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Cottage G-rove, Oregon 3?rida,y5 March lO, 1899.
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CIRCUIT COURT.
THE NAVAI, REPAIR SHIP.
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Stoves, Tinware; Ropes, Pumps, Pipes, and
Plumbing Goods; Plain and Barbed Wire;
Coal, Iron and Steel; Garden Tools, Plows,
Axes and Anmnitioii.
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Full Stock of Wao;oii Material.
Wc Meet Efligrcnc Prices.
Griffin & Yeatclt Hardware Gonipany,
C.Jf. VjINDEjYJWIIG, Manager.
Iflhavc bcim afflicted with rheumatism
Ifoflfourteen ycarH ami nothing seemed
jtgglve any relief. I wiim ulile to bo
'around all the time, hut cotlHtautly
iBufferimr. I had tried everything I
could hear of anil nt hint wan told to try
rGii&tnherlftiu'H Pain Itulin, which I did,
pnqfwaa imincdintoly relieved and in a
Short time cured. I am happy to Hay
Kim it has not since returned. Josit.
lEuqAn. Gcrtnantown. Cal. Forsalo by
A. Benson, Cottage Grove. Jou
IIJyonh, Drain Druggist.
Itako particular nains to keen the
SeTt am) freshest rolled oats, Grnndma'H
l&Wah. Germca, morning meal, fresh
icofn menl and buckwheat flour. F. B.
Sillipa.
Cranberries, Oranges, Lemons. Swoct
ntatoes and Bulk Picklca nt Cuummiga
Huston.
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If you don't like the Ninrcct in
Articular, subscribe nnvwav lust to cot
ho of the oxcellont nanorn offered in our
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iro to please you, if wo don't,
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Cottage drove, Oregon,
Active Solicitors Wanted Everywhere
For"Tho Story of the Philippine!)" by
Murat Ilalsteud," coimnissipnod by the
Government aa Olfcial Historian to the
War Department. The book was writ
tun in army camps at San Francisco, on
the Pacific with Gen. Morritt. in tho
hoHpital at Honolulu, in Hong Kong, in
tho American trenches at Manila, in the
iiiHUrironteamn with Auuinuldo. on the
dock of tho Olyinpia with Dowoy, and I
in tho roar of tho battle at tho fall of'
Manila. Bonanza for agentH. Urinmil
of original pictureH taken by govern
ment. photographorM on the Hpot. Largo
book ; low priceH. Dig prolltH. Freight
paid. Credit uivon. Drop nil trashv
unotlloial war liookH. Outfit free. Ad
dre8. F. T. Harbor, Sec'y., Star Insur
anoo Bldg., Chicago.
If Sampson, the so called hero of
nrtvnl fame, would pay less atten
tion to prospective naval honors,
and give n little more attention to
his profession, he would be the
better officer and his honors, come
less grudgingly.
Tho Donvor Times-Sun and tho Jlo-.
homia Nugget, both papers sont to tiny
address for $1.50 cash in advance.
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pagt-H, ptten up in ino.it attractive fityle
and bi-uiitifully illustrated in half-tone.
Tho contentH of each number arc varied
and diireient from its predaccswjr. The
NoitTiiKit.v Pacikic Iuih become noted for
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VKLLOWSTO.N'K I'AHK MAP
A relief map of Vfllowtone Park.
Printed on linn paper, and miitable for
mounting or framing and for use in
hcIiooIh, class rooms, etc. The bent map
of the Paik that is publicly diHtrihutcd.
Mailed in pat-tboard tubes. Send lOcts.
MAZAMA PAMPHLKT
A' nicely illustrated pamphlet, descrip
tive of Mount Hauier, Washington, the
grandest ieo-covered peak in the United
States. Send two cents.
KOOTKNAI FOLDER
An illustiated folder and relief map of
the Kootenai Region in IlritishCnliiuihia
north of Spokane. Send two cents.
ARMY AND NAVY ROOK
Tells about both the U. S. and Spanish
armies ami navies at beginning of Spanish-American
war. Map of Cuba and
adjacent islands. A vest pocket historv
well worth preserving for reference.
Send ten cents.
In sending for these write the address
carefully, and state where advertisement
was seen.
OIiiih. S. l'KK,
(Ion, l'Hnnnr Agent.
ST. I'AUL, SUNN.
ADMINISTRATOR'S N0T1CK.
Notice Is horcliy tdven that tho unilerslKned
linx liuon ilaly npiiolatcil by tho County Court
t)t Ijuio County, OroKon, nnmlnlstmtor u( tho
cstiitenf Sllus Ijiiio, ilouoiiscil.
All lmrmiiiH hiivltiKi'lulms npUnst salil cstnto
ii ro heraby rcinilrul to jircsont tho sumo to mo,
jiroi'urly vorlllcd, at my otitic, Jn CotluRO
(trovo, OrcK'oii, wlthtnslx months from tho ilutu
hereof.
Dutcil this 22ntl Ony of February, 1RS9.
Q. U. Snait,
Adinlnlstrutor,
WHITE BROMZE
Uavo reached n high stnto of perfec
tion. Almost universally adopted in
National monumental building. Rotter
for 2,000 years than granite for 20. Ro
not deceived longer. Ruy
"White IBronze.
. For further information writo or call
on
F. A. TOZIER,
Eugene, Oregon.
The Grand Jury's Grist Indict
ments Found.
The grand jury and the circuit court
of Land county, now convened at Ku
gone. has tliun far disposed of the follow
ing; State of Oregon vs John II. Hay and
Ivan ICIdwell; larceny in a store. A
true bill.
State of Oregon vs John H. Hay and
Ivan Kidwell ; larceny in astore. A true
bill.
Stoats of Oregon vs John If. Hay and
Ivan Kidwell; larceny in a store. A
true bill.
Thciie men are the ones who stole
goods from the stores of K. H. Ingham,
F. E. Dunn and J. H. McClung.
State of Oregon vs Claude McIIargue;
forgery. A true bill.
State of Oregon vs Claude McIIargue;
forgery. A true bill.
McIIargue is indicted twice for passing
n check on Iterkholder and Heinenway
nigned by "A. K. Patterson," First
National Rank of Eugene for the sum of
$49.00.
James P. Shields ct al vs R. N.
Shields et al; report oi referee. Motion
filed to confirm report.
Darwin Rristow vs The Hartford Min
ing Co; to recover money. Stipulation
filed. Judgment rendered thereon.
II. C. Veatch vs James E. Thorp ctal;
foreclosure. Default. Judgment for
$424.t)0 wUJi interest from date at 10 per
cent per annum, $35 attorney fees and
order forsale-of mortgaged property.
J. P. Qurrin vs James E. Thorp et al ;
foreclosure. Judgment for $512,25 with
interest at 10 per cent and $40 attorney
fees, and ordered for sale of mortgaged
property.
Perinah Foglc vs Millard Fogle; di
vorce. Dofatdt.
Rebecca T. King vs E. C. King; di
vorce. Default.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Tho following real estate transfers are re"
jiorted by James Heinenway tho real estate
iKeni.
J. R. Stewart to Mary Jane Collinson,
hou&o and 2 lots corner Third and
Platte streets Cottage Grove.
A. II. Spare to Glass Rros. warehouse
and real estate thereto attached, near
depot.
Frank Phillips and wife to Johnson &
Raker, lot and store- building, West
.nam street.
STAR ITEMS.
Row river is nil right, no fruit trees
or fruit prospects injured in tho valley
hy the late cold snap.
Mrs. Joe Wicks of Star had a pleasant
birthday party at her home last Tuesday
evening and a splendid time was had by
all present.
A. J. Anderson is improving bis
ranch making rails, building fences, etc.
Uncle Billy Sabins of Star has taken a
contract to cut 20,000 ties and 50,000
cords of wood for Dr. Oglesby and his
Cottago Grove & Bohemia Railroad
next summer.
C. A. Harlow will soon bo homo from
tho mines on a visit. Mr. IJarlow and
his purtnors aro now drifting on the
ledgo and aro taking outsoino very fine
oro with lots of gold in it from their
mines on Fairviow,
Georgo Vancurlor of Saginaw has
rented tho Paxton placo for tho year, in
order to livo near and improve his own
placo, and his father-in-law has also
bought a piece of railroad land in the
same section.
Ed Colo of Row river wont to tho
Grovo on Saturday for some freight for
tho mines. Coming homo in the oven
ing ono of tho axles broko and Ed had
to leave his outfit on tho road for an
other day.
Walter Chochrnn who accopted a job
with tho S. P. tie train last week, had
tho misfortune to let a tio drop on his
great too last Sunday and now Walt is a
gentleman of leisure for u fow days,
Tho Bohemia Nugget and tho groat
San Francisco Bulletin for $2,00 per
year.
Every officer in the American
fleet at Santiago, from the admiral
down, has praised the usefulness of
the Vulcan. Her equipment was
equal to that of any but large repair-plants'
on shore, and the work ,
actually done by her covered al
most every conceivable part oi the
machinery of a war vessel, includ
ing repairs to hulls, gun mounts,
dynamos, main steam pipes, main
piston rods for small ships, brass
castings without number, and a
considerable quantity of iron cast
ings. This last is an especially
interesting feature, as it'is believed
that the Vulcan is the first vessel
ever fitted with a cupola for mak
ing iron castings.
The object of such a ship is
readily seen; it enables the vessels
to have every repair, short of a
breakdown of some of the larger
parts made on the station, when
otherwise they would have been
compelled to go at least several
hundred miles, and in some cases
more than a thousand, to reach a
repair-yard. Engineer-in-Chief G.
W. Melville, in The Engineering
Magazine for March.
WILI SURPRESS IT.
A dispatch to the Herald from
Washington says:
The necessity for . suppressing
filibustering expeditions is the
cause of Admiral Dewey asking
that the department send him more
vessels of light draught. -
On account of the number oE the
Philippine Islands, the natives are
able to transport from the Asiatic
coast a large quantity of munitions
of war in small schooners. Admiral
Dewey wants a large number of
warships at bis disposal which can
follow such vessels into shallow
water. The wheeling has already
started for Manila, and the .Vixen
will go by the last of the month.
The department may also send
others.
The authorities were glad to
hear that Geueral Lawton would
arrive at Manila about March io,
as he will then be put in control of
the military operations, thus giving
General Otis an opportunity to aid
in the Philippine Commission, as
well as to take care of the many
other questions constantly arising.
After General Lawton's arrival,
one of the brigadier-generals at
Manila will probably be sent to
Ilo Ho to relieve General Miller,
who will go on the retired list
March 27.
DIVIDE ITEMS.
Mr. Van Ness was visitjng at E. FK,
Smiths last Sunday.
The annual school meoting of this dis
trict was held last Monday. Mr. E. F'.
Smith anil Mr. D. Pcrini wero elected
directors and Mr. J. B. Tapp re-elected
clerk. Some repairs nro also to be
mndo to tho school house.
Mr. I. J. Taylor went to Eugene tho
first of the week. ' )ft ,
Mrs. I. J. Taylor was visiting Mr, and
Mrs. Jackson of Latham last Sunday.
Somo ptoplo arc putting in early
gardens.
Mr. Jacob Gorwity our enterprising
rancher was buying up cattle last week.
Anon.
Papor hanging and painting is my
HpeciaHin Of usiiiess. If I put' tho
paper on your wall I will guarantee
that tho paper, vill not crack. Head.
quarters next door w.et i of Attorney
Young's law otHco. lieo. u. Anderson.
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