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About The Leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1895-1903 | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1896)
T h e L e a d e r. Rural Northwest: jtj ut of the creameries of Coos County. Oregon, has always gone to San Francisco. This year it has been found necessary to relieve the Portland m arket bv shipping cream ery h otter from this city to San Francisco. As soon as our N orth west dairym en have inaile a little tuore progress conditihns will be ripe here ior the successful establish ment of condensed milk factories. T H E HORSE GOT EVEN. P o o r We publish the following letter just as we received it. dead ingen Contry June the 15 Mr E ditor of Cottage grove Please Publish this in your Paper Publish this in all Papers if tlmir is Enny one By the name of Been Hawely Pleas Publish it in the rose Burg Paper or the C Examiner you Can find out the tru th State whare this is Leaded Publish this in the oregonian L E W IS& BURKHOLDER. The lúcrele has within the past No Air, No Life. : few years come into such genera Pneumonia: FCBLISHKD EVERY BATUBDAY. use that it has threatened to drive X ’¿ O su ffo cates,Î the noblest ■ f all animals, the horse. 1’. THOItP, - - EDITOR. - ' , . bucar. . tli • By ail means be economical, but either to the cannery or to the ‘ V t * S w o 1 1 e u : don't be too economical where health th e ' SATURDAY, JU N E 20, _ - 1896. butcher’s shambles, hence it is or life is concerned. The matter of • ’’' . ¿ î y tu b es get! horse has little affection for the a few cents should never count be v jj solid, a n d : nineteenth-century machine, He tween the old, standard and reliable A wife has no business sewing for keep a ir ; the heathen when her husband views it with distrust whenever he preparations and the new, obscure, I f r o in the! wears a long-tailed coat to prevent meets it in the road, and looks up and in many cases, almost worthless lunçrs. Dr.! substitutes. on it as something to be despised. «mbarrassment. ¡A cker’s E n g lish Remedy* He shuns it as he would a viper, 8. F. Call: Foraker is said to b e ! reduces tue înnaminatton,! R m rl Northwest: The farm ers refusing to have anything in com At the regular business meeting the most dram atic statesman in of the United States are not going so tlie patient breathes: of the Cottage Grove, Epworth mon with the measly thing. County and in nom- American public life. freely, and is soon well. ! to q u it raising wheat for export be- pqfcrj. Kelsay has a noble, high- League, Chapter No. 11185, held Miss R.Ray,354 W.22dSt.,N.V.. | inating McKinley at St. Louis, he cause of the low price which has Saturday evening June Cth, 189G I s a y s : “ W h e n t h r e a t e n e d w ith minded horse who has on nil oc will have a stage, a role and au prevailed for a few years. When 1 1 temnonia, I took one b< ‘ttleof 1 )r. the following officers were elected casions treated the bicycle with : Acker's English Remedy, and the of Cod-liver Oil and Hypophosphites diene« that will give liini a splen the price of wheat falls below the perfect contempt, even refusing to Is as much the standard for all con for the ensuing term ending Dec. • appeared.” did chance to show his talent. profitable limit it is only a question look at one when he would m e e t, : 3 sizes, 25c ; 5fc : $1. All Srsrjists. ditions of wasting in children a; -d 8 th, 1896: . N Y. A< k ek M e d k in e Co.. of time until the price of all other it in the road, and his dignity was , adults where the lungs are v. r L L Lewis, President. Pendleton Tribune: Farm ers \ \ . \ \ . Tait, 1st Vice President. are congratulating themselves on farm products follow to the same un sorely ta x 'd i ’ e idbci -eniug when affected, a: quinine is the standard for I,i:,m lL uixirr D ead .—The dead profitable limit, as is ex< mplifi* 1 by .Master Claud brought a bran new malarial fevers. When you go to a Mrs. Win. Yeatch, 2nd Vice Presi the splendid prospects of a big body of Legh H arnett was found the present state of affairs. Until scorcher into the barn and stable'! store to get Scott's Emulsion, don't OREGON. LEMATI. dent. crop this year. Interest bow cen be fooled into taking something else the price of wheat again reaches a it under the same roof with tlx E. C. Conner, 3rd Vice President. this week, on Wolf creek a short they say “ is just as good." It isn’t. ters in what the opening price paring figure there is little reason spirited equine. The horse bon Scott’s Emulsion has gained its repu Nellie E. C'urren, 4th Vice Presi distance above the railroad station, for wheat will he. Local dealers to hope for a restoration of profitable the ins lit bravely for awhile, only tation by its superior merit, and noth lie was lying in an old cabin and dent. are inclined to believe that tin- prices in other lines of farm pro giving the intruding visitor an oc ing of its kind has ever equalled it. had been dead several weeks. Alta King, Secretary. price will vary between 35 an 1 40 Your doctor will tell you that. ducts except as a result of unusual casional disdainful glance ; h u t af W hether he had committed suicide E dgar F. Wood, Treasurer. All d ru g g ists sell S cott’s Em ulsion. cents. .hortage of crop. or lied from natural causes is not Two sizes—50 cents and $i.oos M yrtle Ostrander, Organist. ter he was left alone to his own known but the supposition is that The hay crop in this county is i An Oregon City business man's Roseburg Plaindealer: The -fill The following are the officers for m editations he began to get mad heavy, that is un going to be very his death was natural. Deceased 189(1 1897. of the G rand Chapter of and determ ined to even up ou the ed cheese” bill passed by the Sen watch failed to faithfully record less the showery weather continues object of his downfall The hai ate is analogous to the Oleomarga the passing cycles of time, and on was an old bachelor, never having Wishes to infoim those wtio are contemplating building in the spring to ban so th at it cannot be made. '1 he Oregon. O. E. S: oken, and he be rine act of a few years ago in the Tuesday last he sent it to a jewel been married. He was perhaps Go in their orders for lumber n o w . so they eau be Frances A. Helm, Wot thy Grand ter was easily broli damp weather of the past week or 70 years of age. At one time his work of de- gan at once on respect th at its purpose ¿3 to tax er for repairs. Shortly afterward Matron, Corvallis; John Vert, W ort has been seasonable for the late be was milling correspondent for hy Grand Patron, Pendleton; Mar struction. He kicked the bicycle an objectional m anufacture out of the jeweler returned with the time I seeded field. Hillsboro Independ the Oregonian and later on held garet Lutke, Associate G rand Ma all over the stable, and when he existence. Filled cheese is made piece and stated that a bedbug was , the same position on the Odserver With any kind of lumber you may wish, which will then be ready, and you ent. tron, Portland; C. H. Janes, Associ had appeased his wrath, tho bike j by using skimmed milk and lard inside of the works, and stopped ¡ won't have to wait. for a year or more. He was a ’49er The Boston Courier suggests that ate Grand Patron, P ortland; Made looked like it had gone through a i instead of cream. I t is not un- the progress of the wheels and in- ¡ in the California gold fields and girls who contemplate purchasing leine B. Conkling, G r Sec. 12 Pitzer St. Louis Cyclone. The horse g o t 1 wholesome, but it competes with tricate machinery. Several by- Standers roared at the discomfiture Stivine well to do, but lost his O rders F ro m a D istance P ro m p tly A tten d ed To a bicycle would do well to harden St. Roseburg; G ertrude M. Strange, even, b u t M aster Claud never will. the better article to the injury of ! wealth in speculation.—G rants Pass the farmers, and therefore they of the owner of the watch; who their muscles in advance by running Grand Treasurer, Oregon C ity; Carrie Times-Mountaineer. ¿ Í ^ S e u d in your orders at once. want protection against it in the indignantly asserted that lie had Odserver. their mother's sewing machine or Wise, G rand Conductress, Myrtle Rural N orthw est: The leading OREGON The Rocky M ountain H usband COTTAGE GROVE, rocking the baby. And it may be Point; Jennie Muckle, Associate Gr. wheat-growing countries of the Will form of a tax high enough to take do bedbugs on his person or in man reports that tbe demand for suggested ns an addendum tlint if Conductress, St. Helens; Win. Clem- amette Valley did not produce as away the profits of those who are his house. He refused to view the bedbug in tbe works of his | 1,utter aad e«S8 iu th at state is bet- there is no sewing machine or baby meiis, G rand Lecturer, Dayton; Anna much wheat in 1894 as in 1884 ac engaged in its production. ter than usual which r an encourag- _ The title Oregon Agricultural watcli or be comforted. . AT. in the house, there is probably a M. Haley, G rand Chaplain, Pendle cording to the census returns for ! ing symptom. College is somewhat misleading by O. F. Tyler, a son of President ton; Minnie 11. Lee, Grand Marshal, 1885 and 1895. It is by no means wash tub. A lady was once lam enting the ill Corvallis; Mamie P. Brown, Grand certain, however, that these countries limitation. The institution is also Tyler, is under arrest at Richmond, The California F ru it Grower says Adah, H eppner; Clara Darling, Gr. luck which attended her affairs, a mechanical college and is in fact Va., charged with shooting Jack _ _ _ _ _ _ OREGON. th at straw berry sandwiches will Ruth, Condon; Susan J. Heppner, will not at some future time produce a college of general scienece. The Carr, a young negro. Tyler adm its 1 when a friend, wishing to console TEMATI, more wheat than ever before There prove a pleasing novelty for pic G rand Ester, P ortland; Ora X. M au -1 A FULL LINE OF literary courses are far from being the shooting, b a t claims it was done ! her, b:ule her “look upon the bright are few places in the world where nics or on the afternoon tea table. side.” “Oh,” she sighed, “there seems ry, G rand M artha, Coquille City , wjjeat yields as abundantly as in this neglected and the young man or in self defence. no b lig h t side.” “Then polish up the They are easily prepared, being Electa E Colvin, G rand Electa, Lake- A shipm ent of 150 tons of copper valley and as more intensivemethods woman who thoroughly masters tl e dark one,” was tlie quick reply. simply large straw berries cut in I view; B arbra Crabill, Grand W arder, of farming come into use it will be j courses at the O. A. C., ia well from the Ducktown (Tenn.) mines slices, covered with sifted sugar Baker City; L. S. Stone, Grand Sen I t is a mistake to suppose night fitted to prosecute any special pu r lias been made at Swansea, Wales. and placed between thin slices of tinel, P ortland; Clara Burkholder, found that the valley can enormously suit his inclination aud taste may air in towns is unhealthy. In most increase its agricv’ .iiral productions n French roll delicately spread with ( cases it is purer between 10 at night Iran d Organist, C ottage Grove. iu other directions, and at the same choose. The scope and practicality’ butter. They must be mude just and Gin the m orning than any other The eight Annual Communication time produce mere wheat than ever 1 of the work at this institution are before serving. part of the twenty-four hours. It will be held in Portland, S econd1 before. There will be less bare but faintly comprehended by even is beneficial to sleep with the win Tho California F ru it Grower Monday in June, 1897. summer fallow and much less idle! some of its warmest friends. The dow 1 pen four inches from the top. people of the state are fast awak says the stock of prunes remaining land when that time comes. and the door tightly closed. A N ewspaper ’ s W orst E nemy . F irs t ing to its value, and indications on hand in California is limited to and foremost the man who owes a "When you find a person who 1 as point to a largely inerì su ed at ten Hawaiian huckleberries grow in about 30 cars and these are fast This stock has just been refilled and is the newspaper an honest debt and will tried Simmons Liver Regulator you dane next autum n.— Corvi.liis Ga clusters on low bushes right, on the going into consumption, but not pay it, can be counted as an en are sure to hear them say something zette. very blink of the brimstone beds aud best selected in town. low prices. At tho present time 1 emy. The man who wants an office in its favor. Mrs. G. T. Judy, Blue are so numerous that aq bushel may f i^ T lie highest prices paid fur all kinds ot produce.« Rural Northwest: While this is conditions are favorable for a larger T * and complains because tho newspa- Grass, III., recently wrote: “I cannot be easily gathered in half an hour a most discouraging season fu» the crop than last season. per will not champion him m prefer- do without Simmons Liver R egula I n a p p < * n ra n ce M iu iio w h a i r<4<A:n fruit growers of W estern Oregon point to better than 60,000,000 -cnce to all others, is pretty apt to be tor since I know the value of it as a ble a cranberry, and the flavor is and W estern W ashington, it will not pounds of cured prunes as the come an enemy. The man who family medicine.” And Dr W. P. pleasantly suggestive of grapes. do to give up, aud neglect the or crop of 1896. wants to dictate to a paper, and is Gibbes, of Beauford, S. C., says: I Arrange the drinking vessels so as chards. Those growers who are so to keep the little fowls out of them Rural N orthw est: There seemed not allowed to do so, is a sure enemy, prescribe Simmons Liver Regulator discoura d with the busineas of as gating wet in any way is in ju ri FOR SALE. at one time to lie good reason to The ruffian and the bully never like and knowAt to be a first class liver fruit growing th at they will n i COTTAGE (¡ROVE, OREGON ous to the health. hope that the present Congress a bold and fearless newspaper. The : inedicide. j take proper care of their orchards 2 8 0 acres of the very best timber D e a l e r s III would place a duty of nt least five sneak and the coward fear newspa- | A correspondent of the Rural should proceed to grub up their trees laud witii Saw Mill 9 miles from Cot NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. tage Grove and six miles from rail cents per pound on wool. It has pers and consequently do not like New Yorker recommends the follow- as fast as possibe. Neglected or road ; shingle mill already for work. good house, barn, etc. Enough Land Office at Roseburg. Oregon, failed to de so, however, and failure them. B ut of all men that a news chards will certainly bring their Also method of canning strawberries: June 12, 189G. cedar shingle timber on tlie place to is most severely felt in the Pacific paper man should dislike, it is the 1,1 irst put a table spoon of water iu owners no profits and are likely to pay for tlie place alone, besides 8,000,- Notice is hereby given that the following- whom it has befriended and as- 000 feet (eight million feet of the finest, named settler has filed notice of his Intention to Northwest. A duty of this amount man akt final proof in support of his claim, amt , , i • 1 1 a stew dish, then p u t in the fruit become public nusiances. Those kind of saw timber. I will sell this m that *ai I proof will be made before J oel w a k k , , msted. and who proves the ing rate— , , ,, 1 . » S H E E T IR O N W A R E , would have added a million dollars F. E. T ovcuette . 1 0 I and place the sugar on top of the who have healthy, vigorous trees cheap I . S. U. ( ’. ( oimnissioner at Eugene, Oregon, on ; .July »(». viz: William II. R ayon homestead who tu rn s his back on tlio paper a year to O regon’s income. fruit. Place tbe dish on the back will hardly feel like digging them ♦ nti y No. 5770 for the Sw‘ , of sec. 28, tp. X S. R. W ild w o o d A x es, A m u n itio n , a n d a ll s iz e s o f NOTICE. 5 west, lie names the following witnesses to | after securing all from it possible. of the stove, cover closely and cook up, and therefore should give them his continuous residence upon and eultl- . There will be an auction sale at prove ration of, said land, viz: Denis G. Palm. Samuel ' Rural Northwest: The rapid in- ; We can respect in a certain degree-', glowJy Jone wheQ ¡t ehould be proper care in order tie. O A ^ T Z E L IJD G -Z E S . i ten ci N. W. W hite, on G. Lockwood, Frank J . Snyder aud Alfred Eaton Lorane Oregon, R. M. Y ea t < h , crease in the amount of Hour expor- nn open and avowed enemy, b ut an canned in tbe usual V a V . I t ■ • 15, at 1 o’clock for the purpose of jun20-3 be in conditioi . in NAILS, CUTLERY Shelf anil Building Register. ' Keep a full stock of ted from Oregon and W ashington I ia Srate- nev er.-Jack so n v ille ( Fla. ) of selling 1 mower, 1 sulky plow, another year. al'cd claimed th a t ben. i Metropolis. T respass Notice. 2 walking plows, 1 barley crusher, 1 ZET W , has nn im portant bearing upon the i this way do not rise to the top Sixty per cent of the world's wheat fan and a lot of smaller tools. Notice is hereby given tliat I. the O ld P eople. ilevelopement of the dairy industry 1 the juice in the cans as they are apt supply of sugar is contributed by Terms, all under five dollars cash in ' undersigned, have posted trespass fiH ^Kcpairing neatly ilonej Old people who require medicine to to do when the fruit is prepared in 1 notices on my respective premises and from the fact that it hu gely increases the sugar beet, much as this fact hand, all over five dollars on GO ¡d' persons trespassing thereon after '■■■Jl regulate the bowels and kidneys will ♦ he supply of bran and shorts. I t find tlie true remedy in Electric Bit- the common way. may surprise us. Mo„t of us would days time, with personal security at this date will be prosecuted to the lull 5 per cent interest. ! extent of tlie law. is to be hoped th at before many ters. This medicine does not stimu declare that we had never tasted L. II. Y arbkohoh . A. V. W hitney . Rural Northwest : The first late a id contains no whiskey nor years our surplus wheat will be ex peet sugar, for, of course, we would other intoxicant, tint, acts as a tonic spraying of apple trees for tho G'od- ported only in the form of Hour. know it if we had. This does Notice to Contractors and Builders. and alterative. I t acts mildly on tlie ! lin moth should have been done by stomach and bowels, adding strength The directors of School District, away with the fallacy of beet su T H. B L U N D E L L , P ro p rie to r, The boys relate an excellent story a n d g i v i n g t o n e t o t i e organs, there—| this time, I t will be well now to Public and No. 45, Lane county, Or., win’ re Notary gar being yet but an experiment. regarding a certain candidates l>v aiding Nature in tlie performances tie strips of burlap, old sacks or old ceive sealed bids until June 8, 189G, i tlie fum tions. Electric Litters is cj0^b of auv bjnd around the trees. A resident of Oklahoma writes for building a four room addition to! speech while on an electioneering o an excellent appetizer and aids tliges- LJ W hite W yandottes, Golden Wynnilotte«, Rarred and W hite Plvm outh tour He bad a large audience of t i o n . Old People find it just exactly Once a week go through tho orchard to a Salem friend th at last week the present school building accord-' O ffic e in M e in z e r R e s id e n c e Rocks, Black and White Minorcas, Rose Comb Black Minorc.us, Red Caps, ing to plans and specifications. The ! porch of his ladies and gentlem en and in cour e what they need. Price fifty cents and take off the bands, kill the worms he stood on the A lain S tr e e t,C o tta g e Buff Leghorns, Brown Leghorns, B. B. Red Game Bantams, Etc. $1.00 per bottle at J A. Benson's and replace the bands. The growers farm house aud counted eight cy contract will be let to tlie lowest r e - ! G ro v e, O reg o n . of Ins speech delivered himself o sponsible bidder, who will lie re- . Drug Store. ^5>”All who have country or city P e k in D ucks, F a n c y P ig eo n s an d Squabs. who are most successful in proiluc- clones, one of which took away all quired to give bonds. The right re- i ♦he following: “Now. you can buy property f o r sale would <lo well to call a cow for $15, but you can get a bet “Yes” said the old man, addressing ing clean apples geneally use the of his farm buildings and im served to reject any or all bids. For on tiini The following is a few spec E g g s and S tock in Season. C orrespondence Solicited. provements. Tho Oklahoma man further information, plans and spe ial bargains in farms. ter one for $20; you can hire a his young visitor: “I'm proud of my bands as an auxiliary to spraying, SALEM, OREGON. cifications call on Board of Directors. A RARE BARGAIN. girls and should like to see them school teacher for $45 a month but o M illigrubs is inclined to low has a fine farm, but is uncertain S. R. P iper , Chairman. 1G0 acres of land with running P riz e s in th e la st Tw o Y ears. 2 Sw eepstakes. if pays better to pay $20 for a good comfortably m arried; and as I've spirts at times. In one of these just how long he will be able to water the whole year; fine fir and one. Your cheap cow won't give made a little money, they won't go SpCn8 be grum bled the other day, hold it down, and his eyes are Go to th e Sherw ood House cedar saw timber, never culled; 20 m uch milk, and it is the same way to their husbands penniless. There’s “This is a dreary world; that's the turning longingly toward Oregon— B a k e ry acres cleared with some fruit trees. PKEFAIUTIONS FOK with your school teacher." This Mary 25 years old, and a real good reason I hate doctors—they helped the land where cyclones aud bliz For goods at the following prices: Will make a splendid fruit place Ginger snaps 10 cents per doz. and only 5 miles south of Cottage girl, I shall give her $5000 when bring me into it." Here lie stopped zards are unknown. brought the house down. Lemon snaps 10 cents per doz. Grove. she marries. Then comes Bet, who but brightening up a moment later A Kentucky poultry man careful- Cookies of all kinds. Cream puffs The Hood River straw berry crop won't see 35 again, shall have $10,- he added, “However, they help us ly preserved ai¿d weighed the 20 cents per doz. Angel food cake A FIN E 80 ACRE FARM FOR is still backward about ripening On 000; and the man who takes Elza, out of it in the end; so they are not manure from the flock. Ho got 20 cents to 40 cents apiece. All SALE, W ednesday night som ething over who is forty, will have $45,000 with so bad after all.”— Boston T ran an average of G5 pounds per bird kinds of cake, first class, made to 4 miles from Cottage Grove, all under good fence. 25 acres in cultivation, 100 crates were shipped to Montana. her.” The young man reflected a mo during the year, and analysis show order. Bread, two 12 oz. loves 5 cts. ! 150 script. fruit trees four years old, good Pies 15 cents each. Opened April Prices in the M ontana market re ment or so and then nervously inquir buildings, well watered, two or three Mrs. F re t—If I had money enough ed that this 65 pounds of drop 1st 1896. j good springs, and one half miles from main good for Hood river berries. ed: “You haven't one about fifty, to go abroad and stay a year I would pings contained two pounds nitor- i good school. Price $1260. Write or OF NOVEMBER 3 AllE ALREADY UNDER WAY. At Butte they have been selling for have vou?”—Ex. A NEW gen aud one and a third pounds callo n W. Bui mmi i, be perfectly happy. C ottage G-rove H otel, Cottage Grove, Or. $7 a crate. Iu some early localities T w o L iv es S aved . Mr. F re t—So would I.—D etroit each of potash anti phosphoric Cottage Grove, Or. under the F o r S ale o r E xchange, fo r C o t ♦ he crop was injured by the frost acid, all worth 50 cents in the management of Mrs Blachley gives 18 TO BE ELECTED, AND THE Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, ot Junction Free Pass. ta g e G ro v e P r o p e r ty . and cold rains, but on the whole, the City, 111., was told b y her doctors that fertilizer market. As he got only excellent mcaL. anil rooms for tran 425 acres of land, all fenced and “Do you notice how time flies cross fenced, about 40 acres of plow crop is better than for several years. she laid Consumption and that there the m anure dropped at night, he sient or regular boarders. Tommy'?” | land, 40 more could be easily cleared, will, as always, be found in the thickest of the fight, buttling was no hope for her, but two bottles The nrospect is considered good for concludes that each hen produces balance good pasture land. Splendid Dr. King's New Discovery completely “Yes'm.” vigerously for SOUND BUSINESS PRINCIPLES, which will Restaurant, Bakery ! garden lan d ; about 5 acres of or- prices ruling as high as tl ev ,b I lr cured her aud she says it saved her a dollar's worth of m anure in a bring PROSPERITY T o THE NATION. “In what way?” i chard ; 1 good dwelling hou^e and out — AND— Lie. Mr. Tlios. Eggers, 139 Florida year th roug’ nit tin THE NEW -YORK W EI.KLY J RIBUNE is not only ’hp lead buildings ; 4 barns ; 7 chicken houses. “W ’y, seems to me 'taint been a year, if she runs under plum or St. San Francisco, suffered from a LODGING- ROOMS. Horses, sheep and goats can be ing Republican paper of the country, tint is PRE-EMINENTLY boro Independí peach trees. In that case, her dreadful cold, approaching Consump week since I wuz licked for skating Under management of Mr,. E. L. ! bought on the place. Price per acre A NATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER. tion, trieil without result everything on thin ice, ’n iast night I got it food, and her products will he B aht . H o t meals including t h e latest $8.0-). Situated 9 miles from Yoriea! Its campaign news and discussions will interest every Ameri The city of Johnstown, Pa., else then bought one bottle of Dr. and best; nice, clean ami newly furn ia, I>4 miles from Elkhead Quick Sli clear profit. can citizen. ¡shed rooms for boarders and tran- ver Mines; 20 rods from school; 2>J which was overwhelmed by the King's New Discovery and in two again for goin’ in swimmin’b'-Cbicago miles from church ; fiO rodsfrom post- All the news of the day, Foreign Correspondence, Agricultural The cloves we use are flowers sient patrons. waters of a broken dam May 31, w e e k s was cured, l i e is naturally Record. office, mail twice a week. Call on or Department, Market Reports, Short Stories complete in each thankful. It is such results, of which write W. B rummett , Cottage Grove, W alter F. Eagle is tho name gathered before they have o enei, 1889, eD gulfing several thousand these are sampl number, Comic Pictures, Fashion Plates with elaborate descrip that prove tlie Won Or. people, is now a handsome and derful efficacy o: this medicine in given by a young man arrested and while they are still green. After tions, and a variety of items of household interest, make up AN NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. IDEAL FAMILY PAYER. railroad depot at being gathered they are smoked by thriving place of 40.000 inhabit Coughs aud Colds, i e trial b o ttL s at the Erie at J. A. Benson's Drug Store. Regu R utherford, N. J., who imagined a wood fire and then dried in the AND Laud Office at Roseburg, Oregon, ants. having added 10,000 to its lar sizes 50c a n d $1.<H\ We furnish “ T h e I.eail<;r” and “ N ew Y o rk W eek- April 25, 1S9G. jj. q-riiiiUK- (both papers), he was a locomotive, and insisted sun. Each clove consists of two population since that calamity N'utice is hirt-by given th at the following- Now is the time to look for shoes. nann-'l W hen falling, out of a tree in stopping express trains. He is parts, a round head, which is the Johnstown lost 7 per cent of its settler ms tiled notice of bis intention to make linai proof in support of ins clami, anil that four petals or leaves of the flower Look at ours. We have the very citizens in the raging torrent, and or down a steep declivity, bears about twenty years old. He said said proof will be made ele before JuEL J o e l W a k e U. S. C. I . Commissioner a t Eugene, Oregon, on A, CASH IN A D V A N C E . he lived at Los Angeles, Cal., and rolled up enclosing a num ber of best and the latest in this line. Re June yet it is now one of the most pros will roll themselves into a close 29. 1b.nl. viz. Israel J. Gray on hom estead Address all orders to entrv No. oTtlo for tlie S '2 Sw' , and lot 5 of see. small stalks or filaments. pairing done promptly. perous cities of its size in the resemb.aoce to a huge furrv ball. said he had been in an insane a- 1». tp. 21 8., K. 3 east, lie names tlie following TH E LEADER. to prove bis continuous residence up- The sleepy drowsy hens are not and thus escape without injury. B O W E R & D E W A L D . itnesses .svlum 1 . clctl ing is of the best state. American pluck has always i and cultivation of, said laud, viz: Almanza C. W üte your_name and address n oa (distal card, send it to Geo. W. Best, Alonzo S. W infrey, George Carter and quality aud It- uppt-aru to be well j the ones th at lay the greatest num -¡SH O E DEALERS, Cottage Grove, McUlane. been found equal to every em ergen Anna XI. McClane, all ■ Hazel Dell.Oregon. Room 2. Tribune Pudding, New York City, and a sample copy of the Or. 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