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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-10-09
The Novel Sentence of a Humorous
Police Master.
The London Globe says /:

The London Globe Gays:
Fishwives and other market women have long
enjoyed reputation for trucuenee OF speech
aud manner not only IN England, bat IN most
parts of the world. A Russian colonel. who has
lately been appointed chief police master OF one
OF the most populOus towns OF the Baltic prov
inces. has hit npon very novel but truly orien-
tai plan for the civilization OF these irritable
danes. He knew that preaching moral homi-
" would be Of no use whatever where the hearers
were two women who we're cursing one another
at the rate OF l20 words q minute, and who were
only prevented from tearing one another's faces
by the strong arm OF the police. " You must be
locked up in one and the same cell until you
have kissed each other" This was jDsarIsbtJ
the sentence of the new magistrate in every case
Of female broil which was brought before bin.
He knew very well that although kissing one
another is a habit with male Russians. 1t is DOT
much 10 use with the women OF MuscoTy, least OF
all with the 6shwives. The excited ladies' were
hurried of, rallied for a time louder than ever,
protested that they would die sooner than give
this humilistiug sign of reconciliation, and then,
after few hours confinement, called the lailer,
and informed him that they had I" kissed As
the conciliatory act was effected in the dark, Tor
the sake of procuring liberty and without she
presence OF witnesses, the hshwiTes we're INFORM
ed that they must repeat the kiss publicly IN the
open market place. A small fine was.tben taken
from each, and they we're marched ont ioto The
mercantile areopsgus and were then compelled,
in the midst Of sisters in trade, to kiss each
other three times and to give public promise
Of future psaceableness. At the end ofsix weeks,
during which period this curious penalty was
frequently imposed. not single outbreak OF q
market wife battle occurred within the jurisdic-
iion Of the humorous police master.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-10-09

BrERsrApr THE ARTIsT-In the capitol bull
ding on that last night. | had the pleasure Of an
Introduction to Albert Bers,adt the great artist
He was roaming careIessly through he halls
the handsomest man in the throng None of
the proverbia negigse Of dress, flowing hair. i'll
fitting clothes, which is accredited TO painters
A tall, erect form, in fautless black dress suit,
immaculate shirt front, and necktie sheer and
fine as linen lawn could be; tall white hat,
white hair, piercing dark eyes and brows. frosty
moustsche and delicately-cut smootb-shsven
jaws. Every advantage Of travel and culture has
been bis. and to manner most elegant he adds
gsnins unsurpassed.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-10-09

CIrIzENB AND RESIDENTS OF HOMO
" LULU yhaz1g Friends and Strangers generally are
eoEdlaly laT1rac to attend Public worship NJ PORT ST.
CHUCK uhere Services held every sabbath n II
o'eocE A NJ. aae ~ P. n SearE are provided for AL
We nay - Pease1 70 attend there Is RednesdAy
SseAeg Prayer Asstag ~ * o'cloek, In tbs Lectar
S'---slo NaAoA ala-rs Ee1co1e. TIy
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-06-15
Placed Under Bonds.

On Saturday Mr. FAC Van Orman, charged
with shooting Pat. Murphy. had prelimi
nary examination before Justice Rose, and
was bound over 10 q vait the action Of the
next gr nd jury. The bonds were readily
furnished, and the defendant discharged
fr IN custody. Mr.. Van OrmG,ls statement
regarding tho difficulty differs from the
story heretofore published Pat. Murphy
is quarrblsome man; aid % was the man
who forced Mr.. Churchill TO sell out the
crop to Mr. Van Qrhinn through his rough
treatment. Then Var Orman went to GU,
the crop he had purchased of Churchill;
Murphy threatened to kill Van Orman. am
sent word to him TO the effsci thai he would
do 80 Hearing thisjtrom diffaren, sources
Van Oriian took his rife into the field
viii, him. Murphy cau,e oat in tie field,
used violent aud insulting lan4u4ge, pui
his hai d IN his pocket as intending 10 draw
u pisto aid then Van ormaa shot him 10
cripple him--shnt him turo igb the fingers
of bal, saAds.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-06-15
A Pleasant Affair.

There wes q very pleasant gathering o:
ladies and gentlemen at Masonic Hall on
Thursday evening last. Theirs were music
and dancing and the customary pleasing
small-talk, and the hours sped away un-
Do,iced until after midnight. The gather
ing was really a complimentary party. given
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Price. OF
vi toria, now on q visit to Mrs. N A. Party.
Mrs Prices sister, and was decided sue.
GEES. since it was enjoyed by all who were
present.. Mr.. Price end lady will
ieave this city for victoria. B. c.,
Monday. morning. aud will be ac-
companied by the best wishes of many
friends gained during their short stay in
RosebIrQ
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-06-15
Valuable Mineral Spring.

Mr. j. T. Cooper. of W:inuf, has found a
valuable mineral spring on lds farm. shout
one mile frora the railroad. The time will
CONS when it will rival Suowden Springs a.
8 place of resort Tor the atHs scted. A bottle
of the water was sent to I'r Ro al. Oak
land, who sutmi@ttd it TO chemical tests
and here 10 what thai gentleman says OF II;
:. The bottle of water you sent me have
tested for iron, sulpha;e Of zinc and mag.
nesia. No farther tesss made find that
sulphate OF zinc and maguesia largely
make up the medical value of the watef'
and it will undoubtedly be great medi.
cihal agent--especialiy as nerve tonic.
VIII give IL more attention as saan - ]
have tims, and will be glad to avail N.Y.
self of the opportunity Of visiting the 10.
cation"
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-06-15
stare Robbery.

The stage of thc California and Oregon
Stage Company was robbed on Siskiyou
iiloiintain hv two higEwaytnen, ON the 10Th.
From reliable sources we learn the follow.
iga particulars: Mort. Eidines was drivin 7
qne here were six passengers on the sage,
an,orq III m Jerry Aewlapd. If Jackson
vi4Ja. and Jesse Dryer. of Games Valley
The lHghwaymen called u the driver -
halt. > d "a he showed 10 inclination 70 do
"a, sfieY raised their shetanns and fhreatenef
10 shoae him ef he 'koS; then tue sssgs
stor.s.l. At one; Wells, Fargo & Co. tx,
press b,x and The brass lock me'j t.ftch
were d,.manded. and passed out, aud the
Stage ,otdereei t9 proceed on its way None
# the passengers were nnlested. Had The
llighwaym4a :. vent througi. tli.u they
Roald have got $4,000 or 5000 out ef
Jerry NewIan,i's val.se. and Jee Clauga
would have lost h nice little snru ai $500.
4 is not known how much treasure the brass
lock pousa cansained, bat :f,ere was at
least $500 dollars IN the excess box, and
probably 500.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-06-15
. The Complete Washer >,

Messrf. Smith q Wilson have been can
vassing Douglas county the past few DAYS
for /" The Complete Washer" . machine
in every way firstsclass and certain to give
satisfaction to ell who may uss ii. The
success that has attended their efforts has
been every way pleasing to them, and the
number Of sales effected by them quite
large. Personally we have inspected "a The
Complete Washer" and after thorough
examination. we can say It 10 tie best
We have ever seen offered in the market.
The truth 10, two thirds OF the washing
machines sold are disposed Of on the repu>
tstion that has been acquired by The
Complete Washe. !" and many of the old
styles havs been discarded 70 give the new
aad best one place in th;s city. To de-
scribe iis many good qualiivs would require
more space than We have at our disposal;
but co those who desire ooed machine We
would say, call en- Smith q Wilson, Metro.
politan Hotel, and learn why " "The Com.
plste Washer. is the bsst washing machine
ever invented.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-06-15
Fi.,e Garden.

0ns OF the bpst s.pf ami finest pArJsns
~ t,te State IS tat belonging 10 'sir. Tn =
Farq un tue west side of tue
river. opp site iiiis city T TIe soil g sanl,
and 80 VAIN that vegetab bes mature there
81 weeks or month esrlisr taau they cxu
b. produf ed elsewhsrr in TIE county A. tue
pre- ent firl~ the ownes has sbont tw,pts
acres uud,r cutiivatlsn. g.ri III sece,ahles
growing are thrifty and garssus. Already
this season Mr. Fasquaf has shipped ssss
eral hundred dollars w.rtii Of early vegeia
bles TO the Eapere, Salem and Portland
markets. from which b. realized hand
some profit. and it Is. safe to say his nett
income from the ga rden will have amount
cd TO s 1900 at the close Of the presen'
season,
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-06-15
Immigrants Arriving.

Several immigrant wagons. containing
families arrived in this city from Southern
California during tho first of the pas,
week. Twenty Eve or thirty more wagons
are reported on the road between this city
and jacksonville, and will arrive within the
next four OF Eve days. One of the wagons
which passed through town was a curiosity
in the shape of travelling wagon. 1t was
fitted up with stove inside. table. seats,
bed, etc, and was in every wy clean and
comfortable. TheSimmigran.s complained
If dry weather ami hard times in Caliiora
MIA, but those We convrrsed with apptared
10 be in comfortable circumstances 6nan-
cially. Several families viii buy farms and
settle in this county.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-06-15
ITEMS IN BRIEF.


Travel 10 increasing over the Coos Boy
road.
T.C. Reid has been appointed postmaster
ct Gardiner.
Hon. J. C. Hutchinson has our thanks
for some very fine cherries
Wakelees squirrel Poison and Stryeh-
nipe cheap at S. Hamilton's.
The voting population OF Dous las county
has increased 264 in two years
The Looking Glass club will play our
bows a game Of base ball on the 2lss.
Annual mepting of trustees of Umpqua
Academy will be held at the building june
goth.
Jares o,ey. of Wilbur, and Sheriff No
BILE have new daughters and oolh are
happy
Johnson's Indian Blnad Syrup Sanford =.
casarrh Cure. Raaclfrs seven Seals. Col.
ing's voitare p .astsrs and many other ne"
pa.ent medicines at s. Ia ilton's
Ano. ,er Oregon boy has distinguished
himself abroad. s. F. Floed. ION OF ]. G.
Floei, OF this city. has beea awarded the
gold medal fer best decla,mer in Washing
ion and Lee University, Lexington. Va.
The barn, feed and harness belonging to
Peter Burns, Looking Glass. we're destroyed
by fire on Wednesday. Burns has become
quite poor, pecuniarially speakiugs through
sickness in his family T 9 citizens Of
Looking q ass propose aiding him; the cis>
liens Of Rnspburg snould also reach out to
him a helping hand
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-06-15
Mammoth Tooth.

4 large tooth-eyidently that of mas
rodon or mamlno:b--was found about hall
= mile from the North Umpqua ferry. In
the bed Of small stream, by . party OF
emiarants The tooth measured 81 inches
In length. o. inches in depth. 8 inchss in
length. and weighed few ounces over 9
pounds. 1t ia thoughs the remainder of the
remains Of the monsse. Of past ages can be
exhumed near the. -pot where the tooth was
found, and party Of G. ntIeuen of this
city propose TO make thorough search for
them. and If successful. intend sending all
bones found TO Professor Condon.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-06-15
PERSONAL MOTIFS.


Judge Villa is IN jacksonville, attend
ing TO legal business Hsrwill return in .
few days
Thos. r. Sheridan and T, J. Critezer hav.
gone 70 Coos Bsy-the former for pleasure
the latter on business connected with hi.
grist mill on the Coquille.
D. A Levins, Uncle Sam Marks and
). Catching. of Canyonville. have been ia
town since Sunday last. All arssin the
enjoyment Of good health.
IF. Lewis. an old typo friend whom We
worked with at the "cass" fourteen years
ago, passed through town Wednesday, IN
route for Portland Wherever .is ramb
ling feet may take him, We hope Ed. will
lind good luck.
w. |. Frirdlander, Esq, Of the lirm of 8
Marks & Co.. returned from Jacksonville
Thursday morning. He reports the roads
south of this city as in excellent condition.
and the Stage ride qu'e pleasant.
Mr.. w J. Hsnnan, of Wilbar, called ON
ns this week and renewed his subscription
70 the paper. He was one of ll. H,ss sub
scribers for the INDEPENDENT. and has ever
remained its patron. We appreciate a..ch
true friendship.
deorge a. Beath and family went rural
ling on Thursday. and will return home
to day to tell us he caught 900 trout inside
pf two hours. George would call it an even
1000. but he is lineal descendant Of the
father Of his country.
H. Kelly. Eaq, prosecuting attorney
elect from Jackson county, w.s in town
Tuesday, as natural in appearance as
ever. A party who came down with him
related to as the history If Mr. Kelly's
nomination and election There was no
nomination fs- prosecuting attorney at frst
made by the Independents. and Neil, the
Democratic candidate, iaunted the Inde
prndents by saying he was lonesome, til I
i,e wanted company, etc. ga sure was he
of election. Finally Mr.. Kelly was select.
I'd In opposition to Neil. bur hs would not
leave his mining claims To make canvass
of the district. Hs did not expec, to b+.
2lccted, and Neil Or ,pss4.d to defeat him ly
800 majority. N-iis feelings can be better
imagined when he found the returns from
the election counted h m out and Mr. Kelly
In; but the latter vas as much surprised as
the former Mt the result
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-06-15
Coming TO Oregon.

The affi icted will be glad to learn that 9
corps Of Surgeons from the National Sur.
gicai institute. fitted OUT with an assort
ment of apparatus for the treatment Of
Every human deforrity. will again visit
Portland, Oregon. at the st. Charles Hote'.
rom June 25th to July ls,. inclusive. 1873,
This institution originally founded at In
annapolis. InGiana. has extended its ousi-
ness throughcut the United States and has
attained reputation for the treatment Of
spinal Curvature. Hip and Knee Joint Dis
ass. Club foot Paralysis. Piles and Fistu-
IL, heretofore unknown to the profession.
references of the highest order can be
given.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-06-15
Again i'm TroubIe.

Peter Waldo. negro but sh Jrt time
ego discharged from the county Jail. wai
up before Justice Rose again this week on
a charge { t lar 'eny. Peter, it seems. wen,
into house belonging to sampson Jones
down the river. and destroyed the contents
'hereof--l robably for no other reason than
that he had nothing else TO do. Though
he was bound over in the sum of $500 fey
larceny. 1t appears to us his offenss comes
under the h-ading Of malicious mis-
chief, since Pete appropriated mono of the
goods contained in The house to his o~n
aaa
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-06-15
The Fourth at Oakland

There will be . grand celebration oi
the Fourth at Oakland this year. and the
citizens of that place are making extensive
preparations for it. l.. B. Stearns. Esq oi
Portland. wi deliver the Grafton There
will he barbecue and basket dinner.
Fireworks and ball in the evening will
close the days celebration. AS only half
FIRE will be charged by the railroad com.
pany. we hope our people will go over
and give the citizens Of Oakland benz
nfif
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-06-15
Indicted for Mnrder.

Hon. Binger HermaHn is east OF the
mountains. attending Court in Canyon City
He went, there on the prosecution againss
Wallice for the killing of Dodge last fall
10 Grant county. Dodge was formerly :
resident of this county. and resided on the
North Umpqua. near ~her- Patterson's mil
10 now situated. From a letter We leari:
that the grand, jury has found q bill TO
murder in the first degree against Wallice
and the case is now on trial.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-06-15
Wlln Invited Him2

The 0regoniaa o. June I'LL, says that /,
B Siea rms. Esq. has b.en invited and has
accepted an invitation to deliver Fourth
of July oration at this place oa the coming
natl, nal anniversary. Az n, steps have
as yet been taken to Gel, brate the Fourth
here. ami no one authorized 10 extend such
invitation 70 MIR. stearns cs any one else, we
are surpr1sed at the Portland paper's an-
n,uncrmeut Who took the liberty 10 ask
Ir S5earls to GOMEZ
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-06-15
Fitting Monument.

This week the monument for the grave
II Mrs James Dixon arrived from Portland
n charge of Mr. Ballentyne. of Portland,
The manufacturer. and placed in position.
L IL fine piece of workmanship. and cost
nearly. /. not quite, $40O. Il is fitting
.tssti.ne nisl to The many virtues Of her who
vas . faithful wife and loving mother 70.
acarly fitty years.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-06-15
Shot His Wife and Himself.

0r The 9h instant. at Msrysville. Cal
Or. B. r. Holsclaw sll,t and killed his wife
aud then kille.i himself The cause of this
double murder w"s jealeusy-whethei JUS
tilted or not the dispatches do NOT state.
DIR. Halsc.aw was once Judge of Josephine
county. md well known in this par # the
State
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-06-15
State Grange Officers.

Fer the benefit of our State exchanges
and members Of thu Order. We viii stat
that at the last annual meeting of the STA ,
Grange, a. B. shipley. d clackams,
county, vas elected Master. aAd D. 8. &
Buick. Of Douelas county. OvsssscE.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-06-15
The Fourth at Looking Glass.

The Fourth at Looking Glass.
An adjourned meeting of the citizens Of
Looking Glass and vicinage was held in the
hall in Looking Glass on Saturday. June lst,
to complete arrangements for celebrating the
coming Fourth Of July.
L. Buell. was chosen President.
The committea.on selection of grounds re-
ported in favor. Of the grove near the resi-.
dence of e. Morgan, Sr.
Committees were appointed as follows:
To Procure Orator, Reader and Chaplain
j. H. Williams. H. Churchill and John IL.
Bower
On Finance James Dillard, Robt. Wood.
ruff and w. r.. Wells.
On Music-M. l. Waters, E. Morgan, w.
III. Ollivant. y g
On Preparation Of Grounds-R. Flournoy,
Peter Buell. and q. Morgan, Sr.
On Preparation Of Tables-Alonzo Buell..
A. J. Warren. Howard Livingston, luther
Duvall and A: @. Ceston.
L. Buell. was chosen President Of the Day
and VIM. Irwin, Grand Marshal.
L. BUELL., President.
o. Fl. FLooK. Sec.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-06-15
New Mail Route.

Service on the new mail route between
C.nyonville and Ella Creek will be CON-
menced to-day. and will hereafter 30 con.
tiau I'd seni.woekly. The people living on
Elk Greek justly feel elatsd.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-06-15
Going to John DAYS.

Mr. r. billiard. with e. L. Mcconnell and
Nat. Seabufn. started on Wednesday for
John DAYS river with 800 head of sheep.
which he proposes to sell or rent out on
shares. He, as well as others. was led 10
this step by fattering reports regarding the
bunch grass regions OF Eastern Oregon.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-06-15
New Lumber Yard.

Pat,ersnn's saw mill on the North Ump
qua. is now in successful operation. aud
considerable sugar pine and other fine
lumber is being snipped inso Roseburg by
teams. The owners of the mill have es-
tablished lumber yard in the city, pear
Matthews blacksmith shop
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-06-15
Good Hay l,roD.

Reports from the county are to the ef.
feet that the hay crop will be ur rusuaily
fair this year. Those of our farmers who
got in late crops ot oats have converted
them into hay. and the yield of timoihS
and Wild grasses is all that was hoped for.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-06-15
Playing at Astoria.

The Wilton dramatic troupe. consisting
of Frank and Ms. Wilton, Charles Mark
ham. James Cou0hlin. Henry Carroll, Ed
Daily and Miss Esther Webber. 10 now
giving performances to good houses at
astoria. The troupe will Don appear iE
this city
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-06-15
Double-headed Barley.

We have st this O.iice for the inspection
Of those who have interest in such mat
ters. small bundle Of dnu ole-headed BAR
ley. The barley WAS grown on the farm Of
Vim. McBee. Esq, and should be seen by
s,s,P grain Uyroxzrrs
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-06-15
Heavy Fall.

a child of Mr.. Geo. Jones was thrown
rom \ va.,or The olssz day and sustained
/ heavy fall The child was unconscious
for IN hour or two. but finally rallied. sno
is now recovered.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-06-15
Society Meetinas.

sage q MPQUA CHA TER NO. IL. E
ss A. NJ, holA regular commun,ca
EGS4 tions every FIRST and third Tuesda,
in each month All members in gs,od
standing will take due and timely motto
and govern themselves accordingly Visit
lug companions are invited TO meet will
the Chapter when convenient.
b. HERMANN, H. P.
w. I. FRIKDLAkDER, Sec'y.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-06-15
Reelected.

It is with pleasure We Nd.
nounce the reelection of y. FL.
Hazard, Esa., district attorney.
During his present term of Office
Mr.. Hazard has wen the respsc.
and esteem of the people of Dou.
glas county Irrespective of party.
Mr. Hazards majority u over
sixty votes.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-06-15
.InlAprinfing.

We have done some very neat printing
in the way Of cards. bill heads and posters
this week. Our stock in the job>printing
line is completes. and ordsrs viii 10 6lied
promptly at low rates.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-06-15
Do Not Forget.

Do not forge, that there will be 6ne lot
of horses sold Il the Overland Hotel. Myr-
tie Greek. July 5,h, and chance offered
purchasers to secure rare bargains.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-06-15

N /LAU hEL LODGE A. f. and A. N
holds regular meetings on or bsfoss
each fall moon.
A. JONES. W. N.
AT CAMfBRIL, Secy.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-06-15
Base Ball ut Looking Glass.

Roberts Greek and Looking Glass clubs met
at the latter place Saturday, for contest
on the diamond field. Both clubs were in
fine practice. and the game played was =
good one The Roberts creek club came
out victorious, as win Be seen by the follow.
ing score:
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-06-15
Panama Grange Meeting.

"A called meeting of Pomona Grange
will be held to>day At Grange Hall in this
city. A genera attendance Of members
is .equestsd.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-06-15
Notice.

Notice is hereby given to whom it NAV
concern that the undersigned has been
awarded the contract for keeping the
Douglas county paupers for period of two
years. AL persons in need of assistance
rom said county must first procure certi
ncate to that effect from any member of
the County Board, and present it to one Of
the following named persons who are au-
thorized to, ard will care for those present
ing such certificate: Button & rerkins:
Roseburg: L. L. Kellogg, Oakland; Mrs.
Brown. Looking Giass. Dri Woodruff Is
authorized to furnish medical aid to ali per-
sons in need of the same and who nave
been declared paupers,ef Douglas county
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-06-15
PHILETARIAN

PHILETARIAN
Lodge. No 8, 0. o
2. meets on Saturday evening, Of eacl,
week 1t z O'Clock. in their hall 1t Rose
burg. Members of The order in good stand,
ing are invited to attend. By order of the \
a.