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, 1879-03-19
They'll Ifnve to Do It.

1WIITHt1UH4H 1EFRfFH UNI. 71eH9sJ
It Is unnounccd TINT President Hnyes will as-
sent to tho denial of Federal troops at elections
md to tho repeal Of tho tcstroatl for jurors, but
that lie will stanl as stiff steelyarls In favor
OF Elec.ion-Supcrytsora II the leaders Of both
parties arc ieyol-llcadcd. they will accept the
law ,.,,l tranquility. II TIC President is cor
reetly reported, he is Just exactly right OH tho
question In dispute, alld Just tllere he should
stand until Congress comes to his platform.
They'll haVc to do 1t.
, 1879-03-19

Hardffte.
Now there ahiictt these thilgs, which every
nlan eau do better tilan any one else:
Poku tlrr.
Put on his own hut.
Edit newspaper
Toll story-aftor the other man has begun It.
Examlnc railway timetable.
Din you never notice that, II you onen rnil-
roauguide md begin TO look for somn particular
train, somn oiI!cIous man In the crowd Will
spring up md lay bs great thumb right over tho
column your train is In, and try 10 find You the
night express on the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy, by roaming up antl down a column
headed Il Accommodation" on the Illinois Central
side OF the page, And you cunt bluff him oil,
either, a few days ago, a qu!ct-looking man on
the Wabash Railway called tho train-boy mud
nsked him for q ruilway-gutde for moment.
'rI,cn he began to examine lilo columns u.ld q
busy-lookIng man behind him leaned over the
scat at,d said:
.'Wl1at train are you looking forl Where do
you want to eol lean ind it for You Il yos,r'rc
The stranger thanked hin. md 6nld he was
looking up some OF tho connections OF the Wa
bnst. Railway, and lie gucsscd he could find
what he wanted.
guide n,ul pulled 1t away from him.
"You'il never tnd Il looking that way," be
said. nov tnll me where you want to 70; !
know nearlY nil tlr connections Of thIs road; l
After vain effort to ret his ru1ic.Gook, e the
stranger reluctantly yielded. alltl tho busr man
Tucked down thr column Of "Tickct.tares y aud
ascertanea tlat the. stranccr's train reached
Meeting train for Vinccpncs left at D,5S4. Then
he l,a,lt!ed tho guide back to the stranger, and
leaned back In hi. sent with thu atr Of q man, a
Tk-l t$fnI. H. L.,
, 1879-03-19
Tho Election Lntvs.

The Republican party will maintain The justice,
fairness, mud necessity Of the laws, srsd demand
that they sha'l remain upon the statuto-books.
II will dcnouncc tho revolutionary mothods
adopted by tlu Democrats to repeal the laws,
alld will uphold the President iu the exercise Of
his veto power. Tho Democrats, OIL tt,c other
huud, will denounce thu laws nnl uphold The
them. Thus the Issue will be fuirly made ,tt,.
The Laws speaks for md explain themselves.
There cAn 6o no effective argument against them
except frDm the standpoint Of fraud.
, 1879-03-19

4 now Industry has mladu It's appcasanee In
1onaun against which It Is as we'll perhaps; that
pl'ilanthrophtc New Workers. snull al ollre bu
nut ou tllelr guarsl. AE5 uote, sent ahvny-
Alously to Mrs. uladstonefs Home, was Adyer-
tisetl Us received. On this u letter came from
au Individual saying that he had sent the aous.
, 1879-03-19

ton, hut That hts partner wns 80 strongly op-
posed to tho politics Of Mr. Gladstone ln3hc nnst
request tho lnonuy should to returnGsl 10 him.
This request was at uneD complied with, bit, "A
our London nancsako suggests, tho chances ara
tl,at the tuo1,cy never went back to Tic person
who had rcnIly beuk II.
, 1879-03-19

Cincinnati EH4Hirsr. .r
4 ltttIe incident OF uci,, Ahermah'a recent
fsst to thls city hus just leaked out. :. Al, In.
ttMntu &Fiunt OF The General Intending 40 Giyp
hun surprise. entered Ills room unanuout.cel; !;
un4 there, hefoFo tho slass stood tho head Of
ihe army, curalug tho 'ineunvenlenccs Of hotel
life, and colubtng bis hair With q tootl..br1lsh.
, 1879-03-19
Resumption Causing 1ietter Times.


Hartford Cnarrnt t13ep.,.
Tie conviction Is growing III business circles
TINT wu leve brain upon hotter times. Tllcro
Is Increased nctislty, there uro llrfncr prtccs.
People who have been hoping, now l,ctsove.
They lay 1t down rs fact tlat business Is better
mil these thlnga are tic prnlin,tnarles to conf
toncc, md lnck of confidence is quo Ut the mnin
difficulties OF tile situation. An important con-
6ilcratlon that only hero nnd there my ono Inns
fairly graaped has bccl, In tho changes of popu-
iasion that haye becn enforced by tho lard
times We lnrc lal,tl still in this country, md
It will support It's ownGr II lie Is willing to suffer
tho "swcat of his face" that Is
tho pronounced .rcnaaty Of living. City
llfc ,has been uniealthy md ab,'orn,ally
Inns forced itself on indivtluaie, 1,la onc by onc
They hayo sGoue Wcstn and struck for thu
country. This thing Inns bren done BY tl'u tens
Ut Thousands. frobaf,ly its ctrpct will nstonlsh
sus oi 1850. 11ie results Of The examination,
politically considered. offer ah excellent a,ui In
structfre linz III speculation now. The social
result Of this chnngu uf base, whiso II Inns been
temporarily hard for the ctless, has bect to In
s,uer deal more of lalnl, hnl bring It's
still ncarrr to the pos!tlnn Of practical
Independence OF tho eaprtecs Of nature
In harIng n whole continent to support
aud othrr iiro disasters aru unlv local troubles
compared with our total urea under cultivation.
Tint Is, VIC aru growing ugrieulLnrally stronger,
we arc seeing idiers crowded into work wllero
tl.erc Is literally ne,'I for them, VIZ nro pro.
Iuelng moro Of what the world must lave. All
these arc vastly encouraging facts. They mean
demand for manufactured g0ods, and traffic for
our transportation lines, anu those two things
mea, business. They arc already accomplished
facts, but each year fron NOV Vii Is gulsE 10 eos
them moro evidently nt work. The readiust-
n,ent at lilo time very probably nddcll to tho
disturbance IT was eventually lo cure, but TINT
part Of the process Is past.
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a Dangerous rnrty.

JnRidlupnfl4 journal tRsp.).
It is not by my particular act, but by all It's
acts aml thu tendency Of all, that political
party must be Judged: md. Judged by this rule,
greatest cncmY to Republican government In
the United States is the Democratic purity.
, 1879-03-19

-, :, r. NJ. =.
hnu @ 1,ppe9 unmogtaty st,s IlRM. opem tsolT t "
bottom. u dldn,t phnso t'ftn wntt. uohnlca
VT nna tnosns mal nsEn snre @ neAt time wnen ~
mas,1a .,S eos'M.ats an. Asu9fR na'i, ho;ti
.srsto . h.. nMch' "''R"s 1uAt ao "el' h"'e "e1"
ny tWWnenH. Wasas , .,,.,.,, u, ,,,,,ro,,oa mir
v"s't '''"e' o' "o"''co' '"as'''s'' WA
L. III , NJ. t1,,.
o,os o. i,eAs @ roaLeun en,ut "pHn IN onr rciisy
ns .,,t ~ nn1 mnS .'t iii mt nicr;n with
wo ~, sIss W Ssen ,,,nts sn IT" nnvcr ,nlsscI
i5 i.. manGoa'stc s*Ii! st n.Eui,"sm,11ss; !, ,,1s;
u Il, ~ ,.c,t,,rcts t,,c b<r
nn n !nEeTsoL unH ,,t,,, "aaev nn, ,tnr iov
rt.,n ~. Inn n Mi his pctmrcs. 5 do
INV ,',aa, t +s,iut, Il ma,fo n nnttnentnl bft
"" n'um n"o ~ ,,n ,r|ctr thrrc IL III, ieii or
~ .,t,..a. Mne'Gsu S,'; nu ~ 'i, crcaftnr;.
1usE HUE, VI" ,,nit rn ~. lin nm ov,1, os,e,t t,,c
| fhr ""'" '"A ~ '''''
MSnv v,u,,ro oott,nr noarcr to tho centre. u,
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Cincinnati Commercial Ind. Rtn.).
II will crieyo the soul Of the average Con-
gresham to learn that lie is entitled to in 1nG-
agc for tic extra session. Patriotic sacrifice,
however, Is sometimes necessary In TIC heart Of
those who arc convinced Of their duty to hold
the country up by tic tall.
, 1879-03-19
Scnntor Ehtot's Remark.


Senator EatosI, OF Connecticut, thinks that
NHayastl Ia too id Inir.'' And 1t takes good
deht TO MAKE Eaton swear.
, 1879-03-19

An ovor tho world Or. bulls Cosgh sJsup 5on. =.
making H. way aud every racs Il rsseae tEuls
snmpIiyo puoplo aro mora faldoui maj. ssnt..
i bIsttiug to humanity, sad coats ea's - stAs"
, 1879-03-19

.stw l"rk t'n,,ntreiai Afrsrsiser tRtp.}.
fflppy, Happy Hammy, what a hoy Ia he,
Laying broaa.gauga doublc-t -tsncka fos the rfcai.
dcncy!
Roadood stuffed With ciphcrs; drivers oiled with
honey;
Caboosu loaded down with "yarbs"; headlight
bright With money;
''Mnacs :" at The throttle; snowy" at tho nre,
Stirring up tho csnderA With muscular desire;
Sammy with his Winti'ard eye cooked unop tho
gauge;
Fuel, 'lncomo Tax" "Roiofm," and '''yarsal
Suffrage
Mippy. Ifappy Sammy, what boy Ia ho,
Ruann1 hcadl1ng 10 a station which be no'es shalk
, 1879-03-19

Eicantqnd t1A., Ssa.e tDfm.), .
Alvtcc grntls 'td California: Don't 90! DO
warned by several vho have bccn there, and
don't. for thcrcs nutlhAx seccdcs like Secession.
, 1879-03-19
CURRENT OPINION.
The Inst Attempt

TIC I.nft NtfHthTEs
Nan inrk Tfthnnt tftp).
It is ninctccn years since tho oillcr grand
attempt to bully tho American poo
plo hcEnn.
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deprive them nt thu small Aonco tint tie Bouato
offices Will give them. II he refuses to colstut
TO the changes thnt nro demanded by the nltcred
condition OF hffalrs, II Will simply cumncl the
ecna:e I" amend thc rules tY ,placlns liz cho!eo
nf officers w1ert 1t nnEht 10 rcst1c,--in
the hart1s nf The n,c, whun stloae ncrrs mr.. 10
ecrvc.. There may bc 4 little temporary annoy
n1,ee, hut II can only be Temporary; md, after
II ssnl llaso been settled, everything viii work
smoothly n,Hi the hearts Of culnla of laGlslrtai
ccstattc bltsR OF holding Government ot1lcc.
, 1879-03-19

Utica 0oserper (Dtm.>.
On tic question OF repeating the Federal
Election laws thu Democratic lmrty Is, or ought
10 be, u unit. Dut thn rcpcai cuu bu ELECTED
only BY making It tho condition Of au nppropsla-
ttou. Nor aro W. sorry tint this Is so. It Is
emlncntly proper that an Administration which
owes its existence to fraud snuld be malo 10
understand TINT it IL allowed tu spend tic prlt,-
lie money only When It consents 10 provisions
which will guard against fraud 10 tho future.
Let tbs Democrats in Congstss develop tile
courage required to deal With this subject.
they fatter aud hesitate or nplaY tlu cowarl's
part, millions OF frosme9s wifi know the reason
, 1879-03-19

IT. NIHy Q0 NRtITISE tH6 HF6In.
Ixnrta tn }iae'uocSss t9ta.,.
Gen. j. L. Black 10 being mentioned % Dem
ocratEc can,lldato Tor GuYernqt 1850. Wo are
for lin nnd hope hs may guu .Allc Nomination.
But we arc for whoevur ia nominated, though In
soma cases II lnay 60 against tie 9aan TO do 30.
, 1879-03-19

ABORIGINAL"
3aAksFs Gasff&t.
"Come here. ynu litslc nlsthi" eAld John
Then quick sho scfxct1 ti's nnkcr.
And rhrfckctl. AZ yai'roMaly rllc strnde
Toward thu fcastlees Jnkcr:
NWhy must yon nt our Iittlcncfs
Continually tn,lnt ust
Am Johns mytb." "No! moi" eaid he,
sYouro only Pokcr.hannt.us."
, 1879-03-19
FOSTER TALKS.

An 1ntervfnw with tile Ohio CnnErrsAmnt,--.
What T1o Thinks or National md State
Iolltfcs-Explnlntng 1Iis vote Against TIM
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-11-01
The Institute Next Week.

Remember that the Teachers Insti-
tute will be held next week, COM
mencing on Wednesday morning and
continuing till Saturday night. The
State Superintendent and the County
Superintendent are Iaboring to make
1t a grand success. The day services
will, of course, be full of interest and
the evening sessions are to be made
especially attractive by lectures on
scientific subjects. On Wednesday
evening, as we are informed, Prof.
Powell Is TO lecture on s'Pneumatics;n
on Thursday evening, DIR. Browne, on
1.-THE Fallacy of Vaccination;' ON FRI
day evening, Prof. Condor, on Gee
ology;" and on Saturday evening there
is to be a sort of Teachers love feast,
at which experiences, various, rich
and racy, may doubtless be expected.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-11-01
johnson Cleared.

Our readers will remember P. b.
johnson, the agent of the Little Jo-
ker Washing Machines.n We pub
lished week before last some trouble
he had experienced regarding certain
notes given him by party in Eugene.
The Eugene State Journal of October
25th, gives the sequel to the story as
follows: as. B. Eakin, sheriff, re-
turned from Pendleton on Monday,
having in charge P. B. Johnson, who
WAS charged with passing a forged
note. The warrant of arrest was is
sued by Justice Lafferty, of Junction
City, and the examination took place
before him on Thursday. Horace
Knox, Of this city, appeared for the
defendant. After hearing the ev :
dence on the part of the State, the
case was dismissed on the motion of
the attorney for the defense, there
being no evidence whatever tending
to convict the defendant. This pro-
ceeding has been great hardship to
Mr.. johnson, putting him to expense
besides being confined for nearly two
weeks as well as finding that the two
notes " which he had traded for in good
faith were not worth the paper they
were written on.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-11-01
FURTHER CONTEMPT.


1t has been decided that the attempt
that was male to run city gov
.ernment at Oakland was la defiance Of
the law and matter Of contempt of
court. Why, without further action
on the part of the Legislature, the first
attempt shall be continued we cannot
see. If the couundrum was squareiy
put to ns, we would have to say, we
give it up, unless the purpose of the
leaders III the movement is to cause a
community trouble, and jeopardize
the interests of business men in the
town. We think the leaders should be
satisfied with the injury done d. Bak-
er, in the matter of liquor license.
He paid for a city license when no
city existed. He did SO in good faith.
The result is, Baker stands charged
with violating the law in the matter
Of liquor license when he had no in
tention of violating the law. Baker
might be one out of hundred. but It
is not his fault. A few, 1t would seem,
would defy the law, count the decis-
ion Of the court as nothing, and con-
tinue city government not having
existence on paper. Where Is there
fun in such farce
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-11-01
CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS.


State of Oregon vs D s Stryker
granddaughter. Verdict not guilty.
Same VS. ] Moore larceny. Yer.
diet not guilty.
Same VS. G w Jackson /; recogai-
zanee. Indictment ignored.
Same vs. Oatman; recognizance. In
dicment ignored.
Same vs. George T Long reeogni-
izance. Sentenced to the penitentiary
for one year.
Same vs. T P Sheridan; recognizance.
Dismissed.
AA Fink VS. c d G R Co; injunction.
Continued.
R. N. Moss vs.. T. s. Rodabaugh.
Sale confirmed.
F. sutherlin VS. J w Star. Sale
confirmed.
EFF Cook VS. Cyrus Smith ; to re-
cover money. Verdict for plaintiff.
Douglas Co. Road Co VS. Sol Abra-
ham; to recover money. Continued.
Tennv d Mckenzie VS. Mulvany d
Bemis to recover money. Judgment
for plaintiff In the sum of S1S67 so
w w Thayer ct al vs. John Jackson
and wife j; foreclosure. Settled.
A P Hotaling & Co vs. s Wagner ct
al |; to recover money. Judgment FOR
plaintiff.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-11-01
Coal Bed Found.

Mr- g. J. Callahan, Of Coles Valley,
mas finished digging q well on hls
place, and he thus writes: "I will
give you the different stratas passed
through and the results obtained.
From the surface to the depth of thir-
teen feet found hard clay /; for six
feet different layers of sandstone !; for
five feet shelly slate. Then blasted
through thirteen feet of hard slate,
making altogether thirty-seven feet,
and no water. then procured q drill,
and after using 1t for twelve feet more,
struck water on coal bed. / drilled
through the coal and found the vein
to be six feet In thickness.n This
discovery Of Mr.. Callahan /, . valu-
able one, and proves what has been
claimed, that under the
entire valley of the Umpqua there is
one inexhaustibls coal bed. This Is
the conclusion after many and reliable
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-11-01
FROM UMPQuA FERRY.


EDITOR INDEPENDENT: AL in this
section are very busy plowing, SOW
ing and the like, and several fields
present green appearance, and nn-
doubtediy will produce good crop, as
all that has been sown so far has
been put in well. The folks that in
tend marrying seem to be excited
over the same, and from some indica-
tions last week it looked as If some
body would grow excited; but all has
turned out well, and l guess all is q
foreordained fact. We have q young
man who Is trying to catch king
with duce. We do not know how
successful he viii be but strange
things are always on docket, for an
ugly looking snipe caught small
Crane here just short time ago and
when such transactions occur we can
not say anything.
The writing school closed on the
9th instant. Albert Clayton received
the first prize, Sherman Fortin second
and Miss Martha Crane third. All
made substantial improvement, and
the teacher, Mr.. E. C. Clayton, de-
serves praise for his untiring efforts.
An unknown party broke into the
house Of David Churchill while he
and his family were away, and took
away twenty-five pounds of sugar, half
dozen candles, one bushel Of potatoes,
three pounds Of tobacco, good over
coat and several other things Of no
value. The robbery was committed
on last Thursday evening. A good
search and look out has been kept for
several days past, but they have not
been successful.
"Timbuctoo" had better confine his
little more to the truth
and not be exhibiting his brazen face.
He Is liar and wants q few sugar.
coated pellets to break his brazen de-
ception and have his true character
shown 10 the public. 1t appears that
he was long time In finding out the
statement made TO which he refer
red. l want to ask the public one ques- |
ion and then let the public judge for
Itself. IF Oakland is not as near as
Wilbur Why do the majority of farm
srs of Coles valley haul to Oakland
II his statement was true about my
aging out my money for intoxicating |
liquors does 1t effect his business
His statements are lies and he an idiot |
n the bargain. 1t is poor way to
ieal with any one by sending false
statements for publication, and 1t is
to which 1 will not submit |
rom the hands of conceited dolt.
GEO. Fl. SHAMROCK, JR.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-11-01
It Was Only a Mule.

The other night Mr.. NJ. Upton heard
the dogs barking violently about his
house, and imagining anything and
everything rushed outside in his
night clothes. When outside he heard
the steady tramp of something ap-
preaching, and he shouted, Who's
there? Speak I tell your This he re-
peated several times, and receiving no
answer to his summons, he hunted up
q big rock and called to the hired mar.
The hired man brought light; but
not before every one in the house had
been thoroughly aroused. WheN the
light came Mr.. Upton discovered his
favorite mule, which had been prac-
ticing with its hind hoofs upon the
dogs, standing within three feet of him
looking him straight in the face.
Don't say mule to Mr.. T.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-11-01
Returned from Portland.

Mr.. ]. w. Stiange was in Portland
during the week selecting from the
immense stock Of Newbury, Chap
man Co., full line of farm imple-
ments for this market, and has on
hand now at his store-room opposite
the postoffice the finest assortment
ever seen in Roseburg. These he will
sell cheaper than ever before. We
call attention to his stock of plows con-
sisting of cast iron, cast steel, chilled
iron d., and also to the Esterly seed
er, best in the world, and Farmers
Friend combined drill and seeder. Call
and see his stock before purehasin g
elsewhere.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-11-01
By Universal Accord,

Ayers Cathartic Pills are she best OF all
purRatives for family use. They are the
product of long, laborious and successful
chemical investigation, and their extensive
use in their practice and by oil civilized
nations, proves them the best and most
effactual purgatiye pill that medical
science can devise. Being purely vegeta-
BILE no harm can erise from their use. In
intrinsic value and curative powers NO
other pills can be compared with them
and every person knowing their virtues
will employ them when needed. They
keep the system in perfect order and
maintain in healthy action the whole
machinery Of life. Mild, searching, ef-
fectual. :hey sre specially adapted to the
needs of the digestive apparatus, derange-
ments Of which they prevent and cure. if
timely taken. They ars the best and
safest physic to employ for children and
weakened constitutions, where mild bur
effectual catnartic is required. For sale
by all dealers. Hodge, Davis Co. whcle-
sale dealers.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-11-01
philalathian Literary Society.

We are requested to announce that
the Philalathisn Literary Society
will meet at the cour. house this
Saturday evening, for the purpose of
recognizing for the Winter cam
paign. Last Winter the society was
we'll conducted in general manage
ment. We hope this year and the be-
ginning of next will find all the old
members on hand, ready to take an
active part in the proceedings.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-11-01
BRIEF MENTION.

For bottle of extra cologne, q fine
tooth brush. or handkerchief extracts,
go to Higley's new drug store.
See DR.. A. P. Campbelps professional
card in this issue. The Doctor is .
thorough physician and surgeon.
Secure at DR.. Hamilton's drug store
an Edward Todd q Co.'S. gold pen
one just to suit your handwriting.
For first-cIass work in the watch
making and jewelry line go to j. JAS
kulex, and you will not be dissap-
pointed.
ST. Jacobs oil, carbolere, DIR. Gums
bitters, hop bitters and many other
new patent medicines on hand at
Hamilton's.
During the first seven days of No
vember the mail for the south will
close at o'clock sharp P. NJ. All let
ters that come to the office after that
time will lay over until the next mail.
Fenner's Red Front, the leading ci-
gar and tobacco store of Southern
Oregon, is the incest place in the city.
He keeps nothing but the best brands
of tobaccos and cigars. His reading
room is pleasant place to spend an
evening.
AS there has been much inquiry In
regard to o responsible house and
competent person to compound drugs
and medicines and put up prescrip-
tions, we advise our readers to GO to
Higley's drug store and you will not
be disappointed.
We are informed that DIR. Smick,
one of Salem's best dentists, formerly
Of this place, will be here in a day or
two to perform some dental operations
by request, and it will be q good op-
portunity for those wishing fine work
to call early as the DR.. will remain
but few days.
Fellows Hypopspbites make an old
person look years younger. "This
witness is true.' Would that could
more widely make it known for its
many virtues. Long may its inventor
live to see the happy fruits Of his in
vention. Alexander Clarke, D. D.,
Amherst, N. g.
Horse medicine, the King Of Linf-
ment, the old standard remedy for
man or beast, for sale by all druggists
and daelers, in SO cent and 81 bottles.
8. Hamilton, druggist, Roseburg, will
furnish the trade at San Francisco
prices, who keeps full supply of Col
lar, Gall and Hoof ointment. Condi-
tion powders put up in tin cans. The
best in use
Haffenden Brothers are constantly
receiving fresh goods. Among the Ia
test shipments can be found homeless
herrings in the boxes. Goldfish balls,
canned shrimps, potted tongue, Lei
big's extract of beef, the celebrated
Paddle Rock oysters, spliced oysters,
pure olive oil for table use. They have
splendid lot of fresh cabbage, sweet
potatoes, apples, pears and choice
Jackson county grapes. Fresh bread
white, brown and rye -ean be ootain-
ed there now. In fact anything that
is good TO eat is right there. Go and
see for yourself.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-11-01
Triple Wedding.

The wedding ceremonies of Mr.. J. T.
Goodman and Miss Laura Wagner,
]. L. Evans and Miss Martha Crane
and Mr.. Wesley Steel and Miss Alice
Mckinney were performed at Looking
Glass hall Friday evening by L. Buell.,
]. P. After the ceremony there was a
fine dance given by the contracting
parties to which everybody was in
vited, and the affair was pleasing to
all. Our best wishes go with the
happy couples.