J. E. YOUNG
Attorncy'di'Law
Offlr o Mala street, Wt PI1
COTTAOK GROVK, OjtK.
tT. fUrtli. A. O. Woodcoek.
WOODCOCK & HARRIS,
A ttornevs-iit'fMiD
"relal attention (Inn lo tht law .1 Mines.
KUUKNK, ORK,.
i , . , I if
J. S MEDLEY
Attorney-at-Law o o o
t Oflle on Main itreel i
COTTAOK GROVlt, ORK.
A. H. KING
Attorney,' at Law,
V.OTTAOK, OJIOVK, ORB.
J. a JOHNSON and F. ,G EBY
HttorHcisand Counselors-atLaw
rreeUl Stteotlea ileu to Xllnlnf, Corporation
and Mercantile Law.
Office over Garntan A ltem-nwa j's it are.
COTTAGE GROVE. ORE.
Items of Interest
PLANTS THAT CLIMD.
For Farm, Field and Garden.
Common Rough Lumber
SH.OOP35R CM
BOOTH-KELLY MILLS,
SAGINAW, OREGON.
H. C. MADSEN,
Watchmaker.
Repairing at reaaonabl eaarft.
AU work rnarantMd Srst-etaa.
Wateae, Clocks and Jewelry at Lotm Prices
COTTAGE GUOVE, ORE.
BARKER & PERMAN
PBOPIUETORS or
THE EXCHANGE"" 57
DEALERS IX T1SZ
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS.
Xau i treat. Cartas .
Realdenc nan No. 5M OOca Pbcn 15.
J. E. HOSMER,
rirrajciiN and sdkgeo.v
Era. Eir, lest ud Tkreat t ZjttlM
OCc kour, from to 11 a m from 3 to & p m.
Sondaf from 1 lo 2 p ta.
OSc in Madacn Boildlsf , Vain street,
COTTAGE GROVE. OKEOO.V.
lb M Natal Bank
Cottags Crovk, Orb.
Paid a j Capital, $25,000.00
Money to loan tm approved security.
Exchange sold, available anr place,
n tbeDnited States
Oiawui BatrroT,
rrMldtst,
IlaiaikT Easiw.
Caiklcr.
Hairy vetch.
Ora-flsta? reaatakle Jleeeaatty
r taaealaatlea mm Sasa La ad.
The following Information relating to
the growing of the hairy vetch tor seed
tt furnished by the bureau of plant In
dua try of the United State department
of agriculture, through It eed labora
tory. In response to numerous tuqulrle
do tbe subject:
The cultivation of hairy vetch baa In
creased rapidly tn th last few years
and would be much wore common If
the seed was raised In this country, aud
especially on the farms where It Is to
be sown.
Practically all of the seed now used
tn th United State Is Imported from
Europe. During the Ureal year ended
June 30. llkO, over 80,000 pounds ot
this seed was brought In.
Experiments have been carried on by
the seed laboratory of tbe bureau for
two years tn BL Mary's county, Ud..
and tbe past year tn Wayne county, O,
to determine the practicability ot crow,
tng th seed In this country. From the
results of thes trials It Is evident that
th reed can b produced at a profit
over a wld area or th United States.
Great difficulty has been experienced ,
In harvesting the seed when grown
atone. It ripens very unevenly and If
reeatlarltlea ( Their
Tfcelr Jrtaa. Mt.
U I tn the twining plants, such at
bryony and hop, ana the tendril bear
ers, Ilk Tttchc. that w. And th high'
est development of th climbing hah U
The plants live under unusual comil
Hon, la order to gain the Unlit thry
must seek rather than avolil overhang'
lng foliage, m so we find th i""''
i.i...i r tumliiff awsv from IheabS'l
TWO KINDS. 1 ow toward the light. Ilk moat of their
I neighbors, boldly pusMnK l '
raraat.a Vmt at Urlu Oalr a m I wntfr o( . b,h to burst Into blossom
aaaUeas I'raaaatilea. Bmj ( H1,lM.r branclie far abov
There are two clsssc of farmers-1 tn(,jr j,., daring neighbor,
one which farms because the farmers' j,( lt . jn tne leaves of these plants
do not know how to do euythlng else (lat wo find the moat remarkable mod
and because It Is the easiest way to mcallona adapting them to a climbing
make a living and get along somehow ,attt. Tho leaves of th vetches ami
for the time being; the others farm Tr.ichiing are pinnate- they bear a
not so much for a living as bocsuse ,(,, of opille ovate leaflets. The
It is tneir ruweu mianiee. .ncy uo ,in f the leaf stalk and in upperttti-M
If YOU
not think of getting along somehow.
but ot getting ahead, accumulating,
improving the farm. Increasing Its fer
tility, all with the object of making II
a belter manufacturing plant and a
better business proposition.
The matt who farms as a business
adopts business methods as far as tbey
are applicable to farm operations, keeps
books, kuows his lucoiue aud outgo.
1 takes an Inventory of stock, has system
iialr of nlnnn. are In th climbing spe
cie changed Into tendrils -sensitive,
twining, whlpllke stmctures-whlch ex-
i hll.lt remsrkabl feature. If th slight'
ly curved, extended tendril of a young
' leaf of pea or vetch be watched care
fully It will be found that It U slowly
but' Inceasanlly moving round and
l round In a circle. If tti tendril cornel
Into contact with a twig It bend to-
want; tho Best
Stoves,
Furniture,
Tinware,
Queens ware.
ptiu't IWf-1-t ti call at the
W est Side Store.
livervthinjj I irt CIiihh
mill jiriees the lowest possible
l.u high Jennie goods.
C. J. MILLER,
Went Side Store
Cottu,;c Qovc, Oregon
.rani It ami ranliullr tskrS SCVrrSl
In all bis methods and knows approxi- (unjl ruutH) , Kr. , ,tM tnnpo
mately what every crop each year has Irrltatlou Is sufficient to cause a
cost him In rash or Its equivalent In la- ' WnMne ,owllr,, nJ
bor. We have small hopes of a man ' r-.- ,h, ,,mtrt throes woody
who Is simply fsrmlng as a means of i ,ml .,, fo., . ur. ncbor ,
getting through the world somehow.
Our past experience Is that he doe not
take hold of the problems that are pre
sented to blm from week to week In
the farmer's papers. The probability
Is that he does not take a farmer's pa.
per at all and would not read It If be
ten until most or the eeeu is mature i d,d ,,. waDtJ Mme tptT tnat
oecomea matted on th grouml and , cbw,p anJ wm not nlm ,0 thlnk
shells and molds badly. It waa found J much ,mi won., j., nM. nm, (t
that by sowing with rye a auffldent the mtn who f,m, , business,
support wss furnished to keep It off the' UnDiBg t0T dr nfe( farming to make
ground and allow lt to be cut wily ( . ,nccess of It and to make a success of
with a mowing machine. Hye seems I bimtrlt 1Dj family, thst la the kind of
uesi auapicu aa a w'ds "vp farmer we are looking for.
account ox me lime ot npeuing iw toe
mm
at'MMONS
uill llx ,wl 4 iHt.
I'l.lHII"
II" l
all
OREGON
Shot LINE
cable for the plant Not only doe tb i
young tendril rotate, but the wliol leaf
on which It Is born Is In constant mo-,
tlon. The shoot to which lb leaf be-,
Iamm I . Mt.lln. .M mtt I tv. I li tetl '
drtl Is sweeping the air with a corapll MiQ IJWION PACIFIC
caled motion. In th course of which It AKa UilIVIl
I nlimut sure to strlk against some
stem or twig of th surrounding vege
tatlou. Knowledge
thi. IUM
tiff straw.
The best results were obtained with
seeding from one-half to three-fourths
oushela of vetch and one-half bushel of
rye to the acre, sowing from tbe middle
to the last of September.
Tbe crop should be cut about the
time the last pods are formed and tbe
Tinea are getting dry. Tbe catting Is
done with an ordinary mowing ma
chine, after which the vines and straw
should be put in piles and allowed to
dry. Tbe thrashing can be done with
an ordinary grain thrashing machine.
Tbe four acres in Ohio yielded IS
bushels of vetch and 61 boshels of rye.
In Maryland tbe storms knocked the
rye down so It did not All well, but tbe
four acre yielded IS bushels of vetcb
and 8 bushels of rye. Reports from
Uleslsslppl show a yield of from 0 to.
7 busbels per acre In that state.
We can get
I his attention.
I These men may not believe all we
, say: tbey differ from us In a good many
thing, and we think none the less of
them for thst. but we can do tbem
some good. We have not much hope of
doing tbe otber fellows very much
good, even If w could reach them.
, Onr only hope is In reaching their boys.
! Wallace's Farmer.
rra-rftaar ') f Al. raaat.
It bas often been claimed that appl
pomace bas no feeding value. The
practice of almost all tbe dder milt
In throwing away tb pomace ahowa
that this belief in its worthlessnes la
widespread.
Tbe Vermont experiment station bas
fed apple pomace silage during thref
different years with entire satisfaction.
Aa tb result of on season's experi
ment It bas atated:
0at CXNa fat Or
Tb American tourist In O recce, is of
ten shocked by the sight of a funeral
procession passing tbrongb tb streets
with tbe dead body born In an open
coffin. This custom originated In a
curious way. When tbe Turks wer
master of Greec they discovered that
Greek revolutionists carried arms about
tb country In coOns, so tbey decreed
tbat all cofflna must be carried open.
After the Greeks regslned their free
dom they continued tb custom from
fore of habit
DOES IT PAY TO I1UY CI1KAPT
l)trxT
rim
tllletfi
; I'ortUiHl
Tims St mkiii i n
from fwtlmiil
fall lake, IVHVrr,
I t. Wort li, Omaha,
U:sMa.m. Ksm OW. M.
vlalUiil- UMtle.Chlragii aixl
liuttn. Ka.t,
Atlantic rY Coir. IVwtrf,
Kiprra Kt. Wmth, Omaha,
Sll&ji.tn. KanMt Otjr. St.
vlallnnt ' Uml.,('lilnr" and
ingttin. Kat.
Si l'-.i,l U'.IL. u'.il.
Katt.Mnil ialun , Spkane, 7 Ms. m
Wallace, Pu.lltull, .
Minne4l , t. !
I'.ul. D.iliilli. Mil-;
xaukre, ChleajroA
KaM.
Xaatvs
rauM
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In ih t if, utl
tii I nal,
I MfMll
inn. U U.mI., I i.I.mJi
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IrMt.al in it nM ol lha !! U IW.f )w ala
b,ih iurwhiI A lMlr4 ha rt' a4
nf la. MMMUlnl W4 ala.l )mm In is
at.ua aaiutl wall a4 Ma wllala tli
wrl, lr-M la 4.1 mi Ik Sf.l tMtMKa'HH Wf
), to4 M Ull H Hi' M
kfIB ,al4. hH .M ISMw4.
la I'l.iaiiR ili M l la hM I'miH M
In t.nl aM.l4 la "I. MHI)I afcM.
I. hn a I ul hM I mM M.I.I illMalllaf
Ilk I..H4, i4 kMlflPM aihllas frl,i
tl.lnlllf ..J WkxJ.nl. kx l.r.l .4 r
l-lr ml Ik ma.-i.kiM 4 H.lallR' m4 l4
lHaal. tlm .Mlf In nlkllS'nla M nil.
1 tH4tMMal, "flat .nil nt M iak wlk.r M
titkr fvlkl a, in ik 'w)il inat Ma all'
aW aH4l
j Tela aawmnai I t-akllik4 rnmf a a M
all aitnv.iii m.l. in ik Nnala ha.l
arvalr fc-, ln.klltk4 al fallal Paw).
IHmki.Iiim-Ih u Ha I W MaaMn.
Jl(alln IHU4 IVMtll. M4 al
I k. ml-. I. al nmlnll H.na. rtf4 M,
ta.
TV LntUknlWa 4 IkH lamainaa . aa,
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AH Mtlalallg
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t lllll I -!-,
ll)Ula.i i MriawUi MV, ra
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t'witgltaa J .in, i ,
rl Mil I In- ,i, .,1 i ,, . ,
Males i) I'.iii .in. ... t ,
N'n.llltliMlHI t rn it. m ..
ll III I'lll.ll. I n,,.l
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a a III II alalrli'i i.l S , j
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UTf Hlnu) In .I,... u , ,
llian luf agil.liiiuial ,,o,t Jj?
r-.Ub.lali hrr claim u a.'.j i,J M
J.J.ttalton. l. H viiZS
She nsrurs as ttlliiemt
m on.,
"I. a,ti
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V is ll,
v,'iaj
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m
iami i
6 p. in
via
KNikaiie.
In many instances balry vetch bast About six tons of pomace was put
been sown and proved a failure under
ordinary cultivation. Aa it is adapted
to a considerable variety of soils and
a wide area It is certain that the failure
In most instances la doe to tb absence
of tb organism which produces the
root tubercles and has the property of
rixina- the free nlfroren In th air. m, V
lng It available for DlallLfrf' I
Jottting has ever equalled it
Nothing can ever surpass it
Kings
New Discovery
Ford;
!g? " 51c A II Jl
A Perfect For All Throat and
Cure : Lung Troubles.
MornnbackiritraU. Trial BoUlna fra.
Into a small silo and a month later was
found In a state of perfect preserva
tion, and remained to. Tb cows like
lt exceedingly. When there Is any la
their mangers ttey tak it In prefer
ence to any otber fodder and eat all
tforetsii" JnV31Lh"' or corn
der. There
. , , . , ' i , llllin, iwni mm imm -
""" vetcb bas already been I be the result of feeding apple or
successfully on a piece of pomace. We fed ten pounds a day in
ground it should be inoculated to In- two feeds. Feeding In this way, a cow
A cheap remedy (or coughs and roKIa
isall right, but you want something
lliat nrill mllnvM ami etlrm llin Hiiir.
cciviv.iiu unnaiviuiin itui,n ui ,in,ia,
and lung trouble. What iliall you do?
Uotoa warmer and mure regular ell
matt? Yes, II potsib'e; II not wlblr
(or tou. then in either rase take tne
oxly remedy that has been iiilrtalnreil
in all civilised countries with succeaa in
aevere throat and lung troubles 'lo.
schee's Germsn Hrrnp." It not only
heals and slhtiulate the tliiuca to de
strov the germ dlsesie. but allays in
flammation, causes eair exnectoratlon.
give a good night's rest , and cures the
patient. Try ox boltie. Ilecom-J.
mended many vears by all diundA'.in
the world. oa can re( (hla'r.llahl
.tv - ITUirUf Cj-tWrniiati X 1 1 ,.. aa .as f'
bai often beco
70 hjotirs
PORTLAND TO CHICAGO
SO CIIANGK OK OAKS.
Tickets eatt via all rail, or boat
rail via l'ortlaiut.
notick tou .'irni.io.vnoN.
Ijml OfOeaal KtwebtirK, Of.
rVpl a. I MM.
Nollce I heieiir given llial llmlijloa,
iHir-iiameil arttlrf baa Hle.1 llk III bit
Intention tn make nnal tu.f In a
(nut i4 lil cUlm, and thai aakl HHi
atll l mt.1 IWe J. J Wallmi. V. S.
l'miil,aioftr al r'agrne, Orrgtwfl. utl
Saturday, Ntitrmlwr T. 0a.M. -
an,llf, tm II. ti. n. Mil U
. NS HK S, Sr. 31 T. 1
J VV I'airlali. J. l. J'.imrfi ,
lliHisk. o JrfTerswn. U altos to. Cm
llle liard llfven. ol Cltar, U,m,'uu
li.,Otegoii, ' '
Any and all rmtsuiii clairalet kJnna.
ly lb. above-dwrllcl l.oj!",,"!
iNeatd to Die their claim B Ulttrn
m or txior iaUi 19th dy of net. n
J.T. Ilsitxjia, IlttiHn,
OCEAN AND RIVER FTIIEDIlli?
FROM FORTIml.NI). '
NOTICK FOR I't'IlUCATlOM.
Unltsxl fiuiea Uad Of iei
KMbar(, Or . Ass. it, 114
Nolle Is h,by glv.B that larcsiak.
lltf, arllll Ilia i.i...l.lu. . 1 .v . .
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I. umu ll.. 1.. . I .. 1 .. - 1 aaatareaa nl Jan.1 la?a ..iiiu .1.
. prove hit cuntlniHHia iraUiira utmtn Ael Isr the sal ol TimUr Laosalita
n,,tan. eMlllvalWfl nl aakl laa.1. Slats e Callfernls, Ortcon, Jftwjj
Kills It. I'aiker. nl IVilrr. Oiet.m. ", Washington Terrttofy," 11
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J. T. Ilaimita, Itrgl.lrf.
8 p. III.
, J. WALTON
U. 6. Comniastoner
s r
MESS
Notary Public
Walton & IN ess
LAWYER8
rrsctlas tn 8tat and Federal ConrU, Work In
D. B. Land Offic. Entrlta mad and proola
asara.
OJIEQOX
11' "tk Hi' tli k sk aik 'Hi m
S visit DR. JORDAN'S engarl
HUSEUU OF ANATOMY
uit tmuET ti, un FaAacaca en. I
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tetka Wi
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ot. nsoM-nnm diiiash
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"al .a b. ar auff.rtnj- a
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nr.uun. r wiinu in m.turtr
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1 rnaviJnNB.Ii.MU.IIIUniasU. i
9 caOonaj Mraraaalarrainva, fm.lninr.
Iltsoumpjl.
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cur. Tna KucUir doea nnl claim la pr(urm A
t mlrnda but i w.ii knn.11 mh.. I7i. ..;!; B
fK' f1"!" 4 urgfn, nrMmloaal
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f tb aral.u nlilimit tb ucmrmr. a
Trilll.l SiImI h, an I'm.,, II.Jlul V
) rn rm tor llapli.ra. A qukrk and rndUtd A
I Dr. Jordan's aiu-dal palnirta DslbiKla. ' A
ETrit T HAM annUlnatouaaUlr-Aalva Y
1 tnrhaiuittmitttwt nl biaenmplaliil. .
IK UIU Uuarimtn a fOmlUVS nOIk I
wry on. " a'rt i.
Lma.iiiii.ia riiKts anaatnciirv
CHASOKS VSKY MtAHOffABl
TrMUnsutMraoonllrarbv Uu.r.
Writ fur Bnok. piifiAsopirr OF '
ISfAHBlAc.1. . WaiLaaraaa, UvakkkM
. nNSMTBanl lauiarwn
CA 10X0AN k COaieil KarMSUt.".
father
7 1$ no Llndnkoe to th
rldatr mha wmti
SAWYER'S
EXOEL8IOR BRAND
POMMEL SLICKERS
1 f v 1 rn.
m
At an or aaddl can not tat wet
EXCELSIOR BltANO
OIUO CLOTHING
it all kinds of work.
WarraatedWaMrproor.
uok ror traaa-mars.
If sal at daalara. wrll
K.la7ara Saa, Snhafn.
Sail Caakritfa, u.
evTfim.
KmWSKh
rare success. Inoculating material will
be furnished by, and all Inquiries con
cerning it should be addressed to, tbe
bureau of plant Industry , United States
department of agriculture, Washington.
Tbe department bas no seed of balry
vetcb for distribution.
wonld eat a ton during tb winter sea
son. It would be a good investment
for any dairyman to put up as many
tons of apple pomace as b bas cows.
lias aa Salakar Mlztara.
Tb original lime, salt and snlphnr
wash waa made by boiling. It bas
been found tbat tbe use of caustic soda
or potash renders boiling nuneceosary.
thus making a much quicker job of
preparing tbe mixture.
Oa Tfclaar aaT Aatlar.
Every farmer who bas alfalfa ought
to sow more, and every farmer who
bas It not ought to try a small patch
so as to learn of tbe advantage be
losing, remarka Kansas Farmer.
Tall meadow oat or evergreen grass
Is reported of great promise In Idaho,
Early September brought improved
weather for corn growing and the best
reports of tbe season on tbe crop pros
pect In Nebraska.
Wit (Stntxnl Mjatt rotate
Opens for the wort of Ik year on Sept. 14th. t
The school is well equipped for its partic
ular line of work. Excellence is the motto of
the School. Four courses, a Training De
partment of fine grades, tuition uniform with
other Normal Schools, pleasant surroundings,
best of influences, excellent accommodations in
boarding halls or private families. Students
may enter at any time and find work suited to
their needs. Young people desiring to fit them
selves for teachers, or for College, or those desir
ing a good education for business life will find
what they need here.
Adta CENTRAL OREGON STATE HAL SCHOOL
W. H. Dempster, Pres. DRAIN, OREGON.
t
KNOWliES & ETTVS
I'rojirlotorH of
a.aTlie Miners Supply House...
J-Our Motto: Good Goods for Low Prices.
General Merchandise, Miners' Tools and Ammunition
BOHEMIA, OREGON.
QUKS1I0S ANSWKKKP.
Yes, Angust Flower still hat the Ur
gent sale ol any medicine In the civi
lized world, .our mothers' sml grsnd
mothers' never thonglitof using any
thing else (or Indigestion or Illliousness.
Doctors were scarce, and they sctilom
heard of Appendicitis, Nervous Prostra
tion 01 Heart (allure, elc. They used
Anguit Flower to clean out the system
and stop fermentation ol undigested
(oud, regulate the action ol the liver,
stimulate the nervous snd orgsnie ac
tion ol the system, and that is sll they
took when (eellng doll ami bad with
headaches and other aches. You only
need a (ew dose ol Green's Auguat
Flower, in liquid (orm, to make you sat
isfied there fa nothing teiloua the mat
ter with you. You can get this reliable
remedy at Garman llrmenway Co.
Price 25c and 76c,
llaTIy '
eiHond'
H p. tn.
Allsalllheilates.iil
lert lo change. 4 p. i
;ForSn Friirfrt
Sail everv five days.
CiMt'Hon llivta
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
Ijind Office at Itosehurg, Oregon,
October 6, IlKtt.
Notice is herehv irlveu thatlhafnllni.
ing-nsmed settler has died notice of his
intention tc make final proof In suit
port of his claim, and that aald proof
will lie made before Iteuialer anil
celverUH ijind Oltlce at Eoaeburtr,
Oregon, on NovemU r 17,1001. vis:
tr, novm, AugusiHelnsche, forlhe Lots
, o, , iu, eec o, l wp 22 n.( it s w.
lie names (lie following witnesses to
prove his rontinuoim rraidem-a nrxm
and cultivation of said land, viz :
ruemim, w si an (ionlon, J W
Van (ionlon. J Arkson. of ditiaia
(irove, Oregon.
J. r. IIkiixixs, Itrgister.
I p. in.
rtr-rnl
HaturdayiTo Astoria mihI Way, SuiMlay
u p. ni. i iJimiing.
A. - CRA10, (!en. I'asengrr AgenU
Portland, Oirgnn.
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TO-
Spokane, SI. l'aul, Dututh,
Mlnneajiollii, Chicago,
AND AU. POINTS KABT.
TRAINS DAILY
FAST TIMIJ.
NEW EQUIPMPJsT TIIHOUOIIOUT.
Day Coaches, Palace and Tourist
RlecH-fa, Dining and IliinVt,
Smokliig Library Cars.
Staitdsforfhcbcst
tliatis nmdc in
JTootivean
AT ALL LCADING Dt.ALC.RS,
C.GOTZIAN&(9
AVANUFACTURCJtS,
5T;PAU,L.
FIUXK A TRIM
in) I.Mcme, tn nl lai.r lslt 40f
gun lliia ile v ft ,il n it , itTut lis
aaninal.lrii.eiil t-V," If iKe tr-rliaae-id
I lie W t, MW K,r Tp 30 8 j
R 1 W ami will niTrr ml loiK L,
Ihr I.ihI .ihh.-I.I I. iihh tsluaUilw lu
llmlrr -h inn ilimi fir rikaltsnl
pillinm-., aii,;i( rtnMii hi. ilal,n)
said lalnl Uli.lr J J Wa ! V (,
('Hiiliil-.I.M ri nl i Krtr lre t'a. Or
giHi. M Imiil.i ll, I ri ,4 Jlel.
1 1 SI.
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011 k I'. IViriam. Hil.in I. Mr
(Jllllll. Ola llHI. IUI.ai.1 VaJ, U
KHgrne, l.nlie Oai . til.
Any ainl all ivrMiis rinii t4
V el rely tlie aUttr-drrn. i.mliitiir
iMrtl,l In t)U llirli rlalni. in ihltsCei
Ml or InWiur mi 5lh day c I Xut . )Kt.
J T llaim ia UmuIii.
NOTIOK Mill l l HI ICATIOJf.
2
Tim Tall. Xo, 1
To Tile Effcct on Oct 101b, 1903.
DtjUtkl Trip thre..h Iki Cuciii ud
flacky Miultlit.
For (ull naviculars. Italr. l-'nl.l.,.
etc. call on or address
J. W. PIIALON.T. P. A.
II. DICKSON. 0. T. A.
122 3d St., Port and Orr.,
Advertliic in the Xitotet.
A. II, C. DKNNI8T0N.,
Ill first Avaaoa,
O. W. P. A.
Kaatlls U'ash.
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Ilin-kj IVilm
r. Wlllainl..
l'lille.1 Mali 1-atnt OftW,
tln-elitiig, Oiryon Aug 12. 1 Ml
Nnlhre I'lirirby glten that la fwa
plUliea Willi the j.fcif IHnlia of Iks art l
t'.n.iief ol June S, IKTC. .oKiW'ii
ai-l fur I he .ale nl liniUt UsJi In lb
Mill, i.('-llliiliia, Oirgnn Nris.l saj
W aalilliirtftll TerriK'iy.' as ritriileJIS
all Ihr 1'ilMli' MmlKlatratiysrl WAl
gust I, tm,
I.Al'RA a, miwk ,
il r.ugri.e. Ci ill Une, Mala U Oic,
haa this il.r fCnl in Ihla i.m.-a hillsrcl
rhsMHUi
IIWIH
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iimmiI lu aliua Dial lot M
auilglil Is imiie valuable for It lliatttH
lii'iellian for sgrlciitlurkl iurr,f
t(i valail.ll.li her rlalin loaaldlandkt"
J. J. Walton, I' K (,imiilainir d
Kugriie. Orrgon. on WrlntKlsyW
Will day nl October
lie nanirskawlltiesres .,
N. II kln.ll.. I ll la.,lali. JoJio V,
'i?!'? i Palmer, J. li. yniiig, lollir "',
a u flrti.
Any and all vcrons claiiiilnc Mitrw
ly the alMire-ilwrlbnl lands ir-ir
iiu ali, lo Ola their claims In tlilicffi"
mi or liefor raid L'litli day ol Ofl'i
I0OI.
J. T. lUlnors llrtliUf.
. haa this ilar ll'nl in Ihla iiRIi- hi
'I ft P. f 1.1 I) I) fin lalrii,iiilN,i.3i23lorlhe.iiirhi
till (V iN Hi 11 11 I I hK I "IH.V N'ininTiiNiiSIHII
" W VI- Us ll ll ll W, will ..(Trr piuol lo shiia Hill I
NO 7
IV, . I
II. SO
II IB
11.91
1017
10 I j
loito
10:11
10:3a
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10 uo
W. S. Chrisman & Ely Bangs
MSIioh
First Class Turnouts
I'ROPIIIKTOIIM or
le Fashion Stables
NOTICK FOR PI'III.ICATIOX.
Unlliil Hlalei Jjind OKn,
Rosiilnirg Ore., Auir, 17, V&
Nollcti Is lirruliy given thai In f0'.
v.. It. It, ikeiHit alisr Ijo ii. m. To in...,, i IHlailfo h llh Hie priivlsloiis of Ih" Ml
i.Mn.i.iipi mi urn train freight must U
ilellvereit In a in . la Una lo Mrmll of III
illist klllect.
HliJei liiehansealilioul hollr.
All.maaril frelihl lorwariteil imlr at Ilia
Joint risk nl hltr aii.lroii.i,,,.
ririfHlalllnnll ttralted at ll. O, A K
JOHN II. I'liAHSONS, (lan.ral Maaagtr
NOTICK FOIl PIJIIMCATION
aoio umcK ok niK
cm i a
CHRISMAN & IJANGvS
W V a a -ar-v
VVau fupcr. Wall P,,nt,.
WW X a'WAV
The.beanty of your house depends on the
patfcorn and cpmlity of WALL I'APBR you use.
Tho lntHliiitcriiM, tlio bout kooiI and ,,rltCH lo Hull.
JiiHt rccclvcdft ilnrtfo Invoice ol thwo kooiI. i'i Wo
tnko plciwiire In Hliowlnjf tlioin,
Unlitil Hlulc. Un, oniM..
JtODKIIIIru'. tint. Aits IfiA-t
and Llaclc Hutte StaeH.lf-Vm! WlJ'fiK
toiiicres. ,, Jiinu !!, JH7H nlllliil "An
wuttwiu ui uiiin;, Ii ., ,"lurvi ' fxltniM to
COTTAGIi (iROVIi, ORB. '"
j i.iviv iiia HIIIMIliB,
. M:WXeW.t On..
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iiC tl W 'if.;. V 'l;'a00f I III
n X HI'. I I, h)i HV 1-1 nl Hvo No. ,1"
,.;,H ta,lg0 n j wVsM
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iiioro viiliinlilo lor lla tlmlinr orslono
Umn for iiirrk'iiltiirul l . 1 1 ri.ft.iu. ..,..1 ...
n.l,.I.IUI. l". .1. ; . . I.
-..M....n., i,ur iiiiiiiii io iiiiiii iiiiiiI buforo
..iMiuii, u n uoiiiliilHsloner ut
FItAWCK & GOWDY.
MmWm rm,
J. J.
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utH : "1r,,C,,h",,,n,Jr,,,'3,'v
lUUIlUt I
C'littrlei i Austin, Clnyborno V.
linoe'V I" ,llu Pir 8l! '" 1,1 Borneo
I'll or bulorn an il !.( .1,.,, ,.i kt i.
1003.
Oonttri'iiH n( Juno It, 1878 i iilltled
act (or llin siilnnf i inU-r Ismli l '.M
HIhIi-m ol fiilKoriiln, Orwui. titi
and WiisliliiKlniiTiirrlliiry "rit'iw.
to lilt llin Piilillo Laud Hlstes by
Auuiist 4, IhlW,
1'IIARI.I'N W. IOWF
I Kiiuenc. Ciniiiiv ol I-"'"' !
"I Oru Imi (his day I""' '
olllmlilB aw oi n iiBliintiil
llio iiurrliKiu ol HicLols H, VO. .I,
Hwtlim No. (I Tnwnililp "3 H, lnf?
No, I Wrst anil will olfer Ptool
liiw Unit Hut luml soiighl l t0"
valimlili, (or lis IIiiiIht orsl- l"n.J?
MKrlmillural iniriMwrn, sml '"."'fX,
Ills ulalin to snl.l '"I!
J. J. Wiuliiii, V. H. CoiiiiiilMlontf, "
i;iiKiuiu. Ortt., on Wcdiii'Nliiy. me
ln ..I I... - lllll'l ail1
i,h, .ii vuiiiuur, luifci, r.
Ilu mime, im wlliirssn . , , 7
N. II. .Mnrtlii,.l. W. PiiriWi,
1'Hlini.r.J. I). Yimiig. tittK l,rovf'
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Anv nnil ull imrsoiiH i'lllllillnKJ''r'
i.. ii. i ...it i i, .... la tirtl re
1 UIU IIIJOVIl-lll'i'l.Tliir.i -. .' ,.
iinmloil la lllu lliolr I'liilnn l M ffi?
on or beforo mild asili dny ol Oclowr
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JlltOKK INTO 1118 HOW'
8. LcQiilnu. ol Cuvi'iiillili VI-.
I.i.a,I Al 1.1 .iislnmiirv lit'Oll" ".L in
vii.loii ol Clironlii VM!irJi,,'f VnULa'lii 10 Wl
Dr. King's Now Mfo I HI" 'T?,"i .nd
lioii.o, his lionlilo wss " u.
now ho's entlruly ciiit'l- Wl f
iiuloiil to cure. 25 New w
filore,