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FUTURE OUTLOOK FOR GOLD.
DUNN,
F.
E.
Is » i l
A t E ugene.
leur ffDol- Fay CASE ! !
THE GOLDEN WEDDING.
Montana
Mining and Market
Reporter: The uew city directory
of Spokane is out and contains 10,-
800 names. This would indicate
that the city has a population of 32,
400 which no resident of that city
can have any reason fo complaiu of. .
L E WIS& BURKHOLDER.
The amount of of gold being pro-
E d it o r
E c h o - L e a d e r — Dear
sir:
1 duced is increasing slowly from I wish to give you and your many
i year to year. There has been but readers an account of one of the
most pleasant affairs, in the way of
few very rich new finds, but those
DEALERS IN
a picnic, that I have ever attended
now in existence are being more su this country. June 5, was the
carefully worked, and ledges being 50th anniversary of uncle Samuel
Montana Mining and Market Re
too low grade to permit of profitable and aunt Nancy Garoutte’s married porter: The Puget Sound metrop
working ten years ago, are now pro life, and many friends and neigh olis, Seattle, has raised the neces- j
bors to the number of about oue
ducing at a profit, by the introduc
one hundred gathered at their resi sarv *500,000 to guarantee the cost j
tion of new methods of treatment. dence in honor of that event, and of the lock and other works ou the '
Placer mining, while still being and to join with them in the cele Luke Washington ship eanal, one of j
of that happy “ golden the expenses not provided for by j
pursued to a greater or less extent, bration
has lost considerable of the glamor Wedding,’’ an event which but few the law under which the contract-1
ef all that marry ever live to do.
of the days of 49, and good placer
They had arranged to have religious icg company acts.
ground suitable to work on a large services, a picnic aijd a grand good
The weather bureau at Portland
scale is being rapidly used up. time generally in a social way; and
reports that the average tempera
The future supply of of gold, must we did, for everybody enjoyed
20 yds. calico.................................$1.00 20 yds. shirting......................;....$ 1 .0 0
ture of June is 63 degrees. The
splendidly.
Aunt
20 yds gingham............................*1.00 20 yds. toweling.............................. $100
to a large extent, come from deep themselves
Nancy, who had been sick for a few coldest June oil record was in 1893
Ladies Button S h o e ................... *1.00 20 yds. Shallie................................. *100
mining.
18 yds heavy muslin.................. *1.00
A good
hat....................... 60cts
days, was helped out to the grounds when the average temperature was
The bonanza gold boom year of aud set in her large arm chair
58 degrees, ami the warmest Juue
Make a Load Both W ay s—That W ill Pay You. You
the world was in 1858. In that through the entire service, which
in 1889 when it was 66 degrees.
year the California and Australia began about 11:30 a. m., by their
will Save Money. W e are here to stay.
The highest teinperatuie on record
mines were in their flush and the laughter, Mrs. Alice Price of Sau
Francisco, California, singing that in Juue is 99 degrees and the lowest
BIG STOCK TO SELECT FROM. SEE OUR
gold output for that year was $155,-
sweet, soul stiriug song, “ Suushiue 39 degrees. The average rainfall
OREGON.
LEM ATI.
000.000.
In ’93 the lowest notch iu the So il,” which was followed by
for the month is 1.86 indhes.
was reached in the year in the gold the people singiug “ Rock of Ages,”
Pendleton is highly pleased at
Send in Your Orders by Mail. Send for Sample
output, and amounted to only *95,- after which, the writer who was
being
elevated to the rank of a sec
400,000. Since
that year the honored by them as master of cere
monies, read iu the audience of the ond-class poatoffiee, its last years re
figures have gradually risen, and
people, the first and nineteenth ceipts from the sale of stumps,
ten years later, in 1893 it amounted Psalms, and offering up a prayer to
stamped envelopes and box rents
to *155,522,000. The African gold the Infinite aud Eternal God who
having nmounted to *8045 67. which
mines have supplied the largest had so loug preserved and blesseo
was sufficient to cause promotion.
the
aged
couple.
This
was
follow
part of this yield.
ed by another song by the congre The ouly other second-class offices
The year of 1895 will sec an in
gation, “ How Happy are They," iu tbs state are Salem and Astoria,
crease over that of 1894, aud it is which was followed by a short ser
teö-A SPECIALTY.-®#
Eugene having falleu b.-.ck to third-
expected to reach 1175,000,000. So mon from the language of Paul to
Wihlit’s t« inform tin*' wlm »r«* ronton« pinti nu Unii ling in tin* *|»ring to lint
lass.
the
Hebrews, thirteenth chapt,
Timothy hay is an abomination to
In a country near a large city we it will be seen that the world’s pro
in ih« ir orli r> for lnmlwr now *«» tli \ « mi l*«
Moutaim Minin aud Market Re
In fourth verse, ' Marriage is honor ble
sheep ami death to lambs. The saw the following inscription upon duct is actually increasing.
to all”, etc. At the close of the porter: Oue of the most miportmt
heads lodge in the stomach and a tombstone
which had been 1893 the United States had a popu sermon another song by the con
colony enterprises pn jec ted in the
| erected: “In loving remembrance, lation of 24,000,000. In 1894 it had gregatiou, “Jesus,’ Lover of My
unti \ou
will not digest.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
Northwest is the oue to settle a \Y ’ I» • it\ Uiivl of lumlv’i V II 111 IV \vi>ll, wilt« 1$ will thru lw*
| this stone is erected to the memory estimated population of 70,000,000. Soul,’’ followed by the benediction
won’t
liave
to
wait.
E . P . T H O R P , - - E D IT O R .
large tract of fertile laud m Pay« tte
Dun’s latest review of trade tells o( Rebecca Sniff, by her loving and Other nations have increased the by Jos. P. Taylor, before finally dis
alley, Idaho. Two hundred laini-
missing
for
the
refreshments,
au-
number
of
their
inhabitants
largely
us
that
the
tide
of
business
is
rising,
heart-broken
husband,
Isaac
Sniff,
SATURDAY, JUNE 15,
- 1895.
otlier solo was rendered by tb lies have already yoiued the colony Orders From a Distance Promptly Attended To
even as it was falliug two years ago, who can be found at 817 Benstine too. By the time you come to daughter at the request of her par
The value of the prune crop of with surprising rapidity. The gain avenue with a first-class line of divide the increased *19,000,000 of ents, which was very touching aid the first members will m in e
mi in ymir «iiiii ie «I
1st.
Eaeh family will
France ranges from *3,000,000 to has gone so fast in some branches second-hand clothing aud furniture, gold among an additional 200,000,- Then came the dinner which was August
■ i l i i u i >N
$3,500,000 per year, while the value that the more conservative fear that etc. The Lord giveth, the Lord 000 people where will your increase spread on a table prepared for the bring not less than *3,000 and some C U I T A « I«; « R O V E .
of the chestnut crop ranges from it may not be maintained. But the 1 tat etb aWay; Blessed be the name in gold he ?— Montana Mining and occasion, iu the shade of a beauti will run much higher, wl,i«h will
ful grove near the house. Every enable them to live until the land
$8,000,000 to over $9,000,000 per period of dulluess which comes to of the
Highest market price Market Reporter.
N e w Goods and N ew b iy ie s
body had brought their baskets becomes productive.
The colony
year.
each market after an unusual rise paid for bones, rags and feathers.
well tilled with the good things ol
-A T ,
brings as yet nothing like a corres
Persons who are subject to diarroea the land, and the table was literally has a tract of 6,000 ucres and each
We have been told a great many
family
will
lmve
a
ranch
and
a
town
will find a speedy cure in De Witt’s loaded with delicacies sucli as man
ponding decline. Industries gain
times that clover will not grow in
W. P. Bayes of 2405 Jones St., Colic and Cholera Cure. Use no likes to partake of, aud all seeme« tract, of one or two acres.
much, falter, fall back a little, then
I Omaha, Neb. says of Purks’ Sure other. It is the best that cun be to enjoy it in the highest degree.
Oregon, yet L. Manguine has a lot
gain once more. The demand for jCure:—“ My wife has been constitu
REMATI,
ORELOX.
made or that money can procure. It Besides the tine things furnished by
in this city, which he planted in
money increases. One serious ques I ttonally wrecked for years. Tried leaves the system in natural condition uncle and aunt and the neighbors,
clover four years ago, and it is still
W
.
H.
COOPER,
A FULL LINE OF
tion remains— whether the crops everything fruitlessly. My drug after its use. We sell it. J. P. Cur- there were on the table two tine
good for growing two crops and a
cakes, one a coca uut and the other Attorney at Law ,
will be sufficient to sustain the lnrge gist’s persuasion backed by hts guar Tin.
half during the summer. Consider
antee, induced me to buy a bottle
a chocolate,
prepared by Mrs.
volume of business, but the worst
C ottage G rove . O regon .
o f Purks Sure Cure. The results are
ing that this exceedingly valuable
Lenord Garoutte. of California, as
reports today are far better than the truly wonderful. Parks Sure Cure
The weekly crop weather Bullitin tokens of their appreciation of the
grass will not grow, we think this
estimates recently current.
for the Liver and Kidneys is a posi of the Oregon state weather service, happy event, not being able to 1
doing fairly well. What it really
tive specific for the diseases of reports crops as doing splendid. there in person. Duriug the repast
ft.
would do if it would grow, we are j E. H. Clarke, an eastern Oregon women. Sold by J. A. Benson.
We hope the farmers of Oregon while all were enjoying themselves,
hardly prepared to say.
wool-buyer, who has recently been
Y A Q U iN A B A Y R O U TE .
will raise large crops and receive a real pleasing sensation occured
through Baker, Grant, Wasco and
Connecting at Yaquitia Bay wltli the
that I feel must be given to make
Viola Allen, daughter of M. A. and big prices for them. When the
Bloomington World: The man Crook counties says that he found
this a narrative complete. Aim San Francisco and Yaquiim Ray
S. A. Veatch, and wife of J. S. Allen, frrmers prosper we till do well.
Nancy, who had retired to ber room Steamship company.
who tries to build up his town and stock in the best of condition, the
was born Jan 1st 1875 and died Muy
All Sizes of Trunks.
to rest from tbe fatigue of the se
S tea m s h ip “ F a ra llo n .”
county is worth a ten acre field full wool clip for 1895 promising to be 31st 1895, aged 20 years, four months
Brownsville Times:
Ralph L vices, nppen ed at the window am
A 1 and lirst-eluss iu every resnoot.
of doubting Thomases, even if he is the best ever grown in Eastern Ore and 30 days. The subject of this
out to the crowd who were Sails from Yaquina (or San Francisco
not able to buy a hen and chickens. gon. The wool has grown steadily notice was was converted and joined Knapp, editor of the Oregon P opu-' ‘‘^He'.
but a few paces away and below about every eight days.
This stock has just been refilled a n d is the
Passenger neooniiumlations unsur
The Lord deliver us from the fellow all through the season, this steady the United Brethren church, June list, and formerly an employe of this ; her. when the daughter caught the
passed. Shortest rout between the best selected in town.
10, 1893, and gave a bright evidence office, has donned the ministerial
who is eternally trying to throw a growth making a wool with no
sound aud turned aud looked, cried
of her acceptence with God. Viola garb and now preaches at the North | out “see the Queen iu a frame— Willamette valley aud California.
o r Tin* liiUitM |«fieri* ¡mi l for. 11 kind«* «»f
Fare from Albany or points west to
damper on any sort fo improve breaks. The yield will be heavy was a kind and loving daughter,
San Francisco:
Palestine
church
every
fourth
Sun-
!
the
Queen
of
Oregon,”
adding
ment. Every town and community also, All the stock is now turned j a kind and affeetionatj wife and
Cabin.............................................$12 00
the Queen i Steerage .......................................... 8.00
has its full share of just such, and out, and in the greater part of the sister, obliging to all her friends and day% Ralph was once a printers her happy way. “I am “ which
160 Acres Land for Sale E A S T A N D S O U T H
caused Cabin, round trip, good for 60
llauRllter 3 °" know
— VIA—
it would be better to colonize them country visited there has been no i acquaintances und respected by all “devil,” and now he is a minister— 1 quite
days ..............
.................. 18 00 3 MILES FROM i ’.LKTQX OR
a merry laugh to ring o «
who knew her. She bore all her
F, «r sailing days apply to H. L.
in some section entirely suirounded feeding all winter, which has been suffering with patience, and in her A fact which causes general rejoic from the crowd. After ihe refresh
Partly cleared *itli ; •■“! fr-'.iii-
Tnc Shasta. R oute
ing in this shop, as it suggests that ments aud some time sp< nt in so -ini Walden, agent Albany, Oregon.
houec. barn and out buildings, good
by a territory of cannibals.
very mild- Only in the vicinity of
bours gave undying testimony
CHA8. CLARK, Supt.
—OF THE—
Corvallis, Or. well at the d««or. 4'KK) rails in the
Canyon City have the stockmen ■ ¡n tdvor of the religion she had pro- Mr. Knapp will be a minister of chat, the people were again euter
fen«*; sell«««! \yt miles; price *• 00.
It appears probable that Japan been compelled to do any feeding, : fessed, exorting her afflicted hus- more than local note. We wish him tained for some time by another EDWIN STONE, Manager,
, one half down, balmier on long time Southern Pacific Co.
Corvqllis, Oregon.
service which continued unti
i at 8 per eent lut. For further partio-
declared war against China because and there but very liitle.
j band and mother to meet her in success, indeed, for we believe him song
Express Trains Leave Portimi«! Du II v.
about three o’clock, when the pe<
j i liars write to
G eo S mith ,
she
learned that the arranging
S
Heaven, telling them not to greive to be a worthy young man.
Elkton, Oregon
1 pie began to prepare for goin
Shut the Door.
South.
1
1 North-
after her for she knew she would soon
secretly to subjugate her. In 1882,
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home. The hours of pleasure and
Thos. F. Oakes, Henry C. Payne, Hen yc. Ron«« Lift p.m. 1 Lv.
Portlamt Ar. I *:20 A . III.
You hear It constantly. People feel ^ with Jesus. She also said she was
12:57 a. in. 1 Lv. Gnttajre Grove Lv. 1:47 a. m.
says the London Times, Li Hung
i. Your Tongue
j congratulations
being over, the First Mortgages On Improved
Receivers.
RII a. in. ! Ar. San 1 raiicitico Lv. 1:00 p. ITl-
the draught s but they never think of j going home to Heaven and wanted all
Coated, your throat dry, your eyes j tune for farewells had now come
Farm
Property
Negotiated.
Chang was repeatedlv urged by the the over drafts upon nature which itn-
meet her there. Her funeral was
A bove traiti* »ton at all »tallon» fron« l’orEan.l
to Albani- Inclusive; also. Tannen», Miolds,
Chinese government to lead the | pair tbe digestive organs, and makes j preached by Rev. N. B. Walden, and dull and inflamed and do you feel and tbe crowd that had spent the
Haisey.
UarrUliurK, Junetion City, lrv.ni:. Eu
mean generally when you get up in | day so pleasantly and orofitabl
We are prepared to negotiate first ;
vene and all station» front Kosebura to Ashland
armies of China against Japan, and the use of Simmons Liver Regulator a large and attentive audience the morning Your liver and kidneys ] together, now took have of the aged
s
inclusive.
mortgages upon improved farms in |
M o s c b u r ir l»»«il ( l u l l . - .
the Chinese had, as the Japs dis necessary to effectually move the gathered to hear the discourse and to are not doing their duty. Why >'on’t | and
venerable couple and the Oregon, with eastern parties at a rate j
liver to action, and aid the degestive pay the last token of respect to the
8:30 a. in. |Lv.
1’ivrtlamt
Ar. 4:30
m
covered, immense quantities of am-
y«iu take Park’s Sure Cure. If it does daughter before mentioned, an of interest not to exceed 9 per cent,
3
:2ft
p.
ni.
Lv. Cottage Grove Lv. *2» P
a. m
and assimilative powers of the body, dead a id bereaved. May Heaven’s
R
fcSt
p.
m
.
1A
r.
Lv
7:00
Koseburg
a.
m
mution stored away in all the The Regulator is the medicine for all choices . blessings rest upon all the not muko you feel better it costs you who was the only one of their cliil
per annum.
U
Mortgages renewed that have been |
strongholds
captured.
These disorders of the stomach. Try it and bereaved, and mav they meet their nothing. It cures Bright’s Disease ten present, the rest all being
Dubetis and all Kidney complaints. California. Thus euded the exer taken by other companies.
N
things explain the enthusiasm of be convinced.
loved one on the beautiful shore
Only guaranteed cure. Sold by J. A. cises of the happy goldeu wedding
Pullman Bufiet Sleepers
S
Address
with
stamp,
where pa. ting will be no more.
Japanese; they were fighting for ex
AND
BensoD.
of brother aud sister Garoutte,
P u llu la li
E d it o r E c h o - L ea d e r — Dear
sir:
M ERVIN SWORTS,
J. F. N e a t .
f'cc o iM l C'laws S le e p in g - C u m
istence.
two well beloved aud highly re
Sleeping
Cars
I now undertake to redeem my
Baker City, Oregon.
ATTACH ED TO AL L TH RO U GH
T K A 1X 8.
people. “God be With
Elegtont
promise to give you a report of the
Oregon Stnte Journal: The body spected
Montana Mining and Market Re picnic held in the Veatch grove,
■
’
You”
being
sung,
tbe
ctowd
dis-
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION.
Dining:
Cars
To The Campraeeting.
W m t S id e D i v i s i o n ,
of Mrs. F. E. Robinson was
ex’ I persed to their homes with many
porter: The largest bar of gold about tw’o miles west of Cottage
T o u r is t
U nited S tates L and O ffice ,
Between Portland and Corvallis.
Rev. J. C. Templeton, of tbe Cum burned nt Klamath I alls last week bappy reflections aud kind wishes
SI«*« ping Cars
cast at the Helena Assay Office for Grove on Saturday 8th. The meet berland Presbvterian church, is in
Kusehurg, Otejion. May 1, 1895
MAIL 1 BAIN DAILY KX< KPT M MPAT )
*o order
order by
G. recejpt of tbe "following letter from for shipmeut to Santa Rosa for final \ for many su«-li meetings and greet
KT. P A I L
N o tic e Is h ereb y g iv en that th e fo llo w in g -
:au eu'o
oy j J. . U.
several years past was successfully ing was called
: " A. M j Lv
P ortla n d
Ar I
P. *f.
nam
ed
settler
lias
iiled
n
otice
o
f
his
inten
tion
to
mgs.
Sincerely
Yours,
M
IN
N
K
A
T
O
I.
IS
12:1 A F. . M. j A
Powell, the worthy Past Master of E.
Ar.
R P.
A Rogers, „ assistant
ssisrtant. general interment. It required the united
r.
C orv a llis
Lv. | 1:00 p . M.
m a k e final proof m support of his claim , am i that
turned out on Monday. The bar is
IMI
L
I
T
I
!
A. M. S weany .
the Coast Fork Grange. The exer
sa id p r o o f w ill b e m ade b efore A. C. Jen n in gs,
efforts of eight men io lift the cas
! At Albany and Corvallis connect with trains »
FARGO
C ou nty C lerk o f Lane c o u n ty O regon , at E u gene,
eleven aud one-hulf inches long, five cises were opened with a song by freight and passenger agent of the
Oregon Pacific Railroad.
Lane cou n ts O regon , on Ju n e 22, 18^5, viz;
TO
G R A N II F O R K S
Southern pacific railroad. Itisself- ket from the grave, as the body had
F
ra
n
cis
F
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E.
lteisn
er
o
n
h
om
estead
en
try
N
o.
and one-half inches wide and three the Coast Fork choir. Then Judge
In the E cho -L eader we publish a
E x i'itr.ft* T u v i n D a i l y fE x< *F .rr s v x d a y .)
C
R
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O
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S
T
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.
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,
,
explanatory: Those attending the become at least partially solidified
6702 fo r the s w - , Sec. 10 T p . 20 S. K. 1 w est.
communication, giving an acccount H e nam es the fo llo w in g w itn esses to p ro v e his .
W IN N IP E G
and one-half inches thick; contain Borne o Salem delivered a very ca,
eli
of the Cumberland
Portland
Ar. *:» A. M .
con tin u ou s re s id e n ce upon an d c u ltiv a tion of,
H E LE N A and
McMinnville Lv. 5:1» A . M.
ing a total of about 505^ cubic able address, showing very clearly p ^ t e r i a u church, to he held at by tbe action of the clmlk iu the of a very interesting event which said land, viz: D avid C. M athew s, A r c h ie H . '■
B
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T
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M athew s, J oh n F ollocK . Ernest A L a w ren ce, |
happened at the residence of Mr. all
r n r jT N r V T T /N Y_T rrs y
T s n irs
Through tickets to all
in the Eastern
of D exter, Lane cou n ty , O regon .
inches. Its weight is 1,437 ozs., or s he necessity of organization among Sodavillp Oregon, June 20th to cemetery ground. The casket with
S.
P.
and
Mrs.
Nancy
Garoutte,
m ay4 48
It. M. V e a tc h , R eg ister.
I T H R O U G H T I C ETS
he farmers. He also showed that Ju, 4 lt 96 wll, pay fuli fare 0/er its contents weigheii at least 700
¿1™ t™, M
,“-B agent.
** Cottage
u
. C. r;
Ih»ui.
120 pounds, and it is valued n l; the officials at Salem are going after 1
Grove.
K. P. KOGRKft.
TO
our lines in g 'ing to Lebanon to pounds, and no oder was emitted June 5, 1895. Mr. Garoutte was
nearly *80,000. This is the larger the perquisites just as much, if not |
boru in Glousester couuty, N. J.,
CHICAGO
t. Koriu r.it.
U- r 4 1 **’ A*t
Trespass Notice.
attend the tarns. Each party, on
_____________
P ortla n d O r
WASHINGTON
by many pounds than any cast more, as their predecessors did; and purchasing a ticket at his starting after boring a hole in the outer May, 11. 1823, aud moved to Cin-
Notice is hereby given that I. the 1 i h il a d e e i - hia
boxing!
cinati Ohio with
his
parents undersigned, have poste«i trespass | > e » v Y o rk
since E. B. Braden has had charge he maintained a good argument in poiut, on our lines in Oregon, will
J. S. M E D L E Y ,
in 1830.
Nancy Leonard— Mrs. notices on my respectivepremisesand B O S T O N A N D A L L
favor of free coinage of silver, and 1 be given a receipt by eelliug agent
■t
of the office, but a bar several
all
persons
trespassing
thereon
after
Garoutte,
was born in Brown
the government ownership of the
r t lI N T S E A S T A N D SO U T H
These receipts,
Leaving Homesteads.
times larger was cast by Spreuille Railread and Telegraph lines. In for fare paid.
county, Ohio, Sept 9, 1825. The this date will be prosecuted to the full
AND
which will be specially prepared by
extent
of
the
law.
Braden during his tenor» ~f office.
TIME SCHEDULE.
happy couple were married June 5,
fact be made it very plain that it us for the occasion, will also contain
L. H. Y arbrough .
Register
Wilson,
of
the
United
would be better for the people to
1845, at Linchburg, Ohio, iu 1853.
For information, time cards, maps
The Roseburg Plaindealer says do their own business thau to leave a certificate to be signed by the States land office at LaGrande, re | They moved to Dalles couuty, Iowa, Cham berlain’ » E ye and Skin Ointment and tickets, call on or write
secretary, certifying that the party ports the receipt of a new ruling by
that tire broke out at 11:45, it to the corporations. After the
W. P. LOCKWOOD, Agent,
Is unequalled for Eczema, Tetter, fealt- !
C o lle c tio n s a S p e c ia lty .
named in the same had attended the the commissioner of the general and in 1865, crossed the plains, Rlieum, Scald Head, Sore Nipples, Chapped
_____ C s t m i O t w , Oft.
June 8, in the roof of the office of Judge was through, all partook of above
cainpmeeting
and
that land office in reference to the mat-1 settling in Lane county. Oregon. Hands, Itching Piles, burn*, Frost Bites, Cottage Grove, Or.
and excellent
Iu 1868 they went to Yolo county. Chronic Sore Eyes and Granulated Eye Lids.
— or —
the Hudson Mills and Lumber Co., an
, abundant
.
T repast. , twenty-five or more persons holding
Clothing tor i_adies and Children
As to the number present I had no j
of 80Iae ‘form> properl* ter of leave of abseuce from home- j Cal., remaining there until 1878. F or sale by druggists at 25 cents per box.
A. D. CHARLTON, Asst. Gen. Puss
which joins their store, and wasi
,
. • •
, , .
Made to or<ler cheap for cash or
steads. Applications were sent by They then returned to Lar.e county,
.
’
means of ascertaiuiug; but from the
Agent,
to h o b se " o w n e b s .
country produce, by
not discovered until beyond control, j looks of the table, and the numer- ^yj]Cn
Samuel B. W arwick, of Pendleton j Oregon, where they have resided at
F or putting a horse in a fine healthy con 255 Mot risson St., Portland Oregon, j
the parties are ready to
M rs . P et SANroRD,
an«l Miss Alice Robiuson of La j 0ne p]ace for the past sixteen years. dition try Dr. Cady’s Condition Powders.
Burned both buildings which were ous groups around the baskets in
return, which must be on or before
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ottage G rove.
Grande,
for
leave
of
absence
from
|
Of
Mr.
S.
P.
Garoutte’s
family,
T
h
jy
tone
up
the
system,
aid
digestion,
cure
about 25 by 50 feet and spreading different parts of ......
the grove,
I will July 5, 1895, if thev will present
...
los.; o f appetite, relieve constipation, correct
their
respective
homesteads
for
the
j
there
are
still
living
six
children;
L
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T
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.
HIM D K M *
from there to the mill yard which : Put U at over 300’
5U0 Af,er
After diuner
.bnner ,heir certificates to" our agent at period of oue year, aud the commis
kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
five meu and one woman; the oldest net.- life to an old or over-worked horse. 25
we were entertained by the Lorane Lebanon) U
will be 8oldb returu
H O H E S g
was abont 50 feet distant and join-
R
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N
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G
sioner
has
overruled
the
applica
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i I iTuuii
Biuyitiy
u
ruttiin
iiihiihiv
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choir singing a comic melody. *• » . .
is 85, the youngest is 68 years old. r-n t* ner iwekaee. F or sale by druggists.
lIEÆHL.lia
ing the mill, burned over 200,000 Then by a short speech from the 1 * ket t0 a sUtl<>n8 on our lines in tions.
Two brothers in Texas, two in Iowa,
1 i Oregon, at one-third fare.
P
STORED
POWER
by the - i w
n , w m . u the ( « « m
The commissioner holds that the and one in Oregon. The sister
feet of nice lumber, also the depot Hon. O
Jas.
dD« Ames,
.'lllicn, U
of l the
tUC D1U
Broad-Axe
HU" flit
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Improveweot ever ma4e io ¿eH -biadlaf Harvester»...
only justifiable absence from a resides in Chicago. The oldest was
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!
bouse, two cars and about half the : fame. Then the officers of the Lane
C
l
C U A C
I S T H E B E ST .
homestead is in a case of sickness, born October, 1810; next in Sept.
in-
J Q
w f l V t ^ l T FOR A K IN G .
■id. t r « k belonging to the S. P. R .! co“ “ «y Vomoma Grange were
—
iJ
“
! I stalled
Clf O 11 A /l by
1\ If judge
V IV «4 /VA Boise,
I</MOA *1
i
assisted
by 8arisfied with squeezing a twenty-six or a failure of crops by drouth, or 11812; next October 1816 ; next, July
3 . C O R D O V A N ,
R. Co.
As the
r*CHCM A ENAMELLED CALF.
re progressed ^ bariea Powell, of tbe Coast Fork inch waist in an eighteen-inch cor-
some similar unavoidable difficulty 1818; the youngest was born May
G e n e r a l M e r c h a n d is e
^
n
Billcst
iitet Price For II.
W e W ant to See Y o u !
These Prices:
Look at
O
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*
W O O L, HIDES A N D FURS,
Lumber, Shingles an d Grain.
pj
Agents for the sale of the
m m
m m
in
i.
SHOE DEPARTM ENT !
Z
0
Ladies’ SHIRT W AISTS.
D R Y
Cottage Grove Echo-Leader.
L U M B E R
J. B. ROUSE,
j
PROM PTLY
F IL L E D
L U R C H S
J
C L O T H IN G ,
DRY
Oregon Central & Eastern
MONEY
11. Co.
GOODS.
B O O T S and S H O E S .
Ladies Dress Goods, Hts and
Domestics
LO A N ED .
OHTHEKN
H
P A C IF IC
R. R.
Dining Cars on Ogden Boote.
Justice of the Peace
Real Estate Agent.
J
P L R N O
W. L. D ouglas
4*35? F ine C alf ^K ahgarooi
towards the mill, along through the Grange. There were a number of set of the ordinary construction, de-
' n maintaining a residence thereon. 182?; sister wab born in 1827. Ail
53.5PP0U C E.3 s o l e s .
yard, the crowd of fire-fighters in -! declamations by ladies
and gentle- vised one of rope varn ribbed with
The theory of the case undoubt.- j born in New Jetsey. Average age
creased till finally when it was just men, some quite droll and some
. . . .
. . | «B y
that a homestead is
i to be | 77 years; total age of all, 462 years,
a clothesline. Thus arrayed she raade in fact a bon aa fide borne, and
_ _ _ _ _
*2. ♦ 17? B oys S chodl S hoei
beginning to catch the mill, they ' f ' } ^unnj’ > a*so seveial songs by
took a bath, when the wetted aud if the character of the homestead
L A D IE S *
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,
. .
.
, , choir.
J. P. T aylor .
Josh Billings often gave good nd-
g ) 1 lllli Cl coiltlO and saveo the
«— —■ < I
' comracrea
Dmnani ine
S“ « * is
=> u»««.
vieiu ui
contracted nner
fiber brought
the mra..
mens- ¡" s° » “ ugbt
not oucu
such us
as io
to yield
a vice , to young meu, aud , never any
irn- I * ' ”
mill and about 75,000 feet of lum-
The Malheur county south of urement to nine inches and a-half. a‘,l’ 8tance. under ordinary ctrcuw-,
,
than wtien
when he
said: x\
stances, it is not worth having, and better
fetter tnan
lie soul.
ber, also all of the goods and safe. 1 Huntington is being overrun with T
In («Mg it s le
gasped: “Oh Gn the other hand if it is worth son, observe the po( tags stamp. Its!
Over On» M llllc'p eop lJw eaM h»
1
Loss being about *3000. The ow n-, cattle buyers. They are buying up
haven't I got— a just lovely figure having it is worth being made
usefulness
depends
upon
its
ability
W.
L.
Douglas
$3
&
$4
Shoes
ers of the mil: property are J. B. everything to be had, from a year-
now ? And it’s eo loose and com ■ bona tide pince of residence.
to stick to oue thing until it gets A ll o u r s h o e s a r e e q u a lly s a t is fa c t o r y
Heald and the estate of Chas. Holly- ling to tho old steer that crossed fortable.”
KJ m X S Z L
v
there. ’
field. M bile it was quite a loss to the plains iu the early “ sixties.” The
T b J r w earinf qualities »re »naurpasaed*.
and
The W orld's Fair Tests
the company they still ha' o a very prices beiDg paid are reported good The V. S. Gov't Reports
showed no baking powder ROYAL Baking Powder.
if your dealer cannot supply you we can. Sold by
large supply of logs and will com- and many stock-raisers are ditpos-
show Royal Baking Powder
so pure or so great in leav
Highest o f nil In leavening Dealers everywhere. W anted, a frn t to take , <■*.
luence running agaiu soon.
1 ing of their marketable stock.
earl.alve .m l* for this v c ’ nit.-. " rite »t
superior to all others.
strength.-v. s. oow — «»«Rcfwrt.
ening power as the Royal.
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T H f C -U M S O * THIS N PI A INLY H tO PW
m e (n v -w M cc i* t o n t m i p ia n o a io n c .
rL^
L C flU i
B c c a t»*
|y
|£
Y H E
B E S T !
THE FLY WHEEL one horse lighter draft and t inH » bundle aftei the team atop«»
*0re, JOnCS
Steel
H e * d e r * S®141 in ' 9 A th a n a ll o t h e r s c o m b in e d .
Staple«, lo jg e * lived
GH f\ IN M OW ER
p
rv
r la tlo
‘ Strenfth. Bicycle» are Cham Drive. Why? light draft!
VCR OUR r S t t - F O S - A L L I U U I T H T I D C t T A L O S V t
l u l ^ . L o . , W an .taa .re rs
W est Pullman, Chicago, III.
H ' M A R T IN . (.DonI A gen t, U m a ti. Or.
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