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VOL. IV
EUGENE, LANE COUNTY, ORE. WEDNESDAY, JSOVEMBER, 1. 1899.
NO. 25.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS:
IS tLlrwmmr,M
ArrOKNKY-AT-LAW.
Will .t. tlr. In ail lit. court M llsa
Pute. -
RCOKKK, OMKItua.
J mil, at
ATTOKNKY AT LAW.
DAW Over KliM National Hank.
SI'liKKK, liHI.
II .l .MIHW. TIIOIIItHi HUH A. HAMOV
riiunrMit a, nndi
ATTORNEYS AT I-AW.
tvmia rirM. A'(Wiuki Uui.k in.it. "
ATTORN KY-AT-l.AW,
Olfli'r One lml lil.xk aoutli 4 C'lu
man lllk.
ivi MAir. r N USoaTuN
J Al l: jOM roj
"v ATTOItNKYSAT LAW...
IUmiiu I a.4 1 W lia. rU.
1 III.
M. IMWUI
ATI'oHKKV A OolWsn.nit-AT -LA W
Mill 4MIM In all tb rM, otlli. Wil
Ju.llrlal .trW-4 au-t III ! Mriu I vuTt '4
In. alr facial attua.l f4w In liltl-r.
I an-l laaltrr. In ffttUt
(1 I.O. A. MIHI
I
ATTORNEY-AT CAW.
OlHip Ovrr !.atir County Hniik.
I'i.AA, oim.uM.
I. 1 :
ATTORNEY -AT LAW.
i
3 doors ws;l of Lane County Rank
lij stair.
ki i.knt., onr.iWN
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II amiiaV(.h
'. M. Vfcve.KoKH
K1SSINCER.
j JRBAUCH &
lawyer and Notary -Public
vleww iitxti fimtttr i4 rawY'ilIr art
t,..ill t ' I'lart.rc lit U court 4 lliii
a.t Algiru .trr4e. u aaaa, ata .W
-l. It I J W ll.nO f A MAkM.lV
Wi,.,4,.;
ATfoKSKYS AT LAW
Will practice ui nil Aw court. u( Hie
nutr.
Ki'urKt Oslo.
FJR. E. D.McKENNEY
(iivr w lal ultfiitlon to alt .(wc-rDi
ami t-luoiiic Jiih.mmi.
Oriwi-in KiMim. No 1 an4 2, ovrr
lna I'uunly U.nk.
KtH'-.K, OjimoM.
II"
I., wu.t.i.oi tnnl
Donlist.
. Kugene Oregon.
OlJli-e Mi-Clunga rt.re.
5. KATHERIME L. SCHLltf. . D
Haea.e. al Waa.a mt4
rhllaSrra. t..erVal al
leallwn lrn A laaf
OrVICK
SHKLTOX It LOCK,
(. t.uifj , .t
JOEL WAEE
U. S.COMSIISKJlfl.
orficaUra onD vvxify Vii....mi.
J. KI'KKNK, ORKHON.' ' '
Homoatend Filings, Final IVofn
and Contests n S m-iiilty. SO
Yearc' -xjieTiei('e in thia
line. lWiinal afi
tion given in every
' ruse and
astitifUaii guaranteed.
EUGENE
a
Loan and Batinqs Bank.
r l.l tlllK OMIiiO.
Capital, jaid op, - --$50,000.
W K inowai. PrwaU(asit.
. O. wains, vica Preaaaant
.w rytnuats. oaaMor
W W BKOWN.AS 't Cashlar
DIREOTORS:
, nasrra,
.. A. fAISl,
B VAlSB.
r r. snaSMxiM,
a s. aanwn
s. s WAsan
A Siea.ral HasaaAaS SSsaaSatasa
Traaaarli-a On f a i eiaTl. trat
ar"el,,"'"'"',
Vrrri.'n.i.XV -
t-A.r. t..la..lm. ..-.. o.J .-a.aau tarn
Eugan Market..
WM?t 4io.
W..l 16c
llnfia 8 U, I On.
itnrlry 45 to ft'm.
Oat 2A and 27c-,
liny )uM. clii-al $7.K)., Tim
Ui.y js.CO U t.
Flmr In liulnate iU $3Vl
retail X40.
MilUlufla ).rn 113.00 ahortx
-'.M).
' Uto ratll, Htr B cow, 2f
to :;.
Hliurp 2 50 and tl. '
lrfWl Vral-Ic V '
BuUrr 30 U 4ojcV rolL '
IVm'.tfy Hrna T to cent. ,
I'liUlAMa
Eugene Photo Co.
Cor. Willamette & Itfe St,
SUira.)
o(" f.i '"' Altriiy ahrnd
,' .'if fiiwr and iipt't- dul -'
jriiriy.fcrr.
Pkotos SOo Dos and Up.
Ho! Everyonw
Who Eats
l-.ra r Hararn r
A.flkl.l !. la
'lrfl !
I a. mp a. la. a. ;
Waaaa al fallla ar na.
la aril. ll al la. aa. a4 Maatf
M Ota ai.
Alex. Patterson.
J. U. GREEN & SON,
-Pralert tn-
Fancy
and Staple
Groceries.
WII LAMTTTTK STKKKT
For
CIGARS -TOBACCO
-CALUOK-
.f alius Goldsmith
tugoaa and Junotlaa. Oragaai
When you wapt
ttiriixM anr Mn.l. a pe-irl.Urf
Inllrlii.. lanrjr lollrl arlli-lra.
nap. Irilir. iintim, r Jul
aiKlMm kpl In ir it. lru
. .tur. it. to
DuLano's...,
(INK l"or iKifih . ! aew tank
eorurr nf Mtlh and WKUmen.
,lrrei. fhrrtrUn'i eoctl'llom
MrmimAKl trmt
day of iilxhl.
LOOK llllll!:.
I f You aul Jfrtiir WaTr 1.arwe.
If Vwi ..ill it aalrh llri-alml.
If. Von aaiil a No I Kelh Th.ina l
II llraaa inrk hM.
II Ywa OviKini. SlUwr nw1
Hwt.Hl.at.il a.af AB.TUTt.liwa
anl.
JJFa. U'CliKl'K
. AM. Bat, SU aa SSSl.
I'..- TOSS'S NOTirtw.
Kotlr t. Iwli) atAvn 1W nneralf H
baa la.. lil aiM-nlm.a I" . e'ni r.mrl
M rMraK' ..I on-n.m l.ir lne nwiniy. rarrnlr
,1 inrMlrnllx r,an. ,la.ar All
MKimlKUlWlMlM
lirrrio Troittfrtl t. n-nl llw aaate frWl v
vrrlHr.1 aa l. law r.lt.l. m M..n
ortVrr, I. II. wilier. aih. la. oBlar
Milllh.fMmf.rlala hf...M-
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I.. L. STl XV. Allarar) Sar Uaai
JMWS trf
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
;
Matat. !'"". latrs Miilaejr.eeeaaM. N-
Urr f.mr. aiv.noi.1 ''""l.h;!r""
wir ai.v . -r
A ii I .iirr. r.il dW ' a.j.. oa.
(.m All lr.ia Wa -In. rlaimp aaalnat aaid
1ale arr hirrl ."ftnaS t ,irr ll. aaiw
r Kuaxiia. On-frtt. ohl. ai.nlh. Iwiaiawa
.War .S AS- ..U. -.j -
ur MSr.lS KsreiOrlS.
Ai Snr saiaM.
J. M. HOWE??.
asjle for 1 809-1 WCC If you
LamX the beet Ullor-mado eult
aa ta hll.
HENRY DAY A
DEFAULTER
DTtity .HhAiiff H Day. who it
la uniMK-toiarv t9 dnerie a thern'
ia no nun in the county better I
kii'tn, drxainMl 0i'liter' 20lli
.tikii) with hiiri $2,1 10,4V, ui'on.y,
Wct.I .ty him at Uxe.
A warrant hta baa;t iaiil f r
hi orrt and a rctrlril of (100,
h.ia tM-eii uflcredvBy t' c-.unty
(r hia apprclinfiaion. When urt
heard (mm ha wai In Portland
Kuuday OvUtlrr 22.
A mow unrstcctd occtrrenr.
haa not Kj-tH!1 In Inn county
linoe the di-faleation of Tom Craljr,
aa p'Ktm.ii(tT tf Kii)fij; nor Itaa
a moro affit'tiiiK circumstance ever
tnken iliK-e. Mr Uaj,. comes of
uioxt rc-vj!:talil.; parcatix on -a-l-iiie
uf the family, and - w related,
to a' larjte rictilo of-pcAitle in the
. .....
mum? h'i filand , liiiih in coin
niiiniiitf.' furbear futber com
imnt.at p're-nl, and ahall jpaii
in the hojH) th;it tiiii. jv .11 tlt'vc !ii
uiatlerw ni'ire favurabJo to all cuu
ccriie. Mr Withere rara the county
admit not ! a f.trtbina; on ac
count of hi depiitr an he will
make every cent good. Mr W ith
er dt-Mim-a the aympathy of every
on.
Pinys the above was in
Mr Withera hai refuid:d
in(ney embcixied by l)ay.
type
the
Hudoalpli Weojer of Kugene
I'wt bia Jile ' suddenly Tuesday
by falling against the saw yof
the Kugene Lumber Company
aiuie in motion. Mr u eager a
head waa nearly severed from the
Wly, and one of his arms K-idly
inn ogled before the iautiiu of the
cuw eotild 1 sl4pH-d. Mr Teng-
er waa a tteriuan, and hid been
eniJnycd in the mill aoin seven
yenrs. lie was alxAit 46 year
of a-p, and leaves a wilo and aeven
Hiililrcii. t
Died.
William Coleman, the well knwn
colored nian.gener.tlly called "Cole,
diwl at hrrora over Watd'a resiuu-
! raulThursdiiy forenoon at lOoVbx-k,
j after a brief "JcIbm-ks aged 44 yr.irf.
"Clc" ai bniught tolinercun
ty with his grndiMuUier, by Janief
Southcortli, who -was one of our
early pioneer, residing ner Frjok-
liiv, Laite county, in tfie year 1S;1,
He was born in Miefmritn 18.V1,
a slave, and wna purclutstHl by Mr.'
jr'otitnaxtrla. ' '
In lS-Ulie waei presented by Mr
Southworth to JKpli Teal, rrio1
whs a iomiieiit lueirhant
Irere at Uaat time. Almut IVVi, Mr
TeaJt tnvd the 1mm over to John
Wh aker, sim-e t!oti-rno, mho
t'ok kin. hi farus iaj I'lt a.r t
Hill aid him f several year.
Aifleraaid ke returned to Ku
pci.eJiAed w ith evvural diileiein ni
tie fir yeiir-1, wirtil in rtvent Tt-ar
he hud tlrju'inlc d priiifipall v UIk I
Win. iicii.-hsw. . Teal iikiiuhI
him after the rrsjerted pioneer,
U'iil CuleMaan, (lcicaxed.
Trouble At Sweet Horn.
i P H thnand Albert Wrddhs
Uh of S.-rx't Home, got into
sw altercation first Hxtairdiv eve
ning October 21, in which Wed. lie
ws seriously ftnblwd by Huhn.
Ttie Cattle Maxket. 1
Spring calves are selling now at
fr-rtui'tll to 12 er head. Sti-er
vesrlMtgs atftSso 420 per head
tws st 3) rents er oi.d on
fis't, and eteers at 4 and 4) cents.
LOST OVERCOAT.
An overcoat, good as eew, was
test on the raad from heisd of li.N
on Uhe Svh4'w to Kugene alxnii
r.,K A.u ,.t rs.o..i Ti...
I '
I finder wiW please send t he same to
, ,j1B iWoal-Axa ofhoe by the stage
j ,
.J t, A euiUble reward. Uf.
t
LADIES.
Who adosire dressnaking done
should rail on ss, and get our
' speriaJ barasin. From this date
ThnnksgiHrsg we shall be
do all IhkIs of work e-
pis to our trade at prices un-
Room first door Muth of Chris
an Block.
1 Mna A Q WlKDLt.
FROM THE WIKES.
ROBBERS AT SUafPTER.' .
A
Hurnjtr, Or., Oct 25;Ttie aa
lom of U.ildarin A 'Allriht
I held r liy tw4 masked men
alxiUC fiifUnigtit and a gam ),U t,
mnn Uiiix conducted in a back
roo in araa relieved of 9174.
There were seven me in ttia
room wlr-n the rnuwri enierea.
.Vone of them was arrod except
the burUfcdcr, and tls reirolrer
wan taken from him. - '
AfU-r r.oaielItnK th fi jBBejv.
ef id. pisare t Und-p tirsioBt
the wall, Ue roblieta tuk aUrtJe
money ia sight "?fid ecajei
through a hack: dour.
Coir i IK Washington,
Mrs Nannie Madden
It row n Is
now on trial for her life in the
superior court, the caxs coming
up yealerday, and t'le work 'of se
curing a jury continuing -itttuy,
with failure so .far to pf aide the
necessary 12 men. Mralirown,
)cU.Ur 10, shot and kilts!' ber
husband, L J Brown, r' dance-
hall and saloon -ieeper at North-
port. She discovered him in a
locked room with another woman,
of whom he had become enamored,
and when he came to the door
she killed him.
FEUDSi II KENTUCKY-
L-ndoti, Ky., October 21. Torn
U'hitinore and Da.i Parker were
suibuhed yesterday ' on Horse
creek, enrovte to the Cl .y county
circuit witrt.' Tlie f.riatT
killed and the latter sounded.
Bob Trsrili was killed si Haiulel.
A reprt states that A Ph-lpH
n route to the Manchester court,
was ambushed aud killed at Pigeon
I Itoo-a today. Trouble is rep- ted
on .Trxtoii s creek between uie
White and Hater factions. Cireuil
Juljo hverswle, (eating assassina
tion, did not go i MiiitkwMf,
and the opening of oourt was de
layed. The GritEn and Ph:1nts
are present in large naiulers,
heavily armed. Manchester i
crowded, aTTd" the' sitaaii m Loks
grave.
Tacoma, Oct. 2j. Last niht
Mrs Kva Lleneilen was awskened
by a burglar laasacking her room.
Springing out of her Vd she
ordered him to put up hi lunds
and rerieved him f ferer.il hr
ticlea he had to?cn fro a ker.
She then notified the police who
arrested him.
J R Willard, who killed Perry
near Salem the other dtr was
held by Justice Jolinsan to appear
licfore the grand jury far murder
in the first degree, saya the Journal I
tf October 30th.
Inan .Cia'tna, a Cuban, and kts
sweetheart, Mi. hi Ressie Vshotwy,
danghw!' a piwinent publish tr, j
were tound rtes in e roan near
Peoria III. ISarcia had shot the
iJrl and then himself.
SLUM ' IN CNITTEM UIK
There has been a slump In.
tho t-h'.a Ktrk vmaiket. Bark '
is Cat, anjLi.lvrtcjiiand ...TW
gathering of ibis barlt'' baa - heoa
quite nn inda!try, esptcially va
some of the cos rountir4., for
sereral years past, and many id
the gatherers have derived ,ite
an itii oiaio from it, as 3 CPB4, and
soinetimes 4 r-nta ht psmnd, was
paid for the bark. Tbe greater,
portion ef tke bark ts sstjorted,
and the yearly demand fur all
lrpnses has been shoat 190 Vhb-s.
litis year aWait 1KV) tm fcas
In-en fathered, srd the bnsisies
has leen uerd ne, and the bark
is worth only alfout S reuta per
Miid Va Vew York; and mmm
any can lie sold here ' it Mies
only alsiut 1 rents' fe pnnnd.
and the demanil is very small.
Manr imagine that the hark of
the dogwood is ohUtim wtIl, but
thr chit lira teee isuilo a dilerent
pUut from the dogwjttd. The
hark of the rhitUlat tree ie lax
trva, while the hark of the dog
wihkI ia an astringent, am whet:
mixed one neutralise the . other.
-Ex.
A SUCCESSFUL FARMER.
We eoppy from an exchange the
followins;; whM.fj we can vwrify
aa aulMtnei4llv Correct, as the
!itnr of the liroad Axe i per.
aoimllv acuuaiiiU-d with" theVartv
named;
...I. " '
l!axir Young, of I-anecunty
has horn what can be ac
complished by thrift and energy
on an.Qregon farm. A little Jeaa I
than 13 yearn ago he
ago he purcbl,fa,, gnitA.
ithetofEuiier"". 0'r',aB fl
.i... ....Jnl tau.l.
a smnll farm on
15 miles sou
He has been addinz to that from
year to year, nnt!l he now orm
1443 acres of land. Mmt of th
6Tered with timhet, and he haaj
cleared since moving there WO
acres; lite soil h exseileiit, and
!. l : . i I
l'r ,n me urnoer.ne
which he his turned cattle. !Ij
purvnasuti a niimist oi goals hi . .
,sst him in clearing the lAnd-.i',"1 rom Mr TiJ.lon ,A
as the j rai lite young hoot and
prevent the growth of bruth.
He now owns 20 ) head of goats.
from which he tbl year obtained i
l00 pound of mohair, which
brought him about 3l) cents ptr.tU of all
pjund, or 10. v
Ijist spring he sold f 1400 worth!
- ueei eatue, and ue u always j
ante u oiAain the highest market!
price for hi beef, owing to their
beinr well fattened on gras.
On a part f his farm, among
the- stu.uf, he has sown oj-chard
gracs. This he raises . for seed,
and lie ia now marketing liis crop,
whidi for this year amounts to!obI terms.
Waiii0 ponnd, which he sdd
J rents 'per pound, or $765.
is obliged to cut the orchard grass
aitii cradlesind after gathering the
cmp turns his goats Jn for the
a inter U eal off thegra'ib of brush
and put the laud in good con
dition for another crop. He also
markets smaller quantities of pro
duce from time to time, ob'ainiug
revenue of not lextkan 4iCKI
per year frm land which bnt a
few years ago was nouMoductire,
and which cost him but little
Je from his own work.
From Mitchell.
Mitchell Oct., id, 3.
To tle Broad-Axe:
Kothiug new since my last.
Hard t'mes are elosing In. There
is a great searsity of small coins
for change. .
One-half of the sheep bare been
sold and driven 'roiu the country.
The weather has been verv
changeable the last ten days.
It snowed 4 inches deep the 11th
which hud on the ground three
days. II is been raining the last
two dar
Tee new bold will soon be
roa:pletrd.
Tkve railroad will be built .o
Cross IfolUax earlv i the snri.ig
I which will IsVlp this country out
frestiy in the way of getting in
freight, and shipping out stock.
There is some talk of throwing j
tlie Blw Ht.oUin ratine into a
govemmeait reaervo.
. Camentk.
SORGHUM CANE.
We notice that Mr fyirkpaUie
of Kugene has tlei. .year demon-t.-atel
tW fact that a fine quality
f aorghutii cane can be grown
here, ami a first das, syruo pio
duoed fj-oni aante. Mr Kirkpnt
Tie this e.Afun planter! six acres
to sorghum near Kugene which
grew to prrf-ciunn. of which he ii
iroducing an exeelletrt quality of
syri. Why -not wtiiera go into
the industryT
Loak at onr clubbing prop-v
ti-.i, ard pick o-rt the payer
thatym desire to take with
tli. Itraa.l-An- and let ns hear
fnmi va right sw.r. Any
who wants a paer can sfford to
tska tsar aper and either one oj
tlss" aap-rs ntentionexl in '.r rlnW-
wing fast. SuWribe now, ai.d
gnt your papers, which will extend
to the close of tke presidential
elerflioa. and the Oregon state
eaeobi'm for 1900. ftont r.eglert
iL Make up ciubs ot Ave new
subscribers, a nd get a copy of t he
iiraAa-jLie Le&
BRIEF MENTION.
Licali scarce.
Nice fall weather.
Rfiads getting good.
Vlie:it 44 ee'uU at the ip'ill.
Dr LWe, optician;". Joe
Lurk y,
Call on Sim Friendly for your
for wall paper, oils
'
Wo,,d wnted at .tha Eugene
Photo Studio.
ire.fi.SQ at Matlock
WcClHnahan'i
A V Peters is closing out at
(very low fipuea.
Sundriea,rWiring, etc, at Mat-
Attorney Kissinger is confined to
his room ai'h
.n;..... i.
Diaiui'j is cronaea out mis weex.
The Eugene-Florence stage line
will henceforth he throe time a
wet'k.
There ia mach demand for eat-
grades, and at good
jprieea.
ZM Brown the cattle .man of
PnneviUe waa in town a few days
this eek.
Buy aa X-Bay Bulky plow and
be happy. Sold by McClanahan
& Siiupeon.
i , .
See our clubbing list and secure
your wioter. reading on oiost a
for X X Rays Gang plow, the heM
Hejon earth See them al MeCUoahan
t SMpson'i
The new Pitts lever harrow never
breaks or lose a tooth; see them at
F L Chambers,
The stnali pox is in Albany.
Three cases are reported one of
which a Mr Per kirns will die. 1
, 'Money to patent good ideas mat
be secured by ear aid, addresa the
"Patent Record," Baltimore, Md.
Ted Ptrry w shot and kilied
October 24. on a farm four miles
south of Salem, by J A Willard.
There Is a demand for all the
teams and laborers on the Mohawk
branch of the railroad, and at good
wiges.
Pure Whiskey Harper Perfect
Whisker Harper every bottle guar
anteed Harjier. Sold by C llodes
Eugene, Oregon.
"Peter Johnsort- and George Wei
der returned from Bohemia last
week, where they have been several
weeks opening a mine.
Vs iff g'ad to see pur optician
T'r Watts back from Portland
where he hail been to attend a
meeting of the profession.
Gilbert Gibertson was shot fir a
bear nesr Clendale October 20. and
crippled for life, by one Chris
lisgne a hoy 17 years of age.
A complete 6tk of buggies,
spring farm wagons on hand; also
some good bargains in secondhand
buggies, eic at F L Cbambora.
Mr C Calvert ?moot, of the
Fret Bwbtist Church of Eugene,
was ordained into th ministry of
that church in Eugene October 9.
Rer lames Tloward arf llai
will locate tha "present year at
Yhllard Oregon but will prpaeh
aire a month for iLe chxrdj at
Klmira. ,
The third carload of Bain wag
ons sold this year by F L Cham-
t Iters speaks for its self as to the
pjularit of the "fiavin.'' Utiy
no other.
The Gnsrd eeerrwt t taint sawch
auore highly of Mr Withers now
lhnnltjid 1 J8l when it did its
, w MnX Um mhh Utnry
j D .
i '
Snperior stores and range need
no further rerNsairasrtiatiain than,
to stnte there are nundrtds ol thein
giving p-rfect satisfaction in Ku
gene and Lar.e county. See theia
at F LChambore.
i H Brigg of HitdJej-rille visited
tis Friday and gat another year's
supply f Axes, which will do
liia waned service clear up to the
ire Sdmitial and State 'eledioua.
'jukfci'' autaJ ia JevaL
Dont forget to call ; on Frank:
Chambers when yon want a fan
ning mill, a bicycle, a buggy, .a
wagon, any kind of seeds, . or jut
ny r new thing.
Other plows which ant on tha
market claim to be as good, as lh
(Oliver ut none of theu cUim to
be any better. A carload of Oli
vers just receive" 1 at F L Chambers
The lime ia now here for tha
farmer to begin sowing bia LU
mhcat. but be aVnild - notdo-Ki"
until begets one of thaMMonittr,
dril' seeders at F Lr'"-rs.
Tfie rain is ovtrj so now if yoa
re gonial? irMn hax your fiehinf .
inaterfitl o'f'F LWjfmrnbers.-'lIhi
pn"c are riht and Lie tck ia
eoniplA-t . '
Jostph Willnrd shot and killed
T. P. Perry at Liberty near Hale
Oct. 20, over turning a heifer in"-' a
stubbl. field Perry had rented from,
Millard. Perry, the corouor's jury
Ends, waa not justified in Ue kill-
We notice that our Johny Howe
wai in Lebanon a few daya ago,
measuring op peojde for their
suits of winter cloth -s. John !.
j
a rentier from away back and
you will make no mistake if you
order a suit through him.
It is a well known fact that all
jsLaesee of hardware bare advanced
very materially in price, but F L
Chambers had a Jarge and well
selected stock, bought before th
advance which he is now giving
hie customers the benntH of.
The Arizona Williams News
says deer are so plentiful in its
vicinity that several nimrtxPs
thereabouts have absented the.ii
selyes from their wive 'after the
game to such nn extent as to in.
danger several suit for divorces.
We notice going through tha
papers that "Governor Wbiteaker
is lying very low at liTe'home in
Eugene aod no expected livw.'V
This is untrue, governor Whir
eaker is aa well aa common and
is seen at the poatoJc0 daily f-tr
his maiL j
J C Bu.-hreell of nr EaT.a
presented tli-i office with a fnt
sample of dried prunes of the P-t:te
variety. U( Baaaeii aueur.is t
called our attention to aeartkS
clipped from the Broad-Axe writ
ten br II B Miller, prudent of
tke Horticultual Association in
which a great many, tweepiii
misleading and untrue assertions
are made, calculated to damrfge
the fruit growers of Oregon. When
we bare more space and time wa
shall refer to this matter farther.
A Fan.
A Fanning Mill that will tale
out wikl peas and everything else
quick; bring in a samiJe of your'
dirty grain and try it.
F. L. Chambfks.
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