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The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-04-01

The leading Scientists Of to-day
agree that most diseases are caused by
disordered kidneys or liser5. II there
fore the kiiueys AMI liver are kept in
perfect order, perfect health viii be
the result. The tratil has only been
known Il short tltla and ;or years peo-
pie suffered great agony wi hoht being
able to find relief. The discovery Of
Warmers Safe Kidney Cure marks a
new era in the treatment OF these
troubles. Made from Il simple tropis
cal leaf of rare value it coniai.is jnst
the elements necessary to nour'sl and
invigorate both of these great organs
and safely re tore aad keep them III
order. It is a positive remedy fGr all
the diseases hat cause pain In the
lowor part o. the hody-for torpid liver
headaches jaundiee - dizziness :
gravel--fever a nd ague-maierial fee
yer. and all dificulties Of the kidneys
liver and urinary organs
It Is an excellent and safe remedy
for females during pregnancy. lt VIII
controi menstruatlon and Il Invaluable
for Ieucorrhoea or falling of the womh.
As blood purifier IL Is unequaiied
for it cures the organs that makes the
blood.
This remedy which LA done such
onders is put UP in the largest slzed
bottle OF any me dicine upon the mar
ket and Is sold by druIgist& and all
dealers at 81 25 per bottle. For dlebe
tes enquire for Warmers 5 fe Dlabe-
les Cure. It is a positive rene dy.
H.H. WARNER 6 Co., Rochester, n. I.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-04-01

The CALAFoRNfkN The april nuns
Der OF this magazine, which has just
come to hand. opens with beautifully
illustrated article, entitled .'Yat,! ching in
San Francisco Bay" from the pen of
Mr.. Chas q. Yale. than whom, upon this
subject, no one is better qualified to write.
THIS article is from the popular, or nous
technical, standpoin and will interest
hundreds besides those who reside near
the Bay aud Lave an opportunity II in
dulge in the fascnating pastinle oi ,afch-
ing. The engravings (Which, by the way,
are the first among those which have ap-
tirely prepared in San Francisco) are spr-
tied. and full of promise for the 'cccssfal
doveierment Of pictorial wood-engraving
upon tho Pacific coast. One shows sew
eral yachts rounding the Fifteen Fatho m
Buoy outside 'The Heads" and is full OF
life and motion, while down in the cor
ner of the engraving is pen-and>ink
sketch of placid waters. called Taking il
Easy" Another of the engravings re-
presents the "Artist Cook" another, the
first rendezvous of yachts in Napa Creek
in 1868; the YachtrClub House at Sau-
celtic is the subject of still another;
while Crossing the Channel is vigor.
Gus picture of yacht rossing the currert
which sets out,towa-d the Golden Gate.
The other articles in tais number are
OF equal interest. Prof. Joseph LIZ Conte
contributes The Higher Utilities OF
Science Lucy L. MeCann gives a
sprightIy account { t how she built a cLea
Greenhouse, wicb. an illustration of '.,he
way it looked" James O'Mera, always
readable ..lIGer, ielates how q Calafor-
hian accomplished the only escape made
from Fort Lafayette during the w r.
VIM. Fl. Rideing has an article on the
london Newspaper. Prot. H. B. Nor.
ton gives an account of o Treaty framed
under peculiar circumstances between the
Pawnees and Osages. Charles Il. Shipn
eontributesa bit of poetical prose, entitled
'Calaforn'a Aprils.
There arc several poems of merit: the
regular instalments of the serial stories
are given; and ''posr All 1oyn by Mary
L. Mott. story OF originality ana power,
completes q mum Der of more than usual
Interest.
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THE VETERAN ESTABLISHMENT
SCHULTZ & Won BARGEN
OF SAN FRANCISCO

OF SAN FRANCISCO
Has built up lofty monument of honor>
b lie aad saccessful industry, and thelr
commercial enierpr Sc has crowned them
with laureis OF business tri lmphs, Not.
with landing that the iercest financi al
storms have ragged aro und them, rusting
thel caves of their chaplets at one period o
their existence, but Phoenix like they arr
rive afrcsh from thcir we'll contested battles
and again unfurl their banner OF triumph
and success. They now. C 'mbine the ex>
perience ani Judgment OF age with the
vigor and ente rprize of youth.
The eastern. business OF Schultz & Van
Bargen is now. under the personal direc-
tion of Mr.. George Schulz, wfile the
business Of the Pacific is under the die
rection of Mr.. Henry Won Burger.
Mr. Julius Paulsen 10 manager of San
Francisco, while Mr.. John L. urnes.is
general travelling agent FIR the Pacific
coast, Texas and Mexico, with head
quarters at San Francisco. Under the
able management of Mr.. John l.. Burns
this company success is assured.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-04-01
sUGAa PINE MILLS

The above mills have for sale the
best lot of Sugar pine and Cedar and
other kinds OF lumber; dressed or
undressed that can be found in the
Douglas county market.
Orders promptly filled, and by appli-
cation az the mills. terms will be
given and whichwil defy com petition
The projectors of the mill have re-
solved that no oae shall undersell
them, and tnat .heir lumber shall not
be equailed in quality or quantity.
they give them trial
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LIFE INsURANCE.-Mr. J. l.. Qnack-
enbush, one of the directors and gem
eral agen for the North Pacific Mutual
city during the week. The company
which he represents is directed and
embraces some of the best men of Ore,
gon. aud one IS safe in paroniziug it.
We hope to see Mr.. Quackenbush
whenever he visits the city and here
say to him, whenever he calls, he will
find our iatch~string on the outside.
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IYDV MILLINERY Sl0Rb

have opened a stock of Millinery
Goods one door below the Post oihc
Consisting OF Millinery goods, tassei
cords etc, and everything TO De ioun
in a tirst. c ass Millinery store. ! woaid
respectfully invite the puolic to call ana
txa ine my stock and Learn my prices be
lare purchasing elsewhere. l make
speciality of trimming tats to order.
MRS. Il. +. HOTCHklSS,
Oakland, Oregon.
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II is with sorrow We announue the
death of three of Aaron and Frances
Roses children-John, Winnie and
Olivs. The first was aged II, tie other
two, and the third nine years. They
died of diphtheria, were buried in Aa-
sonic ceme ry. Tho children were bright
and handsome, and in their loss our
ci tizens sincerely sympaihize with the
founder OF t1is city and his lnestima
BILE wife.
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REPRESENTATIVES, ELECTED -
Through the courtesy of Mr.. John
Chase, secretary of Philitarian Lodge
No 8. !. o. 0. F., we learn that Messrs
w. F. Benjamin and Louis Belfils
We're elected representatives to the
Grand Lodge I. 0. Q. f., on the even
ing of the s0th by the Lodge above
named. The gentlemen are we'll quaIi>
ned as representatives to the Grand
Lopge which meets in Portland in
May.
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It was reported on the streets that
among gang of Chinanen sent south
Tuesday was one suffering from small
pox, but upon Investigation We ascer
tanned that the report was without
foundation. The only diseased China-
man III the gang was a poor fellow who
had had ''head put on him. hence
the scales taken TO be smallpox.
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THE LATE JAMES A. SMITH.
By A FaIEND.

In birth so noisy and complaining
So natural we'll sustaining;
But then, what thal?
In babyhood so attiess
Progressive still so harmless;
But then, what then?
In boyhood so artful
Filling mothers sorrowipg he artfu /;
But then, What then?
in manhood's gallant struggle
Fearing neither Care nor trouble;
But then, what then?
When that awful has come
The battles lest or won;
Then, Oh! what then?
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-04-01

WILL CELEBRATE. - Philetarian
Lodge No. 81. O. 0. f., viii ce e.eorat.
the 63d anniversary of the birth OF
Odd Fellowship in the United States
on Wednesday, April 26, 1882. Th e
Lodge has invited all the different
lodges in the county to join with it,
and grand time is anticipated.
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Blacksmith
Farrier,
. - x q ga IN an.

A we isknown To the people of Dour-
Es Gown 7, would respectfully announce
at he preparcd TO do all kinds Of
wofA Al hls .ine aad guartat"cs sa'is7
faction.
HO4s |EssHOIIN A SPECIALITY.
Any farm r aaviag a plow t. fbarpen
or machinery t, repair viii do we'll to
givo ms call at my old stud
I have a full stock of iron AID ste I,
and having purchased the same ut a los
pric. can d. work. 50 far as prices are
concern.d, cllea per than any who will at
tempt competition, JAS, DEARLlN".
fab17 I'm Oakland Or. gon.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-04-01

In the county court OF Douglas
county, State of Ogsgnn.
In the matter OF the estate OF John
Kelleher, deceased.
Notice il hereby given that the nn.
dersigned has been appointed admin
istrator of the said estate.
by the above entitled court
All persons having claims sgainst
said 'statate are requirei to present
them with the proper vouchers with
in six months fr m this date of thi s
! notice to the Undersigned administra :
tor at his place Of business in Ro,cburg
poeug'as county. Oregon, all persons
/ indobted to- the said estate will please
| call and settle
/ RS. SHERIDAN, Administrators.
| r. seburg, Doe a7th, 1881.
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orrIcr or SCHULTZ & Won BAReEN,
100 California street, cor. Front, [
20 oe''''o1 " san Francisco. }
loan I. BURNS, Agent.

JOAN II. DO hNsi &C
To rTRApn.-Practical experience
has demonstrated to MS that the Iraue
requires a choice old Bourbon ior iln
mediate use. For it is wei knoWn
that straight whiskey that IS aososuae .tan
ly pure requires ags, care ana sS;sh. 49, :,
ton. and our old Davenport "h,ssy rnss
possesses all the above qualities. Tue
grain used in the distillailon Oh our O. -
H. Davenport whisky is always hsst se
lec,ed from the finest, richest anu 1Iss TIss
grown in the Stale of KentucRy'
water is drawn from Que Oh nnes' s
limestone springs in the State the Iad ped
cuIiar properties which have ga,n,eiu. gnr,i .
for Kentucky whiskies sne' We, tao
wide celebrity. This process ~ ~
our j. II Davenport pure, manu-
made, sour mash whiskey, ana we
claim that for delicacy of favor, purity
and medicinal qualities it stands uneA-
ceiled.
Yours truly. ScnULTz & VoNBARaEN.
From aud after this date Wm.
Heffron. of Roseburg, will Keep Tue
celebrated Davenport, pure stiaigu'
whisky exclusively.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-04-01

sr.UR LODGE a. F. and A. NJ
solds, gular meetings on Wednes-
law an or before each full moon.
j. c. FULLERTON. w. NJ.
II #f.MTJRTON. Secy.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-04-01

HER DAUGHTERS SAFETY San
Francisco, July 9th, 1ss1.-H. II. War
ner & Co.: Sirs-I do not think my
daughter could have lived six months
had she not used your Sal Kidney and
Liver Cure. Mrs. n. Il. d. Mason.
S6 Liberty street.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given by the unders
signed Administrator of the estate of
Gilbert McNenr, deceased, to tho crad>
itors of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to present
them, with the necessary vouchers.
within six months from the date OF
his notice. 10 the said administrator,
at his office in Canyonvilie, Douglas
taunts, Oregon.
Dated at Canyonville, Dec. l6. 1881.
u. A. LEVENS,
Administrator of the estate of Gilbert
McNear, deceased.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby giv-n that at the
next regular term of the County
court to be held in Roseburg, on the
4th day of April, 1882, appIicaeation
will be made by Phillip DeSouzer
have lis name changed to Phillip
A la Motta.
Published by order Of Hon. G. Gaddis
Judge of the above named court.
Attest-T Il SHERIDAN, County
Clerk.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-04-01

TEMPoUA GRANGE, NO. 28, Pioi
H., will meet hereafter on the lst Satur-
OF ench month, at Grange Hall, in Roses
burk All members in good standing are
eordisily invited to attend:
JAMES T. COOPER, NJ.
J!P. DUNCAN. Secretary.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-04-01

,k1oy ECNAMPMENT. No. o, /. o. o
q F,sets at '0od Fellows Hall on the 1st
andI9d Fridays Of every month. Visiting
Brethren invited to attend
T. FORD, c. P.
W.F. BENJAMIN, S.
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The Flour Mill.ssituated near Rose
burg, mile from the o. &C. R r. sta>
ton. known as the property of Eber,
lin estate, in South Umpqua.
Four story mill, thoroughly eguipp-
ed, having plenty of water the entire
year, good trade. Also 25 acres OF
land near the mill. Price, $4500 Sat-
isfaetory terms for part. Will sell 260
acres moro land if desired.
t. particulars see J. c. Fullerton,
or ]. y. Lincoln, Roseburg,
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TO CJnsu mpEives

The advertiser having been p ornament
ly Cured of that dread disease consumpt
ion is anxious to make known TO his fe
lO,- sufferers the means OF cure. To
who desire it he viii send copy af
prescription used tree of charge with tile
directions for preparing and otusng tn
same which they will ind sure enrese
coughs, colds, consu mpiop, asthma
bronchitis &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will
address Rev. E A Wilson. 1874 Penn
Williamsburg, NY.
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y av enpoZ I.
A PURE, STRAIGHT WHISKY.
Americas Finest Production,

AIuDIlCd b lHESL IfOUuCIlOn.
Office of Schultz & Won Bargen, 129
California st. corner Front, San Frtn-
cisco.
To the trade-Praciicel experiences has
has demonstrated to us that the trade re-
quires a choice old Bourbon for immedi-
ate use. For it is well known that
whiskey that is absolutely pure, requires
age, care and attention and our old Daven
p IT whiskey possesses all the above
qualities. The grain used in the distillas
ton of our J. III. Davenport Whiskey is
alwaps selected from the finest, richest
and best grown IN the State of Kentucky.
The water is drawn from one of the
finest limestone springs in the State, the
peculiar properties of which have ga lined
of Kentucky whiskies such world wide
celeb.irty. This process makes our J. H.
Davenport pure, hard made sour mash
whisky. aud We claim that for deiicacy of
flavor, purity and medicinal qualities
stands unexcelled.
Yours truly,
SCHULTZ & Won BARGEN,
- n
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Richards, James Thorn ton, NJ Ar
rington, Jas billiard. I.g>s attending
delegates are authorized to
cast the vete of any absent delegate
srom this precinct.
Coles Valley precinct g Callahan,
W X Caldwell. J l. Fisher.
Deer Creek pre- cinct-Jas Cox, G
Whitsett, Thomas Boggs. Geo w Gang
or. Ed Sheridan, s F Flocd. Vim Heff
ron. r Breckinride. John Rist, Robt
Mccullough, L F Lane.
Wilbur Precinct-J A Strange, Geo
W Grnbbe.
Ca'agooia precinct-Tim Barnard,
VIM Thiei, VIM Stephens, w I Kerley
3 i Stephens, w 4 Smith, T w
Winniford, john Bayless, Erie saery,
Geo r Sacry.
Yoncolla pre- e,inct H c Long, o
Booth.
Pass Creek-Simpson Bcckley Hugh
Mckenzie. (by simpon Beckley' s
proxy.
Elston Precinct-J l. smitn, p B
Beckley lby Simp Beck!ey's proxy.
Gardner pre- inst-E H Burchare,
Daniel Dougherty (E K Burchard
proxy.
Smith RIVER precinci-Jas Cowan.
Scottsburg precinct1-Represemed by
Sin.p Beckley by request.
Your committee find that E G sacry
holds the proxy of John Bayless and
Geo s Sacry, and Nm Stephens the
proxy of Tim Barnard.
Your committee also find that the
delegates from Calapooia and Wilbur
precincts were also elected as delegates
to the county convention when con
vened to nominate county offic for
Douglas county.
L. G. SACKY, Chairman
Tho COMMITTEES on organization wade
their report which was, upon motion,
duly seconded and carried,
Mt SCOTT precinct coming in after tie
committee on credentials reported, it was
moved and St cohd-d that their creden ia
De received, carried.
Moved and seconded the house proceed
to nominate twelve delegates to the stats
convention, carried.
Moved and seconded that the convention
vote for each delegate separately, motion
lost.
Moved and seconoed that the couven-
ton ballot for the twelve delegates at one
time, motion carried
Moved and seconded that the chair
kpnoint two tellers. motion carried.
The chain appoiutsd H.C. Long of Yon.
calja. aod John Weaver.
The Delegates of Deer Creek precinct
not all being present, moved and second
that the delegates dresent cast the full
vote. motion carried.
Moved and seconded the convention
ballot by roll call commen aing as per
report OF committee on credentials,
motion carried.
The following gentlemen were placed in
nomination for delegates TO attend the
State convention: r. McCuiIoch, John
Weaver, n -. Sullivan, VIM Hudson,
6. Ball, James Cheroweth Tim Barnard.
John sheridan, Fendel suiherlin, q q
Long, E II BurchaFd, F P Hogan, Jas
Byron, ,vm Heffron. J A strange, E ]
Pag', simpson Beckley, sam Marks, Nj
Thofuton, A A Fink.
The whole number of votes cast
being sixty two, it. was necessary to
for choice thirtystwo votes.
Jas Chenoweth, II C Long, E Page,
g Ball, f P Hogan, r McCuIloch, Il H
Burchare. J "A strange, simpson Bee k
ley, jam es Byron aud DR.. Page were
elected
The time for holding the next primz
aries was set fof April Goth, and the
county convention May 4th.
The convention thereupon adjourned.
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svss PHILETARIAN
Lodge, No. s, o. o
& .ets on Saturday evening, OF each
pa I'll O'Clock. In their hall at Rose
hnsE Members of the order in good stand
nc 10 kninvited to attend. by order ofthe N.
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- en- port.
WILLIAM HEFFR0N, Sole Agent,
mario Roseourg, Oregon.


will mail free the recipe for simple
vegetable balm that will remove tae
freckles, pimpies and ireek 'es pimples and
dlotches, leaving the skin soft and clea1
and beautiful also Instructions for pros
ducing luxvriant growth OF hair on a
bald head or smooth face. Address en-
closing three cent stamp, Bsn. Vandeh
& Co. l2 Barclay st. N. Y,
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The celebrated Stallion
q BRIG HAM .
Will stand the ensuing Season
In Douglas County.
Times and places will hereafter be
stated.

PEDIGREE.
Brigham was sired by Grey Wolf, In
by Old Dan, and Old Dan by Selinl,
commonly known as .Old ssLummux.' =
the sire of many of the best horses in
the United States. Brigham,s dam
was Kate. by Napoleon; grand dam.
Susie bS Webfoot; Webfoot was sire
by Seiim, "0ld Lummux.r
Brigham is the only horse In the Sta .
tha' Can trace his pedigree on boz
sides to the Lummix stock, which i,
known by every breeder of good hors
in Douglas county to have produces
the best horses for all work and kind
disposition which have ever been rais-
ed here.
A. W. SLTMMON,
no50 Proprietor.
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Be not Deceived


By Plasters claiming to be an improv
ment on Allcock's Porous Plasters.
Allock's is the original and only
genuine Porons Plaster; all other SO
called Porous Plasters are imitation
Beware Of them
See that you get an Allcoek's Poro
us Plaster which we guarantee has
effected more aud quicker cures than
any other exserna. remedy
sold BY all Druggists
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DRY'S SALOON,
Jackson Street, Rosebrrg.

The proprietor ofthis we'll KIN swn AMI
popular resort wonld thank his friends
for their iibe al patronage in the past
aud would ask for a continuance OF
he same in the iuture. The public ls
informed that keep none but the besl
brands of wines. liquors aud cigass
and that sell over the bar the cels
brated jesse Moore & Co.'s Kentuoky
VI Nhiskies
A good billiard table will be found
in the saloon; also the leading papers
of the world.
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eetings.
A.oTER no. IL. R

AoTER no. II. r
regular communIca
,;ons every first and third Tuesday
= month All members IN good
- win take due and timely notice
sstsF s,o themselves accordingly. Visit
8 e ,ns are invited to meet with
3 .nts, when convenient.
is asp'F' B, HERMANN, H. P.
stFts LANDE, Sec'y.
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PUBLIC EXAMINATIoN.- the reg
ular quarterly pubic examination Tor
the last Saturday of March. school
Supt. J W, Strange called to his assis
tance rrof.'s H., l.. Benson and 3. A
Cathey, and there were present for \ex,
animation Misses Anna, Alice and
Emma Mosher, Dulcina Parrott, Carrie
Furguson, Ella Ragon, Edah Callahan,
Hattie Ben amin, Messrs Erevlin. Cor
mutt, III. S. Strange and john E. Day,
all of whom pas ed, and nine out of
the eleven obtained first grade cer.iri-
| Gates. special mention should be
| made Of Misses Ella Ragon, Hattie
| Benjamin, Carrie Furgason. ana MIR.
| Ii. s. Strange all of whom obtained a
| grade upwards OF 93 deg.
| LIKES RosEBURG We had the
| pleasure of meeting with Mr. Z. J. Nc
Dowell. Of Corvallis, who arrived i'll
| Roseburg uesday evening. Mr.. Nc
| bowels brought his family with him
aud and intends to remain here. Eight
years ago he was wellknown to Roses
hu; gers and during his absence he
has desired to retulu to our place to
our place to help his wife in health
and IN Ike home here. lie is a first
class M tn in railroad work, and his
old friends, 1--WE and every one #
of them) will work for him to be with
us always
| PLEASURE TRIP AMI BUSINERs.-M
Jos. Cornelison, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Alice CarneIison, left
| Wednesday morning for Umatilla
| county. Mr.. Cornelison has business
interests in Umaiilla, and while there
will look after large drove of sheep
| which he has had kept the past winter
in the alkali regions OF Eastern Oregon.
Miss Alice accompanies him to visit
her sisters, and for the benefit of her
health. We wish both pleasant jour.
ney and safe return.
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OH. .gnoepsnosnt

I ,,, Circul alton than any ota
l1sF'E Tspspaper published in
Douglas County.
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WIZ. BLACaWO

EETA1L DEALkK IN
WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS
cANYoNvILLE, OREGON.
Patron. will find my saloon a quiet
and pleasant place of resort These
living me call will be treated to tile
best have for sale
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Buy the sloate 5-cent cigar at Jasku-
is.
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JAMES D3A ;alS1,
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1882-02-25

property. The bedding and furni-
ture was mostly lost, as was also the
greater part Of the library. Rev.
Haury tells us that he lost all his
account books, papers, clothing,
money and $500 worth Of books
The winters supplies and clothing
valued at $500 were lost. The total
loss to the Mennonite society will
aggregate fully $4,000.
The people of the Agency showed
disposition to DO all in their power
to assist the unfortunate people un-
til other arrangements can be made.
Rev. Haury and wife and their as
sistants were provided for in the
families of Messrs. Candee, Connell,
Williams and Seger. This fire was
certainly the most distressing thing
of the kind ever known in this
part of the country.