Our little rep wagons make the
little boys and girls happy because
they know they are good ones.
Some little girls a'nd boys have
used wagons we sold them seven
years ago, and are still using them.
Now, we would like to sell you one
for your little hoy or girl, us the
case may be. Our prices are very
low and the quality very good.
Now look at this one at 95c. Cheap,
isn't it? Well, yes, I thought you
would take it. Thank you, madam.
Call again.
Hello! Voin; come in. How are
you this morning? Well you say
you want some fishing tackle.
Right this way. Now here is some
of Allcock's silk body flies. These
are only 25c a dozen. You can
plainly see the quality is good.
Yes; will one dozen be enough?
Now will you desire anything
more? O, Yes, a pole. You don't
' need to look at this one very long
to see the special value only $1.50.
Take two; all right, Well, good
mo ning. Call again.
Come to us and get good goods
at reliable prices. Violins at $2.00.
$2 5. $3 50, $4 - $5 00, $6 00.
$7 50. $9 00, $950, $10 00, $100,
$15 00, $20 00, $25 00 and up.
Accordeons, $150, $200, $250.
$3 00, $4 00. $4 50, $5 00, $5 50
$6 bo and so on. Guitars and
Columbia Zithers, at $7 00, $9 00.
Guitars, $4.50, $5 50, $6 50, $7 50,
$10 00, $18 00.
See our wonderful stock of shot
guns. They are made to shoot.
That is the main object of a gun
a good gun shoots good. We have
that kind for sale at $9 50, $10 50,
$14 00, $14 50, $17 00, $1900, $22.
Fine hammerless guns at $24 00,
$27 50, $29 75. $33 50 and $35 00.
We also have a complete line of re
peating shot guns, Burgess, Spen
cer, Winchester and Marlin all
fine guns at low prices. We sell
Winchester and . Marlin repeating
rifles at bottom prices: $:i 50,
$12 50, $13 50 and $14 00. We
have all sizes and styles. We also
sell the famous Piper rifle, 22
calibre, 50 shots for 20c We sell
this gun at $3 40. It is a good re
liable rifle. We also sell the fa
mous Stevens rifles in 22. 25 and 32
calibre. These guns are all take
down price is $6 00. The quality
of these guns is A 1. We have
the Remington rifle also. In fact
we are the people who sell all
kinds, sizes and styles of rifles, shot
guns and ammunition, sporting
goods, leggins. Cartridge belts
25c each this is a low price. All
our tennis and summer cloth shoes
are now being sold at 50c a pair.
They are all 75c gocds See our
hammocks, also croquet; at lowest
prices.
We will trade for maple or oak
cord wood.
Remember the place. Its
Barker 6un
NINTH STREET,
EUGENE, OREGON.
Six Miles from
Irving.
1
n mm.
Prices Materially Better Shipping ,
Increasing.
In the fiscnl venr of t8o6 the ex
ports of forestry products, of which
1 unber was. of course, the chief
item, amounting to $co,ooo,ooo.
In 1897 this had risen to $40,000,
000, and from present indications
the exports will exceed this year
$50,000,000. dumber dealers every
where throughout the country re
port that the demand for all grades
of lumber is greater than at any j
time in I he recent yearsr Yards
are running night and day, with
two shifts of laborers, loading And
unloading. Every fort of a sea
worthy vessel that can be hired or
bought has been pressed into ser
vice by the lumbermen on the
j great, lakes, and ocean shipments
j of lumber from southern parts are
enormous.
Railroad side tracks are run into
all the large lumber yards and
these are crowded with cars in
process of loading, the demand for
flat freight cars in the West ami
South severely taxing the resources
of the companies. Some lumber
men, it is reported, are obliged to
hold back their orders on account
of the present obstacles to prompt
shipment.
The big demand for lumber is
from the country as well as the
city districts, indicating that the
farmer is reaping his share of
general prosperity, and is again
able to build new homes, barns and
granaries, to replace fences and
bridges and to generally improve
his property.
Exclusive of furniture the value
of which is an inconsiderable item
in American export commerce, the
chief shipments of American lumber
are to England and Canada and of
timber sawed and hewn, to Eng
land and Germany. Information
has reached Washington that the
Canadian lumbermen are urging
the propriety of putting a tax on
lumber coming from the United
! States into Canada. American
j logs and lumber are now admitted
free. On the average 30.000,000
! feet of logs are cut in Minnesota
and Wisconsin every year and are
shipped to Winnipeg. The lum
bermen of Columbia say that un
der the Dingley law Canadian lum
ber is taxed $2 per thousand feet
upon entering the United Slates
and they ask the Dominion parlia
ment to levy a similar duty on
American lumber entering Canada.
The exports of Canadian lumber to
the United States during the fiscal
year of r 897-98 amounted to nearly
$10,000,000, including logs and
yulp wood. Canada imported
American lumber (including logs)
last year to the value of about one
quarter as much .
The chief cause, however, of the
enlarged American lumber market
and of the increased prices for
American forestry products does
not arise from the extensive trade
between this country and Canada,
but from the increased local de
mand for American lumber for
building purposes. There has
been a great boom in building
operations throughout the United
States during the first six months
of 1899, as compared with the first
six months of 1898. The rate of
increase is fully 33 per cent. The
cities showing a large increase are
New York, Cleveland, Kansas,
Boston, New Orleans and Toledo,
Washington, Milwaukee, Chicago
and Minneapolis show a large but
a lesser proportion of increase, and
tbe only American cities which to
July 1st fell off in the building rec
ord of a year were Philadelphia
and Louisville.
It is estimated that $200,000,000
was expended in building opera
tions in American cities in the first
six months ot 1899. considerable
item of such expense being for
lumber. The wood now shipped
from the South Atlantic states
Virginia, North Cnrolina. South
Carolina . and GeorginsitppNe
many American requirements in
building and finds, too, a ready
sale abroad.
Among commercial men, it is
said generally that, iron excepted,
lumber is the best business ba
rometer. Bridges, trestles, cars
and houses arc built in good tunes.
With the improvement of business
there is an immediate demand for
lumber and it need be no cause for
surprise that the American lumber
market is booming. Sun.
lu TRADE.
Iloiisoand lot in Kugeiio to trailo for
properly in Cottago i-rovu. Inquire tit
this oflico.
Work is progressing nicely on the
Lurch store.
A WONDERFUL CURE
OF DIARRHOEA.
A PROMINENT fcVIRdlNIA EDITOR
Hud almoJt Given Up, but Was Itroupht
Muck to Perfect Health by Chamber
lain'H Colic, Cholera ami Diarrhoea
Remedy.
UK A I) HIS EDITORIAL.
From thoTinuw, Hitlslillc, Va.
I sallercd with diarrhoea for a lout;
time and thought I was past boing
cured. I had spent much time and
money and sallered so much misery that
I had almost decided to give up al
hopes of recovery and await the result
hut noticing the advertisements of
Chamberlain's. Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy and also some testi
monials stating how some wonderful
cures iiad been wrought by this remedy,
I decided to try it. Afiur taking u few
doses I was entirely well of that troithlo
and I wish to s.iy further to my readers
and fellow-sailers that I am a hale and
hearty man today and feel as well as j
overdid in my life. O. R. Mooiik. Sold
!) Hknso.v Drsuo Co., Cottage (Trove.
Lyons and Ai'i-lkoati:, Drain Untwists.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Ollicoat Rocbiirg, Oregon,
August J, 1X011.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in iiiipurt
of his claim, and that sanl proof w ill !
made bofoie, ,Ioel Ware, U . Com
missioner, at Eugene, Oregon, on
September fit), 18J9. viz: John S.
Allen,' on II. 15. No. 00!) I, for the N.
N W Vi , Xec. 2i. T. 21 , S ., I. 3 West. ' "
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous resilience upon and
cultivation of said laud, vi. :
Hiram Lee, George Downes, .bweph
F. Neat. .lames F. Ellison, of Cottage
Urove, Lane Co., Oregon.
J. T. IlieinoKH,
Register.
NOriCK FOR I'UIJLICATION.
Land Okkiok at. Kotubiiri;, Oregon.
Angina 17, 18:1).
Notice is hereby civen that the following-named
settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will ho
made before the Register ft Receiver, U.
S . Land Oflico at Rosebtirg, Oregon, on
October 5, 1801), viz: F.leeta R. Nowell
on II. 15. No. 7185 for tho 15 y NUK.
N V NI5 ii, sec. 18. T. L'2 S3., R. I) W. '
He names the following witnohsos to
prove bis continuous residence upon ami
cultivation of said land, vi.:
Aaron Kelly. William MeCov, Robert
Lacky, Thomas R. Urashor, o'f Cottaj-o
Grove, Oregon . -
J. T. IllilDOHH.
Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Offiok at Rosoljiirg, Oregon.
August 17, 18!)!).
Notice isheroby given that tho following-named
settler has filed notice of bis
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof wdl bo
mado before the Register & Receiver, U.
8. Land Oflico at Roseburg, Oregon, on
Octobers, 1809, viz: Robert 15. Lacky on
11.15. No. 8139 for the W V NW 1
NW H mii, sec. 8. T. 22 S R. 3 W.
He names the following witnessos o
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land,-viz:
Electa Nowell, of Amos, Oregon, T. R.
Brasher, W. II. Lacky, Aaron Kelly, of
Cottago Groyo, Oregon.
J. T. RlttlKIHH,
Register.
R. A. SANDERS,
I'ltoi'itiinou til"
1
IN.
)Jmt ? un,J
Wines, Liquors ami Cigars.
Choice Brands.
A iMtvorite Resort.
COTTAGE GROVE, ORKC50N.
GLASS
BROS.
j PROPRIETORS OF
Cottage Grove
aiiiiio' Mill!
1 a
I Wo are now nreimred to furnish
all kinds of liruckets, Mouldings,
Cornice. Sash and Doors. Door ami
Window frames, Screen Doors,!
Windows. Pickets, etc.
. Woodwork of all kinds made nnd '
repaired. We will also work Floor
ing, Rustic, Sidi
size Studding, etc.
hit' Rttstc. Siihug. Ceding, or,
PRICES REASONABLE
SHOP NKAR S. P. DKPOT
Bon Ton
l MEAT MARKET!!
Main Sh'eet;
Cotiiigc Grove. Oregon.
Supply llOUSe fori
I
COttage drOVC
I
and Bohemia.
Sand ifottr orders by Telephone.
W. H. Beagle,
M'g'r.
in
TO THIS
Gives the Choice of
'J wo Tt-u nsront i nental
ROUTES
BAT
SPOKANK SALT JyAKI$
MINNKAPOLI3 DENVER
ST. PAUL OMAHA
AN AND
CHICAGO KANSAS CITY
LoW Rs&tes to all
Hilastem Cities
Ocean Steamers Leave
Portland overy fi tltiya
for
San Francisco.
For full particulars call on 0, It. AN.
Agont, Frank Jordan, Cottago Orovo.
W. H. IIUKMIKKT,
General Passongcr Agent,
Portland, Oregon.
n 1 1 AA
i.
EAST
NOBTHBBN iaiORT LINE
VIA VIA
FRANK GOODI
Proprietor of
The Popular Cigar and Confer
tlqnery Store. tC'
.
I'unvu Vanned r.nurhrn
Dealer in
Cigars of Low nnd ineh
j Grade and Prices to suit t,t. 'r-ra,t
Main Street, Cottage (Jrove. Ort
HANKERS. '
T(ii.sHl(ici(:icrn(ilivini,n)
iMLslness In oil lis hmiu lies.
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S1IAVINO PARI.0R.
(IitlliiRn ri .... ort
l, ;. (Irilllh, Prop.
. Call On
I'Vlt-
B H!
Paper Hanging,
7lKVnlntln
,.,. ,.,
COTTAGK CKOVK. ORK.
Cy. Hiller,
General Blacksmithing.
Two Doors North of KaUin A Hruton'i,
Cuttnuc drove, Oregon.
H' c .f rkins
U' S' Urveyor.
Special attention jivcu to Mlninr
Claims " procuring of Patents.
Chants Pass. fiuw.nv
I-
J, S. 31 ED LEV,
Attorney It at,
OMniUm UnlpHtrfrt,
Voltage Orovr, Orrgvu,
wood wan run.
On wilceriptiou at the Kiiel
oflice.
GO TO
GEO. ANDERSON
-For FirM'clflM-
Paper Guaranteed not to Crat)
O
Office, Naiti Street, next to J. E.
Young's law office.
NOTICE OF I'INAI. HKTTI.KMENT.
Niitloo In horeliv slvca tbnt tho nndcnlfPjfi
aitmlnlflrHtor oRho elnto iif8ll UMtf'
ecwiiutt, hnnllluil In lliu Cutinty r'ourtoi
iMinty HlMloof OreKim. lilt llnal ',:,l.n,lf "
cuchnilMilnliitrntor of wild citHta unit rht'0?;
iluythoL'mldHy rifOptiilmr IKWatlfie bovtQ
1 o'clock I. M. him hooa MxchI by mM ,
the time for hcarlmr iliJoclon to wM ttfOth
mill thu cettlonioat thereof.
(!. V. Mitr,
AiIinlnltrUir of tho eitnto of HIIm W
occcimcil.
REAL ESTATE OWNERS TAKE
NOTICE.
, When you want an abstract of title
fall 011 thu Eugono Abstiact Company.
Tliocost of an abstract not to cxiW
lliu sum of $5.00. Oflico llrst 1or
J nonlli i
Oregon
Uli of tho Cluisinan block, Klig
A T)f I M IRTO ATOU'fi NOTICE.
....... TTT.. .h.t n. If. Hut: ,
linKlU him boon uppnintcn n'yiiiv1
pornonHhnvlnKclBlmf1 Klnt ,.11Jh?l',ne to
aro hortby notified to preiont he """(j,,
wild ndMrnfJi.tritor within pIx 'nonlM from
llm.nl.iln nr I O. Ulnllller. ....
JJiitod'trifK 7 li day of AiiKUft, "99. ,
JollK .M, W'll.MAMS t V. II. I "'''V,Tr5ir,
Attornoyi for Kutulo, Adminum"
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