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AVgelaUc?rcparationror As
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lirg ihcStamachs aiidBowcis cf
Imotes"Dlg;cstion,ChccrfuI-
ncss ana HcstUJniains nciuia
Opium.Morpbine nor Mineral.
ISot Narcotic.
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A perfect Remedy for Ccnslipa- rig ST II I II U
. lion. Sour Stomach.DiarrhocA, tf
! Wonns.ConN-ulsions.FcTnsh- f H Ynil Unim
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laeSlnuJc Signature cf i fi - R -
I " J Always Bought.
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Southern Qrecoh $tate fJoRHiL School.
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This School is now
Is the Largest and Most Progressive School of Southern
Oregon.
Xew buiiJirtft, sivw ai.iaratu a4 ilx'nrvs,
rliMtr. tictllent inl'-ucui-o lor ttu Juns.
Couitc of ftudy I lie .:e as o:'ucr liuru&it ui the tla'.f.
Bvtl xlvaatifet iu VotV. snJ lattru'.:natl siubic to lc iouui iu 9uuUit.rD Uit'o?.
Trainlcg tchool iu'Ay juii jJ ana ia (barge cf a thorough c.-i'.ic l-clicr.
TuilUn fii3 per tnn: rjnc JotnJ ?10 tr
MudrnU fnntifctiins Lei ckuhlag: lamUy
$125 pays ail expenses for one
TM aboteat aiKl iut tUoroust roa'.f t a
v'.aaM fcr tcacbr throughout the year.
FJfl terms open Sc)tcmber II. Vor taUltuv or in.'oxtuuii, aillrws
W. T. VAN SCOY, President
a:-HLASP. UKEtOX.
W. G. WOODWARD.
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HARNESS flAKERS
HARNESS, SADDLES, WHIPS,
BUGGY ROBES, BLANKETS,
Saperior hanJ maJe Lcrnebs. both light ami heavy
Jlaaafactarea to
Leather work,
tae bt-.i possible
Call and Fee stock
and samples of work iu thop
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 aud Skin
Diseases.
To The f n fortunate
Dr. Gibbon
This o:d rciUble and
the ciot h1(-:m.m.;I
flr!M:iR,.:'-t ia n Kran-
; V-I SMiinai' Difae .ui-
S c-Mrt fi Connorrbcra, Oltet j
1 --a all IU form. Sikio Di
. -JU; 'rfi'acaaea, Nervoaa bebtl-
,' itv. Impotence. Seroi-
nal Wraknesa and Lo;
i.v. ..-ol nansooa, rue cou
anreae oi aelf abuse aud exr-.-cr iinninc.i.'i? the
n. lowinx ymptomf: aaUo- coiiuteuancv, ca:k
jJoH nmier the eye, vain in the head. rii;pii:;
'eaknea of the limi;i aud back, loss of memory (
"impien the te.ee. cousin, conuijition, etc. j
l&. WBCON liu practiced in iian FtRiitixo
thirty year an 1 ltoe trocbied hb.uld not
'mil to confult liiiu end receive the r-eneiit cf
i! fmat tkill rnd j xj-ricucu. The do.-lor curia
when otben fall, try mm. urea guarariieep,
PfKn cured at home. Jharst reawinab'.e.
Call or write.
DR. J. F. (ilBBON. 6i Kearny Hi. ?a:i
ciaco. ai
Fran!
ASKNTc W ANTFO
rou "thu life as u .
Afhieveniectf of Admiral
r! nrwny," the orid s j
UJFtte&iXl
t b'x: over .vy pancf, !
aatetl naval ri'-ro. 1.
Ii(-lpn friend and t
iXlOiDch-; nearlr JOi aKt halftone Illuur. !
tJuD.. Only W. K.iou rt:maiiI. f
ftaMioloua. Oumt free, thance ( a '''
l7iT writa quirk. Tbe Iiomitiloti Cmpany, !
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For Infants and Children. .
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
under State Control.
ice w.ij.v. luii;:i;ul !ovatiou, i-!i?h:5ul
ttnu: boatdat h:l n.T and KxlgiiiR pt r
bo&rvl ?2 ".) and
year's schooling:, including books
;ac tcrti:icato, is Siio normal ci-.irse. lcv:vw
Roseturg, Oregon.
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oraor oa most reasonable terms
iaclading repairing, execute I io
manner atsiiortest nottce.
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VV. Q. Woodward
I NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
! UNITED 7 vrc Lash Oi ncK.
ltreb:irc, Oreeon. Juno
Xwlire isbervby given that in comp.tane
with the iwiu"ai of the act f Cougre of
JuneS. 257. i-ulitlt-i "Au art lr the sale of
Unilxr lacJ in the State ot C alifornia, Ort
Emu, Nevada a:i4 Wa'hinKlon Territory .J
I RANK M. HOrKlS.-,
of Canyoiivilk-, CV'tmty cf Dougla', State of Orc-i,-o:,
th; ii:ty tilvd in lhi offcee his orr.
MfiK-UK'nt N - ni. for the purcliiie of tlie Lot 5,
of (r.-jlion i.- "I i:i 'I'oU!ilii No ),
. Ra:i-L- No. ." W.. nr. i will offer tiroof toi hj
thultbu l&'jJ 'axi;t ii more valuable lor i is
tiuitx-: or fct'ne than for agricultural T'.inHftc'a
and to c-tabHtb his c;ai:u to mii1 lauit before
tbc Ke'ittur and Ueceivcr of this ofliic at Kose
burg, Ur-coii, nil Saturday, the 2oth day of
Auku?i, 1'.'J.
Jie names k witiic-v.s: Mi'.iium I'.riKKs, Jr ,
Kolx-rt Coa!r, 'I homaf V, ilsou, o. W. I'uckttt,
if ciiy(tiivi;!e. Ore.
Any r.ai a'.l r.'jftajtii claiiaing aJvcr-ely the
abo''c-'i'-"M-T-:bca' land are riu-4tol to file their
ci.-.iras in this office- on or before said stth day
of A'iga-;, W-.i.
J. T. ERiUGI.H.
K twister.
I So, for Bosweli Springs!
("'i n j,er. May 10, 1S9., ai,J until
S"-p:ecjii?r oJ, ls'U.), 8eci:tl tickets to
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1 w'-!l a.s follows: SJ-(!jy lil'ketB,
!il .' Tickstt oin atnrilav ntid re-
t:Peci.Tl rates are also giv from Port-
lan and ltitcrmeuiale poia:.
kid Ci
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Digests what you cat.
It artificially diccst s t ho food and alda
Nature in hire np;th.Tiii!t and recon-
structinjj tli -xhaui-t-il"diiresti7e or-
cans. it is t h- -"r rs.t (lismwrrd dffjest-
ant and toiiic. jc -t !.t proparaiin
can approacn it in cijjcifncy. it vi
fitantly rciiova and permanently cures
Dfpsia, Indn-cstion, Heartburn,
i'latulence, Sni.r i- iornacli. lNaur-cs,
SlCkIJCa(JaclK'.(;;iSt uiyiil.rijinips.aDd
ftU Other result sf iii.poi f..,-( dir&tiori
frBciid bvEC r"; l a r
rtparea ty t. o. w.-Kt ft Co., Cljlca j
lor ealc by A. 0. Marnferfl A Co.
R . n-
Cure.
COOK'S INLET COUNTRY
The Town of Homer And Sur
rounding Country.
IT IS THE HUNTER'S PARADISE
lieor, .Moose, Caribou and Mountain
Sheep Abound Some Fake AUn.
ing Properties.
iioMKit, AUrk, Junt 10, lS'U1.
i loiter is, or was a boom tun a
town oa paper. It cun hardly bu oiled
even that i.o Ii wasot.e of llio tuany
8cl.en.es itiaiigurat4l to eateii tm-kerf.
After goiog up Cook's Iuiet ahoiit L'.j
or 30 niilea there bra tit ties otf to the
ooitheast from the fat hide ol
the inlet, a bay or uouml about
10 or 12 lulled Hide and about 40 miles
lout;. On tie nortti ti le of this buy or
BOUQd end lieur the ceuter of it, in
length, is a narro ppil or toug ie cf saud
and grvel, about '4 of a ni:Ie i.!o and
about 4 miles long.
At no place ia the surface of the
ground inoro 'ban a fuot or eighteen iu
ches above high tiue, and iu fact it is
probable that an extremely high tide
would waMi over it at aluioet any point.
Oa bo'.h tiJce aud back of this Vpil"
tho waters vf the hay wash a perpendic
ular blutT, perhaps 100 feet high, and
cropping out of this LlofT for miles on
ech Eidtf of l!ic ' epi'." aie three distinct
veins of coal, racing in ibicki.csj from
3 to S feet. Lirgff.qriaul'uies oi this coal
is washed out by the waves and is found
scattered along the beach. This coal,
however, has beeu provfu by many thor
ough testa to be unlit for steaming pur
poses and ci a poor quality for almost
any purpose, although it does fairly well
in a stove cr grate.
this coal was of course well known to
the Russians more thau a hundred Years
ago, and wits proipected and tested and
abandoned by them many years ago.
Since the transfer of this country to the
I'uittd States, eiperts wiihout number
have examined the coal and made ad
verse reports in regard to it. The South
ern Pacific Company, which yet burns
wood on its Oregon ao-J California lints,
I am informed have spent alargeanount
of oior.vv to la.ke a tUoro.iih test of the
coal, and foUii-J it't be uaS: for tf.eir
putpoee.
Andyeteytry year scej one or two
uea cosnpauies formed for the develop
ment cf these coal mines, la tact,, the
sale of this coal property, the title to
w tiich eliil remains ia the government,
appears to c ms'.itule the regular business
of a gang of sharpers.
Since I have been here, and only a
few days ago the last "run of suckers"
put ia an appearance with an outfit, con
sisling cf provisions, machinery and
supplies, valued at more than $100,000,
and announce! that they had purchased
the mines and everything appertaining
thereto, and that loey expected to build
wharfs, coal bunkers and railroads ga
lore at Homer. Io addition to the mon
ey whfcb they have expended in tbe
purchase of tbs coal mines from eo.ne
person who never owned them, they
have enrou'.e for this place property in
the shape of machinery and supplies,
valued at mora than $100,000. And all
this without hariug made any reliable
investigalioa or extminatijo of the qual
ity or exteut of the oal fields, or tbe
question of its transportation to a mir
ket.
It seems, al nost incredible that busi
ness men, at loese men whom I have
personally met anJ in regard to whose
sanity there dx-s no: appear to be much
doubt, should permit themselves to bs
drawn into such schemes.
As a town cite Home is the most dea
lato and nnsuicablo that could be i rad
ioed, h's only advantage beiux tbe
fact that it shows np well on paper as an
adjunct toths coal fields. It has not one
single requisite for the location of a
town. Every drop of drinking water
must be brought in boats distancs of
ten miles from the opposite Bide of the
bay, and on account cf the contrary and
uncertain conditions of wind j aud tides
it almost always requires two days for
the water boats to make the trip.
There is not one single permanent
residjnt on tho town site. Not one per
son who will acknowledge .that this is
bis home. In fa.t, the only persons
here, ptior to the arrival of the repre
sentative! of the coal company above re
ferred to, consists of about 15 stranded
prospectors and two or ttires hunters,
who arrived from the East a short time
ago and are making this their headquar
ters. At Anchor Point, near here, ia a gold
miniog pioj-otition similar to these coal
propositions, except that while there is
plenty of oal hcie of a very poor qual
ity, tliere is only a trace of gold at
Acchor Point. And yet at Anchor
Point hundredi of thousands of dollars
have been expended, and ship loads of
valuable machinery unloaded (or the
purpose of working mines which have
been thoroughly known and prospected
for more than a hundred years and
which the people of this country have
known for that length of time to be of
no value.
I could multiply instances without
number, of which I am personally con
versant, eiiiiiUr to those above men
tioned, in which n.on have invested the
eaviug cf a lifj time, impoverished their
families and trokeu up their homes in
an insaue desire io acquire 6Udden
wealth, only to find on investigation
that they had absolutely nothing to
show for their sacrifices and that they
had been made the victims of designing
knave?.
And yet as long as there is a trace of
gold at Anchor Point, as loug as tho coal
measures crop out on Cook's Inlet, there
will be found men to invest their money
in bCL'cmcs ior ueveiojemeni. 1 am
thoroughly persuaded of the truth of the
say i iir Hi.it '"a sucker is 'born every
minute."
Ttioro is one thiuv;, however, of which
Homer has a right to boast, and that ia
th fact that there in to bo found in the
surrounding country the bert hunting
grounds in Alaska, and in tbe United
States, especially if large pame is sought.
On the plateaus aud iu the valleys of
the Kania Peninsular may be found
hetda of moodn and caribou, and on tho
mouutaiui au I atuoui g!oir i.r huu- i
dredJ aud even ihousauds of the bighorn
or mountain threp. Black and brown
bears are abundant within ten cr fifteen
miles of Homer.
Ttio brown bear of AUskii is the king
of the forest. I hare seen the skin of a
brown baar which measured III feet in
length, and tho fur dealers tell of skins
much larger.
At Homer I met Mr. Dalt DeWeese, of
Cauon City, Colorado and Mr. Harry E.
Lee, of Chicago; tbe former being noted
as a hunter of big game. This is the
third summer he has spent in this part
of Alaska. Daring last summer he was
in the employ of the Smithsonian Insti
tute, engaged in gathering specimens of
the animals and birds found here.
Mr. Lee was also here last summer
hunting for his own pleasure, and found
so much sport to bis liking, that he has
returued this summer for another season
hunt. Mr. DeWeese succeeded last year
in doiug what has seldom if ever been ac
complished before, in making a number
of Cue photographs of the bighorn sheep
aa they grazed on their native pastures.
He also secured fioe photograph! of the
moose uud other wild animals alive
aud free, in the (oierti and on the
mountains.
lioih of the so uii ii rcturnuJ early to
theee hunting grounds, for tl.e purpite of
buutii g Lear during thu early part of the
season, while the fur is at its prime, and
they i l remain until lute in the fall, in
order that they may kill the moose when
his tiornu are at full tire, and tbe big'
horn thcep, when tlrj wool ia iu prime
condiliou.
Tttese mea are accompauiod by lUeir
wives, who expect to go with their hus
bands into the tiumiug grounds.
Moosu and bear can bo found within o
or 10 miles of Homer, and the bighorn
within ".'5 or iiO mi'es. While I have
been here a young native, who has becu
out on two hubliog trips lasting laocr
three days each, his killed 10 bearr
Mr. DeWretu informed nia thnl at one
lime, da ing btt season's hunt, be
CouuteJ, 1-v the litljj of hia liclJlai9,
Ovel 5J0 shft-jt 1:1 tigul ut une time, and
that there Were bo doubt vs u.any more
wi'.hin the hu-u-j lii.-dance biJdcu l;y the
briuh and rock?.
Sj far but litllu h.is beeu dobe to di
miaith tbe Lcrds of big gauie, which
abound in tis part of Alaska.
Theie are bu'. fc wbite mm here, tud
they me rugagtU iu proipccisug, and
kill only such animals as they may de
sire tor food. Tho natives of ourse
bunt lite bear f.T its ekin, but Wiey hunt
almost entirely uIoL'g the beach of the
bat a and inlets, gjing oniy wbvretbcy
can travel with tLeir cauoea, ceidom go
ing word lba:i 4 or o milts inland,
fhere is no markci for eithtr the moose
or the sheep, and they hunt theee ani
mals only for ta-ir meat, saving the
skins perhaps f.T their un use. It
must cot b u.iJerbtood. however, 'hat
the hunter who peuelra'.es the hauuta ol
the big gene iu this part of Alaska, will
find a park or a mea-low to bout over.
Hs must inaka op his iniad to traverse
as routi a combination oi jangles, mo
rass and mountains, as can be found in
ths United Sjtts.
But tti game is here and it is well
worth the expense of tbe jiurney to this
pont to tin J it an.l In 3 hardships which
must bs encountered t a kill it. I have
not been out hunting, but I kuow the
game ia here. 1 have feasted for da) t
on . maJte ui.at, Uud fouad it Utter
thiuitwo.i! J iiave been, uodoub , bad
it U Jt been fr tbe fact Ilia" no other
meat was to be ha J;. 1 have su 150
bearskins sprtad out iu the sun at one
time. I have eeeu sheep ekins without
number ia tbe hats of the natives,
where they are u3eJ for ma's and beds,
and in their bidaiaa?, wfcers they are
used to sit on wuiia in the boat, aud for
bedding wnile ia cam'o. I kao that
the gama is here for the kiliug.
If any of my friends iu the United
States would hko to take a littlo bunt,
it they will meet ms hare ia the fall
after my work ior Uncle Sam is finished,
I will giaraatee to find the game for
tlism, if they will agree to kill it.
I ehjll devote some future article to
tbe fur baiineso, past and pre?eu at
Bometia.e iu t'jo future aud wid close
this article. I leave in a few days for
kodiak, going t ) Upper Cook's Inlet b,
the wav. In my next article I will have
something to 6y ia tegard to Cook's
Inlet.
II. D. SriuTiOHD.
A Trip to Smith River.
Hay is g;oJ, gardens excel cut.
Mr. Jones is busy patting np hay.
Mr. Trailer has juet moved in frcni tbe
valley.
Mr. Haney is working at tho Hudion
mills.
Mr. Collin is clearing up aud other
wise improving his raucii.
With an appreciative congregation we
re-organized the Sunday School Tuurs
day evening.
Uu83 Hall is runliug for more settlers
who will heip to make this bjauldul val
ley bloisom as the rose.
School ii in Ecs3ion and making good
I ogre 68 under the eilkient mauagemeut
of Miss Henrietta Tate.
Hardenbrook's loggmg camp ij busy
fe! ithe mighty firs preparatory to
t -vintr's ruu dow n the riyer.
twenty-four miles from Drain to the
lover settlement oo Upper Smith riyer,
bo said the cyclometer on my bicycle
When I vieited that place last week.
Mr. Wilcox, Mr. Hunter and Mr. Wor
ley have boon stacking hay for Mr. H.
H. Thomas, who, bv the way, has two
of tfaa beat iL'Vjusiiire caives if has been
the writer's good pleasure to see this
year.
' M.C. M.
John Bolt, an early pioneer of South
ern Oregon, died at his home on Apple
gate Saturday evening at 5 o'clock, after
au illness of about a year, aged years
and 6 mouths. Mr. Bolt was a uatiyo of
Glarus, Switzerland, and came to Ibe
coast in 1S17, and to Josephine county,
Oregon, in JS51. lie engaged in tho
merchandise bus'ausn for a while with
Wm. Naucke at Kerbyviile, and later
formed a partnership with David Keudcl
which continued until 1SG2, when it was
dissolved. A i-liort time afterwards a
partnership was formed with the late
K. Kuoli on Applegate, which was only
dissolved 2 years ago. Since that time
Mr. Bolt has beeu engaged in farming
and developing misting properties. :
HY3TER1R
la purely a ucivouk ditoruer ami all lb
lymptoms aro of nervous origiu. Hpterla
Can be (crfectly and permanently cured.
IIIDYAN will curs
hysteria. UCDYAN
will relieve every
yrnptom. Bl'DTAN
will restore the wcr.fc
ened nerves to a heal
thy condition and tbe
symptoms will disap
pear. HIDYAN is a
vegetable remedy and
has no bad effect on
the system. Htndy
your lymptoins care
fully. When you have
done so, um the HI D.
VAN aud then tell
four friend w lint it hn done for you.
HERE ARE YOUR SYMPTOMS:
1-1. FIiTJTTEKING OF THE EYE
LIDS. HUDYAN will relieve this almost
Immediately.
SJ-a. TREMBLING OF THE LIPB.
I1CDYAN v.ill reitore tho nerves to a heal
thy conditio:!, and the trem'din? will dliap-
pear.
S. LUMP ll THE T1IHOAT. The
feelina U as though (here v. a ball ia ths
throat. III'DV AN o ill cause it to disappear.
4. PALPITATION OF THE
nEAKT. HUTYAN will ftrcufthen tha
heart musclo end cause the beats lo become
strong and regular.
5. BIN KINO FEELING IN THE
PIT OF THE STOMACH. It is due to
tho action ot the weakened nerves ot the
itomaelw II I'D VAN will btrcnirthen the
nerves, and ihe rinklng fcethiir will n.it recti!
Women, tbls ia for jou. Kemet:i! r Ilia!
dt'nVAN cures men mid women. It will
i di-ve ou of all tlio bIjovc f ymptoir-s and
vou ran I cured. IIL'IJT AN wl'.I effect a
Kriiianint cure. Tk'-IH'OYA.V now. You
tan pet IIl'UYAN of your drnsjist for 00
ceuts per pai-kage or 6 )-.u ki;es for i i0. If
y ur drucRi't ds not kea-p it, send direct lo
the 111 DVAN KKMEOT COMPANY. Eau
rram beo, California. You can consult the
d.xlorsol the III DYAN ItKMfcDT COM.
PAW FIIEK. (all 011 liie doctors. If you
raunt tall.vou may write and adviio w ilt t
given free. Address
HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY,
Car. Stocktoa, Market ad Ellis Su,
sa Fraacitco, Cat.
THE:i)IBfCTKOl-TKT
Montana, Utah,
Colorado and all
Eastern Points.
Hives choice of two favorite roulo, tia the
CNIOX PACIFIC F?l Mail Hue, or the
RIO 0 RAXDE a:c Um J.
Ixwk at the tuac
)i days to Salt Lake
2 i dajs to Denver
3J2 das to Chicago
4i days to New York
Free llecllolox CUalr cant. I'p
raolttercd Tourist sleeping
Cars, oFoiltnan Palace Bleep
to jc Cars operated on all
trains.
For further infonsa'kr apply t
" J. F. titVANS, Agt., lloseburg.
C. O. Terry, V. E. Conian,
Tnv. Pats. At. tttu. AKt.
Ill Third St., IVrtia&d. Vi.
Toe Ctturclies.
MtTHObtt Cucaon corner oi itatn and Ian
-rceU. Eaaday Service: rrcaehlaj, 11 a. a
and CO p m.; Sat-balh. School, 10 a. ex.; L-
A. M atker, Eupcrintcndent; CUm Meeting at
dote ot tho monjin; service; Epwor'Ji Leagua
T.wjp. di. F. 11. CliurchlL', Precidvnt. Prayci
Moctins, Wednesday, at 7:30 p. m.
(j. E. AkNoIX, l'aitor,
Ftnooage. comer Sain aad Lane.
I' Mr id Btittuutjc CiiCEi.li on Foirlit street.
Sunday service, at U a, m. and T.3J p. m. Pray
er mevtin;. Thurvlay crvntns.
lira. Leer 1L Cl liir, Fa.-lot.
St. s CHcam. Comer Cass and
Main street. Services ou scconl and fourth
euudsy morniuj of each month and every Sun
day evening. Special n ices announced from
liatc to tiiiH!, Kkv. Joh.t Dasrsos,
MiJ-ionary.
it. K. Cat ucn, Sctu. Scrvicrs every Sunday
mousing an I evening.
' Rsv. J. T. I'orros, Patlor
BantST Cm mi-corner of Lane and Kojc
lrccl!. Sunday service: Ptvaching at 11 a. m.
and ; .00 p. in. eat bath Sehool at 10 a. ni., O. P.
Co-how, suiicrtntendeDt. fraycr meeting t
7:30 Wctlnestlay evening.
S. A. DoCutAS. raptor.
FikT CuaisTlax Cm B'. 11 Corner of l'inc
and Woodrarl treis. Sunday services
Frcaohing both morning aud evening, Sunday
school at 10 a. ui. Y. P. S. C. E. at :3J p. in
Prayer meeting each Wednesday evening at
7.3U. A cordial w Iconic and g reeling awails
a'.!. W. A. Wood,
Paster
Fibm I'osWBYTKtia!! C'tCRCii Corner of Casa
and Kosc slrect!-. Sunday serriev: TubUc
worship, 11 a. m., ant 6 . nt.: Sabbath
school, 10 a. in. Y. P. 8. C. E. at 7 i. m.
Prayer m..vttng. WcAlnemlay evening 7:0 p
ui. J. A.Towisd,
Tastor
Th W. C. T. V. will bold its n'gular jaeetlnps
ou tho second and i-mrth Mondays of every
month at 7:30 p. in. in the Epworth Leasns
rotn ot the M. K. Church.
Notice For Publication.
fniled States Land Oitice.
KosKBi'B... Or., July 11. l0t.
Notice U hereby Riven that the lollontng
named settler has iilol notice of his lutpution to
mawo final proof In support of his claim anl
that said proof will be made before the K. RiMer
and Keeeiver, V. S Inil Oilieo at Losubnnr,
OA'gon, on AurusI IS, ls'.'.i, vU:
Mil. LAIRD M. WHITLOW
on his H. K. No. Sli.l, fyr tho XW'.NK'., See.
XI Tp. J&, 6. K. 3 West, He names tho I'd .iwins;
w 1 incases to prove Ins enutinuous residence
upon RLil cillthntion of, iil land, viz:
John W. Whitlow. C. P. Watson. J. L. Wat
sou aud Jessie Whitlow, all of Peel, Oregon.
J. T. 11 It I IKIES,
0t"l') Kegister.
Administrator's Notice.
Notit". i hereby Riven that the underpinned
administrators of tha estate of W. L. W ilton,
deceased, by virtunof an order and decree, is
sued out of tho county court of Dotn:ias coun
ty, Statu of Orepon, will, on and uiter Satur
day, Augii!.t 3 1'J9, xeil at private sale, at the
pn-iuises, the following described teal property
belonging to the estate of W. L. Wilson, de
ceased, to-wlt!
Beginning at a point lO.'JI chains west and
.62 chains north ot nuartcr corner between
Seo.a K and 27. Tp SO S H6 W W illametto Merl
clion; theuco s .'vt decree, WestJl.su chains:
tiienuc Kaht IT. i t chains, and thenco north
l.'.M chains to place of beginning, containlug
10.90 acres, being ail that portion ot tho dona
tion land claim of Willis G. Geam (heine
Claim No. 4S) situate on southeast sido of
present channel of Cow Creek, Dguglas county,
Ore iron.
Dated this Cth day of Julv, 15?.
ilAlXiE II. WILSON,
v a ?i n-
Administrators til the estate of VV, J Wilson,
tjeeeasen..
)'(
Prepare for Harvest.
( VV it; r, -J
You will have the world
pull, if you buy a Piano-
thciu. also the Chain drive Mower, tit
Churchill
NEARLY
fifty-eight Years Old
the leadicg National Farrity Jewipper.
lUcci.ising its vahw to those wh ilce;re all M.e r.ews of the Sta'e and Nation,
the puWisher cf The PLaiXDEAi.cn, (y. nr cwn favorite borce psper) has entered in
It nn all arce with "Tho New -York Wtckiy Tri'r ur.c" which ena!ks hint tofor
nish both paiers at the trifliing cost of ?1.75 pr jkr.
Everv firmer aud villas r owb to h'nifeif. to bU family, ar.I to tha c .n -luuriity
in which he livts a cordial support of his local teasperxr, a it works cor stanliy
and nni'irinsrlv for f;is interests in eery way, bricRS : his Lo:re al1- tho r.twa ?nd
happ.-ninps r f hia r.i ighborhood, the doirgi of his friends, the condition and pros
pects: for diflerect crops, the prices in hon;e o:aikei, and, in fact. i4a weekly
visitor which ehonld be found iu every wide-awake, pri.gresive fatni'j.
Joit ll.ir.k ifitl ! 1
BOTH One Year for $1.75.
Send alU5ubscr;ptions to the
THE PLA1NDEALER,
Rseburg, Ore
Real Estate Bought and Sold
rT t.'O.'CZSXXNIIlSIA'.
Farms, large and small, to Rent,
AND IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN.
Stock Ranges, Timber Lands and Mining Properties,
Prune and Hep Lands of best quality, in choice locations,
in quantities to suit intending purchasers, at reasonable
prices and easy terras. Inquire cf
3D. S- KL BUICK,
0.R.&J1 CO.
DEPART TIME SCHEIXLES AH HIVE
tor f rcra l ori.aud l"rou
Fast Mail Sstt Lake. Ien-cr. Ft. Fast
Worth. OiEsha. Kan- ia:i
S p.m. sas tit;-, M. Uui, . 6 ' p. in.
t hicafo and EuU
Spokane Walta Walla. Spokane. Spokane
Fiyer JI-natapoli'.-Lr'anl Flyer
:ip.in. D'.iluih, ililsraukee, , 8:50 a. E.
Chicago aad L.t.
f p. nt. Ocean 5tcanhlp9 4 F- c'-
! All .ailing dates sub- j
jert lo change.
For San Fraueisco
.:! even' fire days ;
s p.ci,
Ex.Snuday
Saturday
10 p.m.
Columbia River
Strainers.
To Astoria and Vi ay
Lauding ' Ex funiay
6 a. in
On-fonCltv.Newberg, ; Ex-Sunday
ExJ-unday ' Saleta t V ay-Land gs
Tarn W iiUnette and 1 am- : .vjo n ui.
Ttie aThur. hill River. , Hon.. Wed.
and Sal. Oregon City, I'ayton, i and Fri.
aad ay-Lan Jia;s !
a a.m.
Tuts.Thur.
aud bat.
Willamette River.
Portland to Corvaliis
and Way-Landiajts
5tvake River.
Riparia to Lcwlslon.
4:30 p. in.
Tucs-Thur
and Sat.
Lv.Klparla
Daily,
; L.Iw tston
1 Dai'.y
J01IN F. GIVANS. Agent.
Kosfburg, Oregon.
V. II. HIULUIRT,
Ucneral rasscpger AgccL
O. IC. & . CO.,
Portland. Oregon.
County Treasurer's Notice.
iouce is nercay given to an puru-a ,
holding Pouglaf county warrants in- j
dorsed prior to Feb. 1, ISfiO, to present;
::Jrc:p't;v1::il.AEIel, FEED SHEDS
pavmei.t, as interest will co.ieo thereon !
after the date cf this notice. ! Go0 waiting rooms for ladies and
Dated thia tha 1st day of June, j geatlonien well wnrmed and lighted
1890, at the City of Koseburg, Oregon. Good accommodations fcr keeping
Geo. W. Dimmick, fransiet teams over night.
County Treasurer, Douglas County, Or. Your Patronage Rctpectfulty Solicited
The aboye warrants date from Octob- fiKKT CVSE Pronriotor
er 14th, A
D., 1S98 to February 1st,
, , ' , . .,, , ,
Iders of the same will take'
ICOO o,l !,.,!. In. J
notice-that they are not subicct to re-1
issue. i
Young Sam
- l'roprietor of
(.Japanese Bazar.
poalsr in
Fire Crackers, Fireworks, Fancy
China ware, and Novelties
Cor. Jackson and PouKla His.
by the tail aud 'a down hill
Binder with fly wheel. See
& Wool ley's.
i i i
I'.'r a lutig iiiV, but i'evtiori to the
lrit(f iriteret-ts and prcspf rity o: tt,e A'rer
ica l'ctpl has won for it rev frier.Js as
the yi-ars n lied ty aud the tr'gical nitai
t ers id its familv pus-td to their reward,
ardtluss adxi'irs u re tot a; and sired
ftt t'.dav, withfui'h in in teacbin.
snc' ( -nlidenti? in the iniori i j'i.m wt,i;li
it t:tii g-i toll. fir hou.es he ! t:ri-si.!e.".
As a rjstnrii! 'onseij".ic i' er.py.- in
itsollet; all the vitulityatd risrrif
its yon'b, ttreijg'heccd an 1 ti one l b
Hip experience!! "f ever h!f a ct'Lt-iry.
It h3 lived cn it? nieriti1, at:d oc ttie
(.urdial Fyppcrt of prc-grtssivu Atteri
cans. It b "The Nevt-Vork Weekly Tri
bune." acknowledged the country over as
!
Railroad Time Tabic.
i Northt-Oll.d ItoiettJliI k-c
No.
i departs 7:20 a. m.
; Southbound Itoschurg h:cal, No. 1?,
: ariivi-s o J2i p. m.
j Northbound oveiland, No. 5, ar
j rivts 10:tI3 a. m.; departs 10:43 a. in.
i ScothboucJ overland. No. 0, arrives
, 4 :Io a. m. ; dt pans 4 :2o a. m. ,
; litEI'JUT tka:'.
North'und fast throcgh freight. No
221, arrives 4:li) p. m. ; depart 5:0p.
! in.
i Soulht'oiiod fait through freight. No
1 22, arrives 7:00 a. m.; derarts S:00a
I m.
Northbound miifd train No.
.'arrives
! at - oo p. si., Sacday, Wednesdays and
; Fridays, departs V':i3 a.m., Mondays
I Tbnredaye and SaturJatg.
i Southbound mixed train No. 6ar
rivtsat3:00 p.m., cn Sundays, Mon.
oajaacu xruiajs, uepsi.s t .ij a.
m.
I Mondays. ilinrdays and batntuajB,
Shasta Limited
Is the name o.r the only peifect train
! n the world, now running every night
between St. Paul tnd Chicago, via the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Parti Kailvtay
the pioneer road of the west in adopt
ing all improved facilities for the safety
and enjoyment of pasfenjers. An illus
trated pamphlet, showing views of beau
tiful scenery nl iZ ' the route of tho Pio
neer Limited, will ha rent free to any
person upon receipt of two-cent postage
stamp. AddicfS Geo. II. Ileaficrd. Gen
Gersl Tassenger Ajteut, Ctiicago, 111.
(THE BEST
1
ANn f HPAPPsT
Place while ia town to put
np yonr team 'u at
i r - t-4
(.'or. ashiugton ana JIain bts.
County Treasurer's Notice.
Notice is hereby given to all parties
holding Douglas comity warrants iu
dereed prior to October lo, 1S9S,- to
present tho eamo at the trc.iscrci'a othce
in tbe Douaia3 County bank tor -pay
: nicnt, R5 interest will cease thereon
I after the dato of this notice.
Dated this tho 8th day of May, 1 S09
at tho City of Rosoburg, Oregon.
- JC. TV. Dl.MMlCK.
County T. eaunrer. Douglas County. Or
Mining Application, No. 95.
L'.f rv.ti st at Lxt OrFice,
Koscbur,', Oron. June S, MO.
Vjrii.K I- HttRtfBY OIVK.V THAT
bartes liruneau, c. J. Jenninea and fi. J.
Jctiniii, hoic posuilhcc mllr.wi sue aa iot
!t,,is: o! t li.-irit. Urn'.irau au-l K. 1. JenuiDgs, '
i ottKe Orov, Lan County. treson, BD.i t. J.
Itimliiv, ol furtiand, Multnomah County, Ore
Ki.ii, h,ne tli s day nled their iipplicatioD for a
t at lit for -sfM linear feet ol lh- tfeleua, Consol-i.lt,-d
t;uar!? Mine, or vein, bearing gold, silver
and te.n. u itii surla e ground KD leet in width,
teiiig J"i feet on -ac!i side of tn center of said
vein.aini ii' ing I ia linear feet of the Helena
Lu-ie Clnim n ilXit of the Laurettc ixxfe
Uii.-:, !, I.aiirec.e being the 1st extenslan
taa eily uf tho ald Helena Claim, laid claim
!-im' particularly described aa Mineral earvey.
I it lua ;isrU I.-1 and lurette Quartz Lode,
1 kuov. ii ai Helena ( oiiso!ida:el Quartz Mine,
luiu!ed m ii.ib.eiii! Mining District. Donglaa
i I'linnt., Oregon, iu Township No. 'a, H. .11,
j Willamette il r:!:an, Oregon.
Aipl:i.a'.:on ol Cnarles Braneau, P. J. Jen-
uiuga ni.'l U. J. J';luni)i(S.
I HLLtSA L'JDE.
B- z.r.n.v.z at a lir post 6 inches souare. 4 fm-t
lini'l, set Is ii.Thes in the ground, with rock
mound alongside, scribed M. 8. 3t9. Identical
n itu lotat.ou s'mtirr- point of the Helena kak;
claim, whence t'ie iiM;.Ten' cut. and Tnnnei
No. l, is n. fH uegrees E. la leet; also fir 15 In.
in (Dam. bears N. :T, degree, W. SI fet, scilried
M.ei :t. D. T.: il a nr in. dlam. beara N.
4j degrees W. U leet, seribed M.S. ICO, B. I.
Al) ibe Noondar alining Co. s Ore House
bears S. 1" degr'-es VV. about feet.
Also tlie mouth of je. Kerr s Tunnel bears 0.
.'Idtg , W. about 9") feet. Also Mt Theiiaoa,
commonly known a owborn Peak ol the Caa
eade I'.ai:ge, b-.a s S. 13 Jeg. K. .
Also Diamond i'euk bears s. fcodeg. E; tbeo:
run N ol deg. W. on eonr-e of lode, np steep as
ceul ISO ft., int-rcet wagon road leadiog from
lh3 Nrnday Co. s Mine lo their UarU miii, at
1.11 it s t l:r post 6 in. square, i icel loss;,
Ii io ... - ii tse ground ior center post oa W eat
er. y ::: of (bus clai:n, with mound oi stone
sl.jiiTs.'le, tcni-c-l M S. :M. from which fit 11
in. o:a. Uais b. i deg., W. Sj feet, scribed M. H.
V'l. B. T.
A lira la. dia. bears N. CO (leg. E. 10 feet,
scribed M.S. rsK. T.
I his post is l-lcii'ii ai v it.'i the location poet
set on westerly end ri tliU eUsini.
Il.eijec S 2.'leg. V. i.r ft. Set post So. 1,
!). luteal with location Cor. 4 feet long, 4 inches
souap, 1 iucbes iu the cmuuii with a mound of
stone alongside, scribed C. I, M. S, 3s0, from,
which a !ir 11 in. dia. bj-art X.C7 deg. E 49 ft.
scrirwlC.I. M.!3tO. BT.
A pine i;t ui. S 11 deg. K 9 ft, scribed C I
M fe -M. B T.
Wh'-uceconi.-r to seciioua 7-I2-1S and is. To.
V,, S K 1 and 2 E, W iiiamette Meridan, bears Js
'i deg cO min w I7i feet, ttencc Irom Cor Ho i.
S 1 1 di? E.
Var Udeg ) min E.
Descend Bleep Mountain, Slope 8 K 16 ft wag
on roa t ics'Ln? fr.-o N'X'U'lay Quart a Mine Ut
Quart Mai C b-i detf lisi Ii.
fsit; roridC Sunlh. I ti'r.o ft to Cor No Z.
Identical wild a coiner of the location.
A flr pol 4 feet b.ng, 4 iuehes so nmre. act 1 ia.
in the zTtuvA witu uouud ot alone alongside,
vribeo C i M S .).
Whence a pine 1" in. dia. bears N 1 deg W
n, .'rtijeu v. x. -i s .sa m i .
1 r.eiM-e f nai Cor No 2 N dee E. Var 19 '
'yi r.,'.a E: U it to Ccr No 1, of Laurette Claiia,
0 feet to poet set in center of Easterly end ei
the tietena Ciaim, identical with, location poet
set iu i-a.-u.rty cud of this claia.
A l r post 4 feet long. 1 inches viuarc, set Is in.
in the ground nitst woaml ot tone alongside,
irnrea M e &f.
Whence a firS in dia bears S Sides K 9 it.
wnk-i M 5 .-j B T. ilO ft to Center Poet ot
Westerly end of Laurette Claim, j ft to small
creek c south Ea.t, OA ft lo crawr No i.
Identical w ith a corner of the location.
.1 lir (ost 1 (cet long, 4 inches square set U
iu-rl.e. in the ground i:n monnd of stone
altTigside, scr.ld C ::, M a .
ll u-niv r.r 6 in d:a ijcars N Oi w a ft.
scrlbtl C J, M JbO B T.
Corner No 2 of Lauret'.e LIe bear X 2S detf'K
13 ft: thence from Cor No 3, N 64 deg W, Var 13
kg mm Lt.
A-ocnd sleep mounthn ft intersect waaoo.
n. kaitiug iiora Noonday 3ILne toQuarti Moil,
12.o it same wagon rood, lio.5 ft to corner Ho 4,
identical with a iucauoa corner.
A f:rp...--l lit long. 4 1.;. s-iure. set W inches
ia tbe ground, with avound uf atone alongside.
Knw-JCI, aiW.
Waenec a tr 7 in ita b?ari S S def min w 21
flscr.oed C 4. M s , M Tnd thence 8 36 deg W,
Var L'i-g 3j min E. ji jt to center post on
westerly end of Claiia beiure described, eiuUtne
iag j.frj aeres.
LAI KETT2 LODE.
&l guiiag at comer No L ideuUcal with
corner o lo- a:ion, a !lr poet 1 it long, 4 ine
s-iuar?. set Is im hvi i. tae rrooad with moa (
ji sioue aloiigsitle. rs:riue.i (J I M smi, waeao
A J i t iu uears 3 v u eea cast. i
scnb.dC 124 s.BX
Corne r No 2, of Helena bears 3 JS dear W 13 ft.
thence fro:a corner So 1. S 26 deg E. ar 19 daar
.v mia E ;l ft to center poet on Easterly end of
Helena Oaim. ii ft ujccntcr poet on weslerlj
cud or Lauret'.eOiaim.
A f.r post, s inches square, 4 feet long, set 18
inches ia the ground, scr.Ud X. S. with
niourid oi stone atoroi ie.
I.2-.nikal w::h ioeaacn of Wetterly east ot
La Ktt'.e claim, whence discoverv Cut and
1 ar.::cl No. 4, tears S.72 deg. E. 104 ft. stX feet
to Small Creca: (". . E. jl ft. to eoTnerSo,J,
lieiena Claun, 0.0 1. to comer No. 2.
Meatical with comer of location.
A fir pst 4 f t. long, 4 inches square, set ia
inch'-sis ttie groatt.i, wita mound of stone
fciotio; J?, serined C, No. 2, M. ASO, whence.
A :.r 14 in. d:. bears . iider. E. 13 f t. seruied
C. 2 M. S. B. T.
Ttecce from corner So. 2, a. T2 deg. ot. Var
13 dvs- a) min. E. d-.-cend lit ft to corner W '
A dr jit 4 ft. lt-ng,4 inches square, set H
iuches in the sroend, with monad ol stooa
ato-s:Je. s. ribe.1 C, 5.M. S.3t), wneacca Flu
lop s.ghaete Kock, two ft oalof grouad 2tct
incUew;:h ctn with a ehiselat direct Butnt
which tvar S. o4 del. W. 32 fU marked withia
ch:MI. C. 5. M.S. 3Go,'B. R
A.jothcN. E. cmerof the Noonday Quartr
Ji:i:, bears S. U dig. W. ft.
It see from corner No. 3, S a d-'g W. Var. I
dog. 30 mia. E. Lx), ir to Cret-k S It wVle, C. e,
E oi it. lo cectcrpost on Easterly end oi tki
e .aiiii.
A hr pat 4 ft long, 4 inches aquarv, set 13 in
ches in the gMund, srith tsositid of stone
aioUirMde. scrioed JI. S. whence a fir 12 in
0;a bears N. j dee. W.22 ft. sciibed it 3. 3W
B. T. iHVa'l .XO Ivki to corner No- 4.
Idecticml wi:h a cor. of location:
A cr tet 1 iz. tour. 4 inches sqaare, set IS fa
cbes in the irroan.t, with mound oi stood
aioegsnio. ScrUic.4, H. S. whence a hr
10 ia. uia. tears N. L dec, K. 29 ft.
S ribe-i C. 4. M. S, SO B. T.
Thence N. 72 dvs. W. from cor. No. t, Var. rS
IkS. u min. E, 72i ft. to Creek a ft wrkls c.
Ea-t ..) fu t wasea road leading from Noon
day lime io vt'taru ilill, 1 ft. to comer Xq. J,
and place oi besicnio; embractjig 20. to acres.
lac urvcy of the Helen and Laurel tar
Qaru Lode are idealicai wi'.h the rrspecUTw
l'.icatioiu, and the presumed general cuse ef
tuevcin r lode ia norlnwcstertv and uuth.
easterly, as is shown by the plat filed herewith,
as near as eta be determined from the aeseart
deveJoMnent.
T!io Notice of Iax-ation of these mining
Us:nis ;s recorded as follows, tA-wit: "
i'-rst, locatioa ot th Helena, (called Hclencr
ia iveorded iu Vnlame a of Douglma Coontr
Orcyoa, Mining Keoords, at 1'a.e la on tbe JtU
day uf Juty, los..: and the second notice there
of is recorded iu Vu-ame fc, of liougiaa Coantr
crn-son. Mining Keconis, at Faxes 301 nod 301.
ihe 'Jad dav oi August. lxH.
The first loeaUoa of tne Lauretta Lode Claim
was rceerdtxl in Volume 6, of Dourlas Coontr,
On srm, Miuinr; KecordN on the li lh day ot No
vember. lKir, at I'st jc, and ihe second loca
tion notice thereof was recorded on the Sud
day oi Auctist, is-x, in Vc'.ame 6, of Donsiss
Coc.cty, ore jou. iUnia; Records, at Paces 299
ar.d 3cs. .
The adjoinfns cla'ras are: On the corthcriT
sideoi th lieiena. tUeleuer) Lodo Claim, the
Verde. Lo.ie Claim, of which I. J. Jennings is
locator aad claimant, and on the Northerly sido
of thu Laureite Lode Claim is the American
Boy. Lode Claiia. ol which &. J. Jennings) and
C. ii. B. Bruneau are the locators said claimant--.
Ihe easterly end of the Helena, (Heleser)
Claim is the westerly end oi the Laurctte
Claim. On the easterly end of the Lstnrette
Claim is vacant government land, and on Use
southerly sideof the Helena (Helener) and Lea
roue C'ainia is vacant soveroiueut land.
Cn the westerly end)f the Helena (Uetnerj
C.aiia is tbe White W injrs, Lcde Mimw. claim,
located aud elair.it d by U. G. Warner
And a::y aud all persons ciaimlnsi adTerselr
the tniu'ng ground, vein, lode, premises or anT
por'.ioa tuereoi, so described, survevrd, putted
and applied lor, are hereby notified that. Walesa
their adve.sc c aims are duly filed acc ruing to
law aad the regulations there under, within the
s;v:y days publication oi this noose,
wita the Kcstster of the United state!
Land Otlicc at Iviwbunt. in the County of Doqc
l.s. aud S::e ot Oregon, ihey will be barred la
vir tue of the provisions of said statute.
1 atcd this sihday of Juue, l-yj, and first puh
lieatioa on Juno Uth, lst'..
J. T. BRIDGES,
Hesitser- U. S. Laud Orhce.
Notice for Publication.
I SITED STATES LAND OFFICE T
Roser-nrg. Oregoa Jlae U, 1S98.
Nl!co :s hereby given that the5lm;ng
n? t e J setiler has filed n.tiee of bis intention
t. :.;:iie :.uiU proof in support of his claim, and
that :d proot will be uia:e before tho Kesnster
and Keeener T. S. Land Office at Koseburg,
Oregon, or. July, S 1!., i:
J.sMES F. RrSSELL
On II. E. No. wsii, for the X k ' Sec. 24 T. .
S. K. 0 W. Ho names the following witnesses to
j nve h:s con tiuuows resfde nee upon and cuiu
vaiiouot -aio land.vi;: W ill i am Moore, Thomaa
llv.me!, Harvcv itofford, and John Swoflurd.
a.l ot Myrtle Creek, Oregon.
lt--T J. T. BRIIXSS,
KegiaMT.
Farms for5ale.
A number of small farms for sale, '
adiipted to fruit growing. Good apple
and j-ri!:i! crchards cn some of them.
For furlte- Particulars inquire of,
G. TV. Aldsbsox,
Cleveland, Or.
Viavi, Viavl.
Mrs. J. II. htipo ia local representa
tive for tho popular Yiavi remedies.
Auy one desiring any of these remedies
will ii!oii?a cnll on hr.e at lis. Um. n ..1.
dref h at UoEehnt 0regcn