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All Counterfeits, Imitations and Substitutes arc but Ex
periments that triiic with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children Experience ngrniust Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a substitute for Castor Oil, Paregroric, Drops
uud Sootlriug: Syrups. It is Harmless and Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its truarantee. 1 1 destroys Worms
and allays Fcverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething' Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho
Stomach and Bowels, giving1 healthy and aatural sleep.
The Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
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Bears the
The Kind You Have Always BougM
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TNt cnrriu covmn. tt
Closing out Sale!!!
We are closing out our entire stock for C ASH
S Now is the time to BUY. Read Prices.
4gs Mens' Heavy ttoois, wortii T-."0,
- " shoes' " ILIH) to
5- Ladies' Hesvy " 1.50
Fine " 1.50 to fo.00. .
CTr Roys Suits orlh $3,00 to
aBa Mens' rants at alxoct Lalf price?,
m 3 Ladies' Vote for -anasuer near
gy 25 yds. of Calico
n Mens' and Boys summer Hats at Discount.
gyr Three packages 31 j. Gold Prop Washing Powder . .
43a Ten Bare Laundry oat, . . .
Four cans T.iamloef . . . .
O Three cans K. C. Uaking Powder
jT Seven 2 oz. pkg. mokicg Tobccco
U Dishes, Tin and Agateware at almost jour own pri
4y IJiy row before the stock ie picked over. Everything in 'Jj
my store will te sold at Cost but for Cash Only.
Drain, Oregon. J. A. Black.
itUmumiumUiWt.i.iiitu?
W. G. WOODWARD.
HARNESS flAKERS
HARNESS, SADDLES, WHIPS.
8 BUGGY ROBES, BLANKETS,
Q Superior hand niaI harness, both JiLt &u J heavy,
6 Manufactured to order on raost reasonable terms.
fc Leather work,
rj t ho best possible
JL
lpSSikin W. G.Woodward.
BOSWELL SPRINGS
On the 5. P. R. R.
Douglas County, Oregon
HOTEL constant
ly open for recep
tion of guests.
Water cures Rheu
matism, Dyspepsia,
Kidney and Skin 1.
Diseases.
To The Uutortiumtc
Dr. Gibbon
This Old reliable slid
the most eucccalul
fc'pccialiM in Sao Freu
rwco. stiil continues to
cure an sexual ana
Seminal Disease! such
a Goonorrbors, Gleec
Stricture. Sypb Ilia in
Jail ita forma, Sikin Di
' . aeases, Nervoua Otbll
v ity . Impotency. Smi
.V oal Wcaiuwa aud Loaa
lot lanbood, the conte-
Sience ol teli abuae and ezcessc producing tbe
Uowiiyf lymptoms: sallow ttuutcnance, ua:k
wpoti under tbe cyea, pain in tue h' a l. riniring
In the earn, !o of confident., dillidence iu ai
pioacblns atraairerx, palpitation of tbe heart,
weakneaaol thelimbi and back, loss of memory
yinipleaoa the (ace, couchu, conrumption. etc.
DSL. GIBBON haa pracliped In Ban Fraii:i,-o j
crer thirty year ani ttrf e troubled should cot
fall to conault turn and receive the bcnetlt of ;
au great skill aud experience. The doctur cares !
vhn otheni fail. Try bim. ;ure xuaranteop. j
Persons cured at home. Chanjes reasonable. ;
CaUonrrite. I
KB. J. F. tilBBOX, r;Kcr.rnr Kt. fan Fran 1
Cisco. :al
Dyspepsia Cure.;
Digests what you cat. ;
Itartiflciallydipp'-istlic food and aids
Future in fjtrengthenincr and recon-1
itructing the -xhaustwl 'digestive or-j
gans. Itisthe.-vlestriiscovereddigest- j
ant rod tonic. No oi her preparation
e&n approach it in efficiency. It in-;
etaotly relieves and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Heartburn, j
Fiatmence, bonr btomach. Ivausea.
ClekHeadaclic,Gast.ia)gia,C'ramps.and
ail other results of imperfect digestion.
Prtnard by E. C. OcWitt A Co.. Cllcc3o
i or hAiv ny a. v;.uarfipr v i;c.
4
Bought, ami which has been
has liorne the signature of
boon made under his per
supervision since its infancy.
no one o cicceivo rou in uns.
. . . . .
Signature of
hurriv Tfrcr, srw roust nrv.
kril
for $1.00 iot2
. for l
,00 to (2
OOtofJ
for 1
.for 2
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for!
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.25
.50
.25
Roseturg, Oregon.
including repairing, executed in
manner atshortesi notice.
Administrator's 5a!e Of Real
Property.
TIS THfc COVSTY COL UT t TUE STATE .'F
Uregun, in and for Uougias County.
In the matter of the parturrship estate of g,
Marks and Ancr Mark, partners as . Marks
4; Vo.
Notice i- hereby iri veil ! that pursuant to an
order of sa'.e made by tb above entitled court
on tbe 12tb da of May, l.-9,., and enured of rec
ojrd in the journal of said court. Tbe undvr
sifmed admini?t:alor oftie parlnereliip ettate
of e. Marks and Asher M:.rW, partuers under
tbe finn name of ti. Marks v o.. ill from and
after tbe Hth day of June, lls.'J, prweed to sell
at private sale forcan in bund ail ol therisbt,
titiesnd interest of the said partoersbip estate
of 3. Marks V Co., the same being an undivided
ball interest therein, in and to the following
described real property in iong!as county,
Uiceon, to-u It :
The lots, thn-e. four, five and sir, section 2.
Tbe north ballot the northwest quarter. The
north half of nortbeart ('JarU r aud southeast
quarter of northesst uartT, taction J.:, town
hip 'it S, E b West, eoutuining .j.Vt acre. alo
the northwest quater ol nortbw et ijuarter sec
tion oi, also the followini; described premises
towit: Coiunenciu? at the southeast corner of
the donation i-laim of Kobe-t s-rnith and u-au
Smith, and :urinini; thence north 11' rodK,
tliem-c wx-t one mile on line parallel with tn
south boundary of said claim, thence south 12
Toit to the south boundary of said claim thence
ca--: along the south line of said claim oue
mile to plucc of beiunini:, containing 24 acres.
Also tbe southeast uuartcr of soQthnett tunr
ter, sectjoB 2.", and the northwest 'jaartcr of
theuorthet .Usrter of xectiou 1)4. the south
west quarter of uonhwot quarter section S-i, tbe
west bailor the northwest juartcr ection -A.
The south half of norlbett quarter section St,
aud lot four of section 1'T, s'.f in tow uhlp 'Si
south of ranee live wet, containing in the
aggregate h.2t acres.
AaliKR MAKKti,
Adminiitrator of the piirtuership ctatc of f.
Mark A- Co.
f-nie Line of JeweJry.
A foil and very floe line of jeAeiiv in
now ollere'I for mle . W. Cartwrinht
of YonralU, Or. This ea! j iiicludea
rolled gold plate, gold liileJ, fol ! front
and solid gold gDoj of our own manu
facture, and we warrant thetu to give
perfect satisfaction, or we will tfiundtlie
money paid for them t y tli p'ircliaeer,
in cstl..
We maouUcture over 0,000 Jcsiniig or
patterns of jewelry anil ilo uot liesital"
to warrant our KouJ-t to the fuiie't tx
tent. Ue kny.v they art fxactly ai rep
resented. InciBOlhis ipjtica slumlil n-utii ia
trciieuboare too far from Mr. Cirt
wriniit'a place of bitint", or other stores
where our gwda are ful l, to altnit of
their goini; there to puichast' our uojds,
write ua what you want and we will nip.
ply you ty mail at the regtiiur ri:ra.
We w ill be :lid to correspond with the
weartr of our goods concerning them.
Will eend fuli ius'ractinns as to the care
f jewelry, how to clem if, tti'. on aplt
cat'on by mail. W. F. Main Co.,
Ka3!eru Factory Ocr. Iiiiiduhip A
Eddy Sts., Providence, It. I.
Western Factory (largest in the world)
under proc8 of construction at Fast
Iowa City, Iowa. Over 5:.',000 ft. of floor
Bparo. m2.")f
FLOWERS AS EVANQELS.
Observance of Flower fllsslon Day by
the W. C. T. U.
The '.)th i( .lune, which we celebrate
as flower mission day, is the birthday of
Miss Jennie Casfiduy, through whose ef
forts of love and inpelfishuoHS the flower
mixtion tuuv -oient firttt originatuil. God
in His infinite wisdom and love saw tH
to remove her from active life, and for
many years she was a great sufferer.
Her friends in visiting be r brought beau
tiful flowers to brighteu and cheer ber in
ber hours of pain, aud the idea came to
ber tlmt if she was so refreshed and com
forted by tue silent messages the would
juf t "pass it on." And so afutr she bad
enjoyed their hesuty and fragrance she
would Bond them, accompanied by a t-xt
of scripture, or ho.uo words of encourage
meut to some one else. Perhaps to the
hospitals, prieou cr children's asylum
where they were s niach nppreciuted.
Mies Willard, hearing of the eli'orts of
tbi devoted t'brioti tn woman, went to
visit ber and was fo taken with her
plan of work that it was ad.tptcd by the
Wouuu'a C. T. U. as one of their de
partments of work, Miss Jennie CaesiJay
being sppoiuted national eupcrititendent,
which office she nobly filled until called
to bibber and better service.
But the work gx'a on. the tbwcis still
coutinut'S to bloom and eeud their mes
sages, opening up opportunities for us of
doinj good, that perhaps would not be
so eatily obtained but f jr the beautiful
example of Jennie Cas-siday.
Mus. Pe.ntssv,
Co. Supt. of flowor mission work.
THE I LOWES M1SMOS 1VV ALlKbsS.
Lord Byrou writes of the illustrious
Coni vard, who, fr many years, had
been confine.! io a prison below the level
of tho waters of Lake Geneva. He
could bear tho rippU of the waters day
and nibt. One day bird sang at bis
window the sweetest carol he had ever
beard. It resurrected bis heart of stone
and created a yearning fur g look over
the land which was free to tbe bird, so
be dug fojtl olds ia the wads of bis
dungeon, and c'iabedto the window at
tbe top. There be siw bis beloved
Switzerland, its mountain i unchanged,
He saw the snows of a thousand years,
and learned patience and hope. That
lock put new life into him, and gave him
a vision that lasted to tbe end.
Just so our flower mission comes with
its sunshine, its beauty aod it fragrance,
as a mefeuger from tbe Father and ere
ates a longing for better, pare' living ; a
desire to climb up and look to "tbe
Mighty to save." Hearts that refused
to bear tbe kindest words have been
touched by tbe ionoceut blossom which
called up memories sad, sweet and lend
er.
As our missionaries take God's
thoughts, woven in paneiea aod roses
and violets, not only to the sick, the
pour, the sorrowful, but the rich and
prosperous as well, and speak of tbe
fbwer million, it is an easy trai.sition
from that to Chriet,' mission, helped by
tbe precious text attached to the bequei.
Oar own words may bo weak, but the
tex'.s those are the gojd eeeJ which
must Llossom io days to come.
The tinv bunch of blossoms has
opened many a closed door for us. Oar
mission has peaetrated the darknees of
prison cells. A bunch of ewest pi! is
reached between tbe iron bars cansed a
sinful man to cry out in tbe midnight of
despar, as did tbe jailer at l'aihppi,
"Wbat mast I do to be saved?" In the
reformatory at Huntingdon, Pean.,
where three hundred" boys were con
fined, to whom our workers gave a
ixxpsel and card, -duiost every face
brightened. Some k ked permission to
rend "the card 3 id knot of ribbon home
to mother," while others pat them care
fully awa and took them with them
when they were releas 3d. May we not
hope that God spoke through tbe
flower? In another Pennsylvania town
a little crippls in a tenement house was
made happy by a Yieit from the flower
cemmittee. When they returned a
week later thev found a large broken
pitcher on a chair by ber bed, holding
tbe precious boquet.
Every dower that blooms is an expres
sion of the thought of God. Think what
dowers must say to a tired woman who
never Bees them where they grow.
They keep her faith in God and human
ity. This ia not sentiment; it is what
they were made for.
After tbe gift of flowers, ho eas-y to
place a Bible in the Lome, darkened by
tbe shadow of tbe rum traffic. Next
comes the pledge, then to the church
pew, aud finally the altar, and tbe table
of the Lord.
Jetirie Cassidiy said, "There is no
thing so sweet as to ba a happiness
maker.'' Wbat she did each one may
do. Where God h there is peace and
power. Scatter sunshine; let love flow
full aud free.
Stranger hands which you have
strengthened,
Shall strew lilies over you."
The red rose says, be sweet,
And the lily bids be pure,
The hardy, brave chrysanthemum,
Be patient and endure.
The violet whispers, give,
Nor grudge nor count the cost ;
The woodbine keep ou blossoming
In spite of chill and frost.
And so each gracious flower
Has each a sevcial word
Which road together, raakeih up
Tbe message of the Lord."
People who wish to go back among the
cyclones of Wiscoiiein, Minnesota and
Nebraska, aud a few other states are
welcome to do so. Oregou is good en
ough for us. Who wants to be where a
funnel shaped mass of unfeeling wiud
may come tearing along at any time aud
sweep you oft the face of the eaith. We
get forty-five inches of rain in this valley
and it drizzles along sotno times in an
aggravating manner, but it is sweetmeats
compared wiili tbe terrors that may
strike rncpt any time sloni; the Missis
sippi. Ex.
The Oregon Hair Tonic
Will grow hair on bald head.-, destroy
daudrufT and stop the hair from falling
out. It is recommended by leading
physicians. I have tried uumerous hair
tonics but thin U the only one that
brought satisfactory results. It. A.
Stowell, agent, Kosehurg, Ore.
a2H8. Price, four ounce bottle, 50 rln.
LUMBER BUSINESS GOOD,
Prosperity Item From the Eugene
Guard.
"11. A. Booth, of tbe Bool h-Kelly
Lumber Company, of Grants Pass and
Saginaw, one of the largest lumber man
facturing concerns ou the coast,' reports
the demand for lumber of sit grades
brisk. Nearly the entire output of this
firm is shipped out of tbe state, tome go
ing as far East as Chicago and some as
far south as Mexico. Mr. Booth uUo re
ports that wages of sawmill hands have
advancod 12 per cent tbe pact two jvan,
and says that competent men nee i not
be out of employment.
"The Booth-Kelly Lumber Company
now operates two sawmills ut haginaw
aud another at Coburg. A fourth mill
will soon be erected on tbe Mohawk
river, 15 miles east of Fugeue, and when
this is completed the company will te
able to turn out 1,000,000 feot cf lumber
every four days."
New Treatment for Appendicitis.
Geo. llelmcr, a New York doctor,
has ju6t cured a patient of appendicitis
in eight minutes without the use of a
knife, ice packs or poultices. lie applied
oue Land to a point midway between tbe
top of tbe right leg and a point above
the stomach, then bant up the right leg
of tbe patient at the knee joint, and pave
the leg a slight twist, by means of a
quick motion, repeated two or three
times, aud tbe operation was over.
This forced out of the appendix tbe clog
ging particles that occupied it. Just
back of the appendix is the largest mus
cle in the httui'in body, known as tbe
psoas mngnus. It ia attached to the fe
mur, or big bone of the leg, and is the
muscle lv which oue can revolve tbe
leg as on a pivot at tbe heel.
It is this muscle which is tuado to do
the trick of emptying the appendix.
Using the Gugers of one band to hoi I the
wails of the a'odomen in place, aud to
prevent rupture of delicate internal
structures, with the other hand a spas
modic contraction of tho psoas magnus ia
brought abort, which soaps it against
the appendix and forces out of that or
gan whatever foreign substance it may
contain.
Ao Appealing Appeal.
A country editor makes this appeal to
delinquent eubscribtre:
"Fisb down in your pocket aod dig op
the dost, the editor i hungry and the pa
per 'bout to bust. We've trusted you for
several months, and did it wi.h a smiie,
so just return tbe compliment aod trust
ns for a while. Oar wire she needs some
stockings and baby needs a dress; Jim
my needs some breeches, aod ao does
Kate and Bees. Pud is on tbe hog train
and Peggy sick with grief, and good gosh
almighty, can't you give a man telicf?
Shell out those nickeis. and turn loose
the dimes, turn 'em loose and w histle
and we'll have better times; there will
be fewer patches on ibe boeoin of our
pants, and we'd make the paper better
if we bad half a chance. Don't give us
that old story, long gone to seed, 'ooot
taking more papers than the family
want to read ; bat help to feed tho print
er, and be'il help our town to grow, and
thus escape the sulphar iu the re-iocs
down below."
Last Day of Circuit Court.
On last Friday Jode HamUlon sen
tenced Henry Staler convicted of lar
ceny, to three years io the penitentiary,
and Jessie D. Gilbert, convicttd of
forgery to l years imprisonment.
Defore the close of circa it coort Friday
forenoon tbe following orders were
made :
Asher Marks, as admr., vs. L. K.
Minard, et al., to declare a deed to be a
mortgagor J. C. Fuller too, Atty., for
PlfT., Willie & Kke, Attjg. for Ieft.
Findings of tbe referee ect aside, and
real estate involved in tba cafe held to
be subject to sale for tho payments ol
debts.
Geo. W. Kimball vs. II. Dyer aa cdior.
et al, foreclosure of mortgage ; Willis &
Kice, Atty. for Vttt. Decree of foreclos
ure.
Oregon Notes.
Let us remember and be than kful that
we bavo no cyclones in Oregon.
Professor W. A. Calder, of tbe Browns
viile public tcbooie, will soon publish a
book entitled, "Biographies ot the Tio
necrs and Native Sons and Daughters of
Linn county."
About 350 nan.03 of delegates who will
attend the lttli annual session of the
National Editorial Association have been
received by tbe rortland Tress Club.
It is thought that nearly 50 more will be
received. These, together with those
accompanying the delegates, will make
the number ot visitors about ?50v or 803.
Lane county seems to be taking tbe
lead in the matter of road improvements
and this is the way it is done: ''The
county has Lad a lot of river bowUers
delivered io the outskirts of pringtield
and will have them crushed by tbe rock
crusher and pi iced on the road leading
east from Springfield. This road needs
repairing very badly, aa it baa been io an
aln. it impassable condition during tbe
I i i winter."
The new registration law will mater
ially change tbe manner of holding elec
tions. It will increase the duties of
county clerks and be of considerable ex
pense to the several counties. County
clerks must have suitable register books.
Between January I, l'JOO, and May 15,
1930, every voter who expects to vote
must either go to the county clerk s of
fice and he registered or go before some
justice of the peace or notary and regis
ter, and have such officer eeud iu his
registration to tho county clerk. On
election day the judges have a precinct
register into which the countv clerk his
copied the names of every elector in that
precinct. When a man goes to vote tbe
election judge looks at the register to see
if the would-bo voter has registered.
After tlie election tho precinct registers
go back to the county seat with the re
turns. There is a general register of the
whole county in each clerk's office.
AGt.NTS WANTED- FOR "THE LIFE AND
Achievements of Admiral Dewey," tbe world's
greatest naval hero. By Mural Halstcad, thu
liiu-lon friend und admirer of tho natlou's
idol, litest aud beat book : over 600 panes,
oxiu inches: nearly 100 pages h&lftono illustra
tious. Only fUO. Enormous demand. Big
couiuiMoiin. Outfit free. Cbancu of a life
tiiii.). Writo quick. The Dominion Coinpanv,
:lnt Floor Caxton BMr., Chicago.
BIWS
DISEASE
Or Chrome Infiamrr.atloa ol tu Kidneys is a
very common allaent.
Llk all chronic diseases
llle ymptom com on
lDtidloualy. It p reasr
treatment la obtained la
IU early itag-ei, Bright'!
Disease mar tie cured.
Hl'DYAl will cur UU
it la taken la time. HUD.
TAN will relieve all ta
symptoms. Do sot delay
too long. Don't wait un
til your case become in
curable. Begin tbe use
of Ht'DTAN now, whUe
you ma; be cured.
THE EARLY SYMPTOMS ARE:
1. CHRONIC BICK OB NAUSEOUS
HEADACHE. HU DYAN taken i directed
will relieve l ho lira.laclie ins;sntljr.
2-3 PUJPFINE88 OP THE 8 KIN
UNDER THE EYES, due to a collection ol
fluid-lnothtruorus.DBOPSY. HUDYAN
will cause tUc extra amount of fluid to b
taken up by the Wool and ba eliminated by
tbe Kldner.
4 6. PALE. DOUQHV COMPLEX
ION. HUDYAN will restore the circulation
to its uurmsl romlition and t-aus tb cheeks
to become red and rosy.
O WEAKNESS Or THE HEART.
HUDYAN m strengthen the ncrres and
irnis'-w-s of tbe heart and make It strong and
ngular in It boating.
7-8 WEAKNESS AND PAIN IJT
THE REGION OP THE KIDNEYS.
HUDYAN nillrause tliu kidneys to perform
(heir functions properly, thereby relieving lb
pain anil wakn'-j.
tit HID VAN at once and take it regularly.
HID VAN in told by all druggists for SOr. per
packai;, or 6 package for fi.:0. K your drog
gi.t doc not keep it, tend direct to the HI D
YA REMEDY COMPANY, Han FraneUco,
Cal. UemrmlKT that yon ran call and consult
the Hl'DVAX DOCTOItH ft-RKE. Call and
see thcin. If you cannot call, writ to the doc
tor and they ill advise you. Tbe advice will
be ijiven free. Addrrw
HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY,
Car. Stockton. Markst sad Ellis -,
Saa Frsaeisea, Cal.
II W.
TUEDIBECT BOCTETO
Montana. Utah,
Colorado and all
Eastern Points.
CUvcs tho:co of two favorite routes i tlie
UNION 1'ACIFIC Fat Mail line, or the
RIO GBANDE toenic Lines.
Look at the time
days to Salt Lake
2j days to Denver
3 j days to Chicago
x days to Xcw York
Free KccIinluK cbatr cars, l"p-
ttolnteresl Xonrlal Steeplng
Cartt, Pullman Palace Bleep-
toil Cars operated oa all
train.
tor iur'bcr iufonnafrt' arplf u -J.
F. aiVANS, Agt Koaebarg.
C. O. Terry, W. E. Corrutn,
Trar. I'. AkU Gen. AifU
Ul Third St., rortland. Or.
Toe churcuea.
VsrHouiyt cm am-corner of Main aad Lan
streets. Sunday Berrlce: r reach inj, II a.
and s.00 p m.; Sabbath school, 10 a. as.; L.
A. Walker, Superintendent; Clata Harting al
clot ol the moraing serric; Ipwortk LeafM
TOO p.m. r. II. Churchill. President, Fraycr
Meeting, Wcdncfrlar, at 7:10 p. m.
G. K. Ayou, r as tor,
i'arsoaafe. corner Hala and Lane.
L'miiu BnLrMKE cuctcu-on Fowler street.
Sunday service, al 11 a. m. aod 7:30 p. m. rrap
er mectioj. Thursday eveninj.
Jin. Leer H. Crn.tr, Pastor.
tr. s chcbch. Corner Cass aud
Vain streets, berrkes on second and fourth
Sunday morning oi each month and every Sun
day evening, special service, announced from
lime to time, Rv. Jobs Dawson,
Missionary.
M. K. CHi am, ssocth. Services every Sunday
morning and evening.
Rev. J. T. tonu.i, faslor
Baths r Ciilk.ii corner of Lane and Rose
ttreeti. bundsy service: Preaching at 11 a. m.
aud7:o0p. m. Sabbath School at 10 a. m., O. P.
Coehow, snperintendent. frayer meeting ft
7:30 Wcducsdsy evening.
. A. Dol'iiU', Ptor.
"tasT Cuiusru.x cucacu Comer ol 1'luc
and Woodwsrd streets. Sunday services:
Preaching both lnorninx and evening, Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Y. P. 8. C. E. al6S p. in
Prayer meeting each Wednesday evening at
7.30. A cordUl welcome end greeting awaits
all. v. a. Wood,
Pastor
Fia-T I'aisutTLBUN Cia i'.cn Corner of Cass
aud Rose street?. Sunday service: fublir
nrorship, 11 a. ui an! a p. m.; Snbbath
school, 10 a. m. Y. P. 8. C. E. at 7 p. in.
Prayer meeting. Wednesday evening 7:J0 p
in. i. A-Townd,
Pastor
The W. c- T. L'. ill hold its regular meetings
ou the tecoud and fourth Mondays ot every
mouth at 7.3) p. in. iu the Epworth Leagu.
room ol the M. E. Church.
Notice for Publication.
Cmteu 6t.tl Ijno OrrtCK,
Koteburg, Orecon, May 11. Is99.
Notice I hereby given that the following
named M-uler has tiled notice of hi intention
to make tinnl iroof in support of his claim, and
thai xaiil proof will be made before the Register
ituu nvccier c . - i.auu vutce av noseuurgi
Oregon, on Juue -J7, 1SS0, vU:
JOHN C DAVIS,
on H. E. No. 7190, for tho W ., BW'i. SE' 6W!i
8W). MJ',,Kc.2,Tp. -"O 8, R.6W. Ho names
tlie following witnesses to prove his continuous
resmenco uimu ami cultivation oi sani innu,
vl: Jnmes McKay, Thurrton Lull, J. R. Chap
man, O. W. Urubbe, nil of Wilbur. Oregon.
J. T.BKIOUEd,
mlltlO Register
Best Bargains of the Age.
2C0 acres. Stock farm, 40 acres iu grass,
Orchard, buitdings, l'-4' mile from
Myrtle I'oiot, P. O. Splendid invest
ment. Price, flGOO.
Homestead. 3 miles from Myrtle Point.
6 seres cleared, gooJ timber. House,
barn. Parties will relinquish for $J0O,
half wliat improvements cost.
A stock farm of 020 acres 20 miles from
Myrtle Point; 700 acres in excellent
pasture; 40 Durham cows, aud 60 head
of graded slock cattle go with the place.
Price, f3,000; terms, 4,000 down, bal
auce at 3 per cent. Inquire at W. F.
dc Co.'s Express OOlce, or Address,
, OrvilDoduk,
j24 Myrtle Point, Oregon.
Hi
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rBSlGUT TRAINS.
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MondayB. Thursdays and Saturdays.
SbasU Limited
Ia the name of tbe only perfect train
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between St. Paul and Chicago, via the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
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stamp. Address Geo. II. Heafford, Gen
eial I'mtEKer Afjtnt, Chicago, 111.
Mining Application, No. 95.
' CffiTsu StTAtas Liid Orrics,
Koseburtr, Oregon. Jane 8, KW.
XTQT1CE IH UiKiBY OlVtJi THAT
Cbsrles Bruneau, P. J. JnirrrMsti4 R. i.
Jenniutn, whose poMoffice addrewies aJ"'"'"
lows: Kit Charles tfrunean and H. i. ifmu- i'. ' :
Cot tag Orore, Lane County, Oregon, ami it. i.
JeuuiBgs, oi FortUnd. Muiiou stall Couoiy, Ore
gon, hae this day Sled their apptieattea for .
patent for linear lest ol tbe Helena, C.t. i
ulated Quartr Jline.or vein, branng ol,i! : -and
lead, with surface ground CO ieet In widt,:, - , "
beiug l feet on eseb side of tbe eeater of ssud
vein, and being lf0( linear fee of tne HeUsua
Lode Claim aod 1 ltvt of the Lsmrette Lee is
Claim, the Iurctte being the 1st extemtloa
Ksaierly of the mid Helena Claim, said claim
being particularly described aa Mineral-Barrey.
No. aeo,
Urlena QaarU Lode and Ijioxette QnarU Lode,
known a Helena Consolidated Quartz Muk,
Hostel in Bohemia Mining District, Doqk'M
Conntj, Oregon, in Township Ko. 3, it B, 2 ,
Wiliamette Mvridlan, Oregou.
Applk-ation of Charles Sranoao, f. J. Jr
Dings and R. J. Jennings.
HELENA. LODE.
Bitinning at a lir post inches snaar?, 4 Itr'
long, -t is Inches in tb gr-jnnd. with nrk
mound alongside, scribed M. 8. 30. Idcnucil
with location starting point of tbe Helens kxie
cialm, whence llie discovery cut. and Tunnel
.no. l. is ti. St degrees E. IS reel; also a Hr 14 lo
in diam. bears N. 37 dcim?, W, 11 feet, acilwl
M. s Mi, B. T.: also a lir S in. diam. beam 2
St degrees W. U feet, scribed X.8. SSO, B. T,
Alxo the Hooadar Mining Co. a Vrm lloase
bears 8. Vi degrees W. about art fceC
Also the mouth of Geo. Kerr's Tunnel besrs A.
51 dc-g , W. about Sw feet. Al Mu Theili,
commonly known as Cowboro realt f tho Cas
cade Kauge, bea-s ti. 43 df. E.
Also IriamoTKl resk bears H W deg. E; thesM
ma 64 deg. W. on jim of lod, up stce as
cent M0 it., internet wagon road leading front
iuq itMw.j w. iidcw iu'ir inaiu mil. at
liijO ft. net fir post in. unsre, 4 feet long,
W incbrs m toe ground for center ul oa Wt-
eriy end of tcu claim, with ssoond oi Uru
longsiue, scniiea m a. n, trots which a fir 1 J
in. dia. bears 8. 5 deg., w. so feet, scribed M. h.
SCO, B. T.
A nrs ia. dia. Dears sn dec E. bt feet.
scribed M. 8. 360 B. T.
This post is weoiitsl with the Iocs dim noet
set on westerly end of this eiaixa.
Thence B- ot aee. w. .?') iu bet poM ?o. I
identical with location Cor. 4 feet long, 4 tor
osre, IS laches in the giunnd with a ntono-i oi
stone alongside, scribed C. I, X. 8. S-A, U -
which a lir 14 in. dia. bears S.S7 dec I. o II
scribed C. 1. Jl- b 360, B T.
A cine 8 in. dia. s 11 deg. E 9 1L scribed C t
M 8 360. B T.
Whence corner to section 7-12-13 asd VL To.
Tt, 8 K 1 and 2 E. Willamette Meridaa. txrr
64 deg 30 rain VV 173s k-ct. thence boss Cos 9 i.
bStdegE.
v ar l'J ace 9) min K.
llccna bleep MoanUin. blows 8 K 15 ft ui.
on rosd leading from Noonday Uaarls 3aii
Quartz Mill C S3 deg E tlob it.
hiw roaa t; eoaia. l uo i it u cor no Z.
Identical wita a comer of the local iuw.
A Sr post 4 feet Wng. 4 inches sooara. srt ft is.
in the ground with mound of sione alusseux-,
scribed CIMS 360. '
whence pine m is. di. bears 15 d
K ft, scribed U AM 8 Xfi. S T.
Thewce from Cor so 2 SS dec E. Vsvr Vt
30 min E; 19 ft to Cor Ko 1, of Lsnrette Claim.
300 feet te pot set in center of Easterly end of
in Helena Claim. Mentlcsl with Vocation nest
set in easterly end of this claim.
A fir post 4 feet long, 4 inches ioare, set 13 In.
In tbe ground wita nwund of stoae akngsite.
scnoea x o jm.
Whences lir 8 in dia bears 8 Sides; E 9 ft,
icribed M 8 360 B T. 3W ft to Center Fosf if
Westerly end of Lsnrette Claiss. A ft la aaull
creek C Sooth East, COS ft to conn Ko 3.
identical with a corner of the locmlion.
A fir post 4 feet long, 4 Inches square set 13
inches in the rroana with numad of atone
alonnde, scnbL-d C 3, H 9 M.
oences nrs in a;a bears .N Gfi deg t .
scribed C J, M S 360 B T.
Corner o2of f-aniette Lode bean 7 3 des c .
19 ft: thence tram Cor No 3. N S4 dear V. Vu n
dcg3DmiBC
Aseeno steep moontno aio it intersect wa5a
road leading Irom oonday Mine lo Qnartz Ml.
12a f t same wagon road. MS ft to come 5e 4,
identical with a locaoun comer.
A tir post 4 ft long. 4 ia. suture, set IS inch?
in the groand, with mound of stone sionim ic.
scribed C 4, It s sea
W'lteace a Sr 7 in dia beau S S deg 38 mim w zi
ftsenbed C 4, U S , BTjmd thence 8 2S4eg W,
VarlSdeg 30 din E. Srt ft to center post en
westerly end of Claim before described, embrac
ing J0 acres,
LAL&ETTE LODE.
Beginning at corner So L identical wt&t!t)
comer ot locatioo, a fir posi41t long, 4 incite
inaie, set W inches in toe groond with awa s t
ot sum alongside, scribed CIMS StO, srhene
A 8 Pine i in Inn bears S 43 drgreea esat. U
scribed C I X 8 360 B T
Corner Bo 2, of Meicn bears 3 3S dec W 13 ft, -thence
from conifr hoUMH ar E, Vr I? Ac -;
nun E2S1 to center post on asteriy end ol .
Helens Claim. 3u ft to center post on westerijr
end of Laurette Claim.
A fir post, 4 inches suture, 4 feetioag. set IH
inches ia the ground, srxsbed M. S. Sua, with
monad of stone aaomoude.
Itleniical with location of Westerly end et
Lsnrette Claim, wscno discovery Cot swl
Tunnel 5o. , bears 8.T2 ie. E. Hit tt Hi seet
to Small Cret-a r. 8, E. 1 ft. to comer So, 3.
Helen Claim, tod i w o oocner So. 2.
Mentical with earner of location.
A or post 4 11. long. 4 inches m'-tsre. set.
inches in the ground, snui mostnd of
alongside, sen bed C. . If. & Jfr). i
A lir 14 in. die. bean U. jt eeg. IV 12 il
C.iM.S.SJB I. -
Thence fri carBcr Ho. 1, TJ Vw. a."Vsr.
13 deg. min. E. desceun Ut It to ortter
J. . -
A fir post 4 It. lonr.4 inches sqa&re, set S
inches in the giwand. sritn mousKi f : -
slocgside. sexibel C, J, JL 8. 380, ttunv t -
Top subnet Beck, two ft out of ground :
inches with rat with a ehisel at direct r- .
which bears 8. 4 deg. W. J2 ft merked e
chisel. C. i- yiJi, 3SS, B. B.
Also tbe E. comer of the Noonday QuarU
Mil:, bears S. ti dec W. S5j ft.
Tbcm bvm corner Na 3, 8 3S dV-g W. Var. 13
deg. 3J min. E. UO, ft- to Creek S It. wide, C. S,
E. .Wfk tocenterpost on Easterly end oi tsua
Claun.
A fir ioet 4 ft. long, 4 inches sUS--r, set IS in
ches in the ground, with mound of stone
aloncsidc. scribed JL aso, whence a fix 12 is
di bears S. it lea. W. 22 ft. sen bed M. 8. Jb9
B. T. sseend iWO foet to comer So- 4.
Identical wiik aoc of locarioa:
A nr Met 4 ft. lone. 4 Inches so naic ms 1.1 in.
ches in Ui ground, with monad ot stotM
sloogsKle. nat'ttA c 4, M. 8. 3Ml wBcncs a hr
10 in. dia. bears N. 10 deg, E. a It.
Scribed C. 4. JL 8, 3(0 B. X.
Theaoa 71 ttcg. W. from cor. So. 4. Vsr. Ti
deg. 30 mia. E, 725 It to Creek 3 ft wW U
East 0 ft. to wagon road tending; from Soon
day Hi DC to Quaru XIH, 149 it. to conHg Ho. i.
and place of befjnning embcacuig JB.ri acres.
The sorrey of the Helen sad lsaieu
Quaru Lodes are identical with the respective
locations, and the presnmed grnersi eooro of
the Tela or lode is northwesterly aw
eastaiiy, ss is shown by the put filed tM'.
as aesx ss cn be dctenniaea irom the present
dereiopraent.
Tbe Notice of Location of then niiaiae
claims is recorded ss follows, to-wit:
Fint, location of Ui Helena, (called Rclcner)
is recorded in Volume a of Cougias Counrr,
Oregon. Mining Records, at Psae laa, oa the 7;a
day of Jnly, and the second notice there
of is recorded in Volume t, of L-ougiss Onatr,
Oregon. Muting Kecords, at Pages &'l and .iCJ, ou
the 2nd day of Augtut,
The first location of tac Laarette Loue Claim
was recorded in Volume e, of Doucla Coofrr,
Oregon. Mining Records, oa the lMh day of No
Tcmber, law, at r'agc S6, and the seoood locn
tion notice theiwf was recoidol oa the nd
dsy of Atnrut, ls, in Volume , of Doug jm
County, Oregon, Miniag Recotds, at Fazes 9
sod 30O.
The adjoining Claims are: On the BartaerlT
side of thd Helens, (Helener) Lodo Cl.,aj, the
Verde, Lode Claim, of which i. J. Jecnuigs is
locator and claimant, snd oa the arthetiy sida
of the Lsurette Lode Claim is the American
Boy, Lode Claim, of which JL J. Jcenings sad
C.H.B, Bruneau are the locntors and 'claim
aats. The easterly end of the Helens, (Helener)
Claim is the westurtr end oi the Lsurette
Claim. On the easterly end of tba Lame'te
Claim is vacant government Und, snd ou L".-
southerly side of the Helens (Heiener) ud Lsu
rette Claims is vacant governnieut laiid.
On the westerly end of the He. en taVeer
Claim is the White w ings. Lode Mmlng C h.o.
located and clsimed by G. G. W smcr.
And any and all persons clausing mixtssfty
the mining ground, vein, lode, preaiissa er ,f
portion thereof, so described, surveyed, tia:
and spplied tor, are hereby no tilted that, uiuosn
their sdrcise claims are duly nK'd sccoraiBg to
lw snd the regulations there under, within the
sixty dsys publication of this notice,
with the Kerfs lex cl. tbe United states
Land Office at Koi burg, in the County of Doug
las, snd State of Oregou, they will be barred ia
virtue of the provisions of said statute.
Lated this Sin dsy of June, 1S, and first pab
Ucation on June Uth, lS.'U.
J. T. BRTDGJEK
Register U.S. Land Office.
Notice for Publication.
UNITED STATES LASD OFFICE,
Rose burg, Oregon, May LL 1S!9.
Notice is hereby given that tho following
named settler has hied notice of his intention
to make tinal proof In support of his claim, and.
that said prwf will be made before the Register
snd Receiver U. S. Land Office at Roseours.
Oregon, ou July, 5 1SS0, vir:
JAMES F. &DSSEIX
On H. K. No. WX53, for the S K V. Sec -J4 T.3,
S. R. 6 V. lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous resilience upon and eulu
vaUon ol mia land, vis: William Moore, Thomas
Burnet, Harvey Siroffoid, and John Bwoflonl,
all ot Myrtle Creek, Oregon.
(uiiip) J. T. BRIDGES.
Regis wr.
Farms for Sale.
A number oi small farms for sals,
adapted to fruit growing. Good apple
and prune orchards on some of them.
For furtbe- particulars inquire o!Jt
G. W. ALDKRS&i,
Cleveland, Or.
Vlavl, Viavl.
Mrs. J. H. Shupe is local repreeaU
tivefor the popular Viavi n&9dM
Any one desiring any of these reaT;ss -will
please call on her at her boss or si
ess her at Rosebartr, Oregon.