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About Cottage Grove and Lemati leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1895-1895 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 23, 1895)
The Local W orld. Read the E cho -L eader and there by keep posted on mining affairs. S O C IA L F L U T T E R IN G . Darwin Bristow was in Eugene 18 lbs of Granulated sugar for ' Tuesday, on business. Subscribe for the E cho -L eader . $1.00 at Thompson’s store. Attorney Young and D eputy P ro s Countable J oh me Wallace took his Genuine Oliver Plow Extras and ecuting Attorney W illiams were UP p riso n er to Eugene Tuesday. twenty-five other kinds of plow from Eugene Monday. P ark s’ Tea clears the complexion. shares at F L. C hamber ’ s , Eugene. Congressman H erm an and family left Sold by J . A. Benson. T he O liver Steel plow is b u ilt es- Roseburg for W ashington, D. C. last Parks’ Cough Syrup for Coughs If yon want ant hauling doue p en a lly for sticky gro u n d am i is | Sunday m orning, leave your orders with guaranteed to scour. F. L. C ham Mr. J. W. W illiams of Eugene - J ack K nowlton . nephew of Mr. A. Todd, was in town bers , Eugene. Thursday and Friday. Mr. Walker is p u ttin g uj a • e You will find ehtnilla, crochet Dr. Sn ipp was called to Springfield res dew e in Leman. c •tt.m. ice wool, knitting silks, poiu one day this week. Mr Wood is making preparations porna and ta«w Is besides other Frank Jordan learned by tele- to erect a nice dw elling house near material for making fancy work, at giam that his brother-in-law, F. S. the C. P. church edifice in Ia-mati Mrs. Newmans. Stockpole, was killed Thursday, WANTED. There are many good reasons why while sharpening a «raw in a saw you should use One Minute Cough Wheat, oats or corn in exchange Cure. There are no reasons why vou mill on Williams creek, Josephine for lumber or shingles. should not, if in need of help. The only harmless remedy th at produces county. The mill being run by F. E. T ouchette . water power—in some manner start imm ediate results. J P. Currin. The Dandy Disk Harrows has The Oliver Plows are sold this ed up while Mr. Stockpole was work ball bearings and a center cutter, ¡year at the same low prices for the ing on the saw. The saw cut his nothing equals it. Price still far , , , _ . , ... . , , ther reduced. See it at F. L (.' ham , liest plow made. Don’t hesitate, nght leg off at the thigh and death hike the best and it will give you all eEus, Eugene. you expect of it. F. L. C hambers , was almost immediate. Mr. Jo rd an and family has the sympathy of the W asted ..—A fresh milk cow Born to Mr. and Mrs. Best Lee L eader in the sudden, sad death. Must be young and well bred. Ap Oct. 29, a 10J pound girl. ply at this office. The fourth car of hay has arrived Lewis & Burkholder shipped the and how many more will come be I feel it a duty of mine to inform you Married at the residence of the finest average dressed lot of tu rk ey s fore next harvest, no one can tell. and the public th a t D eW itts Witch brid e’s p a e n ts on Silk Creek, W cdn; - We(lnewl we have ever 8ecn. Hazel Salve cured me of a very bad And this in a locality where hay can case day Nov. 20, Mr. J. E. Ashby to Miss of eczema. I t also cured my boy Minnie Miller. j Silk < r?ek seculur society meets be easily raised at a fine profit No of a running sore >n the leg. 7 J. Is. Ancther carload of hay arrived 2n 1 Sunday in each month at 2 P. wonder that people complain that Currin. here for Mr. L. Morse Sunday. M. they have no money, even to take A Piano for $401 ! I This makes the fourth car load of »■ W. H icks , Pres. and pay for the L eader , the best I Chicago’s m ost prom inent music hay shipped here ill the last two Nothing so distressing as a hucking locnl paper in the State. Too many- house, Lyon & Healy, have a num ber cough. N othing so foolish as to suf- weeks. [ fcr from it. N othing so dangerous if are so afraid they will raise some of slightly used and second-hand pianos, taken in trade, used in con T he Myrtle Point Enterprise, W. allowed to continue. On« Minute thing they can t sell, they never have certs, and in fact not brand new In Cough Cur« gives imm ediate relief. J. anything to sell. The Bohemia struments., whiyh they have determ in C. Conner editor, has been received. ! P. Currin. ed to sacrifice rath er thaD to try to It is neatly printed and shines J. I Jones has received by express mines, with four mills running on make room felt. These Instrum ents brightly for Myrtle Point and the two finuels and a weather vein rich ledges and dozens more to go comprise Square pianos a t $40, $65, , I $90. $100 and $1S>5. U pright pianos at magnificently rich and lovely marke.l with figures, 1895. He will m, will take lo ts of hay and p roduce j 5125, $140, $150, fl65, $190, $200, $225, tributary country. 1 lie people have them gold bronzed and put up and it is both cruel and criminal $240 and upward. Grand pianos at $200, $250, $300 and upward. Nearly should give it a liberal support in (>n (j,e two towers of his new resi- to allow most of the supplies to be all originally soi 1 for from two to bebalf of their own interests. ,ience ¡n Cottage Grove. Mr. Jones shipped here for the laborers and four tim es their present price. Al most all prom inent makes (in squares TAKE IT. is putting on some style to his resi teams that work in there mines and and uprights) are represented, includ ing am ong num erous others Chicker Hay and oats will he taken on dence which will no doubt he imi- do the hauling for the camps. ing, Kuabe, Steinway, Weber, Decker. From advertisement in the L eader Steck, Fisher, etc. This Is an oppor pew or old subscription accounts [ tated. tunity th a t will not occur again, as due the E cho -L eader office. Call I E P. Thorp, of Cottage Grove, an it will he seen that Frank Jordan is I I Lyon & Healy never had so many early and avoid the rush. experienced hog raiser, has gone in- ag e n t for th e Oregon W holesale pianos of this class before. Immedi- N u r s e r v o n e o f ti.e best companies ate atiention is necessary. A good DO YOU W A N T M USIC ? ; to th e business of raising th o ro u g h - .Nursery, one 01 tne best companies j plan WO(|1(J bp tQ order piaco ,eav. If so call at th., E cho -L eader bred P ola D d C hina 8’ and P™"»«» in th e state. Versons p lan tin g f r u i t ; ing the selection to Lyon & Healy. ' However, they will send a list and full office and see au organ tlrnt will be Tbe Journal farm department an ar- trees should give Mr. Jordan a call. particulars upon application. Any The Eugene orchestra will play piano not proving satisfactory may be exchanged for cash, hay, oats or iticl* on tbe H,,bject- He is also a returned a t their expense. Addresc, wjieat I practical apple raiser and will give for the Firemen's ball at Davis hall at their new salesrooms, corner W a E. I’. T horp . , 118 his views on that subject.— S a -! Thanksgiving eve. We learn that bash Avenue and Adams Street, Chi cago. Distance is no obstacle in ta k b ,i, wr T»ik I lem Capital Journal. the orchestra is composed of some ing advantage of this rem arkable Messrs. C. F . Moore & C o , New- very excellent m usical tallent. I chance to obtain a piano, for in pro- About Parks’ Cough Syrup is what we desire. Every one who tries this rem edy says th a t it hi s no equal iu th*' Cure of ull diseases of the th ro at and lungs. We know it will cure any cold an d do it in the shortest possible time. You don’t know this, bwt you will agree with us If you only try one b o t tle of P ark s’ Cough Syrup. Sold by J. A. Benson. M cReynolds, one of ou r popular veteran farm ers dropped a banket • t choice apples iu the L eader office T uesday. Among tbctu were some very fine Bui Davis w y e ed ito r of Illinois, ' i s ohl home where there are m illion of Bcu Da vis trees. S. F. WEEKLY CALL A F ree T rip T e .A tlanta E xp o sitio n P R IC E S AT BARKER GUN W O R K S. And return (from the home of the j Eugene, Or. 10 bars of the best Savon soap sender,) is offered by the publishers 1 of the Ladies Every Saturday, of 3f. fi fine silver plated tea sp o o n s.. $ .25 for 25 cents at Thompson’s store. 4 “ “ “ table “ .. .25 Corsets ! Corsets! 1 Corsets !!! South Seventh Street, Philadelphia, 4 “ “ “ dessert “ ... .25 to the first person able to make sev 6 “ “ ” n u t picks . .25 at Mrs. Newmans. enty small English words with let 1 “ *• •’ p epperbox. .25 A car of Oliver Plows and Har ters contained in E-V-E-R-Y' S-A-T- i 1 oul silver plated sh o e..................... 25 rows at F. L. C hamber ’ s , Eugene. *• n u t crack.............. 25 U-R-D-A-Y, and no letter to occur I “ Felix Currin has the thanks of the i 1 handsome rubber doll dressed .25 L eader office for a box of very fine 1 more times in any word than it is j 1 child’s set, knife, fork, and .25 contained in “Every Saturday.” spoon, silver p la ted ......................... 25 apples. Felix don’t forget the A first-class Pneumatic Tire Bicy 1 handsome nickel plated and .25 printers. r tush pen cushion.......................... 25 , cle (for either boy or girl) is offered ONE HORSE to the first person sending list of 1 pocket comb In case........................ buggy and harness for sale very- 1 “ mirror........................... fifty words as above, and onb huh - The best line of am m unition in cheap for cash. Call on A. W ood , DRED OTHER ARTICLES OF VALVE fo r first town, prices low. Cottage Grove. iist in order of merit as received. .75 1 good pair canvas leggins. Underwear for ladies and children Twelve two-cent stamps must be 1 ’• gun cover, canvas.......... .76 hosiery, Roman toques, baby caps sent for trial subscription (four 1 “ leather bound hunting coat 2.00 1 pair 8-inch nickeled shears cast .20 and millinery at Mrs. Newmans. numbers of that beautiful thiry-two We have a fine line of scissors of Acts a t once, never fails. One Min page illustrated Newspaper for the best quality. ute Cough Cure. A remedy tor asth Women,) containing full particulars 1 common R oger......................... 35 ma, nnd th a t feverish condition which “ ........................ .75 accompanies a severe cold. The only and rules of tlie Leisure Hour Cir 1 “ harm less remedy th a t produces im- cle Word Building Exercises for 1 good •' .......................... 1.50 mediate results. J . P. Currin. 1 g u aran teed ......................... 2.00 I t is a tru th th a t the sm allest dose bright people; also names and ad 1 fine “ .......................... 250 th at perforins a cure is the the best. dresses of the 103 successful per 1 ex tra fioe han d le....................... 3.00 D ew itt’s Little Early Risers are the sm allest pills, will perform a cure, sons in last Educational Contest 1 flue shaving so ap............................ 15 and are the best. J. P. Currin. given by that publication. If inter Wo have the very finest line of Roger straps in town. A. G. Bartley of Magic, Pa., w rites: ested, answer promptly, and address Great Reduction and Colds. Sold by J. A. Beuson IN ALL LINES FOR CASH! ¡ally, Ladies' F IN E SHOES '— AND- Mens’ and Boys’ CLO THING ! E A K IN & B R IS T O W , M ER C H A N TS & B A N K E R S , COTTAGE GEOVE, - 0R I good shaving b ru s h ... . ....... .25 L adies ' S atvrday P ublishing C ompany , 1 bottle fine sewing machine o il. .10 Department “B,” 920 Walnut Street, 1 “ liquid g lu e............. .16 Philadelphia, Pa. 1 flue dressed d o ll.............................. 401 A few of the reasons why you should read and sdveitise iu the E n gineering and Mining Jo u rn al ■ Because it is without peer as a min ing publication. Because its sources of information are the most extensive enjoyed by any technical or trade journal in the coun try. Because it gives you the greatest quantity of inform ation that Is the most valuable to you fer the least money. Because It cannot be bullied or bought. Because it sticks to the tru th —hews to the line, letting the chips fail where they may. Because you cannot obtain the In formation it contains from any other source. ' Because it is a substantial success. Because it knows no such word as fail. Because it is cosmopolitan in its scope nnd circulation. B ecaise it means additional dollars in your pockets. Because you cannot afford to be without it. LOST! LOST!! We have the finest line of dolls in | THOUSANDS OP the city. F arm ers, F ru it 1 flue four bladed pocket k n ife ... .50 B arker G un W orks , 9th Street, Eugene, Or. DOLLARS LOST every y ear by G row ers and Dealers not buying th e ir F ru it and Ornam ental Trees of us. W E G U A R A N T E E O U R T R E E S T R U E TO N A M E A N D F R E E A R ich C amp .—A correspondent F R O M IN SE C T R E ST S. writing from the Blue River mines to the Brownsville Times: “From all accounts, the prospects for a Address alt orders to tLa good camp are much better here than ever before aud this fine weather the miners have been very T A N G E N T , L inn C o., O R E G O N . busy, and upon Treasure hill Pete Keuistou, of Halsey, has lately 50 Acres. Established in 1857. 500,000 Trees struck a new ledge that carries gold. Clay Martin has a very promising claim and some others near him also have a good showing for gold. The oldest nursery in the state. Frank Mango has just made a clean THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF up from his claim called tbe Veteran where he has been running an alus ÍSJ' FR U IT. tra of one mule power nnd got $150 SHADE AND worth of gold. Wbo says Blue a¿i* ORNAM ENTAL T R E E S River mines are no good ? Work will begin in the Lucky Boy tunnel es* ROSES, VINES, tomorrow morning. The boys haTe «»• SH RU BS. . ut a lot of timber and logs ETC. r dy to timber up the new drift, Mosby Creek Items. e-id we hope soon to have the pleas My trees are large and thrifty—no old, cut back stock. My nurserieo are clear of all insocl pests, and everything is guaranteed true Rains have started the plaws all ure of recording one of the richest to name. The most reliable and cheapest nursery strikes ever made in the old Cascade along the creek and seeding will be in the state. Send for catalogue and 1 auge in this state. The days are gin soon. price list for 1895. Address fine and warm but the nights of late Uncle Simpson Lebow lost a very W . H. SE T TL EM IR E, are cool and frosty; ice froze last TANGENT, LINN CO. OREGON. fine young mare last week. S b e! night on water here | inch thick. was hurt by a snag in some way. i Send for a Free Catalogue. PACIFIC NURSERY CO., T a n g e n t N u rse ry I bertr Oreo- sav • "W e se ll m o r e o f i portion to the saving to be made, the Ch.m.berlidn’s & u g h Remedy than Mr. Ed Monroe got two of his . freight charges are insignificant If all others put together, and it always , Angers badly mashed, M onday while you do not already know them by gives satisfaction.” Mr. J . F. Allen, working at.Joncs mill. H ew as b ro u g h t' reputation, any banker will assure Fox, Ore., says: “ I Iwlieve Chamber- to to w n to D r S n a o n ’s o ffic e A t first ^ '¿ 0 °^ L y o n & M e*!» 8 e n tir ^, Fp?B,fn., hila's Cough Remedy to lie the b e s t I . . . ’ . ‘ ; sibility and record of over a thir- have ha ml led,” Mr. W. H. Hitch- 1 ll was tho',8 |lt am putation was neeess-j century for honorable " dealing, “ i" “’ avoid disap- cock, Columbus, W ash., says: a r>' but on close exam ination it was ; W rite to-day so as “ C haraberiain’s Cough Remedy sells found his fingers could be saved. They 1 pointm eht. _—-------------- well and is highly praised by all who were then dressed and his hand is now ; s Orc awroat. Any ordinary case us«* it.” For sale by J. A. Benson, d o iu - nicely P»»» Oe,cured *" ? n,e s nl? Pain h t bi, a PP*y- uoiuD n ite ij. Chamberlain Balm as Cottage Grove. Jo e L j’ons, Drain. directed with each bottle. This medi Mrs. W. B. Meek, who resides at Tib; Chauftauqun ol»«*le met Tues 4 in: reason fbliv so many fu ira 'T8 Cqlds seem to be the general Camptonville, Cal., says her daughter cine is also famous for its cures of * annot realise a profit on d ried Up. day at the resúdense of Mrs. Wynne, rheum atism , lame back ud <1 deep- complaint. was for several years troubled at regular'' ^programme, Prof, seated m uscular pains. F or sale by iaies with severe cram ps in the pies is given by the N ew btry A t te r J. A. Benson, Cottage Grove. Joe Mrs. John Gray was reperten .ornach, and would be in such agony ivy , Powell gave a very vjalnsble and in- Lyons, D rain. It ‘hat it was necessary to call in a phy- very sick last week. si -¡an. H aving read about Chamber ■gfcutm'B -trfilp tl’' w e» queer, mo t it, a, 8<)l„e pef,p..e wlll stru ct- te l a u to r op Mr. Wm. Spong had a very sick j lain's Colic, Cholera and D iarrh o eaJJ 7 gare a Little . . Early risers ? These little pills horse last week but is said to be i Remedy, she concluded to try it. be so very q u e e r? A visit <0 one of a P P ^ , (lie88 for (.ircle. M¡8, She found it always gave prom pt re , A ™ ................. Miss Or- cure headache, indigestion and consti the dryers that is working un a< lief. It was seldom necessary to give pation. T hey're small, but do the convalescent non- T tm that pah Wynne delighted the circle with work. J. P. Currin. the second dose. “ I t has not only pies, and a look at the — t Mr. A. J. I<uinbaugh lost his dog i saved us lots of worry and tim e,” she is neces- several pieces charming music. are brought iq .> ^ r‘ A RARE BARGAIN. last Sunday night. Supposed to says, “ but also doctor bills. I t is my or to write to ns before placing your order. tliat’s so.” Just before adjournment Misses vary w- 5*’« » ‘i opiuion that every family should have 1G0 acres of land with running have been polsoued. a bottle of this rem edy in the house.” assorted, including the remarkable »«-the first place the'uppies looked Mabie and Orpah Wynne presented water the whole year; fine fir and F or sale by J . A. Benson Cottage Mr. Duval was home from the Grove. Joe Lyons, Drain. like they might have been clubbed the members of the circle with cedar saw timber, never culled; 20 If Yoa are (foil to Plant 1OO, 1OOO 1 0 ,0 0 0 tre e s, it w ill p a y you to call on _ __ _ FRANK JORDAN Th** Lest. paper on the Pacific co a st, coat $1.50 per annum . The weekly Call and the E cho -L eader a re w orth $3.50 per year, b u t ca n have both papers for $**<W cash. T his will g i v e an minus»9® amount.: from tbe trees that stand on the superb ice cream and cake which acres cleared with some fruit trees. Bohemia mines last week and re enjoyed. Next turned to the mines Saturday. <if very choice reailipg fur a little side of a mountain and then rolled was pleasantly Our stock is large and well T e n n a n t P ru n e, A Oral In Prnne*. Will make a splendid fruit place R iddle , Or., Nov. 16.—J. B. Riddle money. to the bottom. They are bruised, Tuesday evening the circle will be British Columbia Apple, Lincoln Coreless Peer, Tbe seboola nt the Shields and and only 5 miles south of Cottage of this town has made • deal in the many of them half rotten, and a held at Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Barrett's Blue Mountain school houses are Deacon and Dwarf Rocky Mountain Cherries, Grove. Will tell at a sacrifice. prune business, which excello any number art* so guarlv that a look at residence. progressing well. Two more weeks Call at the L eader office. thing of the kind yet attempted in as well as many other new fruits of real merit. We have a limited num ; Ye editor has been in clover this of each we understand. Every one come to the Fireman's ber of Oregon. He has sold to Eastern My lady looks Into tbe mirror Mr. Hopkins finished boxing in purchasers the entire crop of prunes Ball Thanksgiving night. There moth shed tears. Then a box will week. Some say it can't rain with- And her lace It glows with delight, probably contain apples of about out pouring. Ice cream and cake, As she sees the vast improvement bis barn last week and laid the floor raised in Southern Oregon, at ad will be three Fire Companies in full Since she used Parks' Tea each night. which will be furnished only to members of tbe Oregon State Horticul on one side. uniform, the Eugene Hose Company, fourteen varieties, covering all the and address Tuesday evening, She is never tired or weary. vanced prices, and it is reported at tural Society. range of acids from very sweet up That long lunch—and •’dismember- Her ills and her pains have fled; Cottage Grove Hose Company and It is reported Mr. D. H. Brum the county seat that the best of the she drank Parks’ Tea each e vening, G esc ip tiv e C a ta lo g u e M ailixl fr e e upon a p p lic a tio n . the Eagle Hose Company of Lemati. t0 Puckery 80“r’ And ?et tbe raau ed turkey’’ oh my—and the speech Since baugh shot a pig belonging to Mr. prunes will be shipped to Marseilles, A cup lull on going to bed. Music furnished bv the Eugene o r -! wbo ru"8 the drJrer and exPectfi to Wednesday uiglit. And then Fri Sold by J. A. Benaon. Wood, on Sunday last. The pig France. chestra. A grand time is anticipat-1 work UP tb,B conglomerate mess is day a lady stepped into the office S p e c ia l E egem e C orreapoad en ce, had been in the garden of Mr. S a lem , O reg o n . ed and sverv one cordially invited. «M*>’ted to make a merchantable with a box of luscious matrimonial Eugene has a diphtheria scare Brumbaugh's. The pig was not A cup of Parks* Tea at night product out of it This way of mak cake! Well an editor is expected T ired W o m en cleanses the system iu a pleasant but again; and people are wondering killed. thorough m anner, nets on the liver Need to have the action of the k id ing dried apples has been prac to stand most anything! So we will how Mrs. Winden, the lady who is Mr. Harrison is plowing on the and is a g reat restorative of health neys stim ulated a: d the system toned ticed in Oregon until it is the next devour tbe cake and place a nice ill at her home on Willamette street, John Mosby farm, having rented and strength. Sold by J. A. Benson up. P arks’ Sure Cure is the best rem thing to impossible to get a pound piece under our pillow and dream the same for a wheat crop. edy to accomplish this. Mauy a of machine dried apples that are that angels are watching ye editor cotracted the disease. I am not a doctor, neither am I woman finds th a t she is tired out by 1 palatable. Of apples that have fat and blessing the matrimonial ven- Messrs Robinson and Phillips ex Cestrsllj (.tested. Free 'Bus to asd Freai w ork th a t ought not to tire her at all. a betting man, but I venture to “bet OREGON COTTAGE GROVE, Special Ratos lor Families. all Trains. She fears th a t her whole system is len to the ground, such as are sound ture of the happy couple Mr. J. E. the sum and substance of a nickel” pect to have their shingle mill ready NEAREST HOTEL TO POSTOFFICE Dealers in for operation next week they report. broken down and she is a hopeless in and in good condition may be sent j Ashby and his charming young «s editor Campbell recently said, valid when a few doses of P a rk ’s Sure to »he dryer aud worked up to pro-! bride Minnie Miller. May their L evite . Cure would make her look ut life from fit, but each variety should be kept j matrimonial ship sail over life’s that the cause of so many malerial Wrtrrp-R ArFi.n*.—50 cents a box fevers, of so much rheumatism and a different point of view. D on’t de separate, as any cook knows that I ocean without a single ripple of dis- S lw s s , t e e lay E very bottle is guaranteed. other diseases, including, possibly, B. 0 . B. Riddles. Quality guaran I different varieties cook differently. | c o u te n t Bold by J . A. Benson. this case of diphtheria, can be found teed Lilac Hill Apple Park, E —FORMERLY BAKER HOUSE.— A nother D iphtheria C ase .—Eu Badly bruised fruit is worth noth S H E E T IR O N W A R E , on our back streets. If there is not Galzey Prop., Canyonville, Ore. K. o r P SOCIAL. ing to the dryer as it is all wasted Headquarters for Travelling Men. gene Guard: Mrs. Winden is quite a bushel of disease germs on every As an invited guest, the writer The Cottage Grove Fire Company W ild wood Axes, A ir unition, and a ll sixes of ill with diphtheria at the family on the parer,,consequently it should attended a socirl given by Juventus residence street in this city it is not is preparing for a hall Christmas Sample Rooms Free. Rates from $1 to $2 per Day. home on Willamette street, th . | go to the cider mill. It is about as O A J R /r Z E Ò I Z D G -Z E S . Lodge No. 48 K. of P. last Wednes because there are no filthy hiding Eve. Look out for posters. Willamette -Street, Eugene, Or. SM-Òud liouae south of the M. E. ea8.' to do a thluS in a ProPer wa> ... S. E. BROWN, Proprietor. day evening. The entertainment places for them. Kerp a full stock ef NAILS, CUTLERY' Shelf and Building P mom B ldk R im .—Eugene church. In the family are two as to doit slovenly, and the rsturns begun with an address of welcome, What the people of Eugene and a H A R D W A R E . •mall children but they bave not are certainly more satisfactory. It followed by recitations, vocal and number of smaller towns not a Guard; J. E. McCauley, of Port contracted disease nor has Mr. Win- would be far more profitable to let instrumental music, which were thousand miles away should wonder lands who haa «¡tent the summer gSE?“ Repairing neatly doner THE den. Marshal Dav this morning the hogs pick up worthless fruit well received. Prof. Powell and obout is, how any one can keep working in the Blue River mines, fenced up the sidewalk in front of than to take the time and trouble to lastly ye editor was invited (and from contracting disease when the arrived here today en route home. He brought out with him some ele NOW MADE BY THE the residence, hung out the yellow pick it up and haul it to a dryer. when invited we never refuse) to opportunities afforded for taking gant specimens, the gold being visi and informed City Superinten make a few remarks. Tbe attrac them are so ample. dent Reid of the case. Frof. Reid Before the Oregon mist came to ble to the naked eye all oyer the tion of the eveuing was of course rock. He thinks the Blue River IS THE called the students luto the assem the lunch. We were accused of de revive us, it looked as though the mines will make one of the best M rW EST SID E.-«« bly room and gave them strict or livering a lougwiuded speech on the citizens of Lane county and of Eu camps on the Pacific Coast ders not to go near the premises I have possession of the Cottage Grove Hotel and would inform the red apple of Oregon—we plead geue in particular were going to PHOTO COMPANY. It is a mystery to the family how public that I will furnish the tabla with the beet tbe market affords at guilty. We were also accused of have clean yards and sidewalks for It presents each week ail th a t The above cut on any Photograph i the disease was contracted. Awarded eating a long winded lunch. Guil- every one was out at all hours of the a guarantee of excellence. Enlarging reasonable rates. I solicit a trial and guarantee satisfaction. is worth knowing in cu rren t S tate of O hio , C ity of T oledo , I ! ty of course, but it ain’t nice to in- day and night raking and burning Highest Honors—World’s Fair, from any kind of Picture, in Crayon R . M BLATCHLY. P roprietor. agricultural literature. In k or Colors. Call and see our sam L ucas C ounty . i vite a man to eat then talk about rubbish and leaves. But the rain i Each num ber contains more ples and prices of Crayon work. 8th and W illamette Sts.. Eugene, Or. F rank J. C heney makes oath th a t the quantity he disposes of. F.very- «iescended and dampened the ardor, solid reading m utter than any he is the senior partner of the firm of other ag ricu ltu ral paper, and also the autumn leaves through body had au elegaut time. The F. J. C hkney & Co., <loing business in covers u broader field th e City of Toledo, County anil State Knights know how to do things iu which we may now wade— with aforesaid, au«l that said linn will pay | a proper manner. Have another rolle«l up irousers and gum boots— the sun of ONE HUNDRED DOL H obhcriptton P r ic e , O ne D o lla r a Y e a r . j boys— we are a bachelor aud you as through a nice, slippery pudding, LARS for each and every case of C atarrh that cannot be cured by the kuow bachelors cai.’t cook worth a while fog drips off the trees onto use of H all ' s C atarrh C ure . FRANK J . CHENEY ■ cent. unfortunate pedestrians in a cheer G R A N ITE IR O N W A R E , A M M U N IT IO N , E T C . Sworn to before uie and subscribed ful way all its own. Incidentally, a Sauipl«* d u b b i a r Offert» fur in my presence, this 6th «lay of Deeeudier, A. D. 1886. breeze, soft and odorous, laden with T he P rairie F armer j BoU) Papersone F o r O v e r F if t y Y e a r s. the i>erfume of—Heaven knows A n O ld and « ell -T kikd R emedy .—Mrs. W eekly I nter O cean ( ^ ea ‘ ^ of j 81AL ‘ A. W. GLEASON, Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has lieen used for N otary Public. over fifty years bv millious of mothers lor their what, I dou’t take time to find out, children while teething, with perfect success, H all's C atarrh Cure is taken inter one. ; ) 11 i L n I t SOOl soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all wafts big microbes toward nally and acts directly on the blood T he P bauiie F armer [ B othPapersone pain cures «sc t wind cholic, and is the best remedy MOST PERFECT MADE. and I ¿year vear for $1.25. forni; arrhoea. Is pleasant to the taste. Sold But enough of this—give me a and m ucous surfaces of the system. CHICAGO WEEKLY TIMES 1 J by Druggists in every part of the World. Twen-: ■ . . > A pur« Crape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free Send for testim onials, free. LEMAII, OREGON. five cents a bottle. Its value Is incalculable. tut? puie ail* of China torn Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant, Address F. J . CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Be sure aud ask for Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing town. id bv Druggists. 75c 4 0 YEARS THS STANDARD. T h e P r a ir ie F a r m e r . C h ica g o Syruji. and take no other kiod Fire! Fire! THE NEW LAMBERT CHERRY, Oregon Wholesale Nursery Co., H A R J3W A S. R. PIPER. i Harlws, d Acknowledged to tie the Best: PHOTOGRAPHS The Prairie Farmer COTTAGE GROVE HOTEL, Large Free Sample Rooms. Greatest 0! Ail Farm Papers. DHL For No. 1 Goods and Low Prices iu. It is the Paper lor the People. CREAM BAKING nuhi Of
