O k the L obd ' s P eatek .—
& F. Call: That happiness is a
Not
one
in
* crowd o f notable men
matter of relative and not absolu te
No Air, No Life, j
A story told of Horace Greely re
at the Builders’ Exchange Friday
condition I wish to prove by intro
lates that an aquaintanee of bis l>e-
Pneumonia!
could write tbe L ord ’s Prayer cor
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
ducing the testimony of a farmer
■ ame offended at one of bis articles
suffocates,]
rectly, and when it came to writing
E. P . T H O K P , - - E D IT O R . friend, who for several years and
in the Tribune, went to liis office and
because the J
“ Now I lay me down to sleeep,”
with varying success has been
SATURDAY APR. 25, - - 1896.
! put an end to bis paper. Later in
swollen!
they simply fluked. It cost some of
ranching down in the San Joaquin.
There are medicines which the day be met tbe editor and said:
tubes get]
them money. Lou Megargee started
“If I can get a good crop this year,”
change the action of organs “ Mr. Greeley, I have stopped your
Never give a joke if you can t
solid, a n d !
the thing at the Peu uudPencil Club
he
declared
last
fall
after
sowing
his
take one.
and tissues. When a part paper.” “ Have you?” qaered Hor
keep air]
by wagering a bottle o f wiue 011 the
grain, “ I shall be able to pay off the
does not properly perform its ace, adding, “ W ell that’s too bad,” j
f r o m the!
Let us never stop rustling for mortgage on my ranch, and when
“ Now I lav me” proposition. Those
work, they restore it to health. and the old white hat went its way.
lungs. Dr. j
Lane county. There will be a large
who lost— or, rather, all hue one of
that is once paid 1 shall be perfectly
Such remedies are called “ al- The next morning Greely encounter-
Acker’s English Remedy!
immigration in the next few years.
i
the several who lost— wrote it “ the”
happy.” But the rains held off, the
reduces tbe inflammation,!
! ed bis former subscriber again and
iusteari o f “ Thee.” The one man j
Mi. Ross, the Evangelest, says weather became cold and the pros
Scott’s Emulsion of Cod- accosted him with; “ I thought you
so tbe patient breathes*
that the cause of hard times is not pects darkened. “ I f I can get even
who got “ Thee” all right made it I
liver C T w it h
Hypophos- had stopped the Tribune.” “ So I j freely, and is soon well. ]
the wages of laborers, but the wages half a crop,” declared my farmer
read
“ my soul to keep,” instead of |
Miss R. Ray, 354 W. 22d St. ,N. Y ., ]
phltes, is one of these rem did. “Then there must be some
o f sin.
says: “ When threatened with}
•‘take ” On the L ord’s Prayer they j
friend, “ I shall be able to meet my
edies. This is largely be mistake,” replied Horace, “ for I just j pneumonia, I took one bottle of Dr. 5
were all wrong, aud C o l Frank ,
Notwithstanding the wonderful interest, square up some scattering
cause of certain drugs which came from the office, aud when I ’ Acker’s English Remedy, and the!
pain and cough disappeared.”
j
Hough had money to bum . Since j
riches which the Bohemia district bills and put in another crop, and I
naturally exist in the oil, as left the presses were running us
3 sires, 25c.! 50c.; SI. Ai! Drcr-Tists. ;
that time the thing lias been going
has already produced the work of shall bd happy." Dry weather s. t
iodine and bromine. If you usual, the clerks were busy as ever,
A c k e r ... e d i c i n e C o ., 16-18 C ua n 1 l*ers S t ., X .Y . X
the rounds, aud about every other
in,
the-
wheat
dwindled
and
the
development is yet in its infancy.
are neither hard sick nor real aud the compositors were hard at |
I
clubman
in town has been illustrât-
season j waxed late, but my farmer
well; if you feel below your I work, and the business was going j
A Kind Kdltor.
Simultaneously with the reduction
;
iug
what
he didu’t know about tlie '
friend still insisted, “ If I can get my
usual standard, these altera on the same as yesterday and the
o f Portland’s police force comes the
OREGON.
The other day she glided into the L ord s Pm ver, at 8Ü much
illll8_
LEM ATL
seed and feed back I shall be able to
tives will change your con | day before. “ Ob! ejaculated the ()gjce aud gracefully aud quietly ap-
anouncement ¿hat there are no
tration.
put in another crop, and my credit
dition and bring back your °ld subscriber, “ I didn’t mean that proacbed the editor’s desk. “ I have
gambling houses running in Port
ors will wait for their interest and
health and strength.
I stopped the paper; I stopped only written a poem” she began. “ Well!”
land.
Yorkers Statesman: She— I hope,
S C O T T 'S EM ULSION » « A « » n U n t d ty Hx
bills, and I sball be happy.’ Then
medical profession f a r twenty atari. ( A ik yOur fa c
my copy of it because I did’nt like exclaimed the editor, with a look
dear,
you were not thinking of busi
tor.} This is because it it always palatable—always
a
norther
struck
that
part
of
ti
e
East Oregonian:
The ground
uniform—always contains the purest U \ or we [tan
one of your editorials.
“ Pshaw a[l(j toue intended to annihilate, but
ness in church this morning. You
C ad-liver O il and Hypopkospbitrs.
.
valley,
and
blew
his
struggling
crop
squirrel eats the farmers grain, the
T u t up m 1 0 cent and $ t . o o sites. The small
retorted Greely, “ It wasn t worth rthe wouldn’t annihilate worth a cent,
know- your thoughts should be of
m ay be enough ta cure yo u r cough or help y o u r baby.
bee moth spoils his honey, the cam all out of the ground or covered it
. taking up my time to tell me aU(j resumed: “ I have written a
higher things. He— Well, I was
paign liar fills-him full of pain and deep with sand, leaving my farmer
H A R V E Y SCOTT NOT DEAD.
such a trifle as that. My dear sir, poem on .¡Jy Father's Barn,’ and— ”
thinking of that $22 bom ietof yours. J
friend with his labor for his pains,
the tuxeater gets his money.
East Oregonian: Recently a wild if you expect to control the utter-j ..0 h!” interrupted the edi;or, with
but, meeting him, he said: “ After
Wishes to inform those who «re contemplating building in tbe spring to ban
rumor was chasing through tbe at ances of the Tribune by the purchase ; extraordinary equavity, “you dou’t Is that high enough, think you?
With a majority of our farmers all it wi.J not cost we very much to
in their orders for lumber now. so they can be
mosphere that Harvey Scott had of a copy a day, or if you think to 1 knoW how I am relieved. A poem
the hog should pay the grocer, the put in a crop next fall, for there be
S. F. Call: Out of 381 beef cattle
dropped dead in Portland.
Of find any newspaper worth reading writ.ten on your father’s barn, eh? I
physician, the taxes, the interest, ing no crop of stubble in the way.
shipped from Australia to England
course every newspaper man in Sa- that never expresses convictions at was afraid it was written on paper
clothes the family and practically I can put it in with Randall harrows,
by the Augers only 32 reached that
letn wanted to know right away right angles with your own you ^,e and that you wanted me to publish j country alive and it is believed the With any kind of lumlicr you may wish, which will then be ready, and you
supply the table with meat.
and so long as my good old wife does
whether there was any truth in the doomed to disappointment. The
won’t have to wait.
it. If I should ever happen to drive result has killed the trade even more
not dry up and blow away or the
S. F. Cal!:
Sir Edwin Arnold
report, owing to the prominence of Tribune would not be deserving of pa8t your fi b e r 's barn I ’ll stop and
effectually than the trip killed the
mortgage blow off the ranch, de
boasts that he has written more than
tbe veteran editor of the Oregonian. respect if it could be coerced by the ' read the poem.”
Orders From a Distance Promptly Attended To
cattle.
frauding ray creditors, I shall be
8000 editorial leaders averaging over
No confirmation of the report could threat of the loss of one subscriber,
happy.” This man is certainlv not
a column in length in the course of
be found in Salem, and finally a Sa- or a hundred, or ten thousand, or
Send in your orders al once.
Salem Independent: Yes, Oregon S H E R IF F S SALE ON EXECU-
a calamity howler.
his work for the London Telegraph.
lem Evening Post reporter deter- every one it has to refrain from tell wants immigrants, that’s what! And
OREGON
TION.
’ COTTAGE GROVE,
mined to telephone to the Oregon- ing the truth as it sees it My we cau take care of a good many ' Nolk-e is hereby given, that bv virtue of an Ex-
Condentted
Testimony.
Lane county at the present time
eeutioe issued nut of tile circuit Court of the
ian office in regard to the matter.
i friend this is a free country, and the wl,G can take care o f themselves.
State of Oregon, far the county of Lane on the
has an indebtedness of $17,000,
Chas. B. Hood, Broker and Manu
day of March, 18% on a judgment rendered
Repairing to the central office, he roan that does not give freedom of
This is the best country in the 2oth
while three or four years ago it was facturer’s Agent, Colnmbns, Ohio, cer
in a suit in said Court on the 7th day of March,
18%,
in which Richard White was Plaintiff and
in bebt between $40,000 and $50,- tifies that Dr. King’s New Discovery called up the Oregonian. It so hap- opinion to others, does not deserve world t* come to. We have the cli- W. R.
\\ hippie and T. M. Hunt, partners in
business
Whipple & Hunt were Defendants:
000. Thus far only about one-tbird
mate and brains. We have the soil, and to me as directed,
has no equal as a Cough remedy. J. pened that it was an hour when the it himself. Goodbye."
eotmnanding me that out of
of the taxes for 1895 have been col
the personal property of the said Defendants;
editorial
rooms
of
the
great
Port-
j
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■
the
cereals,
the
vegitables,
and
the
D Brown, Prop. St. Janies Hotel, Ft.
or if sufficient could not he found, then out of the
lected.
Oregon
Independent:
During fr u iu \Ve do want more pe„ piei real pro, erty belonging to the said Defendants
Wayne, Ind., testifies that he was cur land daily were not occupied, and
in the said County on or after the said 7th day of
-
-
-
-
-
-
OREGON.
March, 18% to satisfy the sum of Five hundred, LEM ATI,
It is this fact that gives to Bohe ed of a Cough of two years standing the amiable Harevy himself, happen- j ordinary good times statistics show but we nee(i no tJroues nor paupers. four
and 50-100 Dollars, with interest thereon from
said
7th
day
of
March,
1896,
at
the
rate
of
eight
A FULL LINE OF
We wllQt pe0ple with some snap.
mia mines their extraordinary value. caused by La Grippe, by Dr. King’s ing to be present, answered the call. | that each day’s work produced two
per cent per annum ana the further sura of For
ty-four am
and
65-100
Dollars
costs; also
also accruing
accruing
w i
...u.ri , «„nln ...a ..-ill I.,,.« t y-iour
i b.i-1
oo i><
»liars costs;
Once upon a good vein or ore body, New Discovery, B. F. Merrill, Bald- The quesitons propounded and an- dollars for the workers and three
W t) don t want people we will im\e costs. and being unable to And personal property
winsville, Mass., says that he has used swered were as follows:
judgment
dollars for the emplopers. The best to board at the county’s expense.
°,,he
■li,d »• On-bim» to satisfy »aid Judgm
ent
aud it ie almost inexhaustible, while
and costs and accruing costs, 1 did on tbe 28th
and recommend it and never knew it
day of March, 18%, duly levy upon the following
estimates
show
at
least
3,000,000
“
Is
Harvey
Scott
dead?”
in many mining regions the tendency
The prosperity of Oregon farmers described real property, belonging to the said
to fail and would rather have it than
men out of employment all the in the future is going to depeud ou Defendants on the 7th* day of March, 18% and
“ W hat’8 that?”
of the vein is to run out when a cer
subsequently, towit:
any doctor because it always cures.
That mining claim known as the Lucky Boy
time. Estimating that men work their runuiug suiali farms, doing lots
“
Is
Harvey
Scott
dead?”
tain depth has been reached.
mining claim, situated about 800 yards north
Mrs. Hemming 222 E. 25th St.,Chica
“ Dead! Not by a d------ d sight.” three hundred days in the year, at of work themselves, raising a big west of the foot of Hardscrabble mountain; also
that mining claim known as the Mattie mining
According to accounts given by go, always keeps it at hand and has no
The reporter recognized the voice two dollars per day, the idle time variety, and making everything claim joining the said Lucky Boy mining claim
fear of Croup, because it instantly re
on
the north-east; also that mining claim known
Eastern papers the bloomer girls
the Hardscrabble mine or mining claim; all
lieves
Free Trials Bottles at J. A. and dropped the telephone like a represents $1,800,000,000 to t b e ! cou|1, ' bein won()n)k,al and careful as
situated *n the Bohemia mining district of Lane
who have come eut with the spring
workers, saying nothing of what an(i not reckless and caieless. To get county, slate o f Oregon. NOW THEREFORE,
hot potato.
Benson’s Drug Store.
in the name of the-stale of Oregon and in com
in that section are not last year’s
«m plovers loose, which is $2,400, ajOUg a mall ]laa got to keep both pliance with said writ. I will offer for sale all the
right, title and interest of the said defendants, in
bloomer girls by any means, but
MiddlebuTg Gazette: The bottom 000,000. The g -Id in circulation eyes peeled. Bring on your iudust and to the above described premises, subject to
redemption, at public auction to the highest bid
brand-new ones and much more
has dropped out of the market, j being about six hundred million, rjou8 immigrants, uud let some of der for cash at the court house door in Eugene,
Lime county. Oregon on Monday, the 4th.day of ■
stunning.
This stock has just been refilled and is the
May, 18%, between the hours of 9 o’clock A. M.
growers are compelled to give their the laborers could afford to throw ( hem have lactories etcetera.
The Leader.
LE WI S & BURKHOLDER.
A New Line of Ladies’
CAPES,
CLAOKS AND JACKTS.
Boucle Dress Goods.
= C L O A K I N G .=
Agents for the sale of the
sum in vi non.
L U M B E R .
J. B. ROUSE,
PR O M PTLY
FILLED
New Goods and New Styles
LURCH'S
j
C LO TH IN G ,
DRY
GOODS.
B O O T S and S H O E S .
Ladies Dress Goods, Hats and
Domestics
All Sizes of Trunks.
W. B R U M M E T T
Public and
An exchange says to its delin Notary
quents, “ if one starts to .pay his
debts it puts a row o f men, half a
mile long in motion, each one start O f fic e in M e in z e r R e s id e n c e
M a in S tre e t, C o tta g e
ing to pry his. It may be you are
G r o v e , O re g o n .
the man in the row that has stopped
i ^ 'A ll who have country or city
the motion. If you owe one pay property for sale would do well to call
on him. The following is a few spec
him.”
ial bargains in farms.
The mining business is full of sur
prises, and the men who strike it
rich aud make the most money are
often the very ones who least expect
i t ; but intsligence, business manage
ment, and nerve invariably win in
m inin g as well as in other lines of
^business.
FIN E BARGAIN.
crops away, and the stuff fixed up > 1 the gold in the ocean tw^h, a
in New York City by speculators year, and sti.ll haversix hum
and 4o’clock 1*. M. towit: at 1 o’clock I*. M. of
the said day.
A. J. J ohnson ,
Sheriff of Lane county, Oregon.
BiTiliou 1 eft, wrtliga; iaierfefiáJi
H
A
R
D
W
A
s. R. PIPER.
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 the
best towns in Oregon. Call on or
address.
W. B rummett ,
Cottage Grove, Or.
Across the sea comes tbs news
that the Yankee boys have knocked
w a s Dan a n « u e s u n liv e o u t e r
m e n Therefore to discourage all such parties 1 have within ninety davs after this notice by publiea-
out the athletes of the world in the
A RARE BARGAIN.
w e r e s h o t b e f o r e t h e m a n io c e m ild • concluded ¡fora short time only] to reduce the
you fail or refuse to contribute your p r o
w e r e SUOl o e i o r e m e m a n ia c c o n ic ! price of the three formulas to *2.5» by mail to portioil o f such expenditure as coa.wmrs which
A Texas woman tried to convert a
games in the old stadion where
any address. Formulas copyrighted, January wnuld lie thirty-three and one-third dollars
160 acres o f land with running
be
disarmed,
a
fact
that
plainly
in-
j
14,1S90.
By XV. H. 11KO N,
($3.3.t-3) as interest ill said claim, wilt liecome the
druggist with prayer, but failed.
twenty-five hundred years ago gath
water the whole year; fine fir and
Entomologist.
property of the subscriber under satd section,
Then she tried a cow hide and suc dicates that only good marksmen j •p. O. Box. 2237, San Francisco, Calif.
ered once in seven years the flower
«24
E l ija u H a k l a x .
oedar saw timber, never culled; 20
"Mention this paper
Jaa4-3M 5w
are fitted for poliee duty.
ceeded.
o f the athletic world and competed
acres cleaved with some fruit trees.
for a mere garland, a greater prize
W ill make a splendid fruit place
than million». It is claimed the
and only 5 miles south of Cottage
Yanks could beat the boys of those
Grove.
days even. Isn’t that American
glory*
A FINE 80 ACRE FARM FOR
SALE,
S ure D eath . — A fruit grower who
4 miles from Cottage Grove, all under
knows what l e is talking about nays good fence. 25 acres in cultivation,
W ill make the season of 1896 at ELI BANGS’ STABLE, Eugene, Oregon-
that spraying with fluids only 150 fruit trees four years old, good
buildings, well watered, two or three
reaches the tope of the leaves and good springs, and one half miles from
TERMSi-SINGLE SERVICE, $5;
: :
SEASON, $10;
: :
INSURANCE, $15,
doesn't get the insects sheltered on good school. Price $1260. Write or
call on
W. B rummet ,
the under side. He takes a coal oil
M a re s in su re d , m o n e y d u e w h en k n o w n to b e w ith fo a l. Insurance money due on i ll mates changing hands or leaving flte country.
Cottage Grove, Or.
Mares trom a distance pastured on reasonable terms. Care will be taken to prevent accidents, but will not lie responsible for any.
can, puts live coals in the bottom
R A R E B A R G A IN .
( Abdallah 1 ................... I Mam brino.
PEDIGREE.
and sprinkles flour sulphur after set
Site of
•( Amazonia.
F a rm fo r 8 a le o r E x c h a n g e fo r
ting the can under the tree. This
Sir Walter
2 :27
f Hambietonian 10.........■(
C o tta g e G r o v e P r o p e r ty .
| and 3 others in 2 :30
Sire of
makes the aphis, the codlin moth, the
Dexter,
2:17*4 iChas. Kent ntare........ I Imp. Bellfounaer.
313 acres one mile west of Yoncalla,
San Jose scale and the bed bug turn all under fence, about 90 acres in cul
Orange Girl
2:20
Grand dam of Green’s | One Eye.
Nettie,
2 18
Bashaw 50.
up bis toes right away. Try it, but tivation. This place is a model farm,
Geo. Wilkes, 519..
2 20*4
Jay Gould,
good orchard of about 1,500 trees, and
Record,
2:22 Gazette,
don’t breathe the vapor from the can. well watered with running water all
2:21
Sire of
Artillery,
the year. Good soft well water. All
2:21*4.
14 in
Did You Ev^r
2 13*4 Dencation,
F a v o r it e W il k e s
3257
2 :22 f Henry Clay 8 ..............1 Andrew Jackson 4.
farming implements go with farm
2 20
Record,
2 :25 %
70 in
and 34 others i. 2 :30
Sire of
j Lady Surrey.
Try Electric Bitters as a remedy for and 9 head of cattle. This farm is sit
2:20*4 [ Dolly Spanker
24 in
Black Douglas,
2 :30
uated only one mile from Yoncalla, a
Sire of
•your troubles ? I f not, get a bottle growing town on the Oregon & Cali
2:07%
70 in
and two others in
Crawfori
1:24*4
2:25*4
32 in
2:13 Y,
the list
J. M. D „
now aud get relief. This medicine fornia R. B. in Douglas Co. $4,000
2:30
70
in
2:16*4
for every thing. Write or call on W.
Ollie Wilkes,
Telegraph ................... ( Baker’s Hylander.
has been found to be peculiarly B rummett , Cottage Grove, Or
2:17*4
Sweet
Briar,
| Phillips mare.
Iß
adapted to the relief and cure of all
Number Seven,
I Hambietonian 10........ (A bdallah !
2:20*4
F o r S ale o r E x c h a n g e fo r C o t
f
Abdallah
15..........
.
I
Sire
of
41
in
from
2:17*4
|
Chas. Kent mare
Hippia,
2
21*4
Female Complaints, exerting a won
and 14 others with rec Favorite..
I
Sire of
■I to
2 :30
ta g e G r o v e P r o p e r ty .
derful direct influence in giving
Record,
2 :35 \ \ Goldsmith Maid 2:14 1 Kate Darling
ords of 2 :80 and better.
.......... ( Andrew Jackson 2.
425 acres of land, all fenced and
Dam of Bourbon ( and 5 others in 2 :30.
Full brother to Bourbon
( Sir Henry mare.
strength and tone to the organs, ff cross fenced, about 40 acres of plow
Wilkes sire of 42 listed Lizzie Peebles s. t. b.
Wilkes,
you have Loss of Appetite, Constipa land. 40 more could he easily cleared,
in 2.30.
by Billv Wagner.
Sire of
tion, Headache, Fainting Spells, or are balance good pasture land.' Solendid
Dam of
2 :08*4 The only mare on
Coast man P,
garden land; about 5 acres of or
Bourbon Patchen P ’ 2 :09 earth that has 4 sons,
Joe Downing 710 sire
i Cassius M. Clay 18 by
Nervous, Sleepless, Excitable, Melan chard : 1 good dwelling house and out
of Abe Downing. 2 :20*4 Cassius M. Clay 22
Coast
Bay
P,
2:10*4
sires
of
a
2
:20
trotter,
-, Henry Clay 8.
choly or troubled with Dizzy Spells, buildings; 4 barns; 7 chicken houses.
Record
Pat
Downing
2
:13*4
Abdallah
Wilkes
P,
2
:14
2:33*4
( Daughterof Abdallah 1.
sheep and goats cau be
Sire of
Electric Bitters is the medicine you Horses,
Burbon Wilkes Jr. 2 :12*4
bought on the place. Price per acre
Durango,
2 :23*4
f American Clay 34...
Charleston,
2 :12*4
need. Health and Strength are guar $«.00. Situated 9 miles from Yoncal
Harry Clay, 2 :2.!*4
Sire of
and 36 others with re
la,
iy
.
miles
from
Elkhead
Quick
Sil
anteed by its use. Fifty cents and
2 26
Conscript’s dam........ 1 Imp. Tranby.
Granville,
cords of 2 :30 and better.
ver Mines; 20 rods from school; 2*4 M
Sire dams of
I Aratus mare.
Maggie Brigg, 2 27
$1.00 at J. A. Benson’s Drug Store.
miles from church ; 60 rodsfrom post-
Flora Wilkes, 2 :19*4
E liaci lay,
2
------
:27*4
office, mail twice a week. Call on or
and 20 others in 2 :30
Dams of
f Maggie 145 ..
write W . B rummett , Cottage Grove,
It seems that a 25 cent piece is Or.
3:33
Re< ord,
Sir Walter J& S 2:18*4
Sire of
Nutmeg,
2 :19
( Edwin Forest. 47___j Kentucky Hunter
about the meat unlucky article a
Chusnnie G, 2:15*4 Garnet,
2J9 f Edwin Fore:,t, Jr____ 1
Sire of 21 in 2 30 | Highlander mare.
man can carry
On the American
2 23
Post Boy,
and 21 others in 2 :30
Sire dams of
( Woodford mare.
Keno,
2 23*4 . Lualaba....... ............. ■( Chianie G,
2 :15
quarter-dollar there are 13 stars, 13
Dam of
| and 6 others in 2 :35 ( Grey Eagle.
K ate P attebsox ...............
M ystery,
2:25*4
Utters in the scroll held in the
Dam of
Roger Hanson. 2 :19*4 i Daughter of ............ j Bolivar mare.
FARM S IN DOUGLAS CO.
Valissa (3) 2:19
Matilda,
2:30
i Mambrino Paymaster,
eagle's beak, 13 marginal feathers in
F.mulation, 2 21
i Mambrino Chief 11... y by Mambrino.
For sale or trade. Situated 6 miles
each wing, 13 tail feathers, 13 hori
Rosiyn, (4) 2 :25*4 f Clm k Chief 8 9 ........ 1 Sire of
( Gollias’ dam untraced.
east of Yoncalla on Elk Creek, 480
Vatican, (5) 2:27*4
Sire of
1 Lady Thorn,
2:18*4 ( Downings’ Bay Messen-
zontal burs, 13 arrow heads, and 13 acres, 200 acres good bottom laud,
Croxie,
2:19*4 [Little
Norah
•! ger.
letters in the words quarter-dollar. balance hills. This place contains
Woodford Chief 2 :22
Sister of Big N orah; ( Highlander mare,
Meteor
.
-
and
4
others
in
2:30
grandam
of
Sultan,
2
:24.
These 25 ceut pieces, unlucky and about 5000 acres of out side range
Record,
2:31
Dams of
curse laden as they are, are grate The place is well watered, Elk Creek
Pbalias,
2 :13*4
running through it and dozens of
Maiolica,
2 :lo
fully received by newspaper men.
Wilson,
2 :16*4 (W axie
good springs on the place. Mostly
I f onr readers have any such 25 cent all fenced; two sets of buildings;
[ Miss W axie....... ■ \ ®*re
( Grafton,
2 :22*4 ( Gano (thoroughbred). I American Eclipse.
pieces they can get n d o f them at about 75 fruit trees; school and saw
Daughter o f. . . ....... J Sire dams o f
) Betsy Richards
mill within half mile from the Cin-
T he I a s a n office at par.
( Lady Thorn,
2 :18*4
nebar mines. Price $3800. Write
Membrino Patchen 58.
W. B rummett ,
Or. Price's Cream Baking Powder or call on
OrntrUi woW Atoll IWwtntf- Viir. bin FrincUto. Cottage Grove, Or,
Por farther particulars inquire of
ELI BANGS. Eugene. Oregon.
FAVORITUS
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09
P
H
One Of Tbe Best Stock
best selected in town.
Astorians. After giving
tu r n lie highest pi lot s pai«l for all kind, oi produce..
edft of thousands
and dignified with'tbe name of a re-
V
.
NOTICE 6 f F O R F E IT U R E .
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port, is simply rot of the most mis khe cm n lovev 'e in co m e a t all if we of d^iftrSTLget the road there are j
. | John Murphy your heirs and assigns are here-
leading and untruthful character. ha-1 rnonsy enough to do our busi- now raising an other $5000 in casu I by notified that we have expended one hundred
i dollars in labor on the Morning Star mine situ-
Sell your hops as quick as you can, I ness, saying nothing of the ahrink- to get the light depot site.
\ ated in Bohemia, Lane comity, Oregon, for the
| year of 1895, and fifty dollars in labor on said
for the most you can get, and for age in our real and personrl proper-
| mine In 1894. said fifty dollars being the local on
i camp assessment for the year of 18%. In order
DEATH TO F RU IT PESTS.
vour own sake and that o f your j
of one-thtrd, or twenty billions of
i to hold said mine under the provisions of section j
18324, Revised statutes, being the amount re
* ..
.
a /
i
•
1 dollars. W ho is the gainer by such
To makr the orchard pay you must Sprav, quired for holding the same for tbe year ending
family, get out o f a business
an immeD6e sacrafice ?
Winter and Summer with Prof. Brown's ' nsect 1895, and if within ninety days after this notice COTTAGE G KO VE,
Exterminator. The only Insecticide knowu by publication you fail or refuse to contribute
which you have no voice. This is ?
-
that will kill «ill insect life without injury to your proportion of such expenditure as co-
Dvaler* in
Tree Fruit or Foliage.
the candid advice we feel like giving
owners which should be fifty dollars ($50) as
A Canadian town recently had an Endorsed by individual members, the State interest
in said claim, will become tbe properly
the grower, in whose welfare we are example of the necessity of having Board of Horticulture of California. Oregon and of the subscribers under said section 2324.
Washington. Used by many nurserymen and
II. P. B bookhart
My winter wash is the only solu febl-35
interested, and while he may not good marksmen for policemen. A orebardists.
J ohn C l u c k y .
_____
_____
r__, fused
_______
tion
that ___
will ____
kill the
Woolv _
Aphis,
only
____
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A
i
,
,
|
____
,
,
_____
_
while
the
foliage
Is
off.]
A
y
-summer
wash
is
a
agree with us, we ask him to watch
maniac bad posted hiraseif upon a sure destroyer o f the Codlin Moth ejigs. and all
NOTICE OF FOREFEITU RE.
, ; . , __ _ „ , , , Insects except Woolv
- v —r
Aphis;
__ ____
use #_________
just after the
“
:
the future of the hop industry, and street coiner with I his
^iin, find b&d blossoms
blossoms fall
f3,ii< off.
- My hop louse wash kills all
H. B. XVlitpman and Charles Kevern. your
Insects that infest vines vegetables or plants.
see who is right.
heirs ami assigns are hereby nottfird lhat I have
S H E E T IR O N W A R E ,
already brought down one citizen
The
used in my
can , be expended one hundred dollars in labor on the
- j , ingredients
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- for.vula
.
Malone Gazette: W e hear of b e f o r e t h e n o lie e m a n d r e w h is b e a d 1 “ hnd in any drug store costs much less than ciarence mine situated in Bohemia, Douglas
u e io r e i u e p o lic e m a n d r e w m s
D ead other washes, iu ll and explicit directions for county, Oregon, In order In hold said mine
W ild w o o d A xes, A m u n iticn , and all
many who intend to plow up their im n n h im
R n 1 t h e n n lin e m a n ’o aim mixing and using.
under the provisions of section 2324, Kevised
upon m m.
u u i m e p o lic e m a n 9 a im Knowing I have a sure remedy, some
impriu- statutes being the am ountrequiredforliold-
yards in the spring.
w a s h a d a n d b e w ith fiv e o t h e r
m on clPled parties are now selling imitations, ¡„g (he same for the year ending lS9.->, and if
C ^ I R j T T ^ I I D C J - I E S .
o>
È
WILKES.
OKEGOS
Hardware, Stoves, Tinware
Ket j* a full stock oi
NAILS,
CUTLERY
H Z A K D W A K .n
sizes o f
Shelf und Building
,
Repairing neatly donp.
Morningside Poultry lards,
T H. BLUNDELL, Proprietor,
Breeder of Prize Winning Poultry.
W hite Wyandottes, Golden Wvandottes, Barred and W hite Plymouth
Rocks, Black and White Minorca«, Rose Comb Black Minorca«, Red Caps,
1 Buff Leghorns, Brown Leghorns, B. B. Red Game Bantams, Etc.
Pekin Ducks. Fancy Pigeons and Squabs.
Eggs and Stock in Season. Correspondence Solicited.
SALEM, OREGON.
««5~60 Prizes in the last Two Veal's. 2 Sweepstakes.
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