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According to the tables in the arithme-
tics, four rOOds make one acre, bat We have
known one acbsr to make one rude. The
acher WAS on his foot and his friend tram
were, aud thereafter the friend was cor
nere6.
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No craeishin cnO literally, my cluster Of nuts.
OF .sAlY mt hroHn HAid."
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DAYS ago CHANGED to have to wait an hour at
the Nation ofiioe to correct the proof ot poem
of mine that WAS to appear iu the next morn
in E's paper. He came in while was at WORK,
aud sat down on the table where was writ
| ing and began to talk. Before long told him
| my name. and in an hour, by the time the
| printers devil came up for my proof, We knew
| each other as we'll as if we had lived in the
house together for years. speud more of my
| time in his rooms now than in my own. The
fact of my being his cousin, and of bis trusting
me, hf 9 altered my position with the heads OF
our party. / have passed the Rubicon now,
YOU may depend upon tha'; aud Eileen, a-oon,
/ 6on't think YOU are the girl TO think the
| worse OF me for it, or to shrink in your heart
from any consequences you may have to race
ou my account. l wish you could have heard
q speeoh of D'Arcy's last night, when be told
| us out that he was not one of those tame NOR
alists who hold that liberty is not worth a
drop of blood, and that if it could be proved to
him that an insurreotion was practicable he
would vote for it that hour. Stay, will mark
the report of his speech in the Nation am
sending. 1t has just come in, and have
glanced through it; and even tanned into black
aud white, the words have such ring with
them that know what they will do to you
You will sprirg 6 from your seat and begin to
pace up and down the room, aud your face Will
glow, and you will look what you are, every
inoh his cousin. You have better right to
feel the words than have all the other 1rishwo-
: mon whom they will thrill to-day for, Ellen
though you will hardly understand how it can
bs 90, they partly come from you. He wat
: sitting in my room waiting to walk down with
I me TO the nall NnSEo ltHt NoS
3 held, when the post brought your weekly let
q ter. Up TO the moment of my. opening and
{ reading it, We had been talking over thG
' quarter ACRE clause in the new Relief Act
!. which was to be tho subject of D'Arcy's speech
o and as o sort of comment on its working,
i read your description of the aufferinge of tht
L small holders in the valleys round Eagle
o Edge 1t did not strike me that there was 81
70 much in what you said-it was nothing bu
, what We all knew (only too welN, and had hear
D from q hundred quarters but perhaps in th
), excitement Of political indignation We have no
beon realiHing the misery of those Who are do
10 ing nothing, but suffer. At all events, you
y instanoes Of what you had seen yourself seeme
Z 60 move him beyond anything. Before ha
& read many sentences he covered his face Wit
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-07
STATE NEWS.

Thirty bushels OF wheat to the
acre IN Lane county.
The Legislature convenes Sep>
tember 9th. al Salem.
There will be a grand exhlhi
1ien OF blooded stock ut the Far
this year.
The hop crop OF Polk county
is very g 'rly this year and OF good
qn lity also.
A mechanics fair will held III
Portland III October.
There are five new br cks being
erected at Albany.
In framing laws LET legislators
rem1 mber quack d.ctors.
Wheat is rushing uarehouses
on the railroad and Willamette.
Numbers are crow,ing TO Sal. nj
to attend this session Of Leglssa>
ture.
More murders nave been com,
mitted IN Oregon than ever be-
tore.
Salem has raised quite a sum
TO aid the suffering people OF the
South.
Portland has seen and heard
t Q rhonograL and still survives
the shock.
The Seventh Day Advesiists
have been dong Eugene recently.
Norton of the Sa..eln Statesman
wants Beec er to come up and
give him a lift this State Fair
Norton will likely Meet his aid
cans,ding the j.b he will have on
hi, haud-.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-07
4 HORRIBLE DEATH.
e. Al pomeroy. Of Deer Island. Colum-
bia River, Meets With Horrible
Death Near Columbia City.
Portland Standard Sept. zrh.

Portland Standard. Sept. zrh.
For years past Mr. II. A. POM
eroy, who residea on Deer Island,
| h short distance below Colunlpia
City, has bud the reputation, and
gained the marked esteem of i
lSinl and lldulgens father, an
honest aud straightforward man
A few days since he concluded 10
dig q well near the house 10 a. to
have wafer more convenient tor
barn yard stock. He set to work
with his usual energy and had
Isoos gained quite depth. Yes
tertiay willie working in the well
liz saw the sides begin to close
around him and he threw up his
hands ii, perfect helplessless.
The dirt closed IN around him nr-
til nothing coul.. be seen but his
nervnusly working fingers. The
alarm was gwen at once and IN n
very short time neighbcrs had mr.
rived in force aud the work Of re-
moving the earth began in the
quickest possible time and III ear~.
est. While the work was gong
81 the voice Of Mr.. Pomeroy could
be rlslnIy heard implor;ng them
for God = sake to hurry, IA lie was
dying. As the dirt was removed,
his voice grew faister, while he
cnnve~sed with the wnrk men. The
friends worked with desperation
and as rapidly as possible. but be-
FIRE lie could be extricated the
spirit had Il pwn. .and the corpse was
carried irs.m the well to the house
an,id the widest rlet of the fans
lily and friends. A dispatch was
immediately sent su,nmoiiing the
fatherless daughters from Forest
Groye to attend the funeral of
their fond parent. H.s memory
will be cherished hy tnose ahp
lave been lett behind. long after
the newly made mound las been
carpeled with areen and alternate
SHOWS of the decade to q me, US IA
gentle husband, KIND father and
s,eadfast friend.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-07
sIsasi +.
Personal

Uncle Jesse Appleeats was 10 the city
dnrina he week.
Hon John Kelly. ca Iector Of q s. Gus
TOMS. a Portland pais Roseburg ! fying
visit last Wednesday
Ds K. Buick. Of Myrtle creek. showed
his pi. asaat face % our streets this week
" B CLARK. Of Coles Valley has oetn
ID attendance It the Commission court
Mr.. McCulIy, wor ny citizen Of Ten
Mile. called On US last NJ nday.
Hon John Burnett was in the city on
business
]. w. Strange. our Assessor elect. was in
the city Tor several days He is arranging
10 move with his family 10 the farm he has
purch sed. near Wilbur.
As will ne seen by he VI . e. Chu ch ap-
oinrments. Rev. Orwell. pastor at this
place. goes ID jacksonville Rev. CrowelI
has made many friends by his quiet and
consistenl manner.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-07
TWO NOTES FORGED.
Two Notes Forged Attempt TO De
fraud The Forger Arresed by
Sheriff Hogan
He Prepares For War.

Reading tie NUMEROUS reports
ot murd !, rapipe, theft, fprgeries,
etc, that are conste:,tly occurring
| in this State. one Ia lead to hes
lieve that c,ime Is contagious and
liable to spread anong the dis
| onest and lower classes in every
community. The press is teem-
| ing with these reports. Thelcom~
munity III which we live has not
escaped the inteciion. WI 3 are
called upon 10 chronicle case Of
the disease i. Rnseburg. Al man
know of James Kranp called at
The hardware store of tile Sheri-
dan Bros. and honght pist and
khlte of this firm. Not having
the money with which TO pay, he
gave, By way OF security to Mr..
Sheridan, a note Of about $50,
sig ed by Samuel Halpa'r and
thinking al was right Mr.. Sh, ri>
dan accepted the sane. The
iel!." we,lI away, but sdbseq ilent-
il lie seturned and bonsIt IT tie
same firm Il shot gua, aTftriug III
laymen Tor he Same a nete IN
ii Mr.. [rv,. e. Nj Snsridmtllih
.ng ti.at he note ~, Hall ali, aas
slttcleni security Tor tie gun, lei
hill have the gun, aud did not
TAX. the Iivlne note. He then
went to Mr.. t'rltznr aud there
bought of Mr.. .r.tzer a shotgun,
aud giving tor the same note on
Geo. w. Fisher. A short tine
afterwards the note Mr. Sherldar
had received was compared with
he me Mr.. tsritzer had, and t
wac at once discovered that both
notes were written in. the same
hand. Concluding all was not
right. they sent Mr. Pro'zman af-
ter the fellow. While returning
he spraag from the buggy aud
made his escape.
s on az Prolzman reached the
city Hogan started out for the
festive Kramp, aud. in the even
Ing, 'kramped'' him into the
cnunly jail.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-07
County Court.

The tolleaing business was
Transacted betoresH Hon. G. Ga'ldis.
County Judge. this week:
y. Brown rs. NJ J. and H. A.
Barr; action to recover money.
judgment by default for the sum
of $267.
S Minard ". Roland FL, urnoy;
action to recover money. Jadg-
ment by default Tor the sum oi
$l62. "a.
Vim. Kamp vs. Sugar Pine Mill
Co.; action to recover money.
Continued.
II. II. Griffin IS Sugar Pine
Mil Co.; uctlou to recover ,ilon>
ey. Continued.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-07
The Elneline.


The Jacksonville Sentinel says:
From Wm. NJ. Turner, Super>
infend,nt et this mine, we learn
tia, the work Of reierting the ore
on hand wa completed u, Friday
.as., anu the result pr we'd highly
satistac'nry to the owners oi the
mine. For'y-e,ght tanks of quick
silver xere retorted, making tile
yield .Donf the same as hercfnt.r
The owners have u good, s ea,.y
paving mine, and with piaper
mal,ageaeat and i small outlay
for fnrIlirr ,ievelopeiaents. can he
male 10 pay regtiar dividends
The California pa,fies, To whom
lie mine was bonded ehor. time
ago. have done moth iig toward
fulfilling their part of the csa,tract
ana rs the time will soon expire It
is probable that it will remain u,.-
de- lie present management.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-07
They al Take il.


When the system il ran dawn TO tha
extent that yea pees slerpless nighis, are
nervous and irritable. hnve gloomy fore
bodin . sour stomach, sick h.adachs and
ccattd tongue. do not enroll yourself IS !
high private. in The rear ranks, under
General Debility. bnt cheer up and try
Whites Prairie Flower. The Gres. Liver
Panacea, now for sale in every city and
town on the Continent. No medicine ever
compounded Il half iis equal for the cure
OF DYSPEPSIA and LIVER COMPLAINT.
has specific power over The liver. and BY
curing the liver, dyspepsia and all other
diseases arising from ii. vanish as Il by
magic. sample bottles are sold ar tho
same price Of 25 cents that will capvincs
you nf its merits. Large size bottle. rs
cents, for sale every where.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-07
Yaouina Bay Railroad.

The salem Statesman. Sept. 5sh. says: a
gentleman who has just return d from the
Yaquina By says that tbs work on the
railroad between tide water an Corvallis,
Is being crowded forward as fast as posi-
BILE. Grading for tr., miles has been cnm>
plsted and the contract for ti,.s has already
been let. Col r Edgefton Hngg. Who =
been in Europe for some time. lis expe ed
TO arrive. and the roIeng stock ior the dis
.anre graded will folio J. e,t.r has
been received in Saie,l. by w s. Lsdd from
Col. Hogg. which saates that he had pur>
chased 500 TINS Of iron which would be
shipped to th;s place.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-07
Has Zone

Mr.. a g. De~rdorff. Of Ok
land, son OF w. Il. 3. Dear,lortf,
.Ict, f.,r Cincinnati last Friday
morning. He goes 10 attend j
Medical College, having prepared
himself tor lie course nncer The
efficient charge Of Dr.. g s. CO.
zad. Success attend you, al.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-07
ULPQUA FERRY.

Crops are furning out better than expec
ted.
Mr.. A. w Hart, the art 81. gave us cal.
aud took some of fhr peoples pictures.
VI ich showed that he understood l.is busi
urss
Proi Diggi-. accompanied by Geo Riker.
started with their show to tilr FAR. They
have frsi.rale shaw and success viii
surely attend them
Wnl ayfcld Las very large crop OF
beans this year. II. has about Two acres
n aid the yeid is estimated u, one llan.
drsd bushels.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-07
BRIEF ITEMs

Cool mornings,
But very hot days.
DR.. Hamilton's brick is c.mpleted.
The city has been lively this week.
Ths West Shore for August Is i splendid
number.
Our Legislative delega ion have drparire
foE Salem.
The wool crop Of Douglas county is put
:. 100000
a number Of tourists are rust,ca.iag a,
Yaquina Bay.
A chinaman by any otler name wou
smell ~ sweet.
A Hne new warehouse is being nstruc>
tod at Wilbur
Miss Lucy Hay commsn IS h.r school
next Monday.
Upton is erecting fin barn up al his
farm-lO8 IL 46 feet.
Teachsrs' Institute will convene al Eu
gene in short time.
Judge Watson has gone 10 mold term
OF COurt in Coos county
The workmen arr pushing the house If
sR Lane, Deer creek, ral'idy.
Almost every one VIII attend tile u !.
Cay convention next Saturday
The north bound train was thrown Fl n
IL - T. .-a..,1 fs,...,.s.,y
A. g. Langd IN ccn.emplares erecting u
dwellinA house III Gardner.
The team Of lack Bellows ran sway la4
Tuesday, demolishin9 The wag N.
Last Saturd ~ the house of Mr. Whistle
took FIRE, but the flames were extinguishse.
II is estimated thai one hundred carr
loads of grain are at the depot ready TO
shipment.
We are informed that the ferry on Nortl
Umpqua. seven miles fron town. has q
new learee.
Mr. Frank Niday IT Josephine count
isp1rchasing stock OF merchandise of =
Marks & Co.
The citizens of Portland have contribu'
ted over 81 800 for the distressed citizen'
Of the Eastern States.
During August there were fed in til,
County clerks Office. 81 deeds. s real estate
and chatsel mortgages.
The Secretary Of the State Agricultura
society is constantly receiving application
for space at the Fair grounds.
Last Sunday. while crossing the river, /
young lady fell in. The water being
shallow she was easily rescued
Onryoung friend, Frank Morrison. pais
us flying visit Friday. F.a K. sncces
and happiness be thy companions.
g. A. Young has arrived in Oregon
with number Of fine buck sheep. He ha'
aiken them to Wasco county, Eastern Ore
% MsBee that A. r. Strange, son Of ]. w
t;srauge. he's been nominated on the green
back ticket. for representative from MonI
gomerY county. Illinois.
A SON Of Frank Strickland, Looking Glas
was thrown from u horse and severely in
jured. Examination by DR. Woadrui
showed fracture Of both bunes ct ths J I
arm, and dislocation Of the shoulder ant
wrist.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-07
In the City.

], T. Grayson. representing the firm of
Kullman 3 Armsr. Manufacturers Of Ha-
vsna and omessic Cigars, aud Dealers in
L ,sf Toi AGO, s'al Francisco, was in the
city during the week. Mr.. Grayson is q
first>class gentleman and the firm he epre>
sents one that can bs relied on.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-07
Articles Of INCORPORATION.

We ara informed that articles of incar>
poration have been fled with the.Srcretary
of State. Incorporating the Silver Mining
Company The incorporators are !. N.
lMuncy, j. L. Murphy. VIM. Ruble and
David stump. The Company las purcbas-
ed the grayald diggings on Cay te creek, in
jackson county, viii h ara known to be
very rich. Work is soon to be commenced
at the diggings.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-07
Immigrants.

A large immigration by wagons over
land i, making its way to Idaho and Wash.
inglon Territory. Au Idaho paper says
that about ifty wagons passed through
Boise City from Wlsco SIN. A number #
immigrant wagons arrived al Rossburg
curing the week. The immigrants are
industrious looking peop'e.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-07
Candidate for CITY Marshal

hereby announce myself As a candidate
for the Office Of ty Marshal. at the re-
quest of my friends. If elected will hear-
lilly and TO the best Of my ability, conduct
the affairs of the Office as prescribed by the
law and enusavor to give satisfaction TO all
business men and other good citizans
H. BEARD.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-07
Economical.

During the werk. Mr. Colwsll. worthy
citizen Of Douglass county. came 10 the city
10 spend lew days. II was suggested TO
him that he put up at the Metropolitan
hotel, as grangrrs were only charged 25
cents meal. To this he assenged. On the
following morning one oi his friends sux-
ges,ed that he hack his boots. oh no: il
we black our boots. they WON'T take us for
grange,s and then they will Charge us 80
cents meal. : said-Mr Coiwell The black
ing brush Was untuucned.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-07
Book on Oregon.

Mr. William Rosnea. Asst.ciate Editor If
Poneroy's Democrat. Chicago, was herr.
last week I his gentleman has been tlav
cling through Oregon. collecting insrinn>
,iOn Of the country. He intends writing i
book on Oregon, Mr.. Roynes Is YER,
pleasant gentleman.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-07

The aanu,l reunion OF The
Grand IIm,ed Order oi Odd Eel.
lows Of America. called Tor the
fifst Tuesday in October At Chi
cage. is posp med, wi e ts' tl1s
yellow fever IN the S nth, TO Tie
first Tuesday iii December.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-07
= - . . . -
New Goods.

NJ. Joseplison returned from San Frais
cisco few days ago. bringing with
him large stock OF general merchandise.
He will soon to remove his store to ,h.
brick building now occupied by DR.. Hanlil>
ton as drug store, where he will make
grand display, pleasing to all who behold
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-07

TIE reas,n my tie Star ard
Plaindealer Ii, not cons ,lldate lnso
one camcer. is that the ties OF
collsaa guinty bets Q - ti.et' afe
70 strong that tie offsprln
would be unlawful.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-07
Imposing Edifice.

The iron front to ). Marks new br OK
has beer raised and set in position. 'fhe
building will present an imposing appear
anca when CON. m.,letsl--a ftting inpnu-
msut to IN upright course and homes, bus>
iness success
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-07
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT.,
Dental Notice.

DIR. z. BARNES, DENTIST
HAS AIKEN ROOM tlV Ek II & NEW.
York Cash Sore. where he viii 81 f,usld
prepared 10 Fill, Clrsn AMI Extract Teeth.
Nerves destroyed. and sensitive. teeth flied
without raln lie will insert full or lsr-
tial sets All work dDne In Il workman~
Ike manner, aud at reasonable rAs Z
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-07
Land oiiice Business.

The following is the business of The
Roseburg Land 1ffice during the month Of
August-2l Presumption filings. Final
Homestead entries. 1920 acres; Homestead
aniries 2fllfi acres. Casi, entries.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-07
No Loss.

The Plaiadcaler refuses to exchange with
this paper. We'll. nom tier We ct most
Of the news thar is published in tha, paper
in The Portland standard several days bs
fore the PlatndeaIcr is Issued
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-07

Mr.. j. A. Fox, ii, txaerlenecd
.lrusgsst volunteers his sera Ices
t, attend tile lever stricken eos
pie OF Tie South It authoriz. d aud
prosl.leq with iransporlaion hy
the pc pie ot Portland.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-07

\ NA/LAUREL LODGE q. u. and a. III
> holds regular meetings on or bei.'re
each full mnon.
4. JONES, W. N.
A.F CAlnBELL, Secy.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-07
Appointments,
For City Marshal.

At the request OF many ciiizens. hereby
announce M sell as candidate for the of
fee OF City Marshal at the fi,rthcnminp
election. If'e'ected, it will be my ann Ia
serv. the citizens of Roseburg faithfully
and to look after and protect the inte:es .
Of every tax payer.
GEORGE W. ROBERTS
RosEBURG, augus, 81. 1873.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-07
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

From this date no more iob-werk will be
done in this office without The money for
the same is raid when the work is done.
Inquiries from abroad concern ng our
prices will receive attention. but orders
without cash will receive no attention
The paper, ink and all the material which
q prirtrr uses. must be paid f,r, therefore
all work hencvforth. must be paid for bc>
fore being taken from the Office.
t The National tiold Medal was avari
ed to Bradley & Rulofson Cor the best Pln,-
tographs in the United States. and the Wis
emma Medal for the best in the world
43J u,atg,n,ry Street. San Francisco.
The willamette University 1t
Salem commenced Is tail term
Sept. I'd.
- s+.s~s.s -4,...~~ses------.rs*.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-07
Appointed Teacher

We see by tile Willamette papers thai
Quincy A GrubLe. formerly Of this place,
las been appmntri principal Of the Bethel
Academy ior the fall and winter terms
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-07

Man regrets II after life the
f,Aies Il early youth, and drinks
at ieasare the cup OF bitterness.
ille.i to the brin IN haste when
young.