HU KKl'T LAWN. '
Ourcstconicd lownaiuuii and well
fciio.vn merchant, Ben Lurch, has
rt)c of the finest and freshest look
lug lawns in Cottage Grove. Now
itiat the henl of summer in coloring
,IC fields and hillsides in brown mid
unburn the close cropped bright
tfrccii grass of thin luwn is very
restful to the eye mid delightful to
,,c beholder The stranger in
Posing instinctively pauses to ad
mire the lawn, which is dotted with
(jcaittiful Hliruuicry ami line fruit
trees, and i the background under
lie bow. -red foliage are easy clniir
lor rest and comfort in the eventide.
CM! AN
City Marshal Mcbarlaud has
notices posted in conspicuous places
allovcrtowu for nil properly owners
to repair their sidewalks, drive
down nil protruding' nails, clean
the gutters, cut down nil the
..! tivifiro rllll rdimi.iA ..11
tlUSl.' 4I11' 1 ' ...... iiiiwvv; Hll
rubbish between now mid the loth
of August. If these matters tire
iiotntt'-mied to the marshal will
liavc the work done and the ex
jnse will be charged up to the
owners ot properly.
Outing Ovitu.
If. 15. Goodman, attorneys Jvby
and Johnson and Henry Lincoln
returned on Saturday from their
fishing and hunting trip. They
caught upward of 200 fine mountain
trout in Doud creek, a fork of the
Row river. They are a unit in
saying that the trip was one of the
most enjoyable they ever made,
l-acli vied with the other in enter
tainment mid good fellowship nnd
not a mishap marred the pleasure
. f the outing.
i.vJusTicu Court.
Tlietascof Dr. Kathcrinc Sehleef,
. AgusU Garoutte et nl. was 011
trial before Justice Vaughn and a
jury on Monday afternoon. The
jiiamtiff was represented by attor
tisys Kby & Johnson and defendants
by attorney J. E. Young. The
case was warmly contested and
much interest was manifested in
thi outcome, and the entire after
111 ifi was consumed in the trial,
vv'i.li resulted- in a verdict for
;!a tiff of $18.
Ki:r.r.ccA's.
i'lie following officers of Rebecca
Lodge No. 24 were installed re
cently: Annie H. Hart, N. G.;
Mamie White, V. G; Sarah Pitcher,
treasurer; Sinn Orrell, secretary;
l'va Hemenway, R. S. N. G; Grace
brink, L. S. N. G; Mary Hart,
R S, V. G; Anna M. Hart. L. S.
V. G; Emma Hart. W; Olive Will
anl. Con.. Mar McFarland, I. G;
I.. Archibald, O. G; Louisa Thomp
son, chaplain.
HoRSit Diiti).
On Tuesday a crowd of men and
hoys were assembled on lower Main
street, watching 11 sick horse in the
death throws. Medicine was given,
but to late, and the poor brute gave
up the struggle. It proved to be a
horse belonging to the show that
held forth 'on Monday evening,
and was the best animal they had.
Hard luck seems to attend that
nomadic troup since they left the
coast.
Hri.gians.
Dr. Snapp has in his front door
vard in a wire cage three fine speci
mens of the Belgian hnre, which he
lately received from Los Angeles,
Cal. They are ol a superior breed,
being the offspring of prize winners.
The Dr. is now reading up on
arithmatic so as to be able to figure
out how many be will have, should
he keep them all, by the time
another year rolls around.
Thr Dance.
At Martin's hall on last Fridry
evening a very pleasant social dance
was participated in by n goodly
company. The music was ex
cellaut, the gathering select, the
night balmy nnd mellow, and one
nnd nil within the hall were sociable
and bent on making, the best of the
speeding hours apd in having a
real good time nnd they had it.
Chanokd Lights.
Griffith & Craig of the Elite
shaving parlors have this week dis
carded the electric lights and put
in two handsome gasoline lamps,
winch fill, their parlors with a flood
of'bfillianr lights
"ASKMAI.L.
Last F,il(iy alU-i iiooM the Boiie
l,,m 11"1 I.n..ie baseball teams
crossed bats on ,,e cHnmoiul east
or town for whnr was expected to
!' Hie star game f u,u S(jas()1
1 he financial iHl,nV(. wn8 $lQ
purse put up i,y t,e btiBliicsstiicn.
'.oveoftbespoitand the working
out or ii teelinicfllilics t
nmtlie.nalienl nlcely wm lopc(,
would spur the boys on to put up
a mime tli
" """ i't-11 iiiueoui 01
the ordinary. Kmc, however,
seemed to oidnin otherwise. No
one was nt fault, no one seems to
know where the fault was, nnd no
one found any fault, yet the game
was faulty, ns U,c Kcore Jnofit eer.
taiuly indicates 28 to 46 which
savors more of a running match
than an up-to-date ball game.
The young ladies of this city
were all dressed in gain attire and
decker! with the yellow colors of
the Bohemia team, and brought
enthusiasm and lent inspiration to
the struggles for suprenieuej on
the diamond. Yellow waved aloft,
was on every side; the bicycle
wheels were trimmed with yellow,
and the pet dogs were blanketed
with yellow drapery which bore
the legaud "Bohemia." Thcganie
was advertised widely and the
greater portion of the town turned
out to see it.
The Loraue boys lined up in line
array, and began with a vim when
they started to play, but soon got
hoodooed. Everybody seemed to
enjoy the game and npparantly all
had a irood tiin. The dav was
the hottest of the season and maybe
that had much to do with the laek
of execution displayed. The most
skillful batting was done by the
Lorane team, but the Bohemia boys
beat them out 011 sprinting.
AM. Y15M.OW.
After the ball game several young
ladies, under the able diiectiou of
Miss Sina Orrell and Miss Ethel
Woolcj , tendered the contesting
teams a cojling and refreshing
spread of yellow lemonade, yellow
cake and yellow iced lea, which
was gratefully accepted by the boys
alter their hard running. The
banquet was held in the sample
rooms connected with the Hotel
Sherwood, and the good things
were passed around by the Misses
Ada Orrell, Nora Sherwood and
Madge Gough. The room was
elaborately decorated in yellow; tlie
table set in yellow and blue. 111 1
harmony with the colors of each
team. The prime feature of the
occasion was the presentation of a
biir chocolate cake with yellow
settings, which was cut by Walter
Baker amid great chunks.ol yellow
aonlause. Yellow toasts and
1
yellow responses filled in an hour
of yellow joy that the boys ana
young ladies will long remember.
DON T DO IT. .
There seems to be a strong dis
position on the part of a few of our
. . . i . a r
town people to belittle tne euoris 01
the home ball team, and throw a
wet blanket on their best endeavors.
Now this is not right. The boys
nri' tint nrniessioiiuis. nor uu mcy
claim to be, and surely no fair-
minded and right-thinking man or
woman can reasonably expect them
to put up professional play. They
Imw ilnne well in the past and are
trying hard to perfect themselves
in the manly art of ball playing,
and should be encouraged to re
efforts that tbev may attain
more proficiency and skill. It is
much to be regietted that any of
our citizens should cast a stone.
Bio Ratti.ek.
On Thursday evening last young
Chester Vaudenburg brought to
this office n rattle snake he had just
killed near the Christian church,
which was over 2)4 feet long auu
had eight rattles nnd n button.
This reptile was a most vicious
one, and just before it was killed it
had coiled and struck nl and buried
its . fangs deep into a two-inch plank.
It is very rare that a snake is met
witii in the city limits and this one
must have lecetitly strayed in from
the hills about town. Good riddance
to his snnkesbip.
Mm. PiWilier'H cow wae van down and
killed by the cars w Thursday.
&n About you.
lr. Miillinjtor, DuntlHt.
Mih. IIciihoii returned homo Thursday.
p.n1' '''"M'wby vlHltod relatives at
I'lill Crock HiIh week.
iMr. inid Mrn. Oioim Stono returned
lni'dday from Kuoim.
Mm. K. Colvln of Drain culled on Dr.
hnnpp and wifoon Monday.
Hiipcrltilcudciit. Ili'lmoof tho MiihIcIc
returned to tlio mine 011 Monday.
MrH. l,aum Mc.Curdv went to Com
Htock J uesduy to ionium a few weokn.
Mih. .'innleun nisidiwi living trip to
an I'runelhco nint returned on Sunday.
Mm. K. Cannon of T,onK Uceek waH
tni'KtiOHtcif Mrs. Dr. Snapp 011 Monday.
The ScofitcrH on Sunday hint wont to
IjHtlmiii and done up tho hall team at
tluii phiee.
''' Ciirrln and wife and Mitm G.trtio
1 unlii'k camo home from tho seaside on
Uitirndiiy.
Mth. J. JohtiFon of Drain and sister of
I.orano paid a ploaHant visit to Br. and
Mm. Snajip hiHt Sunday.
Dr. Lowe, thn eminent physician of
r.iiKcno, will visit, Cottneo Grovo in a
few diiys on a business trip.
D. Ilurton of Kuu'cne, County nRHeMor,
wiih In town on Monday, ami made a
trip to liohomia to vlmt the mines.
Superintendent .Toniiine,n of the
Helena, wont up to the mine 011 Monday-,
"flora Hhort vlnlt with liin family heio.
MrH. Uerbcrt' Kakin, Mina Krmio
eateh and Mien Lulu Currin returned
011 Wednesday from their outing by tho
HOil.
llaker Stewart, of Row River, his
miiiily and niothcr, pawed through on
Tiienilay to Kitnon HpringH to eami)
out.
MIhh. Mamie price went homo to
Waltorvillo on Mundav, after a ilolight
fuUiaitof three weeks with Mias Cad
Win. Landcsa wont to tho JJohemia
hilla on Monday. He intonda t'oiti,' all
over the diatriet and his' may will be
iiidelluite.
Attorney .7. K. Yoiiiik made a living
trip uwlieel on Sunday to tho JS'lack
Hutto Hiilphur springa, and covered tho
him home in 1 Iioiiih.
Mra. J. Beat (neo flattie Thompson)
left here on Wediaday lor her homo in
Oervif, ami uill i-top over in Kugone for
a couplo of days to see old frienila.
Jatnca I.. Kiild of I.iabon, X. D., a
millwright and inuchiniat, arrived on
.Monday and went up to Bohemia to
luok over tho Atlam'a mountain mine.
1'rofenHor Kendall left on Sunday
moraine for the eeashoro in yuiirch of
health and HL-cnic ehango, and will tarry
indellnitcly where thou.dt wavea lave
the chining niihIh.
l'rank Bowers, the blackamith of
ICugeue, with hi wiio and mother-in-law,
Mra. Sparka, drove hero hint Sun
day and spent the day in visiting tho
family of John Sherwood.
W. A. Wooliever, who has been in em
ploy at Sagnuw for tumo time, haa Hov
ered hia eonneetiuua there and in future
will eng.igo in proselyting fur and in tho
inleroata of the Moilern oolmen.
D.ir a i 11 Briatow and family left on
Wcdneaduy lor Nowjiurt on Yaipiina
hay. They Imvo a 11u.1t rottago oa the
aeaahoru and will dwell there aunm time
and hearken to tho voice of the ocean
wild.
I'. S. Kennedy, foreman nt tho Sag- j
maw nulla, anil lumily pubacd tliruugli
town on Satuiday laat with a complete
camping outfit. They were headed for
the lihick Buttu hilla for 11 two week's
outing.
W. C. I'.iirau of Portland came down
on Wednesday and went to Bohemia to
perform aaauaameat work on his claim
near .Klophaul mountain, and if tho
alawing ia aatiafaetory ho ia prepared to
push work with a vim.
Sanford Milla left for Portland on
Tuesday to combine huaincsa and
pleaauro for a few daya. Although he
aohl out Ilia business here, ho by no
means expects to dwell in other
parts, anil will most likely open up a
new lino on his return.
John Sherwood, Bob Veateh, Dave
Markley andJ.W. Baker will light out
on Saturday for the tall hilla. They
intend to iuako camp near the ware
house nnd remain about two weeks to
liah, hunt and have a general good time
and incidentally to throw 11 diamond
hitch on 11 gold mine or two.
David Goodsell, teerotary and treas
urer and a director of tho Mnsiok mino,
with his wife and two sons, David Jr.
and Gerald, of Portland, were guesta at
tho Sherwood over Sunday. They left
on Monday for a camping trip 111 the
Bohemia h'illa, to Hah and hunt, nnd
aeo the great hodiea of mineral thero on
diaplay.
DIVIDE ITKMS.
Mr. Hastings and family left this
neighborhood and Miss Annie
Underwood and Mrs. Ilutitly have
moved into their bouse and will
make their home with us.
Reports say that wedding bells
will soon be ringing around here.
Jim Miller left home rather sud
denly last week for unknown parts.
Mr. Piper of Cottage Grove spent
Sunday in the woods here.
The wheels of industry are spin
ning, brush piles are being burned
and the woods are getting full of
smoke.
"We have sold many different
cough remedies, but none has
given better satsfaction than Cham
berlain's," says Mr. Charles Holz
hauer, Druggist, Newark, N. J.
"It is perfectly safe and can be re
lied upon in all cases of coughs,
colds or hoarseness. Sold by Bun
son Drug Co., Cottage Grove.
Lyons & AiTr.nr.ATK, Drain,
Druggists.
Ii Brief.
Dr. Ilullingor, Donlisl.
If you want wall paper or booka don't
forget to got prices of J. P. Curiin tho
diuggiat.
Suital Suita!! Tailor made hiiKh! ! I
Dp to date in every respect, from $15 up.
Call and hoo aainplea.
Gi:o. Boiii.ma.v.
I'Voah candles every day, made from
pure augur at tho Tailor slibp.
Dr. A. J. Ilullingor, Graduate Dentist.
Permanently located.
Kor qnalilyand cheapness in fresh
meats go to tho Central meat market.
Before you buy a wagon go and look
at tho Peter Schutlorat Phillips and
Davidson
For all kinds of plumbing and
tin work go to Griffin & Veatch
Co.
Ico for sale' at McFarlnnd's merit
market.
Dr. A. J. Ifiillingcr, Dentist. Latest
things in 11011-hreakahlo platea Gold
Crowns and Bridges. Permanently lo
cated. Over 00 odd patterns of wall 'paper to
choofio from and more on the way, at
Jenkins it Lawaon's.
If you want good work remem
ber Davidson the Jeweler.
Tho Old Reliable Peter Schutler
wagons at Phillips t Daviaons.
Tho Booth-Kelly Lumber Co., are
offering a nice grade of flooring, rustic
and coiling at $10.00 per M, which is
mostly in random and short lengths.
Intending purchasers would do well to
si-o them before placing their orders.
Did you noticethoae bath tubs at Phil
ips it Daviaoh. They are beauties.
J. P. Currin has a choice lino of in
grain and figured wall paper, at prices'
to suit tho trade.
For the purpose of cleaning up their
yard, tho Booth-Kelly Lumber Co., are
offering, for a abort time, common
dimension lumber for $6.00 per M.
Boots, shoea and harnesa made and
repaired at Lewis &. Davidson's, 2 doors
west of Opera house. Please give us a
call.
A car load of Columbia River cedar
shingles for sale by Jenkins & Lawson.
A good gentle mare to4rade for bay
or wood. Inquire of Dakwi.n Bkibtow.
Ice cream at the Elite parlors.
Try it.
Phillips will sell their black driving
team cheaper than you can buy wild
horses.
Boyd's gallery is again open,
ready for business. C.U and leave
orders.
The Creacent is the popular wheel at
a standard price, and no better wiieel
at any price. Sold by Kakin & Bristow.
A few rolls of first-class China matting
for sale at cost to close out at
Sciium.krs Golden Rulo Store.
Ride a Crescent. They aro skvhigh.
$25.00 and $35.00 at Kakin fe Bns"tow.
Sec the flue display -of millinery at the
parlors of Mia. .1. S. Medley.
If you want a good job of plumb
ing done go to Grrfiin & Veatch
Co. We sell good goods at good prices for
our customers, Central Meat Market.
For Intcst deaigns in spring millinery
call on Mrs. J. S. Medley.
We will pay the highest price for
wool and mohair.
IlEMKNWAY & BUUKHOI.DKK.
Boys when yqu are going fis'aiiig
remember our line of fiys are all
O. K. Griffin Vkatcii Co.
John Stoneburg'a barbershop and
bathft. Also a line line of eigars, to
bacco, confections, eto. Try him
rine line of tobaccos, cigars and
confectionery at the Elite, Baker
and Lockwood.
For watches, clocks and jewelry
patronize Davidson the Jeweler.
WE ARK FIKRK TO STAY.
No goods misrepresented; full weight
and measures and satisfaction to all is
our motto.
Wo solicit a share of your patronago
At SciiUM.mts Golden Rulo Store
All, For Biu..
Last week E. S. Adams, Super
intendent of the Oregon Consoli
dated Mining Company in Bohe
mia, had occassion to come down
the mountains to visit his wife
and baby "Bill" at Wildwood, and
thought he could make time and
shorten distance by taking a cut
off trail. He got tangled up in the
dense undergrowth and windfalls
and, getting bewildered, was lost;
had to camp under a tree all night;
had no matches to build a fire and
no food, but plenty of pure moun
tain water. He is not now sighing
for "a lodge in some vast wilder
ness, some boundless contiguity of
shade," but consoles the mishap
and exposure by the thought that
it was all for "Bill".
H Mdi?mniicr Smaslj-Price Sule zs
By the last mail we received advice from the Royal Tailors
authorizing us to cut the prices right and left on Standard
Spring and Summer Styles. Here are a few of the Special
Prices:
$13.50 to $15 suits at $1 1.25
13.50 to 16 suits at 12.00
19.00 suits at 14.75-
20.00 suits at 17 50
Shrewd buyers will surely lake hold of this Grand Good
Snap. Anticipate your wants. Don't wait, or
you'll be late Now is the time and here
is the place to get
As
1 Tailor-Made Suits at
" WE CAN
E. WALL & WHIPPLE
"THE FURNISHERS."
y BBiniiauEaBiaeiioEBOsuBiB
If you want any thing in the
our goods and see how the prices suit. We shall endeavor to cany a
full line of
HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE,
Stoves, Tinware, Miners Supples,. Mechanics Tools, Cutlery, Ammuni
tion, Washing Machines, Churns, Etc., and a Full Line of Agricultural
Implements.
Phillips
IS IT RIGHT
For an Editor to Recommend Pat
ent Medicines?
From Sylvan Valley News, Brevrad,
N. C.
It may be a questioivwhetber the
edicor of a newspaper has the right
to publicly recommend any of the
various proprietary medicines which
flood the market, yet ns a preventa
tive of suffering we feel it a duty
to say a good word for Chamber
lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. We have used this
medicine in our family for twenty
years and have always found it re
liable. In mauy cases a dose of
this remedy would save hours of
suffering while a physician is
awaited. We do not believe in de
pending implicitly 011 any medicine
for a cure, but we do believe that if
a bottle of Chamberlain's Diarrhoea
Remedy were kept on hand and ad
ministered at the inception of an
attack much suffering might be
avoided and in very many cases the
presence of a physician would not
be required. At least this has been
our experience during the past
twenty years. For sale by BrjN
son Drug Co., Cottage Grove.
Lxons & ArruiGATE, Drain Drug
gists. BELGIAN HARES.
Here is a chance to get your boy
into a paying business on a small
capital. I have a choice lot of high
grade Belgian Hares that I will sell
in pairs at very low prices. There
is no need to send to California
when you can get the same thing
here at home. Lord Britain, Sir
Styles, Fashoda, Yukon, Red Rover
and other fashionable strains ate in
stock. F. A. Rankin, Eugene,
Successor to B. F. PHILLIPS,
DKAU3RS IN
Groceries, Flour
and Feed.
All kinds of Produce bought
at the highest market Values.
Call and get acquainted with
us. We shall be pleased at all
times to quote you prices
upon all lines handled by us,
whether you buy or not.
Our Stock is New, Neat and
Clean, and having had years
of experience in business, we
assure you the very best goods
the market affords, and the
lowest possible prices .
Remember the place: Phillips'
old stand, Cottage Grove, Ore.
ON
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fforld - MIeiipj Prices I j
SHOW YOU!"
r . 'DHDiflnanBGUBiBBHaifliiBauBii to r.
Hardware line, come and look over
& Davison;
We Carry a Fall Mne of
PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES
WALL PAPER, GLASS
Sash and Boors
Estimates. Cheerfully given 011
all classes of work.
AGENTS FOR.
leavclaml : Cotta : Colors
The Eest -Ready-Mixed Paint on
the market.
Jenkins & Lawson.
It' you will. call ut our store wo will
Rive you the namea of 25 farmers that
liavo bought MoCorniick Jlneliines of us
in tho last twA years anil you 11111 see for
yourself what tliey think oi them.
Piui.tii'a & Davison.
Tho Griflln & Veateh Hardware Co.
have recently ndded 11 lirsteluss tin shop
to their already well equipped houBenml
aro pow prepared to do all kinds of re
pairing. WHITE MAN TURNED YEL
LOW. Great consternation was felt by
the friends of M. A. Hogarty of
Lexington, Ky., when they saw he
was turning yellow. His skin
slowly changed color, also his eyes,
and he suffered terribly. His
malady was Yellow Jaundice. He
was treated by the best doctors,
but without benefit. Then he was
advised to try Electric Bitters, the
wonderful Stomach and Liver
remedy, and he writes: "After
taking two bottles I was wholly
cured." Atrial proves its match
less merit for all Stomach, liver and
Kidney troubles. Only 50c. Sold
by Benson Drug co., Druggist.
Miri,vMjt.ii.iJ.iiiijw'm,.NjM.TTieCTrrT
fi those shirt H
P WAISTS! if
Paints S
SIA FULL LINE OF THEZS 1 A
LATEST PATTERNS. 3
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you, aud in point of ffo
(v.. Qualitv and Beautv AS
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