t h e
^ rU B L IH U K U
w e s t
BVMBT
FR ID A Y
ACME ITEMS.
B akino
MulLNING—
-A T -
ÀBSCWTKY
the
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ACME COMMERCIAL COMPANY
t
Acme, Or, Nov 29, 1899.
We are sorry to learn that Mis D r
*
Á & S C W T E f v f V e ïz
vR
E
---- BY------
Sanbcrt has been quite ill.
T .E
Captain Cox has moved into bis bouse
W . I I . W E A T IIE R S O N
M akes th e food m o re delicious a n d w holesom e
near the lower end of the boom.
w ill destro y th a
E f l i t o i ^ ,uu' P ro p rieto r.
WOVAC BAKtWO sowoe« co., new *ORX.
a c tio n o f th e pc1-
Mr Benedict reports 1000 to 1500 logs
lo n and c v e n tu a ilx
d riv e out the lawt
caught in the upper boom since Satur
p u n te le o f It from
11 a year in advance.------ ! O W Hurd tins something to say thia 1
day.
. i s> xfera. In a d
PERSONALS.
d itio n
to
thia,
week about Christinas goods
H U D Y A N w ill r e
O R Mills and Fred Ilew itt have been
sterò th e »oat
Entered at the post-office at Florence, | There have been quite a number of
Mrs A F Hurd was quite ill a few days -looking after the shear boom here tbis
p e tite .
It
w ill
r^ne county, Oregon, as second-class
b u ild up the w e a k
j birthday parties in town during the ago
week.
**
11 . matter.
..n it o r
ened
s y s te m .
p a il
HUDYAN
w ill
past few days.
Warren Andrews and family weie in
J L Daiilin returned this week from a
m a k e new blood
A D V E R T ISIN G K A T E S M AO lt KNOW N ON A P . |
k °>' 1 l l l l ' i e r « T V e a b i r t h d a y
and
new
flesh.
party to trip to San Francisco.
Acme Sunday the guests of Mr and Mrs
T h e pains in the
ADVfc
.............—
I Ills
I ton#* a w ill dtpappefcr.
ruddled
P14C A T 10N .
11,3 schoolboy friends November 23rd.
Mrs Sims of Ruhv w is visiting at Mr S J Seymour.
b ra in w ill Leeoni clear. K Ü D Y A K w ill
jajeal notices S cents per lin e , each Insertion All bad a fine t im e .
The mill is not running this week on do a ll th is and m ak e you w e ll. H V D Y A Ñ
Lowe’s the first of tbis week.
has cored oth
'it w ill — cure you. V
■ ers a n d
...............
We
The high water the first of the week
the sym ptom s. S tud y them ear«'
Mrs P Pirfley was on the sick list a few account of had weather and lack of describe
fu lly . Th«> are yours. l>c uot de«av lontf-
brought several hundred logs-down to days ago but is now improving.
wharf room.
or. but ta k e H U D Y A N now and you w it
the boom from the upper river.
Are we going to have a Christmas be cured.
P J Shistad loft this week (or Astoria
St Mary’s Episcopal church at Eugene having finished work in the cannery for tree in Acme this year? High time to
HERE ARE Y0U2 SYMPTOMS:
L CO NSTANT
HEADACHE
AND
¡R to be formally consecrated by Bishop the season.
ho getting to work if wo are.
T R O U B L E D B R A IN . T b « m a la ria l |«Jl-
Morris of Portland cn Sunday Dec,
aon Is c irc u la tin g in the b ra in . H L 'P T . t N
Mrs
W
L
Fisk
is
visiting
her
parents
George Thurman left Wednesday for
Blanks for Warranty Deeds for sale 110ll)i 189{)
w ill d riv e It out. H U D Y A N w ill p u rity
th « blood and the b ra in w ill rccatva it
San Francisco expecting to be absent for near the lakes this week and Miss Helen io
at the .W ert office.
a i.uro a tatc . Y o u r headache» w ill dia-
Mrs Captain Johnson gave a pleasant
is keeping bonse in her absence.
a i.p c n r and y o u r tnind w ill become c lear.
The steamer Mink is now running be party to a number of the boys and girls several month«.
I I. P A L E O lt Y E L L O W I S H C O M -
It
seemed
like
old
tim
es
t«
see
Will
F L E X IO N .
HUDYAN
w ill eatabn ah a
Mesdames Morgan ami. Smith are
tween Florence and Mapleton.
fre e c irc u la tio n of p u re blood and cause
in town last Thursday afternoon in ,
.
,
,
,
_
i,
•
i
home again after spending several weeks Chamberlin talking to his class of boys th e chceka to HoauiTui th e ir n a tu rili color
Yesterday was a holiday for the school i honor , of , her
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P E T I T E A _ N D o K a ’.V-
son Frank a ninth birthday.
,
.
.
lo ss O F A V t __________
last Sabbath. Come again Will.
I at the mouth ot the river.
ING I N T I I H S T O M A C H . H U D Y A N w ill
.children being thanksgiving day.
Charles Charles a miner at the Libbv
,
le a r th e stom ach au d restore the up pe
Dee Alexander had the misfortune to c tite
and th e digestion o f food w ill become
sPlllln
l,n was i yes wi ay have quite a gash cut in his head p e rfec
Thanksgiving services were held in coal mine near Marshfield was instantly
t.
killed November 21st by a small section , auJ CapUln Steeftr took b ,i 1,laee “8
«. F E E L I N G O F W E I G H T O V E R T H E
,the church in Florence yesterday.
yesterday
while
playing
at
school.
L
I
V
E
R
. T h l« I . due lo the entanr»m eni
master ot the Mink for the day.
• f t h . t t v .r . I t Is filled w ith the poison
Tho schooner Berwick sailed from of the roof caving on him. He was
The
Acmeitea
who
attended
the
dance
o
f
naatai-t*.
H U D Y A N w ill d riv o out the
San Francisco Saturday for ttie Siuslaw. about 05 years old and left a family at | Captain T A Steear took charge of the in Florence Friday night report < very poison and e t u w th a o rg a n to assum e Its
steamer
Mink
Saturday
and
Sunday
to
n
St
U
H
E
A
\
*
N
E B f l I N T H E R E G IO N O F
Another case of diptiieria is reported Oregon City.
pleasant time if they did all get wet T H E S r L E E N . T h e .n le .in becomes
give Captain Hurd a short lay off.
County Clerk Lee issued a marriiige
Eugene by Tuesday’s Guard, the
g re a tly enlarged. H U D Y A N . h y Its d i
coming home next morning.
Jn
re c t a ction on th e m a la ria l poison, w ill
John Powell and H G Stingley started
sufferer being a three year old son of license to Clarence Burnett and Miss
lessen th e coiigeailou a t.d cause th e h e a v
We
were
sorry
to
see
a
number
of
onr
to Glentena Sunday to engage in hand
sappe__
iness to disappear.
Josephine
Willcut.
Thu
parents
of
the
Thus W itt.
Sabhatli school scholars absent last
Y o u o re s u ffe rin g fro m C h ro n ic M e la rli.
logging on A C Barbour’s laud.
you ra n be cured, T h e re lie f 1«
The appraisers estimated the damages young lady filed their written consent
Sunday hut hope to see yon all in your and
out to you. I t Is H U D Y A N . H U D Y A N
Thomas Russel who went to Alaska places next Sunday.
to John Lawson’s land from laying out with the clerk, the bride being only 10
Lesson subject, w ilt ralteve y o u r e v e ry s ym pto m and
m a k e you w ell. W h e n you h a v e used
some
two
years
ago
returned
to
Florence
“Keeping the Sabbath.”
H U D Y A N te ll y o u r f r l.n d x w h a t It has
the Baruhardt road at $6. No one else years of age.
done fo r you. H u d V a n can bo obtained
a day or two ago. He w as in the cape :
Steps
have
already
been
taken
and
.was allowed any damages
o f a ll dru g g is ts fo r MVe per la ic k a g e . or
Nome country.
GREENLEAF ITEMS.
s ix packag e« fo r -------
»2 W. I H f y o u r tlrum rtsl
Mr Benedict informed [u s yesterday «eparate company C, infantry will he
does not keep I t , aond d ire c t to th e H U D -
that b eth in k s the high water
water brought!
brought • organized
orgamzeu at
at autgene
next
neunesuny.i
Dr
Evans
made
a
professional
trip-to
|
Y
A
N
R
E
M
E
D
Y
C
O
M P A N Y . Ban F r a n .Is
Eugene next Wednesday.
co o r Lo a A nueles, Cal.
down about 2000 logs to the upper boom I Tl,e c°'nPa"y wil> >« composed of ex-j Mapleton Monday to attend Mrs A I-
B y a W est C okkespondint .
you r a n consult t h . H U D Y A N D O L T O R 9
F r e e . C a ll au d see th e doctors. You
o,L- ,iovo
| I volunteers
witliin ,i.„
the „u„
past t i few
days.
volunteers who
wno are
are free
tree from
irom puysical
puysical Hurd. He had the satisfaction of see
m a y c a ll and soe th e m or w r ite , as you
ing
her
much
improved
heforo
rettirn-
desire. Address
_
.
,
. , ,
J disability.
The organizaticn
was
Nov 24th, 1869.
W
0
Conner
who
has
had
charge
o
l
;
.
„
.
.
m
o
v
" v vonom "
®
petitioned for by Captain W S Moon ing.
HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY,
the editorial department of the Rose
Iatonard Tabor went outside yesterday
and fortytwo others.
John I Butterfield and Win Brynd ar
burg 1‘laindealer for some time past has
St Pierre Willcut has returned to
No. 816 S ou th B ro a d w a y ,
My son lias been troubled for years rived from Eugene yesterday where they
severed his connection witii that paper.
Idaho.
went
as
witnesses
in
the
Brund-Mason
Los A n g eles, Cad.
with chronic diarrhoea. Sometime ago
The claim of E C Smith against the I persuaded him to take some of Cham- law suit. The case was decided in favor
Lake creek has been unfordable
S tockton . Markot and Ellis S t a ,
steamer City of Eugene has been settled berluin’8 Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea ' of Brund.
several days this week.
Son Francisco. Cat.
,. and the boat is running again.
. , ,, ^lie b“1.9 Remedy. After using two hotties of
Miss Hazel Wheeler made a horseback
A SURE CURE FOR CROUP-
I in sight over two thousand dollars worth the 2B.cenl 8iz(J be wa8 cured. I give I
trip alone to Eugene and return this
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
.of freight at a paying rate.
week.
this testimonial, hoping some one simi
T w e n t y - f iv e Y e a rs ’ C n nataut Use w it h o u t
We understand that Ole Rice who larly afflicted may read it and he bene
Clarence Burnett has gone to Eugene
a F a ilu r e .
The West Real Eatnte office has bar
lately arrived on the river from Fisher fited.—Thomas C Bower, Glencoe, 0 .
on important business, Louk out fur
gains
to oiler in the following properly.
Minn lias purchased Mark IladsalFs For sale by all druggists.
more news soon.
A good dwelling house, and black
The
first
indication
of
croup
is
hoarse-
farm and stock in Mapleton precinct.
About thirty couples took part in th e,
.. . . .
.
J E Inloe of Chiekahominy is very ill smith shop doing a good business in a
The consideration is said to he about dat.ee a last
]aflt Friday
Fi.iday evenln({.
evening- Two vio- ;
and in a ch,ld 8ubfect to tl,Rt di
and there is not much hope of his re thriving town. The owuer desires to
of
and an
an organ
organ furnished sense it may ho taken as a sure sign
$4,000.
I |in8j a guitar and
covery. His son Igo is with him.
change his location. A fine opportunity
A letter from E li Bangs dated Nov 27, pienty of good music for the occasion. the approach ol an attack. Following
Mr Courtilght has been looking along for the right man.
! tliis hoarseness is a peculiar rough
1899, states that lie will have the wagon
midnight supper was served at the
160 acres of unimproved land on North
cough.
If
Chamberlain's
Cough Lake creek this week fur timber that he
od the road every day now. The roads , Morris Hotel after which the guests
Remedy
is
given
as
soon
as
the
child
be can buy and float to the mills on the Fork about ten miles from Florence is
.jiave been repaired to some extent so returned to tlie hall and dancing was
Siuslaw.
offered for Baled. Near to county road
that it is possible to run the wagon for a resumed. The ball broke up about four comes hoarse, or even after the croupy
Elder M M Norton preached at Iulo Will make a good atock ranch. Price
cough appears, it will prevent the at
in the morning everybody saying they
,tiuie at least.
tack. It is used in many thousands of (Chiekahominy no more) schoolhouse $450.
Guard: It is now generally conceded had enjoyed themselves very much.
homes in this broad land nnd never the last two Sundays. He has gone
150 acres mostly timber land lying in
that a letter lias been received from the
Lincoln Co Leader: The Toledo diaappoint8 tho ftnxiOu8 ...others,
We over oil Lake creek to hold meeting.
section 13, towuship, 18 south, range 10
_ to looi.n
^nissing deputy sheriff, II J Day and it creamery shut down last Satnrday and | ______
have yet
learn M
of a a single illsta
instance in
About three acres cleared.
A
Petter Hollo did not go east to spend west.
was mailed from Great Falls, Montana, will not resume operation until the lat which It has not proved effectual. No the winter with iiis brother as lie in- creek laige enough to float logs runs
although the contents of the same shows ter part of February. The creamery has other preparation can show such a rec- . tended. When lie was ready to start through the laud. Plica $550.
that it was sent to that place to be hemonstrntad to the cow owners of this ord—twenty-live years' constant use , the weather » as had and lie decided
A good store buildirg and lot in Acme.
vicinity that it is a good thing and they without a failure, For sale hy all drug- stay. He is spending the winter
posted.
Conveniently located for business. The
Gov T T Geer received a remittance are preparing lo stock up on cows and gists.
upper part is finished up for a dwelling.
Emil Roberts’.
.on Haturday from tlie war department give it a large patronage next eeasou.
Price $700.
TO
CURE
A
COLD
IN
ONE
DAY.
at Washington, for $3,044.22, as a par One or more branch separator stations
For further information inquire at
CLF-NADA
NEWS.
tial reimbursement to tlie state for the will probably be established next spring.
Take L axative B iiomo Q uinine T ab The W est office, Florence, Oregou or
Astorian : Mr W P Reed of Gardiner
amount expended in the mobilization of
lets . All druggists refund tlie money if Joliu C Beck, Point Terrace, Oregon.
B y O iisxrveu .
¡tlie volunters. The state’s claim was is in this city on liusincss. He is asso
ii fails to cure. E W G bovk ’ s signature
ciated with Mr Samuel Elmore In tlie
$5,172.51.
n ev ery Lox. 25c.
DAIRY FARM FOR SALE-
Nov 28, 1899.
Preparations have been going on for Umpqua canuery and reports an ex
It is still raining in Glcnada.
several weeks past for something dif tremely light pack this season. Mr
IN MEMORIAM.
A fine dairy farm on Maple creek six
Reed is a nephew of Senator Al. Reed
ferent from tlie regular Friday afternoon
Mr and Mrs Dale were seen on our
miles from Florence ie now offered for
who was one of Oregon’s brightest aud
exercises in Florence acliool today.
streets last Saturday.
At a regular meeting of tlie J W Geary sale.
Each of the pupils lias prepared a recita best men and whose sad drowning cast
Mr D DeMoss of Earl, Ore visited in tV R C held iu Eugene Nov 19, 1889, the
It contains 100 acres, 35 of it bottom
a shadow over the whole state. Mr W
tion to be given this afternoon in the
Glenada on Wednesday.
following resolutions were unanimously laud and 30 acres have been plowed.
P
Reed
seems
to
have
inherited
much
of
presence of the teacher and pupils and
Can cut 36 tons of hay. A good two
Mrs Sims passed through town Tues adopted:
hiB uncle's characteristics as well as his
any visitors wfio see fit to attend.
W hkkeas . God the giver of all good story honse 26 by 38 feet; a barn 44 hy
day enroute for her home on the lakes.
fortune.
Mr and Mrs Lucien Johnson visited has taken fro m os our beloved sister 70 feet, with heavy frame; a goat booee
All druggists guarantee every bottle
HOW S THIS?
with
Mr and Mrs Al Minor last Wednes and friend Mrs Josephine It Stiles, and 16 by 40 feet; an orchard ot abont 506
X)f Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy aud
W iieukas , In her death J W Geary trees of different kinds of fruit has been
day.
will refund tlie money to anyone who is
Corps has lost a devoted member and bearing for a year or two.
We offer Cne Hundred Dollars Re
Miss Etta Saunders visited her par
not satisfied after using two-thirds of
co-worker, therefore, lie it
A water wheel of about 8 horse power
ward for any case of Catarrh that can ents at Point Terrace Iasi Saturday.
the
in e contents.
contents, ThiB
in is is
is the
...e best remedy
Hb1),b CatBrrh Gllre.
Resolved, That this corps who has furnishes motive power at the barn for
in the world for la grippe, coughs, colds,
* r j CHENEY
Toledo, _ 0 - . - 1 L R Johnson has just completed a loved her _____
u n c -.i- * &
v. CO,
w w ,_____
____________
so long
and so well, _ do send , cutting leed, sawing wood etc.
a
rn n n
a n il whooping
w h n n n in i?
COUgll
ila IS
. .
,______
1? boat w illi a sixteen ft keel and -1 ft 3 iu (() tbe 8orrowillif f uinjiy this token of its
croup
and
cough S and
is , ;
^ d e . ^ . g n . e . d , . Shave
known F
A: mile from school and
pleasant and safe to take. It proven s
Ch ’
(q|. the |a?t j- years> B1IJ be- beam for the government.
, highest regatd for the departed one, and
mile from a county road.
perfectly honorable in all
Miss Nellie Furnish e x p e c t lo g o to fvnip.llliv hl t,,eir bour of .m iction
any tendency of a cold to o result l n i
Price $1630.
Terms $500
cast),
lieve him perfectly
.pneumonia.
Point
Terraco Munday to occupy the i conuueuding them to Him who ‘Tem- balance on three or four years time.
and
financially
business transactions
the family of pels tlie wind to the shorn lamb.”
A bargain for anybody wanting a
Bandon Recorder: Mr C Timmons, able to carry out any obligations made position of governess in
Resolved, That these resolutions be farm.
Mr
McLeod.
jof the Bandon Cannery, closed up his by their firm.
For further information inquire at tho
W est*T ru ax, Wholesale Druggists,
Mrs Gibbs came down from A cm e' fpreud upon our records, a copy be sent
business for th e season here and de
Tuesday
to spend Thanksgiving at the to the family of our departed sister, and W est office.
Toledo,
O.
Walding,
Kimian
&
Marvin
parted for his home at Astoria last Sun-
Severy ranch on Clear lake.
! to the city papers with a requeat for
Mr Timmons will probably bring I Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
NOTIOE FO R PUBLICATION
’ p u b lic a tio n
Hall’s
Catarrh
Cure
is
taken
internal
ids family with him when ho returns
T««
you o-betSar y©
« •‘»■p
J ennie H igg im ,
and S IT iT k O with
lin eL b ftc^ o h a b it. M<»2 »*
next summer. H e will shortly leave ly, acting directly upon tl,e
Laii l (M ice, Roms burg, Oreffnn.
remoYM Oi© derlr« for *ob*«
w-Wj,
S usanna B owebs ,
out nervous dirtref».
October 28,1W>.
for the East where he has come in pos mucous surfaces, of the system. Testi Mite,
pwrifi«» the blond,
H kpsev W atts ,
_
b
oie«
monials
sent
free.
Price
75c,
per
hottie.
Notice
I e hereby <1von that the fftllow ln«-
session of a large estate left him by his
■tnrra lo**
»old.
400.000
«
Committee.
miten yoc
nntneri settler has filed notice of hU intention
guseavHT'd B ey
Sold by all Druggists.
• heftlti
• *5.n,n
In
rO -B A C fr u m
father who died last winter.
to m ake final proof in oupport of hi« claim , and
and.
own dru«f?i*». w ho ,
Hall’s Family Pills are the best.
book,
f - w n .v v M v -fo r o » Take it w ith ;
th a t «aid Proof w ill be made before ii. II.
Last Monday was Mrs Alfred Fuuke s
w :iJ,patently,peralrt« « tly -O j*
H olden, U. H. Caininl««ioner, a t Florence,
POINT TERRACE ITEMS-
. t:. osU.tUr rure«; ••©»eu.OtjWs 1
26th birthday and some of her lady
e q u a liza t io n bo ar d .
nfc» cft„ o r « ', or « , r .t r n l m o n o .
Oregon, on December 20,
viz: Ocorgo K
S«««"«
i«-
friends planned a surprise party for her
Mills, on bi« H. E No. »Ofirt for the
NKU,
B y C akmen .
N ^ HF.^, «ec 80 A SW H «W«4 ace. 22 T. 1» B. K.
in the evening. They met at the house
Guard; Tliis Loard is in session at
ALPHA CLIPPINGS-
I l weet.
jof a neighbor and proceeded in a body to the court house. Very few complaints
H e name« the fo llo w in g witnefleea to prove
nail on Mrs Funke. After congratulat
A
few
want
Nov
29,
1899.
hi« «ioiitlnuoui rv«lduucc upon an J c u ltiva tio n
have thus far been filed.
B y E ven C hange .
ing her they spent a pleasant evening to know how Multnomah reduces her
Mr Gurney intends to haul out a few of eeid land, vis:
A lford Minor, o f Glenada. Ora<on, Anthony
and on their departure did not fail to assessment this year $l°,000.000’ J 1’*1
Alpha, Or, Nov 27th, 1899. : logs on Geo Saunder.s place.
Shuster, ol Gleuada, Oregon, C. Shunter, of
leave behind many tokens of remem is plainly explained. We have no State
Glenada,
Oregon, Oeo Glover, of GIeuo<lu,
Mr David Hunter raiseJ 400 bushels
11 II Fisk went to Smith river last
brances.
Oregon.
10
, of potatoes from 20 bushels of seed.
Board ol Equalization Bn<
Wednesday.
J. T . D mook *.
U n Tabor went to
Gnard: Sheriff Withers is now en counties are defrauded by Portland, as ) Elmer Lamb n|iJ
There are cnly s le w men working at
Me<leter.
and I^n Taboi
gaged in serving notices on delinquent ever.
quarry now on account of the bad
j Eugene last week ou busin, ss.
taxpayers on tlie roll of 1898. The de
I l r a s t r 1» D100"
No
Mrs Swanson who has been «, : k mr »eatber.
NOTICE FO R PUBLICATION.
linquent list is very small, there being
Clean blood mean» J“ ^ ^ " „ ’ y citbar- about a month is lith e »*t er. Dr p , ve PeMo(8 wbo has been w orking1
Only about $2306 on it. Of this, the
and keep .t clean, by MabOn of Elmira has been called to see t),e q„Mrry, will soon return lo his
I And Office, Roecbnr», Oregon.
major portion is personal, and now
assessed
Noveir.ber 17, 1*0*.
tie itirriug
“ j u g ' n ' t ^ y ?o tie r .
.
I .«twh on Sweet creek where he is twang
N otice 1« hereby riv e n th a t the following«
against persons who cannot ollectihle.
now
nod patiently
|)“"iT
n
S
c
»
¿><1«.
^
°
‘Khea’
H;1,e
'"'kin'
'
,0
bu,,d
hln’
“
°
«Ikingof
visiting
,d
will not be collectible •
Miss E li^ r Hale isH .
named «ettler has filed notice of hto Intention
found,
Liani- i p**'
c n m n le x i o ii b y U K i n g
isburg, Wash., ! wait “ for What?”
lo m ake final proof In support of hl« c la im , and
m the list is published there wtl
M ir.Clar Ta
ol
When
Mita Lulu Whisman while visiting at th a t said proof w ill I * mivlc nefore C. H. H ol
«^.faction guaranteed, 10c,2av,ouc. i gWjn<
not be to exceed $1000 to Le collected
8
weather
b
m
eio
establish-
'
h II Fi’k ’s look a severe fall which re- den, U. H. Commifleloner at Florence, Orc<on,
The
t*5 wt-uiuc«
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is
jy no Decern tier 29, l^J9, via M arth a H artley,
pn real property.
ed at Alpha records eight inch«« of rein ; 8O|tod .n .» badly sprained shoulder and widow of Amos H artle y , deceased, on I I . K.
LOG9 WANTED-
Guard: Conntv Clerk Lee has re-
No. 71W for the N»^ BF.’ i . sec 8, T . 1« 8., K. 10
f.,r October. Three and '-A inelies last ( Brni.
W.
«eived from Portland the necessarv
Tbe siuslaw and San Francisco Lum- Saturday night w'itli a total of seventeen ,
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H ejnam esthe foil ow ing whnoeaea to pr^re
registration books and blanks to proper
want 10,000,000 feet of logs inches for November to date.
KANSAS
PROPERTY
EOR
SALE
OR
his eontinuouR rosidtuce upon and o a ltiva tltfu
>y comply with the law passed hy the ber G®.
ill at Acme within
of said land, vis:
TRADE.
W ins delivered at their n.
; Mr Harris has gone to help Mr
last legislature.
Registration
George W H artley, of Point Terrace, Oregon,
und the next few months,
of Sotherlaml put in logs at Glcnlena.
C harlie Andorem , of Point Terrace, O ieto a,
with the county clerk in January
inforniation require
Eor further
Mr Levi Berkshire wss up to the n il!
Two 160 acre tracts of land in North- hlinoii liufiinua, of P oint Terrace. Oregon, Ira
I. B. Cushman,
ends the last of May. However, a man ,
Ijst week and ordered lumher fur a new western Kamas for sal« or trade ior Hotfuirti), of P oint T e rra c j, Oregon.
Acme, Oregon,
can register on election day by six be®" ;
J. T. PHIP'ISA,
property in Oregon.
holders swearing the voter is qualified, j
, Louse.
Rogl s ur.
The
land
is
all
rich
prairie
Bailable
for
•r
on
I«ake
i
Wm Taylor of Hide wtu
The law will make considerable extra
w
a
n
t
f
d
-
hfveral
,
H
E
IG
H
T
A N D HON
SEWING MACHINE FOR SALE.
creek last week looking for a plore to 1 cultivation. About 75 acre« plowed.
▼ v KMT persona to h$pre«et«t use« Managern
work fur the county clerk.
.
« — W) a
In this and eloee by eonutlee. —
Hslsrv
About
six
miles
from
town
and
three
start a l<«giug tamp.
rea r aud expense«. Straight, boua flu«, no
agents wantki »— fob •• t ii « ljfk anu
Climax sewing
A new , seven
0 « „ in h .u er and wife have been mile, from B A M reiiroml in a fin. more,
no lees salarv. Position permanent. G ar
• I h ic e m e n ta u i A d m iral LawEV." Jh* ,w‘ , i c
Slsinl'Roer and wife
reference«, any banlr in any town. I t 1« m ainly
finish, manufactured by[
li clr inUrw,t
country for raisreg cattle.
p ro tv rt naval ber,,. My M urat H«i«n «.
I
«»Are work conducted at home. Reiereoe*.
Machine. H om . Sewing M«chi»a On, for
lifr-lo n a friourt aud M io fre r of l | ,e n“ 1' '
wltM;b
„«W |
Pri« e and U n a . taqolr. At U>W Bn«do«e eeif addressed «tamped envelope. TMB
¡Jhd. Riivot and be«t book; oy«r «n w«e».
DoMtMion Cvurawr. Dept 8, Chicago.
and ¡the P o p .- U t e
the Ne”
luche*, fiea-ly l ‘W) paMeR h«Ufl<»»'e
uM*.
p,m,- Only ,1 Mi E-, rm "US daman,! m- tale cheap,
ru n m la to n a . O u ttlt tree. Chance <•! »
Pm«- W rit« q u R k T lie D om inion Com p*-1/ examine it
—F lokbnck , L ank C ounty , O kegon .—
bear
PeWPER
» _______ . __ “
Differj
and le v e l. I t Is t h . res u lt o f fepeatod
Scute a tta c k s . T h e liv e r a nd spleen are
u n c lp e lly a f f t c lr c . T h e y MCI as s to ie -
uuses lo r rite m - ln i la __
l p
poison
o to o a a ___
n,I the
blood
ta ke s
It
fro m them .
Tbs
poison
m ust
be
d riv e n oa t o f thv
hkO p M .
M U O-
TAX
w ill graffi«
Effects
New F all
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Dress Goods,
Hosiery, Hnderwaar,
Excellent Table Linen.
Hats and Caps,
Latest styles in Corsets,
Boots and Shoes.
N e w Good-s a r r i v i n g
on e v e ry Vessel
W ill receive CONSIGNM ENT o f C A L IFO R N IA T R U IT every trip .
1
B
P r o d u c E of all Kinds W a n t e D .
Ground Feed of all Kinds always on hand.
Don't faiU
To see our assortment of Cooking and Heating Stoves, M a ttin g
Linoleum. Oil cloth, Etc-
s
At Prices to Suit the Times.
er
MEYER & ZYLE
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01
w ays
Í Ian d
on
a
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ojBt o c ^ o f
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C ^oocJs .
D
ress
G {ood s
c a p s ’Z ]
H a ts
&
Gent’s Furnishing Goods,
1
ten«»
San
sach-
dnys,
liles.
Ans-
jlsccs
vored
m all
ay of
u 30
ity to
ter in
N ew
oon-
ettera
cover
i Met-
a let-
)ut 83
r w ill
The
Yoko-
milus
sutned
ito U
Í <tay«L
H a rd u ra rE ,
Paints,
Oils,
etc.
Rome
tdayA
day%
rshnrg
l ’aria
y» and
day.,
lericon
M <tsya
to B io
)
.lexaii-
I Near
8.«
9 days.
Prices as Low as the Lowest.
ku
I K te ,
Florence,
norioaft
I uu tally
a flto
igothor,
dur aud.
lug “ to
Oi»ef°n.
FLORENCE REAL ESTATE
o e tf
AGENCY.
Timber Lind, Farm Lind, and Town Lots
For Sale-
If you have property to sell
call at the “W EST’ office
&SS.
tivù and
»•.roua to
I« every
The mte-
exli«nta
the ovili
xl by Dr.
,-ery. It
ifiss We
Ui maud
•e,»
and place it on our list.
JOHN O. BECK
MANAGERS.
W. H. WEATHEW8ON j
“W M
tk»n C, t
»Reh, an I
and liver