« T H E
^ B L Ib lIU U
w e s t
XVEKV FR ID A Y
GREENLEAF ITEMS.
MORNING—
B aking
¡P owder
B y
a
W est C ohrescondcnt .
HEART WEAKNESS.
Is y o u r h e a rt w e a k ? D o you h < v a th e
• j n ip io m a of hi a r t weaMncoa?
I f you
hav e , you should be c a re fu l. T h e h e a rt
la th e m ost v ita l o rg a n o f th e body. I t la
th e engine t h a t propels th e m uaclea and
sends sustenance to th e nerves and b ra in
and to a ll th e o rg a n s o f th e body.
A
fla w In Its m echan ism la c e rta in to give
rtae to serious rra u lts . W e a kn e ss denotes
fla w .
I t Is a fo re
ru n n e r o f som e
th in g m o re serious
t h a t Is to ocour.
Sec
th a t
It
Is
s trv n irtb en e d
and
do not a llo w th e
w e akness to c on
tin u e . Y o u a re th e
e n g in e e r. L o o k to
o u r engine,
flee
b a t no acc id e n t
occurs. H U D Y A N
Is w h a t yo u need.
HUDYA a
N
w ill
s tre n g th e n
th e
h e a rt.
HUDYAN
w ill
m ake
th e
h e a rt m u » 0 1 • •
stre g rt an d h a rd .
D o n o t d e la y too
long.
R em em ber
th a t
danger
le
ah e a d an d begin
th e use o f H U D
Y A N now .
ACME COMMERCIAL COMPANY.
Oct 9tli, 1899.
Miss Valeria Willcut is home from
Elmira on a visit.
M akes th e food m ore d eliciou s and w h o leso m e
The frame of the Deadwood bridge
W .II- W E A T IIE R S O N
was raised last week.
E d ito r u n d P r o p r ie to r .
«ovar 8A<mo rowoc» co , he « < om .
Misses May and Maud Miller visited
' at Deadwood while their father went to
T ebsis : $1.60 11 J'ear in advance.-----
2 tons of grass seed at F L Chambers’,
PERSONALS.
i tidewater and got a load of salmon.
Eugene—write for prices.
The new pustofflee on Chickahominy
Entered at the post-office at Florence,
A new fall stock of Millinery goods
! is to be at James Carlyle’s and is to be
E A Evans is on the sick list.
. a" county, Oregon, as second-class
received this week at Mrs Knnoff’s.
Mrs Capt Hurd leaves today for a visit I named Inloe in honor of the first settler
jjgil matter.
thereabouts, old Mr Inloe.
Hudyan cures sleeplessness, bad at Portland.
. „ . . rtising bates made known ON AP- dreams and night sweats. Fifty cents
E Coleman of Cavote is iu Florence for
Clem Carlyle has been hauling lumber
*U
P LIC A TIO N .
all druggists.
a day or two.
j from Goldeon’s mill by way of Fairview
notice“ 8 cents per lin e , each Insertion
Joe Morris jr went to the life saving H,,d Htt,e t0 Lucim‘ Wheetar’i place on
151 Crescents sold this year. Only a
few more bicycles let t—also some good station Tuesday.
Nelson creek and made the round trip
F loren ce, O re. O ct. 13, 1899.
in two days every time.
second hand ones.
z»u u n
. . r.
,
_ T
,
Will Chamberlin went to Portland a
F L Chambers, Eugene.
few j ayg aK0.
IERE ARE THE SYMPTOMS:
ACME ITEMS.
W E S TL.IN Q S .
The Robarts brought in about a dozen
Mrs Frank Rogers went to Gardiner
1-1. T H R O B B I N G I N T H E T E M P L E S
W H E N L Y I N G D O W N . H U D Y A N w ill
passengers most of whom went to work lasl Eriday to remain a few days,
cause th e th ro b b in g to d isapp ear.
Hood’s Fills cure all liver ills, Non- at the jetty for contractors Hale A „ . „
B y X Y Z.
« .
>-4. R IN G IN G I N T H E E A H B —d u e to as
Smith. They now have about twenty ° * P‘ Ber? ™ “ of
llfu
excessive a m o u n t of blood In tho head
irritating.
an d b ra in . H U D Y A N stops th e rin g in g
8tatlon wa8 *“ tlorence *>•*“ ™ ek.
Call anti see those lovely fall hats at men employed.
a nd bussing in a s h o rt tim e.
Oct 9, 1899.
4-i. A L T E R N A T E P A L E N E S S A N D
B o rn -A t Umpqua River Life Saving ,
a trip down the
}Ire Kanofl’s.
NG OF TH E CHEEKS. HUP-
Mr and Mrs Joliu Powell visited in F Y L A U N S H w I ill
restore th e c irc u la tio n o f the
For Press Cutting and Fitting call at Station on Saturday Sept 30, 189!» to Mr be“cl* t0Ward U,e L “‘Pq,lft Monday-
blood to Its n o rm a l c o n d itio n and keep a
Acme Sunday.
the Ladies Bazaar at Point Terrace.
c o n s ta n t, h e a lth y colo r In th e checks.
and Mrs Wm Smith, a son, a young
B Barnett returned home yesterday
Bennie Johnson of Florence is work
1. P A L P I T A T I O N
OF TH E
HEART
Wanted
surfman. Mother and son doing well ai‘er a two weeks absence at Eugene
A N D IR R E G U L A R B E A T IN G . O w in g te
ing in tho Acme saw mill.
th e w eakness, th e re is o fte n a flu tte rin g
Grass seed—Posts—Shingles—Shakes. and the father is the happiest man at
Henry Simmons lias moved from the
and th e m iss o f a beat o ccasionally.
F L Chambers. Eugene.
U D Y A N , by s tre n g th e n in g th e h e a rt
the Btation.
Guinn ranch near Minnie to Waldport, j MrsS J Seymour is preparing to move H
m uscles and the nerves t h a t s upp ly it ,
home
from
the
mouth
of
the
river.
A line of Gent’s and Boy’s Ready
w
ill stop tho p a lp ita tio n a nd flu tte rin g
Governor Geer has granted full pardon
Mrs E A Morgan has been confined to ;
th e h e a rt to beat re g u la rly .
Made Clothing just received at O W to Charles Montgomery, one of the men her room for the past ten days with a! A K Buttolph and wife of North Fork an 1 d T cause
H R O B B IN G
IN
T H E STO M ACH
made us a pleasant visit this week.
E G IO N . T h is is d u e to th e a o rtu . th e
Hard’».
convicted of robbing the grave of W S lame knee.
rge vessel w h ic h c a rrie s th e blood fro m
Mrs W’arren Andrews and daughter
th e h e a rt, bee&m ing distended.
T h is
25 Second hand Buggies and Wagons Ladd. The reason for the pardon was I George Thurman has returned from
th ro b b in g and p u ls a tin g d is a p p e a r s h o rtly
jow to select from at K L Chambers’ that Montgomery had already been ini- Corvallis where he went to work in Jennie visited in Acme over Sunday.
a f t e r th e use o f H U D Y A N .
edy Is a t hand . I t Is th e w o n d e r
Mi Wm Boren and family of Bear f u T l h e H rem
prisoned three months longer than his the harvest fields.
UDYAN.
Thousands
ha v e
been
cured
o
f
H
a r t W e a k n e s s by Its use. You
Rev 1 G Knotts is attending presby- creek are visiting relatives on the river. should be e cured
Spots before the eyes, despondency, sentence required.
, too. Y o u can be cured.
D Y A N w ill c u re you. a rocurc H U D
Oscar Gates has gone up the river to Y I I U
«instant worry. Hudyan cures. All
Prof A M Collier has accepted the j tery and synod this week which meet at
A N fro m y o u r d ru g g is t. I t is sold in a ll
make preparations to begin logging. We d ru g sto re s fo r 50c per p a c k ag e, o r I
position of professor of science in the Albany and Salem respectively.
druggists, 60 cents.
ack a g c s fo r 12 60. I f y o u r d ru iBjrtst
g g is t does
o t k ee p
to th e . rtL’D
H U D Y _ A
. . It . . send d ire c - t ...........
_ N ..
Dr Turner who has been physician at Willamette University of Salem to suc-j Messrs Colter and Nigbtwander re- wish him a prosperous winter.
S M E O
D T
Y C
C O
O M
M " P * A
N Y . “ San F ra n c is c o or
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.........
Al Miner of Maple creek yesterday
the Siletz agency has been transferred to ceed to the chair lately made vacant by turned home Monday having completed
ra le s . C al. C onsult th a H U D Y A N
J R 8 F R E E . Y o u m ay call and sea
the resignation of Prof I G Cochran, the bridge across Fiddle creek.
took a raft of lumber from the mill here thorn and
, South Dakota agency.
ha v e n fre e c o n s u lta tio n .
If
you
c
an
n o t c a ll on th e do cto rs, w r ite to
up
south
slough
enroute
to
his
rauch.
Prof
Collier
is
a
brother
of
Lane
county’s
Mra
M
Ix)llia
of
SeatlIe
arrivej
on
the
Meeers Harrison of Waldport are
th e m fo r advlca.
I t w ill ba given free
, Margueriete yesterday for a visit with
W’e hear some talk of organizing a f o r th e ask in g . A d d re ss
»wing another cargo of lumber. They surveyor C M Collier.
whist club in Acme soon. Wish tber
hue shipped three this summer.
The following were the successful her parents Mr and Mrs Butterfield,
HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY,
q 8 o p razcr the Eugene foundryman would hurry up as I am very anxious to
The schooner Louise finished loading candidates at the Roseburg city election
So. 816 South Broadway.
begin
winning
prizes.
held
Monday:
W
R
Willis,
mayor;
¡a
¡n
Florence
to
see
to
placing
the
en-
with lumber from the Gardiner mill for
Dan Fisher, II Wollenburg, G W Kruse gine of the Mink in proper position.
Los A n g e le s, CaL
i There was a very pleasant tiino en-
the city market a day or two ago.
and F W Wooley, counciltnen; D S
A Mr Osa of Ashland, Wis, arrived ' joyed by a number of the people along
C a o S te a ftte n , M a rk e t an d P ill» S t * .
The Robarts arrived from Yaquina
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t • •—
»•» nV Lfc .» » » k * . » W
F ’ O
West, recorder; F W Dillard, marshal.
F ra n c is c o , C iL
hero the first of the week. He is look- the river at the dance given at Saubert’fi
Monday afternoon. She brought two
Number votes cast, 219.
hall
Saturday
evening.
ing over the countrv with a view to
Urge rock scows for the jetty work.
By orders from the postoffice depart locating.
Mr Berkleson, blacksmith at the mill
A BANK CAVED-
Another car of Oliver plows just re
ment all postmasters were to begin Oct
Capt
and
Mrs
Bergman
receive«!
a
met
with an accident last week while at
ceded direct from the factory by F L 4th to accurately weigh the outgoing
A M a n K i l l e d In a S e w e r D it c h .
Chambers’ Eugene—They are the plow mail for 35 days. The mall has to be visit a few days ago from their nephew, '™rk- crushing one of Ids heels very
Louis Oettiug. Ho is a sailor on tl.e badly. He thinks l.e will be able to go
that scours.
separated into domestic, foreign, first,
to work again in a few days
Two special train loads of South Diiko- second, third and fourtli class, registered schooner Louise.
Iatst Monday afternoon while work
Mr Mel Wright and Geo Gibbs Jr are
Al
Reaily
went
to
Yaquina
Sunday
ing in a sewer in Eugene, a man named
t» troops passed through Eugene Tues- etc, and accounts of each kept separate
afternoon by the beach route to sum . working in the mill and keeping bache- Stephen New was killed by the bank
djy afternoon on their way homeward ly-
mon the Robarts to assist the Bella in ' lora ball. Boys, how can you do so when raving on him. Tl.e ditoh is abont 12
FM Rath and Mary L Rath have,
i there is so many pretty forlorn maideus
Guard: J D Matlock, E D Matlock getting off the spit.
feet deep where the accident occured
transferred to Chnrles Rath 180 acrea of and wife and Miss Bertha Matlock left
F C Reed of Astoria, state fish com-1 sighing what they think of you alone iu and tbe unfortunate man was covered
land in township 17 south, range 12 Lake Bennett September 26 for Dawson
the world, frying your slapjacks and
missioner, was a passenger to Florence sewing on buttons. Don’t wait, young up to liis neck and a 12 inch cribbing
«eat.
City, taking with them about 25 tons of
board beld against his breast with tons
yesterday. He is looking nfter the fish- ; man, don’t wait.
The next song published bv the Sun- merchandise, and will probably start a
of dirt. H e was dug out as quickly as
ing interests on the river.
Jiy World is entitled “ Tell Mother Not store at Dawson or go to the Cape Nome
We all enjoyed a splendid Sunday possible and efforts made to resuscitate
Register: F E Taylor, of Hermann, I
to Worry” by Louis Mvll composer of country. The Messrs Matlock disposed
school hiet Sabbath. Officers elected for him but without avail.
one of the Oregon volunteers, wtio brw I
the last quarter of ttie year were as fol-
"Ooontown Carnival W alk.”
of their store at Lake Bennett.
The coroner's jury returned a verdict
active service in the Philippines, is at- lows; Mr Kune, superintendent, Mra
A ten months old son of Chas Noble
that lie came to his death by suffocation
The Lane County Volunteer’s Associa tending the high school in Eugeue.
Frank Sweet, assistant superintendent;
ofCoos bay wnR burned to death last tion at their meeting in Eugeno last
and charged the contractors, Barker A
Scott Morris went up North Fork 1 q r Mills, secretary ; Miss Alice Alexan- Mummy, with gross neglitiice in failing
week by his clothing catching fire from week elected the following officers.
»me matches that liis sister was play Commander C C Kauffman; first vice- Wednesday with Captain Mathers who j eri librnrinn ; Mrs G R Mills, treasurer, to properly crib tbe deteb.
desires to exHinine a homestead or t*'° ! We were glad to see so many present
Mr New came to Eugene with bis
ing with.
commander, I D Larimer; second vice-
and some Indian allotments near j allj j1Ope u ,er8 wiR be more next Sab- family from Tillamook a few weeks ago.
A large stock of Ladies’ and Men’s rommander. F E Taylor ¡adjutant, Geo
Mine rva.
I hath
They are in destitute circumstances. Tl.e
Mucltintoshes purchased direct from the Minnemeyer; treasurer, H C Thompson;
Mr
Bingham
and
family
came
here
city council voted them $50 assistance.
Binnlacturers, nt Meyer <fc K vle’s. Don’t trustees, J M Moore one year, It 8
MAPLETON NOTES.
■11 to examine them if you want a bar- Huston, two years, W S Gilbert, three from Portland a few days ago and have
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
taken rooms at the Western House. Mr
pi ii.
years.
B V W lD K A W A K K .
Bingham is a government engineer and
The pre»pnt season promises tobe.au
There is moro Catarrh in this section will have charge of the jetty work at the
The West Real Estate office has bar
ucepllnnally good one for the hotel of the country than all other diseases mouth of the river.
Oct 11,1899.
gains to oiler in the following property.
keepers in Florence. Both hotels have put together and until the last few years
Charles Gettys left Wednesday for the
Captain S S Mathers special agent of
A good dwelling house, and black
hid all they could well accommodate was supposed to be incurable. I'or a
the U S Land Office arrived here from Bohemia mines.
sm ith shop doing a good business in a
lor some time.
great many years doctors pronounced it
Yaquina Monday afternoon on tho
Mrs Vanderford mode a trip to Point thriving town. Tbe owner desires to
The Oliver Plow needs no introduction a local disease, and prescribed locai Robarts and spent several d iys making (jerrace Mouday.
change Ids location. A fine opportunity
—Don’t be bulldozed into taking “ Just, remedies, and by constantly failing to investigations in the surrounding coun-
Milton Nicol le caught a sm all cinna- for the right man.
«good as an Oliver. Get the genuine cure with local treatment, pronounced try. He will also visit Aleea.
mon
jn lb | , rap jagt weeg.
100 acres of unimproved land on North
Oliver and you w ill have no trouble. it incurable. Science has proven catarrh
Marshfield Sun: Thomas Dolan re-
Mr Ca„ipbcll viaited with Iriends Fork about ten miles from Florence Is
to
be
a
constitutional
disease,
and
FLChambers, Eugene, has them.
turned last week from San D.ego to take #rounJ beaJ o, tide tbig week<
offered for sated. Near to county road.
The Superior—the best stove and therefore requires constitutional treat vffiarge of the mck quarry for contractor
Will make a good stock ranch. Price
ment.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manu
tinge built. See them at
$450.
r o a
b business iu this vicinity last week,
factured by F J Cheney & Co, Jacobson.
F L Chambers’, Eugene.
'
,
160 acres mostly timber land lying in
Toledo, Ohio, is the only consti liere and bis many friends will be »
pleased
to
learn
that
be
is
bsck
on
tl.e
Mr Morton who lias been quite ill for
Third car of 1899 Bain wagons just re tutional cure on the market, it is
section 13, townsldp, 18 sonth, range 10
the P*“ 1 two we®kl '* • low,Jr
filled direct from the manufacturers by taken internally in doses from 10 drops bay again.
weet.
Abont three acre« cleared.
A
Miss Cornelia Lawson started yester-
The Lillian steamed np to Mapleton creek large enough to float logs runs
IL Chambers’ Eugene. All sizes now to a teaspoonful. It acts directly on the
day from the life saving station for Sunday to tow down some piling for through tbe land. Price $550.
in stock.
blood and mucous surfaces of the system.
For further information inqnire at
Dr Lowe the well known opticion has They oiler one hundred dollars for any Jacksonville where she will enter the the government work.
liken charge of the optical department i
¡t jai]8 to cure. Send for circulars sisters school. Her brother Carl w en t; Chester Bean who has been in Klon- The Waar office, Florence, Oregon or
, ur tbe paat two years ie now in John C Beck, Point Terrace, Oregon.
of Joe Luckeys jewelry store in Eugene. and testimonials. Address F J Cheney wilh her »o Roseburg where he will at-
Dr Lowe is an accomplishetl educated & Co, Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, 75c. tend school during the winter. Their I s eattle on his way home.
LOG8 WANTED-
lather accompanied them as far as ■ ^jrj A j, j£now|ea and children re-
sptician so if you want your eyes correct
Hall’s Family Pills are the best.
Scottsburg.
i turned borne Sunday from Florence
ly fitted to glasses go Bee him.
Tbe Siuslaw and San Francisco Lum
TO
CURE
LA
GRIPPE
IN
TWO
DAYS-
alter spending a few days with relatives ber Oo. want 10,000,000 feet of logs
Parties wanting fresh pork—either a
BY FALSE PRETENSES-
_______
1 and Iriends there.
vbolehogora small piece will do well
delivered at ti.eir mill nt Acinu within
to leave orders with O W Hurd. Price A lle g e il Sw In d ie P r a c tic e d by T w o A ls e a
Take L atativx B bomo Q u i n in e T a b - | Nellie E Bice and Olive L Knowles tlie next few months
Wcests per pound for small quantity or
Eor further information inqnire of
LETS. All diuggists I. fund the money expect to start for Minnesota next week
M en.
«cents per pound for a whole hog. Ex-
I. B. Cushman,
if it fails to cure. F \Y Gaova s eigna- to visit relatives this winter. They will
stop at St Paul on their way to visit
Acme, Oregon.
P*ct to butcher next Monday Oct 18.
ture
on
every
box.
26e.
M onroe , Or, Oct. 9 - A Wilhelm A
w
ith
friends.
The Marshfield Sun of the 5th reports
E U u ra to V o iir n o w e ls W i l l i C aaeareta.
A n T n r K M aaya »
Sone, of this place, made a discovery
C andì Cntlm rtlc, cure constipation forever.
tb«t many of the fishermen are quitting Friday, t « n a y lead to the placing of
THE RALPH A WRECK.
I)r. Robb«*Spanuros
P lllto u ra a ll k id n e y lito . Ba«*
_________
loa
10c, 85c. I I C. C. C. fa ll. dru„-clit« rnlund moucy.
1 M iarliB C tta m a d y C o ., Cblcaao or
»to
fra«.
Add
«•king as they say they can’t make
several persons in the penitentiary. For
WENT ASHORE.
'heir board at it. Never before was the
The river steamer Ralph went ashore NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
some months past, it has been the cus
tin of salmon so light and the Beason
near
the mouth of the Uiupqua Tlmra-
tom of residents in the Alsea country to
Last Sunday afternoon about two
has been moat disastrous for both can-
cascara or cliittem bark, dry and o’clock, while the schooner Bella was ilay morning of last week and was
Land OBIce at Rose b u rr, Oregon.
peel
Wrymen and fishermen.
A il|U " l 17, 1899.
wrecked. She towed a scowload of liay
and
then
bring
it
to
Monroe
lor
trying to sail into the Siuslaw river,
N olle« 1« hereby r lr e n th a t the follow ing nameä
“For the Sake of Fun, Mischief is sort it, Among those who followed this
down
the
river
and
lauded
on
tbe
south
sale. Among those who
- - gbe waa drjvcn ashore on the sonth spit
Bettler ha« filed notice of hie In ten tion to m ake
Done. A u vast amount of mischief
is | I line of work was a firm composed
composed oi
of u
C
bppn
adverla, winds. As it was just before aide near the month. While unloading final proof In support of hia claim , and that
J»ne, too. because people neglect to kee
w B Tnv|or> wbld) t„ ned Dy
>t that tlie hay, the river quickly tecwaie rough ■aid proof w ill be uiadc before Joel W ar«, U. fl.
’Wr blood pnre.
This mischief, in unusual quantities ol
'"a“ News of the mishap was brought and the Ralph Bwongfrom her mooringa Commissioner at E uren«. Oregon, on fleptem-
tl.e
medical time.
of »i.„
the n.edicnl
the beach her 90, lew , v it. W arren NIchola on If . E. Mo.
fortunately, mnv be undone by the faith article. By an accident to
10 one
on e of
o . the 1,0 F|orence a!1,f « messenger was sent and was thrown broadside on
TH», ta r Lot 1, S 'j N B 'i. X W H H Z 'i, aec. », T. I»
ful ose of Hood’s Sarsaparilla,
witli tlie scow on the windward aide B., R. SW.
sacks of bark supposed to have been pur-
y
(, na af,er Ul0 Robert«,
l^hat might hare been a serious rnna- chased from this firm, W lib e l» ' '°"n“ j gciJV/8 werc ta)(en ,|Own by the Lillian lima helping to crowd her furtlier up.
lie nam e, tha fo llo w in g witnesve, to prore
Ttir whistle was blown and tho craw h l, continuous reaidence upon and c u ltlra tto u
t,)(! freig ht on the Bella was loaded
*zy Accident happened near the Ump- tbe contents were not just what they ,
bro„g |,t to Florence. The from the life saving station were soon on of, said land, r i i :
loa light house last Sundey. A nnmber ha<l been heretofore supposed to >e, ()n tbpn,
E li Bang,, of Eugeno, Oregon, W illiam T.
and fir
fir bark, lie | Koi,aria arrived Monday and assisted the scene but the l*>at wss already leak B ailey,
ol children were playing in a wagon to U
since
rock,
stones,
oak
*"d
of Eugene, Oreg'ni, N. C. Rurkeraon of
llive • vr» — J ------
•
. . ...Jal
ing
badly
and
ttiey
eonl«l
not
get
tier
'Meh a team was hitched, when the Bides other articles, were
Eugene, Oregon, arid A rchie M. R lrlia rla o n of
in Ihe woik. At high tide the vessel
‘
tw0' or tbiec hundred aHoal. Efforts to get her off were con- Glen tene, Oregon.
horses started. Some of the ctiiblren the salable bark. Saturday morning
] T H riooes ,
Dwn wit*' another
. t o w J tbe river al,d on Tuesday tinned till Friday afternoon when it wav
iomped ont and the horses ran nnder a Fleece came into tow
Keg I , ter
wa# taken
tai,„„ „..„.-I,
nearly m
to the
tbe channel,
channel. : decided to remove tlie
tli machinery.
•hdl and pushed out the others. l ! |e load, but scent ing danger shortly
effort» were crowned : The Rilph was owned by W 1* Re*l
ooly one linrt was Carl Bergman who arriving, turned his horses' heads Alsen Wednesday
wm«..«.*_, ^he
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
ward, hut he was too late, Officers with success and the vessel was floated and was uaed for exriying freight on the
one leg badly bruised.
a mile
ri
ver.
stopped
him
before
lie
had
gone
Marshfield Sun: The Copper Queen
off ami towed to Florence.
la n d Office, Roaehurg, Oregon
load am) ar-
Tlie vessel is not leaking mncli as it |
Auguat M , 13».
• small craft with gasoline engines of from town, examined bis na‘
TO OUR RATRON«-
took but a few minutes to pmnp ont the |
N otice I , hereby given th a t the fo llo w in g ,
««•horse power, srrive«l in port last rested him.
named aetller haa filed notice of hia intention
nat»-r l>efore she was finally pulled off
’ sell with a cargo of copper ore to he
We have made arrangement, by In m ake final proof iu a 'ip p o rt of h i, c l a i m , and
’f’ippci to San Franuisco. The Copper
the
spit.
!
SALMON HATCHERY
that »ahi proof w ill ba made before C. II . H o l
After sn examination it was found which we will furnish the Weekly den U. B. <:om nil w inner at L a in Precinct.
^n**n intended making a trin to
Fi,hCon„nissioncr Reed inf«,rn.s thst that ttic schooner was but slightly Oregonian witli the W xst for one yeai D oug iai C«„ Oregon, on October 7, lS9a, via:
•qoina hav for a consignm ent of flour
for R, g,,e river people. It is the inten- haexnects to send salmon eggs fro»' damaged and she will be ready for Io any address for the sum of two 4oi Charles F. fly e r, on II . E. Ko. VOAi for tha
■W'i, aec. S. T. » fl., R. 11 W.
S , S “ , , .h . u - r “ "
“ T ” another trip in a few days. Fortunately
hon of
owners o, thia Iwmt to run
Ian payable cash io ad vane».
lie nam e, tha fo llo w in g wltnos«c, to prove
the
ocean
was
not
rough
or
the
vessel
regularly lietween R«vgne river and again this winter. Next jesr «
hie -ontlniivms residoiice upon and c u ltiv a tio n
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of said land, via:
might have gone to piece».
achievem ent, " I A dm iral Dewey," the w o rld',
B. F. W ilkes, of Lake Precinct, Oregon; 8. K.
rrealewt naval hero. B r
Murwt H alatra. the
i X a d ol tide for the ‘'»««‘•»'T-
Bes’l Tubarro 8»it ■»<! ia e A , Tear l i f t Away.
“O'og a regular freighting business.
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friend
and
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Lowa, of Florence, Oregou; Charlee Black, of
down
T n q u it tobacco ea«U / and foraver. be ma« 1 rtlol. B it»e«l and h o t book: over M O m ir n
W ’ A N T E P -iE V E K A f.. PR TO H T VNP « O N
He left this morning for « r,p
G ardiner, Oregon, and J. A. Sims, of Gardiner,
inch«*, nearly 100 pa»e, halftone lllu ,tra
h ihu
P-emn« to rcprccent n« M At“L ’ JT’T 1
coast as far as R->g»e river. He ex netic lu ll Of life , verve anil vigor, take fco-T» selO
* > and cl->«e »,» ronntfes. Salary WW " th e
UK- the wr.n-ler worker, th a t m a k e , weak men tl-o iv O nly W-50 Kriormon, dem and' BI« O n *o n .
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Register.
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New Fall Effects
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Hosiery, Underwear,
Excellent Table Linen,
Hats and Cape,
Lateet style« In Consta,
Boots and Shoes.
New Goods arriving on every Vessel
WUlneeire CONSIGNMENT of OXUTOKKIA FBUIT every tri».
ProducE of all Kinds WanteD.
- Ground Feed of all Kinde always on hand.
Don’t faiL
To see ear assortment of Cooking and Heating Stores, Mattings,
Unolenm, Oil doth, Xtc.
At Prices to Suit the Times.
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Hats & Caps,
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Boots & Shoes,
Gent’s Furnishing Goods,
fia r d w a r E ,
Paints,
Oils,
etc.
Prices as Low as the Lowest.
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•^■toa C owfamy , Dept 8, Chicago.
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FLORENCE REAL ESTATE
AGENCY.
Timber Land, Farm Land, and Town Lots
For
iSale-
If you have property to sell
call at the “WEST” office
and place it on our list.
JOHN o. BECK
W. H. W EATHER8O N
MANAGERS.