Cottage Grove echo=leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 18??-1895, December 28, 1895, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text- 7 V No excuse for sleepless nights when j The dirtiest frying pan will be- Prominent amoug tbe causes of you can procure One Minute Cough coroe clean, if so'akeil five njinute8 tbe increased activity in gold min Cure. This will relieve all annoy- . . , .. , in ammonia and water, ing, apart from tbe slump in silver naees, cure the most severe cough rCBLISHBD ÏVERY and give you rest and health. Can Prince Bismark rece ived 999,999 and tbe bard times in other lines, you afford to do without it? J. P. i postal cards from as many admirers says tbe Mining and Scientific Press, ^** T H O Itl > ; congratulating him on his eightieth is the fact that, as compared with SATURDAY, DEC., 28, - - 1895.. had been superintending the ship- product is grown on the peat lands, t-'urrin- twenty years ago, forty per cent -------------------- '— ~ ment of some apples. He brought a w o n d e r f u l section, where horses Sooner or later a heavy penalty ^ r day. more gold can be extracted from tbe Frequent and constant advertís- with him a few samples of the wint- are shod with boards to preveut | will have to be placed upon shoddy ro same ore at thirty per cent le-s dda jng brought me all I own— Alexan- or varieties now being shipped out sticking íd the soft earth, goods, when sold as pure wool, n than cost. dsr T. Stewart. j of there, and they are a revelation The peat land proper embraces the interest of the sheep industry. u ill ■— 1——™ ----- 1 , to all who see them. The most at- some GOO or 800 acres, about 175: — Capital Journal. B efore Hubserihing fo r a M a g The Sheridan Sun says horses are ^ attractive specimen we saw was a of which are now in celery, and from azine. bo low in Eastern Oregon this win- box. 0f Virginia Beauty, which are which fully 200 carloads will be If suffering with piles, it will inter S E E THE B E S T . ter that it takes all the grit they can ¡ 0f a deep red, and take a brilliant sbipped this year. In this product! est you to know that De Witt's Witch _ C A V E A T *, _ trade m arks , Hazel Suive will cure them. This muster to look haystack in the > polish, making a most striking dis- an average of about $250 per acie D e s ic n p a t e n t s , _ . . C O P Y R IG H T » , e t c . face. ______ ! play is netted. Last year only eighty - medicine is a specific for ail com For Inforni atiou and free Handbook write to plaints of this character, nnd if in MUNN & CO., 361 B roadway . N ew Y ork . He had the largest Ben Davis i five carloads of celery were produced, structions (which ure simple) are car Oldest bureau for securine' patents in America. Every patent taken out by us is brouRht before Nearly »11 th« cisterns in Ohio j the public by a not ice given free o f charge In tbe that the writer has ever seen, and so that it can be readily seen that ried out. a cure will result. We have AN UNPARALLELED OFFER. are leaking and the question is : ' D e m o r o t ’« Cnt I’apt r Patterns are the some good specimens of Spitzeuberg the industry is growing at a rapid j tested this in numeious cases, and al most practical on the market. They are of any whether it was the earthquake or ways with like results. It never fails. size that any member of a household could re j Shannon Pippin, Red Cheeked Pip- late. Largest circulation o f any scientific paper In the quire. Jn each copy of the magazine is printed the election that cracked the ce- w orld. Splendidly lllUatrateJ. No Intelligent J. P. Currin. a coupon entitling the subscriber, or purchaser, i pin, and the Lawvcr The last nam- The crop is handled principally | man should be without it. Weekly, $ 3 .0 0 a to a pattern (worth and regularly sold for 3C>o,) y ea r; $1.50 six months. Address, MUNN JS CO.. meni P ublishers , 3 6 1 Broadway, New Y ork City. _ I or anv number o f patterns for four ccntc each to _ j ed is one of the finest deep red ' by tlie Earl Fruit Company, which " 1 cover package anu postage. When the value of TO RUN FAR AND FAST. the patterns is considered , tl A prominent business man told winter apples, solid, very heavy, aud i disposes of its product through | the subscriber actual- ly gets h i m i m t i n t . K eep th e K n ees B ent, Lean F o rw a rd and the editor o f T he L eader that there good, late keepers. Mr. Giles com- Eastern agents. Thus far a read,' Demorest's Magazine Free L ift th e F eet V ery S ligh tly. was much more money paid out this pany has shipped several carloads sale at good prices has prevailed. OREGON. And what a magazine it is! For istw it will be Physiologists and lovers of athletics FARMS IN DOUGLAS CO. LEMATI. more brilliant than ever before. New manage Christmas in Cottage Grove and \ of these fine apples to Texas, and \ In fact, the celery crop is considered may be interested in recent experi ft iniloc n,?nt' I,ew mcUiiKls, new idea*. Euch copy con Lemati than ever before. There made a fair profit on same after pay- \ one of the most staple of all tin ments and researches of a French ■’or sale or trade. oiiN.ueu u iiiuco- tain, an exquinite reproduction In color» of some ist of Yoncalla on Elk Creek, 480 celebrated picture by a fai..... artist, "«rtli/tn artillery captain, M. de Kaoul, who. ^,,,, , , . . adorn tile wall*of the must relined home, ft ia were mors people here trading the iug 75 and 80 cents per bushel for varied resources of Orange count' some fifteen years ago, began to try fres, 200 acres good bottom land, afllnned tin,t ncuuKtisr. Is the only eom- ■ ilin cp b ills T h is nl u-p c o n t a in s EKS? fam ily Magazine published combinili.' all day before Christmas than ever them where they are raised. This The peat lands, which are a form and find out the most economical and iia t ic e Hills. l i l t s p i a t e c o i l ta in s of the most excellent points of ta contenti nipor- least trying way of walking. There Dont 5000 aeres of out side range aries, besides having M inimitable featun s ot Its previoutly seen, and money— lots of is a fair illustration of what can be , atiou of genuine peat, are a sour.-, are many manners o f walking, say» own. DfcMOKKSJ?* is actually a l D otili be place is well watered, Elk Creek !>iagaziu«-it in one. it. Both Christmas trees were load- done with winter fruit, and should of great interest to all newcomers the Popular Science News, some of is a lMgtvst of Current Events and Ideas inning through it and dozens oi for It the which are much devoid o f grace, but busy man or woman, a Review and a * * r SENDING TO - « * •d with presents that created great encourage the farmers of the Will-j Their fertility almost surpasses cou - it may be supposed that as far as effi ■»od springs ou tbe place. Mostly Storehouse o f Interest fo r all. Wives, mo thers, sisters and daughters can find exactly happiness for the youngsters. We amette valley to not neglect the prehension. It is nothing unusim ciency is concerned one m v t be better 1 fenced; two sets of buildings ; what they need to amuse and instruct them, also than the others. M. de Raoul ha, practical helps in every department of domestic wrote a nice article about the trees apple business. They have made for a grower to produce 150 busltei >oot 75 fruit trees; school and saw and social life, inclading the furnishing and or- come to the conclusion that, as far as *"*’Hep*ir*«r of the home, embroidei /. bric-a-brac, ill within half mile fr<'»n the G u but it and much other local news is much of the prune business, and are of corn to the acre, 600 sacks o fast walking is concerned, the best | artistic aud hmey work of all kinds, etc., etc.. M y Trees are all on Whole Roots, Raised on bar mines. Price $3800. Write ; and suggestions and advice regarding the well method is that which he calls marche left out for want of usual type set- no doubt getting to where they lead i potatoes and other crops in propoi • ».oil o n ftilito r r»FAnpR G ot*a m alM* dressing of their owi: perfons. enflexion. The principle is to run c a n o n editor ton a re The scope o f the articles for i*¡5 and isim will Highly tilled Land, ting force this week. They needed the world for superior product in ‘ tiou. without leaping, to raise the body r o v e , Or. cover tlie whole country aud its varied Interests, WT- D ¡ and the articles will be profusely recreation and Christmas holiday, that line, but they can just as well The peculiar spongy character o above ground as little as possible, to *' • r>Rl MMETT, j w.th tli« finest « iigraviugi», and, in addition, Y n n o n lln O r ** will publish the best and purest fiction. It and we have done the best we could, rank first in the apple business also, the soil aud the presence of ai keep the knees bent, the upper part of treats at length O u t-of-D oor S|.nrtx, Home the body inclined forward, so that - I Ainust ni'-ntf aud Entertainm ents; it gives a, Many are enlarging their apple abundance of water, supplied trot practically you are always running P L E A S A N T SO CIAL P A R T Y C H R ISTM AS i T U - 4 H a m »*» great deal o f attention to the Childr« nS. IK- after your center of gravity. The feet 1 rinP p P lIlT r 9 r i l l I i»urf»n.- lit. and *\>ur G irl«,” nnd liana M onth- oreburds and giving the subject of artesian wells, render vegetatiu i Iflght at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jordan's. 4 A HiU A 1 till 1 UI ,v s.vmp«Hdinu 1>> Celebrated IVopIe in must be rais< d only very slightly. M • which are discussed important questions of the proper culture increased attention, all sorts prolific iu growth. de Raoul, who has now some years of t tv / ' tx rrFi » t ^ tv hour o f interest to the older readers. FOR SALL OR TRADE. ¡ Let us have your subscription at once. You experience, says that he eau now take One of the nicest and pleasantest This will solve the whole problem. get more value for your money than it is possi- POINTERS. any man between twenty and sixty _____ w ___________ _____ We have the land and the climate, S it o n t e d n e a r tin* t o w n o t Y o n c a l ! *>le fo secure iu any other magazine. parties m held at ____ the _ splendid and teach him to run as long as his T b e M a g a z in e on t > > u r f o r 1 12 . 00 . iu Y o n c a lla v u lle v , c o n s is t in g ’ ot I residence of Mr. and Mrs. Frank and a11 that “ needed is the practi- San Francisco Daily Call: Appropn O r s ix m o n t h s f o r ’ - 1.00 « -P A C K I N G F R E E - « legs ean carry him without getting ) a c r e s , 3 0 a c r e s in o r c h a r d ; 1 6 0 0 I Ovt-r 2.10 (iiiri n 'n t garm ents are »liowu out o f breath. Some men can, on the Jordan, in Lemati, Christmas night cal application of correct methods. atlous for coast defenses will be on ftsTREMEMBER—I cariy Apples, Pear, Cherry, Prune, Plum. Peach, o j i , t-.iA . I I each >ear, patterns of ail of which are ob- very first trial of the method, run seven ’ «1116 t l 6 6 H A ^ Oars Old, <()(.) peach I ainable by sti Merit» at 4 :;. <*a *ii ) S 411 »- that wo have ever attended. Gentle- The fruit brought up by Mr. Gile i s , of the big thing of this Congress. or eight miles without stopping, while, ••es, 2 vears old ; GOO Rest vitriol' l’ 1*' tuPy (wi,h p »« d t . coup»») r..r too. aud also a very flue with the ordinary tactics, they could STOCK OF W ELL TESTED SMALL FRUIT. men present, Prof. W. H. Powell,.j a11 souui,> which fact shows tbst it M ar or no war, from this tim n t e r a p p le t r e e » : 100 1 0 0 old o ld trees; D kmokfst F. d l . s , . . xu Co ' r 110 Futli Avenue, New York. not have run over one mile. Tbe first Mv trees will be sent TRUE TO LABILL. Address nil orders to If acre blackberries; half acre Prof. J. E. Love, John and Marion possible to make sound fruit, the fourth the Monroe doctrine is a kilometer (a kilometer is five-eightli» C a ll a n d s e e o u r t e r m s o f T h e L e a d inwberries; 300 best variety Cal. of a mile) is usually covered in seven Veatch, Leston Lewis, and E. P .! rule instead of the exception. Give accomplished fact. M. L. FO R STER . er n n d D e u io r e s t s F a m ily M a g a z in e . apes. Oue 9 room house good and a quarter, the second in Thorp. Ladies present, Misses W il.amette A alley more winter There is no danger of war, but ■ minutes Tangent, Linn County, Oregon six minutes, and the third in five min rick chimney; two three room N OTICE FOR PU B LICATIO N . Daisie McMurray, Effie Younger. aPP,e orchards says The Journal. ¡g Wortb noting how the ver utes and forty-five seconds An inter ouses, a large burn and other out U n it e d S t a t e s L a n d O f f ic e , ( esting feature of M. de Raoul's re Emilie Meinzer, Nellie Currin, Elbie """ . . , , . thought of it braces the country ui lildiugs, all under good new five R o s e b c b g , O r . P e c u n lie i 24 , 1895.( searches is that even after a long run, t i If you need an engine of any nnd, ” nird fence; sidewalk running from Notice 1» hereby given that the fol’.owiug- according to his method, a stiff walk is Lea, Cla. a >\ lley and Myrtle v-stranu- 3team gasoline, kerosene oil, send for | If Salisbury is anything of a skL settler has nleu notice of bis Intention to nt door to depot. O'dy 400 nanted no trouble at all; the muscles which inaae Hunt proof insunportof Ills claim, and that er. The program was opened with free illustratsd circular to C has P. j ed diplomatist he will change th * will * iic made (le bef i ds from the new school house, sa7«i pruof before J<.V.L W Afti:r™ work in both cases do not belong to , , . , , S. C. C. Commissioner at Euvem. Oregon, charming music by Miss Effie W illard & Co., X&7 Uunal St., Chica-, conver8atjon and talk about A .. Jretnra, on h : is one of , , the the same set. and while one exercise ia finest school j February 15 1 -ati, viz: Th mas .1. Ellison on performed the muscles which minister ..... n o. «335 the S F 4 , sec. M, Younger and a sweet solo by Frank go. ¡f ilin g s iti S o u t h e r n O r e . l ’ rii-e _________ Momcstead Enlry No. »355 for fortbc mema. tp. a 2# west lfc mimes the _ follow _______ . . , ,, „ . tp. > S, S, K K J * west, ing; _ wit- to the other rest. Jordan. Prof. W. H. Powell enter eonlmuous upon r cash or trade $5000. Mrs. E. A. nesses ------ * to prove ... - his ----- ----------- residence” •• Western Europe may be dubiou- The T oled o W eekly B lade and and cuhivatlon ol, sahl land. viz. ’•rummett, Youculla, Oregon. Or U N C L E B O B S LESSON. Ira Conner. Daui. l w . Hardinu. Charles W. tained the company with a short Cam paign o f 18U6. over the President’s message, but t i i tor L ead er , Cottage Grove Or. Sears and Hiram it. Yancey, of Coitaue Grove, flow an Old Negro Taught the Emperor’« Oregon. ■speech on the line of friendship, in- With R gient Presidential Campaign I Russia it will be seen like a Thank* dc28-00 R M. V eatch Register, i Sister-In-Law a Point on Etiquette. inrtersperseil with some superb anil coming next year, every thoughtful ¡ring prooiinjation. W ie h e s to in fo r m th o se w h o o r e c o n t e m p la t in g luiil lin g in th e - p i i n g to liu n Mm?. Betsey Patterson Bonaparte, n o t i c e f o r P U B L IC A T IO N , unique local points, which were high citizen will need, besides his I och I i the sister-in-Jaw of an emperor, was in th e ir u n ie re (o r lu m b e r n o w . u i t h e y c u n b e tail in! O ffice ¡it Ho» hnrg, Oregon, paper, a great national weekly. The A dread rumor comes from \\ ns! . born in Baltimore, and after living ly appreciated. When the Profess many years abroad returned to her na j greatest and most widely known of mgton that one of Speaker Been December 23,1895. or says something he says i tive land, where she passed the last these is the Toledo Meekly Blade, rules will forbid Congressmen t Notice Is hereby given ttiat Ihe following, years of her life. She was a woman of named settler has tiled uotlee of tils Intention to and to the point. He is an easy, For thirty years it has been a regular . , beir feet on tht.ir desks, m ike tlnal proof in support of bis claim, and that W it h a m l i m l <-f lu»ob«*r y o u m .iv u i - h , w lib 1« w ill th$»n lie ren«!?, n n d y o u fr e s t beauty, but of an ungovernable said proof will lie made In-fore .11: k i. W.uiK l . fluent and graceful talker—always visitor in every part of the Union, won't have to wait.. temper. A writer in the Boston Trans S C Commissioner at Eugene. Oregon, on There is something rather stril- February i. I »an, viz: John XV Frost on Iw m - entertains and never tires the listen and is well known at almost every cript tells how her sense of humor siead entry No .doo for the sw , Nw . w ', sw , in the fact that > once enabled her to accept a reproof see. ii, tp. l.t S.It 3 west. He names tue follow- x-tX G-O PS er. Editor Thorp by request, one of the 70.000 postoffices in the ing From a Distance Promptly Attended To graciously. mg witnesses to prove his continuous residence country. It is edited with reference this juncture the chairman of th upon and cultivation of. said laud, viz: responded wi th improrotu One of the old lady’s crack stories in to a national circulation. It is a Re House Committee on Foreign Rela John vv. Nokes of Cottage Grove, Oregon, and her latter days was o f a lesson In eti Daniel P. Sheridan, l)au. B. Sheridan and Isaac thoughts in touch with the occasion. publican paper, but men of ail politics - ' ‘lid in y o u r o rd e r* ut o liv e . gnu. i quette hy ' jtions, is myntd Hitf. Innocent and interesting plays were take it, a "-e^ > f its honesty and K. M. VHATCH, Register. C O I T A G K G R O V E , her host. At breakfast she motic OREGON. If we must have a war with Eng « d joyed J»y the company, passing off fairness ¡a^CJAffiisoiissinn of all public to him and handed him her cup, viish- N O i H L F O R P U B .1 0 A L l o N ing’ a second cup o f tea. Uncle Bob. theihonrs rapidly when Mrs. Jordan qnestiouiC I t is the favorite family land sooner or later, this wou) U n it e d S t a t e s L a n d O f f i c e .) • instead o f taking the cup to his mis paper, with something to interest ev- IR T A B I.E AN D K oj e b ' ko O r c g n , l> c m e. 5 ,1 8 9 5 i Mrs. McMurray and Miss Daisie j ery member of the household. Serial seem about as good a time as we ca> tress at the head o f the table, put it M A R IN E Notice is hereby given that the toll ,wlng- McMurray placed an elegant lunch stories, poetry, wit and humor; the ex;«.ct to fight it out aud settle tin down with a great flourish on the side s-iiler has tiled notice of his (mention to I f y o u t liin k «if Ini F pr tin ongiiH ' <»r Iiamcil AT, board. make Hu ;1 roof m support o f his claim ami svith superb coffee before the guests Household department (best in the matter. that -aid proof will i-e made Is-:O.-O J uki . x V akk ■ y size o r k in d sen r*»; ' ■nr Caí The SANTA ANA CELERY CROP. BEAUTIFUL APPLES. ------ ' The Daily S. F. Call: One of the H. S. Guile of the Oregon F ruit! important industries of Orange SATURDAY. land Produce Co., returned from County is now in full blast— the E D I T O R ., ^ ran^g p ags this morning, where he marketing of the celery output. This Leader. LEWIS& BURKHOLDER. A New Line of Ladies’ r i Boucle Dress Goods. DEM OREST’ S = C L O A K I N G — JtófntiCif ^merita« A g e n ts for th e sale o f th e Me Oi Tbs Best Stock M. L. FORSTER. BiiM direct from bearing Trees an d p rices C h eap as F ir s t C la ss T re e s C an be R a is e d F or. L U M B E R . J. B. ROUSE, PROM PTLY G am m s— F IL L E D -ts s é ; ’ New Goods and New Styles ■who enjoyed it very much indeed. T h f larger number of the gu?sts song out Christmas accompanied with music on the organ, and with words of high appreciation of the entertainment given them by Mr. aDd Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. McMurray and Miss Daisie McMurray, then de parted to their homes, their hearts all thrilled with fond admiration for the happy hours spent at the closing of the most glorious holiday in the world. SUBSOIL PLOWING. b. “ But I wanted another cup of tea," »aid Mine. Bonaparte. “ Did you, mum?” blandly asked Uncle Bob. “ You see, mum. you put your spoon in de saucer, an’ dat means fou doan' want no mo’ tea. When yo» wants some mo’ tea de c’rect way is tw put de spoon in de cup—like dis heah,” and Uncle Bob gravely illustrated the “c ’rect” method o f procedure. The family were on thorns, expect ing an outbreak from the sister-in-law of an empercr. although there is no doubt that a black butler in his own performances at the same time o - bailiwick could face an emperor him self; but Betsey was only amused, and different sides of the world. laughed heartily. After the first flurry is o v t, After fifty years of money getting the people will see that the Venez and money saving she realized in the latter part of her life how futile it all uela affair is only an episode at wa.s. and exclaimed, grimly: “ Once I present, and that the main businest had everything but money! Now f have nothing but money.” world), Young Folks, Sunday School Whil« there will be no war, it p Lessons, Talmage’s Sermons, the i | certain war 1ms come near enongl Farmstead, the Question Bureau ! tc make it imperative that we begi (which answers questions for subscri bers), the News of the Week i l com at once the work of putting on plete form, and other special features. coast defences into proper condition. Specimen copies gladly sent on appli England will have to draw out ol cation, and if you will send us a list | the European concert in Turkey oi of addresses, we will mail a copy to | each. Only $1 a year. If you wish the row in Venezuela, for she isn’ raise a club, write for terms. big enough to give two first-clnf-: Address T he B lade , Toledo, Ohio. Hood’s Calendar foi 189! isoutand it is greatly admired. Many pronounce “ the handsomest yet.” It consists of the head of a beautiful young woman in an ovel panel with a stylish gold frame. The baekground and pad are printed in harmonious brown tints. The remarkable growth of theeditiona of Hood’s Calendars from one mi.lion «copies a few years ago to over thirteen million for 1896 is only paralleled by the wonderful advance in favor of Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which is now the only true blood purefler prominently in the public eye. We are pleased to note the cor.- of Congress is to look after the tintinued and increasing interest in affairs of the country and restore the subject of subsoil plowing. Dor prosperity to American industries. ing the past few months we have de One effect of tbe war flurry wl! voted considerable space and a great be to awaken a demand for an ex deal of study to the subject and tensiv i:icr ase . f he navy and coa t have become firmly convinced that defenses with the result that Cat subsoil plowing is iu a large majori lisle’s policy of enforced economy ty of cases a necessity in Oregon. under ihe Wilson tariff will hard! The experience of Mr. G. D. Bar The Christmas packages passing be supported even by Demociah. ton published in another column is through the Ashland postoffice are Turiff revision has become a lie e practical, it covers a period of four very numerous this year. The mails sitv of the situation and should I years and should interest every arriving yesterday were loaded with made unanimous. farmer in Oregon. them. The issues of postal orders Under date of December 9tli Mr. A d se that is always seasonable i for the month will be about >2300, a dose of Simmons Liver Regulate E P. Thorp of Cottage Grove writes: is largely in excess of the ordinary the “ King of Liver Medicines.” I “ This winter I intend subsoiling monthly issue. Si#ce most of the k*eps the liver active; the bowel about 30 acres of my land, and to purchasse8 are probably made by regular: prevents biliousness; an plant about 1,500 winter apple bank draft, it is apparent a large promotes digestion In fact hel| trees. Next winter I shall plant sum of money is sent away from keep you well. “ I have watched it' about 1,000 more, and shall also effects in familes where I haveprarth here for holiday goods.— Ashland ed, and find it admirable; both altei. raise seme small fruits, vegetables, Tidings. tive and tonic in its action.” —Dr. ’’ corn, etc.— between the trees and W Mason, Macon, Ga not too close up. I expect to raise i w h a t t o d o w i t h a b a d t e m p e r . If people would purchase gr. e something on all the land that I coffee and brown it in their home Starve it. Give it nwtbing to subsoil, and will watch closely the »here would be fewer cases of dipii feed on. When something tempts result of all produced on the land, aB well as the growth of the trees. you to grow angry, do not yield to theria, scarlet and typhoid feve The land I have is naturally good the temptation. It may for a The aromi arising from the brow soil, but shows that it needs subsoil minute or two be difficult to con ing berry is one of the best ngen' ing badly, and I think the result trol yourself, but try it Force in disinfecting dwellings of inipuo will be at least 100 per cent in favor yourself to do nothing, to say noth nir It is easier to buy coffi of subsailing for trees as well as ing, aud the rising ¡emper will be already browned than to prepare i obliged to go down because it has hnt in preparing once a week r vegetables and corn. with ‘ "«thing to keep it up. The person saves health and doctor bill*. T I have been corresponding different manufaciurcis of subsoil w ho can and does control tongue, doors seould be left opeu, an hands, heart, in the face of great let the aroma pervade every room plows and shall order oue soon.” ’ The interesting matter on this provocation, is a hero. The world — Ex. subject published in this and our majr not own him or her as snob, Wife—Here’s an account of a men proceeding issue is a part of a pam but God does. Tbe bible says that who shot himself rather than suffei phlet entitled the “Passing of the “ he that rule-b his spirit is better the pangs of indigestion. Husband- The fool! Why didn’t he take I) Plow.’ We have a limited number than he that laketli a city.’’ | Witts Little Early Risers? I used t of Uwee pamphlets and we will glad — j suffer as bad as he did before I con ly mail a copy to any one sufficient One Minute Cough Cute is rightly meneed taking these little pills. J. P ly interested in the subject to ask named. It affords instant relief from Currin. for it.—Oregon (Portland) Agrieult- suffering when afflicted with a severe urisk cough or '.-old. It acts on the throat, Exchanges aud letters should be broucial tulies and lungs and never P r . Price’s Cream Baking Powder fails to give immediate relief. J. P. addressed to T h e L f a d e » , Cottage I Goii Mad»] Jlidwmttr F it. Su Fricuxa C u r r in . Grove. Or. ---------------------- .. a | RAW O Y S T E R S . ft Morn Relished I’rrprsodl»l Dish of th . Athenians and Romans. Raw oysters were eaten at Athens snd Rome as a predrandial whet. The Romans coated their oysters with honey and kept them until they were slightly putrid. The simple and clumsy methods of Apicius.the third celebrated glutton of the name, for preserving oysters was to waslt them in vinegar and pack them in vessels coated with pitch. The oysters thus prepared, says the National Grocer, were sent irom Britain to Emperor Trajan when in Parthia were considered “ fresh' and have been sufficient to entitle this man’s name to be handed down through twenty centuries. If he is to be deemed famous in direct proportion to the nastiness o f his invention, he should be famous indeed. Brillat Sa- varin’s preprandial whet consisted of three or four dozen oysters. Sieni Laderte. whom he used to entertain tete-a-tete at dinner, is sa il to have complained because he could not get his fill of ¡ysters. Savarin determined to give him satisfaction in this respect, and let him go to his thirty-second dozen, when Laperte turned his atten tion to the dinner with powers unem barrassed by his prelude. } tn llrttUh Prisons. In the English compulsory labor prisons the prisoners pass nine months in solitary coifinem ent and are then assigned to the public works prisons for hard labor. By good behavioT they experience a gradual ameliora tion in their condition. At first they »re not allowed to write or receive let ters and may see no visitors. Then, upon advancement, they may write and receive one letter every six months and see one visitor; then the privilege is extended to once in four months, then once in three. To Cleave the Wind. file N. > 30, eon tu i n in ^ ill :t -tc .ti«i « «I prie. o f e v e r y kin<l <\ 'f .'Ilari:.. * in on r■ u p to 25 h. *r?F i X »w e r , u t b u f in prie:es, o r L i t ’ $ n . 20. f e r vu. 1 'gilíes, boilers and boat mnehiiiery. ¡ther sent free. U. S. C. Commissioner at Kog ne Oregon, on January 1», is»!, viz: Haul F SeJuisider on homestead entry No. S547(or the N o, Ne ,, Hi- Nw „ Me. *». I p 21 rt. It. 3 west. Ho nam s the following wllmoises lo prove his ¡suitltiuous residence upon and eultivatiou of said land, viz: James P. ! . . ngdon. J. II. Miortrldge, John Me Williams; 11. H, Brown, ot Cottage Grove. Oregon. R M. V eatch , Register. dec 7-27 CHAS. P. WILLARD A CO. Cenai Street’ - - CHICAGO y i The Prairie Farmer IS THE Greatest Oi All Farm Papers. It presents eaeli week .ill that i- worth knowing iu current agricultural literature. Each number contains more - 'I d reading inuttci than any ther ii{jrii'ultur»l paper, amt cover» u l.roudcr ti< Id Mljsrriptlun < n. Hollar 11 W ar. is ins Papa** for the Pôogl- "am ple ClnhbiiiK Gft'ors for IS?).'*-- . c P r a ir ie F arm er . , u , .KELTI n t e r o .- f •« “ f " ‘ $1 - ° : P r a ir ie F a r m e r ¡ r. und . i jVH f° 1 f n’' AGOWEKKLÏTIMns Address P ra irie , F arm er, C ¡car- Hosxvcll Spring's, (F o r m e r ly S n o w ,le i S p r in g s i o u g la s C o u n t y , O r e g o n , a r e I«« : i o n th e S o u th e r n P ccifie R a firn a h u sta R o u t e ” fr o m S .m F ra n c i.-c > P o r t la n d iu D o u g la s C o .. O r e g o . P. tr a in s s to p at th e S p r in g s ; H. .tion ) C m is ta n tly o p e n fo r ti •option o f g u e s t s . N e « h a th ruoti n n e c te d w ith main b u ild n g . Pt. due a n d E x p i e » s on th e p re m is e s , ¡’ he w a te r s o f the.-e s p r in g * «vini::, ■ lin e . B io m in e , P o t a » -in n i. Ti ii lio n a te » o f I r o n a n d L im e ai t o r iile » o t C a lc iu m . M a g n e s iu m a .ilium Uno eprintr Contains 435 ud t, ':er over anno grains of solid n.utt« the g.-iilou. iV IO N E Y n o t ic e for p u b l ic a t io n U n it e d S t a t e s L a n d O f f ic e , UoSEBCKG, U n i o n N ov . Ut. LOANED. Lt- ,x: a 11, A h I 'L l . DRY GOODS, B O O T S and S H O E S . L a d ie s D r e s s G v oods- H a l ts d v / v i k j i j A.A.CL O C an L IIL i NUI ICE FOR PU B LICATIO N . D o m e s tic s All Sizes of Trunks. This stock has just been refilled, and is the best selected in town. I'h. highest price* paid far oil kind* nt produce. U n it e i S t a t e * L a n d O f f i c e .) o.-KItl ; o . O n m i. D.u 1895 < 1 ---------- ----- — Notice Is hereby given Dial the following- O n«. F. Oakes, Henry C. Payne, H en-yc Rou>e anted .settler b:w filed notice of liis iut(*ntion to Keceivers tawe ¡in .I pr »of in support of hi* claim, and uat said proof w ill be made * before * J okl W auk , C. ('. Commissioner, at Eugene, Oregon, on .4unary 14 ! « nì , v iz : Hriutun Bates ou honie- • «-.identry No. <¡1*2 foribe E a , N w , w . Ne (*<•. 12, Tp. 20 N., li. •; west. He names tlie fof witiif witnesses to prove his continuous resi- uce U imoi ami cuitivati«m of. sai^ laud viz: • har t McGovern, .lolm Clary, Francis J. hHaider, »lames Koch, «»f borane, Oregon. dccT 2.' K. M. VKATCK. l.’ cjjistt r. R m agon Central & s’T H E H N PACIFIC R. — OF T H E — Southern Facific Co. South. n “ Farailon.” Tourist 1 a mi lirst-clusH in every respect, iisfrom Yaquiua fur S a n l''ranei». o ■nut every e i,h t days. Pnssenifer aee.inuiiudations nn»ur- l>ib*e<i. Shortest rout between tlie 'Viliani.'tt* valley and California. Fare from Albany or | oint» west t<. ■kin Friiii"!. eq: »bin......... ..................................812 00 tee r age ................................... 8.00 'at.lu, round trip, good for 60 day» ............... ...................is 00 For sailing days apply to H. L. ■ alden, agent Alhauv, O regon. Cl IAS. C L A R K , Supi. Corvi.lli-, Or. DW IN STONE, Mamigi-r, Ctiira^o Corvalli«, O iegon i ___ « /»K m. I l.v. S leeping Cars D in in g Cars S le e p i n g tit. C ars Pou I Militi. U|a>!is DuLuiii Fa igt* Gropil Forks Croukstoli W in n ipeg He.ena aud (Ity.^.K K l.^rn saWm. Tarnor Markm, Jeffer- ii . A ln n i. A.hany Junction Tangent, s h e d d s . Halaey, llarrishur^, .luiicthm (Itv Irvin* Eugene. (rcHwcii. DnUna and all stai tuna from Itoscn.irg to Ashland inclusive. K «M | »H rg . 'l u . i b a i l f » *:.n» a. m 2:”»6 p. m. I K i p. ni. 1 Ar Pomona Ar. 1 4 4* p. ai Cottage Grave Lv. ' u*26 a. m R.«eb..rK Lv. , *:00 m. N o rth . S 'LEM PASHRNr»FK. S o u th 4.nn p. m. \ IL». Portland. Ar. ! 10-15 a m 6:15 p. in. | 1 Ar. Mal»m. Lr. 1 n ou a. ra Ming Cars oa O^deo Suite. Pullman Buflet Sleepei*s B u ite AMD I r c o iid 1 In *, t b r y i n g C ar« THROUGH TICETS trr ach ed TO aNhiis/tofi Phii h )«-l«>.í¡n Notice i* hereby given timi I. the N>v\ York indersigned, have posted irespas- Hostoji aii<) ail 'lotices on my r* speetivepteniisesand P«*intM East silici Sooth. ■ Il («Tsons trespassing thereon after his date will tie proseeuted 'O the full •vt.'iit "f tiie law. TIME SCHEDULE. Li. H. Y arbropgh . For infoi inutiot:, time «-ard», map» and ti. keLs, eali on or » rite \Y. P. LOCKWOOD, Agent, to all j f c - h * . 4^. S Ì - è - th h - i o h TS A I*». * * « . H i* i.iv i.i« « . Between 1'urtUiHl and Cnrvallli. J A IL TR AIN D AILY A. M Lv 12:1t. F. M ¡EXCEPT .SUNDAY.) Portland Ar C or alli, O C » ' e I ''.* 1" ' ‘ n r,*Ub‘ E xe ars» T u a i s M. I Ar D a il y Ar | 8:20 P. M L t | i:3S P IL with tra in ef «Exi urr S i ' s d a t .I Mi .MtnnvUIe £v! I . w A. H. Througli tickets tn all |.«nts In t^ > u « te r i Careful observers have noticed that Ntales, LaiDula ami KurutH* can l»c '»htair ed at ir s t M o r t g a g e s O il I m p r o v e « a fish hawk, after securing its prey, nwea» rales from M. C Bniot, w nt . ntta»* P a rtii P r o p e r t y N e g o t ia t e d . w ill often rise very high in the air, ,,r"Ve K. P. ROGER». baraberlaln’s E y. ntd 8 kin Obitzaent. ,. A ., drop the fish, quickly swoop down is unequalled for Eczema, Tetter, Salt-. GlOVe, O r. R KOKHLER. M a n n e r " ’ ° F * P**V ^ upon and seize it, and then fly hpme- ’.beam, 8 ia!,i Head, sore Nipples, chapped — >.B _________ Portland Or. — We are prepared to negotiate fi,- ward. The object o f this, as explained iambs Itching Files, Rums, First Bites, A. D. C U A B LIoN . Asst. G« n. i .. -, I ortgages upon improved farms li l.ronicSore Eyes and (imnulated Eye I.ida. by an old skipper in the Lower bay of Ageut, i egon, w ith eastern parties at a rat For sale hv druggists at 25 cents per’box. New York, is to get the fish "head on,” interest not to excee.i 9 per cent 2«>5 Mu. riMKon 8L, Portiand Ot-g<m. j as a hawk will never fly with the tail TO H0E3E^)W NEES. _______________________________ of its prey foremost. So. if it has er annum. 1 nr putting a horse in a fine healthy con- caught it that way, giving it a twirl it AND Mortgages renewed that have bee«, '.¡tiou try Dr. Cadvs Condition Powders. Clothing ior Ladies and Children drops it and seizes it again w th the taken by other companies. Ih^.v lone up tbe system, aid digestion, cure , , _ . , , , bead pointing in the right direction. los., of appetite, relieve constipati n, correct 't a ‘e to or Jar cheap fo r cash Address with stamp, kidrey disorders and destrov worms, giving coun try produ ce, b y M eevin S worts , new life to an old or over-worked horse. 25 j M rs . P r r S antobd Baker City. Oregon certs per package. For sale by druggists C ottage G rove J. S. MEDLEY. Justice of the Peace Real Estate Agent. Collections a Specialty. \ ____________ _______ I Nortfc. Fortumi ArT~ I » !« 2:.» a. in. | Lv. (dottare (¿rove Lv. I 2:11 a. m. a. m I Ar. San KraurUc* r ! 7:011 p m PttHiiiuii ■ miiectiug at Yitquin i Bay w iil.tl.ei ii Entneioeo «m l Yaquiua Buy i j degant n. am -hip «•'•mp.iny. Trespass Notice. The Shasta Route Ex prca» Trains Leave Portland I*nilv. /AQlliMA BA Y ROUTE. I uteamship — VIA— R. U Eastern R, R, Co. E A S T A N D SOUTH C o tta I OliE'.ON. ¡.I N L o h CLOTHING, . niaKc final proof iu support »if his claim, and tiutt that pri*>f m suiijKirt of -alii proof will be mode belorc A. t'. Jeiiniuz». County Clerk of lame Co., Oregon at iigetie, Oregon, ou March 3, l-'»i. viz: Frank H Inrioli • ii liomestewl ectry No. »17» for the w ,\ w l.ots 1 and2, sec. ¡4: sE '.N K .. sco.. t:,: Tp.2n S-. It. 4 Wert. He name* the following witnesses to prove Ins continuous residence upon ami cul tivations of. slid land, viz: Joseph Springer aud Rosa G. belter, of Eugene Oregon. August tauter aud I.arsou Schlaglc, of Cottage Grove Oregon. ' E. M. V eatch , Register. UOV23-25 L U R C H ’S oe G »or*, o« .