t o j B Grove Echo-Leader.
4“D o n r s ”
A COUNTRY OF HOMES.
The cable announcement in the RAPID AND CHE AP REDUCTION
Secretary Smith has reversed the
Oregonian that in London Monday
decision of the commissioner of the
OF BASE ORES.
“special attention was called to a
general laud office in three addi­
“The greatest thing for a coun- J
small lot of Oregon pears, which
tional cases, awarding the land to
try,”
exclaims
Col.
Ingersoll,
“is
for
A
satisfactory
test
of
the
rapid
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
were very fine, and sold readily at and cheap reduction of base ores by all citizens to have a home;” and in
the Willamette Valley & Cascade
E. P . T H O ItP , - - E D IT O R . 13s,” is good news to the fruit­
Mountain
Road Company.
this
respect
our
own
country
is
to
!
roasting has been made near Oak­
DON'T think that you run any I Henderson Wagon
growers of this state. Se also are
Elliott aud Edward R.
SATURDAY, OCT. 12,
1895. the reports from Sew York relative land, says a California paper. It is be regarded as the greatest in the
a new process, and this was the world. Our people have what may­ risk in sending to W einstock, Lubin Taylor, in the Burns district, were
to
the
Oregon
prune.
Several
car
Conneticut has looked over its
first public exhibition of the work­ be called the fireside instinct in a & Co., Sacram ento, for anything awarded the land by the commis­
tobacco crop and fiuds the prospect loads have been sold by one dealer, ing of the plant, which promises a larger degree than those of any you may need. Goods not as ordered sioners. The secretary holds that
who tells the Sew York Sun that he
t? b» much better than the average. 1 and
great saving of the product of the other nation. They are pre­ are returnable a t their expense. the lauds were within the limits of
his customers are delighted
The French proverb that Provi­
ores
and of the cost of obtaining it. eminently home-makers, and the That is one reason why they try so , the withdrawal for the company on
dence takes care of the United over the quality of the Oregon fruit.
The
roasting is done through the proportion of them who own homes hard to have things ju st rig h t the ; •Inly 5, 1866 aLd were not open to
It
has
been
taken
for
granted
in
the
settlement.
States stands the test well this year.
passage of the powdered ore is in excess of that known else­ first time.
. Sew York market that California through
a flue 100 feet in length where. The history of the country
A careful report shows that over ’ was simply unrivaled in prune pro- and with a fall of three inches to I from the first is the story of a con­
; duction. In one respect, California
W H. COOPER.
61 per cent of the railroad share
the foot It requires from four to ! stant struggle for the ownership of
DON'T ituaSine th a t there is
capital of the country failed to re­ 1 has an advantage over Oregon ten minutes for complete desulphur­ land and the multiplication of
A
t
t
o r n e y a t HLa-w,
ceive any dividend in 1894. Hostil­ i prune-growers, and that is in the ization of the ores in its passage.' family hearthstones. This purpose anything mysterious or bothersome
C ottage G rove . O regon .
ity to railroads will have to find J expense of drying. But for fresh Three furnaces about thirty feet has been the controlling oue iu the about o rdering goods by mail. It
some other ground than their ex­ prunes, Oregon will soon assert its apart communicate with the flue, work of subduing the wilderness is as simple as A, B, C. Some few
j ascendency
unmistakably.
The
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
and extending the sway of civiliza­ j hints as to sending money, etc-.,
cessive profits.
; moiater climate gives the Italian and the flames from them are j tion between the Atlantic and the will be found on page one of Wein- Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
driven into it. Near each furnace 1
Mr. Gladstone is too sensible a prune, as it is usually called, or the there is also a series of blowpipes Pacific. The log cabins of the . stock, Lubin & Co.’s (Sacram ento )
A ugust, 28, 1895.
man to print a book without an in­ i Fellenberg plum, as it more strictly opening into the side of the flue and ; earliest settlers represented the in­ , Catalogue. I t will be sent free to N otice is hereby given that the following-
nam ed settler lias tiled notice of his intention to
dex or to believe that anybody cas is, a great advantage over the directed downward. The direction spiration which was to insure the any address.
m ake final proof in support of his claim, and that
said proof w ill lx* m ade before A. C. Jen n in g s
make an index. In spite of the French prune raised in California. ' of the blast of compressed air from development of our unprecedented
County
Clerk of Lane county. Oregon, a t Eugene
condition of his eyes, he will him­ Th.s year the French prune is bet­ the first series causes a rotary resources and the winuing of a sur­
Oregon, on October is. 1895,‘viz:
ter
in
Oregon
than
in
California;
William A. Kpong, on H. E. No. 5539, f«»r the w 1
passing order
of
prosperity.
self prepare the index to his forth­
DON'T make the mistake of N He E '4 nam & es S’ the
., NW ‘ , See. 24 1. 21 S. K. 3 West.
i but the chief export fruit is the motion of the small particles being Wherever American courage, indus­
following w itnesses to prove tiis
coming life of Bishop Butler.
LEMATI.
-
_
_
_
_
_
OREGON.
roasted, while the situation of the
continuous
residence upon and cultivation of,
i Italian prune. It will command
try and fortitude have been mani­ ' thinking you can buy elsewhere to said land, viz:
)
next
series
of
blowpipes
on
the
op
:
Rawlings. D avid Rissue, Jam e s Lebow,
The latest reports go to show : two cents a pound more than the • posite of the flue is such that the fested, there have been homes ; as good advantage. Weinstock. a Rufus
n d Jo h n Lebow, all of Cottage (¡rove, Oregon.
that the cotton crop will not ex­ California fruit, because of its size rotary motion is there reversed, and established, and the domestic vir­ Lubin & Co.’s prices, styles and
R. M. V e a t c h . R egister.
ceed 7,000,000 bales, and is likely and “meaty’’ quality This fruit is so on, causing a thorough stirring tues nourished and encouraged. : qualities have brought them the ; aug3l-l3
to be about 6,500,000 bales. This sure to have a great popularity in up of the particles in their down- It is true, as Col. Ingersoll ssys, ' largest general retail trade on the
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
will cause a gradual advance in the , America, and its growth will pay ! ward passage. So great is the heat that patriotism of the best sort is ; Coast. Is th a t not public verdict E state o f W illiam Shields, De­
price, and give the planters a good well. As has been remarked before, obtained that the most refactory ore always found where snch conditions i th a t they hold first place ?
ceased .
SENDING TO “4#
profit after many years of light re­ our growers have only to study the is completely deoxidized and all the exist. Those who are part proprie­
Notice is hereby given th a t T. (J. H endricks
has
been
duly
appointed
a d m inistrator of the
best methods, and they will gain
turns.
tors of a country are sure to love it,
esta te of William Shields deceased. All per­
arsenic
and
bases
are
removed,
and hold a lucrative market. The
having claims against said esta te are here­
| leaving free milling gold to be col­ and to liasteu to its defense in a
DON'T do for a day without the sons
by notified to present the sam e to the adm inis­
Spain may look the world over and extension of fruit markets takes lected from the tanks at the lowei time of peril, as has been as grandly
tra to r a t the F irst N ational Bank in EugeneCitv.
Oregon, w ithin six m onths from the date of the
will not find an intelligent observer time and effort and persistence end of the flue.
illustrated iu our own case.
handsome Catalogue of Weinstock, publication of th is notice. D ated this 14th day M y Trees are all on W hole R oots, R a ised on
through
uuluckj
experiments.
Sept. 1895.
T. G. H i n i i r i i \ s . ’
anywhere who believes that it can
There is uo other one thing to Lubin & Co., Sacramento. Beau­ of
But oue of the most advantage-
G e o . B. D<» k k is ,
A dm inistrator.
ever restore the old condition of More than once shipments of Cal- ’ ous features of the process is that which we are more indebted for our tiful illustrations and full inform a­
H ig h ly tilled Land,
A ttorney for th e estate.
affairs in Cuba. But Spain pushes j ifornia fresh fruits to London have all the volatized metals pass on and national welfare and progress than tion about all kinds of Clothing,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
on with fresh armies, blind to her ! ireen pronounced flat failures, but are carried by a pipe into a tank of the homestead laws. That great Dry Goods, Household Supplies for
own interests and deaf to every the growers still keep on shipping, • water. The water is afterward measure of practical beneficence men, women aud children. F ree to U nited S tates L and O ffice ,?
R oseburg , O r . Sept. 5, 1895.(
and eventually their efforts will be
reasonable consideration.
gave more homes to homeless peo­ any address.
Notice is hereby given th at the following-
crowned with success. The same is drawn off and precipitated to secure ple than all the rest of the influen­
nam
ed settler has tiled notice of his intention to
; the different metal that passed into
m ake filial pr<x»f iu support of his claim, and that
Massachusetts has but seven­ true of Oregon fruit shipments, it in a gaseous state.
ces at work in that direction during
said
pr<x»l will be m ade Ixdore A. C. Jennings,
teen farmers in its Legislature i Prune-growing will succeed just as
C ounty C lerk of Lane County, Oregon, at
all the preceding history of the W EINSTOCK. LUBIN & CO.,
The
test
was
a
particularly
severe
Eugene,
Lane County Oregon, on O ctober 21,
uf 280 members, while
the other business succeeds, when con­ i one, as it was made with concen- country. It provided an opportu­
1895, viz:
Jo
sep
h
Sams on hom estead entry No. 7933 for
lawyers number forty-nine. There ducted on strictly business princi­
the NEv, N El4 of sec. 8. Tp. 2« S.. K, 3 West.
I trates or sulphurates instead of nity for which tens of thousands
«©-PACKING FREE.-««
can be no explanation of
this ples and on a moderate margin of j ordinary ore, a supply of which did were longing; it helped the poor
He nam es the following w itnesses to prove bis
Nos. 4 0 0 to 412 K STREET.
continuous residence uixm and cultivation of said
except that farmers are unwilling profit.
teif-REMEMBER-—I earty Apples, Pear, Chtiry, Prime, Plum. Peach,
land, viz: D aniel i’. Sheridan. Isaac N. Dresser
j not arrive in time. The ten tons of and hard-working bv euabling them
and C harles B. Sw eet, o f W alker, Oregon, and and also a very fine
to fool away their time in an aver­
j sulphurates used were brought from to help themselves. We are too apt
i Jo h n W. Nokes, of C ottage (¡rove. Oregon.
No
people
suCTer
so
much
from
phy­
age State Legislature.
JL M. Y e a t c h , R egister.
SACRAMENTO. CAL.
STOCK OF WELL TESTED SMALL FRUIT.
sical disabilities as those whose busi­ the Amador Queeu mine several to forget that in the absence of this
sept7-14
ness requires little or no niusculur months ago. The test, however, incentive aud assistance, the settle
My
trees
will
be sent TRUE TO LABILL. Addtess nil orders to
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Corn exports are rapidly increas­ exertion. The lack of exercise causes was very successful in demonstrat­ ment of the new West would have
Timber Laml, Act June 3, 1878.
P A C IF IC C O A ST .
M. L. FO R STER .
ing, and the crop is the largest ever the liver to become sluggish and the ing the value of the method.
been indefinitely postponed. It was
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
result is constant Constipation, In­
grown and is practically out of ! digestion,
Tangent, L inn County. Oregon.
United States L.ind Oilice, Roseburg,
The ore is first dry crushed anil the homestead law above everything j No. 112.
Biliousness and nick Head­
danger from frost and everything ache. To prevent this take Simmons then powdered to forty mesh, or the else that caused immigration to go
Oregon, Septeinber 5, 1895.
else. This means good times for Liver Regulator; it keeps the liver j finest of ordinary dust, when it is hevoud the Mississippi and the
N otice is hereby given th a t in com pliance w ith
I
t
will
pay
you
to
subscribe
for
active
and
makes
one’s
condition
as
the farmers. Corn is the most valu­
the provisions of the act of Congress of J u n e 3.
as those who have much ready to be fed into the top of the Missouri, and to fill the waste places the E cho L eader . Try it.
1878, entitled “ An act for the sale of tim ber lands
able of all the crops, and when, as comfortable
in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and
flue, which has an iuterior diameter with productiveness and all the
exercise.
W ashington T erritory,’’ as extended to all the
now, the yield is large and the de­
Mr.
Ernest
H.
Palmer,
who
found­
of one foot and is lined with fire­ means of comfort aud enjoyment.
Public Land States by act of A ugust 4, 1892,
mand fair, the country is sure to be
S. H. Barr, of Sweet Home, want­ proof brick. Green oak wood is The government was an immense ed the house of Palmer & Key, in
Milton F. Ambler,
Portland,
15
years
ago,
and
has
been
prosperous.
ed to see what could be done in j used for fuel and 100 units is con gainer by the policy which thus in­
of Comstock, county of Douglas. State of Oregon
in
charge
ever
since
of
the
Palmer
wheat raising when a man tried a ' sumed with every unit of wood. creased the sources of its prosperity
has tliis day tiled in this nfliee his sworn s ta te ­
ment NoG5l. f«»r the purchase«»! die S’ , sw , anti
East Oregonian:
Reservation thorough way, so he plowed a 22- ; The burning of the gases iu the flue and strengthened the devotion of A Rey branch of the American Type S’2 SE’4 of section No 4. in tow nship No 21. S.
range No 4 west, and will oiler pr<x»f to show that
lands are not renting so readily this acre lot in January, again in June saves more than one-half the fuel the people to its principles and in­ Founders’ Company lias been pro­ ; I the
land sought is more valuable f«»r its timlx r
moted
to
Pacific
coast
manager
of
and
cultivated
it
seven
times
before
stitutions.
A
vast
addition
was
j
or
stone than for agrieulti ral purfioses. and to
required for ordinary furnaces. By
year as heretofore. Wheat lands
i establish liis claim to said laml before the Reg
the
different
brauches
of
the
Type
sowing
to
wheat.
The
result
was
made
to
the
homes
of
the
country
ister ami Receiver of this office at Rost Imrg. Or­ W icdio to infin iti tlios«» w ho an» c o n te n t p i tt i n g b u ild in g in th e *prit)g to b a n
the new process ore may be roasted
are growing cheaper, both in price
on Mt.mlay tin- isth cay of N ovem ber,;
in Un ir or<ler» for lu m b e r now. «o tli *y c a n b«
and rental. They have heretofore an average of 52£ bushels per acre. at a cost of less than ( l a ton, and i in a comparatively short time, and Founders’ Company, including San egon,
1895. He nam es as w itnesses:
Francisco,
Portland
and
Los
Angel­
A
square
deal
in
acres
and
bushels.
with
the
homes
came
churches,
William
G. Chandler.
Louis
Antone. 1
90 to 95 per cent of the assay value
been capitalized too high, and the
Samuel 1. A ikius amt t harles P. M errellof ( «»m
schools, newspapers, railroads, amt es. His headquarters will l>e San ; sttx-k,
Oregon.
Indians and other landlords have A brother, J. F. Barr, on 17 acres i obtaiued.
and all persons claim ing adversely
The plant cost (20,000 and has a 1 all the advantages that have con­ Francisce, tor which city he will til«* Any
profited more than they deserved on raised an average of 47 bushels to
alxtve-descrihcd lands are requested to tile
th e ir claim s in this office on or before said 1sth With any kind of lumber you may wish, wbi« b will ilu n lw» ready, and yon
’«•count of it. The worker, after the acre, and a neighbor, John capacity of fifty tons a day. It tributed so much to our aggregate leave the end of this mouth
of November, 1895.
Mr J. X. Brands, of Chicago, has day sepl4-iow
The
paying his bills, had little if any­ Orchard, on 40 acres of 45 bushels, would, if located at a mine, require happiness and greatness
won’t have to wait.
R. M. V e a t c ii , Register, j
been
appointed
local
manager
of
tlie
all
accomplished
by
putting
the
historians
of
the
future
will
not
fail
fifteen men, divided into three shifts,
thing left to represent hie labor.
NOTICE FOE PUBLICATION?
ground in good condition. The to run i t Three cords of wood are ; to dwell upon the importance of American Type Founders Company’s
Orders From a Distance P ro m p tly A ttended To
Barr soil has been farmed fo v - sufficient for three tons of ore with i this movement and to praise the branch in this city to take the place
U
nited S tates L and O ffice ,
The speculative boom m ‘ African years.—Albany Democrat *
made
vacant
by
Mr.
Palmer’s
pro­
I
wisdom
which
made
it
possible.
this furnace.
Roe. burg, Oregon. Sept. 21, 1895
gold is leading English investors to
motion, and will leave for the West Notice is hereby given th a t d ie following- j
.—
. —
j
Send in your orders a t once.
It is estimated that with free
look into the merits of American
T H E N E D r O K D PA C K IN G H O U SE.
nam ed settler lias tiled notice of his intention to
in
a
few
days.
He
is
a
veteran
in
water
and
oak
or
other
green
wood
_
_
_
_
_
OREGON.
I t ’s ju st as easy to try One Minute the type aud Newspaper Union busi­ m ake final pro«»f in support of his claim, ami th a t COTTAGE GROVE,
gold mines, and it is said that they
said pro«»f will lie m ade before the R egister ami
have been investigating at least a M r. M e d f o r d Say» it H m B e e n R u n S u c c e « h at (3.50 a cord, gold and silver re­ Cough Cure as any th in g else. I t ’s ness, and for several years has been Receiver. C. S. Laml office at Roseburg. Oregon,
on Novemlier 2. 189.5, viz: ¡sham P.urnett on
fractory ores can be converted at easier to cure a severe cough or cold
hundred properties in the West.
f u lly T h r e e Y ea rs.
it. L et your next purchase for connected with the firm of Marder, hom estead entry No. 8183 for the S'., Se' ,. Ne' ,
the mine from a dump to base a with
Goods a nd
S ty le s
. Lot 2. S e e . 4. Tp. 22 S.. R. 3 W e s t . lit*
B ut American gold production is
cough
be
One
Minute
Cough
Cure.
Luse A Co., now a branch of the Se
East Oregonian: R. Whitehead
nam es the following w itnesses to prove his con­
growing rapidly without foreign was telling today about the pack­ bullion for from (1.50 to (3 a ton, Better medicine; better results; better American Type Founders’ Company tinuous residence upon ami cultivation of, said
laml. viz: Andrew M. Swcaney, David R H ar­
capital, and the outlook for our ing house at Medford, Oregon, 1 according to the character of the try it. J . F. Currin.
ris. Oliver P. Wills, A llred S. Powell, of Cottage
iu Chicago.
Oregon.
mines, in the long run, is far better which has now been in operation for ! ore and the size of the plant.
Mr. Ernest II. Palmer has achiev­ (¡rove,
sept28-l7.
R. M. Y e a t c h . Register.
—
P a r t o f E u g e n e C o rr.-sp o iK lcn cc R e c e iv e d
than that of the African gold fields. three years and is an unqualified
ed
remarkable
success
as
business
East Oregonian: Governor Cul­
at P res« H ou r.
N O ! K E F o R I i B L K ’A i lo.W
manager of the Palmer & Rev
success The plant represents a bertson of texas has successfully
The Eugene G uard in a friend.y
U nited S tates L and O ffice
? , LEM ATI,
_
_
_
_
_
_
OREGON.
S. F. Call: The rapid growth of total investment of a little more put an end to prize fighting in way,
advises the small boys of this branch of the American Type
ic b ttrg , O r., S e p t. 24 1895 a
the dairy industry in the Province than (5000, and there have been Texas. Then a governor can ac­ ' place to “desist from their reckless Founders’ Company at Portland, N otice R is d hereby
A
FULL
L
IN
E
OF
given that the following-nam­
of Quebec is attracting much atten­ employed 12 to 14 men when the complish something if he tries. So habit of catching on behind vehicles Or., during the fifteen years since ed settler has filed notice of his intention to
ake final proof in support of h is claim, ami that C L O T H IN G ,
tion, and rightly so, for the in­ works are running at full blast. many have filled the office of gover­ th a t are being driven along the he founded the business. He lias m
said pr«x»t will lx* m ade before A. ('.J e n n in g s.
t,” two boys within the past week
County Clerk of Lane county. Oregon, at Eugene
crease is extraordinary. In 1890 Last year over 4000 hogs were nor as “figure heads’’ that the idea stree
D & Y G O O D S,
having narrowly escaped lieing killed won eminent success iu building up Oregon, on N ovember 2. ‘ is;»» viz; W allace
the output of cheese in the province killed, the company using all raised j has become prevalent that a gover­ or injured while indulging in this the ready piiut husities for country M eK iblxn on hom estead entrv No 553«; for the
Neb*
Nw1,.
Ne
,
>e‘
.
N
w
,
N
e-,.
Lots
1
ami
2.
method
of
locomotion.
Eugene
needs
newspapers. The outside of the
was 23,600,000 pounds, valued at by the local farmers and it was nor amounts to little or nothing;
B O O T S and S H O E S .
6, Tp. 21S., R. 2 W est. H e nam es the fol­
autom atic spanking ntaclti. e E cho -L eader is charmingly magni­ See.
lowing w itnesses to prove his continuous resi­
(2,300,000, and in 1894 it amounted necessay to go into Northern Cali- , but Governor Culbertson has put j ! an
stationed a t every crossing, for the
dence upon ami cultivation of, said laml. viz:
♦o 55,000,000 pounds, valued at : fornia in order to secure enough to a gratifying object lesson iu the Iienefit of the "young Ito, efuls.” ficent iu every detail and is giving W illiam H. Champion, Jo h n Lebow. Robert
of Cottage (¡rove Oregon, ami Jam es
(5,500,000. It is evident from this keep the packing house running.
Eugene wants the Mazamas to choose universal satisfaction to our main Griffin,
way of growth of this idea.
11. T eeters, of Star, Oregon.
| this as a startin g point for Crater hundred patrons. We shall only sept28-17.
R. M. Y e a t c h , R egister, j
The product has been sold readily
th at the French Canadians are
which was chosen as the place hope that Mr. Pulmers successor
waking up and getting to be en­ iu Portland and San Francisco, and The healing properties of DeW itts Lake,
for the next Mazamas outing.
such a demand has been created Witch Hazel Salve arc well known. It
terprising.
The m ilitary road, witli diamond will he able to furnish us one as
eczema, skin affections and is peak
A ll Sizes o f T ru n k s .
that the packers could not furnish ; i cures
lovely Crescent Lake, to ­ good. May Mr. E. H. Palmers’
simply a perfect remedy for piles. J. gether and
with the grand scenery to be lines fall in pleasant ways.
enough
for
the
trade.
j
P.
Currin.
Corvallis Gazette: The experi­
! found.on this side of the mountain,
YAQUiNA EAY ROUTE.
In Mr. Whitehead’s opinion, the
ence of local prune growers in ship­
■ should need no other attraction for
T
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D
E
F
O
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S
T
R
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S
E
R
V
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Connecting at Vaguina Bay with the 1
This sto ck h as ju s t been refilled an d is th e
Corvallis Times:
The Oregon i the mountain clim bers; but if others D tH eial I n x t r u r t io n s ax <«> W h a t C o u sti ! San
ping their fruit green has proven establishment and operation of this
Francisco and Vaquiua Bay
packing
house
has
been
the
cause
are
needed,
there
are
the
delirious
lu
t
e
s
Trph|>a.-s—IC
.glits
o
f
S
e
ttle
r
«
.
! Central & Eastern has issued a new
highly satisfactory. Recently a
Steam ship eon?pany.
best selected in tow n.
u t in the Desehites river, the
carload of Italian prunes were ship­ for better prices being paid for live freight tariff, which announces a ; ' g tro
Mr. John Buttcrworih recently Steamship “ Farallon.” ;
igantic,
g
ra
y
m
osquito
of
the
Wil-
£ ^ * riie highest prices paid f<»r;.ll kind;-ot produce, jar?
ped from this point by the Earl hogs in the local market, on account heavy reduction in freight rates be- niam son river country, and last but wrote to U. S. Attorney Dauiel Mur-
A
1
and
first-class
in
every
respect,.
of
increased
competion.
i tween Corvallis and San Francisco, ; by no means least, the K lam ath reser i phy for iuformatiou as to the rights
Fruit company and Bold in Chicago
riios. F. O akes, H enry C. Payne, H en ry c Rou«e
A packing house is needed right and other Willamette valley points, vation with its scores of funny little I of settlers on the Cascade forest re S tils front Vaquina for San Francisco
Receivers.
Telegraphic advices received last
EAST AND SO UTH
about
every
eight
days.
Friday show that the entire lot sold here for the benefit ot farmers in the reduction effects a large {Indians.
—VIA—
! serve, and has received the follow­ Passenger accommodations unsur­
The
social
season
has
opened
in
south
Lane.
With
thousands
of
passed. Shortest route between tiie
’ number of articles, aud v ill result Eugene. The dancing club lias been ing reply:
at a profit to the growers and many
Q
R
TH
E
R
N
W illamette valley and California.
of them are now feeling sore be­ acres of fertile land and the purest in a great saving to shippers. j re organized, everyone who is’n t m ar­
Tne S h a sta R o u te
P ortland , Or., Sept. 24, 1895.
F ine from Albany or points west to
cause they did nut market their en­ water on earth, bushels of cash { Apples in boxes or barrels are on ried is going to be, and the churches Jno. Butterwortb, Esq,
San
Francisco:
P A C IF IC R.
—OF T H E —
tire output green. The car left ; could be made raising good hogs the list, with a former rate of 30 huve begun to plan oyster suppers.
C abin.............................................. $12 00
Detroit, Marion Co., Or.
,
for
a
packing
house.
Steerage
.......................................8.00
i
cents
between
Corvallis
aud
San
Corvallis Sept 15th and was sold in
Dear Sir: Permit me to acknow-
S o u th ern Pacific Co.
R
A S trange A ccident .— To drown lege receipt of your letter of the 21. Cabin, round trip, good for 60
, Francisco, reduced to 25 cents per
Chicago the 24th.
days.................
.......
18
00
P y t h ia n P ic k in g ..
:
Express
Trains Leave Portland Daily.
U
’ hundred ; earthenware, former rate in dried leaves appears strange to relative to my instructions from the F or sailing days apply to H. L.
South.
,
many;
but
it
appears
that
loose
hops
1
1
N orth.
| 35 cents, reduced to 15c; hardware,
Walden, agent Albany, Oregon.
N
❖
Oregon Statesman: Corn, apples
The Pythias published at Port­ in boxes, all kinds, former rate 30c in bins large enough will suffocate a : attorney-general regarding tres-
X. dl J). HI. 1 Lv.
Porll.iiid
Ar. I s:tO a. i n .
CHAS. CLARK, Supt.
j
passes
on
the
Canada
Forest
Range
2:51 a. in.
S
and pototoeg arc the record-break­ land by the genial, whole souled,
C ottage (¡rove Lv. 2:11 a. m.
Corvallis, Or.
person who is so luckless as to fall
10:45 a. in. 1 Ar.' San FraiiciscA Lv. 1 7:00 p. in.
P u llm an
ers this year. This country’s pro­ prince of good fellows, Albert I reduced to 15c; marble, rough iu into them, as quickly as a pool of I Reservation. Replying thereto 1 I EDW IN STONE, M anager,
Above tra in s stop a t E ast Port Lind. Oregon
Sleeping Cars
Corvallis, Oregon.
duction of apples is expected to Tozier, has recently been brought . boxes, 15c formerly 30; enuued water. The following from the : have to say:
( llv, W oodburn, Sab in, ru n ie r. Marion, J e fte r-
| goods, 400 pounds or more 17|e;
First—That I have received in­
son. Albany. Albany Ju n ctb .n T angent, sh ed d s.
E leg a n t
reach 9,000,000
to 10,000,000 out in nice, neat
new type, soap, common, in boxes, 15c, Gervais Star is the account of the
H alsey, H arrisburg. Ju n ctio n Citv. Irving
structions from the attorney-general
D in in g C ars
bushels, about 3,000,000 more thau that causes its well filled pages to
Eugene. Creswell, D rains and all statio n s from
narrow escape a hop drier hail in to prosecute all parties trespass­ M O N E Y
|
formerly
30;
paper,
common
wrap-
Roseburg t«» A shland inclusive.
LO
AN
E
D
.
T o u rist
the largest number ever heretofore shine like the sparkling stars of
oue of these bins from being drown­
lio^eburtf Mad Daily.
S leeping C ars
produced in a single year. This heaven. We clip the following ! ping, 15c formerly 30; maximum ed: •‘Joseph Kennedy, while at ing aud I have to say:
fcai a. ni. I b i ’
P o rtlan d
Ar. i 4.4« p. m
i
charge,
50c,
formerly
75c.
Second—That
it
is
trespassing
on
St.
Patti
2:55
p.
in.
year’s crop of potatoes will propably from the last number:
C ottage G rove Lv. 10:25 a. in.
woik mound the storehouse Sunday, ' said reserve to engage iu mining or F ir s t M o r t g a g e s O n I m p r o v e d j
ScM ji. in. 1 Ar.
Roseburg
Lv.
j 8:00 a. 111.
Minneapolis
reach 230,000,000 bushels.
The
F a rm P ro p e rty N egotiated.
I t was a little peculiar that the
accidentally fell from the loose or prospecting for mines on the
B o s w e ll S p r in g s ,
North.
S alem p a s s e n g e r .
Sontii.
DuLuth
largest crop heretofore was 225,000- officials at the grand lodge stand
boards iuto the mass of loose bops. | reserve.
4:00 p. in. j( Lv.
(Form erly Snowden S p rin g s)
Portland.
Ar. 1 10:15 a. m.
TO
Fargo
000 bushels, in 1891. While Ore­ at the Salem fair should, for the
■
ü:15
p.
ni.
1
Ar.
Salem.
Lv.
|
&M
a. m .
We
are
prepared
to
negotiate
first
Douglas County, Oregon, are loca He was rescued by his biother, who
Third —That it is trespassing to
Grand Forks
gon may not do much towards first time in its history, charge re­ I ted on the Southern Pacific Railroad, had hard work to find him and
m ortgages upon improved farms In
Crookston
breaking corn-producing records presentatives of the press.
j “ Shasta Route” from San Francisco i brought to the surface in an uncon- I drive cattle upon the said reserve Oregon, with eastern parties at a rate
Dinins Cars od Ogdsn Ruote.
for the purpose of pasturing them
I to P ortland ,in Douglas Co,, Oregon,
Winnipeg
in the future, she will do her full
of interest not to exceed 9 per cent,
Hon.
John
Mitchell
has
just
re­
cious
condition.
It
was
brought
to
j
S.
P.
trains
stop
at
the
Springs
(Hag
thereon during the summer.
P ullm an B ullet Sleepers
Helena and
share in helping to smash the apple
per annum .
' station ) Constantly open for the
Fourth—That, it is trespassing to
AND
Butte
and potato records for big yields, turned from a trip to St. Paul, reception of guests. New bath rooms life again. Il may seem strange,
Mortgages
renewed
th
a
t
have
been
S e c o n d Cllafr« S l e e p i n g C u r «
she will break her own record each Minn. He returns to attend the i Connected with main building. Post hut dried hops are as dangerous as use any portion of said reserve for taken by other companies.
T H R O U G H T IC E T S ATTACHED TO ALL THROUGH TRAINS.
succeeding year for a decade or two, I grand lodge session. No better ! Office and Express on the premises. . quicksand—aud more than water to agricultural purposes whether said
Address with s:amp,
representative can be found than J The w aters of these springs co n tain : fall into. Grant Manning had a portion of the said reserve so used
TO
at least.
M ERVIN SWORTS,
W e s t S id e D iv is io n *
. Iodine, Broiniue, Potassium , The . similar uccident."
John Mitchell.
i adjoins a homestead or not.
Between Portland aud Corvallis.
' Carbonates of Iron and Lime and
Baker City, Oregon. Chicago
Fifth—It is not trespassing to
Some one recently entered a Chlorides of Calcium, Magnesium and
G
reat
preparations
are
being
made
Washington
The effort of any newspaper to j sealed ear on the Southern Pacific
MAIL TR A IN DAILY E X tE P T M A L A Y :
■ for excursions to Portland during the catch fish, triif fur hearing animals
.
Philadelphia
build up a town is practically nuli-! between Salem and Portland and Sodium
i:30 A. M. I Lv.
P ortland
!
exposition
in
October.
These
will
be
Ar. I 0:20 P. M.
Ono spring contains 435 ad the
Trespass
Notice.
or hunt for game upon said reserve.
12:15
F. M. 1 Ar
Corvallis
New York
Lv. 1 1:3.5 P. M.
tied unless it is backed up by the
. other over 2000 grains of solid m atter n w from points on the Southern Pa-
D
aniel
R.
M
vrphey
,
stole
a
valise
and
all
its
contents
Notice
is
hereby
given
th
a
t
I.
the
, Eific, N orthern Pacific and O. R. & N.
Boston and all
| to the gallon.
At Albany and Corvallis connect with trains of
business men. A stranger turns
j
undersigned,
have
posted
trespass
U. S. Attorney.
belonging to Albert Tozier, of this
(). C. & E. Rv.
j Go’s lines, with rates extiem ely low.
*rom the news columns of a paper t«
Especially on the days set ap art for
In view of this ruling it will be J notices on my respectivepi< misesand Points East aud South.
city. The car contained exhibits
Hillsboro Independent: A trav­ the
E x p r e s s T r a in D a il y í E x - e p t B i - n d a t .)
all
persons
trespassing
thereon
after
the advertising pages, and if he fails for the Portland expoeition.
Elks, Red Men, Workmen, Wood
eling man spent an hour with the men and other orders, will these ex ­ 1 noted that those who have been j this date will ite prosecuted to the full
4:15 I’. M. I I.v
l’.irtlam l
Ar. I 3:25 A. II.
to find there the Jtustuens cards of j
TIME
SCHEDULE.
7:2.5 1“. M. I Ar McMinnville I.v. I 5:5» A. M.
Oregon showed the following re­ Independent last week and talked cursions be run to accommodate the i locating mining claims or pastur­ ! extent of the law.
the merchants and professional
For
information,
time
cards,
maps
L.
H.
Y
arbrough
.
ing
stock
on
the
reserve
come
with­
thousand«
of
those
orders
who
desire
i rats, he comes to the conclusion cord of members June 30, 1894, trede prospects. He represented a I to attend on those days.
aud tickets, call on or write
in the definition of trespassers.
that the towu is a dead bead town 3,255; initiated, affiliated and rein­ Michigan stove foundry. He re­
I
—
W. P. LOCKWOOD, Agent,
E. I'. ROGERS
stated
since,
408,making
3,963,
less
ports
trade
reviving
everywhere
ex­
¿ad no good. No town ever grew
C h a m b e rlain ’s E y e a n d S h in O intm ent Cottage Grove, Or.
A sst, t í 1*. Á Pass.
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION.
suspended,
deceased,
etc.,
326,
cept
in
Oregon,
He
is
not
dissatis­
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION.
It.
KOEHLER,
Manager,
Is unequalled for Eczema, Tetter, Salt-
without the active aid of the news­
---- OR----
P ortland Or.
' U nited S tates L and O ffice ,
) Rheum, Scald Head, Sore Nipples, Chapped
paper. Nor can papers grow and leaves total number of members fied with the state, though, but at­
U nited S tates L and O ffice ,/ ! R oseburg , Oregon October 4, 1895.1 Hands, Itching Piles, Burns, Frost Bites, A. D. CHARLTON, Asst. Gen. Pass
January
1,
1895,
3.337;
a
net
gain
tributed the difficulty met with in R oseburg , Oregon, October 4,1895.(
build up their localities without the
Notice is hereby given th a t the fnllowuiE-nam- J Chronic Sore Eyes and Granulated E vel.ids.
Agent,
J- S. M E D L E Y ,
active assistance of the town. Busi- J of 82 members for the last half of 1 selling eur products. A brisk mar- Notice is hereby given th a t the folluwtng- : ed settler h as filed notice of h is intention to For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box.
lianieii settler has tiled notice of his intention to m ake final pr«x>f in support of his claim, and th at
1894.
,
ket
at
some
price
is
one
thing
we
255
Morrisson
St.,
Portland
Oregon.
neaa men should realize this and
said
proof
will
he
m
ade
before
J
o
e
l
W
a
r
e
,
V.
Justice of the Peace
m ake final proof in support of his claim, and
TO HO RSE OW NERS.
I need. Another is other products of that
said proof w ill he made before J u k i . W a r e . S. C. C. Commissioner at E ugene, Oregon, on
remember iu giving support to the
F or putting a horse in a tine healthy con­
AND
V. S. C. C. Commissioner, at Eugene, Oregon, on N ovem ber 22, 1895, viz; Jo h n T. M artin, on
;
prime
necessity.
A
beet
sugar
fac-
Clothing tor Ladies and Children
November 22, lg»5. viz: D ork D unning on home­ hom estead entry No. 7397. for th e Sw‘4 N e ^ dition try Dr. Cady’s Condition Powders.
newspaper they are not only build­ There are many good reasons why
entry No. 571» for the Siv1, Sc1, and lots 9, Xw‘4 S e '4 and lots 2 and 3, see. 2, Tp 22 S R. 3 They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
ing up their own business, but help­ you should use One Minute Cough , tory will furnish one. More pork is stead
Made to order cheap for cash or
10 and 11 of see. 2, tp 22 s. R :i East. Ite names east, lie nam es the following w itnesses to
tlie following w itnesses to prove his continuous prove his continuous residence upon and culti­ loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
ing to support that which is stead­ Cure. There are no reasons why you another.
residence upon and cultivation of. said land, viz: vation of, said land, viz; hock Dunning. Jam es kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving country produce, by
should
not,
if
in
need
of
help.
The
ily working for the benefit of the 1 only harmless remedy that produces Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder .John T. M artin, A. C. MeClane, David Kitson A: W alker, .lam es W. H ill and A. C. M ct’laue, new life to an old or over-worked horse. 25 I
M rs . P et S anford ,
Collections a Specialty,
of H azel Dell, Oregon.
and Jam es A. W alker, of H azel Dell, Oregon.
1 certs per package, For sale by druggists, t
tv hole eommunify.
C ottage G rove , O r .
octl2-l9
R. M. V eatch , Register,
Cottage Grove
immediate results. * P. Currin
octl!-p,l
It. VI. V eatcii , Register
< vir
?H M*W Midwinter Fair. San Francisco,
LEWIS&BURKHOLDER.
A N e w L in e o f L a d ie s ’
Boucle Dress Goods
= C L O Ä K I N G .=
A gents for the sale of th e
■ H IIIE
ill
M l
C Œ Î.
Psftt M t Trees a it liai It
M.
L.
FOKSTEH.
Bnflflgd direei froia ta n g Trees
and prices Cheap as F irs t Class
T rees Can be R aised For.
N ew
New
L U R C H 'S
L adies D ress Goods, K a ts and
Domestics-
Oregon Central &. Eastern R, R, Co.
Real E state Agent.