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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

The snccess Of the telephone business
n The shirt perssd of ifs existence d in
remarkable consrz<s Nth the early his
soy Of telexrsphing. The record Of The
telegraph companies sss d ssrug-
gies and disasters fiii the We<rem Union
inok up the woyk Of @xanizziioa and
consolidation The Telephone has been
. source Of profit Almo<s fr,m the krsf.
and = number Of men have already becn
made immensely rich by h. The re-
port a the Ameican Bel Tetephone
Company. for the year ending February
=. lss2. Just complied. shows an in
crease In the number of Instruments
rented 10 Subordinate eomraznes from
10. GA 20 1854 (over 8.7uos moafhJ:
exchanges in openssoa- 90. To 5s2:
suhscnben. F.00 to 70,5zs; msks a
wire. a.3f6 90 9 9.lsa A item in The
account illustrative 81 De npsd proKress
in fe3ephoaic ~apptsascsss 81. ~ issezvv
ments Destroyed. or % be destroyed.
becsnse detective Tia gross esnings
for tie year are reported - u. cot 81.
u which esq., So came from The rensa1
Of instruments. and the net eamin0
ysgs e56l0sl-Dre6aysfa
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15
FRUIT OR FL0HER.

-
Wh-n orchards smile. AMI our ~garscus bloom
In rainbyw beauty from SaY 90 6ay.
And .ersfani icafcf and noiisng plume
Keep slime ~ muse tire breczcs play,
" SWEET the bower
When sun an1 shower
Unfold The bud and reveal the flower!
Along the meadows sn cleaning lines
Prom year 90 year is the promise writ:
Taseets AMI ~fcfslrils of clinging vines
Are never weary prDclaim.ng a.;
As bells IN the tower
Toll forth the hour.
They bsraif the fruit that follows fhs flower.
We may watch and wait. but can hasten not
The twccf frutt5on our hearts de-trc,
Nor gather the grape or the aprf eot
Until they are fed with the nnDnday fire:
Though the fields we seour,
We have no pogser
To harvest the fruit that r. still I'm flower.
hut when the o~rrfaris are pink and white,
And all III. meadows are green and gay,
In the promise given we take delight,
And breathe the fragrance that omc In
MAY.
Nor ask for fhe dover
OF a ripper hour.
For the perfect fruit I'm the time Of flower.
-JOsspains Pollard, fH HgTpeTs Hec.iy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15
Repairing the Implements.

A tool or implement should never l..
put away after being used. without be-
ing put into good condition and made
ready for the next seasons work. But
that is not ALWAYS done. and when it is
not, the repairs should be attended ;oas
the frs; part OF the season In many
sections where the spring work is al
ready under fun hesduay. II . noe too
late to get the full advantage of fixing
up things. bu, tie principle III better
late than never holds good. IL Is both
irritating and improbable To use aplow.
c~ulfivafor. harrow o sHy other nipple
menf that IS giving on, ever few DAYS.
and, perhaps. does not work well any Of
the time Under such circumstances
there il no better time than nov 10 stop
and have the implement repaired Make
. business Of t. Look carefully orc
everything. and If there : boil. or .
screw. or > nut or handle fkxf needs re-
placing. have IL dcne. and the trouble
and los a time fhss il may save VIII
vastly repsy the eEort-HaSerz Rurri
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

r.~ss -~s~sp-~s~i 81 To -
-la.~Hx s~s4u-ssI sat fSenei IL
s,ss tAs~sxAF 80 s. aT9 So
..Ae a. - k~rsa sai Sad = -
n - A.ra tts $50 hw ~ i#s
80 n 10 yscl ssi ~
sAs sd e~ms a~rf~An - - ~
Ia& at A-s On 50
- w~. psa aai hf 81
a. xai tAss $ ayrt uw s A-
~sv % tas g ~e w@1 1s
AsF~siu@
-wAaa&~~r~' H. fas SIS
- ~..u& sa& $50 tas r s
3, sEssk seu saAs hS1 ~f Pr
$3.50 e asEss 49, eA - ere 80
tF~A tAsx ssk go @ l
80 A~ 49, kaA a~n tA1
wsSiT
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~sa~A ~ = 1r ts
tusiussu us<si 80 - gl
- sol ccfs&ss u rs b ~
ssns~d ~a i 49, e = tes2
$50 t.s.ss dav. mt sf a- a3
~.sa a ,Nssasnz ~,s tv sa ~ sri
7 ga ~saFsss~i Nss& 80 ste @ r..
sgs 50 go @s rs ~ssu~ - 81
frs 2 q 49, az rH - 49,
Hnar b zas mrnae sae q
ssss - frsa ~ tEu sssn r'
llAs BE sva ~ IA taa
81 mas
.nra' sea As~ s,2stTsm aS
uhfrfssAater
81 80 ssss shst sasrfSi f "a
y n ta a~ra ~ Aaiv nt
- issfias a fsise usvfc o saf js
&c 49, laHsaias a mF $50 4a
- Ven snna
"A pzr ssv q .asssae 4 taTa e
~ ! rsa AZ tn& ! ! natbss @ far
4ii- Il Tie .sr ihAh b..
fat I nvver thsl q tuTt e. - -
un thr wNsng sssir. AL Esfn
M ahe uTssoe sats ~ ali nv l-4f
replied tucIr Eh~u Aai t,a q a-t
- .o~s - sisss throurh Hfe. taat
q tAks many a bari. aasi earn
tuany = ~sre spot. u yas Asshi q ths
rghi whF. th wss fssi hts sol
tAsr usarf csening I wet dean ts Csc
us..ilns 20 she t,snua.a tusuri 20
ihpsa sisv f~ciasss Yus tnssw SD s~
sb- riace uith fhvir sttrsss
gsncc, tfia-i ga Fvm astrafr
a. a shrssAsa sns a sfs-n sni
shat 10 700 ,k.aA thet j 2 tsf a,
aad hess. and aA fvs tAe rAlista 20 us
YES. .Nld Taa. Irrai ass
in the psf~r. sal - F. is-fa "
rshl. Anj Use ir4
.su5e day
"w,l. I hag~ srd s, st,s
n~,cr ie ashsa.i ~bsB sau h.
ar- rsbt'
.HIi whs. z t.s -ss t-ia
asl~4 to- sts ss ia . ihs tfstes
srslt.,sa. aai hsl safse~i s@ns
.nser sal nssss esaast.ss sm
"A ahirh hs ksW 40 esd euttaaael
no goal
In ss,uv.e ceai nuei t8 = bl~n.
10 lsai thougiis sti spslns az I~'s fiut
al wh.a yuu r. ia atSbt pist tnt
iet thstn lrep s,sI frstn aoia she
.s,arv thsas Jgsi lsoli on. ! rs. sci
Z ths sesra~r iavrh AMI sftsf = y
hu f1z~ ,urs. carf ~ if@ii sa.i BE-
-.mrs ,ustr tpru r. isu~h
Un.lrr ih~ -,inr = IasR's flHe
Tom had u.Hriuivi nss~f go i~ tH
., such a "a s-ssu. ial' D. aa sd hs
aud a. b. taihr sab tnfl tiea ant
s~s.pisei to ,ssi the tsath - b vsfs
bongh r~ai!ieFy mt hm a. ever stsP
q the way.
Ih.. resolution was So aturpsfhen~t
sh~u ~ rsesisrsi pas msni To- h4s ~"fs
hat be promised o. cuHr ever aftsf-
lassa that week
when be rraeh~i boSns. abe ~nss
4 wounded prtsis ssHt 'sis - ssEht a.
piessarv Owe 10 psgsrs snl
half hs earnings brsuEss hrT
ne remaining hall "a. lad s~ay as
oandaiion ,up arr the Esnisn bSls
All this wN- wears years sEsA Tea
ssalihy mAa nos. znsi the "-sef q .
az Wr-ssrn ranch. bat ~ aaies the h@+
9nning ~ his hsisinsss iifs irssa tsss
work asi attributes 80
ssera.s "a the truth " the oopg To
Heea s& $3.50 -t@des AosA
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

"A small. very black negro boy BY
accident threw his top through a large
pane of glass in one of the front windows
Of Mr.. Green's sewing-machine agency
in the Cater block. As soon as he laid
hands on the offending toy. he grasped
it with steel spinner outwards, and beat
himself fiercely over the forehead and
head with it until blood came. when he
threw the top a. far away as he could
and told the owner Of the store thst he
didn't 90 to break the window" His
was . novel way Of atoning for his fault,
but it had the desired effect and he was
allowed to depart NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
(AkG) Times.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

President Gar6eidrs grave On every
pleasant Sunday Is visited BIZ thousands
a quiet people The sesfine,s stil pace
sboat the vault. the brouxe doors Of
which are thrown hack. revealing The
ensdn-Cisrsissd Hefstd.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

Two ~nossEaihF sEt~rHs~nt. Aass
lately boea male IN snsaszs EN~sa
hx. rrsn = train over he ssstne rzss~sT.
AZ Msnlo PaFk. st = rate a oFss sasafY
miles "a bosr. As ths exf~nssssss -
rsrha lass ~. % ans niss q ths
ssrssRs kold. IT, sy-Sd sssaissd s&s
oaiy sbss; - "a fr bar. NJ
"a sgn . iuek hfss fhst - sas sr'i
nsry r.iirsssi. tnse ag ssrv.s ( saes
tase assF sbady fest g. tAe ssi@3 zfA
the ssstssss sJsescsre a rxs~s sszms
arsd rs TIE csx resgfssshes s&s
hars%rsr. Tbs ehesreiss -
ezs@i frvrn the Esu~yatgs ~sE1 81
yzrs. asa. ~ fwe b~sv uns u2s
wth ~aea tuek Tbesaks
srs ia.asased ~ -n~s5sg sh~ s9@ q
The It's .na . nrrz~ usan8oFsszx s~z-
r>rusd IT, wheel. take ug III ~i~r-
trsrssF feups tie trasks srt ssssuEan as
sish sbs dyssaS>s~xsFe nszeksss ssa
zssrtnx ia fkr k~rssss~- TsEs .
-fssn Co fke irxs > no4@r~~. rsrsi.
paessznf tsssSza. snafzeestsa STA svs<S~-
eSaier and ek2tf~g.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

"A city home: Inquirer--An ron
the gentleman thaf owns this house and
lot: Citixen-..No. / don't own this
house and lot Ionly live here and pay
the taxes on EN-"
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

Sara Bernharif Is married q last
Wei. every man has . skeleton IN bio
closet -Boxos cesriey.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

-Jchn Schnves asi t&EM W. Cr~~.
Of rhshdeipAa wsrs saxsS~si - -
narr<d- r~krfv<r sNs S8efsa<i - -
i~sbys.. % az IN Me- r-ss Aarssxpak
~Dnae sttsnrs1s 20 sn<sh~T yvcs~ zzz-
Ts~y r~ts-n~a froes iA@ tA~z.xr ths
other nsghf znd w~rs ~ssss~tsax n The
tsrsor IL Ass GrSs< hozns wA<n her
afzznord sskci A~s - shxs kn 49,
prssr~s<d 90 A 80. sa~a S<krFs<
. tss.sa an3 s@~ 49,. IL thsn
in1i % klf hlns<if TIE : .s nos
ssD>rs~a "a r~svssrs q. ys~snx zzsa- n
al prpAsbsiily. wssai-fsGsd<kpAss
E<r1rl
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

-Oscar Wilde has inside e25.0oQ out
q big )sctuEes in this country,
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

"a physrssn ssys fk<s ~sxp<szrs
pisys .-eoni~ry ros~ In ,h~ pruf@gssea
of ssssps<xsa hrzis- ssff<pinxs aad fhs
Ike. When compss~d wsk ds~<spz<Sos;
that both IN she higher and ksvxr rznks
of lie. Whilst vg<k snd vorrr eozns
sk~ir vs<ss=ns By kanaze<is. dissspsfscz
counts tss BY f~hoasantA
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

"a Dssrsssr has jass bee. shos 10
sks ear. he ball -oaldn't have beeu
sxpsessd - 50 swsy sxoand -Cssrse<s
ysSrss~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-15

Queer and suggestive things sometimes happen
IN the hurry OF making up OF newspaper forms for
the press,-sone OF them by design, perhaps. but
o.tener doubtless, by accident \ case In point is
presented in the Indianapolis Journal OF Monday
which had, oddly enough, under one heading two
washington dispatches that one would think
ought To have been widely separated. One of
these related 70 what that paper calls the dread
fui spring malaria among Congressman" while
sne other dwell upon the proceedings OF the Con-
gressional temperance society. An Investigating
committee might perhaps ascertain how this sim
guiar Juxtaposition came about
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OFF1cE OF THE TREAsHRER OF THE U. s.

~ SOLDIERS HOME,
WAsHINGToN. d. c.. March 14th. 1892.
Sealed Proposals will be received ut this Office until
NOON MARCH TWENTX- SEVENTH, 1882 at which
time and place they will be opened in the presence
bidders for furnishing ouch quantities of Fresh Beef
5. Soldiers Home during the year commencing April
LIST, 1882.
The meat must be Of the very best quality and condi-
tion mt for immediate Use, and the fresh beef from
fore and hind quarter meat rrOpOrtionally including
all the best cuts thereof to be delivered the Home in
such quantities may be from time to time required
and such days and at such hours as may be desig
mated by the Governor Of the Home.
j. d. STEVENSON,
m15-7t Captain 9Th Cavalry Sec and treasurer
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LOST AND FOUND.

1 OST-ON MARCH 8, A MALTESE CAT A
Northwest. IT.
T OST.0N THE AFTERNOON OF TUESDAY,
IL tho 18th inst q small Gold Watch Case, without
works. liberal reward win be paid for its return to
G. H. BOTTOMORF. 321 Pennsyfvania avenue nsrth-
west, between Sd and ~ streets. MIDST.
I OST-SEVERAL, DAYS SINCE CHECK ON
IL the Mechanics Bank. Brooklyn L. 1. Of valus
to any one but the owner. tho payment has been
stopped A reward viii be paid il returned to COO G
street northwest. m14-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-15

Cincinnati boasts ssthe handsomese mcryue~ IN
tae United StaesA sae ann has Colonel GSusvv
MaFu Nichols and cnilsgp &C masas r.
JnlnEB MARIA - sehe DanoW xmer,cn~
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TURKISH BATHS.

NEW TURKISH BATH, I4I7 g STREET toPPO-
site Riggs Housed; large pool; good Ventilation;
Indies Monday and Friday; not open Sunday; oIen
from 70 TO- Saturdays 10: baths q. tickets. g. 30.
DIR. 81. l.. BOVEE. Electrician. 90
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

nor SALE-ON FOLLOWING TERMS: $40 CASH
and IS monthly twenty beautiful Building Lots at
$3.50 each. situated I1th street, between B and
strees, and on street northeast block north Of
Lincoln Park. and three blocks from Capitol street
cars, Lots on grade. Water. gas and sewerage. j.
W. STARR, 1929 New York avenue. mIl-Im
DOR sALE-FINE BUILDING LOT, 81 FEET 7
avenue between 18th and 18th streets
west mi-J,n
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EMBROIDERED INDIA PONGEES
ELEGANT SILKS AND RHADAMEs

= EMBROIDERED INDIA PONGEES.
ELEGANT SILKS AND RHADAMEs.
Sole Agent for
SCHROEDER'S MONOPOLY" BLACK CACHE
MIRE SILKS AND SATIN RHADAMES.
AWARDED "GOLD MEDAL" AT PARIS EXPOSE
TON, 1873.
Celebrated for Superiority IN Color softne % in Finish
and Great Durability
TAPISSIER'S LYONS CACHEMIRE
SUBLIME BLACK SILKS.
LUPIN'S CELEBRATED BLACK FABRICS.
RICH TWISTED SILK GRENADINES.
MORE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FRANCHISE.
FoULARD SILKS SUMMER SILKS,
SURAH SILKS. LOUISINES.
EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES" IN PARIS AND
LYONS DRESS FABRICS.
EMBROIDERED PARIS ROBES. -
IL FINE GOODS A SPECIALITY.
eE- PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES.
SEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO "PERRY & BROTHER.'O
mis- Pennsylvania avenue corner 9th street.
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The alarming reports of the outbreak Of the
smallpox at Bethlehem, Pa, not less than the
acknowledged prevalence or the loathsome dis
ease In Virginia, opposite this city, should
admOnish those in Washington who have so far
Neglected Is OF the great importance OF vaccina-
oon- The old adage as 70 the value of prevention
compared with cure doesn't express the situation
f1lly when applied TO smallpox This disease
presentS an instance In which an ounce OF the
Sormer Is worth whole ton OF the latter.
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To COrrespondenss.

Those who send items OF interest or news, which
they wish to appear in the columns or THE STAR
are notified that all such must be accompanied by
the name and address OF the contributor, mot for
publication, but for verfcaton, If thought neces-
sary.) and sent in at early hour I'm the morn
ting as possible. For want OF the observance of
these two rules much matter IS excluded which
would otherwise appear.
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n Office 10 HoUSEkEEPERS.
occ FER RRR FEE sssss
3 oEE kRE En- sssss
Gee EEKk 4 EEER sssss~~
s ss + E. E FhEE ##sss s.ss$
sssss + EEREss k kk lin S m aa &C.
Esf h Es E. T 4 81 Y'S SE EnH
RRR EE HAANN Ng Err
RE AAA N NNC CE
REEE LI.ILuA AN nm Geo EEE.
GGG 90 L Odd RRRNN
g GO 81 2 RE NM
$50 OIL DE MN
GGG 90 ILLDDD EEL nm
HH Hill /
Il iii Hit LLuLtLnL.
And you win always have
BEAUTIFUL ROLLS BREAD AND BISCUITS.
Wholesale Depot corner LIST street and Indiana
f25 VIM. NJ. GAIT & co.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-08-19
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Douglas

In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Douglas
Rosy SUTTON plf. Suit in Equity
VS.. for 3 divorce,
VIM w P. SUTTON def.
To VIM. w. P. SUTTON.
In the name of the state Of Oregon
you are hereby required TO appear And
answer the complaint filed against
you by the plaintiff, Rosy Sutton, in
the above entitled Court and suit, on
Or before the first day of of the next
regular term of said Cour TO wit, the
third Monday the 18th. day of October
A. d. 1882; and if you fail to SO ans
swer the said complaint tue plaintiff
will take Judgement against YOU for
want of an answer: and Will apply to
the Cou for the reliet demanded in
said complaint, to wit, fer decree
dissolving the marriage contract exis
ing between the plaintiff and defendant
and change of the name of the plaiht-
iff TO that of Rosy Kincaid anu her costs
aid disbursements.
This snmmons is published by order
Of the Hon. Circuit G urt Of said State
of Oregon for Dougia as County, made.
and entered the 10Th day of July A. d
1882. HERMAN & Ball
Attorney for Plalntiff
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-08-19
MITCHELL.

The Legislature is soon to assem- BILE
and the first and most important ques-
tion that will be before them is tire
election of United States Senator.
The Democrats are hopelessly in the
minority and cannot elect, but they can
at least be true to themselves and the
party that elected them, by being con-
sistent and voting solid for represent
atiye Democrat. The Republicans are
In q muddle and are not at all harmo-
nious, their greatest division being
over the loaves and fishes. There is
also well grounded opposition with a
respectable following, against reinstat-
ing the great bigamist Mitchell, that
will wreck his chances and overthrow
the schemes of the monopollsts for
whom he has been lobbying during the
last session Of Congress, and who are
now pressing his claims on the people
of Oregon that they may have their
hired attorney in the United States
Senate, clothed with the power and in
fuence of a member of that august
body. Unless the Stalwart wing of
the party get some votes from Demo
cratic members they will not be able
to elect the great lobbyist Whether
the Republicans will be able to har-
monte on any other person can be only
8 matter of conjecture, but it would be
better fer the interests and standing of
the State that it should fail to elect
than to return an individual who is
known to be the plant tool of corpora
tione.
It is without precedent for the mem
bers Of the party who are in the mi
nority to take sides or vote with either
wing or faction of the majority in
electing United States Senator.
A rumor comes to us that certain
members of our present Legislature
have expressed themselves to the eff
feet that as there is no chance to elect
q Democrat, for their part they intend
to vote for Mitchell We sincerely
trust that these rumors are unfounded,
and for the standing of the parties i'm
plicated, if they have made any such
statement, that they will reconsider so
rash resolve. 1t is we'll known that
large sums Of money were used to Sc.
cure his former election, and what the
influences are which are now urging
his claims. Any Democrat who would
at this time step aside from the usual
and honorable course in this contest to
vote for this plant tool, (who during
tie six years he occupied the position
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HubbaeG Creek
M Z 7. Z S

Proprietols.
Having purchased the above named
mills of f. Stephens d Co., we are
now prepared to furnish any amount
of the
BEST. QUALITY OF LUMBER
Ever offered to the public in Douglas
county.
We have Just purchased one of the
Weatherly, Rugg & Richardson No. /
Planess and mathers andss are pre-
pared TO do better work
than other mills in the county.
We will furnish at the mill No /
lumber at the following prices:
Dressed rustic ....... -. $16 ;'ar NJ
Flooring dressed matched SIS per NJ
Lumber dressed on one side$l4 per M
Lnmher dressed OH two sides$16 pc M
Rou-n lumber .S8 to SO per NJ
We have an extra quality of lumb er
equal to any found on Coos Bay. and
will guarantee to give satisfaction t o
all those favoring us with their orders
Postoffice address, Um pqua Ferry
Oregon. CLARKE & BAKER.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-08-19
COMMENTS ON CONGRESS.

Congress, which has been in session
since last December, adjourned on the
9Th. It was in session for a long time
and as a result of its labors succeeded
in raising the taxes. in depicting the
treasury, in injuring our commerce, and
in releasing the National banks from
supporting the revenue. When it as
sembled 1t found large surplus of coin
in the treasury, which had accumu-
lated by reason Of the exorbitant rev.
enue, and the funding of the National
debt, thus preventing the further re-
duction of that National curse by this
accumulated treasure.
The old and experienced lobbyists
who had worked with the former Con
gress for the passage Of the funding
bill, knowing well the result of that
corrupt measure, were on hand at The
opening Of Congress, with their appe-
tites whetted aid scent as keen as the
jackal ready to prey upon the Golfers
of our National capitol. How it was
raided can only DO conjectured from
the general result. The surplus in the
treasury of $l50,00O,o0o have disap-
peared, and provisions for the expendi-
ture of over 100000, 600 more during
the year 1883, have been appropriated,
1hicb, it is estimated, will be collected
off the people during that time. That
the extravaganza has bsen very great
May be shown by tabular comparison
of the fourteen regular appropriation
items passed by the present and pre-
csding Congress for the years ending
June 80, 1888, and June 80, 1882, re-
spect;vely, viz:
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showed by his actions that no cared
more for the money of Stanford d Co.
than he did fer the interests of Ore
gon, will be looked upon with more
than suspicion as being susceptible to
monetary influences, and his opportu-
mites for having been reached will be
carefully noted and unrelentingly COM
mented upon by those whose confidence
he has abused and the party he has so
basely betrayed.
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PIN PIES

will mail free the receip- for simple
vegetable balm that will rem ". tae
freckles, pimples and lreckles pimplrs and
dlotches, leaving the skin soft aud cieal
and beautiful also instructions for pro
ducing iuxvriant growth Of hair On
bad head or smooth face. Address en-
c!os,ug a three cent stamp, Ben. Vandelf
d Co. 10 Barclay st. N. Y.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-08-19
TO CSnsumptives

The advertiser having been . erlna le.i t
ly cured of that dread disease colsu /
ion is anxious to make known TO his fe
l0w sufferers the means OF cure. To
who desire it he viii send copy of
prescription used Tree of charge with the
directions for preparing and otusng tn
same which they will nnd sure curese
coughs, colds, consu mptioD, asthma
bronchitis &c.
Parries wishing the prescription will
address Rev. e A Wilson. 1914 Penn
Williamsburg, NY.
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Legislative, Executive and

Totals .s294, ,5l3,630 S2l66 ,33s
A very careful and moderate Re
publican paper, the New York EMAIL
and Express" follows up this exhibit
by saying that an increase of nearly
S78,000,000 in one year is enough to
awaken the most apathetic taxpayer to
q growth Of Congressional ex.rava-
gance that, unless checked, viii cer-
tainly grow until it corrupts the fed
eral government, debauches our poll
tics and brings our institutions into
grave perils.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-08-19

Senator Benjamin H. Hill, of Geor-
gia, died on the 10th inst., of cancer in
the mouth. The other day he said to
his sou: Il am going to better land,
Charles; don't you wish you could
ceme along, tool These are the happi-
est days of my Life.