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The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-11-02
LET NO GUILTY MAN ESCAPE"
RosEBuRa, Ogo., Oct. 80, 1878.

RosEBURG, Ogn., Oct. 30, 1873.
Ed. INDEPENDENT:-
81 had dream that was not I'll dream. ;
The Democracy have been
singing the charges of .sfraud, :"
corruption" ''official stagna>
tion," anl the like, until it has
become chron complaint of
theirs. Just before al electio IL
the disease assumes malignant
form that often throws them into
fit of genuine madness, and by
dlnt OF clang and ciaiter, whonp
and hurrah, they sometimes sues
coed III making a point in their
political game OF euchre. Eight
years ago Grover was elected
Governor, promising the people
that the government should be
conducted upon strictly economl-
Ca. and honest principles. Sam
May was held up to the people
as a sample of .Republican cor
ruption IN office" which no doubt
was the chiet factor in their sue
cess, and, with "a flourish OF trnm
pets, the Simon pure Democracy
assumed the administration OF
the State government with Gro>
yer Governor, Chadwick ceres
tary OF State, With ther mino'
Offices in possession OF the small
fry. but faithful followers of the
former, the great Mogul of the
party III Oregon.
But what fall there has been.
my couutrymen. Sam MAY has
been out done-made ashamed If
himself as petty, sneak th!ef
compared with the wholesale
stealing that has been going on
at Salem under this pure Democ-
racy that Went INTO power on til .
promise of reform.
Time at my command will not
suffice to enumerate all the off
cial crookedness that has been
crooked under the two last past
administrations.
The innocent sucking doves"
Flelschman, Hackleman, Cam,
Gi;try. Simp,on ct al, we're per-
mitted to suck at the pubic teat
and grow tat, sleek aud comely-
their eyes stood out with fats
ness aud all went merry as a
marriage beIl-and the dear peo-
pie paid the bill. Grover has
succeeded in riding he bucking
political cayuse to seat liz the
Senate; ditto Slater, the "back
pay grabber."
But it is asserted by many that
Grover is all right. he is honest,
he is pure-no fraud being track.
ed to his door--and on the other
hand try to charge all the fraud
aud wrong doing upon s. F.
Chadwick as scape goat for the
sias of the party. Well, 1t is my
opinion that a man acting as
Governor, who is SO negligent,
(even it honesty of his duties as to
permit such wholesale depIe>
ton of the treasury, is unfit to
govern a Stare either iorn OF
the OK will gore hlm-and the
righteous indignation of a justice
loving people will mold him up
to public scern though he may
sit in the q. S. Senate. "Let no
gnlty man csc pc.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-11-02

General Grant writes Mayor
Stnkely from Bordeaux, France.
acknowledging the receipt of the
resolutions of the Philadelphia
City Council to appoint special
committee to receive him upon
his return. and states that it hs
returns by way OF the Atlantic he
will take Philadelphia steamer
and notify the committee OF the
time OF sailing. The Genera
thanks the Council and the citi-
zens OF Philadelphia for the hon
or due him.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-11-02

A gentleman of Vancouver has
a contract with parties in Europe
to ship quantity Of fir cones.
He has now in store about 400
bushels, which will be sent fot~
ward soon. Upon arrival at their
destination the seeds will be ex.
tracted and planted in tnatlons
eongenial To the habit and growth
OF tie Fir tree While Ame. lea
is getting rid of her forests Eu-
rope is actively engaged IN in-
creasing hers.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-11-02

The population of Oregon is
about $50 thousand people. The
exports last year reached within
traction of $4,000, ,0OO-nearly
800 for each inhabitant. This
:onclusively establishes that Ore
gon is enjoying tolerable degree
of prosperity.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-11-02

Europe will want more wheat
for the next year tl.an she did for
the year past. In France The
wheat crop is very deficient, and
IN portions of Russia aud some
other countries it IL below the
average. The quantity which the
United States will have is SO
much larger than usual that no
serious advance in price Is ants
cipated.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-11-02

HENRY WARD BEEoHER says
there are no reserved seats in
heaven. And there are some so.
called preachers III this world for
whoni there will not be even
Standing room. Nothing person.
al 81. w.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-11-02

A man who was hanged in In>
diana, being OF practical turn of
mind, made no observations
about meeting anybody in hea-
ven. lie merely nodded to the
preacher and said laconically,
"l'u see you later" and then the
trap fell.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-11-02

A homestead is exempt from
debt provided the owner be the
authorized head OF a family.
and has flied an article setting
forth such fact with he recorder
OF deeds prior to such execution
being issued, and provided the
total value OF such homestead
does not exceed the sum of
$4,000.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-11-02
Resigned the JudSship.

Judge Sha'tuck has resigned
his position Of Judge ot'the Fourth
Judicial District. lie finds the
reduction OF Judges salaries by
the late Legislature rs reason for
his resignation, and retlres from
the Bench with the best wishes OF
all who knew him, and to find
more lucrative and less laborious
employment in the practice OF d
lawyer.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-11-02
TELLuRIUM QUARTZ MINING
COMPANY.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Ae the annua. election of officers of the
Tellurium Quartz Mining Company, will
be held at Canyonville. Douglas county,
Oregon, on the 9th day of November, 4.
D., 1878. commencing at o'clock p. NJ, for
the purpose OF ele:tinq or more Direcs
tors. one President Of Board of Directors,
one Secretary, one Treasurer, one Superin-
iendent and 10 transact ary other business
the interest of the company epmands..
e. A,E, ) c.lsa =.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-11-02
NOTICE

OF Final Settlement in the Matter of the
Estate OF Loren Davis Deceased.
Frank Davis, admins. .rator of Estate OF
Loren Davis deceased. having Fl ed his final
accounts showing ali his roceedings in the
premises. 1t is, therefore, ordered tla,
Wednesday, d. crmber 4th. 1873 be and ii
hereby .et apart tor the hearing of ohjec
tions thereto. and the final settlement
thereof, and that notice of the same be
published in the DOUGLAS INDEPENDENT
for tour consecutive WEEKS.
By order of Hon c. Gaddis, Coun,y
judi e.
r. r. SHERIDAN,
County Clerk.
RosEBURG Or. Oct 12, 1873.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-12-20

Our clever friend and former associate
in the art typographical, Mr. JAS. e. Hart
Zeil, of % 3 Sixth street, Pittsburgh, has
placed us under obligations for a lot of ele-
giant Havana cigars, put mp ia an entirely
new and unique package, for which we need
scarcely assure him that we feel exceeding
ly grateful. Being one of our most esteemed
and most generous friends, Jim never per-
rnits an occasion to pass without nauifestiug
his good will towards us. This is especially
true about the holidays, which, for several
years past, he has hot permitted to go by
without sending us a box of line cigars from
his CuEy little establishment, where lovers
of the weed VIII fiud AL brands Of chewing
and smoking tobacco, cigars, etc, as well
weekly papers, stationery, and ether
needtHl articles, AT the lowest possible prices.
Mrs. Catharine Boulton, the venerable
mother of Alexander Daniel, George and
John Boulton, all of whom have been rail
road men in their time, but most of whom,
If we mistake not, are now successful citi-
gems of the oil regions, died in Oil City,
probably at the residence of her son Daniel,
who, by the way, is an esteemed patron of
the FREEMAN. and WAS at one time con-
ductor of the Johnstown Accommodation, on
Sunday, the Sch inst. aged ahout - years.
Having known Mrs. BOultOn and enjoyed
her hospitality many a time and oft in our
bOyhood DAYS we can truly say that she
was n kind-hearted and amiable lady, as we'll
as exemplary Christian, having been
throughout her long and useful life a devout
member of :he NJ +. Church, in which faith
she died as she lived, hopeful of a blessed
Immortality. Peace to her ashes.
"A poor, demented woman named Weak
land, an inmate of the county almshoGSe,
escaped from that institution 5y climbing
out of one of the wiut,ows about . o'clock
or Saturday morning last, and making her
way to town in the sCantiest of raiment,
succeeded, after loud and long continued
raps the front door. in arousing the pro-
prietor of the Blair House. who was consd-
erably nonplussed, on sticking his head out
of the window and asking who was there,
TO be answered in true Yankee style by hav-
ing similar cUuundrum prvrnunded to him.
BY dirt bf questioning, however our friend
Blair, who Is the possessor Of AZ big heart
as is generally put In a human bOyiy, took in
the situation before great while AMI i'm
mediately after took in the poor wan,ierer,
whose condition was pitiable in the extreme
and furnished her with all needful attention
until the following day, when she was taken
back TO her old quarters III the poor house.
II ad not the weather, as luck would have il,
been unusually mild on the night of her ad-
venture, the probabilities are tha: the un-
fortunate creature would have been frozen
to death.
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Original Poeticai Contributions.


LEG END OF CotuMBKILL.
There is a lovely story tolo OF one Of Erin s own
Who wandered from his native land unto an.sland
Her noblest son-and many years he lived from
her away,
Teaching the sons ana daughters of his exile land
and how to find the better home, where soon he
For feeble was mis- footstep now and dim his eye
did grow.
What visions of the sweetest peace came TO the
dying Saint.
But mid them all came struggling up a memory
soft and faint:
OF that fair Isle, so best, loved, he gained the
strength to speak.
And drew tue listening monk low down unto his
pallid cheek.
"Go out he said, unto the beach-a stork all
Lies hurt by strength of wind and tide, a wreck
from Erins shore
Find thou the bird and tendery for three days let
Restore its strength that IT may seek again its
Amer thy careful tending release 1t from thy ha nd;
l commend her to thee, brother.-'tis from my
native land
And when the riissl i, was fulfilled CoIumbkfu
thanked and Blessed
The monk who did his bidding and peaceful went
The scattered children OF mis- race will gather from
the tale
The pictured love Of Erin, the last with them to
fan. b. A. T.
I.oRRTro, Oct. 5, 1873.
GOD Is WITH US S!-CHR1STMAS DAY
BY LINSET,
Shall we not Ike the mountains and valleys
The hills and the trees, applaud
When we hear the glad voice of the prophet,
Who crieth, Behold your God Z"
Who giveth the nations a promise,
That the Lord on this day fulhls.
For He comes TO the earth a a Ruler,
And shall govern it as He wills.
But shepherd we Him and know Hint
The shepherd the wandering need:
He will take all the lambs TO his bosom,
OF the hockS He is coming TO feed.
Oh the lambs is il these he viii gather
So tenderiy. with his arm?
Can sit, when see them unshelterd,
Content to be happy and warm?
Can mother be found s. unworthy
The title. so honor'd and hlest.
That she heeds not the moi herless children,
" hen she gathers her own to her breast?
We have sinu'd-therc il pardon in Heav'n
For all who shall ask it aTishts
md the fay0rs we show TO each other,
The mercies of Heaven invite.
But in Y in do We hope for the blessings
This day of all hers VIII bring,
II we move not, by helping our brothers,
The bountiful heart Of the King.
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT The Greensburg
Tribune and Herald furnishes the following
particulars OF Il dreadful accident which oc-
CURED IN that county few days ago
On last Tuesday. the 10Th inst. Mary Finley,
Il woman who hts heen keeping house for Mar
tin FdrlOw in Srwickly tOwnsh p. was Instantly
killed under the follow ina circumstances ::
They were engaged thrcshing with a separator,
and after dinner Mrs. Finley and two other la
dies that were with her in the house concluded
to 60 out and sec them threshing. They took
Mrs. Finley's little boy along win them. Ar
ter looking while at the machine running
they started to cross the iron shaft that con
meets the horse power with the Jhresher-the
other two ladies had stepped across it. Mrs.
Finley, il seems, had partly crossed il. but
thinking OF her little boy reached back for
him, and while doing so her ciorhrS were
caught by the shaft. and in an instant she was
whirird under tit was only four i've inch
es from the gTound-her neck broke, her hack
broke, and the baCk part of her head crushed
I'm. The child was thrown fifteen feet beyond
the shaft. As matter OF course instant death
was the result of the woman 5 injuries.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-The un-
"A UDTTOR'S NOTICF.-Pcter b.

a UDTTOR'S NOTICE.-Pcter b.
IA M7ers VS.. John II Kennedy, William
TIiey and ] a NIaher-In the common Pleas Df
Cambria county No IL June Term, 1875. Pluri-
US Fl. Fa
tributiou OF the fund in the hands OF the Sheriff
arising from the sale of Personal property on
above stated writ, notice Is hereby given that
will attend to the duties OF my appolutu1en;, at
my Office in EhcnsI'urE. on THURsDA AN. the 2'sst
January. at O'Clock. P NJ. when and where All
parties Interested may appear
F A SHOEMAKER Auditor.
Ebeusburg Dec. %, 1878 st.
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A REMARKABLE RESULT 1t makes no
difference how many Physicians, or how
much medicine you have tried, it is now An
established fact that German Syrup is the
only remedy which has given complete sat
jSfaction in severe cases of Lung Diseases
It is true there are yet thousands of persons
who are predispoSrd to Throat and Lung
Affections, Consumption, HemoTrhages,
Asthma, Severe Colds settled on the Breast,
Pneumonia, Whooping Cough, &c. who
have no personal knowledge of Boscbee' 5
German Syrup. To such we would say that
80 900 dozen were sold last year without one
complaint. Consumpfives, try just one bot
tie. Regular size G5 cents. Sold 10y Dr. w M.
LemmOn, Ebensburg. and by all the other
Druggists in America.
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use Van n.ke.s sni,I,nr snnn.

Makes the skin beautifully white and healthy.
removes daudruG. chatting, prickly heat, sores
eTupttnnS, burning. singing and itching OF the
skin and scalp. sulphur hath with il is high.
ly recommended. Always ask fOr il by It's fuI
name. [7 %. -6In J
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-12-20

N Ow that we have promised to enlarge
and improve the I X EFMAS at the close of the
present volume, and have been ConCratu-
lated by many kind friends Of tne press
ou on what they are pleased To consider an
evidence of prosperity, we certainly expect.
nay we implnre, every person indehted to
us in any way TO pay AT least portion of
what is honestly due Us. If they don't. and
that pretty soon. we will not he able to do
all proposed 10 do, and NAV possibly he
tempted 20 abandon the place and ,he pro-
ject altogether. How does that strike you
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-12-20

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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-12-20

The firm Of Lennon & Murray having
ceased to exist owing To the deafh of The
junior member, the surviving partner. DIR.
VIM. Lennon. is anxious to close out certain
departments Of the business A. speedily as
possible, and with that object in view off,.rs
for sale large lot Of tewelrv. miscellaueUs
books, notions, etc, 1t first cost and in man =
instances AZ less than rost. Persons wish
ing To invest in articles of that kind will
never have better chance TO secure bar
gains. GI2-6.-4'.
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q \. BARKER 6 son OFFER
IA Mems Heavy Undershirts at......26o.
"A. BARKER son OFFER
Mems Heavy Drawers at..-..-..-..... .25c.
"A. BARKER a S0N OFFER
All-"col Red Fiarnel suits Gt-.-..-s2 SO
a A. BARKER. s. son OFFER
"a. Good Flannel, per yard, at-.....I2]s,c.
A. RARKER son OFFER
Heavy Red Flannel at. ...-.-..-...-.-.. .cec.
=. =. BARKER x son OFFER
Bersain in Canton Flannel st.......sc.
.s..-t.-...
e A. BARKER Il SON OFFER
IA Mems Heavy Gum Boots at. $3.50
A. \. BARKER n son OFFER
Men Heavy OverShues at......-...-..5
A. BARKER & son OFFER
Mems Cloth Overshoes, a bargain. At eoc.
a a. BARKER tS SON OFFER
IA The very best Corset log the price soc.
"A, A. RARKER SON OFFER
Ladies Merino Vests, good quality soc.
A, a. BARKER & SON OFFER
Ladies Plaid Shawls. black and white ALI
wool, at $40.
.----.....-..s-
q a. BARKER & son OFFER
"a Good Green Coffee. : lbs. for Slsoo.
a. A. BARKER & SON OFFER
Best Roasted Coffee. s ms. for r..-.--. s1.e9.
A. A. BARKER Y son OFFER
Ten boxes Essence Coiee for-----.--.-c5c.
.
A A. BARKER & son OFFER
LAs A spiendid Syrup heavy body At &c
Best in the county for the money.
A BARKER & SON OFFER
Another great bargain in Syrup at....eoo.
a. \. BARKER & son OFFER
A Rood dark syrup pat--.---.-----------<o soc.
g y. BARKER & son OFFER
"A. Mems KID Gloves. fur top, at......75o.
BARKER & SON OFFER
Mems Cloth Back Gloves at........-..5rc.
"A. BARKER Il SON OFFER
HeaVy BUCK 'Iauutiets, big bargain sl-oo.
A A. BARKER e son OFFER
"a Best Dried Peaches. per lb.........-se.
BARKER & SON OFFER
Good Dried Peaches, per lb....-..-.....tc
"A. BARKER 4 SON OFFER
Ees- Dried Currants per lh--.-.-..-...sc.
G A. BARKER & son OFFER
bEs Mems Boots, heavy and strong. at 900
.A.A. BARKER q SON OFFER
Ladies heavy Morocco Shoes at -. loo
A. A BARKER n SON OFFER
Children 5 Buttoned Shoes ATT. see
a 4. BARKER & son OFFER
LAs Sup srior Flour. full ~. per sack Al p.
A. 4. BARKER & SON OFFER
Pure uucUlcrcd Japan Tea. per To-. at. .T5c
Rest in town.
A. a. BARKER a SON OFFER
Good Tea as low ......st-....s- s-.....27c
A \. BARKER & son OFFER
"a Clark's o. \. T. Thread. per doz e1c
All numbers,
a. A BARK Err & SON OFFER
dOod hand-sewiuE Thread, Der dos ..s3ec.
All colors.
a. 4. BARKER * son OFFER
Best Needles and Pins. per paper--...-6c
a A BARKER & son OFFER
"a Good Ovrrcoats at prices from. - up.
Best assortment in town.
A. BARKFR & SON OFFER
Mems and Boys Winter Caps from 25c up.
Largest and best assortment.
\. A. B AREER n son OFFER
Ladies Dress tfouds from -.--.---l6c. M,
Great bar-aln in all kind Dry Coos
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Notire Is hcrebv given
A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.-Notice

Ia il hereby given that Theodore Baker.
o. SuSuuehanna township. has made an assign
ment OF all his real and personal property - the
undersigned for the benefit of tbs creditors All
persons indebted 20 the said Theodore Baker are
therefore notified that payment must be made to
me fCrthwith. and those having claims against
the same will present them in proper shape for
adjustment. JOHN LLOYD, Assignee.
Ebensburg. Dec. %, lS7S.-6t.
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FARM AID TjVS PROPERTY Ets SALE.

TfvH f. undersigned oilers for sale his valuable
/ Farm in Carroll township. Cambria county,
formerly known as tie property oi Chr stian
Buck. decd. containing . iG -cre~ and allow
ancc about tOo AJHss OF which sre cleared. un-
der feGcc. md IL areasunahle stare uf cultivation
with plenty of pure water i'm uesr-y every Held
The improvements consist Ul % Frame House
s2XS5 Frame Bank Barn =0N5-- q NJ cod shed
ami other ueedful buildings HE property viii
be sold altos sether or in parts, as purchasers may
desire.
borou. b. opposite the St Lawrence Hofei. nov
in the occupancy Of Ferdinand Sicr and others
said House Is q two-Story plank nuildin r s. feet
front and So feet hack ami is In good condition
There is aIso goUi 81 BILE AMI other huildin -
on the remises as we'll as apple and various
her fruit trees
Any rcasousb ble offer made for either or 10th Of
the above properties viii be accepted Now Is
the time - buy iaTrn a home IN tlWr ~ a
great bargain FRANCIS A. BJtE.
Carroll Twp. Nov - ISIS sn.
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The new leaf turning season will soon
be with us once again.