Cottage Grove and Lemati leader., November 23, 1895, Image 2

COTT AGE GROVE AND LEMATI LEADER,
an
inspectors came at stated times and
very agreeable. I could enjoy
Do Y ou W an t an
SH E R IFF'S SALE OX FORE-
*
s
outdoor fire at any time at home so they were able to detect it, if the
CLOSURE.
I immediately retired where I could crystal had been polished oftener
PUBLISHED ZTf.tY SATURDAY.
n o t ic e is h e r eb y g iv e n t h i t by
E . P . T H O R P , - - E D IT O R . listen to the ocean’s roar until I fell than was necessary and they (the
of an Execution, duly issued out of the
If you do you cannot afford to virtue
keepers)
was
fined
for
all
such
lapse
Circuit Court of tile County of Lane, sta te of
asleep.
A
ugust
7tb
I
find
in
my
SATCRDAŸ, XOV.. 23. - - 1895.
Oregon, ou the 15th day of November 1895 on a
cultivate
a
failure.
W
ith
years
of
V
V
. • 1
.
JSXMfeVU —III ICIII
scant notes this— arose verv earlv as of vigilant care as it was considered
rendered in said Court on the »Uh
personal and practical experience in judgment
day of October,
lh“ r, 1895 for the sum of Two Hun-
the
tide
is
then
the
lowest.
I
will
i
damaging.
Did
you
know
our
d i 80-100 Dollars, in I', s. gold coin
A N e w L in e o f L a d ie s ’
raising
fruit
for
profit—with
long
‘
w
ith’
int“
eS
?<
T R IP TO TH E COAST.
i hiterest thereon from said 2$tli dav of,
rancy Cell.ilonl Frame, for cabinet, experience in picking, packing am ] ; October. 189o at the rate of ten (io) per cent’ per
leave this at present and at some fu- \ Uncle Sam took such good care of
. annum ami T " ‘ nt>-tive ..25) Itidlars AttorneV's
pictures; hand painted ; very artistic, shipping fruit to the better market!
OUB PROPERTY :
I'kets fee and rhe further sum of Six (0, andao-too Did- 1
The nearest edge of the water ture time write you a whole day’s
Price, 20'
I am
att! a able to serve well all w ho Wish Fisk
Flmnrnt '¿nd J u t e ' 5h“
d V N.
looked low down (as it did also chalJCes of the tide. One afternoon and is wholly floored with same
to purchase
n er ¡?usl)anrt " er<* Defendants: and
we went to Newport and engaged i openwork black iron. The attend­ Dagger Hair Ornament; shell
‘ Mhxrab” ve
IM endaut Ju lia Morey
when close to it) b u t as tbe eye
prong, with giit or silvered metal top,
a > ''' ?
“re,’ • :,n' 1 a deeree of For,-‘-Insure
ant said when it was located there I Price, 25c.
¡T'-8* of s d e rendered in said suit, emn-
Absolutely F irst Class
ranged out toward the distant hori­ e e steamer (that makes a daily trip
ma nlinu m in order io satisfy said ju d g m en t1
to the government officials thought the
costs atm a t. urln'g costs to sell the follow-
Neck Scarf of Black Coney Fur, 27 fruit trees, plants, vines, shrubbery! anil
zon it seemed to very gradually rise across the hay to Yaquina City
mg described real pro] erty to-wit: The South­
meet
the
train
at
6
o'clock
p.
m.)
to
place
was
Cape
Foul
weather,
and
he
i
inches
long:
the
clasp
is
concealed
in
east one quarter of See. .14 in Tp 1» s. R. 5 w
and was apparently higher. When
or roses. The large amount o f , eiuitainiug lfli> Hi res of laud more or less, situa-
the jaws of the head. Price, $1. nursei v stock which I enteud plant- fork V w u tS n i'rV ’r <,T gon.-. No,w i . h e r e -
we had gazed long enough we sud­ take ns out for a cruise on the bay. pointed out to us Cape Foulweatber j Some
15
11 11 a - , ,
,
.*
r ” 75• I "ill Olterfor sale said real nropertv at I
of real Mink, choice quality, ing
north eleven miles, but this place
.............
on Rose
Hill Villa, ‘ a few
minutes
'
public auction for cash at the Court House door
denly grew anxious to “get there” We went aboard about two p. m.
♦2 75.
m Eugene, I.ane County, Oregon, mi Mon lay the
'
walk
from
the
S.
P.
Railroad
depot,
had
ilav of December. 1895 between tile hours of
at once so we went .at a rattling t h e steamer—Volanta, and behold is Yaquiuu Head. When- we
Bisque head dressed doll,; p re tty ! enables, me to select and sell the a e.tril
n clock A. M. and 1 o'clock 1“ M . to wit: at 1
your adventurous sister was a rover ' gazed inside and also through the face; long, flowing
o'clock F. M. of said dav.
h
a
ir:
very
pare and soon covered the remain­
stylish very
A. .1. JOHNSON,
windows as long as we wished tlie
Sheriff of Lane County, Oregon.
ing distance. W’e found that part on the salt sea. We cruised about
OF
CHOICE
VARIETIES
attendant led the way outside on a ' length about 13 inches. Price. 50c.
of Newport about Nye Creek con- until nearly 5 o’clock then landed
vigorous grow ers. In establish- S H E R IF F ’S SALE ON FO RE­
balcor.y which surrounded the win- i Tin Tray, crescent shape;' silver and
on
tbe
pier
a
t
Yaquina
City
and
ishing the
siderated of many r « d s cut out of
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dowed story of this tall tower. It j plated on White metal. Ptiee, 35c.
Notice is hereby given that bv virtue of an B M W K T O 1 E
a dense growth of young
forest wandered around while the steamer
I I I
1 1 1
C U W .
Execution liuiy issued out of the Circuit Court of
was made of iron steel or b ra ss' The Brownie Nines Pine, consisting
tile County of Lane, State of Oregon, on tlie 15th
trees and hushes, with dwellings, awaited the train. A large ocean
of November, 1895, on a Judgment rendered
painted black, the bottom openwork o f ten brownie figures,. 12 inches high. , with headquarters at the E cho - day
,n said ( ourt on the 3ath day of October, 1895 for
tents ami camps sca-.tered seeming­ steamer the Faralon was lying at f..
™ I Each figure .has a little verse qpon its I T
ueauquai
the sum of Ten Hundred. Forty-eight (lots) anil
’
■'T’
L eader office, I propose perfect sat 8a loo it liars, m Gold coin of the t'n ited States,
ly in a disorderly fashion anywhere the pier filling her hold with the like the stairs and landings. We baek Price, 75c.
with interest thereon, at the rate o ften (10) per
LEMATI.
OREGON.
th at people had chosen to locate 8iIua,e or ratber ob,on* 8tonea thai were advised to see to the fastening i Assorted patterns in Soli«! Silver isfaction to persons wanting a half cent iter annum from the satli dav of October,
1-95 and one Hundred (loo) Doiiara Attorney’s
dozen
or
10,000
fruit
trees,
at
reas­
of
our
hats
before
we.
started
to
j
Cuff
Buttons,
for
men
or
wfenien.
fee and the further sum of Thirtv-four (.94) and
themselves, until we nearly reached we had seen at the quarry on Ya-
onable pi ices, with instructions that ,o Ilia Hollar» costs in a suit in saiii Court where­
Foster was Fiaintitt and Ida I, Corson
the coast, and there was a street, two 'lu*na at tb« head of tidewater. V e promenade aroimd the elevated-cir­ Price', 45c [fee-pair.■ j
«ill assure perfect success. Pub­ in • Martin
Christmas-car
Is
in
handsome
eqlors
O. t orsmt her husband. (Tiariotte H Elliott,
provision stores and all the converd- wel e allowed to 8® aboard of il and , cle. I should have said the outer and gift, with appropriate ,ljnes. lishing one of the leading and moat I- redertek Elliott, her husband, Tin* sta te ln-
suraiue Company, a CoriHiratlon. C. A
«ices of a market town. We drove were shown all over the rooms and , edge was provided, with a balus Price, 5 e.
Geo A. Hill, a n t his daughters
.
" •progressive journals iu Oregon— sovereign.
Antoinette Hill Clark and Annie Hill Chibis
with
a
large
find
valuable
exchange
M
e t
E m il
up on the left bank of Nye Creek b ertbs: also tlie U6ts oi lnany
Ufi j trade
feet hiSh and J ou ma?’ b<
Child’s Silver-plateif " Set— Knife,
were Itefendants; and against I he above named
‘list
of
first
class
papers
ou
the
P
a­
Defendants,
Ida
L
Corson,
and
l'..o.
Corson,
her
life.! Fork atid Spoon; put up in «*iin^:neil
and camped in less than fifteen cu»ious
were explained. All «ure we clung to it for dear li
husbaiid, and on a decree of Foreclosure and
i-a; SENDING TO
cific Coast and in many of the Eas order
of sale rendered in said suit, commanding
.Vj, >,
yards of the ocean. I could’t stop ’ "f tbe inside
end fu rn -1 and once around was all we desired box. Price, 50c,; . » -
me n t order to satisfy said Judgment and costs
tern
states—with
a
personal
ac-
*
• ; • v
,-w.,
i 1 B
»...A
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~
a _ .....
i
t
.
i.
,
,
Four-button flressfd l^itj .fHoyee.
and accruing costs to sell tin- foil .wing described
ut the view was to say the least
to help arrange camp but went at ishmg were very fine. The people
T h eN - '•■- ‘« I’fth e S . w.
with neat »titchiug.on packs; a, ser­ 'qhairitrnce with numerous promin
and the w . '2 of N. w. 1 of See. 29 and w >,
immense Everywhere (except a viceable glove for the mopçy• slja .les ent and successful fruit growers aud of the
were
courteous
and
pleasantly
an
­
s. w. and the S. w. ■, of N w •• anil
once to the edge of the bluff and
large fruit stock raisers, I enjoy pe tots 1 2 and 3 of See. 20 Twp. 19 S. R. 2 west
narrow place eastward) was the of.brown, sizes
to 7Ϋ. Price,
containing 32» Acres of land, more or less
there I was face to face with the swered all our questions. Time I
—
dlfar aud valuable information e S , ” aiS .'f ' ,0? ail" n 1311,1 Oaiin of A. H.
mighty deep, less than a vard from J ,8MSed
and soou we were heaving., roanng, unresting sea. In black, sizesv5’i to 8. Price, | i .
! -li- u ’? 1|H‘ ; \ . L- 1 1,1 ,hc N- " • 1, and s. W.
"iirtl)
hundreds
of
dollars
to
those
. Of N |„ ', a n d w .
of s. E. '. and X F
Fancy leather JPtjfs.e, in light
me was the abrupt descent of fully ; called to re-embark for the return Aud we found one place in Oregon
Of s w. ' , See. 23 Twp. 19 s. It. 2 west contain-
],1 mtipg orchards for profit.
shades;
silver
plated
mountings.
mg lfio acres, more or less;
I mu inseoaral-ly identified will
fifty feet then only a few feet to the * r*P
^'e"’Po rb which was a new that was positively windy. The at­ Price., 65c. ;
waters edge. Soon ptople began to tx Per>cnce afl the tide was flowing tendant said wild geese and other
Fancy Jewel or Collar Riflipii Box
birds were sometimes attracted to of hand-painted ivorine, dulf*flnished,
go by us dowu tbe bank a little to and the water even in the bay was a
the right of us, where steps were little rough and the steamer was tbe light and would fly against the rests on a base of tinted satin ; sizes, 5 with its goldet. opportunities for a ll! hvgui at S. w. c,inter of Casw, 11 Hendrick»' Die
tia'ina < laiin Sec. 20 T «n. 19 s. 1!. 2. we»t, thence
balustrade. and glass with such by 7 inches. Price, 75c.
win) possess energy, nerve and pluck j is'a-t . h T t " ’!,21?6 1hs
''‘‘i- s - W deg. «.
«ait into the almost sheer descent of loaded to its full capacity. Several
Fine Silk Handkerchiefs, handsome
i ’4 i I1.' *? »wsinnuiK: also excepting 31 acres
force
as
to
kill
them,
and
sometimes
to
forge
ahead
iu
the
great
race
for
:
deeded
to
John
Wtnzenried
liyS.
H Savior and
vue bank until they reached the ' times it sagged slowly over until it
1 colorings ; large size. Price, 75c.
deeded to Henry Nt It anil 40 acres iVed'-
success. Tbe growing of fruit for j * »«res
a " Ollaln S °uthwl<* by Grantor herein
pebbly narrow valley of Nye Creek seemed as though it would dip wa­ the geese would break a window WEINSTOCK. LUBIN & CO.
eS-PACRING FREE-at
commercial purposes m ust iu the T H F K V v n p 'i iI'a,’o <2U11,V- Oregon. NOW
pane—but no other, bird was heavy
THEKErORE, I will offer for sale said real
which they crossed and were at the ter. Some of the people watched
near
future
hr
ng
thousands
of
hon
j
property,
at
public
auction
for
cash
at
(he
Court
teir-REMEMBER—I
enough. When a glass was broken
pry Goods, Clothing, Household est and progressive workers to help j House door in Euttene, Lane ( ountv. Oregon on and also a very fine early Apples, Pear, Cherry, Prune, Plum. Peach,
bath house—from which they soon every movement apprehensively,
Monday the 23rd day of December, 1895. between
develop the industrial fruit interests! ’J o ,“Is Vfi9 ",
Supplies, etc.
a 111 31111 4 "'dock p. m. to
emerged dressed in bathing suits but we soon reached our destination 1 tb®y could replace it in two aud n
STOCK OF V 'ELL TESTED SMALL FRUIT.
"
it: at 1 o clock p. nt. of said dav.
half minutes. We waited outside
which will bring to our glorious j
Non. 400 To 41S K ST11KÏST.
A. J ohnson ,
price two hits (oh I must say shil­ safely— well pleased and satisfied
My
trees
will
be sent TRUE TO LABILL. Address all orders to
Sheriff
of
Lane
County.
Oregon.
state
millions
of
dollars.
Desiring
! nv23-25-5w.
SACRAMENTO, CAL.
lings to you) each time, then they with our excursion. Another day while the rest of o u r party wen-j
:b
help
everybody
in
forwarding:
—
M. L. FO R ST E R .
conducted up the winding stairs j No. 112.
walked on boards out to the san d s,, we went to take nn inside view of
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
their financial success in growing
After
their
return
some
of
the
men
j
Tangent,
L inn County, Oregon.
and some ran gailey out into the the lighthouse. I t was a rare ex­
first class fruit for the market of the U nited S tates L and O ffice
went
down
to
the
rocky
beach
by
Ko:
eburg, Or., Nov. 2, 1895.1
Inter Ocean: Oregon and Wash­ world, I kindly ask a liberal share o f '
surf while others stepped very slow­ perience to the most of us. In the
a steep stairway and H ugh clamber­ ington apples, as shown in the the fruit tree business. Respectfully I ed“
; “ ^»
nam*
ly—b u t I will leave it to your imag­ first place we had a drive on the
ion to
E. P. THO 0RP. I ¡,7; ¿ r-1 “T
1-1,1 ,
Ins claim, and
ant that
ed up some rocks in a dangerous splendid exhibit at the World's Fair,
* in
“ support
’"CCV* I » of
»• «isviaim,
beach
of
several
miles
th
at
we
en­
i Mid proot win he made before Register and
ination to picture the 6cene to you.
¡ Receiver, 1 . s. Land office at Roseburg, 0 ™
place and got a few sea urchins, are unexcelled by those of any sec­
The children and boys, also some joyed very much. The horses were
The healing properties of DeWitts 1 Ç , *'n December 21, 1395
viz: Wi
195 viz:
William R.
which were the only ones we found tion. Ju st at a time when this Witch Hazel Salve are well known I t N w ^ " ^ “ t e Tpî“ 's .,‘ Rr 4 v ° ’t
for the
meu went out in any sort of buthing very much excited at the dashing
eczema, skin affections and is! He imines the foïiowing
witnesses to
i provo
except those for sale in tbe shops country and Europe also, are begin-
mg
»ituesses
roaring
waves
that
were
advancing
continuous residence
t
outfit they pleased. I did not fancy
»imply a perfect remedy for piles. J. his
upon and cultivation
land. vlz- doliti Watkins, August
In returning we saw some sea lions iug to properly value this fruit, the P. Curtin.
„ >f. said -I,---
Heurynian. Henry Mooney and W. H. Gray, of
it, so refrained entirely. I enjeyed and receding continually, aud com­
Comstock, Oregon,
sporting or catching fish on the Oregouian comes out »i h statistics
nov. :,-23.___
K. M. VEATCH, Register.
roving around on the beach wading ing a little close with each advance
T he J ournal F orce . —About fif­
reefs
as
the
tide
was
high.
Weil
I
proving that the apple orchkids ot
and racing with the incoming and (as it was in the morning.) I t was
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION.
may as well quit here as I cannot the Pacific coast are being Neglect­ teen employes aud as many families
Wishes to inform those who are contemplating building in the spring to han
recoding waves. After noon we all like riding on velvet, the sand was
U nited S t . i i e s L and O f f ic e ,
aie
connected
with
The
Journal.
in their orders for lumber now. so they can be
tel! it ali to you this time.
ju
st
wet
enough
to
be
firm,
the
ed to go to ruin. The Oregonian
started out and went as cloEe to the
Rosvburg, Oregon, Nov. 2. 1895.
] The publisher feels proud of the
Your affectionate sister,
wheels
made
only
slight
iudenta-
hows
a
large
falling
off
in
the
crop
Nvtic, is hereby given that the follov.ina-
ocean as we could. I t was very de-
fact thut these <-mpioyes are sobei naiueu
si-iuer na., uied notice of his intention tò
C aroline D oolittle .
during the last leu years. I t is a
lightful watching the great crabs ! tio“8’ the 8ait. 8ea «"uospheto was
nnikv
nuai proof in support of hi-
. a ^ ' LÏ
and industrious; that iheir wage»
W illi any kind of lumber vo|i may wish, which will then be ready, and yon
very
exhileratiag.
I
t
also
had
its
grave
mistake.
and little starfish and especially the
all
go
to
support
f
amilies.
... 18-1-01,1 ,,-r 21. Is:*.. v„ 1
TH E HOP INDUSTRY;
won’t have to wait.
effoct
on
the
horses.
I
t
was
not
as
V
.
"TV
No.
«233
for
the
It costs something to take music
gulls flying dipping or riding on
These employes are seldom or J,.1;,,;'
4 " sl He n unc» the oftifitimi — ,
Thera does not seem to he any-
fine
weather
os
it
had
been
hitherto,
lessons on organ and piano ill' P ort­
the waves looking as if the might
Ä K ,
O rders Fiora a Distance
> viz; William
hiug new in the hop situation land. The belter teachers tlif-re ob- ugver asked to work more than niue S
Tucker, v . H. Gray; Frank sic
»tv»art, August 1
be asleep. Well we stayed around, the wind was blowing much strong­
hums iu the day, and are made con, Hann m a n , of Comstock. Oregon
Growers are very auxious to sell
R. M. VEAf it. Reciate..
tain three dolUnf- ^for jtaeh-. / lesson , fovlable 8O far as, Ught, heat, ve entil- - nov 9 .»
constantly finding something novel er than Oregonians are accustomed
aud are running after th? dealers,
jr ■ ■ s —^i
to,
yet
wo
did
not
suffer
from
it
un­
^
eTI-
.
•
-
x
n*»"
•
Ration
mil
sauitatiou
c
a
n
's
•>
.
-
*
^
r
r
r
j
i
r
.
.-, D u e j m v s
and rnteivoting until we came to the
g
thinking that dealers should buy
government, . .'-..ri« for-U-c working til we had left the beach and turned
Courier: The new civri- ^tion-is
U
nited
S
tates
UAS1,
o
The Journal believes iu kindlv
their hops whether or not they have
K oskih rg , O r . O ctn liei _ j ,
'
of the jetties then we ascended the into a road leading up at the right
making
the
old
digging
of
I
'
judiern
and
human
treatm
ent
of
employes,
„.?'otl,ce
lli'rclS; kiven 11131 H>« fiiiiiAii...
orderb for th at special kind.
bauk to the pier and looked at the baud iuto tbe accumulated sands in
N e w G o o d s a n d N e w ¿S tyles
Oregon
ring
as
they
never
even
a
nl
has
as
good
wages
on
an
aver-
namvii su tle r has rtleil iiotk-e o[ her iuteution £1
The only sale we have heard of
i 113i
111 sappurt Ilf her elatni. and lhat
curiosities in the shops and out. I a break of the steep coast. We
in the palmiest days of ?56,^wben | age as any private business boute ? aw proof
will be m: ade befon
’ oel W a r e U.
pfure
J
was the G. A. Cone lot of 159 bales
, A T.
». t . t ( ommissioner at Eugene. Oregon, on
One of the latter was two ribs of a i soon gained a more level road that
probably 5000 miners were digging j m town —Capital Journal.
W«y»'b<=r -c;.. 1895. v,z: Ait., Milivf, «id,,»- of
of
G.
llu
e
tk
s
at
51c.
••Idler, deceased, on horn- stead entry
I aud prospecting iu the votejjies of - ..... .
— '
whale and the first joint of its back- < wa6 not sandy and proceeded north
* 2 tl?e
,ots 1 and 11 ■ s
Reports from Ns .v York, England
« p. -o 8.. K 3 west. She names the folioi
!
and
west
alternately
a
mile
or
two
. what ¿3 now Josephine county. The .
bone. They were very old aud had j
v itnesaes to prove her continuous residenc
R
osw
ell
S
p
rin
g
s,
and Germany indicate that brewers
o-i and cuB.nation of. baid land, viz: <4e
old gravel beds, which even the
b een , cast up by some action of tbe 1 when we turned due west and up,
nf w nJ1 o i,-ottatic drove. Oregon; f re n Waa lker LEMATI,
(Formerly Snow Ten Springs)
OREGON.
are
taking
advantage
of
the
situa­
1
i
»
■
»
w
s
•-
C
C
..
Walker, Oregon; Benjamin Black and John
DouglasCounty, Oregon, are loca of
Chinamen could cot work to advau-
sea either tides or storm. The ribs up u weary climb uutil we had tra­
Bennett of Eugene, Oregon.
A
FULL
LINE
OF
tion and only buying as needed. . .
ted on the Soul hern Pacific Railroad,
K. M. V eatch , Register.
tage'ini early days, a t6 ' "n W being- ‘•Sltasta Route" from San Fraqclsco
were 21 feet long where blackened , versed the length of the promontory
There seems to be plenty of '93
on
which
the
lighthouse
is
built.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.- - C L O T H IN G ,
by cxpoeure, and grease was oozing
manipulated by mbdeth pfiDtesses to Portland in Douglas Co,, Oregon.
and ’91 hops still in the hand’s of
S. P. trains stop at the Springs (flag Laod Office a t Roseburg, Oregon,
The
sea
was
much
farther
below
us
DRY G O O D S.
and the output o f gold ’ Ttf larger station 1 Constantly open for the
out of them aud dropping on tbe !
dealers, and with the surplus of '95
October 23, 1895.
reception of guest». ’ New bath rooms
ground, the joint was ten feet | and much rougher than in any added will make a more deplorable each year.”
ill b<VebL ï ,1Tin th3t ,llc tollowlng-
B O O T S and S H O E S .
Connected with main building. Post uameff settler
has filed notice of his iuteution
The roan who is perfectly Sutisfied Office nnd Express on the premises.
across and four or five feet iu b ig h t.’ other place th at w e had seen i t
to mal e ltua. |.ri«if in support of his claim, and
condition
in
'96
if
such
a
thing
is
The waters of these springs contain : that said proof will be made before A. C. J en -
with himself is csutflly very easily
In returning to camp we went on They did not receive visitors until
possible. Hop growers who have
Iodine, Bromiue, Potassium, The
‘
’-!v ■
the sidewalk (as the pier is in New­ nine o'clock so we waited a few not the money to carry them over pleased.
C a r b o n a te s of Iron and Lime and
Chlorides of Calcium, Magnesium and
port) which is laid on a level for a ' minutes then the officials escorted for a few years are sure to go broke ;
I.Sodium.
,o esth e iyl'fwing Witnesses to prove
sh o rt distance, then comes a flight 1 us into the office where we were told
Ono spring contains 435 ad the o i.i!IX
r \ d,i 1o <i’u sires,i-o’l’e, upnn 1,11,1 vjillvafi.m
T W O F O R O N E . I other
c l steps and a level space again and to r*Gistcr 0 « Dan’e8 a n i places of if they coutinue in the busiuess.
over 2000 grains of solid matter of. said 1 ,nd viz: Elbridge A. Wheeler. Waller
A ll S iz e s o f T ru n k s.
N. Wile .V.
syiiurfiu 'lin
* utKer
ler, William
k e r or
of noval,
Koval. Ore­
Ore-
Barlow Three Sisters.
Send for sample and judge ¿hereby. I to the gallon.
gon, Oscar* f), u heeler of Cottage Grove. Ore­
so on alternately until wc gained residence. We were then divested
gon
The E c h o L eader
OC*.26 21
R. M. V eatch . Renister.
the top of a high hill, then at a de- of all superflous belongings like ■ I t ’s just as easy to try One Minute
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
T h is s to c k h a s j u s t b e e n re fille d a n d is t h e
AND
satchels
hundbags
notebooks
or
anv
Cdugh
Cure
as
any
thing
else.
I
t’s
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION-
ecending grade we walked some­
U nited S tates L and O f f ic e .
5.Î
easier
to
cure
a
severe
cough
or
cold
b e s t s e le c te d in to w n .
thing over a mile in a northerly di­ object that requires the use of our with it. Let your next purchase ter Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer, R oseburg , O n g o ti N o v . 19i 1895.Í Lai d Office at Roseburg Oregon,
Notice Is hereby given that the following-nam­
The bigheet price» paid far all kind, ot produce.
October 22, 1895.
rection to reach our camp. You bands. Tbe lower story was sqrare a cough be One Minute Cough Cure. I Both one year for. only $2. The ed seiUe: lias Med mUicc of his intention to
Better medicine; better results; better
make Anal proof in support of his claim, «and that
Ni licc is hereby elven that the fnllowlnit
Enquirer ia a ,9-eoluuiii, 8-page said
may be certain we had ravenous ap­ all above was round. The brick try it. J. P. Ctirrin.
protif v ill be made before A. C. Jennings, uaiu -il sett! r has tiled notice of li:s Intention to
County Clerk of Lane Co., Oregon at ' ugene, 1)138 ■ nn;il I roof I I I support of bis claim, »ml Tho». F Oakes, Henry C. Payne, Henry c Rou«e
paper, issued each Thursday.
petites. I had walked fully five wall was beautifully whitewashed
Oregon, or March 3, 1896, viz: Frank Heinrich that Saul pri of will be made, before J oel W 4 re
Receivers.
E A ST AN D S O U T H
home »toad entry No. 6178 for the w u x w t , I . S. I . i ( ommissioner at Eugene, Oregon!
Cans made of paper pulp are fee
L argest in size, chea'pcsUin price, on
miles on the btacb aud nearly two i which we wero requested not to
Lot« 1 a n d s e c . 14; SEUNE’,, sec., 15; Tp. 20 mi Deeembei 6,1895, viz; Joseph K. Prather on
—VIA—
8., R, 4 west. He names the following witness s Homestead t itrv No. 6881 for the Nw>, sw->
touch.
W
t
ascended
a
flight
of
ing
introduced
to
take
the
place
o
f
most reliable in news, all large to prove
_ his continuous
_
_
on the hill and sidewalk. We h u r­
residence
upon and cul- 8W‘. N w „ h , Nw-' „ see. 18. tp20S., R. 2 west! M O R T H E K M
He names the following witnesses to prove
ried to get supper out of the way twenty steps when we came to an tin cans for containing all kinds of type, plain print, good white paper.
bis continuous residence upon and cultivation 11
of, sold laud, ,iz:
Joseph Prather, Ira Con­
openwork
iron
platform
painted
preserved
products.
The
occassion-
If
our
read
rs
want
another
:jyfc
Urson
sehiaifle,
of
Cottage
Grove,
*nd very soon we were all out On
—OF T H E -
ner, George lie ford and Aden .Miller, of Cot­
PACIFIC R. R.
tage Grove, Oregon
R. M. V eatch , Register.
black
which
extended
half
round
'
al
cases
of
poisening
from
canned
paper, th.eTmqnirer is-Thatpaper.
the -bauk or down on the beach with
nov«&-25
oct26-2l
R. M. V eatch , Register.
S o u th e rn P a c ific C o.
R
the field glass watching the nearly the tower, then another flight of-j goods are due to-tho contents fep. 4 vC«li..0t Wend-..o.òtei!8 t0ä
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION^
.
Express
Trains Leave Portland Dailv.
M ONEY LOANED. Land Office it Roseburg, Oregon,
• t
t :..: *
ilu S uíiúHO-LtADER.
setting sun and as the’tide was get­ steps and so on until we ascended 1 coming tainted through the ca,ns
U
I *™ th -
I ~—
——
- “ N o rtk _
— -:— rs— - ■v r-r.E . .•■•
ting pretty high it was lovely to six flights when wo were in the up- not being air-tig lit
v .- , t - —- —r . •
...v
October 10, 1895.
' 8;50 p. in. I Lv.
Fort
land
Ar.
per.story
.of
the
tpjrer
which
con­
Many millions of tin cans are. STATE BOARD QF H £S T IC U I^ F ir s t M o rtg a g e s On Im p ro v e d
w itch i t A dash against souse tall
! 2:51 a. m. 1 Lv. Cottage
Notice Is hereby given that the following-
s
ge Grove Lv. 2:11 a.
I 10:45 a. m. ¡ Ar. San Francisca Lv. T OO p.
named settler has filed notice of hi* intention to P u llm a n
F a r m P r o p e r ty N e g o tia te d .
make
final
proof
iu
support
of
his
claim,
and
that
rocks away at pur left, causing a tains the light. This story iu filled • used annually by tinned godd fac- u, ; -
4
! ,..(k
b<U.e ’I?11” sU P 1,1 Ea,t Portland, Oreg.u
. z,
wi,l ,K? niafle before J o el W a r e , V.
Sleeping Car»
City, Woodburn, Salem, Turner, Marlon, Jeffer­
great k’r aount of snowy white ioam 1 from the top nearlv to the floor with i tories in Britain and the United
L. i . Commissioner at Eugene, Oregon, on
- I I 5 • ‘ W e are prepared to negotiate first b. Novtmher
son. Albany, Albany Junction Tangent, Sbedds
1S95 Hz;
Joseph Prather on E leg a n t
which mingled in wreaths interven-! 4' indol' ,i 80 cloudy get as to be all States, and such cases of injujy fttilra.
Innp^^tlng Nurseries, NUraery mortgages upon improved farms In Homestead 26
Halsey,
Harrisburg, Junction CT»y, Irvin»,
Entry No. 625» for the E>, Ne>. Sw'„
D in in g C ara
Eugene, Creswell. Drains aud all statioOs from
Ne1,, See. I8tj 20 ,s. R. 2 west.
< 15 «
h to c lf, F r l i lt » ,
. * j,,..
:
glass
and-
sash,
they
were
shaded
by
from
tainted
goods
are
comparative­
Koseburg
to Ashland inclusive.
ing in all sorts of fantastic shapes
,Ite names thi follow ing witnesses to prove his T o u ris t
Role 14. Tfite riffle Is h e r e W u i s c d and Oregon, with eastern parties at a rate continuous
K M cbarf itlail DailTe
residence upon and cultivation of.
light
cream
colored
cotton
curtains.
ly
rare;
but,
because
it
is
possible,
made
to
read
as
(pllows.
X
>r
interest
uot
to
exceed
9
per
cent,
S
leep
in
g
C
ara
said
land,
viz:
Jam
es
Sears.
C.
W
Sears
Ira
with the water, which at that hour
•;3t X. m. I Lv.
T W fee for TKe iiifrpectfotf ’btlisppk, pear,
Portland
Ar. 4.40 p. m
Conner and Isaac Wilson of Cottage Grove Or­
and place took on a beautifully ^ be 8asbe8 w*r® b ra8» painted white J through slight defects in the solder peach,
2:55 p. m. Lv. Cottage G rot« Lv: 10:2éB. m.
nqetarlue5 prune, cherry. Apricot. Twit- per annum,. .
egon
S t I ’aul
5:50 p. m. I Ar.
beartng tr e e v s b r u b r and plMtriXlWijdi be
Roseburg
Lv. 6-— B. m.
octl9-20
R.
M.
V
eatch , Register.
Mortgages
renewed
that
have
been
Minneapolis
rivid green color. We watched un- æ ade double in such a manner that or minute breaks in the cans, for follows:
. -
? ’
North.
SALEM PAS8EÎ OER.
Thirty cent* perOdfir, IMudiofi ilie lime from taken by other companies.
South.
D uLutb
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION?^
til the last vestige of the glorious llie glass is clamped between, n o . such danger to result, the cannners leaving
home, inspection, and return home of
4:00 P m. Lv.
Portland.
Ar. 11015 a. m.
Address with stamp,
Fargo
the
inspector,
aria
actual
traveling
’
and
other
6:15 p. in. Ar.
Salem.
Lv. | o
U nited S tates L and O f f ic e ,)
sun had vanished. Oh how far Pu ttJ there. The lamp occupied ! have been looking for a satisfactory expenses.
M ERVIN SW0RT8,
G rand Forks
R oseburg , Oregon, Octi.be r 15,1895.(
When nursery stock, trees or plants are found
away it seemed, how interminable it tbe center of the room, the chimney ! substitute for tin.
Baker
City,
Oregon.
to be infested with insect pests or diseases, a
Crookston
Notice is hereby given th at the fnllowing-
Dining Cars no Ogdey Booti.
charge of^O per cenf, will be added fo the fore­
nameO settler has tiled notice of his intention to
W innipeg
seemed the distance to tke next I was about five inches in diam eter i It'is believed that this has at last going rates V» pa\ expenses of the quarantine
make final proof in support of liis elaini and
officer for supervising disinfeetlori aud subse­
that said proof will lie made before J o e l W a r e
Pullm
an Buffet Sleepers
Helena and
W . H. COOPER,
land. To the Sandwich Islands and j aa<1 possibly twenty inches high | been found in the paper-pulp caus. quent inspection.
V. S. c. C. Commissioner at Eugene Oregon, nn
AND
On all fruits, the fee for inspection shall be
Butte
November 23. 1895, viz; Hiram B. Yancey on
th a t only a mere speck. 70 000.000 ! When the attcudaut lifted the chiro-! Ti)e.v are oilproof as well as water- One Hollar on any sum up to 35 Dollars, and -¿ix.ttcr13.e37- a t L a w , homestead entry No. 6268 for the NwC of sec. ‘’4
Secentf
Clan.
Sleeping Cars
tp 20 S, R 3 west.
I ___
a
3
6
4. I Two Dollars on any sum over that amount, and
square miles of water. The thought [ Bey to show us the wicks I only ' plDOf, will not expand or contract, I Five Dollars for car-load lots.
He names tlie following witnesses to prove his T H R O U G H T IC E T S ; ATTACHED TO ALL THROUGH TRAINS.
C
ottage
G
rove
,
O
regon
.
J '
[ Inspection fee most be paid in all eases before
continuous residence upon and eulfivation ol
is overwhelming. But the rever- »•b’operi very little to see them, so
wil1 »t»nd as much rough usage Certificates Is granted.
said land, viz: Samuel A. Gettings, John Cur-
Rule 15. All persons growing Nursery stock,
rin, Samuel T. Nelson and Thomas J. Eiison Chicago
I
Between Fortland and Corvallis.
of cottage Grove.
ies aud and awe inspiring thoughts , J ou can j uAffe °f *be height, there j iu shipment as tin cans, and perhaps trees and plants for sale or to be offered for
sal*, arc hereby required to report to the Com­
„ .
B. M. V eatch , Register. W ashington
\ MAIL TRAIN DAILY (EXCEPT BUNDAY?)
missioner »*f the District in which feld Nursery 1
experienced in the presence of such
Av® wicks, circular in shape, j more.
Oct. 19-26
stock, trees or plants are grown, for inspection,
Philadelphia
t:30 A. M. I L v .~ ~ P o rtia m f" A r J 6:2» P7M.
during the months of September, (Mobt f or
eublimity arc not easily expressed ' The attendant explained to us that •
(2:15 P. M. | Ar.
Corvallis
Lv. | 1:35 P. M.
New York
Trespass
Notice.
November of each ami ever} vear; ami the Loin Y A Q ’JiN A B A Y R O U TE .
,
it
was
10,000
candle
power
and
its
j
mbisiuner
of
such
District,
or
his
duly
appointed
Boston
and
all
in words. Ju st as the sun disap­
There is nothing that causes women Deputy, shall inspect such Nursery stock trees
Connecting at Yaquina Bay with the
At
Albany
and
Corvallis
connect
with trains •(
Notice is hereby given that I, the
O. C. * E. Ky.
plants, prior to shipment and deliver . .
San Francisco aud Yaquina Bay undersigned, have posted trespass Poiuts Eabt aud South.
peared the lightl oils i nt out it» light reached out 19 nautical miles, greater discomfort and misery than or When
said Nursery stock, trees or plants are Steamship company.
notices on my lespeetivepremisesand
ExritEss T r ain D aily 'E x c ept S v n d a t .)
by said Inspect it» officer to be worthy of
fierT gleam. It »< i -. k . ■ n e s r i i u s ¿¡s » Inch is nearly 24 statute miles. ' the constantly recurring Headache. found
all persons trespassing thereon after
a Certificate setting forth tu< freedom of such
Men
suffer
less
with
Headache.
“
My
4:45 P. M. , Lv
Flirt land
Ar. 8:25 A. M.
S
team
sh
ip
“
FaraH
on.”
The
lamp
is
surrounded
by
a
glass
Nursery
stm
k,
tree
or
plants
front
live
injurious
this
date
will
be
prosecuted
to
the
full
TIM
E
SCHEDULE
the tw ilight filled the iu u i .euing
7:25 P. M. 1 Ar McMinnville Lv. 5:5« A. M.
wife’s health was very indifferent, insect pests, their eggs. larvae, oupae or fungus
extent
of
the
law.
A
1
ami
first-class
in
every
respect
the said Inspection om«--r shall i then
For information, time cards, maps I Through tickets to all points in the Eastern
apace with its dusky color and in 'j or rather c n s ta l about 6 or 7 feetri
.having Headache continually, and diseases,
L. II. Y arbrough . and tickets, call on or write
issue tp the owner or owners wtf said Nursery Sails from Yaquina lor San Francisco
i stales, Carnuta ami Europe can be obtained at
trees or plants, a Certificate nf Inspectldn. about every eight days.
many places shadows of o utiuttint' across I think, as a man reaching to j us^ two packages of Simmons Liver stock,
i lowest rates from M C. Bond, atrent, Cottaes
The condition under winch this ‘ ertifleate is
I AV. P. LOCKAYOOD, Agent,
Passenger
accommodations
unsur­
!
Grove.
E. P. ROGER»,
the
center
to
adjust
the
chiuinev
Regulator
released
her
from
all
Uead-
granted is, that tlie pirty or parties receiving
rocks caused deep darkness. Still
Asst. G. F. Pass. Agt
such ctntilicates 'h:i' t„. compelled to disinfect passed. shortest route between the C h a m b e rla in ’. E y e a n d S k in O in tm e n t Cottage Glove, Or.
!
B.
KOEHLER,
Manaaer,
8
could
just
do
it
haudily.
The
crys-
nvhe
nnd
gave
tone
and
vigor
to
her
by fumlgati.in hydriM yanic avid gas. as describ: Willamette valiev aud California.
Ip , un<£ ll;lli™ f o r B o o m , T eller, Salt­
some of us lingered, and after a
Portland Or.
in Rule » all apple tr e -s e r other stoekerown
fr,
A udn v Or boiuts west to 1 . / ‘" i111' C a d 1,ead' Sore Nipples, t Implied
whole system; I have uever regret­ ed
than
it
on
api'lc
roots,
ifterlifting
ffte
same
and
K-fore
•
*a4e_
“
A'l.auy
or
points
West
to
Iu
hi
¿J
person»
!
~
was
conaide™r
î
e
higher
A. D. CHARLTON, Asst. Gen. Pass !
while some enterprising
ted it's use.”—M. B. DeBord, Mt. i delivery in pur<-liased or carriers: anil in case
t-12 Of) ■ ^i)r°nicS ore Evesand Granulated Eye Lids.
said fumigation is neglected, said Certificate of C a h i l l .
Agent,
J . S. M E D L E Y ,
started a bonfire with diifiwood . was broad and clear us a drop of Vernon, Ky.
S t e e r a g e ................................................' . 8.00 i or sa'e
druggists at 25 cents per box.
I Inspection shall be void and of no effect.
i The fees for inspection of Nursery stock, trees
they had gathered. When we final­ the purest water, was made in
255 Mot risson St., Portland Oregon. Justice of the Peace
j
t o HOK s F o w n e e s .
or plants, and issuing a Cfcfrtificate therefore, Cabin, round trip, good for 60
shall be Three Dollars and actual expenses per
d a -v s
.........■••••18.00
For putting a horse in a fine health v con-
ly returned to camp we found that France and cost $14,000, We were
aud must be paid by the party or parties
AND
Hav nnd oats taken on sub- day.
For sailtng days apply to H. L. , „ dition try
Condition Powder».
before said Certificate is granted.,
. Dr. Cady’s
_________________
_, Clothing tor Ladies and Children
n
.
n
.
some ol the meu of our party had : cautioned not to touch it as it
AU fees »o collected shall be reported al the Walden, agent Albany, Oregon.
gathered enough driftwood so they , would necessitate a polishing aud it »scnption. .
regular meeting of this Board: aftd w member
CH AS. CLARK, Supt
of the Board, while engaged- |n inspection for
f “ ' ,ir —
-
Corvallis, Or. • , kidney uiw
disorders
and destroy worms, giving
vivine count«7 produce, by
m vni aim
which fees may be collected, shall charge the
were enjoying a rousing vurapdre,
80 so^
wears away by polishing
EDWIN STONE, Manager,
per diem allowed by law.
new
life
to
tn
old
or
over-worked
horse.
25
j
M
rs
.
P
et
S
anford
,
C o llections a S p ec ialty,
Price’s Cream Baking Powder Passed at the meeting of tbe state Board of
Corvalü“. Oregon
T'hich H e Jump chilly air made rapidly lie said the govcrnmect Dr.
en is per pneksge. For sole by druggists.
U . .-
... . . . . r.ir,
-- _;0>
Cottage Grove.
HOLIDAY
LEWIS & BURKHOLDER.
O r c h a r d ?|
GIFTS.
AND
JACKETS.
Boucle Dress Goods.
= C L O A K I N G .=
Agents for the sale of the
Fruit Tree Furnishing Business
T bs can te liad Ei
M. Ii. FORSTER.
M y Trees are aL’ on Whole Roots, Raised on
H ighly tilled Land,
BnMefl direct from bearing Trees
and prices Cheap as First Class
Trees Can be Raised For.
,f.
, i111;!;"
J.
B. R O U S E ,
PROMPTLY FILLED
s fallut. • ,
L U R C H 'S
Ladies Dress Goods, Hats and
Domestics
The Shasta Route
N
8:10 a.
i
g
West side Ulwlwlnn.
Oiegon Central & Eastern fi. fi. Co.
ii
:& ,= ; e » e ^ ,ix ^ ' ii‘‘i:
\ at Salem, iw-tober J’th. y P . ivv;
Mil Estate ¿gent.
C ottage G rove , O r .