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About Cottage Grove echo=leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 18??-1895 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1896)
The Leader. EVIL HERITAGE. POR IMMIGRATION. F r u it P ests . — Through the efforts DOCTOR ■****< MM and advise of the state board of hor- - ticulture there is at present a more general warfare being made on fruit pests throughout Oregon than was ENGLISH ever attempted before. Every man Stand close to a high fence who has an orchard in which he and try to leap over. You takes any pride, or from which he will »top a cough in a night, check a cold in a day, and cura consumption if taken fail. Walk back a few steps, expects to derive any profit or even in time. If the little onea have C ro u p or pleasure, is applying the sprayer at W h ooping Cough , get a good start. The fence use i / prom ptly. present most energetically and ef Croup is a very is easily cleared. Neglect _ fatal disease. fectually. In Eastern Oregon a Fully one- your cough, n;ver mind your I half a! a thosa at- loss In weight, and when con new difficulty has presented itself. | I tacked die. L The great sumption faces you, your A form of scale, which is supposed strength may not be sufficient to have been originally brought The disease progresses so rapidly that the loss of a tew hr urs in treatment is to carry you over the danger from Australia to California, and often fatal. A cker ’ s E nglish R eme dy will cure Croup, c j d it sh o u ld ml- line. If you could only go thence into Oregon with oranges, is wmym b e k e p t in th e bourne fo r to be found not only in orchards em e rg e n c ie s, A as cent bottle may back a few weeks and make save your child’s lif*\ but among the shade trees— balm, a good start, you might win. T h r e e sftzast S 5e, SOc, $ 1 . AU D r tc fiite cottonwood, popular, etc. Not only A C K E R M E D I C I N E CO. I t f Jt xS C h a m b ers 8 L, N ew Y o r k . is it necessary to destroy it in the Of Cod-liver OH, with Hypo- I orchards where it is found, but the phosphites, Is lor you even if healthy young orchards need The Wisconsin state board of OREGON. constant protection and spraying LEM ATI. you are only a Utile thin. horticulture offers $800 as premi S C O T T ’ S e r tU L S lO N has been en against tbe attacks from tbe neigh ums for butter and cheese. I dorsed by the met ¡cal profession for twenty years. (Ask your doctor.) This boring shade and forest trees. Tbe There is proportionately a loss to is becaus-; it is always palatable — always law at present forces tbe clearing uniform —always cor tains lbs pur a t Nor - the soil of the farm when manure is aertan Cod-liver Ou and Hypopboxpbitss. out of badly diseased orchards, but . Put ap in 50 cent and$ixx>sizes. The it does not reach tbe other trees, so allowed to go to waste small size may be enough to cure your It is claimed that New Zealand it will be necessary for the utmost cough or help your baby. cheese makers are becoming notice caution and industry on the part of = A woman in He ipner went to a fruit growers living where scale or able competitors in our eastern mar BUY YOUR physician to get a prescription for aphis is to be found. Tbe pests are kets. tender feet. He gave her a mixture numerous, but united determined Tbe flock of chickens that receives containing two quart« of cold water, action will conquer them — Eugene tbe inoet personal attention is us one tAbelspoonfall of bay rum and Guard. ually the one that returns tbe most two table spoonfuds of amonia. He Exchange . A little girl at Aber money. E. P . T H O R P . did not tell her hew to apply it, and Tbe secret of success in tbe poul deen brougnt a basket of strawber she drank the mixture in six doses. ries to tbe minister very early one try business is to keep yonr beus She says her feet havent felt tired Monday morning. “Thauk you my laying while the other fellow's bees since. little girl,” be said; “ they are very are in idleness. One o f N j s ’ i Gems. beautiful, but I hope you didn’t Tbe hen that most often has a The late Bill Nye once said in a gather them yesterday which was bone to pick during cold days will ecture: “ A man may use a wart SENDING TO - « • the Sabbath day ?” “ No, sir,” re contribute largest to the general re on the back of bis neck for a collar plied tbe child, “ I pulled them this sult of tbe owner. button; ride on the back coach of a morning. But they were growing Why cannot some electrician railroad train to save interest on his yesterday.” make the juice applicable to the M y T rees are all on W hole R oots , Raised on money until the conductor comes Father; “ Now, see he :e, if you fishing line so one would not have around: stop his watch at nights to H ighly tilled Land, marry that young pauper bow on to touch tbe button when he got a save wear and tear; leave bis ‘i’ er earth are you going to live ? bite? *t’ without a dot or cross to save Sweet girl: “ Ob, we bare figured Why is not a well-balanced ration ink; pasture his mothers grave to that all ou t You remember that of fertilizer just as important to a save corn, but a man of this kind is I still tiave 3000 choice Italian prunes and 3000 Baldwin apples, also old hen my aunt gave me?” “Yes.” fruit tree as a well-balanced ration a gentleman and scholar compared about 6000 in nil, choice winter apples anil 6000 very fine cherry in all, “ Well, I ’ve been reading a poultry f feed is to the dairy cow? to a fellow who will take a newspa and two years old. Will be sold at greatly reduced prices. Write for circular and I find that a good ben per and when asked to pay for it prices at once. Address all orders to will raise 20 chickens in a season. has it marked “ refused.” Tbe next season that will be 21 M. L. F O R S T E R , hens; and as each hen will raise 20 T a n g en t, L in n C ou n ty , O reg on . more chicks, that will be 420. The next year the number will ba 8,400, N otary Public and tbe following year 168,000, tend th e■ next 3,360,000. At only 50 cents apiece we will tbeu have $1,680,000. Then, you dear old papa, we'll lend O ffice in M einzer Residence you some money to pay iff tbe M ain Street, Cottage mortgage on this house.’’ The Pacific Northwest Immigra tion Board has been established for the purpose of bringing to the Pa E. P . T H O R P , - - E D IT O R . cific Northwest such a class of pro SATURDAY, MAR., 21 - - 1896. ducers as shall tend to develop its resources and increase its prosperi ty, and to that end has, thus far, The official estimate of the wheat been provided by the citizens of crop of the Argentine Republic for Portland with a fund of $30,000—a the present season is 65 per cent of fund which is hoped to largely in the great crop of 1893, and the sur crease by contributions from other plus for export is estimated at 400,- sources. 000 tone. The Board expects to be able to In reply to an inquiry, Prof. Hen affectively carry on the work of ry states in the Breeder’s Gazette bringing in settlers from the east, that he regards a ten of oats straw but it will be impossible for it to as practically worth nearly two tons have its own agents in every county of rye straw for feeding', purposes, and precinct to attend to the locat while rye straw is better for bed ing of these settlers, and this part ding stock. of the work must be done, in each case, by the residente who are in S tan d B y T h e C o w . —Seattle Post- terested in each special section, and Intelhgencer. “ How is it that Chen ey merchants are gaining snch a to this end local organization must reputation throughout the state for be established in each county, in or meeting their bills promptly ?” was der that the best results may be o b asked at the recent meeting of the tained and that each ceunty may committee of the State Immigration reap its full share of the general Society a: Spokane. “ Because we have cows there,” was the reply befrefit. “Cows give milk, milk makes butter No excuse for sleepless nights when It being impossible for a central and cbeesu, and butter and cheese you can procure One Minute Cough bring in revenue. The state of Cura. This will relieve all annoy- board to attend to location in so Washington must stand by the naces, cure the most severe cough large a section of country, the work and give you rest and health. Can of this Board will be limited to ad cow.” you afford to do without it? J. P. vertising, as widely as possible, the Albany Herald: A arge part of Currin, Cottage Grove; Joe. Lyons, advantages which this country, as a the Cascade forest reserve ought to Drain. whole, has to >ffer; and to interest be open^l for settlement. The de ing the largest possible number of THE CASCADE RESERVE. velopment of a rich portion of the the producing classes ef the east, state is retarded by a gigantic re An associated press dispatch from and especially farmers, in i t Each serve covering an area larger than Washington which recently appear enquirer will be supplied with an some whole states in the east. A ed says: “The executive committee of the accurate though brief, description moderate timber reserve would be a American Forestry Association has of all the different sections, and al good thing, but this shutting up of just forwarded a letter to the secre lowed to make his own choice of nearly five million acres ia an out tary of the interior protesting the section which he prefers. Hav rage upon the people of Oregon. against the contemplated opening ing made this choice he will be Let the reserve be cut down to of the Cascade range forest reserve turned over to the local board of something like reasonable propor tion in Oregon. This reserve con that section to bo directed to and tain 4,492,800 acres, and is situated tions. with exactly what he on the crest of the high Cascades. supplied The letter states that there are no wants. Pure water forms one of the most agricultural lands in the reserva This board has been organized efficacious of health giving elements, tion; that lumber interests are not and should be sought after in all used in ts timber supplies; that the and supplied with funds, not for the cases. “ A writer in one of the med miners are not affected and that the purpose of booming any town or ical journals contends that the dis o ily interest prompting the move city or promoting any private inter ease known as malaria should be ment are the shepherds whose est whatsoever, but for the sole and flocks not only destroy existing for only purpose of promoting the gen called malague, because it is pro est growth, but prevent any new eral settlement and development of duced by bad water, and not by at growth. mospheric conditions as is generally “ The need of legislation is urged the country at large, a work in which every section has a vital in supposed. He says that the : .ten to empower the people to provide terest, and which should be aided to protective service and to make rules sive use of pure, deep-seated w ater and regulations, under which min the fullest extent in their power by affords entire immunity against ma ing, lumbering grazing or any other laria in sections of country where occupation and use of tne reserva the people of each section. The most effective means for each sec no white man can live using the tion that might take place.” tion to aid in the general work is There seems to be an earnest and surface water,” The germs of the well-founded desire on the part of a by making itself as well known disease enter the system through large number of Willamette valley the intestenal tract alone according people that the boundaries of the possible, and by exerting itself to to his theory, and climatic influence reserve in their section be reduced secure as large a share as possible has little or nothing to do with the and efforts in that line have been of the newcomers. It is difficult to say exactly when vigorous. Mr. John Butterworth case.” formerly of Ashland, quotes the the eastern work will begin to bear The best news for American foregoing Washington dispatch, in fruit We have reason to believe farmers is the authentic report that a recent communication upon the-, that we will not have long to wait tile three beet sugar factories in subject in the Albeny- Herald, and for considerable results. The local comments thusly: California have the past fall turned “ If I were a member of congress I organizations should be formed at out 50,000,000 ponnds of granula would arm myself with a copy of ence and perfect their preparations. ted sugar, while the Utah factory the above mentioned letter from the It is the purpose ef this Board to, has made 7,500,000. Here is a pro executive committee of the Ameri in the near future, have one of its duct worth nearly $1,500,000. In can Forestry Association, and would members, or a responsible agent» seek out the secretary of the interior stead of sending that money out of and explain to him that its allega visit each county desiring to take the country to pay for imported tions are false in almost every par port in the work to make definite sugar, the people of California and ticular. For instance— there are arrangements for co-operation. Utah have kept it at home. It bus numerous tracts of agricultural Meanwhile we invite correspondence gone into the pockets of their own lands in the reserve. Thé chief from all sections interested Ad source of the lumber supply of the farmers, laborers, merchants, cap.- Willamette valley is within its dress, • talists, and railroads interested in boundaries. Prospecting for min T he P a citic N o rth w est im m ig r a this beet eugar business. The com erals and mining operations of all tion B o a r d . ing fall these factories will probably kinds are prohibited therein. Not turn out $3,000,000 worth of sugar. only the shepherds, but everybody else in the state, except of members T w o U m Saved. That sum, too. will be distributed of rod and gun clubs, are anxious Mrs. Phoebe Themas, ot Junction among the people of these states, tuat the limits of the reserve be re City, 111., was told by her doctors that and thus will be kept where it will duced. As to the reserve being on she had Consumption and thrt there do the roost go-xi. We rejoice to “crest of the high Cascades,” permit was no hope for her, but two bottles learn that everything is ready to es me to call attention to the fact that Dr. King's New Discovery completely cured her and she says it snved her where the line of the O. C. & E. tablish several beet sugar factories R. enters the reserve it is about life. Mr. Thos. Eggers, 139 Florida in the West the moment congress 1000 feet lower th a D Max Pracht’i St. San Francisco, suffered from a at dreadful cold, approaching Consump puta the Sugar tariff in a fair way famous “ Peacbblow Paradise Ashland, wbere they raise peaehes, tion, tried without result everything and then leaves it alone. the memory of whose lusciousness else then bought one bottle of Dr. makes my mouth water as I men King’s New Discovery and in two Coquille City Bulletin: You, tion them.” weeks was cured. He is naturally most heartily, agree with us when thankful. It is such results, of which we make the statement that good these are samples, that prove the won A great many people are influenced roads are an essential to fcn early derful efficacy of this medicine in by what others do, and that is one of development o? our resources, yet the reasons why so many take Sim Coughs and Colds. Free trial bottles some < entend that now is not a mons Liver Regulator. “ I was suf at J. A. Benson’s Drug Store. Regu propel season to voice the question fering greatly from Chilis and Fever lar sizes 50c and $1.00. — wait till summer. As we heard and the more quinine I took the Pttingly remarked, some are like the worse I felt. I was told of Simmons man whose house needed a new roof Liver Regulator, by a friend In Ar Tbe Oregonian la speaking ef ice kansas, and I didn’t need to take .badly when it rained ; in dry weath bicyeling says: “ From the sugges much ef It befere I was entirely re er there was no need. So, with the lieved.” —Byron Bndlev, Tallahassee, tion thrown out by a boy who lash road quesuei. When spring opens, FU. ed an erdinary skate to tbe front of the sunshine appears permanently, his safety and was enabled to make our roads speedily improve and with A correspondent of the Breeder’s good time over the surface of a the usual labor in charge of the sev Gazette says that there can be no frozen lake two enterprising yeung eral county supervisors, the roads question that the Fed Polls are a men in Chicago have invented and will soon be in prime condition. useful and desirable breed on the patented an ice bicycle and formed The subject is never given thought farm where tbe profit is to be made a company for its manufacture. till the next winter when we hear from both the milch cow and the With tbe first perfected model one some little agitation, which soon feeding steer, tbe oue to produce of the inventera made a mile in one dies out, generally for want or per the other He states that reports minute and twenty seconds, and severance. This subject of better of tests of tbe milk of several hun this can be improved upon, tbe skill roads is one that is attracting atten dred cows of this breed shows an of the rider being tbe only limit to tion all over our state, everywhere, average of 4.16 per cent of butter- tbe possibilities in tbe line of rec and wo can not afford to let other fat. ords. Tbe changes from the normal sections make no advancement and bicycle to tbe ice machine can be we make no effort, whatever, to im made in five minutes. Tbe rear tie Old prove our conditions. Nay, we OM people who require m.xlicine to is deflated and the toothed band of must not soliloquize s o le ly . A e r, Su!*te the bowels and kidneys will steel slipped over it. The tire is must keep busy trying to devise j find the true remedy in Electric Bit- then deflated until tbe tension is some method or ways and means o f ; ters. This medicine does not stimu- sufficient to hold tbe band firmly in bettering oar roads and thus make laie aid contains no whiskey nor place. The blade is hollow ground, it more feasible for thoee wishing other intoxicant, but acts as a tonic rendering lateral slipping impossi to visit th.a section at any and all and alterative. It acts mildly on tbe ble. The weight of the machine re- times. Develepment of resources is | st°mach an<f bowels, adding strength maiDg unaltered. The device is so ^ y on ice the one great need of our county and giving tone to the organs, there- ch is pretty by aiding Nature m the i*erformance8 . , . and valley to make tbern, doubly, of the functions. Electric Bitter. » " " *? ^pular. This is a ih# tfiost prosperous ift tbe entire an excellent appetizer and aid. diges- b,S thlD8 ou ioe’ *nd rau8t haf,Un West, therefore let’s work hard and tion. Old People find it just exactly departure to glory of lota of steadily to gain this point what they need. Price fifty.cents and 8m*U boys who go down through Or Price’s Cream Baking Powder I $1.00 per bottle at J. A. Benson's breathing holes in lake ice, and ttr F« 1r. Furaci»« Drug Store. ’ never a ga in come up t o breathe,’ PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. • «dSL — .. Investigations made by the offi cials at Bonn, Germany, regarding the descendants of a notorious drunkard, vagabond and thief, Ada Jurke, have yielded some startling results. This woman was born in 1740 and died at an early age, Her descendants numbered 834, of wtiom 709 have been accounted for. The result of the inquiry is thus shown: 106 illegitimate, 142 beg gars, 64 inmates of poor houses, 181 of the demimonde and 76 criminals, among whom were seven murderers. The family has cost the State in the psst 75 years, in various ways, no lets than 5,000,000 marks. This is another strong argument in favor of tha position taken by Mr. C. H. Reeve, of Plymouth, Indima, that procreation among criminal classes, should be effectually prevented as fat as possible. This would not on ly stop the increase of those birth- marked with crime, but would act very forcible deterrent as to the criminal himself. LEW IS & BURKHOLDER. J k k tr’s R em ed y A New Line of Ladies’ UPES, CLAIIKS AND JACKTS. Boucle Dress Goods. = C L O A K IN G = Agents for the sale of the m ScotB 6 fMil 5 icn; s u i io i c u n . If You Want The Cream of N u r s e r y S to c k : Fruit Trees of t M. L. FORSTER. Bufided direct from hearing Trees. W. BRUMMETT L U M B E R . Estate Apt, J. B. ROUSE, Grove, Oregon. » " A l l who have country or city property fer sale would do well to call on him. The following is a few spec ial bargains in farms. FINE BARGAIN. A large, two story hotel, corner lot, furnished and good run of busi ness with livery stable building can be purchased for $2,000. A busi ness man can make money from the start on this property in one of tbe best towns in Oregon. Call, on or address. W. BnuMifETT, Cottage Grove, Or. A RARE BARGAIN. DEATH TO FRUIT PEfcTS. To make the orchard pay you im rt Spray, Winter a id Summer with rrof, Brown’s Insect Extermirator. The only Insecticide known that will kill all Insect life without *.aiury to Tree Fru t or Foliage. Endorsed by individual members, .be State Board of Horticulture of.California, gon and Washington. Used by many nurserymen and •rchardi lists. My winter wash was! is *' the Oi«»jr solu- tjon that will . _____ ... kifi the Wooly Wool: J Aphis, fused only while the foliage is off.] My summer wash is sure destroyer of the Codlin Moth eggs, and all insects except Wooly Aphis; us*- just after the blossoms fall off. My hop louse wash kills all insects that infest vines vegetables or plants. 1 The ingredients used in my formula can be ound in any drug storey costs much less than other washes. Full and explicit directions for mixing and using. Knowing 1 have a sure remedy, some uni prin- eipled parties are now selling imitatl tions. Therefore to discourage an such parties I hare concluded [for a short time only] to reduce the price of the three formulas to $2.50 by mail to any address. Formulas copyrighted, January 14, 1890. By W. H. BRO WN, Entomologist. P. O. Box. 2237, Kan Francisco, Calif. Mention this paper Wishes 4» inform those vim sre contemplating boil ling in Ihe spring to has in their orders for lumber new so they cun he NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Laud Office at Roseburg. Oregon, February 4. 1896. PROMPTLY Notice I* hereby given that the foUowlug- named settler has filed notice ot Ills Intention to make final proof In support at his claim, amt S S S S1SS. S t o r ^ « i Will, any kind of lumber you may wish, whirl* will then be ready, and yon 2 « A I stead entry No. M95 for the Sw*, Net» Se'4 S » % Lot» 2 & 3. sec. 10 , Tp.2l S„ It. 2 west. He name* the fallowing witnesses to prove bis continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, viz: Oliver Veatcli, James Bedford, James Teeters and J. A. Kirk, all of Star, Oregon fell 5 3»! R. M. V hatch , Register. NOTICE TO "O "'1 O rd ers CREDITORS. Notice Is hereby given that by an order .1 Ihe countj o f lame county, Oregon, the under- under* " * court of sen duly appointed administratrix i •f the estate state of Daniel Keogh, Keogh deceased, and ail i 160 acres of land with .running water tbe whole year; fine fir and , * __ _/ ■ M S a i i S H H I H cedar saw timber, never culled; 20 are hereby requoted to present them to me at my liome or to K. R. Skipwnrth at his offlee In acres cleared with some fruit trees. T resp ass N otice. Kugene, Oregon, duly verified within six months from the date hereof. Will make a splendid fruit place Notice is hereby given that I, the Dated at Cottage Grove Or., this 1st day of and only 5 miles south of Cottage undersigned, have posted trespass February, l»86. _ L avra K io o h , notices on my respective premises and Grove. E. R. S k ip w orth . Administratrix. F rom on MONEY LOANED. by that -J we hare expended one ________ hundred . notified ______ .___ P ____expended___ __ dollars in labor on the Morning SUr mine situ ated in Bohemia, Lane county, Oregon, for the year o f 1,495, and fifty dollars iu labor 011 said mine In 1894, said fifty dollars being the local on camp assessment for the year of ih »4. In order to hold said mine under the provisions of section 2324, Revised statute», being the amount re quired for holding the same for the year ending 1895, and if within ninety days after this notice by publication you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of such expenditure as co- owners which should be fifty dollars ( $ 50 ) as interest in said claim, will become the property of the subscribers under said section 2324. W B rummett , Cottage Grove, Or. A FINE 80 ACRE FARM FOR SALE, 4 miles from Cottage Grove, all under good fence. 25 acres in cultivation, 150 fruit trees four years old, good buildings, well watered, two or three good springs, and one half miles from good school. Price >1200. Write or call on W. B rummet , Cottage Grove, Or. First M ortgages On Improved Farm Property Negotiated. We are prepared to negotiate first mortgages upon improved farms In 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, H P. B k o o k iia b t J o h n C l u c k y . H. B. Wiseman and Charles Kevern. your Baker City, Oregon. heirs and assigns are hereby notified that I have expended one hundred dollars in labor on the I Clarence mine situated in Bohemia, I>ouglas county. Oregon, in order to hold said mine under the provisions of section 2324, Revised Statutes, being _____________ ________ the amount required for hold- ng the t fo the year ending ing same for will _ 1895, and If da after this notici rithin ninety days c# by put publiea- tion you tail or >r refuse to contribute your . portion _______ of such fe expenditure n a i__ as co-owners wiifteti would be thirty-three and one-third dollars ($33.1-3) as interest in said claim, will become tho y of the subscriber under said section, The Prairie Farmer IS THE Greatest 01 111 Farm Papers. 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Ml Ifeouvit. 1ST Toma good springs on the place, m o s t l y , o h est burean foe Menrlns pastea in Ameri K-err petrnt taken eat by u» I» broejrbt before all fenced; two sets of buildings ; Me pobue bp a notine (tren nee of abane la Ma about 75 fruit trees; school and saw mill within half mile from the Cin- Y vtt Y w V wwv eV nebar mines. Price $3800. Write _ __ ________ Ho intolUgenfi or call on . \Y. B rcmmrtt . Cottage Grove, Or. tnm, $61 Bvoodway, Krw Ttrk City, KB P r o m p t ly A tte n d e d To “Send in your o r d e r s a l unce. O REGO N. N ew Goods and N ew Styles ~ ^ .A T ----------------- LURCH’S - - - OREGON. A FULL U N E OF H I M f i- m e m * u u ■ ■ ■ m f DRY GOODS. BOOTS and SHOES. Ladies Dress Goods, Hats and Domestics A ll Sizes of Trunks. B o s w e ll Springs, (Formerly Snowdea S p rin g .) Douglas County, Oregon, are looa ted on the Southern Pacific Railroad, “ Shasta Route” from Sun Francisco to Portland in Douglas C o„ Oregon. S. P. trains stop at the Springs ( flug station ) Constantly open for the reception of guests. ' New bath rooms Connected with main building. Post Office and Express on the premises. The waters of these springs contain : Iodine, Bromine. Potassium, The Carbonutes of Iron and Lime nod Chlorides of Calcium, Magnesium and Sodium. Ono spring contains 435 id the other over 2000 grains of solid matter to tbe gallon. Oregon Central This stock has ju st been refilled and is the best selected in tow n. J p ^ T lie highest pncce paid fer all kind« ot produce, z p y THE NAME OF THE NEXT E l i j a h H a r l a n . -I5w It presents each week all that is worth knowing in current agricultural literature. S a m p l e C l u b b i n g O ffe r s f o r D istan ce NOTICE OF FOREFEITURE. M ERVIN S WORTS, R A R E B A R G A IN . Farm for Sale or Exchange for Cottage Grove Property. 313 acres one mile west of Yoncalla, all under fence, about 90 acres in cul tivation. This place ts a model farm, good orchard of about 1,500 trees, and will watered with running Water all the year. Good seft well VatArt All farming implements jgo with * farm and 9 head of cattle. This farm is sit uated only one mil« from Tonratia, a growing town on the Oregon <: Cali fornia R. R. in Douglas Co. >4,000 for every thing. Write or call on W. B rummett , Cottage Grove, Or. F or Sale or Exchange for Cot tage Grove Property. 425 acres of land, all fenced and cross fenced, about 40 acres Of plow land. 40 more could be easily cleared, balance good pasture land. Splendid garden land ; about 5 acre 9 of or-1 chard; 1 good dwelling house and out buildings; 4 barns; 7 chicken houses. Horses, sheep and goats can lie bought on the place. Price per acre >8.00. Situated 9 miles from Yoncal la, V/, miles from Elkhead Quick Sil ver Mines; 20 rods from school; 31 /, miles from church; 60 rods from post- office, mail twice a week. Call on or write W. B rum m ett , Cottage 'G rove, Or. . . febl-35 a «• w it. COTTAGE GROVE, all persons trespassing thereon after Attorney for estate. as aforesaid. LEMATI, A 52 ACRE FARM FOR SALE, thiu date will be prosecuted to the full febl-35. extent of the law. 4 miles from Cottage Grove, about NOTICE OF FOREFEITURE j L. H. Y a r j r o c o h . ten acres in cultivation, a good new m John Murphy your heirs and assigns are here- C L O T house cost $400, good spring water, plenty of timber ou place for fuel and fencing, Price >1050. Write or call FILLE D *-“*-- & [astern R , R , Co. YAQUiNA B A Y ROUTE. Connecting at Yaqtiina Bay with the San Francisco and Yaquina Buy Steamship compuny. Steamship “ Farallon.” N I E N T OF THE UNITED STATES WILL BK ANNOrSCXD IN TBE NEI YORK WEEKLY TBIBONE OF NOVEMBER 4th, 1896. 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