3 FIT III hiill I III III Ml" III J U ! ing Showing : of Wash Goods. tV. nrai Batiste ir Lustre Jh ill on line Mercerise Panama cried Ri bo line Silk Finished (iinliam um Linens Linens 12 l-'Jc lnc 'Jnc 10c 'Jnc i i: lnc 0 and 'Jnc C. II. BURKIIOMiR l'i Mr H .,M , (.,: I'.i'.'IIH i I'l 1 I lilt, I i J Onicbnll Goodi Photo Supplies A 111. linn n((M,f,. rn iiri l -iol "'I'l'lim. h.wl.ikti ff. ,, Shirts and Overalls A .iti,iit... , i. Overgilt Hx l I.I 1 '.(. , ,,., ,,, J. fl'l IIiki l.inry m,, ,k ,,,. vi In Vi refill Collars nnd Tics W i ran i i,(T, rollif mn tit. nny ifiin if Mm vnnuUy .a,,., K.-I.H, ti,.) limit r llr.iwii i oll.ir., lo in. I r, ifnl. Dried Prunes Matches li. i.f iv. '.,.,r M,f. l. , ,,r li "fill. ll"fil.r.t M,il. k , r, lit in r Ixil l.llllf tv.r, I ..,i,, , ,, Soaps A. II N,I,'. ;,,, I ,,,t H4llfl r ".-ii .i..ni...i.i H..it. ). Ten Cent Bare ii '"' I ' N . .-Ill oUm tf .III I .1.11 .1 ... Crackers h...iil r. iii.i n I Hi,.), (,f Kfiilii. I'll I ra m, ,.l ., , , ,.,..1 in f-niila All kinds (if (irocerics. j (irnphoplioncs and Records The Bazaar. Corner Mrvlix 01 'ml Stocrt I UK S.M.I I ir moii house anil to l'.ts, Il,.llM- ,,f (J Jj ru. m mi Cochran's T 1 1 1 1 is tin placo for v u to vim photograph. Don't l"ii;i t ' litn mi 1 V. H. Ahrnms "f tlir new hii'king J B B 8 S B 8 8 S 8 S B 8 8 6 a e e r f. , - (i o c 5 a o 6 a 5 US 8 8 B J "N linns ol InLrcst iii niul nbotii 3 Collide (irnu .-mil ic ifiit . 2 mil: NEWS ie 5. 1 S.XX a9Bfi8ttBSS39'"'8 t' . ;: i" i . ji I rar W l-j ii "' .n-.J bs it;-? I'.jO U . lit o.tllltrr .it l h r f.i mit-ic t r , rf !! at t" v a ; . : i , 9 o t ii a Il.r ,!i;- I ! .i ! I- tl ll i. . i . ' i i ii i .'. ! i f fi i -ili . 1 1. 1 .ii. i' i-' I ' 'i I I i I i.i i 1 . I . i I'"'.' i i i ! .if ju'l tin tiling ! :il. 't I '. 1 ii if l et l . I I f .r i ! i f.is'iii i i-i an ! A I 9 1 3 t V 9 ! f..r ..u i.S i 1 wiiijj lnacliine oenry nt 1. nv.iori'.i, alio collt-ct-1 r same. lniau l in nl! ' a it !l " '.Is' III i -is , I .Ml Lu'i ('.' Inin ite! mi C i k. e f teain I,.ini.Ii v, Alli'on Ji J .!i'u;' uf:rtits. p. Lj f, inailr nl.orl t r i J t Jii u i fain niluj t : iltiH f nil kmJ .in ' fc't f l to ir-'li'C hu til" i "i '"!',r!f in tl.ti tiiin. lni.i' miiti'it, V ' n;l"l' .,,;..,,,. !j..ti. ins rou J'niii rri'i'l v w l.rl itl 'BV ii aiiin,; iIciiiuikIn ; v'catrli I,u.vfv.ii i an v ' lis. tho wall jar mi l ! . Iviifii'' lias fiUI a !'','. y ict it ton. i ; ' i.,s want a r;innl iiianiiir ; r i-.i, s ''lolil'iiig fate, try : iikt with it. The '.ly von. ; ill is nidvini lhi I M i ii i C:i'i saliHui fiwthci k ' 'A'cex, so ilmt it will n V-i V; stint (livr us i v'ry om I ' V wunt to t M them J5n-.it h.ii iiiiis at tl"' 2 ;i(.ne i'.t:. It: rfi-ivcil u fawn in hi :it lian jutt f the main !ouse is ' th mill. 'nK M ,s iotl fn in k to CoiiiHtnt-k with hin re tln-y will rn tie jum lor tlo Chatnhtirt I : r Hi ik in !. N..1. ', 1 h. I ,i, : ill.. ; .it ii iiilcii' u i MtH 1i-t l-'nei stint :i! i hr i.st 1 i lit- ol l!i- i! .it Mrti'alt A 1 1 i in '!'. ii.. i. ; 1 1 . . t- HlUi'l litl' U ;!) h!niKi hjlk nn i I I . .Ml ' 1 1 til ,il I flits Ni I'..- I !.U:i I-. ! '.1 it l! r i : i i r C .e l l ill in n. k rooil I'll' .I C .i lis ai.il at I ti- I i i . .V i ll I li' I'.i i!. i I. me-. !-i. I in 'i ; . i . I u i.ly Inning juper, iin.Ii iii In- hail nt ,i ii .liii .1 tuti' i!h N'iii'4t Mi!iti- l 1 1 .tp., ii. i;tioil pli j-i i. ii 1 r ifi'i ti 1 1 ( " t I I xt I'm au p il I'l.uio I n in-r mi 1 ii--1 ileim r..-ii i, in. h ni i' in' mix r s i . i Him, i he.li . AU kni'U of Hcwinif sunchincM, I'ulli i. w nr (,,l at any oKJ price at e.it'li A Ii iw lii'n. Sin -i r ' it- h .V Mi;; .i,;tM I ni Mith Niirttf'-t suhscription. Ili'- N'-w Ynik Trihime I'tirim-r, a ( klv j:ii ultural pnjx r. i;.ui!ii m-i-il jusl or r i vnl and "p' iif .1 nl Mctralf ,V Jjrutuls The ! ' ! oiiility t tho hent prices. I lh. mi- iii'hiHtry in all rip;ht wIipd ' i ii mi I't t what y u wni.t at the n,;ht piic", hinh aH Connors' cigars. l'litti'iiio u home industry that in i l inl lii)).: up a good trade hy it i i'ii l tnntcrinl. The Conner Cigar I I'm tory. C l;- Kiiir,', the new hanker has ti titut the Knox hoitsft on I i inth stnet which will tx fixed ; 'ip for hnn. Cliic'i'o pumps from Lake Micb j i,;. in i-vi iy Jay clos t' 350,00,000 j ,'.i!! 'iih nl I wnter, or close to 100 ;,.i!l"iis' for tuch of its inhabitants. ! 1'inl Wachltc. the foreman of the j Nti,; t oflico spent Sundajr at his j In me in Oregon City visitiujj Lis ! p units and brother, whom also is home on a viit and who I'red j h id not stii-ii for several jetrs. I Dx-Mayor Yeatch wont to Ku- l'ui-dav. The Democratic The School Banlor. Mr. Scovell hojic to lr able to attend Hrhool imwe r'-,;ulnr since his itkneis. The Senior bae covered the r ipiired poitiorl tf the Latin book and aro revien'oc- Tho Senior don't tare to read exchange during ttieir spare rno rn iits fuiy more- Mimdy ir.HtrtK t'nl the cla in Hinnin "ilold Your iCyen or Hold on to Your Tears Longer." Tho graduating i-Ihsh haa decided on tho invitations to tho communce ni nt Mercies and they have been ordered. These rice da) 11 are almoat tor ture to lle Seniors and l-'reshmcn for their room in on tho southwest nili and the sun shines there at inot all day and consequently study flica out the window. Annual 5rmon lo Odd Fallow n4 R btkalta The annual atrtnon of the Odd IVllo as lelivered at the 1'rea hyterian Church Sunday roortiDg l.y V. (Jrace. Tlie Odd Fellows and the Kehckahs gathered and man-bod in n lody to the church, where seats had been reserved for theru. Kt-v. Orace preactied an ex cllent sermon and it wan greatly enjoyed by tho lodge member an well as the others. Dr. I,ow was in town the first of the week patching up and re newing our wornout eye. He is juat as genial one time as an other . Sheriff I; red Fiok buniiiiKH Tuesday. came here on Kugeno has the relief fund. given f2r,0l.(M) to LOKN To Mr. and Mrs. Harvery I.awton a fine boy Friday, April 27th. The last two shocks did no dam age, eicept badly scaring a Dumber of San l-'rancinco people. The Southern Pacific Lad a gang of men busy Tuesday connecting their stand pi tie with the water mains, so thai they can one city water. MiBs Vera Hendricks, grand daughter of Mrs. Jane EmmersoD, who has been attending school here, left for tier homo nt IJurns, Oregon, Tuekday. V Tho y .: x. y 11 cSfILr BoDcmia 0 fill the Nev5 I fill the Time f Neat Job Work of All Kinds Done We'll Crcat Vou Rigbt 3 I! i v ' .ir zif ..ir--Jgjjrt sir s,. -jr 'l-. -- The Real Safety Razor t- 1' 11 1 1 1 1 T 1 r -i 11' 1,. uiii.ti 1 'ai-'.ui v. it" of 'hie 10. ji.llll'l. C.lll up I, Kniilitll ' rinii'i l ph.il.r ,. lii' Kin l.niiiciM p.i'l h I'.uiJtry Ii cn 11 tl, and lvt-i p 1 - i-l- I. 1 lie Ni.it'wi -.t l'.mll 1 y Jiiiiinil .m I the N.i; t f.-l l.7i. A 'm i i'vni ut tih-ti . h ivc in in,- 1 a 1 ti.lt 1 f., t-howi'i ( ! i:i;ni.- a 111 ri :it Athens . ;i(ti I i Vi'iit has been I (in in the l.Mllt wuii by tliciii. '1'ln (iuiks :il liuiluli; though, Imt t-iiiinol win even al lln ir own ;: nii' i.f di .ens tluo.v ing. A Mj.n-i il tiaiu ol ears canying thoronghly ! H. lliuiiniaM, j resident of the ,s r. tmiipiiiiv nt)-1 otiier oiiniais piisHc l tliniii;;h liile Sunday on iheii wiiy in 11 1 Ii Ircm San 1'iiinciHco Mi. llaniiii.iii in devo-ing liin per- ; ruii'il time to the woi k nf Miperin- jtendiii!,' the rebuilding of tho S. l liiu-n to San 1m am is o mul tlm work 1 1; 1 1 . 1 l. .it ii 1 11 ichera' Inntitut ban u . of idiel and returned oing a it in the lecture by ! Tuenday noon. I ! ' it ! a, 1 y on Hamlet, Saturday --t letturo,ia open to all 5 .j attend. Jt Veatch and son, John ii iie on Thursday. Mr. , oke with great pride of medul won in the iutei e. Tho modal is tnudo ; h charm and in ono of Uiautiful miulula wo have : is the reward of hard I great thought. The yt lie would rather linvc. in in such contostH tlm 11 -.,.sundrt of dullars. !.t plant ahut dowu Friday it 7 o'clock through the down of the pump that i'ie water t the boilers, i tli engiutH a.s long as then hhut down and got fixed an quickly as they b. took about an hour. ;ifit inooiivenienco of tli was folt at the Woinau's Lecture by Miss Anna was delayed a littlfl in 2 her lecture by the nccesMlty to get lumpu rreut cam ou agala, The Will'unelte Valu-y Co. has put out a in w water into card in laigcne, by which any family up lo live peiHoiin can h.ivo the privilege of watt 1 lor Iioiim- use, bath und toilet for $1 per mouth. For a family of over live persons an ad ditional i li.irgo is made. The rate i-i'itainly in very low. The irriga tion into is i cent per square yard, which in causing Homo comment. Wo h ive on h ind ut thin oflico for distribution a number of pucka gcH of tine seeds, furninned by the United Slates (lovcrnuictit through tho couttcMy of Hon. S-lia-or Oar in. Any one win- defies such seeds m ay call at thin oflieo and thoy will be given u pnekago. The Govorn mout has for yearn given out pack ugeH of feed grown under the most careful condition and has through its A gt -cultural department lone much to establish new growths ot scedn, planK fruits and gruiiiH. This pi actit-e will probably be dis continued with Ibis yar strong opposition ban ,''l worked up against thin work of tho govem-meul, Cuunty cominitto expects to get down to hnrd work, and to outline it campaign today ami it looks as though the campaign would le a hummer. Fach watch muvemont retpjires fiom :io to .) screws, l.y the curlier ni' tlio Ih a skilled workman i-oitld make x t I, coo screws daily. Automatic 0 achinea now produce fioiu .pooo to 10,001) screws per day, and one man can oppose six machines. The units of weights and measure in tho l uiti'd States are practically thoso used in tho colonies prior to the for m at i " of our government. While eoiirircHs ban neTer definitely nutbotied the weights and meas ures in common uso, it has sanc tioned their use by its act of June 11, lNM. providing that accurate copies of tho yard, pound, etc., be furnished as standards to each state. It in estimated that tho railroads of the United States spend annually f. lf, 000,000 iu additional fuel and boiler repairs duo to the hard nm! muddy water UMed for making steam Using hard wacrin boileiais much more expensive than softeniug it, since on the iverage 1,000 gallou, of hard waUr will do 5O cents' worth of damage in fuel and ro pairs, while 1,000 gallons of hard water my almost always be soften cd at not moto than cents. The Cottage drove creamery is delayed i 1 golting its ice cream maehiuery through tho San Fran cisco fire and has had to borrow Homo from the Hazel wood people until more can be ordered frem the cast for tliem. They will socn be in shape io handle all kinds of trade. Ntr. Stiller informs us that he is makfiig lrotu too to COO pounds of butter per week ami that next week ho will commeuce making at least 600 pounds as he has eight new cunomers that commence then. While :he trado is not as good uow us a s'lort time ago, many more noouloaie Beiulinjr in cream daily, and nfw getting more cows, ao the SUPJI grows Tt SviffrMUta Convention. A convention was held at Eugene Saturday, at which many able ad dresses were listened too, by a large number of delegates and interested people The meetings were held in the Court House, and the coun try people crowded out even Eu gene's elite, so that thoy had ta be seated around the edges and most any old place. The delegates from Cottage Orove were Mra. lloy Welch and Mrs. DeSpain. Pres. Campbell and Dean Sanderson made splendid speeches before the convention. Suuday afternoon Hev. Anna Shaw preached before an immense com pany of probably looo people on "The Heavenly Vision." Mrs. Welch was entertained with Mrs. DeVoe the lecturer, at Mrs. Washburue's home in Iuigcue dur ing the SuffragUts Convention. Mrs. Washburne is an enthusiastic winker for that cause. Mrs. DeSpain was entertained at the home of Dean Sanderfou Satur day at the convention at Fugene. Mrs. DeSpain says that they are going to carry the state at thin elec tion, and if they dou't they will im mediately begin work work for the next election. Now IU In Furnllsjro Soiling. A firm in Portland had adopted a new feature in conjunction with furniture selling by catalogue. The CovurU Furniture Co agree to eell all manner of household goods on a very liberal credit and to pay all freight' charges to auy part of the state, as well. In today's paper they advertise as a special bargain a &6o Sewing Machine fori: 5 to accompany the order and $3 to be ..:i ...... .1.1.. f..:.aa 1 1... I'-iiu uiwiiiui-r iisij-ui jii'paiu uj them. They say that buyiug direct from the manufacturers in carload lots euables them to do this. The Gevuru Furniture Co hate been 30 years in business in Portlaud and are located at 173-175 First Street. A postal card request will '-ring you tuoir catalogue. Their ad appears elsewhere. DU.VTHs FKOM APPENDICITIS Docroaso in the same ratio that tSe uso of Dr. King's New Lifa I'lllslu creases. They save you from danger and hrlnff quick and release from con stipation and the Ills grovflog out of It. (Strength and vigor always follow their uso. Guaranteed by Uenson's 1'Uaruittoy, 25 ccats, Try them, Can be used in cither hand and strops like any razor. "It cuts them off slick as a whistle."- t Griffin & Veatch Co, 000000 00 0000 0-0000-0 000000000000 000000 000000 o . rfi;-.fl . 2 llliTr" mm3" 4 Chas.xi. Sleve.-is.iCc. Chicago, 111. All the new w.iol materliils fr suits, j n sk i rrs an t waift-i. 1 i.u 1 maiie to order. Materia the yard. Linen shirt suit!. Silk and 11. .re. Htticoat. Tin hci new "1'rinres" an. I "I'. wilks iu ail ilic If.i.lia.' -1 No troulile to -how .-.-ii A few patterns in .!iv-s-klrt lenuttis on liaiiil. i 1 r Li l mm a . -rv I I. Cottage Groe. O.e.soii, 'Phooe, .Main 3'. 0-vOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOC OO OC- C COO OJaC-Ov : A Ll'CKY rOSTMISTlti:s.S Is Mrs. Alexander, of Cary, Me., who has found Dr, Klnpr's New Life Pills to be the best remedy she ever tried for keeping the stomach, liver and bowels iu perfect order. . You'll ereo w ith her If j'ou try these puinless purities that infuse new Hie. iluai anteed by ltenson's Pharmacy. Trice L'.V. Wnntod. Gentleman or lady with good reference to travel by rail or with a rig, for a firm of $250,000.00 capital. Salary $t,o7'2.oo per year and ex penses; salary paid weekly and ex penses advanced Address, with atamp, Jos. A. Alexander, Cottage Grove, Ore. Circus Clowns Prove Inventive Geni uses. That tho circus clowu is not al ways the foolish fellow h seems is shown by the ingenious devices Tote Ducaow k Hilly Scott of the Norris & Rowe Circus have in vented for evoking laughter from the littlo folks. This season they have invented a breakaway trolley car. A burles que circus parade headed by the clowns starts around the bippo drone track. They meet the trol ley car coming towards them, they refuse to get out of the way, the trolley car starts ahead at full peed with tho inevitable reault that the burleequj para.l-i ; . Lr i.vu up, the car runs over ili c.k .'., they rctnliatr by juaipiu u; o : '.':. cur, when tiuaily an expioMoii .-cus car and clowns hi,;h iu the air .ac companied by the shrieks of lie light fiom tlu children. Auolinr of their laugh provoLidg iLvenioi.s is a lar-je red automobile called tun "Red Devil" and devil it is, for when it starts nrouud the track at full speed it run over everbody in eight. Squealing pigs, s-mnyiug chick. eus, an old maid with her inaiket ; basket; a fat man, and a tramp aro ! run over with equal impartiality j and the automobile tiuaily goes up I in smoke after all the confusion it j has caused. The children will re member these comical ft Hows Ion;,' afttr they havo sorgotteu every. tnuig else they saw with tho circus. Tote Ducrow .X: "Happy" Bill Scott h ive as assistants in uu mak ing. Nick Matiuigau, '-Foolish" Willie Hyatt, Uob Curtin ami "Grotesque" Charlie Medora. The New and Greater Norris & Howe Circus will exhibit atFugeue Mon day May 7th. R-Oolty TrrvkUr. Benjamin and Louu Itrcli to Klias West; 12 j acres ius ull.ta 2i, s r 3 w. loooo, 1