-i from Koschunr, on toe Cw Bay
st roid.and known as the "Eighteen Mile House
e ro".J,nml known as the "Eighteen Mile House."
Hji! '"Otui :elli:i'', lanre barn -nj outhouse', with
n:'ch:.ril ami g od gulden s cl fenced. A good
vizeA creek i ir u.jh the puu-e, near the house
u;id luni. cr e"o ..nice rulliii lami. (jirain,
iiiuat and I ,cnty of limber tor fuel, fencing
!J build r. uqinsts. U a j;ok1 tavern stand, le-in-near
th-foot of const rtn'o of ino-jntuins T..U
)i:iit! and staye s-taticm ailjniiu!r. Cliin:iti healthy,
water ure. Terms, par c;ish laud pari cu liberai
iiae. !
A I.SO AD.TOININ'i A FARM OF lfrfl ACHTS,
j v. ah g-M)d dwelliii" and h-irn and outhiiiMins
vi it'i a beariirj; orchard One-half plow I.snd and bal
ance timber laml, and all well watered. Tlusse farms
will he s-ild eiLher together or seperately,- to suit
jmreiiastrs. Apply to Ilt-i'Miaiiii & Kali, ilosebur,
Oreo.i.
Irfjokiu Glaw. i'l Douglas cnuntv. 125 Bcres of
1'h.w land f the best quality, balance pasture land
with plenty of oak huJ (ir timber ir fuel and fenc
ing. All well watered, with dwelling b.ir;i and good
orch-id. 1'rice One tho'is ind down, bal. nice
on easy terms. A fee simple tin guaranteed. K:-.-piire
i-fA Hermann i Ka Koseuiir, or A. i".
l;-.w;i Co., Oakland.
The Famous Unrlvnlcd
Tho Sardsaan Piano,
A strictly' first-class instrument at
moderate prije: Also
Tks Popjiliu Tease Piai:o !
A. L. BANCROFT S: CO.,
721 il irket st., San Francisco,
Sole agents fcrPacilic Coa;v
&1ETR0P3LSTAH SALOOri,
i:OcEnui:G, orkgox,
Mcculloch & co,
OXLT THE 11 EST B1L1XBS
fcK-
Lept or, hum!, and customers will find this a pleasant
place of resort. Give me a call.
3" One do..r south of the iletropohtau lloter "Si
ilMim jmm hnhk
Situated i) the center of the business porti-n of
Roechurg, having recently changed hands, has been
COMPLETELY RENOVATED.
And prepared for the reecption of guest-",
dining room will be supplied with tho bed tiie
The
With good attendance. As llrs. Zigler has charge of
the ki-chen the e-KUi:ig will be uiieAteptioiuhle.
hate; re vsona j'.e. I'tko. coach to and from ths
railroad. j LOU. ZIoLKU.
mm
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel, Eoseburg. '
83i;iv?i5jr nntl Unlv Vuiilng hi n
Wrk:n!ik(v Slander.
Dissolution Notice-!
Notice is hereby Liven that the covartner-
1.-1114' "ciuwiiuie c.muhk ucmmi jucuaru
c . , T. , ij.ij.-i
irtith ami James I.. Dode, tuid -r the stle
and In 111 name t U. .Sunt 1 & Co., at O.ik-
' .-.
land, I loualas comity, Uregnn, has tins d.iy
' J j u '
Smith rot innir from thQ mud firm. J;i:aes J.'.
Dod-e will c.llert all notes and accounts duo
luc j;nc lirm, .11111 iia?j .iil-u ..ssuinetl umi will
pay all debts against the same.
iiioiiA i:r smith,
J. It. 10IM!K.
February 12, 1S84.
AGENTS WANTED EilMEM
Jo handle enr 1I.IjI. PADriliY UJIiLES.
JS'ew NubKcri;tin edition now ready, Uie most
eleeant ever produced. :!frb Photo. A!
hiiinx, m excluMivo dwisms, (Urectiy lm) totted fop
onro-vn trade, and standard publications: HiU'S
Manual, llifitories, etc. We oiler unrivalled In
ducements, with exclu&rre territory. Write to tw.
BA3RD & DILLOM
PnbliflherE.Mauuf actnrcrfl and Importers J.akef Ida
VuUd'U, M and 22) H. Clark Ut., Ciucauo, Ili
A FABM FOxi
r.r
4 W. CONTj HAS A FIST. . FARM OF OX
XI . hundred and h-ixty acres, situated in Whitmore
(!ap, one mile south of Oakland, iJou-rlas county,
which be offers for two thousand dollars. Kighty
acres cleared, of the best, tjiiaiity of farm'njr laial, a
lor-e nevv farm hono, and outbuilding, all new.
There is a stream of never faiiiur water runninsr
tlsroujfh this farm, and an urdiniitcd open rane out
fiile. This f;trni must and will bo Hold. For purtic.i
lars enquire of V. F. Owens, llo.sebuqr, or on the
prc:n is.es of A. W. CONE.
CIVIL BEND STORE!
V. L. ARRINGTON,
DEALER IN
Diy Gooisf&roo3riesf etc.
All Kinds of Produ Taken in Exchange
CIVIL BEND, DOUC!. CO., OREGON".
R. S. & J. C. SHERIDAN
(Successors to TIios. P. Sheridan)
DEALERS IN HARDWARE, TINWARE, STOVES,
tiL'NS, CUTLER V, AND TINNERS FUR
NISHING GOODS.
TIN STOKE, KOSEKOU;, Or.
Havintr secured the aoove business, we are pre
pared to keep up its former good name for work and
fu;; s-titck of jpwda on hand and it U our
nM, customers with first-claiS articles at
llher-rii.es. A fuil stock of
j
prices. We have tbe best ot material and always a
aim to fur
live and let
Ii'on and Stool JTov Stlo.
Dealers frem abroad will receive prompt attention.
H. S. & J. l SHERIDAN.
Rosebux
C3
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALER IN WATCHES,
CLOCKS, JEWELRY
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF SPEC
TACLES, OF ALL KINDS.
Call and examine our stock before
purchasing elsewhere. Don't' forget
the old stand of
1 1 EN II Y L. BENSON, A.M.
MISS A NX A E. DEISENDOFFER,
DR. J. W. STRANGE,
MISS ADDIE E. SMITH,
Nevv l uildings, first-class surroundings, low rates of tuition, chran board.
For particulars apply to HiiS&Y h. BSXSOX,
nlStf Principal.
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To TYotTTuil tn Cull suitl Ksamino fits Stocjlcl
is motto is Quick riales ami Small
Rsmembar ths PlaosJ Hew York Sioro Rosotari.J
SHERIDAN BROTHERS, ROSEBURG, OR'GX.
They would announce that they have just received and now have on hand one of tfce
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Largest Stocks! of General Hardware
Ever brouclit to Dowrl",
TKUXS and HEADY MADK
brouclit to Dowrl", n.. yhen
TKUNS and HEADY MADK TIXW'AKK.
U-si s.i ply iu their line ol a dy house
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can purcliage elsewhere.
la '.he shape of bu.ldiu materials 1 I: the saj i locke, butts, etc we can or
superior inducements to purchasers. iTij us. '
We.an five you bargains in the iol! iwin branJa of stovra, not t-n nailed
where -Buck's. Bonanza. Farmer, ntility. Dexter, Pacific, '.Vi le West. ClamuC
Occidei Irou Kinff, Kuipire City, and ptber stoves Kiid rany-es.
The L;Pt of workmen aro constantly tmiiloyud in the manuiacture t.f our Tjiwta
and buyers should learn our prices. ' '
We have also barapins to offer in gruns. such as Winchester, .Sharp and thfr n,r'
os well as in Shot-guns and Pinto's. rP ana t&er Kites,
We aie also Arzenis for the White Peerles and New Home Sen ing Macl ioa wh!
ve sell at lowest rates and warrant as coiunle te in every respect,
We can also supply - i- f
Avcrill aiil Knbbrr Paints,
'Jlebestin ths market, at. lowest ratep.
Give us a caU, inspect )ur slock, inquire aa to our pricMs. and we promise to tuV aU
anyone can. .-..,
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THROUGH TO ;
Goos Bay in 38 Hours,
This line 1 now ireparo J to carry passengers and
freiiii, twin supplied with comfortable stage. and
and careful driver. SUie leaves Kosebarjr every
tuoruinjr at six o'clock. Ollice ai "
HAMILTON'S DRUG STORE.
Fare in Coos. Bay $5.
SALISCURY, HAILY &CO., Tra;U.
Principal.
Assistant.
Princii'al Coniuiercial Department.
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leather and have got
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HAVING PURCHASED A COM
PLETE ASSORTMENT OF
GENERAL - MERCHNND'SE
WILL SELL THE SAME
CHUAP FOR CASSI!
PRICE LIST:
Calicos, 5 cents per yard.
Ladies' dress good, 8 cents per Yard.
Corsets, 50 cents.
Genuine kid gloves, 75 per pair.
CofTee, No. 1 Costa Rico, 7 lbs. for $1.
Persian Cashmere, 25 cents per ?ard.
Suitings, 12 h cents per yard.
Fine Japanese teas, 45 cents per lb.
Six spools silk thread, 23 cents.
Other articles in proportion.
My motto iscash sales & small pro5fes.
F. P. IIOGAN.
The BtrsnERs' Gutde fa L
sued March and Sept, eaci
(year: 216 pages, 8JxlH
(inches, with over 3,200
illustrations a whole pic
ture rallerv. GiTes whole
sale prices direct to consumers on all goods,
for personal or family, use. Telia how
to order, and gives exact cost of every
thing you use, eatj drink, wear, or hava
fun with. These invaluable books con
tain information gleaned from tko mai
kets of tho world. Wo will mail a copy
Free to any address upon receipt of tuo
postage 7 cents. Let us hear from you,
Respectfully,
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
. C27 fc 229 Wabaah Avmiae, Ctloao, IU, ,
CONCRETE PIPE.
HENUY GA.TKRM.VN AND LOUI3 Br.IjTIIJJ
h.vdobUmed tha riht for Deaia oounty tut
laying
Continiious Concrete Pipe,
forcovejins: water, and Louis BeJAIs and Geory
Protsman have obtained the right for Josnphin aa-l
Curry counties, and will soil farm or individual rijrbUj
?.nrtl i pipe at tho cheapest fiiarcH. Anr size fcota
Ij to 22 injhss furnUlud. ThU pipe U liiuca
Ulioaper than Wood, ijoa or Lead I
It N also well (uitsl for Irrijition or Minia? purpose
and con be laid a-.iv distance without joint
Best la the world- Get the genuine.
Everypackage has our trade.mark
and i marked Frazer'a. SOLD EV
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HATING DISPOSED OF OUR BUSINESS W
this place to Messrs. Chenoweth, Stearns A C.
we desire to return to the puhlic our sincere thank :
ror their patronatre in the past and ask that they will
favor tho new firm wi;h a continuance of the same,
and ag we def ire to close up oil of our oatstandiiv
book accounts, we would revuest all parties owintf
to come forward at once and settle up, cither by
or.,'"'te-, An accounts unsettled January 1,
will be placed in the hards of an attorneT for olloa
Uon. Take due notice and aave costs.
n ' i . SMITH and CO.
Oakland, Or., jNovember 17, 1883.
H. iEaAIIAM.
8. A. HIRSTEI..
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ABItAILiM, IIIKSTEL & 0.,
- IMPORTERS,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
& COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
2 and 4 North Front street,
PORTLAND, - - . Oj:.
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