Cottage Grove echo=leader., October 05, 1895, Image 2

CONGRESSMAN HERMANN.
T H E LO TTERY EV IL.
Mr. O. II. W illard b ro u g h t to this
office a stalk of corn ten feet high,
O regon Statesm an: One of the p lanted first of Ju n e.
g reatest evils San Francisco has
W inters W allace has the thanks
had to contend w ith constantly for of this office for a box of prunes
years has been th e gam b lin g spirit, raised on th e ranch of Rev. C. H.
Some m onths ago the Call of th a t Wallace,
city entered upon a crusade ag ain st
An exchange tells of a man who
CHANCES
TO SAVE.
The R o seburg Review vouches
for th is story: “E lm er Weekly,
who h e id s sheep for F la n k Waite,
ju st over the Coa.-t R ange back of
C allah an s sawmill, came across
three p an th ers one day about three
weeks ago and quickly dispatched
them. L ast Sunday before break-
■ last he met th ree more on th e trail,
and going koine g ot his g u n and
?Ir. E nsley's dog, and in very short
Hon. B inger H erm ann arriv ed on
th e Iio seb u rg 10:25 local, F rid ay
orning S eptem ber 27, leaving for
i: 1*. T H O I Î P , - ■ E D IT O R . m
E n , I -re a t th e same h o u r Saturday
1895. m orning. Mr. H erm ann was look-
SATURDAY, OCT. 5,
ing after the in terests of his constit-
W hen D unraven w rites another
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patromz-
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f
h ig
w i
4 0 0 to 412 K S t.,
le tte r, it b n u ld be on m ourning
ws. Mr Hermann seemed ed there. I t seems asff everybody £nd insi8to(i on t
t
ti
, so
note, extra v. i l e border. We hope,
'“*« W « » h
Boh ua in that faBt-livuig metropolispatron-.Lj^j
conld defend th V h o m e i in
e r a a i. c
i • a ,, sence. After a nniu
„
however, th e 1 rd will soon be done go: I kiincs .hicli from tn cir d
tbr<e ‘»o«'« panther lad. s.
I he- lzed
... lotteries of one kind or another. case < i hi
bullet
LiF2t General Eeiail House cn Coast
nouif i.al i .mini ss are attra c tin g the . I h e terrib le e u l prevaded all classes , , ,
,
.
ravin'.
1 he average len g th of anim als was
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T. i. i
been d u g o u t of his leg and the
earn est atten tio n of num erous ex- ot sock . .
I t took the earnings ot
, . , .
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about eig h t feet, all of them fully
e a rin g A p p a re l of a ll k in d s fo r m e n ,
,
r io-
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cow buried tie said he guessed she '■ W
The sale of fifteen million dollars p e rt m iners an d capitalists all ovi
•.m e n , a rid c h i l d r e n ; D ry G o o d « , S h o e s.
iple in every walk of h ie —from
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i , , to s s • in g , uaa b etter snoot w ith a n ax.
w orth of E rie railroad bonds to a the world.
Mr. H erm ann called the newsboy
or i bootblack
C r-K -keiy. N o t i o n s , b t a t i o u e r y , S i lv e r w a r e ,
H o u s e h o l d S u p p l ie s , e tc .
L ondon syndicate show th a t A m eri­ at the Ee io-I.:
ottii e and h ! < ntiies on the streetco rn eis to bank
I h e rules an d reg u la t ns and
can s e c :
i l l d<- . - l i d
O l i d an extended interview with th e pub
C a t a lo g u s F re e .
presidents gam bling in stocks oi ! . ourse of stu d y of th e p ul 1 • school
W . H. COOPER,
and th a t gold ' ill -jo n begin to iish e rin regard to ihe Bohemia taking tickets in lotteries driven out of Junction City have been received.
A liflH 'l-iiin e i l l u s t r a t e d c a r n l n g n c
» ¡ . m i o u r K.” ’d s a n < l p r ic e s s e n t i r e e l o
C
e ft
flow bac!; to the country.
mines and the phenom enal n a tu r a l' < f this co u n try en trenched iu neigh-i T
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A ny K d ir . i T e n s o f l ii '.¿ s a n d s o i cu*>
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-Hie work was elegantly p rin ted bv
t .i m e r s t i u d i t p r o i i t a b l e a n d s a t i s l a o
resources of South Lane. Mr. H er- h o lin g lands.
b
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C ottage G rove . O regon .
lo r y io b u y t h r o u g h t h i s b o o k .
If you w ant the best daily news­ m aun was anxious to learn what
The Call has m ade a h ard and j le 'Enii-tioi lty lim es. Prof, aud
T E R M S C A S H .
p ap e r in San Francisco, you must wool 1 tend to develop the w onderful able fight, and it has accom plished I
J- ! ’• H olland are teaching the f r c ’.ise tn i.n c y fu r .....Is v i 'h o r d e r , a n d 11
NOTICE 1 OK PUBLICATION.
a lb v to r p o s ta g e . l y
have T he S .-i ) ram i -o ('ail. It ri oui'-es of S o u th L an -, which much of good. B u t tne passion has school. Prof. H olland is an able t b o isb lie iu a e e e n le l t b ! y o v m e r 11 w ill
be r e t u r n e d .
L in d O llic e a t K o s v b u r g , O re g o n .
stan
d
s
at
the
fro
n
t
ill
everything.
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> long remained dorwent, bat become so deep seated and so gen- educator and will Bee that pupils at-
if mti'icsicd in any of the items lie-
Au o ust, 28, 1895.
J he Sum!
i Ji is m:u\el of excel- which now
seem to have special oral th a t it will take more th an a ;«
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low, or.lcr promptly, giving item nitm-
N o tic e i t h e r e b y p v e n t h a t t ii e f o llc w in g -
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-s
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i tend to th e ir studies,
lence in < lul ii.otion of news aud charm s for
ter.
en terp risin g men ami generation to stam p it o u t— or even •
UHiiiCG
i i l t 'f a s n ., ,| n > . n i h is i n : c a t in n to
literatu re —having no com petitor.
w a iv e p ¡ai
- a -p p ,.n ;,f |, j s c ia ip i. a n U i b a t
di 1 capitalists. Mr.
H erm ann to h u n t it into hiding, which is
Soma were not born to die, and
. S p c i ia l v a lid - in W o m e n ’s W h it e E m ­ "U’.i I '- - ’;.’! Vull b .' m a a* b r i'o r e A . C. .J e ilh ii us
fully agrees w ith the p u b lish er of about as much as can ha expected | others too sensitive to live. A b r is o id
! o u n l.\ ( a r r i o t l .a n e CD iiutv. O r e g o n , a t F i r -a iic
e r e d H a n d k e r c h i e f s . P r ic e , 10c e a c h .
o r t i-DH. o u O c t o b e r is . is
v iz; '
E ven th • tow e t estim ato of the th e E cho L zadeb th a t south L:
until along up tow ards the ushering i young man up north was so uutor-
N o.
fo» t h e '«
W o m e n 's W in t e r W e ig h t U n d e r V e s t s a n d V ilttiä n i A. s p o u g . o n l l .
corn y ieh I, 2<)<- > million bushel.. presents many golden o p p ortunities in of the millenium.
e. 2-i T . 21 S . 1{. 3 W e st;
tu n ate as to be crippled in his hip. P a u l s . U iiiiP 'l'd l ia i r l'm ish a n d l i g h t t a n c o lo r . He . H a X in -S e s t a NV,
LEM A TI.
O REG O N.
e foil )\\n..;- v
. s t o p r o v e h is
w ould m ake th e crop w orth 40«? mil- to e n terp risin g men and capitalists
T he Call tells of a recent
‘.'U tin u o H
id e i;,
H e went to a dance and was happy A l l s i z c s . s p v r i u l v a lu e a t r.oe c a c ti,
u p o n a n d c u lt n a t i o n of,
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h in d , viz:
lion dollars, at the sm all price of not enjoyed elsew here on the Pacific show ing the effects of the insidious till th e hop began when he w ent 20. F a s t B la c k S a t e e n C o r s e ts , E x t r a lo n g s R .lid
t'.tu s R;iv. ¡¡¡: s. I h iv n l K is s u e , J a m e s L e b o w
twenty-five cents p er bushel. 'Ib is coast. Mr. H erm ann was here to > m ania in these words:
g e G ro v e, o r c
out and shot himself because he a n d f a r a h e a d o i a n y t h i n g o f t h e k i n d w e h a v e a n d .Jo h n L e i,.a , a ;] i. o f C M. o tta
V l a t c ü , R e g i s te r .
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n
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P
r
ic
e
,
50c.
w ould make about $G dollars for la come well acquainted w ith the
aug.31-13
“In the police co u rt of O akland could not take part.
21. N e w A ll W o o l S e r g e s . I n b l a c k a n d t a n ’
every man, won -a and child.
special needs of south L ane which last week there was an illustration
P lainly YT siblil —E u g en e G u ard : n a v y l.-lue, b r o w n , d a r k g r e e n a n d e a r a n a l .
tiT i
e
ro c r e d i t o is .
give such stro n g indications now, of of the in ju ry which th e lottery
I t is one a; in proven th a t I nch soon becom ing the m ost prosperous works in th e com m unity. A man, L ast n ig h t was a henutif.il one the W id t h , 30 i n c h e s . S p e c ia l v a lu e a t 25c y a r d .
s, D e-
6-3“ SEN D IN G TO
ceased.
Ham can tie both hands h loud his m ining cen ter on the Pacific slope, rep o rted to be a good workman, sky being unusually clear. A re lia ­ 22. F i n e T i s s u e P a p e r f o r la m p s h a d e s a n d
N o t i c e is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t T . G . H e n d r i c k s
ble gentlem an inform s 11s th a t at 11 f a n c y w o r k . A ll c o lo r s . P r ic e , 25c f o r r o ll o f io
hack, roll his lim n coat tail up to
ha> b e e n <lui\
c i.e o a u m in is tr a to r o f th e
and will do an y th in g in his pow er an d who has had steady employ-
I 'i .
Ju.
X’ V y J O ltO .
e.'>tat«‘ o f W illia m S h i e ld s «h eeast-,1. A ll p e r -
t In- ba k of
neck, and while Mi to help forgo to th e fro n t rapidly as mi nt, was b ro u g h t before the co u rt p. m„ the snow capped peaks of the f e e t ,
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< 'olum hi i hot
ba. high old hat, possible, this g rea t section of Ore- t«> answ er the charge of having T hree Sisters were pi iniv visible to 23. H o o d ’s o r A y e r ’s S a r s a p a r i l l a , 75c b o t tl e . by n o t h I to • .'. . ci t h e s.'.inc t.i th»* a d u n n is -
e <'¡iv , Z J T j ” T r e e s a r e
a/7 o n
w ade out to ti. m iddle of the A t­ gon. Mr. H erm ann is a tireless th reaten ed his wife with a carving- the naked eye. This is rem arkable, P a i n e 's C t j e r y C o n ip o u n d , 75c. A ll tic k ’s i*or- t r ’’ a t ■ o r ’'i a i t.i t h i 1 i . r s s i t x N m a ii. i t h n s il f r i k o m i n k i n - E . a u t g e e n <»f
th e
p u b .le a ii o n o i t h i s n o t ’.ee . G a t e d tJiis 14th d a y
lantic ocean, nu ■ tin g Jo h n Bull hall' worker in behalf of the best in ter- knife and driven h er from the when the time of night, is consider- o u s 1 'la s t c r s , i.-,c. U a tm -ia fiu -c liih li-c 1, 23c
T . G . H e n d r ic k s ,
way, tw ist t! i tail of the British ests of Oregon. H e has been in house. The man, it seems was uu- cd. The distance is ab o u t 70 miles. 24. S e v t-n l ’iei-i- I li ir ih v u n d B e d r o o m S u its . G e o . !»l. I!. i s D u o ». r i ; i s ,
A d m iiiL - tr a to r .
A
lt
d
in
f
o
r
t
h
e
e
s
t
a
te .
Lion till tin m orning sta rs fairly congress so long th a t bis experience d e r the influence of liquor when he
T be E u g en e G u ard says th a t D. N ic e c a r v i n g a n d liu isli. l ’r ie e , y a c k e d f u r s h i p ­
m e n t b y f n - lg lit, .; 2 I.
how l w ith delight.
N O IR E 1 OR PUBLICATION.
hi know ing ju s t w hat will most beue- com m itted th e offense, b u t his wifi Vi. Coolidge b ro u g h t into town
stateli
he
was
a
com
plete
slave
to
!
Oregon,
is
acknow
ledged
bv
ev-
from his fru it firm south of th e city
25. W o m e n 's C i r c u l a r C a p e o f h e a v y p lu s h . U nited S t .'. tem L and O ffu - e j
T he season will soon he hen
- o a t t r i m m e d w i i li s e a l . I .iu e d
Rositt'.t tic.Oii. Sept. 5, 1895.(
w hen o u r farm er friends will com- erybody. T here is probably no mail j the Chinese lottery game, ami all a tw o-bushel basket tilled with ches- t C h o r o l la u g r h o a u n t d w f ltli
O
d u r a b l e s e r g e , s i z e s , 32 to 44
N o t i c e i> h e r e i n _ iv . ii t h a t ill.- f o llo w in g - co,
jJa iu of bad l o a d s . Well good iu congress w ho has d me s > much his money was th u s gam bled away, nuts which he had picked from one i n c h e s , b u s t. B r ic e . SG.23.
la i'a .- d vi t i l e r l ia s tile d n o t ie .- o f h is i n te n t io n to
leaving
the
family
desolate
and
the
young tree. The n u ts are first-class
m a k e In a il ¡»roei in -.,i4
a
h . .; h u m . a m i t li a t
roads d on’t grow, ju s t like weeds. for th e ir state as Mr. H erm ann has
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, in 1.■ ■ • A . (
J e ii ii in g s ,
and ju st as good as those raised in 26. M e n 's A ll-W 'ool H e a v y c h e v i o t T r o u s e r s C '•a o 1«t m j I'«
\
< lei'E of I.a. t«- C »univ, G rt g o n . n t
They have to I c made. And th e re’s done for O regon. Mr. H erm ann is home m iserable and wretched.
T
here
are
ruined
homes,
broken
— “ n o w e a r o u t to t h e m . '' N e a t d a r k p a t t e r n s . L ‘ig« iif . L a n e C o u n ty O r. g< n . o .i O c to b e r 21
the
East.
Mr.
Coolidge
has
a
num-
not
saying
an
y
th
in
g
ab
o
u
t
fu
rth
e
r
l.obody to inako them except the
I.S:»». viz:
ifs - pauk in < i free .-®a
J«>8 p h h a m s o a la ,n o s te a d e i ’t r v N o . 7933 fo r
farm owners. Th .e who have lived congressional honors, b u t is looking m inhood and families made w retch- her of o th er varieties of nuts and is 1>riee’
V '‘‘
- f s e e .s . To.
R. 3 W e s t.
•
in “the .o digging’’ for 50 to 100 strictly alter the interests of hisxou- d i by lotteries th a t never came he very enthusiastic over n u t raising in 27. C h i ld r e n ’s B lu e D e u i u in B i b O v e r a lls , t
66?*REML
'.¡BEK—I > uriy A, 1 ’ < . I ’, nr,
n y , F i n i t e , P lum , l ’each,
c o n ti n u o u s :a sit i. n e e u n o n a u d c i d i u ; .,j .«n o f s a id
p l a y in . A g e s , 3 to 11 y e a r s . P r ie e , 25c.
years o u g h t to I tve had ;. --.d hig h ­ stitueni'V. H e has done a g reat fore th e police courts. The full ex O n gon.
I s a c N. D u ,s . r and also a very line
z
work for O regon an d will be re tu rn ­ tent of the misery, w rong and suf­
a n d C h a d , s Ii. S w i h . o i W; !k e r , O r e g o n , a n d
ways a long time ago.
G reat preparations are being made
.¡ .till \ \ . N o k e s , o f C -o tta u r G r o v e . O r e g o n .
STOCK OI- W E L L T L .H ’ED SM ALL FR U IT .
ed to congress to continue th e effi­ fering b ro u g h t ab o u t by the insidi­ for excursions to Portland during the
l i. M . Y e a t < i i , R e g i s te r .
WEiNSTGCti,
LiiGIN
&
CO.,
s
e
p
t
i
-14
My
trees
will
be sent T R I E TO L A B IL E
ffffros Hl orders to
ous
evil
will
never
he
known
to
the
Exposition ¡a October. These will be
T he A storia H erald says that cient method of labor so peculiarly
public.
We
can
only
lie
sure
that
n
i’
from
points
on
tho
Southern
P
a
-
1
fam
iliar
io
him
from
long
and
care-
some of th e citizens of A storia are
1.1. L. FO R ST E R ,
SACRAMENTO. CAL. lim b e r Lnn.!. Act Ju n e 3, 1878.
■ . dc , < itj '. « ■ i I -• i. : other !
d which is known is only an ’
Northern Pacific aud O . R . & X .
“ too slow for a civilized com m unity
NOTH E FOE I i ’BJ.ICAFION. !
No.
112.
Tangent,
L inn County, Oregon.
and always a year behind ”. G ood­ m a i l in Oregon. .Mr. H erm ann <n- evidence of a g r a te r ex ten t of evil
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United 8tat s L.tnd Olfi/e, Roseburg,
tertaiu
s
a
g
ra
n
d
conception
of
the
unknown,
and
on
th
a
t
surety
Io
|
the
Elk
i!i
>
1
Men,
W
orkmen,
Wood­
ness gracious, b rother Curtis, you're
O r . .» n , S-- p t c n . b v ; 5, V 95. i
p u ttin g it iiiild. We* know M s " of 'eq u irem en ts to help forge Oregon w hat we can to p ut an end to it.
men and other i.p lcrx will these ex­
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N o tic e is h e r e b y ; iv« n t h a t in c o m p l i a n c e w ith
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people who were born behind and 0,1 Iu ?],e race O r a glorious and i II ia fo rtu n ate for Oregon that oursion- I-:« run to acconnn-xlate the;
t h e p r o v i -io n s o f u , . , ( ,,f < « n g , ,> s o f J u n e ;?
thousand*
of
th
se
orders
who
desire
ia
her people never im bibed m uch of to attend on tho^e days.
is .s . e n title d
\
; f<«r t h e sab-«»f l im b e r l a n d s
S o iitli. - a O r-'v .-n l i i - t r i e t I-'.ilr is o 'e r .
are “w addling” one hundred years :uaii| iiti''en; future.
w
»» H»t* i totes c i < Uil >rn », 0 r< n n , N e v a d a , a n d
A c cii.-'i.i.nct! (p u t 1 r e i g n s o m -e n p irc
R A
this gam bling spirit. They have
\ \ n s h m g t o n t •: i t o r \ , " a s e x t e n d ' d to a ll t h e
in the re a r of th e little red baud
~
G n liic g r o u n d s , w h e r e n o t lo n g a g o
L
>J
1 u b R e L a n d .S ta t e , b \ a c t of A u g u s t 4, lsirj,
:
r
,
It s iust as eti-v to try One Minute always been a stea ’.ier, cool-headed
S eptem ber 25 — H enry W alker A lia p p v t h r o n g n io v r .i to a n d f ro .
w agon of pi-ogre-, - a n d never will c m g h C u r e n s m,v thing el
'! b e «‘. I a n l y o u n g
. u w e re Ui are,
Milt
who resides 25 miles east of Fu-
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1
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I
t
’s
people,
contented
to
rely
upon
the
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i
r,
nbl<
F o r e v e r v o n e e tiji , l i.r.
g e t a “move on them ” until Satan , i-a.-i r to i-uri a -evere coligli
is t,
of C o rn -d o c k , c o u n ty o f D o u g la s , s t a t e o f O r e g o n
with it. L et your next piirclmse ' for sure «eturns of intelligently direct- gene, m et with a serious, if not fatal T I t o m th u o s s t e h . a I v e i b. . i t" v i .a . t , . a i t h e e r L le .is
lo lls them d • vn into his domain.
t.
h a s t h i s d a y hi- J in t h i s «.m--.* h i s s w o r n s t a t e ­
F’o r w h o ’ll n o t lii;.- . > j i ,t c o n i »are
a <-o:igh l e One M inute Cough C ite, ed industry. This is w ritten to the accident th is m orning. He had
m ent No
f o r t h e p u rc li.: " o f th « -S ’ ., s-.v , a n d
T h e p r o d u c t s h e r ■ w i t h t h o s e o u t t h e r e ?
S u , S1-? , of s e c t i o n N o 4. ¡a t o v i s k i p 'N 'o 21 s
been
in
town
d
rin
k
in
g
all
night,
Better
medicine;
better
results;
better
g
fe.it
cred
it
of
o
u
r
people,
and
the
R oseburg
daily
1‘laindeah r try it. J. I*. C urtin.
r a n g e N o i \\< . '. a m i w ill o. , r o. ..-t
> | ;*» a t h a t
i t s a n d ¡ lo w e rs w h a t s h a ll I s a y
t h e l a n d s o u g h t is m o n * v a i a bit- t«»¡* R s t im ¡»er
tru th of it makes business of every and was try in g to make his wav to O T o f f h r u e lp
speaking of the advantage of hop
to s< tin ' ■ r a n d d i s p l a y ?
, <«r st*n-i' t h a n fo r a g r i n h u r ;.¡ ..
p k i li n z Id d i lin ; ; iii t h e
«, a n d to W ithes to inform tlios, vim are routt
I ti:iz I" ban
kind more secure h ere— a fact that the liver bottom near town, where T li • r; -.ii w a s iillc d m ?. h ir.j.z a n e s w e e t,
îa b li d i h
Ohi lo
a im I Io
(h e R eg j
picking to th e laboring people of
A n d u r.i" • a n d b. . , .
i s t e r a tid Re<
■•i- of ; •
in
tin
ir
orders
for
m w . - o t l i v cun be
his
family
was
ram
ping.
H
e
was
. . « -
A
WARM
W
ELCOM
E.
cannot
fail
to
count
for
much
in
our
L a - h s t a n d a r d c o lo r , s i r ¡ • a n -i lin e .
O akland, sa\ : “The three hop
e g o n . e n M<.
i y tiu*
ty o f N o v e m b e r,
K in d n a t u r e t i
• • .
1»: g . h e n a l
j ist crossing the Southern Pacific
grow ers nam ed have j u I a t least
M r H enry W atterson the g reat favor iu the long n u t .
W h ile 1
id ta c t
W illia m
" D
I -ois
A n to n e ,
(IF P
track
when
the
3:05
California
ex
A
r
r
a
n
g
e
d
t
j - *. ho.,- to b. .< a t t r a t t.
S
a
m
u
e
l
L
A:
.in
s
..b
.t
l ia r le s F . A l e r r e U o f i 1,111
$2i!<!() for labor. T here are several southern ed ito r and pohtican in his
s to c k . O n g »
press
came
along,
and
was
stuck
by
,
The healing properties of P eW ltt-
T h e f a n e , t h i ■ s. b \ l a d i e s v. r • a e h t ,
A ny
.-.nJ p p
¡«erx ai-!s . ’. r i s i n - a d v e r s e ly
o th e r grow ers n o t yet reported paper the Louisville C ourier Jo u rn -
'.Vi:h nny kinff < f b;,i:b -r von m v
Vi
-j I ■ i e ; e l v t .-u n i
Witeh Hazel Salve an- well known, f t
R " \.
Î efti
t h e ai) A e -'if-i'.'i':' d .[ 1. ;■
■ re re q u e s te d
iiii-
wlrieh will make about as much al concludes a generous hearty wel- cures eezema, skin affections and is the engine and knocked from the i P u t a r e s e o s tiE g h o u r • <u to il.
t h e i r < l:;iiii> m 'P i s ,«i,iv n i l n r I v in o - s a id 1, ;li
w o n ’t li v e t o v, :t.
track,
receiving
a
broken
arm,
two
W
e
r
e
s
e
e
n
in
<
r
a
\
o
n
,
in
k
a
m
t
oil.
d
a
y
«a
N
o
\»
n
ib
e
r
.
i
inore, or in all | ii I for labor iu hop come to the national G. A. li. as fol- simply it pcrfei t remedy for piles. J.
s e p ] l-io w
l i . ?, I. V l.A 'K 'Il.
ribs, a severe wound on th e h e a d ,, > T o l;e m b a o n y y s w a e m ll i l g u i a r l d - “ a m r e a p d s r a \ w u in ¡a- g • t a n u - n g g h h t ; t.
: is te r.
P. Curtin.
cu ltu re over n ' MIO for thu m outh of lows:
T h e f a v o r e d o m s o f <- ► ir s e w e knm .v.
aud
in
tern
al
injuries.
Orders From a Distance P_ n p t i v A ttended T o
.September. I l i p cu ltu re is a good
The changes which th irty years
F o r e a c h w e r e m a r k e d w i t h r ib b o n b lu e
NOTI L FOE i UBI.ICA i 1O.Y.
America must not allow herself to
th in g for the lai -rer. I t scatters j have w ro u g h t are marvelous indeed,
H aving encountered the A ngel of ■ O n e da> t h e r e w a s a b a b y s h o w ,
I NiTED - t '. i f . s L and O h k - k ,
m ore money than any other agri Tltey m ark the tran sitio n from war ho beaten in these intet national D eath a railroad P re sid en t ex p eri­ A n d s o t h e m o th e r s b i . to go.
'Si ml in your oidens nt onci-.
M a n y !i* tle o n e s w e r e . -cn
líos,
burg, On-, I n. S c d .2 !. 1895
cu ltu re! busim s.”
to peace; from war w ith its horrid ' m arriages. T he en terp risin g young
B e in g j u d g e d b y e r i t i •. k e e n .
N o t i c e is lie;-,-by g iv i-n t l i a t t h e f e l b i v i n - . COTTAGE GROVE,
enced
his
first
defeat
aud
somewhat
n a m e d -^G .t r ¡1 . . ; , m -,- ¡,f | , :s ¡ m e n t io n to
OREGON.
By helping o th ers we heljv o u r­ passions and desolate homes, to i men of the co u n try m ig h t b rin g
T h e rac e s do you a 1 a b o u t
h
\ ' , ,! 111 ■ • • ' - < . ; . ' ii,.,;
jc-r--
peace, all sm iling eye’s and daffodils! over a good many E uropean heir- chagriiii-d.thereat ijtten rd ^ tl to en ­ F(»r l e a r t h a t p ..r l \. > i b e
o u t?
selves. ¡See !
zt>
K
th
v ■ iu . >• d->.
t : '.-1 •
«> 1 i • . t , ... 1
The soilder, were he d ark and stern. !
if they should try. They un- te r a pearly gate, b u t was stopped I o H m a d i t t y i o n u g be
*n t h e r e ;- i f d t h i n k s o to o .
l \ Tc - w G o o d s a n t i w o \ z
o n N o t . ni b " 2. i .
v iz : I B : in P irn , it o n
w as w on
ty le s
b o n ie s t a d ■ i t r j s .
fo r th
•
, Ne
T o build up tow n au d trib u ta ry with only th e d ru m -tap s of duty j doubtedlv would do so if they were by an angel iu white w h isk ers.! B M y a n r o y b a u s c t o m tly a n pi o r :/• m -:..■
; ;jl -on.
' ' ■ : - see.
. t. He
country. Make liberal use of home so u n d in g in his ear, or ard en t buov n"t fii'mly c m vinced th a t the avert! ;e "You have no treasu re laid tip here,” T h e b icy c le 's, a i. a ^ .e e s ig h t.
• n a m e s t h e o 'u o w in g W itip « s to p r o w h is c o n - :
W e r e V.ab b e d ie, h iiK b a d s w i t h d e li g h t .
1 t i n m a n r e s i d e n c e if ii a n d e n k : ;.U >n > ? s a id
fa p era; fill them with live advertise­ ant, songs of love an d g lo w ringin ’■ undow ere 1 merican g irl is b etter said the angel “B u t think of the T im o t h e r r a e s i. » v s e e n
1.0id . ' iz: A m iu-W -J. SW ; a 'l r y . '» v id R . M a r- 1
W .t h e q u a l i n te r t t. I w e e n .
r i s . » d iv e r p . '..'R D , A j . u Ù .-. l ’o w e ll. » C G Lsge 1
m ents which will a tta c t atten tio n ; ’B his h eart, found here little to than the w ealthiest foreign heiress.
G “e v e . < >r. g o n .
treasu
re
laid
up
down
b
-low,”
said
T h e tt m n ti n g j e llii , in t h e s u n .
give the key note f the : ng of joy ''n'*1* ' “is pathw ay to battle, li e n
"• i • -j r.
R. ' '. \ :
1. _
t Oil w o n ;
In tern atio n al y ach t racing will the president. “T h at is what I cm S S o u r d e id ly t ;.tG’lir..
th a t th e long d< : - ion in the com- i'.idee l, were civil --¡rife, with beet.i
h e p . 1. s n
. i ,: íy ,
;
i
-
.
.
;
,
.
.
V
.
.
.
.
'
i I.EMATI,
, a i t h > n .,a r iix e d .
m ercial world is t tided. I t will ,-c. brow an d sttlleu g la re ; b ro th er coutim ie, notw ith stan d in g the em th in k in g of,” rc-plied P ete r; “and be­ A D n r ie d d lu f s r e u io i t i. , a ll ira k i;- :;.-.*
OREGON.
. n a r P>
U
nited
-
tâtes
L
and
G
pi
d
e
/
!
phalic.
prophecies
to
the
contrary
W e re w e ll m a n a g e d to picas** t h e e y e .
q u ire some pluck to s ta rt tile work, - against b ro th e r; neig h b o r against
sides the p ap eis do not give good
A FUEL L IN E OF
F
a
r
m
r
.s
o
f
t
h
i
s
r
e
g
io
n
k
e
e
p
K
o
M
'
b
u
r
g
,
O.'.,
pt.
24
1895.>
b u t th e re tu rn s will come in after a ueighltor; th e ties of a generation wi n n were made a little while ago. accounts of y o u .” “You o u g h t to ' T h e v e r y b e s t of c o w s a n d s h e e p .
m e
N o tic e is h - r e b y g i v e n t h a t t h e f o llo w in g - n a m ­ C L O T H
T o v ie w t h e l a t t e r w a s a s ig h t.
e d s e t t l e r h a s file d >:otiee of 1 rs i n t e n t i o n to
little tim e and p n ve th e w isdom of I broken by the quibble of a word, B u t they will n o t continue between
know b etter than to pay any atten-1 A ll k i n d s a n d s iz e s , ‘. d a r k a m i w h ite
V
m a k e lin a l p r .of in s,; .p<«; t of h ; . e la im . a n d R u t
boats
of
different
ty
pes.
The
ten
d
­
th e policy. M i-.ey invested in »d- *I*e hazard of a die. AVliilst brave
S.ai<l
i' '" r e ?.. r . J r , . Iii:ç ,s. •
K»>
w
C o u ld y o u h a v e t h • l a e ts a n d î i r n i p s s e e n .
ency
of
B
ritish
desig
n
ers
is
more
i
'o
u
n
i
y
CR
i'«
of
I
-in
i-o
ip
p
y
.
O
r
e
g
o
n
,
a
t
'
1
.
je
tion
to
the
papers,”
rejoined
the
vertisin g in h s' j-iurn-.ils is like ,ll,'n fought, m others and sisters ami
T h e e a b b a g s s o h iru • ,.n .i g r e . n ,
V,'’1*.-?',n " 1 N o v e m b . r 2. I <», v iz ; W p?J :e e
F? '
>
UH
l ’o t a t o e e s ¡11 . o i;--- . ,,1 f p.r,
aud
m
ore
tow
ard
the
American
ty
pe.
«
-*
.-T j C ’ ?
' I - K .'.'.a n oti h e n -.ù .¡ g < n il v N o
...u 1.
1U.» 1
seed plan ted iu good soil. I t is of wives and sw eethearts h u n g upon
P resident, hotly. “J u s t hold tin \ T iie m 'b v ¡.F ût o , -, p ia s li' - ¡ b a r e .
»--- > F
c *” « » N
-
N p . N w ’ ,
•
> '• . L f ; 1 a n d 2.
double effect, it not only bring s Ihe balance; an d it was joy or sor- anti li e time is near at hand when m atter in abeyance until you see the | P u m p k in s , w h ic h e n e n a s e d t h a t d a y
S e e . 0. Tp.‘ 2ÎH R - V. . o . H,« l u p i , -s tht* í
id le s
D r e s s
O f « k iim ir c i ; i.d m ¡r. t i w e.^,h.
C
.
-
.
d
e
,
E
a t s
there
will
be
no
appreciable
differ­
lo
w
itlg
WRîll
S>:
S
»
p
r
o
w
h
is
c
o
iiiiii
:
m
s
r
d
-
trad e to the m erchant, b u t it im ­ row, w hichever way the god of b at­
ilc iiu e u n . :t a m i
:J îi’.;i;io ii of. s a id la n .I . vj/g ,
epitaph on my tom bstone.” H ow ­ T ’A h i e th e b a r e s a u < t y s i h in i r n e g d , in t h e ii b • t, bit
W illia m .1. < i, ' ..u in . J o h 'i L i'ifo w . R.«L.*rt
p a rts to th e papers an ni pearance of tle w inged his sh aft; mostly sorrow, ence between th e British an d the
Y o u 'o s u a ••• s e e in m a n y v .a y j
G ri Jin , o f C- g .i .
ever,
P
e
te
r
was
o
b
d
u
rate.—
Ex.
American
yacht.
So
if
America
Gr. ve Diegon, ami J bui . s
for
u
n
to
w
hat
d
o
se
-g
u
a
rd
e
d
revel
T
h
a
t
agri«,
in
t
u
r
e
a
lv
.a
y
s
'p
a
y
s
.
jirosperity th a t is n- ti • - I in till the
H . T « te r e , o í S h , Of gnii.
B il l G l a ss .
se p t2 ö -!7 .
IL M. Y e a t c i i , R e g i s te r ,
i
region about. A to vn w ith a well m ight not some pallid specter stalk, wishes to retain the cup stie cannot
A “G odsend .”— The E ast O regon­
Jiatronized pap er is a welt ad v e rtis­ to lay its hand upon the trium ph do it so ninch by a superior type of
A l i S iz e
>f T r u n k
yacht as by a superior type of sea- ian sensibly rem arks: Yt’e reiterate,
ed town, for it is on the lips of every­ and to chill all hearts.
r i-cr.-m
i
n R«
I to ile A B ic y c le in H e r S le e p .
S aren C i d r a l
menship.
land will not always be a truck in the |
v ü Ó tV lli i n
io .
F o u r cruel, weary years; an d yet
o n e; and a well and judiciously ad
Theodore SnW .v, a 'veil known
vertised town is a busy pla -e. This ' 1OV- lightly they have left th eir
m arket, nor will it ever he as cheap!
firm
er, who lives near Fergusou- YAQiHNA BAY R -. v - n J E E 2 ..
J. H i o S l o c k . L e t s j u s t k e e n r e f i l l e d íluc I i s t h e
si a dem onstrated fact. t. it a theory, mark I
There are many gooff reasons why again, a t least in the g reat sta te of S
B lissed are they who died in but you should use One M inute Cough
ville, N. Y., heard some one go out
G " , V G ' d a d fim d a v b ö S t S e lC C -te C l Ì l i t O V v i l .
Oregon, as it is today, and w e !
C ertain it is that these big, bltte- tie; thrice blessed are thev who died Cure. There are no reasons why vou would earnestly a ¡vise ¡ill those in of his house ab o u t m id n ig h t recen t­ Steam ship < op pan
£ Ö “ Tbe highest prices paid for .ill kinds ol produce.
for th eir faith! T he grave makes , s l “ ,, " li '
if
h,'|l’ ’ j h;‘
btuck Italian prunes leave nothing
. ,
■
,.
,, .
. i only harmless remedy that produces possession of laud, especi diy small ly. He rushed to the window and S x e a m s î ' d p
« J
........................ - A .
not
discrim
inations.
M
anhood
is
,
im
m
ediate
results.
J.
P.
Curriu.
to be desired. They tip in th o r­
l ile s . F . O a k e s , H e n r y I '. l'iiy m -, t i e n i y e H o u s e
saw his 15-ye i-old tint-.•.liter, Mary,
- 1'
A 1 and f i r s t - c l m - s in every respect.
farms, to hold on them. You may
R o c iv e r s .
o u g h ’ to tin tone: they dry w ith­ m anhood th e w ide w orld over; and
iu her bicycle suit, and ab o u t to Sails from Yniimiin tor San Francisco
o u t deadening the n atu ra l flavor ff.iieas the war is, it may be doubt- ; T he School Jo u rn al published by need it some day and need it badly.
— VIA—
about
every
eight
days.
Before be
aud when eooked tl. s-,-.¡-11 out svni- e 1 w hether its elim ination from hu- the Byrd P u b lish in g Co., D rain Riches iu gold and silver frequently m ount h er machine.
P a s s . - n g - r i . eoiiiniodatioiis uitsur-
m etideally to alm ost th e ir original man experience may not b lin g upon Oregon has reduced its price to 50 take wings, b u t a good farm u n in ­ could get down sta irs Marv was off. p - t s s e d . S h o r t e s t r o u t e 1 - tween tiie I I
size. People who have only eaten an em asculated species g rea ter evils cents for one t ear until Ja n u a ry 1,
Air. Simley ran down the road an '. A iff -mi-lT - vaiii'y ami California,
F are from Albany or points west to
—OF T H E —
foreign prunes do not know the ca­ still. Be this as it may, there is no 1890, after which date it will he a cum bered, or even ICO acres of un­ met Marv on h er retu rn . T here Sau
Francisco:
pabilities of the fru it. They no discount upon the worth find cour- dollar Jo u rn al. This is done to im proved land will stay with you
C abin......... ..................................$12.00
S o u t h e r n P a c if i c C o .
was a stran g e expression on Mary ’s Steertige
......................................... 8
; R
d o u b t think of prunes in eonneetion age of th e stu rd y veterans who are double th e subscription list end forever, unless you sell it. T here
round trip, good lor GO
U
e l rtland Daily.
with cheap board in g h use tables. oui gut sts today, I ¡icy ¡it least are they will double th e size of the are m any farm er boys who look up- face. Mr. Simley then realized that Cabin,
li; '. v s
..............
..............................i s 1,0
S outh.
I
his d au g h ter was in a som nam bulis-
N
L e t them try the pru n es grow n in living illu stratio n s of th e excellence Jo u rn al,
I
N o r th .
For
sailing
days
apply
to
II.
L.
I
on
land
with
a
certain
contem
pt
and
p. in.
I - '.
I'o rih -.iid
A r. I M O a . i n .
s
O regon aud the-, will et j v a new of the school w here logic was ta u g h t
[ tic state. H e let M ary ride to the Walden, agent Albauv, Oregon
2:51 a . m .
L
v.
C
g
II
urc
(
¡
r
e
v
?
L
v
.
!
hate
the
home
on
th
e
farm,
b
u
t
the
10:45 a . m . A r. S a n F r a n c i s c o L v . | 2 J 1 a . m .
g a s tro n o m ic ! plea: are. They m ust o u t of the m onths of cannons and
CHAS. CLARK, Snpt.
P u llm a n
A p p o in tm e n ts .
I gate of his house, and then threw a
7:00 p . m .
day w ill come when a geoil farm
_ .
Corvallis, Or. 1
be sure, however, th a t they are not where, by the lig h t of m usketry,
I'"', traini
ee ‘ ' Sali-I-,.
,¡1 n t L a s i i 'e r tla iH l. O r r c u u
S
le
e
p
in
g
C
a
rs
Bishop Bowman has m ade the
, glass of w ater iu her face. Mary EDAYIN STONE, M anager,
!
1 '- . 'A ''
T u n i i- r , M a r i e n .li - t te r -
the
rocket's
red
glare
and
bombs
will be a veritable “Godseu l.”
p u t t»ff with C alifornia pru n es in
Ì ' - A ' “ 'n
• • » ¡ “ 'b e l l ■ |a l : s , j , i . 'M „ . ,|, l , ,
Corvallis, Oregon.
i E le g a n t
following assignm ents of m inisters
awoke with a scream, aud iu a few
H
H a a r r r r is
is b i u n r g : . . h m , - n e e < its
Irv in e
place of O regon fruit. California b u rstin g in air, one could easily to various charges for th e coming
B i llin g C a rs
_........ r i r 's
'
' " w v ? 11. lL D í á r a T m " a A a i' im
" ' 1 j «‘11 s f l i ti .m s fro lli
PRESBY
TERY
AT
SCIO.
!
m
inutes
was
fast,
asleep
in
bed,
and
know
how
to
read
before
he
knew
raises good pru n es but they do not
h o b e b ii r g to A s h l a n d i n c lu s iv e .
T
o
u
r
is
t
year:
.O Ä ^ E D .
com pare with those grown in the iiow to sp. 111 .
S le e p in g C a rs
G rants Pass d istric t— T. L. Jones F u ll S e s sio n o f t h e O r e g o n C u m b e r la n d ! Iter machine locked up in the barn.
Welcome,
gallants,
all
I
T
he
war
H:30 a . m .
L v.
1‘aeitie N orthw est.
I « »rt l a n d
A r . I 4:40 p. m
I
Air.
Sitnley
gave
Alary
the
bicycle
j S t. P aul
2:55 p . m .
presiding elder— A shland, S. E.
L v. < O tta g c G r o v e L v . - 10:25 a. in .
P r e s b y t e r ia n C h u r c h .
is
over.
The
term
s
which
G
rant
j». m .
There is no safer '’business than
Ar.
k o M d n irg
L v . I kumi a . , n >
M
inneapolis
M
eniuger;
A
lthouse,
J.
C.
B
olster;
!
last
week
as
a
b
irth
d
ay
present.
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p ru n e grow ing. If the the present gave to Lee, which Sherm an gave to Canyonville, A. P. G illett; C entral
North.
SA LEM P A S S E N G E R .
D iiL uth
»South.
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Jo
h
n
so
n
—
confirmed
by
those
bite
Scio,
Or.,
Sept.
30.—T
he
Oregon
i
ncrcage were mult vied by titty tiie
4:< m > p. m . I V.
Boi (la n d .
A r. I 10:15a.
-j lAtrgo
>:15 a . in .
Point. R. C. Blockwell; Creswell, M. presbytery of the Cum berland Pres-
♦•15 p. in. j r.
S a le m .
t*
oo
a . ni.
A m erican m arket would absorb all C onstitutional A m endm ents which
B o s w e ll S p rin g s ,
G lan d F orks
L. S tra tfo rd ; byletiau church held its reg u lar fall
We ¡ire prepared to negotiate first
the p roduct. Five acres in a good stands bv an eve ‘H asting tre ity of ' /
(Form
erly
Snowden
Springs
i
Crookston
peace betw een th I k e * N
in t.h
th and"'
the
°' F
ran ts session
Xii’
a
flm Gardiner>
«*xi<t
r . ' R ounds; G
(»rants
here Septem
Se>»l«n L^r
9G_9si
session
here
ber
2G-28. ' Douglas County, Oregon, are loea mortgages upon improved farms In !
os 02fl8a Raoie.
b earing orchard will support a fam ­
W innipeg
Sm ith— have been
fully
jusii- P ;lss; J - N. D enison; Jacksonville, T here was a full attendance. Rev.
n parties at a rate '
ti-d on the Southern P.- ritic Railroad, Oregon, with eu
ily a tw enty-acre orchard is a m od­
H
elena
aud
Pullm
an
Eufiet
Sleepers
tied
bv
the
experience
of
everv
Nor-
^’°ore;
K
eno
H.
H
B
uckner;
I. M. B o v l e s was elected m oderator “ Siiasta Route” from Sun Francisco ot interest not to exceed it per cent.
est fortune.
B utte
AND
th ern soldier, have been full«-' vindi- K 1®“5“’1» In d ian mission, Thom as by acclam ation, and R, v W. V. Ale- f,° B"l'R¡ni<l ,in Douglas Co., Oregon. per annum .
“Small fruits can be tä te n any­
Second ( la s s Sleeping- C’ur«
( • e ....
» . P . trains^stop at the Springs i flag
S tain s; K lam ath F alls and Bonanza, Gee "ms eiected stated I H
Mortgages renewed th a t have been
r., n . > e v . ., sh
tio l) , Constantly open f o r t h ,
where, in s . -oil an I out • t season, ceded by the observance of
A T T A C H E D TO A L L T H R O U G H
T R A IN S .
S ou th ern
soldier. W ith
simph- X' S' B uck n er; Lakeview, R. F yslt; L. I. In g le presented a letter of ms- r e e e p ' i o n of gue-ts. ‘ New hath rooms takeu by other companies.
fresh, canned, pre... rv t.l aud jellied.
faith, i-ach joins in this day's festival. L o™ne> J -
Sweeney; M arshfield mission g ran ted him at Silverton, Cnnueeted with m:i:u building. Post
Address
with
stamp,
W est Side U iv i.in n ,
T his is nothing new, but should im­
! Chicago
A IE R V IN S W O E T S ,
B e t w e e n P o r tla n d a n d C o r v a llis .
press us with the univei - d dem and
W
ashington
Bak- r City, Oregon.
a : I. i t « i \ i » ai i .\
B X C B P1 madayj
fo r these acid tre.isurt s of the soil
Philadelphia
■
A . >L I L v .
l',«rtl;iiDl
Ar. | I 0:20 P. M.
so easily grown. I am m,t prepared
New York-
12.15 P . M. | A r.
C o r v a llis
I 1:35 P. M.
to give advic - as to varieties to
Trespass
Notice.
Boston and all
A t A l h a in ..m l C o r v a llis c o n n e c t w i t h t r a i n s o f
T hough hell stood at the door Joseph San s; Wihk-rvjile,
totted, the presbytery deciding th a t
1111,1
p lan t and met. Is of cultiviFi -i.
Notice
is
hereby
given
th
at
I,
the
<». i & L . R y .
Ono soring contains 435 ail the
S m ith; W ilbur, Kopier.
body.
Points E ast ami South.
Ow
' other over 2000 grains of solid m atter undersigned, have ¡listed trespass
E x p r e s s T ica in D a il y ( E x c e p t S u n d a y ?)
, -lea of labor is constantly
notices <m mv respective preniise.sand ;
The
folioivin
riety of small f-
com m ittees ! to the gallon.
, g lightened by new inventions,
all per><
i ■ <• t? sing tiier«*<»n a l’er
4:45 1 M. I Lv
F irst B ook C ompleted — Assessor "« ¿e appointed by the m oderator:!
P«»rtland
TIM
Ar. * 2 5 A. M .
unlim ited— in
DHED
U
LE.
■ ■ ■ io... m ,y can but not':: g n.-w has yet been discov­
this date will bt* prosecuted to the full ;
7:25 1 M. 1 A r
M c M in n v ille
Lv. 5:50 A. M.
grow every thi:
mismona—Rev. A\. II.
Chicago Times-Herald: The aala- ex ten t of tiie law.
For inform ation, tim e cards, i aps i
o . of smali ered t> l-iighten the hours of labor, B u rto n yesterday completed the
T l ir ,,: i: l: ii - . 1 - D, .-III |« i i n t s ill t h e L a s t e n i
and
m
aking
life
worth
living
like
Jones,
E
lders
C.
A\
Scriber
and
J.
,
ties
paid
to
prim
ary
teachers
are
and
tickets,
call
on
or
write
G
.
T
I.
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A
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B
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.
fru it if they po».-, , a littie of intel­
-I.I,
, .iiia ii. ..m i I. iriii,,. < ..n i a - » l i t a n , d a t
Liver 1 -gulator does. I t ' s first book of the present assessm ent
«»west r a t e a f i e n i M C. i " b 'i i d . a g e n t . < iitta g e
V». F. L0CKY»OOD, Agoni,
„
not large enough and never will be
ligence. industry
or enterprise. Simmons
tie- King of Liver Medicines. A slug- roll of L an e county. The roll is i
G ro v e .
E. P . r < k ; er . s ,
T here is an in: 'e relation between gish lii e i d e . . | - . - s - , - s o n e ' s spirits and now so large as to require ita being
- - 1,. i ^ a •■‘• m h .'«- t«ev. W. A . Ale- until adiool boards rue to a point C h a m b e r l a i n ’s E y e a n d S h i n O i n t m e n t C ottage Grove, Or.
ti. KOEHLE1!, Miinaue^“1' U’ F
Xet'
H e e has
E lllcrs b - H - I i 'i u e and Dr. D. where they wdl reg ard prim ary
sm all fruits aud a highly developed causes languor, besides upsetting tiie p n u u t t in
n t two
two volume.
volume. H
has arran
arran o -
Is u n e q u a l l e d f o r E c z e m a , T e t t e r , Salt-
— OK—
P o r t l a n d O r.
I I tcachin
icacuiug as a learned profession iu Ehem^^.-.ld ilead, .Sa-e>iI.p î^
sta te of civilized fa: i!y life. The whole system. But S i i i i i n -ns Liver ed the books alphabetically and AI. Jones.
A. D. CH A RLTO N , Asst. Gen. Pass
Regulat..r tones up ami strengthens
Sunday schools and publication-
which only the best of train ed minils Hands Itching Fiks, Runv, 1'iost liites,
h ea lth of yo u n g and old, the em ­ the
divided th e volumes on the le tte r
Agent,
body.
V I should be engaged. To draw out ChronicSore Eyesanil Granulated I-z.-e Lids.
ploym ent oi m ale and ft n de mem-
M.” The work lias been done Rev. E. T. Ingle, E lders C. W.
For
sale
by
druggists
at
25
cents
pcr'box.
¡5 M m risson St., P o rtlan d O re g o n .1
th e m ental powers and faculties of
bers. the in.fi pen, nc, andaell sup­
J. A. M hitm an has shipped 6 mix- to afford rapid reference to them S criber and W. AI. A bbott.
TO E 0 S 3 E 0 W N S B 3 .
M inisteral reports—E ld ers J. II. little children an d lay the foundation
p o rtin g ability of the family , the , ,1- ed carloads ot pears aud o th er fru it and will be a roll th a t o th er assess-
1'‘, r Putbng a liorse i n a tine healiliy con-
Clothing tor Ladiss 2nd Children
ra
1 f 1 ± AND
x
for a perceptivity th a t shall be keen
ucation, nto a i p y a n ! iutt pence of icom h ere an d 1 from Talent since " ill do well to model after.— E ugene Jo h n so n and C. A\. Scriber.
Lebanon
was
selected
as
the
place
and
acute
in
tlm
higher
g
rades
as
a
,
U
p
M
a
le
to
order
cheap
for
cash
ot
U
§
I
the family can be m easured to a our knd issue, aud the work is only R egister.
holding the spring meeting, com- ««nence, and the person who is fitted U- of appetite, rel'i ve coi
¡.correct country produce, by
u * ¿J u u u l u
_
g re a t extent by its production anil ju st nicely begun.__S outhern Ore-
—----------------
cncing on T hursday before th e to do it should be paid more than is kifim-v disarders and destroy worms, giving
M rs . P et S anford ,
ijn a u m p tio n , f sm all fruita,
M onitor.
‘ P rice’s C rea m B a k in g P o w d e r
cond S unday in April, 1896.
paid to a clerk or cashier
ne'7 )>>«’o an old or over-worked horse. 25«
r'
" otta ‘E G rove , O r .
**
Cottage
Grove
V
- • M-d î t - m F air, San F ,'x*.^ co.
C
‘
1
certs jier package. Fc-r sale by druggists
F L 'b l.I .< < I E D
EVERY
A T l'K D A Y .
’
’ ltd
nto, Cal.
W O O L , H ID E S A N D F U R S ,
Lumber, Sliindes and Crain.
g e n ts fo r t h e s a le o f th e
’. a
i
vvholo Hoots, R a ised on
H ig h ly tilled Land,
Tí-,
n d p r ic e s C h e a p a s F i r s t C la s s
T r e e s C a n b e H a is e d F o r.
U B
J.
B. R O U S E ,
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TS
■
H O ES.
md
D o m e s tic s
r~
E/ ACT
PACIFIC R. R.
SO U TH
The S h a sta R o u te
UoM
cburff Jimi lìnily.
I
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T rf R OUG H TI GETS
J. S. M EDLEY,
JijgtjQe 0Ï tll8 Peace
9 • g 0
Ágeat.
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