The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1883-06-16
LOCAL ITEMS.

4 General Crook has returned with larg
number of the hostiles with him as prisoners
Through tickets from Portland to Chicag
wa st. Paul, will be sold over the Northern
Pacific by the first of next month.
! A boy named Abendorth, ten years Of age
was drowned in. the Willamette river >
Portland on Monday, while bathing.
A wedding is now on the tapis in high lif
in Roseburg society. Listen to the ringing
of the bells, for there will be Emusic in tn,
air.''
DIR. S. Hamilton went to Eugene City OF
Thursday to attend meeting of the Boart
of Regents Of the State University, of which
he Is a member.
| Last Sabbath young son of Hen. Time
thy Barnard while putting up swing, fel
and broke some of his ribs and received Sc
| we're injuries.
Last Sunday man named Maloney, liv.
ing near Grave creek, was shot at and re-
ceived slight wound in the head The
particulars of the affair We were unable ia
4earn.
jacob Ledgerwood has sold his farm oil
1887 acres, situate on Roberts creek, to H
&C. Martin of California. for sl5, 500. Mr..
Ledgerwood is to retain possession until Oc
tober 1884.
We call special attention to ties adver-
tisement of L. Langenberg, on the outside
columns of our paper, and take pleasure in
stating to the public that his work is all he
warrants it.
The Great Eastern Mastedon Amuse.
nent Enterprise, the name of . company
organized in San Francisco for tour of this
northwestern country, will be in Rosebure
June 2Sth, 29th and 30th. at Marks hall.
Themas Farquar has purchased the ma.
chlnery and appliances for soda werks aud
in short time will commence the manufac.
ture OF that delightful beverage, at bis place
in Roseburg.
The Fourth Of July ball which was an
nouncsd to come off at the residence of Geo.
Shamrock in Coles valley, will not take
place, in consequence of the injury to his
son DIR. Shambrosk, and the recent death of
his daughter.
Mrs. Selden, delegate OF the Roseburg w.
c. T. u, left for Portland Wednesday
morning to attend the session of the State
w. c. L. U. now being held ia that city.
Mrs. s. will also visit friends in that part of
the State before her return:
4. Nasberg, popular merchant of Marsh
field, gave US . pleasant call on Thursday
evening, on his return home from the meet
ing of the Masonic Grand Lodge, where he
was honored with the Office of Junior Grand
Warden.
Miss Willard, President of the Woman $
Christian Temperance Union, was given a
grand reception by the temperance people of
Portland, at the Taylor Street church, on
Monday night. The church was beautifully
decorated with flowers. Congressman
George delivered the address of welcome.
Christian Lehnherr of Myrtle Point, Coos
county, is in Roseburg visiting friends. He
is en- his way home from Portland, where
he has been attending the Grand chapter of
Masons. Mr.. Lehnherr was for many years
. resident of Happy valley in this county,
and is well and favorably known by all the
old settlers.
On the 18th, at Uniontown, Pennsylvania,
James Mutt. a son of State Treasurer Capt
a. Mutt, shot and killed Dukes, the man
who killed his (NutSs) father several months
ago. The shooting took place at the post
Office door, at half-past seven o'clock in the
evening. Mutt fired FIVE shots, four of which
took effect in Dukes body. He expired be.
fore any one reached him. Mutt gave him
self up to the Sheriff and ia now in Jail.
We are in receipt of new journal called
the Oregon City Courier, published by Isaac
LIE Mahieu, at Oregon City. The Courier is
neat foar page, seven column journal, we'll
arranged and full of interesting matter. The
number We have seen has the right political
ring. Ia well written article it forcib;v
presents the great political question of the
day, the oppression of capital and msnopolies
upon labor and the great agricultural inter.
ests Of the country, and asks for appropriate
legislation upon these subjects. We have
not the pleasure of MIR. Mahieus personal
acquaintance, but wish aim success in this
new enterprise and trust that the Courier
may prove e tower of strength for good in
the land
81 began the use Of your Compound Oxy-
gen Treatment just as i was taking a bad
cold; the cold passed of without settling on
my lungs, or otherwise hurting me. Have
had no pain or rattling in my lungs after the
first two weeks treatment. It works mys.
teriously on my whole system. i am stout
er now than have been for two years." So
writes one of our patients. Our Treatise on
Compound Oxygen sent free. DRs. STAR
KEY PALEN, ll09 and I'LL Girard street,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. All or
ders for the Compound Oxygen Home
Treatment directed to H. E. Math-
ews, sos Montgomery street, San Francisco,
will be filled on the same terms as if sent di-
rectly to US in Philadelphia.
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