Cottage Grove echo=leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 18??-1895, July 27, 1895, Image 2

Cottage Grove Echo-Leader.
LONGER
AFRAID
“LEGS.”
OF
A bright and attractive young
E. P . TH ORP, - - EDITOR. woman and socially well known, too,
to a man with whom she
SATURDAY, JULY 27,
was conversing at an afternoon tea,
million the other day, that her legs were so
It takes nearly 400
wheat for bread and stiff she could hardly move, owing
bushels of
to -oo long a w alk the previous day.
seed in this country.
_ _____________“You needn’t look startled,” she
A Cincinnati anarchist and bomb- continued, laughing. “The days
maker has just committed suicide, bavj gone by when women were
the best thing he ever did in bis 8Up -,08ed to move about on the pe-
life. May his like go and do like- ripfcery ° f their skirts, like the doll
wise.
! pincushions at fairs. The end of
the century woman not only has
Pulling together never hurt any j
j lejrp but she is not afraid to allude
community but dissensions, jealous- I
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. t o thorn, and the once popular and
ies and personal spite have injured
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Tr
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admired lines:
more than one. Hence if pulling!
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...
,
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i “ Her feet beneath her petticoat
together has done some good then
fflice stole in and out,
let us pull more together and ac-
^
they feared ^
light>-.
complish much more good.
; bej
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age It ia begin.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
-rrri895>eiattrked
The Convention of the Christian ; ning to be generally recognized
Endeavor Society nt Boston was ; that legs and feet are not monopoly
one of the largest religious gather-j of one sex to the exclusion of the
ings ever assembled on the con- j other.
tinent or even in the world. It was
“ I couldn’t help reflecting when I
remarkable also for its enthusiasm , was abroad last year,” continued this
and earnestness.
j advanced young person, “ how
shocked the very proper people who
Roseburg Plaindealer: There is ,javen>t # leg tQ gtand on in the T0.
T H IS IS IX EN G LAN D , YOU K N O W .
W h e re a Man I sen t Allow ed to Pat
Flower« on Hi» Angel M other’s Grave.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
OUR ROUGH SEA VOYAGE.
T h« Editor» Make a Trip out Over the
on the Steamer Farallon.
SHOOK H AN D S W IT H A T IG E R .
LEWIS & BURKHOLDER.
By virtue of a warrant issued out o f the Coun
v f Court
W t f»r
ty
for the Poiinh-
County nf
o f ia
la n p
e , State o f Ore- W h e n th e A n im a ls F in ish e d , th e Man
;on, to me directed. June 22nd, 1895 command-
W o r e O n ly a N e ck tie a n d S hoes.
ng me to levy on the goods and chattels o f the
delinquent tax pavers uamea on the Delinquent
Tax Roll for said County for the year of 1894,
and if none he found then upon the real proper­
A young man whose ilesire to the j
ty as set forth and described in the said Delin­
quent Tax Roll or so much thereof as shall satis­ sociable exceeded his good judg­
fy the amount o f taxes charged therein together
with costs and expenses, I have duly levied
le
ment visited the winter quarters of
having been unable to find any goods or chattels
belonging to the respective delinquents herein­ the Great Wallace shows last winter. j
after named, upon the following described
leees or parcels of laud as set forth in said Tax Ben, one of the Beugal igers of the
list,
in h
said
Lane fl—
County.
State
ist, lying and j " being
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h
M
a
o f Oregon, described and assessed as follows:
menagerie, was taking Lis after- j
Bowerman, M. G.—Lot 4 Blk 6 Long & Lan­
des»’ add to E Cottage Grove #1.28.
dinner nap. His paw was hanging |
Cardwell, Josephine, lot 6 blk 13 Mulligan’ s
don to Eugene, #23.50.
carelessly out of the cage. The vis- j
Cardwell, Jno T - l o t s 5. 6, 7. 8. blk 2 M cFar­
land’ s add to Cottage Grove; lots 6 and 7 blk 4 itor, in a spirit of cordiality, grasp» d
Fainnount, according to orig. plat; begin at Sw
cor o f lot 2 blk 3 M cFarland’s add to Cottage the proffered hand like a candidate
Grove, N 100 ft E 30 ft S 100 ft w 30 ft to place Of
in E Cottage Grove; begin at a n oin t at an old settlers’ meeting.
16.07 chs K o f Nw cor of Hiram CoverhiU’s Cl—w
1.93 chs N 2.40 chs w 12 60 chs N 17 deg W 3.07 chs
Ben rebuked him by reaching out
E 200 links Sc up w bank of Coast Fork River to
place o f beginning—2—1-5
in
acres; also begin 2.S7 and gathering his back hair; he
chs E o f said Nw cor o f said Cl E 2.50 chs N 4.88
chs W 5.96 chs Se following up the E bank of swat him in the back of the deline­
said River to place o f beginning 5.06 acres in
ated thereon a railroad map. He
sec’s 9 & 10 tp 20 8 K 3 west #24.08.
Cook Ingham, E.—Begin at Nw cor of lot 4 Blk
2 Shields’ add to Cottage Grove E 20 ft to rear stabbed holes in him and did vari­
enu of-said lot W 20 ft thence N to place of be
ous other pleasantries peculiar to a
ginning #16.00
Cooper, Catherine 6.— EJ-i o f Nw % sec 35 tp
tiger. When the man was rescued
20 S R 4 west—80 A. #2.40.
Dame wood, Melvin,—Se \i sec 10 tp 20 S R 4
he remembered that something had
west-160 acres #4.80.
Eastman. A. R .- Begin at Se cor o f lot 8 Blk 1
He found himself array­
Hazelton’ s add to Cottage Grove E 12 rds 11 ft S happened.
f r f l t 5 ft’s 53 deg 20 min E 6 rds 12 ft N 37 U deg
E 10 rds 4 ft to place
»lace of beginning in w Cottage ed in a pair of shoes, a necktie and
Grove; begin at Ne cor p ilo t 3 Blk 1 In Cottage
Grove ruu E 20 ft S 100 ft w 20 ft N 100 ft to be several streaks of gore, but not a
ginning being 2-3 of lot 4 Blk 1 Shield’» add to
thing else. It took a surgeon to
Cottage Grove $8.00.
Grubbs,
Thaddeus M.—Lot 4 & Sw
of Nw‘4
»rubi
sew the remnants together.
& w ><, o f Sw1/, sec 12 tp 23 S R 3 west »3.60.
f
The
other day an Angelican
The follow ing interesting account
clergyman
prosecuted a young
o f the trip o f the editors out over the
woman for trespassing on “his bar at Newport last Sunday was writ­
for the Eugene Guard by W ebster
churchyard and damaging “ bis hay ten
Kincaid, aged 11 y e a rs:
growing therein, by visiting her
j Ocean House, Newport,
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O regon, July 21, 1895. E
sisters grave and placing flowers
W ell to begin with my story we get
thereon. Commenting on this inci­ up, dress, wash, com b hair and get
for breakfast, some were talk­
dent London Truth says: “ Bv two ready
ing about the steamer, which would
sentimental fictions the churchyard soon make a trip over the bar and
up and down the coast. Papa
is God’s acre and the church the run
and I g o t through breakfast and I
national or the people’s church. com m enced hunting for agate rocks.
Pretty soon the big steamer Farallon
But in dry law God’s acre is the in­ attracts
our attention bv whistling
cumbent’s free hold, and the only three times which Mr. W . S. Morrill,
of tho Ocean House, said
right of the people in the ‘national’ manager
meant that the steamer would start
churchyards is the right to be in 30 minutes.
I told papa we had better g o so we
buried there. Next to the right of started
down to com m ence our rough
a vicar to the grass growing on a sea voyage which we knew nothing
W hen we reached the steamer
grave, I think the most obnoxious about."
the wharf was crowded like a swarm
privilege to the beneficed clergy i3 o f bees. W ell we g ot on board and I
met M r M oorhead, who had a fishing
their right to levy toll on monu­ outfit.
I asked him where he got it
ments in churchyards. The other and he directed me to the first candy
day a gentleman desired to place a shop, where they had fishing lines to
rent for 25 cents a set. I tried to get
stone wall round the grave of his one too, but they had all been rented.
mother in Hampstead cemetery. W ell I g ot back "on the steamer by
the time she whistled 2 times. Mr.
He found that he could not do so Tozier editor o f the Pythian, was
standing on the wharf with some
without paying a fee of £4 10s to others
and I told Mr. Tozier, not
the vicar of Hampstead. Were I to knowing what would com e, that he lots 3 & 4 W of center of Coast Fork River ex
of NwJ^
afraid to com e. Mr. Tozier not cept the N 37 acres, being part o f
propose to abolish such fees I was
Tot 4; about 212 acres #14.18,
wanting to be backed out, came on & McMartin,
Feter,—N e ^ of S e^ ; S w ^ o f Sel4
should be charged with ‘sacrilege’ board. Pretty soon the big steamer & SeJ^of Sw*4 sec 8 tp 23 $ R 3 west—160 acres
whislted 1 time then 7 or 8 times in #4.60.
or possibly even ‘robbing God.”
Robinson, Owen,—E }4 of NwJ^ &
o f N e^
quick succession. The captain gave
DEALERS IN
General M erchandise
W O O L, HIDES A N D FURS,
Lumber, Shingles and G rain.
Agents for the sale of the
B R U M III WOOL m m .
W . H. COOPER,
a tto r n e y at L a v ,
C ottage G
rove .
O
regon .
OREGON.
LEMATL
L U M B E R .
sec 31 tp 21 S R 2 west #14.71.
B o s w e l l S p rin g 's ,
a reciprocity of interest between " cabularv, but who rejoice in a full
orders to pull aboard the gang plunk,
Shields, John,—Nw % of Sw
sec 5 tp 21 S R 2
ON». T R IA L W A S ENOUGH.
west #2.25.
and
the
steamer
started
on
her
rough
(Form erly Snowden S p rin g s)
country newspaper and the citizens.
^ „ 4 o{ .limbfi; would be if
Stoughton. S. J .—N*^ o f
sec 14 tp 21 S R
sea voyage.
Douglas County, O regon, are loca­
2 west »0 acres #1.80.
The newspaper builds up the town they should be present at a royal
W e noticed on the beach the clam
Warrenstaff, Amanda,—Begin at a point 293 ted on the Southern Pacific Railroad, |
In a Willamette valley town, the
bake getting ready and waved our links N o f Sw cor of R. M. Veatch’s Mill lot N “ Shasta R oute” from Sa t Francisco
The town builds up the coutry., f (jncbon in Scotland or England,
name of which cuts no figure at handkerchiefs and hands atthe beach. 582 links 8 3 5 -H deg E 520 links S 3 5 - 1^ deg E to Portland, in D ouglas <>»„ Oregon. \ Wishes to inform those who are content plating building in the spring to han
520 links 8 52 deg E 200 links 8 40 deg W 103
The one cannot grow without the when the Highland regiments were
present, there dwells a man who has The people did not notice when links N 84 deg W 393 links to place of beginning S. P. trains stop at the Springs ( flag j
in their orders (or lumber now. so they «an Vie
there came suddenly a big swell, but 2lA acres #3.20.
station ) Constantly open for the ;
other.
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I taking their turn at palace duty. long held that he could edit an or­ everybody laughed at it when there Collins, Sarah, E s t ,—Begin at Carey & Mar- reception o f guests. New bath room s !
kley’s shop—lot— N 54—U d e c E 96 ft to cor of
54— 'A dei
35—3.4 deg E 25 ft N 54—U
deg E 40 Connected with main building. P ost
A writer lias” figured*" out that There was a brave showing of leg dinary paper successfully and not came another one more lively than Carey’ s lot S 35—U'
the first. It soon became interesting. ft N 35-3-4 deg \V 25 ft N 5 4 - S deg K 6 2 - l i ft S Office and Express on the premises.
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there are 159,000,000,000 souls in | development, I promise you ! As devote more than an hour a day to The sailors sung out words which 33—% deg _ E 30 ft N 135 ft to cor o f S»evensou’ s
lot S 35-3-4 deg E 215 links to about Uie Iodine,
Bromine, Potassium, The W ith any kind of lum ber you may wish, winch will then be ready, and you
nobody
but
their
mates
could
under­
center o f the River thence up the center o f the
hell. He has also figured, on the j for the young princess of Balmoral, the work. “ It is nothing,” he has
won’t have to wait.
stand. Geo. Fountain said that it channel of the River to the Ne cor o f a lot land Carbonates o f Iron and Lim e and
to O. K. Knox bv R. Carev—N 35-3-4 Chlorides o f Calcium, Magnesium and
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basis that only 10 per cent of pro­ their royal legs were not hidden been accustomed to say, “ to write a woulden’t take but a little to do him deeded
deg W 275 links N 5 4 -U deg-190 ft N 35-3-4
up. I supposed the roughness only
W 80 ft to place of begin n in g-ex cep t that
fessed Christians go to heaven, that under a bushel— nor anything else. column of comments upon the lasted while you g o over the bar. deg
One spring contains 43.fi and the O l ’ d c r S
F F O H l A Dj.St3<lVC6 P l ’ O m p t i l v
A ttG lld fid
T o
part deeded to Cottage Grove. $6.40.
“ And that reminds me,” conclud­ events of the day.” Not long ago The wind had been blowing and the And Monday the 25th day o f August, 1895 at other over 2000 grains o f solid matter
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there are 1,800,000,000 souls in
the hour of 10 o’clock a m. o f said day at the
j
was pretty rough. After a while Court House door 111 the said County and State. I to the gallon.
heaven It seems to be an easy ed the speaker, “of the most absurd the editor of one of the papers in sea
Bend in your orders at once.
I began to feel like I didn’ t want to will sell the above described real estate at pub-
avoidance
of
the
word
‘legs’
that
lie
auction
to
the
highest
bidder
for
cash
subject
bj
SHERIFFS
SALE
ON
that town was called away for a fish, not because I was sick, but that
FORE-
thing to make figures.
to redemption to satisfy said warrant, costs and
OREGON.
! COTTAGE GROVE,
ever heard. I was calling on an week, and the man who knew it all I was very much scared with the accruing costs.
A. J. J o h n so n .
CLOSURE
of Lane County, Oregon.
This is the time of year when the acquaintance who husband was very was persuaded to take charge of the ship rolling around like a ball. But Dated this 23rd Sheritt
day of July, 1895.
it didn’t turn over, which I thought
N otice is hereby given that by virtue o f an j
Execution duly issued out o f the Circuit Court i
newspaper man needs every cent much out of health, so, of course I editorial columns during his ab­ it would shortly do.
o f the State o f Oregon for the County of Lane on ;
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Suddenly
I
heard
som
e
people
the 24tli day of June, 1895 on a Judgment render- :
due him. At this time job work naturally inquired for him. ‘He is sence. On the first day this man
laughing at som ebody. I
looked
ed in said Court on the 12th day o f June. 1895 for •
U n it e d S t a t e s L a n d O f f ic e ,
. AT,
the sum of six hundred thirty-four a n d -----------
and advertising are always light, i uot any better,’ said Mrs. K. The did very well; he dashed off a around and saw Ira L. Campbell,
03-100
Dollars with Interest thereon from the
Roseburg, Oregon, July 24,1895
necessitating the setting of more j trutb jg i ’m afraid Mr. K. is on his column and half without trouble. editor and ow ner o f the Eugene Notice Is hereby given that the following- said 12th day of June, 1895 at the rale of ten per I
Guard, calm ly and sadly walking
cent per annum and ’ sixty-five
and ‘ no 100 Dol-1
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settler has hied notice o f his Intention to lars Attorney’s fee, aud the further sum o f
type than when he had many adver- iagt_> 8be hesitated a moment and On the second day he prespired down the deck. I asked ' him what named
ir .k e final proof In support of his claim, and that Twenty-five and 70-100 Dollars costs in a suit in
was the matter and he said that a said p roof will be made before A. C\ Jennings, said Court wherein David Cherry was Plaintiff
tisemeuts, consequently his expenses then said ‘limbs.’ ”
freely although the room was cold, lady had vomited on his trousers. I County Clerk o f Lane county Oregon, at Eugene, and Janies R. Johnson was Defendant and LEM ATI,
OREGON.
I.ane county Oregon, on September 7, 1895, viz:
sai l Defendant James R. Johnson and i
are as high if not higher than when
before he got the work done; on the did not believe it till I looked at his Henry A. LaJole on hom estead entry No. 5400 against
on a decree of Foreclosure and order of sale ren­
trousers and convinced myself.
I for the Lot I & Nw‘ , Sw1, o f sec.. 4 Tp. 20 S., R. dered in said suit, commanding me in order to
The funniest thing of the reason
A F U L L L IN E OF
work is rushing. Your accounts
third day he walked the floor and was sorry for Ira but it could not be 3 west. He names the following w itne»sesto satisfy said judgment and costs and accruing
are small but in the aggregate they was a Chinaman on a wheel. He pulled his whiskers out by the helped. Pretty soon I became ac­ prove his continuous residence upon and culti­ costs to sell the follow ing described real prop­ C L O T H IN G ,
of, said land, viz: James H. Jackson, erty, to-wit:
customed to it and began to enjoy vation
came down Commercial street today
Joseph Neil, Thomas J. Johnson, of W alker,
The S. E. Ki of S. W . W and the W. 'A o f S. E.
are large to us. so help us ou t
DRY GOODS,
handful, and on the next he wrote myself. Most everybody was very Oregon and William M. Dellaney, >f Crestvell, \/i
•/ a <um
me S.
o. j E.
cj . -4
o. t*.
.4 in
4, Town-
1
and the
'4 ui
of S.
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o f ocmwu
Section 7,
like double-geared lightning on
Oregon.
ship 20 South o f Range 3 West, containing 160
sick
and
I
tried
to
be
but
I
couldn
’t.
about
half
a
column
and
nearly
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O b j e c t L e sso n . — One of the new j g reased
track. His pants were
After a while we stopped and got
B O O T S and S H O E S .
tion 12, Township 20 South o f Range 4 west, con­
taining 40 acres of land; also an undivided one-
laws which have recently gone into pU]ied clear of his knees and his pig­ broke a bloodvessel in the effort ready to fish. The captain began to
A B IG BOOM A H E A D .
half o f the S. W .1. o f N. \V.‘ 4 o f section 18. Town­
call out a gold medal for the man or
ship 20 South of Range 3 west, and the 8. E. 1 \ of
effect in Indiana provides that any tail stuck straight out behind, so On the two succeeding days he used woman who catches the first fish. I
N. E. % of Section 13, and the N. W. l4 o f N. E \\
Mr. Andrew Carnegie is quoted of Section 12, Township 20 South o f Range 4 west,
man who marries a girl to escape swift was he flying. He was a comi- the scissors exclusively, and said or n obody else was the luc ky one so
containing 122 acres o f land, all in Lane County,
no one g ot the medal, though lots of
that
he
wouldn’t
be
an
editor
for
all
Oregon; NOW TH EREFORE, I will offer for
prosecution and . then deserts her 1 c{d sight and the girls in bloomers
people wanted it. It was too rough by his New York manager as say­ sale
said real property at public auction for cash
_
.. Lane
. . . . County
within two year’s time, without j are nofc in it with him.— Weekly the wealth of the Indies. There are to fish, so everybody qd|t. Am ong ing: “The country at large does at the Court House door In Eugene,
Oregon, on Monday the 29th day of July, 1895
those
who
were
sick
that
I
would
like
plenty of men who think that they
the hours o f 9 o ’ clock a. m. ana four
sufficient cause, can be prosecuted Budget
to mention were Ira L. Campbell, not realize the boom which has between
o ’clock p. m. to-wit: at 1 o ’clock d . m. of said
could edit papers while dozing in Mr. Patterson, Mr. Tozier M r M oor­ started in the industrial world. day.
A J. J o h nson ,
just the same as if the marriage had
head
and
most
everybody
else
>
llXaf
Sheriff o f Lane County, Oregon.
A Doubtful Compliment.
hammocks, and they ought to be
Iron and steel mills all over the Jun29-4-5w.
not taken place. This is a good,
I
can
remember,
but
these
took
a
Ex:— A promising young mer­ given the opportunity.
This stock has just been refilled and is the
specially interesting partin the vom it­ country have contracted their full
wholesome law and should have
chant recently presented his better-
in g party. It being too rough to fish
best selected in town.',
—
4 county Supt. at a recent session we went"farther out at sea. I now capacity for mouths ahead, and
been in force in every state in the
half on her birthday anniversary
The highest p n ot» paid for all kinds of produce..
of the county institute asked every became very much scared at my sur­ many are actually unable to take YAQUiNA BAY ROUTE.
union long ago.
He was much flattered when she
roundings and the way the boat rolled
teacher present who took their local over the big swells. Then I heard additional orders. Since the bulk
Connecting at Yaquina Bay with the
The Dalles Times Mountaineer told him she intended to give it his
paper to hold up their hands. Out the men calling out the depth o f the of their contracts were booked,Jthere San Francisco aud Yaquina Bay
160 Acres Land for Sale E A ST AND S O U T H
water, which I could not understand.
predicts that the Cascades locks will name until he asked her reasons for
Steamship company.
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of 100 present but six responded, at
Mr. Tozier said he thought New- has been an advance of fifty cents in
3 MILES FROM ELKTOX OR.
be completed for the passage of so peculiar proceedings.
which he expressed great surprise, jort was a pretty good place and said pig iron. This fall consumers will Steamship “ Farallon.” Partly cleared with good fram e
“ Well,” she said, “you know dear,
The Shasta Route
:e was tired of the jo b and would like
boats by Christmas This will be
A 1 and first-class in every respect.
and said: “You don't spend $1 a to be in Newport.
All the women find that they cannot place orders. Sails from Yaquina for Sau Francisco house, barn and out buildings, good
a good thing for The Dalles’ coun­ it has a good deal of brass about it,
well
at
the
door.
4000
rails
in
the
— OK T H E —
year with these papers, and yet you wer« sick but two, am ong these two The country is on the threshold of about every eight days.
fen ce; school l'/t m iles; price $600,
was the steward’s wife, who was en­
try tributary thereto as will be the it is handsome to look at; requires a
Passenger
accom
m
odations
unsur­
one half down, balance on lon g tim e i S m T t l l f k m
expect them to print, free of charge, jo y in g herself very much as she had the biggest revolution in business it
passed. Shortest route between the at g per cent int. F or further partic- j
t*.L licilX X Pacific Co.
opening of the Upper Willamette good deal of attention, is remarks
notices of institutes, insert long seen rougher seas. .She was walking has ever experienced, and it is not a Willamette valley and California.
ulars
write
to
G eo S m i t h ,
Express
Trains L eave Portland D ally.
bly
brilliant,
is
sometimes
unsteady
up
and
down
the
deck
with
her
baby
the year through by keeping the
Fare from Albany or points west to
programmes of same, print reports who was perfectly contented, which long way off.”— Ex.
Elkton, Oregon.
I I jauth.
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San F ran cisco:
channel clear of snags and sandbars | on its legs, liable to^ explode when
of what you say and do on these oc­ was very different from the others.
C abin ................................................. $12.00 ■ Thos. F. Oakes, Henry C. Payne, Henry c Rou«e fcisp . m . L v
I’ortl.i.d
Ar. 8:20 a. hi .
Albany
Democrat:
An
Albany
only
half
full,
blazes
up
occasionally,
W
e
drifted
about
an
hour
or
so
when
!
12:57
il
Receivers.
to Salem and the central Willamette
I Lv. Cottage O rò*# Lv. 1:47 a. nr,
casions, and thus expect them to ad­ som ebody saw the jetty and we start­ man recently at the Bay, has such Steerage................................................8.00 j
10.45
I Ar. San rra n cliti» Lv. 7.00 p. m.
Cabin, round trip, good for 60
valley. Boats will then pass from it is always out at bed time, and IS vertise you and your abilities in ed sea sick, scared and without any
Above-triune «top at all »tatlnn« from Portland
d a y s......... ........................................ 18.00 j ||ORTHERN
enormous
feet
and
long
legs
that
he
fish. W hen we reached the landing,
to Albany h id n siv«; al«o TaiiKwit. Sheclil»,
Columbia’s mouth to the rapids in bound to smoke.”
F or sailing daj’s apply to H. L. j
Halsey. Harrisburg. Junetlon City, Irvine, Eu-
vour profession, thus assisting you o f course everybody denied ever be­ stuck one of his feet through a pane
W alden, agent Albanv, Oregon.
¡renr and all stations from Roseburg to Ashland
the river above Tbo Dalles.
Grasshopper Poisen.
'
iuclusise.
to climb the ladder to better posi­ ing sea sick or scared at all, but all of glass during the right and came
CHAS. C LA R K , Supt.
PACIFIC R. R.
the same we had gotten back safe and
I l s i t b u r t t in ti D a ily .
Corvallis, Or. I
The following, found in the Sacra tions and better salaries without a sound so we started for the clam near having it eaten up by a cow.
The editor of a country news­
E D W IN STONE, M anager,
8:30 a. in. I Lv.
Portland
Ar. I 4:30 p.
1 3:25 p. ni. Lv. C ottage (¡rov e I.T. 9:29 A.
Corvallis, O regon.
paper often lies restless on bis pil­ mento Bee of June 22, may well be cents patronage in return. Your bake.
R
the man lays it to the small rooms
r5:f»o p. m. ! Ar.
W e b ste r K in c a id .
Roseburg
Lv. 1 7:00 a.
low meditating upon, and devising worth Bavin g: Several years ago conduct in this matter would lead
u
of the cottage; but the case is a
M ONEY LOANED.
No county in Oregon, except it be plain one.
N
ways and means to benefit his when grasshoppers were infesting me were I the editor of one of these
Pullman Buffet Sleepers
fellow man, because he perceives certain parts of this state, Henry papers to promptly throw into Multnomah, can boast of better
roads than Yamhill. Th# sec ret of
AND
Persons who are subject to diarroea F ir s t M o r t g a g e s O n I m p r o v e d P u llm a n
that the way to his own success lies Motte, a vineyaxdist residing in El the waste basket any communica­ the whole business is systematic
F a r m P r o p e r t y N e g o t ia t e d .
S e c o n d C la n « S l e e p i n g f a r *
S l e e p in g C a r s
will
find
a
speedy
cure
In
De
Witt’s
Dorado
county,
two
miles
above
tion sent by a society, the members grading, and the application of
across plains of social advancement.
4TTACHED TO ALL THROUGH T R A M * .
E le g a n t
Colie and Cholera Cure. Use no
This Bort of selfishness is praise­ Mormon island, invented a poison of which too proud or too stingy to plenty of fine gravel, which is taken other. It is the best that can be
D in in g C a rs
W e are prepared to negotiate first
W e n t S i d e l> iv ft ft lo n .
worthy because it leads to general which he found efficacious in de take my paper, or if I inserted it, to from the Yamhill river and other made or that money can procure. It m ortgages upon im proved farms in ' T o u r is t
Between Portland and Corvallis.
streams.
S l e e p in g C a r s
leaves the system in natural condition O regon, with eastern parties at a rate j
progress. There are two kinds of stroying the grasshoppers and keep­ demand full advertising rates for
M A IL T R A I N D A IL Y (E XC E PT S U N D A Y .}
after its use. We sell it. J. P. Cur- of interest not to exceed 9 per c e n t ,'
ST. P A U L
A M an w e A ll K n o w .
selfishness, the one considers self ing them out of the vineyards. He every line published.’’ That sup’t
:31) A. M.
7:3«
M.~| I Lv.
Portland
Ar. | 5 :3 5 ~ l\ lf.
per
annum
M
IN
N
E
A
P
O
L
IS
rin.
2:15 P. M. j Ar.
Corvallis
Lv.
60 I\ M .
alone, the other embraces self and was offered money for the exclusive takes a just view of the matter.
A
pbilosopbical e x c h a n g e
D u L l’ T H
M ortgages renewed that have been
At Albany and Cnrvallls connect with trains o
But it is not only the teachers that sets forth a great truth: “The man
FARGO
others. The former is reprehensi­ use of his secret, bnt he declined
Oregon Pacific Railroad.
A pastor of a very poor church taken by other companies.
G R A N D FORKS
to
ble, the latter is commendable— sell it, and instead gave the world act that way; but societies, churches, who gets the fewest letters com­
Address with stamp,
CROOKSTON
E x p r e s s T r a in D a il y rExcrn* S ctvday .)
wished
to
present
his
congregation
plains
the
most
of
the
management
the benefit of it by making it pub etc. They wish to give entertain­
W IN N IP E G
M i b v in S w o r t s ,
Roseburg Plaindealer.
4:40 r. M. Lv
Portland
of the postoffice; the man who com­ with hymn books, but did not have
6:25 A. M.
H
E
L
E
N
A
an
d
7.25 P. M. Ar
Baker City, Oregon.
McMinnville hr. 5:50 A. M.
lie. The poison is a compound of ment of some description in order plains most of his preacher, pays
BUTTE
the
money
wherewith
to
buy
them.
The unfortunate experience which middlings, 25 pounds of bran, 25 to raise money. The job printer is the preacher the least; the man who
Through tickets to all point« in the Eastern
states, i aiiada and Europe can be obtained at
Trespass Notice.
investors have had during recent pounds of arsenic, 1 gallon of water paid for posters, drayman for haul­ complains the most of the neighbor The proprietor of a patent medicine
lowest rates from M. C. Bond, agent C otiace
TO
E. f\ R O G E R ».
N otice is hereby given that I, the
years with the stocks and bonds of and 3 gallons of molasses. This ing, the merchant for what he fur­ is the meanest neighbor; the man offered to give them books, provided undersigned,
Asst. G. F A Pans A *L
have posted trespass C H IC A G O
H. K O EH LE R , Manager,
1 “ §*
railroad and industrial corporations must be thoroughly mixed so that nishes, rent is paid for the hall, in who has the least sense is the most he were allowed to insert his adver­ notices on m y respective premises and W A S H IN G T O N
q»-n,
Portland Or.
conceited, and the man who bor­ tisements in them. The preacher all persons trespassing thereon after ■ ■it aiiBir—a
prompts many to ask, in what 'can every particle of bran and middlings act every body is paid but the
rows his neighbor’s newspaper has gladly consented. When the books this date will be prosecuted to the full N E W Y O R K
we invest with immunity from loss receive a portion of the arsenic,
BOSTON A N D A L L
extent o f the law.
newspaper, which does more to the most fault to find with the way
P O IN T S E A S T A N D SOUTH
L. H. Y a r b r o u g h .
arrived he examined them carefully,
Justice of the Peace
of income resulting # from panics, tablespoonful of the mixture 18 make the affair, whatever it may be, it is run.”
but
could
not
find
the
advertise­
AND
short crops aDd general business placed on a piece of board which
a success, than all else. And the
TIME SCHEDULE,
G o o d A d v ic e . — Somo good per­ ment.
Congratulating
himself
upon
depression ? Indications
denote placed near the foot of each vine, people and societies who have thus
C h a m b erla in ’ # E y e a n d S k in O in tm en t
For inform ation, time cards, maps
son has said: “Do not make your his good fortune, he presented them
Is unequalled for Eczema, Tetter, Salt- and tickets, call on or write
that many arc finding a solution of The hoppers leave the vine to eat received many dollars worth of free
mind sponges, saturated with the
W R LOCKWOOD, Agent,
the problem by investing in mining the arsenic, and they die in about advertising do not even have the putrid waters of the goose-pond on Easter morning, then announced
Collections a Specialty.
C ottage G rove , O r .
enterprises. The demand for gold six minutes afterward. As the hop courtesy to thank the editor for his filth of gossip; hear as little as you ‘We will sing the hymn on page Chronic Sore Eyes and Granulated Eye Lids. Cottage Grove, Or.
For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box.
— or —
and copper properties was never j pers travel in line of battle, it will work, or show in any way that they can to the prejudice of others; be­ seventy-nine.’ One glance at the
Clothing tor Ladies and Children
A. D. CHARLTON, Asst. Gen. Faso
TO H O U S E O W N E R S .
greater than at present, and it is ! be necessary only to protect a few appreciate what the paper has done lieve nothing of the kind unless you page, and a very visible smile went
Made to order cheap for cash or
For
putting
a
horse
in
a 5ne healthy con­
Agent,
are forced to believe it; never cir­
country produce, by
safe to say that this year there will ■ rows in the line of march, extending for them. By and by editors will culate or approve of those who cir­ through the congregation. The dition try Dr. Cady’s Condition Powders.
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure 255 Morrisson St., Portland Oregon. (
M m P e t S a n f o r d ,
be millions of dollars invested in j the protection as the survivors ad get to have horse sense and quit culate those reports; moderate as hymn rt»d as follows :
lose of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
Cottage Grove-
Hark,
the
harald
angels
sing!
kidney
disorders
and
destroy
worms,
givini
mining properties in the West.- I vance. This remedy is now being such business as that.—Ex.
far as you can the censure
of
. _ in?
new life to an old or over-worked horse. 2o
Johnpon’s
pills
are
just
the
thing;
L
I
G
l-iT
...
others;
always
believe
that
if
the
Western Mining World.
BUDUR
j used with success in the Asti Col-
cents per package. For sale by druggists.
R O ttW S
other side were heard, a very
Peace, on earth and mercy mild,
RU N N IN G
I ony, near Cloverdale.
The irrigation near Ontario, Or.
HEAJJERa
liffierent account would be given of
The Western Mining W
o r l d ; , _______________
“Two
for
man,
and
one
for
child.
which is to be 12 miles in length the matter.”
Plano” Fly Wheel, la the rrasust
The prosperity of any country d e -1 Oakland City ( Indiana ) Enter-
P
51
.
9
,
P
fiQ
poweq
and cover 10,000 acres, is nearly
ever made la ¿cH-Bladtaf ttw e a te r s ...
Albany Herald: Mr. Rudolph
pends more or less upon what we j prise: In some part of Southern
A flea can jump straight upward
L . D o u IS THE
g la s
completed, and one lateral is already Spring, of Sweet home, has given
L
BEST.
!
Indiana
the
fanners
have
in
the
call its development. When de
aud vault over a barrier 500 times
S 3 S H O E FIT FOR A KINO. A
past two or three years cultivated built. I b c ditch is 15 feet at th the land office at Oregou city a case
C O R D O V A N ,
velcpmcnt is arrested business of al^
its
own
height.
If
a
man
could
dis-
FRENCH A tNAWCl LID CALT.
the sunflower seed as a field crop bottom, 25 feet at the top and five to think over. Five yeajs ago he
kinds is poor. Labor is thrown and sold it last year at 2i to 3 cents J fee^ dePp
¡4*3*? F ine C alf I l K ansak »
obtained a patent to 160 aeies o f p’ny so much agility, he could clear
* 3.4? POUCE.} s o l e s .
out pf employment and the inabil­ per jtound, 28 pounds to the bushel j
land under the homestead
Ht a wall a mile high at a single bound.
now makes application for a can­ If he could jump as far forward ac-
ity of the masses of the people to which yielded tleiu 70 cents per:
We learn that a good German
purchase and consume the pro­ bushel, and as they raised 20 to 30 gentleman not far from Eugene, cellation of the patent, and the coi’ding to his weight as a flea can)
[*2.?l.r?BnYS'SCH00LSH0tt
bushels to the sere it was a better
privilege of tiling over again and
%
LA D IES*
ducts of the fields and shops
had a mule stolen from Ins farm the
crop than wheat.
going over again the process. Mr. he could take two and a half trips
other night, and advertises as fol-
causes juices to fall; the standard
around
the
world
at
one
leap.
Spring had not resided upon the
T M f CAUM r o e T W » « r iA M L T M O M -
Girls seldom marry the young I lows: “ Von nite, de oder day, ven
of living is generally reduced, and
land before proving up as required
TWC r w - W H t E f S ON THU 0VAMC A LONS.
I
ras
bin
awake
in
my
sleep,
I
heard
BROC KTOMJ-LA 3 3 .
men
who
give
them
presents
and
THE
PLRN0
LEADS
Because
by
law,
and
he
wanted
to
do
the
only those who have accumulations
A
Chicago
girl
is
about
to
ride
a
Over
One
Million
People
wear
the
somethings vat 1 thinks vas not
of money, fixed salaries or income feed them ice cream, for the reason, yust right in mine barn, and out matter right now that he had learn­ bicycle from that city to the city of W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Sloes
that when the girls are ready to
ed our language, and knew what
All
shoes
are equally
„ ____
one horw hEhtrr draft snd bind a bundle after U>« teea stops.
n
i l our
UUl m
iuvoutw
v q n u iij satisfactory
-
from investments are able to keep
marry the voung men are bankrupt •hn“ P\to
Tand
mit d® was required. This is said to be Mexico, 3000 miles away. That will They *W e the beet value lor the money.
More Jones Steel Headers Sold In *94 than all other« combined.
; barn ou t \en I ves dere coom, I
up the expenses of good times.
be
a
great
feat,
in
fact
a
double
They
equal
custom
shoes
In
style
and
fit.
the first case or record of this kind.
__________
_____ qualities are unsurpassed.
surpassed
Their
wearing
CHfliN MOWER
This has been the experience of this The
a i ir
e is d ]oo6e
s t “ ond
J F ? ran
raule
he stable
vee off;
bin
The prices are uniform,— stamped on sol
feet
i ne World's
worm s r F a
r Tests
i esrs i s tied
mit de
From Si to #3 saved over other makes.
Ferris W h e e l .
country for the past few years.
If
your
dealer
cannot
supply
you
we
can.
Sold
by
ROYAL
Baking
Pow
der.
The U. S. G ov't Reports
show ed n o baking pow der and whoefer will him back pring
pnng I
rv
FOR OUR race -FO R . ALL ILLUSTRATED c a t a l o o u c
D e a le rs e v e r y w h e re . W a n te d , a g e n t t o ta k e T ,
Highest of oil ia leavening
so p o re o r so g r ee t in lesv* yust as much pay him as vas
sh ow R oya l B aking Pow der e x c lu siv e sale f o r tb i* r i c i p i t '. W r ite a t ( h e K U n o M i g . C o ., Maa«<«*,rer,
Pr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder
West Pullman, Chicago, lit.
cuing p ow er e s tb c R oya l
kuetwnary.”
Strength _u. s. O m m « * «sew*.
superior to a ll others.
4w«Hed Gold Medal Midwinter Fair, San Francisco.
>'• H M A R T I N , L«» a! Ag«*nt, L e m a t i, Op.
J. B. ROUSE,
PR O M PTLY
FILLE D
New Goods and New Styles
L U R C H 'S
Ladies Dress Goods, H ts and
Domestics-
All Sizes of Trunks.
Oregon Central k Eastern R, R. Co.
s
THROUGH TICETS
J. S. MEDLEY,
Real Estate Agent.
W.
PLHNO
THE FLY W HEEL
IT IS T H E B E S TI