The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-04-22

VIM. Heffrcn and other citizens are
plowing the track southwest Of town
that 1t may be In good trim for the
spring lively racing may be looked for.
ssAFTEa SIX YEARS. ."-San Fran.
cisco, May 80, 1ssl-H. III. Warner &
Go. sirs: To your Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure I ascribe the restoration of
my wife to perfect health after ak
years of nervous affiiction from diseas>
ed kidneys and liver. Charles e. Bur.
gsns.
Agrand May>day ball viii be given
in this city on Monday, May 1st, by
Lynch's String Band. 1t will be 3
graLd affair, and should be attended by
all. In consequ nee Of the arrange.
ments made for the ball on the 1st of
May, the ball advertised elsewhere for
this Friday evening will be postp oned.
The funeral of he | to Mrs. Addis d.
Perkins is announced to occur at the
Preebyte rian church at II o'clock to-
morrow, Sunday, Rev. w. A. Smick
officiating. The CO. pse may be seen at
any time prior to 10:30at the residence
but the casket will not be opened at the
church. The remains will be placed in
q vault in the Masonic Cemetery im-
mediately following the funeral.
SO great IL the faith repos,d in sAyr's
pills by those who have given them q
trial that the consumption Of them al.
most passes belief far exceeding any
precedent. They cleanse the blood, i'm
prove the appetite, promote digestion
restore healty actien and regulate
every function. They are pleasant to
take gentle In their operation yea
thorough searching and powerful in
subduing disease.
RETURNED ON V1sIT.-Mrs. Anna
F. Ross, for merly Of tiis county but
now resident sof Knappa, ..came up on
the train to visit her father. L. n.
Grow, her mother and brothers last
Monday evening. Her brother. Mr.. H..
Crow, brought carriage. for .her. and
she was Tuesday conveyed to her old
home near canyonville, where doubt
Tess she received a hearty welcome
from her relatives and many friends Of
that section.'
Again death has been with us, and
another highly esteemed,andj loved by
all who knew her has started on the
road which leads to Paradise Mrs.
Addie D. Perkins, 70, IN rly of Stowe,
Vermont, and vie of o. = Perkius,
Esq.. departed this life in this city on
Wednesday ia,t; aged SO years. In 1875
she and her husband came to Roseburr,
and since that time our people have
known her IS a lady. and lady whose
honest hear. showed itsslf plainly from
the windows Of her soul. Puro AZ .
snowflake and honorsd by all, her death
is universal reason for :unhappiness.
A FINE STALLION. Mr.. James Card
well has a fine buggy horse in town
and he 10 q fne animal. Mr.. Card
wells horse is named .'Aleck,n cream
colored. as pretty as picture. years
of age, Vermot and 9ifleman, and tco
good horse to be used to pull buggy
The animal has record OF 2:44, and is
nninjured In. every way. -Four horse-
men should see him-not to buy hin
for we do not believe that "Jim,"
who knows aud raised the :. horse,
would sell him at any price. Kr. Card
well gave us ride in his buggy. and
we are smitten with "Alek.' He sped
along In handsome msnner, James
handled his lines well; and like every
hearty man, he likes handsome
body and good horse-and so too Jim'
knows. also, heA has . lady at home.
Davenport with the best blord
and push comining into the territory
we find San Francisco frat in the field
to bid for Arizona trade. The enter
prising firm of Schultz 4 Bargen, of
Louiaviile and San Francisco, are on
the ground looking for their interests
and have already secured special raies
for freights direct from Louisville,
Keniucksy, and from San Flancisco to
AriEona.-Tacson Star. Mr.. John T..
Burns lie now in Santa Rosa and doing
good work and before leaving he will
establish . sound t. ade in his line for
the great city Of The west. Mr Burns
fame procedss commercial trader
q courteous gentleman and q young
Tan of nndoubted integrity. a. all will
fnd in coming in contact with him.
Mr.. Burns has appointed VIM. Burns
has appointed VIM. Heffron, agent Tor
Rosebnrg.
DIED.-George Lester Marry. son of
]. J. Marry, U. S. Signal Service Off,
eer, AMI wife, departed this life on
Sunday las, land on the Monday follow |,
ing, its remains were conveyed to the
Masonic cemetery, and there Inferred;
aged. two years, eight months and
twenty Eve days. The child was
beautiful In life. and in death its feas
lures bore the expression spoken of by
ths Saviour who said "Of such is the
King iom of heaven Indeed that of
the dad was beautiful face, and it
seemed heartlrss to hide forever that
which would have been an object Of
admiration even in old age. But God
knows best. 1t Is said that In Heavea
there blooms none but beautiful dow.
ers. Perhaps He thought He needed
one more bright little daisy flower 10
complete his crown of immorte1ss, and
He sent an Angel down from Heaven