ANOTHER PIONEER GONE.
THE AGE
PLANT TREES.
PLANTING TREES.
SHERIFFS SALE
ON FORE-
E. P. Thorp, editor of T he L eader ,
is preparing to enjoy life. He is for
CLOSURE.
Rev. Geo. M. Whitney, a pioneer
tunate to own a nice farm of about
“For the past thirty years I have
A tree, being a thing of life, there
thirty
acres
within
fifteen
minutes
* 1 HEREBY G IVEN TH AT BY
resident
of Lane county, died sud
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
are certain condi tions favorable to been fully convinced, not only by
Tirtoe of an Execution, duly issued out of tbe
walk of the railroad station. This
Circuit Court of the County of Lane, State of
denly
of
heart
failure
at
his
home
my own personal observation and
E. P . T H O R P , - - E D IT O R .
Oregon, on the 15th day of November, 18 *» 5 , on a
farm includes both rich bottom land its existence. To Becure the best of
rendered in said Court ou the 28th
experience, but from what I have on South Willamette Street in this
success,
tbe
conditions
must
be
sup
and
hill
land,
the
latter
admirably
¡IfL V i * * 0 ^ l88R for
9Um of Two Hun-
SATURDAY, DEC., 7, - - 1895.
city,
at
7
30
o’clock
last
evepiug,
With
in
i
r
^
i 0"100 from Mid
* U 28th
8 ilav » » of
»
found
to
be
the
concensus
of
opin
adapted to fruit culture. Water plied as fully of possible. Perfect
wltn Interest M thereon
October,
1*96
at
the
rate
of
ten
(19) per ceut* per i
from a mountain spring is piped in planting consists in placing tbe tree ion of experienced horticulturists December 4, 1895.— Eugene Guard.
?eJ ¡¡IT/th*1
(*> Dollars Attorney-»
Exchanges anil letters should be to his house and barn. He haa
fee and the further »uin of Six (*) xml 50-loo Dol-
throughout the country, that what
y 1. *****!” a » » 1* 1» Mid Court wherein a . H.
Of the 65 railroads that have re j Fisk
addressed tc T h e L ead er , Cottage started a herd of pure-bred Poland or plant as nearly as possible in tbe
KM Plaintiff end Julia Morey and C. N.
condition
as
that
in Dr. J. H. Warder used to call ported their groes earnings for the Murey, her husband, were Defendants and
China swine, but will devote the same
Grove, Or.
iSSlr,tv
“ P *4 Defendant Julia korey
hich it was before taking up. “ maiden trees" were by all odds tbe second week of November, 42 made “ 9 C-J ' llM*boVe
greater part of his farm to apple
Morey, and on a decree ef Foreclosure
and
order
of
u
le
rendered
In said auit com-
Frequent and constant advertis culture. He is preparing to plant Putting it as deep as it formerly best for orchardists I bad the
substantial
gains. Losses
were mapdina me in order to satlafy Mid judgment
1,000
apple
trees
this
season,
and
as
fne
co*to
*°
sell the folUiw-
honor
to
know
the
doctor
over
thir
ing brought me all I own— Alexan
grew, and tben taking pains that the
*“ * , aeoertbed real property to-wit: The South
light except in a portion of the cot east
one of the preliminaries has ordered
ope quarter of Sec. 34 In Tp 1*8. R. s w.
ty
years
ago,
and
I
early
became
a
der T. Stewart
soil is in close contact with every
ton belt, beiog hardly more than S y W “ * '* ? .* * * ? °t ,and more or lea». situa-
a rjbsoil plow— the pioneer of its
° r*»on NOW LHERE-
to his thaory. I com
root and fiber. In preparing the convert
I will offer for sale aald real property at
Kind
in
his
section.
Fruit
growing
nominal in eight of the 23 cases re FORE.
The insurgents of Cuba have one
public auction for cash at the Court House door
menced
to
experiment
at
once
upon
is not really a new business with place for the tree, the bo.e should
ported
The Northwestern lines
t i l ! ' C2 “ nt>-Oregon, on Mon day tbe
faithful ally— the yellow fever. It
°.r D u m b e r i s * between tbe hotir. of
Editor Thorp, as he was engaged in be made larger than the roots when it The result of my experience
were
tbe
heaviest
gainers
and
next
figbta on one side of the insurgents it before coming to Oregon, and
o'clock P*MMof*»aid day”* *
* “ > * « •“
spread in their natural conditions. has fully corroborated his recom to them several southern roads.
ok . . . . . A. J. JOHNSON,
and never loses a battle.
when he gets fairly to work here we
Sheriff
of
Lane
County,
Oregon.
Better cut off a root than beod it mendation. He was not only an ex The Wabash beads tbe list of St.
shall expect to mnke notes from his
tensive
planter
but
was
the
author
SHERIFFS
SALE
ON
FORE
Durrant, Hayward and Holmes paper for the benefit of our readers, round under itself, or under other
Louis lines that made gains, with
of
‘American
Pomology,*
the
most
CLOSURE
will still continue to occupy news if indeed be does not become so roots. But as it is always an . item
the Missouri Pacific second.
Notice la hereby given that by virtue of an
paper space for a little while, but much interested in his fruit and in teansplanting jo have all tbe extensive work on that subject ever
S y g * * 0» * * ! taaued out of the Circuit Court of
the County of uuie, State of Oregon, on the lMh
they will all be dropped pretty soon. stock as to abandon the newspaper sound roots possible, it will pay to published io any language. I can
of I
<I.OTSn,b*rl_, **8, “n * Judgment rendered
busiuess.— Rural Northwest, Port
not
make
the
subject
mors
clear
jnssMCowrt on the Mth day of October, lew for
make the hole large enough to take
n °o Ten. HS odred- Notty-elght (I0M) and
This paper is of great value to land.
than to quote the doctor: “The
“ Af* H O at ». In Hold coin of the United State*,
with Interest thereon, at the rate of ten ( 10 ) per
The editor of T he L eader is great all the roots naturally. Before put
OREGON.
LEMATL
every local trader who uses its ad
I hereby announce to ths citizens ®***J!Si „“ niira i -0™ the * * h day of October,
purchaser is his own master, and
ting
in
the
tree,
cut
off
with
a
sharp
1»5 and one Hundred ( 100 ) Dollar. Attorney'«
ly
interested
in
the
paper
and
the
vertising columns to increase his
of
Cottage
Grove
and
vicinity
that
fee
and
tbe
further
sum
of
Thirty-four
(Ml
and
bis
tastes
and
wishes
must
ly
con
knife all the bruised or broken
;•
costa In »suit In « I d .Ourtwi,“ ^
trade. If you want this valuable fruit enterprise he has undertaken.
Foster w m Plaintiff and Ida L Corson,
roots, making a sloping cut on tbe sulted; if he wants large trees by I have opened a grocery store ot> 5 E- NjAfDn
D- CoiKon her husband. Charlotte H. Elliott.
Both
are
intensely
valuable
factors
t ade, let oxr readers know what
all means 1st him be indulged. He the corner of Main and Wall Streets Frederick Elliott, her husband, The State lm
suraure Company, a Corporation, C. A.
in pushing the development of the under side, as a smooth, clean cut
you have for sale.
Geo A. Hill, and his dauahters
heals soonest It is best to have will have to pay in proportion. He where I will keep on hand a fresh Sovereign,
Antoinette Hill Clark and Aunle Hill Childs
colosal resources oe South Lane.
supply
of
fancy
and
staple
Groceries
will
have
more
wood
for
his
money;
were
Defendants:
aud against »he above named
A woman in San Francisco bor T he L eader was founded six years the soil at th* bottom of the hole
' ! f * L ‘ l« "“ *. « id E O. Corson, her
which I will sell cheap and hope hi mfi£?d5n“
more
weight
to
carry,
more
trans
husband, and on a decree ot Foreclosure and
SENDING TO
rowed a pair of trousers from a fe ago last June, by the present editor thoroughly loosened. If manure
'irder of tale rendered In aald suit, commanding
portation to pay; more labor in fair dealing to gain our share of me In order to satisfy said Judgment and costs
to
be
applied,
have
it
thoroughly
male bicyclist, and in one of its tor Having another paper on ban i
and accruing coats to sell the following described
real peeperty to-wlc Tbe N. w.
of tbe S. w.
planting, and vastly fm-reased risk public patronage
pockets she found a -loving letter he made a mistake in- about giving rotten and fined, and it will better
*2 and the w. U of N. w. ■ , or See. 29 and
sod w. K
'
of toe 8. w. ‘ '
~
E d w a r d F . O w en
of
the
life
of
bis
.tree«.
While
his
w.
and
from her husband to the owm
this plant and business away. Two incorporate with t je soil. Then see
M y Trees ere ell on W hole B oots, B eised on
neighbor for s smaller sum invested
The girl hasn’t been seen to ride on years^ later he purchased" T he L eader that it is filled carefully around tbe
known m the Donation land Claim of A. h !
with less wood, less freight, less la
.nfftn; also the S. E. •, of the N. w.
and 8. w.
H ighly tilled Land,
a bicycle since.
' A of N. E . a n d N. w . o f 8. E . 1 . and N. E. W
and business back— paying much roots. More trees die from failue to
bor,
an<1
indefinitely
less
risk,
will
of
8.
w.
Sec.
20
Twp.
1
«
8.
k.
2
west,
contain
have tbe roots snd soil come in close
ing
160
acres,
more
or
less;
Also
commencing
at
FARMS IN DOUGLAS CO.
R. G. Duu, in his “ Review of more for it, than the financial de contact than from any other cause. plant his ‘maiden’ (thrifty ooe-yesr
South-east corner ot the Donation land Claim of
H. Saylor and wife. Not No. 6944 In See. 20 twp
pression coming later justified. To
For
sale or trade. Situated 6 mile- 1»S. R. 2 west, west 61 .14 chs. Notth lt.*i chs
Business,'’ says: Eighty-five -per
old) and five years hence wiiL mar
After
covering
tbe
roots
well,
it
will
East
70.64 ehs. South, 40 deg. west 14.47 chs. to
publish
a
paper
like
T
he L eader
east of Yorcalla on Elk Creek, 48b
cent of all the concerns that have
place of beginning containing 74.50 acres
pay to tramp or press the soil well ket more and batter fru it’ And I acres, 200 acres good bottom laud the
more or less; excepting therefrom 20 acres: viz:
with
many
snrrounding
perplexities
failed in tbe United States during
add, it will add,
it
"«gin M S . w. corner of C m w c II Hendricks' Do-
down. Two persons can work to will
balance hills. This place coutains rntthtn CUlm Sec ^20 Twp. 198. R .2 west, thence
the ten years under review, are and the great financial depression good advantage in setting out
will continue to be a healthy bear about 5000 acres of out side range N. 90 deg. w. 2 1 .» chs E. 76.65 chs. 8. 40 deg. w.
IS .«2 chs to beginning; also excepting 31 acres
houses that attempt'd to do busi of tbe last three years has really tree; one to hold tbe tree and sift in ing orchard after tbe four or five- Tbe place is well watered, Elk Creek deeded to John Wlnz-nried by 8. H. Saylor and
40 acres deeded to Henry Ntff and 40 acres deed
made
life
a
burden—
the
cup
bitter
ness without advertising."
to William Soutliwick by Grantor herein
tbe soil among the roots, and ths year old has gone to tbe tomb of running through it and dozens <>t ed
PACKING F R E E - «
named; all m Lane County, Oregon. NOW
as gall without a drop of sweetness.
good springs on the place. Mostly THEREFORE,
the
capulats.
The
reason
why
this
I will offer for safe said real
other to fine the dirt and shovel it
REMEMBER—
I cany Apples, Pear, Cherry, Prune, Pium. Peach,
all fenced; two sets of buildiugs; property, at public su e Ion for cash at the Court
Owners of job printing offices in Our experience since reminds us of
is true, is, or ought to lie, obvious,
House door In Eugene, Lane County, Oregon,on . „ , 1 . U 0 . T. rv fine
in.
After
the
tree
is
planted,
stake
about
75
fruit
trees;
school
aud
sau
Monday tbe KrdTay of December, 169.5. between “ UU M 8 “
nne
Seattle have formed a combine rep a boy who had a bull pup he was
hours of * o'clock a. m. anti 4 o'clock p. m. to
S
T O C K OF WELL TESTED SMALL FRUIT.
STOCK
it well so that the winds canuot ever to the novice. The reel feel mill within half mile from the Cii the
wit; at 1 o'clock p. m. of aald day.
01
n
resenting $500,000. Every job of trying to improve in wisdom aud
ers ■- the tree are the small-like nebar mines. Price $3800. Write
A. J. J o h k s o k ,
I My trees will be sent TRUE TO L A B IL L Address all orders to
bend
it
in
s l y direction.
...
,
Sheriff
of
Lane
County,
Oregon.
fice in the city baa joined the move usefulness The boy bad for some
roots terminating in a ‘sucker,’ tech or call on editor L e a d e b . Cottage DV35-25-5W.
M. L. FORSTER,
ment, and a scale of prices has been time had his father down on his
WOMAN GOVERNS MAN
nically, sgongiole, which takes up Grove, Or.
NOTICE FwK PUBLICATION.
Tangent, Linn County, Oregon.
W. B rummett ,
adopted covering nearly every class hands and knees playing cow and
the food for tbe tree, conveying it
1
Yoncalla. Or. U n i t e d S t a t e s L a n d O f f ic e
of work ordinarily turned out in a training the pup to catch and hold At home; his life is the happiest through these almost infinitesimal
Rosebtirj;, O .., Nuv. 2, 1895 (
tight Finally the pup got his part of his existence. Woman is
Notice la hereby given that the following-nam
printing house,
roots to large and still larger ones,
ed settler has Bled notice ot his intention to
make dnal proof In support o f his claim, and that
father by the nose and the experi man’s best friend, and every time until it is finally forced into the
M id proof will be made before Register and
Fifteen years age,' Bob Ingersoll ence becoming painfully unpleas
Receiver, U. 8. Land Office at Rosehurg, Ore-
she is present at an entertainment, tree to form wood, leaves and fruit.
>n, on December 21 , 1099 vlx: William R.
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
said he would acknowledge there ant to the father he requested the
ucker on homestead entry No. 6274. for the
church or theater, she is respected, It is tbe loss of nearly all of these
NwW,
see. IS. Tp. 21 8., R. 4 west.
was a hell when Kentucky went re boy to take the dog off. But the
Situated near tbe town of Yoncal
He names the following witnesses to prove
and her presence makes roan better. small roots io the older trees, which
nis
continuous
residence upon and cultivation
la
in
Yoncalla
valley,
consisting
ot
publican. Kentucky has gone re boy and the pup were having a
M id land, vlx: John Watkins, August
Political
meetings and boxing have to be again formed befoie the 40 acres, 30 aerss in orchard; 1600 of.
Henryman, Henry Mooney and W. H. Grav* of
publican, and we are anxiously jolly time in their own way and not
Oregon,
matches, where men attend alone, tree can grow, if at all, that enables prune trees 2 years old; 700 peach Comstock.
nov. »-23.
R. M. V eatch , Register.
waiting to see Bob step up like a disposed to relieve tbe one suffering
trees,
2
years
old
;
600
l*est
variety
are usually little abort of dens ef tbe ‘maiden tree’ (which can be
man and say. “ I was mistaken— for their pleasure. So to the ur
N
OTICE
FOR
PU BLICATIO N .
Wisher L i inform those who are conteniplatinv; building in th e »prinff to han
howling, cursing, heathenish mobs. taken from the ground with such a winter apple trees; 100 old trees
there is a bell."
half
'
acre
blackberries;
half
aers
U
n it e d S t a t e s L a n d O f f ic e ,
in their order* for l^^ber now. «0 they ran bo
gent appeals for help from the fa
Let us hope that ths time is near greater proportion of these ‘feeders’) strawberries; 300 best variety Cal.
Koeehurg, Oregun, Nov. 2, 1835
The daily East Oregonian- has ther, the pup maintained a lighter when women will attend our politi to pass its elder brother in two or grapes. One 9 room bouse good
Notice is hereby given that the following-
named settler has Sled notice of his Intention to
doubled its size and is one of the grip and the boy cousolingly said— cal gatherings and help enact laws three years, snd at four or five years brick chimney; two three room make
final proof in sup ^
• -
voit m
muy
wish,
whirl«
proof will be^maSe'before tbe'Rcg'tsGT a i i W i t h a n y kin d o f lu m b e r von
ay w
ish , w
hirl» w ill th e n be re a d y , and you
best daily papers on our exchange “ never mind pap, it is no doubt a for the moral and social welfare of produces more and better fruit, and houses, a large barn and other out said
Receiver,
U.
S.
Land
office
at
Ros*bnrg,
,,
■
----------------------------- burg, Oregon, . ,
won’t have to wait.
21, , 1885,
it John
-
pi. December 21
1605, v
tit:
Watkins on
list. The Oregonian is enjoying a little tough on you, but as it is the tbs country. Woman has virtues better than all, remain a faithful buildings, all under good new five . on
board fenee; sidewalk r u n n in g from hotne'^ad entry No. s iu f„r the Nai«, sec is,
----------------------------------
. « ,
8-- R- ( west. Hem
magnificent advertising patronage making of the purp, I advise you to man can seldom boast of, and by paying orchard long after the older t front door . to ,
Only 400 on
Witnesses
to
prove
his
contin
depot Only-
and c u i t S ^ ^ iS F
0rders From a Distance Promptly Attended To
from the busiuess men of Pendleton. just grin and bear tbe burden.” her record she should be the law trees have ceased to bear. One yards from the new s c h o o l house,
Tucker, * . H. Gray; Frank Stewart, August
______________________
Perhaps
when
we
get
to
raising
Hanneman,
of
Comstock.
Oregon,
Flies do not buzz around the spinal
maker in place of man.
year trees, as they grow here, from which is one of the finest schn. 1 nov s-23
R. M. V e a t c b . Register.
"àt-iid
iti your orders at ouce.
column of the East Oregoniau or those fine red apples they will help
Who crowds our jails snd peniten three to fire feet, are best for the buildings in Southern Ore. Price
N
OTICE
FUR
PU
BLICATION
.
for cash or trade $5000 Mrs. E. A.
to lighten the burden of the editor tiaries? Men, not women. Who
CO I TAGE UKOVE,
OREG
tbe people of Pendleton.
planter.”— D h . E F. B abcock , Walla Brummett, Yonralla, Oregon,
Or L U n i t e d S t a t e s L a n d O f f i c e ,
i
of T he L ead er , This section haa are the bank wreckfipywand abscon- Walla- ,
v
« d i t w L ea d e r , JkJa.»*«
O r . UOMMKO, VR. OfU.be. 28, Y«95 (
Edison looks im n
miu
tsrAtly im p lie d m me last mr$ j ere a Men, not “ women. Who
Notice Is be eby given that tbs following
______ 3 ___L _____ A,. L „ . L I . A. L . r 1
boom in this country as a result of years
Wife—Here’s an account of a man
and we hope to be able to help make it a business to get into politi
named settler has Bled novice of her intention to
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
make final proof in support of her claim, and that
the fact that new methods secure a cause many phenomenal advances
who shot himself rather than suffer
aald proof will be made before J o e l 4 ’ a k b 0 .
U n i t e d 8 t a t e s L a n d O f f ic f . )
cal offices for the money there is in
the pangs of indigestion. Husband— R ovebi ro Oregon, Di-crnt1 er5 ,1895 J 8. C. L. Commissioner at Eugene, Oregon, on
profit in mines that have been clos all along tbe lino of tbe develop
’n,‘ " SU *•* Ada lllllsc, widow of
it? Men, not women. Who culti Tbe fool! Why didn't he take De Notice Is hereby given that the following- William 8. 2 Miller,
deceased, on homestead entry
ed because they were too expensive ment of the resources of South
settler has filed notice of his Intention to T o
f<2 H** k jK jD v H lets I and I! s e i y i
vate the useless habit of smoking Witts Little Early Risers? I used to named
Tp. 20 8., K 3 w«*t. She n&mes the follow mg .
make
final
proof
In
support
of
his
claim,
and
to work. The Knffir excitement has Lane. We hope to be able to dem
M id proof will be made before J o e l W a k e witnesses to prc,ve her continuous residence ui>- •
and chewing? Man, not woroeu. suffer as bad as he did before I com that
U. 8. C. C. Commtsatoner at Eugene Oregon, on 0£ > .Z n<1**eu} X y* tion of‘ Mid I«**.
George ; -EM ATI,
served to call attention to the far onstrate that South Lane can be
It, It*»«, via; Paul r . Schneider on »ThiUett of CotUgc Grove, Oregon; Uren Walker
OREGON.
Who squander dollars? Men, while menced taking these little pills. J. P. January
of
walker
Oregon;
Benjamin
Black
and
John
homestead
entry
Ne.
9947for
the
NU
N
e
'i,
EV,
Currin.
greater gold resources of the United made a veritable paradise in beauty
Nw*„ see. 26. Tp. 21 8. R. 3 west. He names Dennett or Eugene, Oreeon.
A
F
U
L
L
L
IN
E
OF
woman economize with pennies.
following witnesses to prove bts continuous
__________ E- M. V e a t c b . Register.
States.
You can build a house out of the the
and profit as a reward for good Who support tbe scores of saloons
residence upon and cultivation of H id land, viz:
James P. Langdon, J. H. Shortrldge, 'ohn
N O TICE FOR P U B LIC A TIO N ?-
management in fruit raising and di and places of ill repute ? Men, not sheets of wood pulp now, if you in McWilliams; H. H, Brown, ot Cottage G ove,
A maa and bis wife are both lia
Oregon.
U nited S tates L and O ffice .
j
versified farming. We have our women. With such s glorious rec corporate sheet-wire gauze in the
B. M. V s a t c b , Regis; it.
ble for the payment of a newLpaper
R
oskburo , On gon Ntiv. 19. 1895. (
d ee 7-27
methods of working all laid out for ord, all just men will vow that love material. It can be made water
Notice la hereby given that the following-nam
which ¡3 taken and read in tbe fami
ed settler has Bled notice of his Intention to
and
the next few rears and we hope to ly women must participate in tbe proof, fireproof coldproof,
make Anal proof In support of his claim, and that
ly. An Iowa judge lately gave a
W
.
H.
COOPER,
H id proof Will be m ade before A. C. Jennings,
be able to win many laurels of suc making of our laws if we are to stronger than planking. Moreover,
County Clerk of Lane Co., Oregon at
judgment to the Germania Publish
the material can be mads to repre -A .tt 0 rn.e 3 r a t Xjaryr, Oregon,
viz; "Frank
cess.
t
- on
. March
.
» AJ » »96,
« , vta
Frankl Heinrich'
stop
corruption,
beastliness
snd
on
entry
No. r for " the wt,Nw( 4 ,
ing Company against Mr. and Mrs.
, . homestead
---------.
i>. «17»
U.U
1
and
2
,
sec.
14;
S
E
q
N
K
'i.
sec., 15 ; Tp. i i
sent almost any other material, snd
C o t t a g e G r o v e . O regon .
8., R, 4 west He names the following witnesses
Dirk Raying for a subscription bill
There are two reasonable things crime before ths commencement of
to prove his continuous residence upon and cul
can be molded into almost any
twentieth century.— Atlanta
tivations of, said land, vlx: Joseph Springer
of $20, on the grounds that a news which everybody should do: take the
shape.
and Rosa G. Letter, of Eugene Oregoa, August
good care of one’s health; and if lost Appeal.
loiter aud U raoc Schlagle, of Cottage Grove,
paper in a household necessity.
Oregon. .
regain it quickly, and to this every
IS THE
Just for the fun of it: If a boy
___ __
*• M. VgATCH, Register.
nov23-25
San Francisco has a good report body will agree. And there are a
of ten should remove the stomach of
APPLES AND APPLES.
great
multitude
of
people
who
are
to make of grain shipments from
a dog just to see how long the ani
N O TICE FOR PU B LICATIO N .
agreed that for both purposes Sim
that city. Sixteen cargoes were
It is evident that tbe orebardist mal could live without it. Life in
U n i t e d S tates L and O rricE ,;
mon’s Liver Regulator i9 the best
It presents each week all that
he highest price* pai.l Ur oil kind. <d produce.
cleared last month and a dozen helper. “ I am troubled with torpid who grows number one apples will inclined to think that whea the
R o s k p . u r g , Oregon,
Dw. 2.1895 (
is worth knowing in current
Notice
la
hereby
given
that
the
followin',
other vessels are being loaded. liver and nothing gives relief so quick have a ready market for his product knowledge of this achievement came
agricultural literature.
named settler has filed notice of his Intention io
make final proof in support of his claim, and rhoe. r . Oakes. Henry C. Farne, Henry c R oum
Five ships have been chartered for like Simmon’s Liver Regulator.” —It. at profitable prices.
Each number contains more
Everylmdy to the child’s parents little Johnny
that said proof will be made before J okl W a r «
Receivers.
solid reading matter than any
U. 8. L. C. Commissioner, at Eugene. Oregon, on
our wheat trade with Australia and R. Strange. Lake City, Fla.
likes a beautiful apple. Nobody would get a dressing down. We
— VIA—
January 14 1*9«, viz: Brlnton (Tates on home
other agricultural paper, and
stead entry No. 6 1 st for the El* Nwv;, wU NeU.
three are to be loaded with that
covers a broader field
o
r
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r
n
W tho W as G u ilty — The Bailey- will eat a poor one if the superior are also inclined to think that little
sec. 12, Tp. 20 S., R. s west. H i names tile fol
lowing witnesses to prove his continuous resi-
The Shasta. R ou te
cereal for South Africa. Australia Hill murder in Siskiyou county, fruit is presented. A plate of fins Johnny’s reputation as a boy of
deuce upon and cultivation o
of. said land viz:
S«b»cripti«»m 1 t í w , O b * D ollar m Toar.
Richard McGovern,
John Clary,
Ciary, Franela
Francis J.
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is ordinarily an exporter of wheat, California, for which Garland Staixi- apples fills tbe room with (heir per good instincts would suffer serious
—OF THE—
p a c if ic
Schneider, James Koch, of Lorane, Oregon.
dec7-27
K. k V e a t c h . Emitter.
while South Africa’s supply is drawn ler, a Coos county boy, and another fume snd makes an ornament for impairment amoug the neighbors.
generally from the former. But man were lynched at YreUa, promis the dining table. They are not But this “interesting experiment”
Exprès* Trains Leave Portland Deilv.
u
Australia's last wheat crop was a es to d«velop into a genuine mys only satisfactory to tbe palate but has been repeatedly made by boys
Clf
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failure. It is now nine years since tery. Many people doubted the pleasing to the ays.
over thirty years of age, and with
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of
Lv. Cottage Grove Lv.
a carge of wheat was shipped from guilt of the men who were lynched,
For this class of fruit the market no other purpose than “ to discover
Connecting at Yaquina Bay with the
»• 45 a. m. Ar. San Franela*-* Lv * n *. m.
7 :« P. m
the United States to South Africa. and now some unknown persons is unlimited. By reason of dsmacd, how long the animal can exist in W eeely I nter O ctan 1 ye“ r tor •1-as- San Francisco and Yaquina Bay Pullm an
The Leader.
LE VIS & BURKHOLDER.
A New Line of Ladies’
CAPES, CLOAKS AND JACKETS.
Boucle D ress Goods.
= C L O AK IN G .=
Agents for the sale of the
■
New Grocery Store.
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cm .
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M. L. FORSTER.
One 9f The Best Stock
Budded direct from bearing Trees
and prices Cheap as First Class
Trees Can be Raised For.
1 Fine Fruit Farm
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PROM PTLY
FILLED - *
N ew Goods and N ew Styles
L U R C H 'S
C L O TH IN G ,
D R Y GOODS,
B O O TS and SH O £S.
Ladies Dress Goods, Hats and
Domestics
The Prairie Farmer
All Sizes of Trunks.
Greatest 01 111 Faro Papers.
This stock has just been refilled and is the
best selected in town.
E A S T AND S O U TH
N
It Is the Paper lor the People. Oregon Central 4 Eastern R, R, Co.
R. R.
Southern Pacific Co.
s
Sleeping
Steamship company.
A novel system of teaching, which
is destined to become more popular,
has been introduced in the schools
of Elkhart, Ind: “ Each teaeiiSr has
her individual room as before, but
one teacher instructs all the gram
mar grades of the building in a par
ticular study. Thus one teacher
makes the rounds of four rooms,
teaching arithmetic, another gram
mar, another history, going from
reom to room to impart the instruc
tion. This has a good effect in giv
ing the pupils the result of the in
struction by a specialist and gives
the teacher a change of faces each
hour in the dav."
A half century ago a woman who
essayed to support herself outside
of her home would hare been ta
booed by polite society. It was an
actual disgrace for a weman to have
a trade cr a profession, and were
they in her possession, few had
bravery enough to patronize her.
but the face of nature has changed,
and society is more benignant aud
is ready to court where she has been
severe, and tbe result is the self
suppoiting, self respecting woman
is sought, sn d the press of the land
is glad to record her achievements
And proclaim her success.
write to one of tbe San Francisco
papers confessing to have killed
Sears and his bar keeper. This let
ter may be a “fake" or may not, aa
the writer took tbe precaution not
to sign his name. He says that he
had an old grudge against Sears
and called on him to settle it peace
ably. but the old man would not
have it, and forced the trouble upon
him. Then the bar keeper appear
ed on the scene, and he was forced
to kill them in self defense, as it
was a case of two against oue. The
authorities will make a thorough in
vestigation.
One Minute Cough Cute is rightly
named. It affords instant relief from
suffering when afflicted with a severe
cough or cold. It acts on the throat,
broncial tubes and lungs aud never
fails to give immediate relief. J. P.
Currin.
Jas. M. Newman, of Columbus,
Ohio, who has been looking over the
country as an advance agent for a
colony of fifty people who expect to
come to Oregon, went to Corvallis
today. He is vary favorably im
pressed with this section of the
state.—Eugene Guard.
it is marketable everywhere in tbe
east, and by reason of its shipping
qualities it can be sent there from
the orchards of the Pacific North
west.
It is a sheer waste of opportunity
for the orchardists of this section to
produce inferior apples. Ths little,
irregular, spotted, wormy fruit can
be grown anywhere. They are only
valuable for cidar and to feed to tbe
hogs, and if thrown on tbe market
it takes as much to send them to
3pokane as it costs to ship the best
fruit, and when they arrive they
will not b r iD g one-third as much aa
the choice verities.
These are facts which can not be
too frequently impressed upon the
orchardists. The growers who are
guided by them will succeed; those
who disregard them, will fail. The
man who keeps his trees free from
insects, who thins out the young
apples on the trees snd who takes
pains in picking and packing, can
make money in this country. His
fruit will always be in demand at
fancy prices.— Spokane Spokesman-
Review.
Dr. price’s Cream baking Powd«r j . Hay and osta taken on
A m M GeM MwW Midwinter Fur. San Francim.
1 scrirric®.
that condition.” When dona by
older boys it becomes vivisection.
•* i
Educational institutions should
be last, instead of first, to encourage
and foster the rowdy, rough and
tumble, ridiculous
ee{ known as
foot-ball. It is neither healthful
nor dignified, nor Valuable in any
way, and will soon lienome as inde
cent as pugilism.— V^ley times.
No excuse for sleepless nights when
you can procure One Minute Cough
Cure. This will relieve all annoy-
naces, cure the most severe cough
and give you rest and health. Can
you afford to do without it? J. P.
Currin.
Valley Times: J. A. Whitman
shipped 1100 pounds of fine turkeys
to San Francisco Saturday while
from Oakland, Douglas
county,
38,000 lbs. were shipped the same
day. The grower received 6 oeuts
a lb. here on foot and tbe San Fran
cisco market brings from 9 to 11
ceDts dressed.
If suffering with piles, ii will Inter
est you to know that De Witt’s Witch
Hazel Salve wili cure them. This
medicine is a specific ior all com
plaints of this character, and if in
structions (which are simple) are car
ried out, a cure will result. We have
tested this in numerous cases, and al
sub-
ways with like results. It never fails.
J P. Canto
T he P rairie F armer ’ I Both Paper* t ne
and
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for $1.25
CHICAGO WEEKLY TIMER 1 ^ e 4 r
Address
Tbe Prairie Farm er, Chicago.
Cara
Elegant
Steamship “ Farallon.”
A 1 and first-class in every respect. Toortst
Sails from Yaquina for San Francisco
about every eight days.
Passenger accommodations unsur
passed. Shortest route between the
Willamette valley aud California.
Fare from Albany or points west to
San Francisco:
Cabin.............................................$12 00
Steerage ........................................ 8.00
Cabin, round trip, good for 60
d a y s ............................................ 18.00
For sailing days apply to H. L.
Walden, agent Albany, Oregon.
CHA8. CLARK, Supt.
Boswell Springs,
to
(Formerly Snowden Springs)
DouglasOunty, Oregon, are loea
ted oo the Southern Pacific Railroad.
“ Shasta Route” from San Francisco
to Portland in Douglas Co„ Oregon.
S. P. trains stop at the Springs ( flat,
station) Constantly open for the
reception of guests. New bath rooms
Connected with main building. Pont
_
Corvallis, Or.
Office snd Express on the premises.
EDWIN STONE, Manager,
The waters of these springs contain:
Corvallis, Oregon.
Iodine, Bromine, Potassium, The
Chicago
Carbonates of Iron and Lime anti
Washington
Chlorides of Calcium, Magnesium and
D inin g Cara
r.ugeue, CrfiwfU. D t &I m u 4 el] ■utlflK frétai
H o t t e t le Ashland intìuSSi.
»sail n aiiv.
Sleeping Cara
S t Pani
Minneapolis
DuLuth
Fargo
Grand Forks
Crooketon
Winnipeg
Helena and
Butte
THROUGH TICETS
MONEY LOANED.
First M ortgages On Improved
Farm Property Negotiated.
We are prepared to negotiate first
mortgages upon improved farms I d
Oregon, with eastern parties at a rate
of interest not to exceed 9 per cent,
per annum.
Mortgages renewed that have been
taken by other companies.
Address with stamp,
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AND
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to
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I or putting a hone in a fine healthy con
dition try Dr. Cady-. Condition Powder».
Clothing Hr LOfliOS EfW Children
«t-r *>r
1
Mas. P*r S anford
CoHage Grove.
M.
M.
Earner*
obtain*4 at
(«tuca
Rheum, Scald Head, Sore Nipple*, Chapped
Hands, Itching Pile«, Burns, Frost Bit«*, A. D. CHARLTON, Asst. Gen. Pass
Chronic Sore Eyes and Granulated Eye f *ii
Agent,
For sale by drugg sts at 25 cenU per box.
kidney diaorden and destroy worma, giving Oountry produce, by
Ar
Lv.■ I U36 r . M.
E z r a s * « TsAfV D a il v
• 49 F.
For information, time cants, maps
; and tickets, call on or write
new life tc an old or overworked hone. M i
TRAIES.
O AC a ' T Í “ “ 1 C*rT*m* cofiB*rt *“ » »tdm st
I W. P. LOCKWOOD, Agent,
C h a m b erla in ’ * K y i a n d S k in Olm
Is unequalled for Eczema, Tetter, Salt- Cottage Grove, Or.
Baker City, Oregon. eert* per package. Fcr aak by druggut.
D ihííí Cin h 0{ia tnti.
Pullman Buffet Sleepers
w ««« sia* atvt.twa,
TIME SCHEDULE.
«*<• •»
South.
i* » » .* .
• • 0 ft «
B ftw ffn Fortum i and Correáis.
Philadelphia
New York
Ono spring contains 435 ad the
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
I,
the
other over 2000 grains o f solid matter
Boston and all
undersigned,
have
posted
trespass
to the gallon.
notices on my respective premises and Point« East and South.
all persons trespassing thereon after
this date will be prosecuted to the full
extent of the law.
Lv.
Portland
Ar. « N p. m
L f . Cottele Grove L t . » * » • m.
Ar.
RoMteirg
L t . • «• ft. m.
North.
SALEM PASSENOEE.
4 9« p. m. 1 Lv.
Portland.
Ar.
«15 p m 1 Ar.
Salem.
Lv.
TO
Trespass Notice.
Bodium
6:3« a. m
*99 p. m.
*9« p. m
K KOEHLER, Menacer,
Pertlaae Or.
_ e « b , -
F. é Fase. Aft.
J. S. MEDLEY.
Justice of the Peace
AND
«
Beal E stite Agent
C ollection« • Specialty.
CoTTfwr G rove . 0 » .