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O illF T E D ON 1 HE BEACH.
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• BY
W.K. WEATHERSON
Editor an<l
Proprietor.
_T kb « s : ♦1,W 11 year ln advan <*'
Ite re d
tbe POat"offlce at ««»fwce.
. * county, Oregon, as aecond-elusa
mail matter.
.„ v tB T IS lS O KATES MADB KNOWN ON A P-
‘D
PLICATION.
notice» « « ■ > « F»' “ "«• - fh ">■«“ »»
W E S T L IN Q S .
rr, Scb WM’a Ee,t “ *
Ir w a b v a Aoh
baW“’ powdor-
ver ill*.
Born, at Glenada, Oregon on Saturday
¡or. 21st, 1897, to M r. and Mrs. Dresler
.dssgliter.
Calm, Nickelsburg & Co.-’s Ladies1
¡hoes. Every pair warranted. For
ale by Meyer A Kyle.
Kelsay Porter was banged at Union,
)r,, the 19th, Governor Lord having
Wined to interfere.
In the storm ttie 18th inst. the custom
iouee at Yaquina waa blown down and
girt of the record« tost in the bay.
The W. C. T. U . nre planning to give
in entertainment for the young people
■«lore long. Further particulars will be
innounced later.
The vote taken in Eugene ttie 17th
atowhich is the most popular business
mine in town resulted in favor of J. V.
inuffnian’a store.
The game of foot ball between the
U . C and the U . of 0 . teams nt B li
(ene last Saturday waa won by the
former the score standing 24 Io 8.
Weak nerves indicate deficient blood,
ferrous people find relief by purifying
ind enriching their blood with Hood's
knaparilla, the great nerve tonic.
This number of the W est goes to
irees one day earlier in the week than
iiual that the employees of the office
nay have an opportunity to eat Tlianks-
(iving dinner with friends.
Zoetli Houser lias tendered the Uma-
illa county court his resignation as
tariff and December 8th, will enter
ipon the discharge of his new duties
»United States marshal of Oregon.
To C are C o n s tip a tio n F o re v e r.
keCascurela Cundv C athartic. 10c ortXc.
C. C. (ail to cure, d ru g g ists refund money.
a l l h . M u tb o f t h e W o to h i a a a a t th e C ovar»
U v a * L mt.
Q u a r r y M is s in g ,
P u rin a the .lor.i, t: p I».- inst. the
steamer Tiuckee inhr.1 on the north
spit near I lie m onili of the Viupqna.
The vessel was on tier way down the
from T equina when herenuinee became
disabled ano the .torai i-uv,- her on the
beach, She struck about 8 o’clock a. in.
hut as the sea nt
)as veiy rough the life
saving crew could not get to her for
’
some hours. A '.iut 8 u’elo-k tbe daring
Ì
(.apt. Bergman and bi- crew who know-
Absolutely Pure
no
fear
succeeded
m
reaching
the vessel and took off the people
on board in safety.
The mailcarrier on Tuesday reported
that the vessel is not ui .cli damaged
the work of taking spawn has been and is taring worked toward the river
finished at Mapleton hatchery for tlie channel. The prospect seems good for
season. About 600,000 spawn has been getting tier afloat again.
placed in tlie hatching troughs.
PERSONALS.
Several people on the river are now-
POWDER
The council has appointed E . A.
Kvans city marshal.
Ixiok at our new stock of Shoes. suffering from Job’s comforters. John
I. Butterfield ami Geo. I I. Colter are
Merer & Kyle.
among the latest victims.
the
streets
of
There was a negro on
Another raft of logs was taken to the
Florence this week.
Spruce Point mill Sunday. The logs
Outing Flannels, ft fine stock to select
are cut by V. Gurney and the lumber
|rom at A. 0 . Funke’s.
from them will be used in building the
Thanksgiving services were held in Klondike.
,bechurch in Florence yesterday.
Dr. T. J. Lee one of Polk county'g
Men’s Shoes—the best quality in all representatives in the last legislature
pides at Meyer & K y le’s.
died at Independence the 16th inst. He
Congress meets in regular session in was one of the four democrats in the
house.
Washington, a week from Monday.
Bring your jot) work to the \ \ est
„Hr, Good work done at reasonable
lc es
„,
pi ic
Hood's Pills are tire only pills to take
Hood’s Sarsaparilla, Cure all
PRO BABLY D R O W N E D ,
State Treasurer Metschan’s account
with the several counties of the slate
shows that Baker, Benton, Columbia,
Coos, Curry, Grant, Jackson, Klamath,
Lincoln, Umatilla, and Wallowa coun
ties have paid their taxes and interest
in full for 1896.
Granger Rogers was in
day.
town
Satur
, , << It is worth a great deal to us to have
u try Schillings Best baking powder
id tea.”
Money-back says “ W e have a great
al of confidence in your good faith and
Schillings Best baking powder and tea.
Schilling’s Best baking foander and tea are
because they are money-back.
A-ha. is the missing w o rd f-n o t SAFE, although Schilling' ■ Bestow
1er
'«r and tea a
n r t «afe.
s a
f e . ________
.
d - M te a at your grocer«’ ; take ° ut ,h*
>et Schilling's B ts l baking powder or tea at y
' (brown ticket in every i»rkage of bulm gJ ^ fore-i)ecejnbeTJI, t
‘ end a ticket with each word to addreaa net
-mil October ,5th two word, allowed for every ticket,
bl<
for every ticket.
..
nr. ■ if several find
f «m y one pwwm fistds * • « * < * . that
00 Will be equally <livided among them.
, . . set of cardboard
-w ry one sending a brown or yellow tic, et w-i
or more in one
’•ng babies at the end of the contest 1 io*e se
,
on i t These
'"pe will receive an 189S pocket calm
"
from #,« ooes offtued in
’•ng bab ie M n d pocket atlaaidara will be timerr
Addrcza: M ONEY-BACK, SAN FRANCISCO.
H E R M IT IN L A N E C O U N TY .
L iv e s ia
a M o v v i. N e a r D e a d w o o d ,
L a k e C re e k .
on
from
T R A D E W IT H P O R T LA N D .
C o o t M ail.
I t is rumored that the steamer Presi
dent will leave Portland for Coo« bay
and way porta in the near future. We
cannot get any confirmation of the ru
mor, hut hope that the Portland mer
chants will wake up and secure a
permanent steamer on the Coos hay
route. Atiout seven years ago Portland
discovered Coos hay, ami at irregular
intervals since that time there haa been
steamer communication between tlie
bay and that place, and although tlie
Coos hay merchants have shown a wil-
lingnens to trade with Portland, they
have been handicapped by the fact that
if an order was given for goods there
was not any certainty as to the delivery
of the same, unless by way of San
Francisco. We understand that there
is at present lying in ttie Portland ware
house quite a large lot of goods marked
for tlie bay, but there seem« to lie no
move ma*te by tlie merchant« of ttiat
town to deliver goods. How they ex
pect to do business on Coos bay under
existing conditions is a puzzle.
S1OO R E W A R D S1OO.
F ill a bottle or common glass with
urine and let it stand twenty-four hour. ,
a sediment or nettling indicates ah un
healthy condition of the ktdueys. When
uriue stains linen it ia evidence of kid
ney trouble. Too frequent desire to
urinate or pein in the back, ia also con
vincing proof that tire kidneys and
bladder are out of order.
«MIRY V o O O.
There ia comfort in the knowledge so
often exp-steed, that Dr. K ilm e r’s
swamp-root, Uie great kidney remedy
fulfils every wish in relieving pain in the
hack, kidneys, liver, bladder and every
part of the urinary passage. I t corrects
inability to hold urine and scalding pain
in passing it, or bad effects following
use of liquor, wine or beer, and over
comes that unpleasant necessity of be
ing compelled to get np many times
during ttie night to urinate. The iniid
and extraordinary effect of swamp-root
is soon realized. I t stands the highest
for its wonderful cures of the most dis
tressing cases. I f you need a medicine
you should have the beet. Sold by
druggists, price fifty oents and one dol
lar. You may have a sample bottle and
pamphlet both sent free by mail.
Mention Tlie W est and send your ad
dress to Dr. Kilm er A Co., Binghamton,
N. Y . The proprietor of this paper
guarantees tlie genuineness of this offer.
A Siuslaw Company Organized,
CAPITAL STOCK $100,000
No. of Shares 10,000, at $10
EACH.
T H B B E L L A S A IL E O .
After several delays from various
causes ttie Bella started on her first
trip Tuesday, Nov. 23rd. The Robert»
towed a ecow load oi rock down the
river early in the morning and went out
acroaa the bar to ascertain the depth of
water before trying to take out the
schooner. On her return to Florence
just before arriving at the wharf the
gave three whistles aa a signal that
conditions were favorable for tlie Bella
to get out in aafety. Nearly all tlie men
in town and seiaral ladiee gathered on
the wharf during the few minutes oc
cupied in taking on a supply of wood
for the Rohurts and many went down
to see tlie fine vessel cross tlie bar and
hoist liar sails for her first voyage.
Some hard work waa done in tlie laat
few minutes to get some freight on
board for shipment. About ten o’clock
Captain Johnson of the Roberta gave
orders to let go all lines and both tug
and schooner were soon moving toward
the ocean, tlie latter with («.m ast flying
and dipping her flag in farewell salute.
The bar waa croaaed without mishap
after which the hawser was cast off
and tlie Bella departed on her maiden
voyage.
She carries qnite a valuable cargo,
consisting among other thing, of apples,
lumber, several thousand pounds of
wool, fifty to sixty tone of chitteu bark,
several hundred barrels of sail salmon
and tlie entire season’s pack of canned
salmon from tlie Florence cannery.
We do not know how soon she will
return tiers but are informed that the
prospect ia that the shipping of lumbar
from tbe Siualaw will begin again be
fore long and that she w ill probably be
employed in that trade.
E v e ry b o d y ’s O p p o r tu n ity W h o
D e
s ire s to V is it th e N e w E ld o ra d o .
This is a Home Company. Every Citizen
of the Siuslaw Valley S h o u ld ^ ^ n ^ ^
Own at Least one Share.
ITS ÀIIS ABE PURELY C3-0PBBÍTIVB;
TH EVE88& U
Tlie readers of tills paper will be pleas
ed to learn that there is at least one
TO OURS A OOLO IN ONE BAY.
dreaded disease ttiat science lias been
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
aide to cure in all its slagea and that All druggists refund money if it fails to]
ia catarrh. H a ll’« Catarrh Cure ia the
only positive cure now known to the cure. 26c.
medicial fraternity. Catarrh being a
O B T A IN E D C E R T IF IC A T E S .:
constitutional disease, requires a consti
tutional treatment. H a ll’s Catarrli is
A t the last teacher»' examination
taken internally, acting direct upou tlie
blood and mucous surfaces of tlie «ya held in Eugene tbe following were
rn, thereby destroying the foundation granted county certlflicatea. There were,
E d u c a te Y o o r B o w e ls -W ith C n .c a ra ta .
of
tlie disease, and giving the patient six failures.
Candy Cathartic, euro constipation forever.
First grade—-Katie Myers.
10c, 58c. If C. C. C. toil, druggists refund money. strength by building np the constitution
Second grade—Bertha Brabham, M a
and assisting nature in doing its work.
Ttie proprietors have to much faitli in bel Haggard.
T SILTC O O S T A L K .
Third grade—Alice Schneider, Maude
its curative powers, that they offer One
Renshaw,
John Horn.
Hundred
Dollar«
for
any
case
that
it
B y G a il M axxx .
fails to cure. Send (or list of teatimon
A G OOD S E L E C T IO N .
iala. Address F . J. Cheney A Co.,
Tit« heavens rain, and yourcorreapon
Toledo, O.
dent on Tsiltcooa still lives.
Guard: Hon. Roht. Clow, of Junc I » T O O K
H a ll’s Family Pills are the beat.
tion City haa been appointed to gather
News as scarce as sun stiine.
RO LL C O M P L E T E D .
statistics concerning the product« and
Regular duck weather. And there
commerce that would be affected by tlie
are thousands of them.
Register: The assessor an d
hia improvement of Yaquina bay harbor,
Mr. J. M . Young ia digging a ditch
deputies today completed tlie w ork of in connection with the Linn county
for B. F. Wilkes.
writing tbe assessment roll for 1897. committee. A splendid selection.
Coil. Shuster lias returned home from The work of footing up tlie pages and
the logging camp on Smith river.
balancing tlie roil will consume another
T O W N L O T 8 F O R SALE-
Mr. O. L. Brewater expects to return week’s time, and a copy of tlie roil w ill
to his home from Gardiner this week
then be sent to tbe secretary of state.
Lota in Morse’s addition to Florence
Van Brewater catches ducks in steel Then the work of writing two copies of are now offered for sale by the assignee.
traps. He saye that’s better than wast- the roll— one for the sheriff and one (or For information aa to prices, etc. in
the clerk—will begin, and thia work will
ing ammunition
quire of.
Mr. B. F. Wilkes recently butchered be completed some time in January.
A . R . B cttoi . f h ,
a hog which he «aye dressed 340 pounds Nothing definite is yet obtainable aa to
Florence, Oregon.
tbe amount of assessable property this
and yielded 10 gallons of lard
year, but it is thought the total will be
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. J
Mias Jessie Wilkes intend« going to
in tlie neighborhood of one million dol
the valley to spend the winter with her
lars in excess of last year'« total.
OfBcc at R oteburr, Or»»on,
grandparents who live near Tangent.
N ovem ber*, 1MW.
Persons
O V E R A C E N TU R Y O L D .
A flock of wild geeee were seen flying
Notice Ie hereby «Iven th a t the tollowtng-
northward probably the advance agents
named settler baa Bled notice of tare in ten tion
Hoeea Brown accounted tlie oldest Io m.-.ke Ouai proof In enppnrt of her claim and
of their tame brethren going to Klon
American soldier on tlie Pacific coast th a t m id proof w ill be made before C. H. H o l
dike.
den U. B. Com m lm loner a t Vloeenca, Oeagen,
Mr. Lawton ie no longer aeen skirting of this country died at Grant» Paas, On December IS, ISS7, vlx: M artha B. M a rtin ,
tlie tolees trolling for tro u t; his last fish Oregon, Nov. 16th having reached tbe widow ot tome» M a rtin ,o n h. e. no. «SC« lor
the » » X ite X of
U , tp. IS a , r. 1« "e«t.
proved too large for hia hook ; just aa he age of 106 years and 4 months.
M r. Brown's death leaves but seven
She name» the follow ln« wltneaae» to peoTe
thought be had him safely landed he
slipped away and Mr. Lawton complete survivors of ttie war of 1812 only two her c o a tiu a o u i retldence upou and cultivatio n
id land, vtz:
ly discouraged wound op bis line and of whom—Elijah Green, of Newark, N. ot. H. m H.
HoWrnan. and flennr» A lien of Foint
J., ar.d Eieaaar Smith, of Danbury,
Terrors, Or.; A. E. H adeall. and M. J. Iladanll
followed bis fish.
Conn., each of whom is 101 years old
of M opiates, Oioson.
The writer of this has just witnessed
a . m . V axTcu,
are on the pension roll. M r. Brown
» beautiful sight, tbe like ot which she
Re«ieMr.
was probably the oldest pensioner of
never saw before. Tbe hour ie 10 p. ro.
that war.
it is raining, the mooo is just coming op
T O OUR NA TRONS-
T H E CASE OF D U R A N T .
over tlie hill and a perfect white rain
bow ia seen in the western sky. When
Wr> have made arrangements by ]
bow ia eeen m
'
the «had ¡« I"»
wood- tb e,
,we"
T h e U .F . supreme court issued a „bicii we w ill famish tlie Weekly |
mandate tlie 15th inst. that notice of its Oregonian w ill) the Wnanr lor one year j
fl||ed with provision«, then we decision in the Durant reee be for
to any address far tbe eem • • two dol-1
elcn»ente and aay let it warded to California immediately.
lara, payable coal) in advance.
^y
?
,g t too often
I Governor Budd in an interview »aid he
rain,
«tate of thinks Durant can lie sentence I to
the jiUBl,
ideal, an(,
and Iiot
not the
the real 1
FOR BALE OR E X C H A N G E.
hang after the expiration of ten days
affairs in our homes.
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I allowed lor an appeal without givi»g
-v v r^ N T E D -T R U S T W O R T H A AND liim the Sixty day« of grace claimed by
A bornie and lot in G le n d a . The
yy active gentlemen or ladies to bis attorneye.
___________ __
house
ia 16 by <4 feet and one story and
trav<l ,or reapomible, eatablielied house
D
U
R
S
BLOOO
u
the
foundatloo
a
half
in height. Alan a good woodshed
¡ , »Oregon. Mootl.ly <66.90ami expense«. . ’ of health. Hood’s Bar «apart lie make«
Position ateady. Reference. Enchme ■ of heal
on nremiaea. For farther
particular«
the blood pare, rich and nourishing and
Pclf-addre«ae«l stamped envelope. Ttie
mqui.-aat
thia
vfflew.
gives and mAfatalns good H E A L T H .
! Eoœinioo Company, Dept. Y Chieago,
N O W IN FRO CKS» OF C O N S T R U C T IO N
W IL L B C O W N E D BY T H E C O M P A N Y .
Work Being Pushed Vigorously.
Í!
S U B S C R IP T IO N B O O K S O AN B K 'S S S K A T T H E
^ n r u n g O P O. H . H O LD K N ..
DON’T MSS TBB OPPORTUNITY OF A LIPS TUB.
$2000
Better cut these rules out.
Barton 9weet who was employed as
night watchman in tire quarry at Point
Terrace, disappeared on the night of
Nov. 17th and up to the date of writing
no trace of him haa been found. He
went to bis work in the evening ae
ueual, but next morning was missing.
Hie coat wee found near on? of the
engines in the quarry and he had made
preparations to kindle a fire aa tie waa
in the habit of doing before eating hit
lunch at midnight. It ia thought lie
weut on hoard of one of the rock acowa
and in some way fell into tbe river and
drowned.
He waa about 19 years old and had
li^ed ou the Siualaw nearly all hia life.
He waa the oldaat son ot Frank Sweet
of Acme.
There is a hermit on Lake creek, a
mile or two above Deadwood, Lane
Eugene county. His name is Peter Hollo, and
he took a homestead 16 or 17 years ago,
J. B. Hill started Tuesday morning to where he now lives. The acre or two
Portland where he hopes to get e
that lie slashed has grow., up to brush,
ployinent.
together with his fruit trees which lie
Uncle Joe Morris has been in town planted but never cared for, and the
for a few days after spending several windowless house in which lie lives it
hardly visible from the road. He is
weeks at Mercer lake.
ThoinaB Neely and George Nicolle seldom seen outside of his hovel. He
brought down about 36 barrels of salt has a comfortable income from a farm
salmon Tuesday for shipment to San in one of the western states, but is never
known to spend a penny if he can avoid
Francisco.
it. H e came to this couutry from
Warren Andrews who has been on Christiana, Norway, 62 years ago, when
Rogue river for several years has re
14 years old. H it appearance is that of
turned to the Siuslaw and is working in
a very feeble old man, and should he
tlie quarry at Point Terrace.
die in hie cabin, tie might lie there for
months, within a few rods of the main
U- S- EXAM INING S U R G EO N S.
road, unnoticed.
O. W. Hurd returned
Tuesday.
ie Oregonian report« ttiat the gov-
lent has abandoned the scheme for
it railway at The Dalles and that a
Register: The 0 . C. R. R* Com
rt in favor of a survey for a cannal
locks will be presented to congress pany's assessments in Lane county
those members of the river and according to rolls finished today is aa
follows: Congressional lands, 387,013
or committee who visited Oregon.
acres; valuation, $621,675. Contract
ie W est lias for sale one vest’s
lands, 15,919 acres; valuation, $23,800.
on in tlie Holmes Bueiness College
Rolling stock, $6,490. Road bed, etc.,
ortland. This is one of tlie leading
ness colleges on tlie coast, having $274,320.
Guard: The Eugene Canning and
lish, Commercial, Shorthand and
graphic departments and we offer Packing Company has sold the entire
output of tl>e cannery dryer, about
tuition on easy terms.
80,000 pounds of dried prunes to T. K.
ie following inscriptions have been Sheridan, of Roseburg, at $3.70 per 100
ed on the corner stone of the court pounds. The fruit will be shipped in
ie foundation, R . McNeil doing the a day or two. This is considered a
t: On ttie sooth side: "Delos D. (air price when the condition of the
'. Architect, Portland, Or. Erected
market is taken into account. Still it
». 1808." On the west side: "Coun-
will net the grower only a small margin
idge, E. O. Potter; Commissioners,
for
hia work.
Callison, W . T . Bailey.”
~ t conieaL
•n t
Win. Kyle goes to San Francisco in a
few days.
The commissioners court lias appoint
ed Sherwood Burr and F. W . Osborn to
examine the semi-annual reports and
books of tlie clerk, sheriff and treasurer
Guard: A hoard of U. S. examining
from July 1896 up to Sept. 30th, 1897
surgeons
was organized in Eugene * the
and report nt the December term.
17th, consisting of Dr. T. W . Harris,
E d u c a te T oar B o w els W ith C ub caret».
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever. president; J, P. Gill, secretary; and F.
’0c. 25c. If C. C. C. fail, druggists refund money. W. Prentice, treasurer.
They meet
Guard: By the report of its officers every Wednesday in Dr. T. W . Harris’
we learn that tlie net indebtedness of office.
Lane county, Sept. 30th, 1897, was
FOR KLO NDIKE.
$32,780.73. On tlie 31st day of March
1897, it was only $12,216.12, while on
Guard Nov. 16: Geo. M. M iller the
September 30th, 1896 it was $22,130.38.
pioneer real estate agent, left for Port
Tlie Weekly Record lias been reoeived
land on this morning's early tiain.
at this office. This is a four column,
He expects to remain in the metropo
eight page paper just issued at Eugene
lis until February, when he will leave
by W. W. Moore. I t is non-partisan in
for the Klondike gold mines, where it
politics and will devote some space to
is liis intention to locate a new city.
agricultural affaire.
When George goes to the other shore
Last Saturday while the Lillian was we predict lie will establish a rival
turning around at tlie quarry, the strong place to ttie Eternal City. Any way,
current carried tier against one ot ttie lie has our best wishes for success in
rock scows witli such force as to damage his new venture.
tier how, causing her to leak some. She
CREEDY FOR CAIN*
was tieached Sunday and the damage
repaired.
Exchange: A strange story comes
There ia at The Dalles a curiosity in
the shape of a horse. He is a standard of the inhospitable reception given tlie
bred trotter, 40 inches high and weighs steamer Everett which took over »lie
900 pounds. The animal is well huilt load of grain donated by the American
and perfectly formed in body, but his people to the famine victims. I t is said
the ship was libeled because the captain
legs are considerably shorter than those
of a normal horse. He was raised in could not pay tlie duties on the grain,
and tlie English officials and grain
the Willamette valley.
speculators used every means to em
The 9 year old son of Thomas Gray barrass the Everett and to make the
residing near Merlin, Or. while playing execution of her mission a failure,
with hie father’s ride a few days ago, This agrees with other reports which
accidently discharged it instantly k ill say that tlie Indian famine was closely
ing his three year old sister. Realizing associated with a gigantic and cold
what he had done the boy ran away blooded speculation in grain, for which
from home without coat, hat or shoes the native merchants were even more
and had not been found next day.
responsible than the Englislitradera.
a
HOW TO HMD OUT.
Desiring to Subscriba for
8tO3k
Can
do s a by
Lesving Their Names.
Alaska Cold Minin»
&, Navigation Co.
OREGON.
FLORENCE,
tb< ltofln Rn(i Uie itore-
iNDV CATHARTIC
CUMCOBSnWOTOH
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