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About The Douglas independent. (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1884)
THE INDEPENDENT SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, I8i4. The Legislature stands; Senate, 17 EM,ublicans.. 13 Democrats; the House 35 Itf publicans, 25' Democrats. Tim assures a Republican successor to Sen ator Slater. i ' The wife of Geo. McCrary, of the Hudson River Knitting Mills, N. Y., presented him with four children at a birth recently. Thoy are all girl?, and weighed seven pounds apiece. The feet that Marion Crawford's new work, "The Auicrictn Politician,'' is just out, reminds the New York Tribune ihat the American politician will be out himself as soon as Cleveland gets at him. AvouiN in Tiffin, Ohio, was arrest ed for resisting an officer. He wanted to kiss her, and she banged the door on his nose. The J udgj suspended scntanop, but warned her that it was dangerous to trifle with the law. Hoy. David B. Hill is the Lieutenant-Governor of New York, and will succeed Gov. Cleveland fcr the unexpired term, which is one year. Mr. Hill belongs in Elniira, but was bom in Havana, Vt, August 29, ISS-i. He was Mayor of Elmira. The Blaine hat club of Sacramento, headed the Cleveland torchlight pro cession in Sacramento a few nights since, per agreement befcre the elec tion, and enjoyed the occasion, shoot ing off fireworks and blowing horns as energetically as the most enthusiastic Democrats. Republican newspapers charge Dr. BurcLard and hh "Rum, Romanism and Rebellion" with defeating Blaine, to all of which the Rev. Dr. replies that he was only "an unconcious in strument in the hands ot 'God, to work out political reform for the people of this country. j " , . -. A Pennsylvania Republican, when lie Jeavned that Grant had failed to register and vote for Blaine, took the Ge neral's picture out of a frame and inserted that of a good looking girl with an apron full of pups. This re venge was almost as good as burning Grant in effip-v. A. C. Jones and S. F, Floed are candidates for tho two laud office po sitions at Roseburg under the incoming Democratic administration. Should we hava the picking out of Democrats for these positions we would stop right there as both are competaut and do serving. Jacksonville Sentinel. The election is now over, James G. Blaine will have plenty of time, to indicate hs tai ni&lied honor and the fair fame of his family. Would it not be well for the Republican newspapers f Oregon to wait until he settles his suit with the Sentinel company, before hoisting the Plumed Knight's banner for 188S 1 Sullivan, the bruiser, thinks it un just to arrest professional boxeis just because they draw a little blood occa sionally, and cites the fact that Ros coe Conkhng has made the claret fly or in other words, painted his oppo nent's proboscis red in. many a contest and has been -unmolested. Conkhng, it is said, struts hka a rccster and boxes like an athlete. The United States is without doubt the greatest nation in the world, not excepting Hotentot or England, and it is only a little over one hundred years old. Its population is greater than England, France, Germany, Russia or Australia. Its wealth, $55,000,000, 000 is greater than any of these leading nations.. Its debt is less; its annual expense is greater than France and Germany and less than Great Britain, Russia or Austria. The Southern Oregon Development company will soon begin the construc tion of a building in East Portland, to occupied by their stamp quartz mill and reduction works, which they in tn4 to ioake complete in every re spect, and to prepare for crushing and i educing the rebellious ores of South ern Oregon. The company have Jive hundred tons of ore, which will be brought front there at on ir .....i upon which the work of crushing and reducing will he begun as aoon as the crusher can be placed in position. Tnis company start out fully prepared, financially, to do the work laid out in their articles of incorporation. This is a good work and the comnanv can - vy aidmarerialh in the development of the miaeral resources of Oregon. Telegram. BLAISE SHELVED. A number of country newspapers in Oregon are using their best endeavors j to keeP the PIu,Hd KniSh their ! lettdt",s; f"r w"t purpose -ve are at a loss to know. To read one of their scholastic dfusiona on James G. Elaine one is led td infer that they have not yet heard that the election is over, the way they write abuut the staUsman qualities of the doubty Knight. . Or hers are bent upon convincing their leaders that he did not writ the Mulligan letters. Tkey may as well drop this subject and learn that the election is orcr. Thai it was not the Mulligan letters or the suit against the Sentinel tuatjdefeated Blaine. He died of over production and too much protection; and was slaughtered in the house of h's friends. That he does not poses3 the qualities of mind or heart to make him a great or successful leader. He will never again figure in the history of the country as a presidential" candi date. He is as completely shelved as was Henry Clay in 1844 on the tariff question. Mr. Blaine has shown some brilliant and redeeming qualifications during the campaign, and exhibited an unusual amount of energy in ELakiag a personal canvas. But he exhibited an amount of temper at the chagrin of his dt-fe.it not in keeping with the dig nity of (he position he hud, occupied. His Augusta speech will uot sjou b3 forgotten by the American people; it was but li-tle short of rank : treason. No national party can ever sanction the sentiment he expressed, with any show of success. No, he will not be a candidate in 1888, those papers who ar trying to keep his corpse wram with the hope of reward will get their labor for their paias. Cincinnati Frauds to be Investigated. Congress met on Mon lay the first day of December. On Tuesday the 2d, Foliett, as a question of privilege, pre sented the following preamble and resolution: "I do impeach Lot Wright, United States Marshal of th southern district of Ohio, of high crimes and misde meanors, I charge him with usurpa tion of power and violation of law, in that ha appointed a large number of; general and special deputy marshals to serve at several voting piecincts in Cincinnati, at the election for a mem ber of Congress, the 14th f Octobwr, 1884, and armed said deputy marshals with pistols and othsr deadly weapons, said to hare been furnished by the war department of the United States gov ernment; in that the large number of deputy marshals so appointed and armed were notorious criminals and men known of vicious and brutal hab its and reputation, and many of them non-residents of Cincinnati and the state of Ohio; in that said deputy marshals, acting under his orders and directions, aided and abetted and en couraged fraudulent voting, intimida tion of voters, and gross outrages upon the elective franchises and rights of honest voters of the -city, in further ance uf the interests of a political party and its candidates. Therefore, Resolved, That the committee on expenditures in the department of justice be required and directed, as soon as can reasonably be done, to in vestigate such charges ami report to this house." Republican leaders tried to get around the investigation by filibuster ing. The speaker held the maker a question of privilege and the resolution was adopted. AN OUTttAGE. Tue United States Collector of Intn nal Revenue for this district has been making bmiselt unuaua y otficious J s in rttf&rcoce to a transaction between a coiij-le of citizens of lis county. One of theui who was a leiiUr on the other mails place,atid whose means Wore lim- iteU and vas uuaUie to get credit at the store, got the other to buy him some tobacco. In their settlement the tobacco amounting to some two doLars was charged up to him. Tivs individ ual became angry at his land lord and informed him, tha collector, who it appeal's exacts a fine and in addition requires the fanner to takeout a li cense for tho retail of tobaco and wants to exact an oath that he is a retailer of tobaco which the farmer cannot do as he is not and lias not been engaged, iu that b uiaesi. Were this rub co pre vaii we doubt if ihere is a farmei m the cuuutv wau euiul u)oa theii tatms but what are liable to the saoie stricture Tne collector has taken this step with a full knowl edge of the facts and ins conduct war rents investigation. If he has, no i.t ttr idea of equity, law and justice u i time he was ivpiaced by some One who win administer the 1 law with molt spirit of titiifss. For Fale. A Sll?ini;.. t.. U, pi.tna oUerta forsa!" cheap. Aindv as . i.; ..a: e ... 1 -"i'l" a 1 . n-td for sa! this oiiico for particulars. GEUVEE CLEVELAND'S SEHTAN02. Found Guilty of Conspiracy and Sen ' tanced to four Year's Hard Labor. The Barnwell People says: The fol lowing quaint and curious endorsement was found oa the back of a Cleveland and Hendricks ticket cast at Barnwell November 4th; Grover Cleveland, siand up! A jury of yonr countrymen have fout.d you guilty tf designing and conspiring i with divers Democrats to become Pres-' ident of the United States, to the great harm and personal injury f ovei one hundred thousand loyal olhce hold a is of the Republic. And more: you hava cause! anger, hatred, ill will, curses and maledictions to spring up and live among the hitherto united Republican family of this country. Your advocates have defended you with great zeal and ability, indeed such zeal and ability have never before been known in the history of Presidential campaigns in these United States. As the jury have recommended you to mercy I make your sentance as lenient as the Jaw allows.' It is: That you, Grover Clevelandi be eonfinod at hard labor within the walls of the White House, in the City of Washingten, District of Columbia, for th term of four long ye-us. And may the Lord hav mercy on your soul. Bring in Tom Hendricks. The Stite Vota. The following is a correct list of the vote at thePresidential elect-on held No vember 4th, as certified to by Hon. E. P. Earhart, SecreWy of St tte. - mm - H COriiTlES, 1 t o K O I cc Baker Btnton ....... Clackamas Clatsop ...... Columbia . . . . . Co Crook.'.. Curry , Douglas ....... Grant Jackson Josephine Kiamath Lake. , Lane , Linn.. Marion Multnomah . . . I'olk ., Tillamook Umatilla . . . . ., Union Wasco Washington. . , Yamhill , Totals ...... 810! 13b I j 872 451 75S 315! 17bi 1216: b'45; 9U6i tt; 1015 670j 13! 63 4 (J IZ 35 00 2J o 53 16 3 3 14 1 0 19 1 2ye 1125 U7j 15 i 9 947 1-5 1 244j 3j3 155. 17 1 32! l 2 00: 0 oj! 7 45! 29 40i 42 5u! 34 23 j 0J 36! 9 10: 10 29! 0j 27: 22 1251 i I23i 1444! 161 2193! 16:27 5058j 3c30 759 7-18 202 155 lSGlj 2th3 I21(j U93l i634i mm 946 TGiij H84i 1034! ICG t9 IT: Oi 7 26S60246I)4 TJC Blaine's plurality over Cleveka d 2256 . A Great Mistake The satirists make a mistake in con fining scandal mongers to females. The worst feminine slanderer and gos sip is not half as odious as the male scroundiels who over their glasses at the social board, retail their armours and freely apply the scalped to the character of their female friends. These follow kiss and tell of it, and boast of tfaa victims they have deceived. They have always on their tainted lip the vulgor word "mash," and delight in re counting he number "mashed on them." Forgetful that they have moth ers and sister, these Guit uis of the social world ogle and critiois woman as they pass down a street and spit their dis gusting reflections at their unconcious victims until out of sight. Are not these men worse thai the vilest female gossipl Ex. You Can Have It. "M dear, what would I give to have your hair 1 is often said by mid- die-aged ladies to young ones. Mhdarn, i vmi mun 1i.kA l,nt.. T . . 1 it t i -u T Hair Balsam will rn ve it to von. Tt will Rtr, mir h,.;.. f vu. ir t store the original color ind make it long, thick,' soft and glossy You need not stand helplessly envying the girls. The Balsam is not oily, not a de, but is an elegant dressing, and is especially recommended for its claaiilinesa and purity. Nothixq has done so much to lower ! Ttl-iin in t!i e it' i it- I Elaine 111 the estimation nf all intelll- ; getit and fair minded prople as his speech made at Augusta since the election. Itv his atteiupt to create animosity aud hatied, and kej alive the sectional issues he betravs a littie nesuHnd levenful spirit of which he oiijjht not to be posssed, and for wkich li ...... ; .- t. t i tllere IS MO jaatiacatlO'.l. It Shows that j th people of the United States acted wisoly in d' foatinjj him for he Pivsi iVmey. "' No such an iii'iiiendo ever before eminated from a defeated eundi d.Ht" for Pr-sident. MTTNTf ft CO., of the Scientific AinraiCAW, con tinue to act as Solicitors for 1'atents, Caveats. Trada Marks. Copyrights, lor the United States. Canada, England, France. Germany, etc. Hand Book about Patents sent free. ThirtT-PTn years' experience. Patents nhtatnoit Hinmoli UrvK i. en .Mnto to the Scisntimc Amehica.v. the largest, best, and "pt widely elrcH.ated arfentlflo naoer. f4a) a year, formKUo" - speci,n"e,py of thetsdeutiac Amer. Iew nt fr, Addivsa MUNN ft CO.. SciKNXlHO i .American OJBce, 2UI Broadway, New tfork. 4 . PATEMTS B HAMIX.TOM Bealei in Offers for sale in Kegs or Tin; 4000 pounds of Pioaccr White Lead; oOOtinlccsSuIcm Boiled Linseed Oil; 250 gals. Tur pentine; A complete stock of liims, Srns!ies, Tarnishes, ami Can..-Color. (II you are going to do any painting cali and get prices before purchas ing Elsewhere.) A complete assortment of School Books, School Stationery, Writing Paper, Envelopes, etc.. which I wiSl sell very Cheap. iiir den Seeds, Patent Medicines, : ....... t and everything that is kept in a! flrst-ciass Prngstore. ders by mail . and Express promptly attended to. 2 ti VSm AT J. M. DILL ABD would respectfully inform the public that he hus on hand i line ussoi vitient of iry Goods, Groceries,' Keady-Made Clothing, and in fact everything usually kept at a first class store. Uivhiui a call. Goods at Iow Prices i.- AM kinds of Produce Taken ,n Exchange for Goods. ta.All orders promptly attended to."Ea CIVIL BEND STORE! V. . AEEINGTOIJ, dealeu in; Dry Gooisfroo9ricsf oto. Ail Kinds of Produce Taken in Exchange. i ! CIVIL BEND, DOUG. CO., OREGON. Eldorado Mineral Water. Eldorado- Gaily bedight, a gallant knight, In euushiue and in shadow, j Had journeyed long, singing k song, In search of Iildorade. J3ut he grew old, this knight; so hold, And o'er his heart a shadow j Fell as he found no spot of ground That looked like Eldorado, j And as his strength failed him at length lie met a pilgrim shadow, i "Sh-.dov'," said he, "where can it he, This spring of ETdorado?" j Quoth the shalov.': "For the benefit suffering humauity I will state jtiict the El dorado spring is situated three' miles west from llosegurg, and a supply of the water4is kept constantly on hand and for iale by Dr S. Hftmil ton, a:ent, Roseburg, Qregon." Julian Joseph, of the well ki own Arm of Hoffman and Joseph, of Albany, bears 1he ; following testi monv: :i ; I ALBANY, OGN., December 20, 1SS3. Gbo. W. Jo.ves. Vcvlt Sir: 1 would here state you that a year a;o 1 Buffered untold agonies on aa c untof piles (l)linu) and went, to l oitlund to et re lief from dwtvrs there... I mt Mr. Apple of Ko.-'e-burg. who advised me before seeing I tho doctor3 t try your kldon: Mineral Water, fdid so and hud one dozen bottle suit to jne by A. E. Lhautpagne. 1 Ui6J "z.eli wie.-., ukuigr nght beiore er ery meat, one diuau giaos lull. I lwt only was re lieved, but 1 am certainly fciired by fwhat 1 used, a thankful I'orH, because 1 guffeled . nore than I c express. 1 would advise aiy uue suffering from th disease to try your 'Mineral Vter. ' Should jou have any oecawion to ue tuis stateiucnt do bo. You are at liberty on my account. 1 think this is the least I can do for yoc, a I was etireu bv it. He spectfully yours, JUMAX JOSEPH. HOS2SURG. Dec. 3,1833. GEO. W. JOKES: Dear Sir. r'rom sheer curiosity I was induced to try Eldorado WaUiT and wt's not od lynurjirueJ but highly gratifleJ with the result. 1 f ; . J " " ' " J I " -1 i and have trie ! every . kind of epsi!i known to lhUrnncy and Wiiiiout result.. The contrary was my experience crow the u,e uf vour numeral water. Ta- keu avcorJin, to direciions if produced immediate relief auJ iu a siiort time, if oiitiuuod, would secure perui.ine,it cun. To any who will, avoid irritating stiuiuldtits, 1 am satisfied it will prore of valuable comfort and lie.ioQt. As a jfoneral regulator I found it most excellent. L. K LAKE. ! ' ,1 i ' ' i . " i CHBaiCAL ASAtTSIS.i CnZMICAL 1 ACORTOltV, AbSVY OFFlCH, BULLION KouM3 and Orb Kik)M8, 121 jjacrauiento street, San KiaucUeo, in'-iv. 23,ldS3. t Messrs. Holbrook, Merrill and Stitson. Gentlemen. 1 have submitted to qualitative analvsU the aami)I ol tiaorauu wair natidea me tor exaisnuati find it t em-it of tne" 'following ubaiscas vi ciuoiiuiu air nauaeu me lor examination aud - 3 I ' 1 I . i . . . . . 1 rine, lotiiae, Carbonic Acid, lr.n, Ajoiaina Liuie" Chlol Jianusia, sua and oraaic inciter. UUOMAS PRIC... Mr. Geo. TV. Joses Dear Sir: I have been troubled with neur tlyie pain in my had and cheek bones, fir several yejr.4, a id lud give uj nil hopes if ever jfetti'ijf nred. I wen to your medic tl SiriRjrs with my ou Jume- and gat some of the water, and drink it freely and fimidth.t it w:w a mild physic. 1 uwl it three 'itnes a dv for a little more than two months, and th-i pain let me and I have nut felt hem since, and tlwt has been 17 namths aio. . ! H. CONN, SR. oseburj, Jan. 25, 1S34 , i PALLAS, Deo. ? 1S33. From Mr. M. W Parsans. last Auynst, I received :ie bottle of the .Tone-J. Eld nlo water, from Dr. Hmilionof Roschnnr. Useil half a bottle far ca MTh and can fully rewimmen.J it for hat rtreaded '.'swise, as I have not beeu troubled with te com !:iint since, j D. T. SEARS. I hive also tith! the Eldorado s-irin-r water from ',vip'.' snrinvr. Thuilaa eonntv. 'irerm. and am fullv satisfied with the reault, an I was bothpted with eci i " .... n . BJ l.W IT WW , con ITT FA OB NO oiinty i'air. nre in receipt of a new aivl choice lot of sprhg goods, of all Hnds and suitable fur all classes, making ourstcok of Tli IaFest and Most Complete F ANY BIOUC SOUTII OF POEtTI-AND. Yq are determined to reduce our immenss stock of goods an order to do nriSSt tpVv ces in ever that we meanS. u Tr.:i-. r:n a i y ivui sjijuttiv lUt lllfillStJl N; even the closest , buyer that we mean whatNso say. We will Hend samples and HITCH UPH lilt h.WOODWABD' AND BUY A One - of the biggest and best stock of nothing bu the best Bout. Fail 3 Harness m g EVERYTHING J oaabvs, Oe. f4 WW TT "V F l "T T-v v y v r T-r -r wx. SHMUAJN bUU llliiilto, KUoiibUllU, Oil GN . They would announce that they have just reoeiveil aud now have on hand one of the Largast Stocks of General Hardware Kvr lirouirlu to Dot rla-1, fn l rhtn ad led to thnir STOVES OF Al.b V.T i KKXS an HEADY M.ADB TIN v A.' tiieynr preptred to d.-cmre tUy havn h-.-Ih b. eit ply iu their line o! a.iy liouso in joakheru Uiejiou, w hich they propyl can purcliase elsewhere. - Iu Ji shape of hu.ldins: mnttriftle tho c locks, butts, elc, we can ode: pupt-por inducements to purchasers. Tr, u. We . hd jrive you l.arjrains in the to. iwi; brsnds of Btrv's, not fqnnlled ' rUe whre Buck's. Bounnza.- Farmer Utility. l)xter. Pacific, A H Wt-et, Clarrnd"' Occidi Iron Kicjr,; Euijiirt-t'ity. nnd other K'oves Hud raiii-8. Th b.st of wtnknienat constauilr t nipl'-yt-'i m ihv nianutatture iui i-.v:v aud buyers should learn our prices. We have also tarauius to nfi.-r in gan, such &s Winchesirr. Sharp and ?hr i m we 1 s in Shot.jnn ani Pinto s W art also Airt-nis for th White lV(?rbs and Nw Hum- St-u-inr Macl we Bell at lowenl rates and warrant as coiuole t l ;T'ry reapeci. We can also supply ; . - r Avcrill and Hsibbc r Paisifs, 'i e best in thw market, at. . lowest rates. UivH us a call, inspect tut nlock, inquir as if ain- ooi cao. II I I IH I ft III! -jji-miJJ ' I ' R.S. &J.0. SHERIDAN (Su."cesir ! .W;rl.ri' DEALERS IX HABDWAUK, TL'VVA5.r.. Jil'OVES, X1SHING GOODS. i TIX STORE, ROSEiiilit;, Or. Havinsr secured the aoova business, we are pre Dared to keep up its former Rood name for work and nrices. We have the best of material aud altvava a full stock of goods ou hand and it is our aim to fur nish customers with first-class articles at live and let liva prices. A full stock of Iron and Steel For Dealers, from abroad will receive prompt attention. a. a. & J. C. SHERIDAN. A. F.CAMPBF.LL. E. F. WALSH. CAHPSELL & WALSH, Eeal JEstate -Agents, ROSEBURG, OREGOX. IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE CHEAP AX1 01 EASY TERMS, IK hive greatly reduced .our ;partment and to show ycu usinej u call at s and prices, iind convince prices on application. -' ABftUriM. WHEELER . MI Zi a", i ssa NEW SET OF goods ever brought to town. I use leatlier and have got ft! to Seo Me! TM y-M -w . ."v tt- -w -m . 1 , ;o our pric-a, and w promise to suit Jiitna-muAiuii ILHUW .- '' ! 'J. A. SfllTH, .- - ,- : - i i Proprietor ol the Second door south of Oakes' gallery, MAIN STREET, - - ROSECURG TTEEP3 CONSTANTLY OS HAND A IiESU bupply of Pies, Cakes, Bread, etc lie a!.o sets jjvod lunch, with a cu, oi o-niee. t reAsou.iuie .-..tes ! We haa secured ti: acrvi-s uj uriu uias ciiiiee 1 tioner and muiiuui:tur i all kinds, Gire hin .1 u T. C. HAC2EY, PHYSICIAN & SHHGE0II G4RDIXER. OREIOaV WAR I'm VfS SADDLES, WHIPS IN " ' -: - - .. r -v . t fact everything IN- THAT glj.h: is AND MUST BE Sold Clieap for Gaali. Call and Sco mo Bcforo Buying" Elsowhero. - ALSO AGENT FOR. DEEHIHG SELFBIHDEa AND MOWERS, OLDS' WAGONv;-- STEEL-WHEEL ' HAY RAKES " . . . - s . . JAMES DSARLIITG. OAKLAND, OREGON. . 1 V ; jijlj) rt -" FOR SAtiE, ; " y CHEAP FOR CASH OR AlTROVBD ' ! CREDIT, , A SUPERIOR CLASS OF .''.'.- PURE-BRED MERINO MB.:. On my Farm, near Wilbur, Douglas County ? Oregon, ' " ' " : i. siiini & so:. ROT Juiy 12th, 13S4. l,6uis kjKTL.'-jprls ' : WUhes to inform the public that hi has a number af :' sewing machines for sale at his store at reduced 'rices. . . . The Eldridge, Springfield and Singer THE LATEST IMPROVED MACHM ES " Call and soe at Lom, BalOlj Wahmaking StoraV pood bargaiu to every ue wishinc: to buy 8wiar Machines. TVlio have Spring Water to intriue into their barat ' ' and houses, fjr family usoor irrigatiion, should sh THS CaNCflETE C3HTISUCUS PIPE- " - ru&S -I? CoBn7 w I can sell to farwi'e'ri ?" CULAP, a itnamachma to do the work.'- Will lay -1 the same: by contractor by tha foot, as may b ie- sired. VVarrante.1 to do goinl work c.r no pay. ' Thousands of feet have been laid in tilifomia and ' . working atufacu.rltly. It is superior to any pipe, gmjd for year, don't rust, and keeps the water eliar ; and pure Call an 1 se L. F. Lane. johsLask. .. LA"NE & LANE, ATTORNEYS at LAW," Offick. On Main Street, opposite Co ; mopolitan Hotel, - ROSEBURG, OREGON, ) i
