Cottage Grove echo=leader., January 12, 1895, Image 3

Darwin B ristow .
NORMAL SCHOOL NOTES.
H erltert Fait In.
School began last Monday with a
greatly increased attendance.
J. B. Lewis went to Eugene Friday,
Misses Alica and Eluvia Day, of
Dr. Oglesby was in the city Sunday.
The present school books will re­
Boseburg Pluindealcr: Geo. M.
Grant’s Pass entered school Monday
Miss Tait returned to Drain Sun-
main in use with a few exceptions.
Brown, Esq., is the right man in the
They will take special studies.
COTTAGE GROVE,
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W ebfoot Planter, a general farm right pace. The voters of this judicial day.
Others entering Monday are Elzie 1
J. T. Cardwell was in Eugene Tues-
district did well in casting their suf­
paper.
Logsdon, of Riddles, and Rose Coffee, j
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frage for him for prosecuting attorney day-
of Yoncolla 1st year; Miss Emma
Do you take the W ebfoot Plan­ at the last June election. George’s
F. S. Y'ounger went to Roseburg
L amp E xploded . — Last
e v e n in g Withers of Eugene, special studies ;|
ter ?
earnestness in prosecuting state cases Monday.
M rs. C. W. Fitch while sitting in her i and Mise Celia Bolman, of Eugene,
Royal Cecil, about two months old. at this last term of court in Roseburg
J. If. McGee returned from Med­
residence noticed a large lamp who is taking Junior work. Many
and only child of Mr. and Mrs. D. received the coinmeudution of all ford, Monday.
others will enter soon.
Slagle, died Jan., 7,'1835,
parties present.
F. A. A dertoli of Comstock, was in j sputtering and actiug badly, With
We keep constantly on hand a Complete and well Selected assortment ol
There will be several interes mg
The public schools which have been
The regular semi-annual election the city Monduy.
rare presence of mind she picked lectures in the near future. Rev. Mr.
very largely attended this winter, officers of the Union Y. P. S. C. E.,
Dry and Fancy goods. Hats. Boots. Shoes.
Gents
S. B. Dillard went north on local up the lamp and threw it into the Duncan, Oakland, will lecture to the
opened Monday, after a pleasant va­ was held last Sunday, os follows;
Furnishing goods, Groceries. Hardware,
passenger Faiday morning.
yard, when it exploded with con­ students some time next month.
cation for both pupils and teachers. Mrs. Ella Jones, President; Bert
Tranks. Valices and in fact
Mrs. Sherwood went to Oakland siderable force.
Rev. W. D. Vanderberg, Senator
J. B. Rouse had the misfortune to McDole, viice president: Miss Daisy Monday to visit friends and relatives, j
E v e r y t h i n G.
from Coos county. Hon. J. T. Bridges,!
McMurry, rec. Secretary; William
F or S alem . — Hon. H. R. Kincaid,
lose about $600 worth of railroad
j of this place, visited the school Wed-:
G. W . Long returned from Port­
Veateh, treas: Mrs, F. Z. Nesbitt,
All of whieh will be sold at
secretary elect, left this morning on negday morning. Senator Vander-
ties by the sudden rise in the river Organist; I. M. White was selected as land Wednesday.
recently.
Cor., secretary some weeks ago.
Mr. Robinett of Creswell was in this the local train for Salem. He does berg made a few interesting and w ell!
not expect to return to this city un­ selected remarks to the students
The following officers were installed city Tuesday.
25 per cent discount for cash, on
in
Cottage
Grove
Rebekah
Lodge
No.
til
offer tlie legislative session ad­ which were duly appreciated.
Mrs. John Cochran went to Cres­
all trimmed goods after the 1st of
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Representative Buehman, of Coos
34 I. O. O. F , Jan.. 4, by S. D. G. M ; well Wednesday to visit relatives.
Dec. at Mrs. Newman's.
journs. We predict that Mr. Kin­
county, and Senator Holt, of Jackson
Mrs. H. B. vlillerd; Mrs. Clara Tay­
A G E N E R A L B A N K IN G B U S IN E S S .
P h o to g r a p h s .
I. P. Innmau of Lorane was in this caid will make an excellent officer
county, were in town Wednesday I
lor. N O., Miss Etta Griffin. V. G. city Monday aud Tuesday.
2 -Py-Sum-of-dem-Sheap Done on reasonable terms. Exchange Bought and sold. Deposits received
F or Portrait Photos and Views,
and will be popular with all classes. morning. M i. Holt was visiting his
Miss Hattie Thompson, Sec., Mrs. L.
Mrs. Mary Hart went to Comstock — Eugene Guard.
subject to check or certificate of deposit.
g o to Meinzer’s Photo Gallery, West M. Thompson, Treas., Thus. Alien,
son Allen who is attending school Bargens-Vat R-Oferd-ther
Wednesday
to enjoy a visit with
Cottage Grove
Satisfaction guar­ Warden Mrs. Fanny Bond Con,, J. S.
Miss Minnie McCloekey of the Jun­ I-Shoost Vas-G oin-2-Lo d e
Collections will receive prompt attention.
A
ssessor Now.— P. J. McPherson
friends.
Ozment, I. G., E. P. Long, R. S. N
ior class, who was recently chosen
v e r The best of references given.
anteed.
F. J. M einzeie , Prop.
Frank Whip, le returned to Eugene retired from the office of county matron of the young ladies Dormi- M ill6-V a g O H-Mit-SlUXl-Of
G „ J. Markley, L. S. V. G., R. Griffin,
The subscription school began
Sunday, to re suLte his studies at the assessor on January 1st, and D. P. tory, by a unanimous vote, is giving
Chaplain.
Monday, in Cress» ell precinct, by
Burton, of Cottage Grove, his suc­ the best o f satisfaction, and is doing Dem-N ice-Dings-Fur- Mine
The following officers were in­ university.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Luckey were cessor, has been duly installed. all in her power to make the Dormi- Vife & BabeeS-Fur-KreeS'
M iss Grousbeck. It started oil stalled in Cottage Grove Lodge No.
with 26 pupils, which is a good 68 I. O. O. F., by D. D. G. M., I. P. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Bris­ Mr. McPherson has served the peo­ tory a home for the young ladies.
mus. Shoost-U-dont-Fur-
tow Sun Jay.
T uns S ervus .
showing these hard times.
ple of this county as assessor for a
Inman of Lorane: J. S. Ozment,
Mrs. Minnie Hawley of Creswell is
got-de-Blace-Mine-Frens.
Lawyer X. N. Steeves, who was re­ N. G., Thomas Allen, V. G., R. Grif- visiting relatives and friends in this number of years, and it can be just­
Mosby Creek Items.
OREGON
ly said that lie filled the office with
cently convicted of mat-slaughter, I fiu R. R ec., James Hemenway, P. city, this week.
P-Shur-&-C-D-RAKET COTTAGE GKOYE,
Rufus Rawlings has gone
to
Dealers in
has been admitted to bail, his bond Sec., C. Stevenson, Treas., Jeff here. Tney, one and all, spoke in satisfaction to the public and with Salem.
M AN-
being fixed at $10,000.
Murkley, War., H. Thompson, Con., praise of the school aud of the good credit to himself. It is a position
James Porter of Silver Lake is on
Corner Main k. Wall Street,
that calls for good ability and is
The price of tlie E cho - L eader is J. I. Thomas I. J., F A. Ad-rton, O. work it is doing.
the Creek.
Cottage Grove.
Henry Veateh returned to Corvallis no sinecure to the man who tills it.
$2 and the Weekly Examiner, (S. F.) G., C. H. Wallace, Chaplain., E. P.
W. S. CHRISMAN,
Jack Shields who was stricken
Satu day, to attend the agricultural Mr. Burton has held the office one
is $1.50, but to meet the ‘hard times Long, R. 3. N. G-, J. W. Gowdy, college in that eit; .
Proprietor.
with paralysis last week is improv­
term heretofore.
we will furnish both for $3.00.
L S. N. G., W. L. Wallace, R. S. V.
S H E E T IR O N W A R E ,
ing slowly.
Miss Rosa Hanson retured from
1 1. A. R. I nstallation . — The fol­
P&- PIONEER
Lewis & Burkho der shipped
^ lute, L. S. \ . G., M. C. Eugene Sunday, after a pleasant
The Fair View school is progress­
lowing-named gentlemen were in­
W i l d w ood A x e s , A m u n itio n , and a ll size s o f
eighty dressed turkies Thursday. Bond. R. S. S., A. J. Brown, L. S. S. visit with relatives.
ing fine under the able manage­
stalled
as
officers
of
J.
W.
Geary
Ella
Jones,
after
a
pleasant
vacation
S now d en S p rin gs.
Poultry is becom ing quite a prob­
among relatives, has returned to re­ port, G. A. R., for the ensuing year ment of Prof. Abbot.
The editor o f the E cho - L eader
able industry here.
sume her musical work.
The Blue Mountain Sunday school
Keep a full stock of
NAILS,
CUTLERY
Shelf and B uild in
at their hall last evening, by Post
to Snowden Springs Monday,
W E ST COTTAGE GROVE.
Our customers will please tal e
Miss Dora Myers began school for Commander. F. Reisner; S. Y. C.. J. has closed for the winter.
lE T J L lE ^ lD W A C R T F !.
notice that our Banking hours wjil on the 3:30 local passenger, return- a short term at the Lathan school-
Oscar Lee went to Latham last ISAAC FERGUSON
A. Burlingame; J. V. C., J. W.
close promptly at 3.30 o’clock p. m. in8 home Wednesday morning. The house, last Monday,
iJ F Ilepairing neatly done.
Lukin; Chaplain, H. D. W iley; Sur­ Sunday, returning home Monday.
Is still in the business for tlie ;
hereafter.
time was pleasantly spent and the
Jamee Law of Creswell, was in the
manufacture of boots and shoes.
geon, W. F. Martin; Q. M., S. R
The
river
has
been
quite
high
aud
We are pleased to learn that Hon T. editor got a nice little rest Capt. ci'y on business Thursday. Made
N. II. M artin.
J . S. M a rtin .
GEN E RA L R EPAIR W O R K
Williams; O. D., G. E. Kress; O. G.. past fording for the past week.
•T. Stites, the editor of the Democrat. Bon. D. Boswell, the genial and en- the E cho - L eader a pleasant call,
promptly done.
has been appointed postmaster at terprising proprietor was very busy I Arther Gardener who is a member R. H. Miller; S. M., L Gilstrap;
F. M. Wilkins, president of the
Thanking my friends for past pat­
Q.
M.
S.,
S.
M.
Taylor.
The
post
is
Albany to succeed Mr. Montieth. the j making improvements calculated to ot the clasf ol
cntL'red sch° o1
board of trade at Eugene will ap­ ronage I will endeavor to merit a
present incumbent. We always re- a(ld mach t0 th(J valuabl(! batbi
Monday, taking apec.al stud.es:
in a prosperous condition and one point members of the committee to continuance of their work.
joice to near that an editor—espe< .al-
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Eugene Guard, Jau. 10: Mrs. Jones, of the best in the state.
receive all offerings that charitable
lye. deserving one 1ms been .-truck j opportunities
opportunities which
which are
are becoming , of Cottage Qrove, the lady evangelist,
F R U IT TREES.
famous for the cure of all diseases returned home this afternoon,
Y oung P eople ' s S ociety .— Rev. J. disposed people desire to contribute
with good luck.
If
you
want to plant fruit trees this
to
the
citizens
of
Nebraska,
who
are
which physicians fail to cure. Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Wallace aud E. Snyder of this city Wednesday
J t .ke medicine
fall, you can save 25 per cent, on your
W E ARE NOW A BLE TO SELL GOODS AT A
• c .
l v.aot l ijptwell, Rhodes o f Drain, who had been nn- Nellie Hemenway returned from Port­ evening organized a Y oung Peeples suffering on account of short crops. order by purchasing from the
i v. ;3, o f crirse. Remember able to leave her room for three land after a few weeks visit with rela-
Society of Christian Endeavor at
This is a much favored locality.
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C u res
months,
suffering
terribly with t" es-
Irving, with 23 charter members. Snow has been an unknown visitor
OF WOODBURN, OREGON.
The town telpgvapb line was ex­ rheumatism, after taking baths two
Miss Annio Harris who has bePD The officers elected aro— President,
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except
just
enough
to
cover
the
teirSeud
for Price List,
p
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I
visiting
her
parents
for
a
few
tended to ngent Bond's residence
IN ADDITION TO OUR STOCK W E HAVE RECEIVED SOME
Miss Jennie Spc-ncer; vice president, sidewalk, this winter. The weather
I
wceks
at
Snowden
SPn
n
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ascur-
weeks,
left
Monday
for
her
home
iu
H. T hom ison , agent.
last Wednesday. This makes thir
! ed so she commenced attending Texas.
Mrs. Minnie Bond; corresponding has been more like spring than win­
teen offices now on the line, and
DO YOU W ANT A HOM E?
' school Monday.
such troubles
av. f F or suc-n
Prof. J. E. Love returned from secretary, Mrs. O. P. Hoff; record- ter.
it h as become quite
convenience j g nowdfcn Springs aro the best rem-1 Albany Monday, full of smiles to iug sec., Herbert Spencer: trensnr-
1 have concluded to sell my land
too.
F lower B eds . — Auyoue wanting
— W E ALSO H AVE—
edy on earth. Captain Boswell w ill! bring blight rays and
happy or Mrg
in 40 acre tracts and give men op ­
I t p Bond. After tbe
moments to the over 200 pupils in our
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Eakiu A Bristow Lave fitted up .„„I,-
make numerous improvements in
r r
organization of tlie society Bev. flower beds made can have tbe portunities to make ideal homes.—
»_• , public school.
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flowers free of cost by employing Location grand, Row river on one
the banking department of their | time for the coming season, which
Suvder
preached an interesting
.
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Rufus Cochran and his sister, M iss; -
1
° me to make the beds aud set out the side aud flowing springs on the other.
business house so that they have will be highly
, .
,
,
,
apprecia e
>y
e
Cochran, went to Eugeue Satur- 8®rm°n.
Good school convenient. 14 miles
flowers. Orders left at my home
everythingconvenient and pleasent people who attend these Springs. ¡day. Mr. Cochran started for his i
W E HAVE ALSO PLACED IN STOCK A NEW INVOICE OF
The Eugene Guard in reporting six miles south of Cottage Grove or east of Cottage Grove, on the Bohe­
for use, ns well as the great iin- j These improvements will be
mia road. Address, Bluff Post office
home at Silver Lake the same d ay; j
the installment of Helmet Lodge sent by mail will have prompt at­
Lane county, Oregon.
provement iu tbe general surround- uounced later
Miss Cochran will visit friends at j
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Eugene
a
few
days.
j
Knights of Pythias iu that city, tention.
R obert S. O wen .
P aul S nyder .
ings.
Which en ables us lo pu t up first class riclttrc Frames. We can lurnish you
N ew C ure for D yspepsia . Certain
Tho wide-awake Railroad agen t1 Pa.v s tbe follow ing deserved coinpli-
If you want any hauling done Centrally Located.
Free Bus to and From j with
Cottage Grove real estate: W.
French physicians cure colds by at Comstock was enjoying himself rnent to Hotel Eugene: The ban- leave your orders with
A. Sanders to I. N. Barker, several
Special Rates for Families.
all Trains.
Holiday Pictures in Frames.
applying ice to the spine. Profess- hugely in our city Saturday aud Sun- quet at the Hotel Eugene, prepared
J ack K nowlton .
NEAREST HOTEL TO POSTOFFICE
lots in Cottage G rove; 235.35.
or Pictet this week put before the ; day‘ Tbo attractions here are evi- by y [r and Mrs. S. E. Brown, was a
he following arc some of our reduction prices :
W. F. and J. Hemenway to D. H.
Money in poultry if you know
Good Ash Bedroom Suit ............................................................................... $14X0
academy of medicine the whole sys-
a,ri.n(
marvel to those present and was
how. Learn how in tbe W ebfoot
Hememvay, lots 7 and 8 in bik 3,
Extension Table.......... ..................................................................................
5.00
Hardwood Bedsteads....................................................
3.00
McFarland's add to Cottage G rove;! te m o f frigotherapeutics. He b e -j d I j - s Creek correspondent of the di8CU8sed at lenSth- T bc dlninS Planter.
Stoves, from $2.50, up. Sewoig Machine Oil, 10 cents a bottle. A full line
gau by experimenting on dogs, and Riddle Enterprise, says: TUe Misses room was handsomely decorated
For $3 we can furnish Dem orests
$500.
of
found that when they plunged into Miriam Piper and Fannie Dewald. and the tables arranged aud trimm-
Family Magazine aud the E cho - — F O R M E R L Y BAK ER HOUSE.—
W. F. andJ. Hemenway to D. H. I , „
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a bath at low temperature, and were of Cottage Grove, arrived at Canyou- ed in an artistic manner and reflect­
Hcmenway, J acre lot in C,jUnffe i kept tbere for SOQle time th
be_ ville about four weeks ago where they ed credit on Mr. and Mrs. Brown L eader for one year. Demorest is Headquarters for Travelling Men.
at the bead of all publications for Sample Rooms Free. Rates from $1
G rovc; $100.
,
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t , .
spent a very pleasant week w itli1
came ravenously hungry.
Being / .
,
, *,
. . . whose well known ability in this
its attractive and refining influence to $2 per Day.
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friends and relatives, and then started I
jp$FTroduce taken in exchange for goods.
County Clerk Jennings has receiv­ himself a sufferer frora stomach , jor j ) ay8 Creek, Miss Dewald’s form- j line needs no further comment.
Willamette Street, Eugene, Or.
in the family circle.
ed a table showing tbe changes : disease he had forgotten what it j or home, stopping on tho way several j
M A R T IN B R O S .
S. E. BROWN, Proprietor.
Petersburg
( Indiana)
News:
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON.
made in the taxable property in the was to have an appetite. So he days with Mrs. Hughes, jr. and sr.,
F o r O ver F ifty Years.
The appellate court decision to the
state by the state board of equaliza­ defended into the
refrigerating from thence to Mrs. J. Cloughs and !
A n O ld a n d W e l l -T r i e d K e m e d y .—Mrs.
, Mrs. E. Raymond’s where they spent |
that a »al ° ° “ keeper » liable W inslow’ s Soothing Syrup has been used for
tion. Three changes were made in tauk at a temperature many de-
vears bv millions of mothers for their
. a short time, and li ter remaining for damages to the person whom he over fifty while
teething, with perfect success,
the Lane county roll. The assess­ grees below zero. He wrapped a sever{d days the guests ol each or the | has made drunk for any injury he children
li soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all
>ain. cures wind cholic, and is tne best remedy
ment on railroad rolling stock was thick pelisse and other warm cloths Mrs. Chapman’s and t iking in the receives while in that condition will or Diarrhoea. Is pleasant to the taste. Sold
AND
by Druggists in every part of the W orld. Twen-
raised twenty-five per cent, that on about him, but after four minutes Christmas tree, they started on their Jo mQre tban an thi
elgc to flv e e e n ts a bottle. Its value is incalculable.
Be sure and ask for Mrs. W inslow’s Soothing
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,
merchandise was raised five percent | he
began to feel
hungry. At th*. return to Riddle where tney expect to
Syrup, and take no other kind.
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r
,
S
v
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visit
Mr.
and
Mrs. Conner ere return- rest,a,n the sale of liquor to a man
aud cattle five per cent.
dimed out
end of eight minutes he dimed
jug ^ tbeir hoine at Cottage Grove, who cannot control his appetite,
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OREGON.
C o llectio n s a S p ecialty. COTTAGE G R O V E , ----------- - --------------------
^ye were pleased to h air Miss Dewald The decision is to the effect that
L arge S hipments . — J. \V. Wiley of the tauk with a painfully keen
C o t t a g e G r o v e , O r .
The new .1 f<nw£er o f the above Hotel solicitsn liberal
shipped another carload o f hogs to a PPe tite. Manx such
experiments express a desiie to spend the next saloonkeeper can be held responsi-
P
l
a
n
t
e
r
,
share
o f patronage, with good meals and corteous treat­
Clothing tor Ladies and Children
San Francisco from here yesterday. *®re made. All meals taken, after holiduys^ at this place. Come again bje jor damages for the drowning
ment.
Special dinners and suppers on Sundays. Terms
Next Friday nine carloads of stock I a short stay iu the refrigerator, g ,rls and Wo wil1 •“ ome y ° n-
' of a young man who fell off of
A General Farm Paper. Made to order cheap for cash c reasonable. Give us a trial.
Roseburg Plaiudealer says
and hogs will be shipped by J. W. agreed with him. He found that
Let j bridge wben under tbe influence of Only 50 cents per year. country produce, by
M rs . P et S anford ,
ALSO MAKES A SPECIALTY OF SELLIN G
Hockersmith from
this
point. his dyspepsia was cured after the the convicts be put to work on the j ,iquor and lost his life
The saloon
Sixteen
pages
each
issue
Cottage
Grove.
highways
of
the
state.
And
as
soon
1
Items like these speak for them­ tenth decent.
man who sells whisky to a man un­
as possible, brother.
all devoted to the interests
selves with reference to Medford as
til he is unable to walk and then
Trespass Notice.
Mr. White law Reid, who sailed
W e have about come to the con­
o f farmers. F ru itgrow ers Notice is hereby given that I, the I j;______________
a shipping point and commercial
I kicks him out of tbe back door
.
for tbe Mediterranean at the b egin ­ clusion that all men are not made,
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Dairy - undersigned, have posted trespass
center.— Medford Monitor.
mind Bee-keepers and
ning of tbe mouth, is, according to | of dust, because dust always settles, j aud dismisses him from his
notices on my respective premises and
/- at * p J r\ 1 ( t O O C I S t l l l Q . I l O W
ir lT C B S
H I
all persons trespassing thereon after A
i i O • X XI u u u o
Palmer A Rev, of the well-known latest advices, spending a few days and we have a few subscribers who will now be required to exercise man.
this date will be prosecuted to the full
never made an attempt to do this j due care that he does not get injur-
printers’ supply house at Portland, in
extent of the law.
Morocco. At Tangiers
the since we nave had charge of the
L . H . Y arbrough .
, ed until he becomes sober.
have our tluiuks for a beautiful American Consul General presented paper.
illustrated pamphlet called the Port­ him to the young Saltan’s Minister
A. Todd desires to announce that
EAST AND SOUTH
A ray of sunshine, coupled with bg
now prepared to do all kinds
land Annual. It contains a number o f
— V IA —
Foreign
Affairs,
t h e I a silver lining.
Thirty-five years in practice of
G R A N IT E IR O N W A R E , A M M U N IT IO N , E T C .
brought a smile to the Gf surveying on short notice. A lib-
of tine illustrations descriptive of S u l t a n
himself
being
a t j overworked editor o f the E cho - L ead - e ra j gbare 0 f patronage is solicited medicine— 30 years on Pacific coast
Tne
Shasta,
Route
Portland’s new waterworks system, Fez. aud also to the Moorish Gov- eb Saturday.
Holds a state license from Cali­
: Residence in the Sherwood block.
—OF t h e —
i
the new electric plant at Oregon ; ernor of the Provinces. Mr. Reid
Mr. N. W. White, one of ourpros-
fornia State Medical Board since ’76.
Prices very moderate.
The Local
W o r ld .
New York’s governor
recom­
mends that convicts be employed in
roadmaking.
( o b nt y N e w » F r o m E u g e n e G u a r d .
S O C IA L FL U T T E R IN G .
E. P. Thorp has now been pub-
bailing the Cottage Grove E cho -
L eader three years. It is the best
paper published n a town the size-
I of Cottage Grove, in Oregon. He is
entitled to even better patronage
| than he receives.
le
Jinaary
EAKIN & BRISTOW.
MERCHANTS & BANKERS,
General Merchandise.
Lowest
C A S H
D W
s.
Prices.
A R /E
R. PIPER.
Hardware, Sieves, b a r e and
Bool it Shoe Shop |
C A R T R ID G E S .
New Furniture Store.
NEW FIRM, NEW STOCK, NEW STYLES !
Willamette Valley Nursery Co.,
= G r e a t Reduction ior C a s li .=
E legant Bedroom Suits.
Cook Stoves, Heaters id Hollowware
Moulding and Mitre Saw,
Carpets, Wall Paper, Glass, Paints, Oils and
Varnishes.
~ J . S. M ED LEY,
Justice of the Peace
Real Estate Agent.
R. w .
VEATCH , Proprietor.
W ebfoot
Real Estate.
Hardware, Stoves, Tinware,
DR. MODISETTE
City, and some of the finest build-
ings aud prominent men of port-
laud, as well as the ascent of Mt.
Hood by the Mazamas last July.
F r o m 5 0 C e n ts T o ¡¥1 3 5 A I>ay.
was received with some sh ow ’ by the i ^ rous farmers’ called to renew his
paper and give us the address of J. P.
The next dav both these White, Calistoga, Calf., and I). M.
officials called upon him by appoint- White Lewiston, Idaho, to commence
meut. Mr. Reid has already been with the fi st issue in the New Y’ ear
benefited by bis short stay in the We felt very t ankful.
Roseburg l laindealer: W e learn
Mediterranean, and is gaining in
from farmers that there is a scarcity
health and strength.
of wheat in Douglas county. One
JtilOO R ew a rd , * 1 0 0 .
and tbe main cause of the scarcity,
The reader of this paper will be is the feeding of large quantities of
pleased to learn that there is at least grain to stock. There has been
one dreaded disease that science has
more wheat fed to hogs this yea:
been able to cure in all its stages, and
than
any other year iu the history
that is Catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh Cure
soldiers.
Southern Pacific Co.
Diseases of women and children a
specialty. Office in the Knox resi­
Express Trains Leave Portland Daily. !
dence, Main street, opposite Lurch's
South.
I
I
North, j
D. D. G. C., Geo. Wall, installed
i: 15 |>. in I Lv.
Portland
Ar. 0:20 a. m. I
the following officers of Juventus store, Cottage Grove.
12:57 a. m. Lv. Cottane Grove Lv. 1:47 a. m.
Lodge, 48. K of P. Wednesday night
10:45 a. m. I Ar. San Francisco Lv. 7:00 p. m. I
W
.
H.
COOPER,
C. C., W. P. Lockwood; Y. C., Dr. H
Above trains stop at all stations from Portland
to Albany inclusive; also, Tangent, Shedds, I
Petrie; P.. A D. Lincoln; M. F. W.
-A -tto rn e sr a,t
Halsey. Harrisburg, Junction City. Irving, Ku- \
gene and all stations from Uoseburg to Ashland j
i J. K. Benett, M. F. F., Frank Jor­
inclusive.
C ottage G rove . O regon .
dan ; M. F. E., B. L urch: M. at A.
K o s f b u r s : T In il O a i l T .
J. S. Ozmeut.
— 8:3» a. m.
Ar. 4:30 P- m. !
Portland
Lv.
All about Fruit
W ebfoot Planter.
raising
in
tbe
Go to tlie Store of
iK zisrcix: «sc - w h i t e ,
COTTAGE
GROVE,
OREGON.
S. F. Call: A Mississippi dis­
patch says that a number of plant­
ers have combined to fix the rates
o f wages at 50 cents a day for men
ana 40 for women. A Pennsyl­
3:25 1». m. Lv. Cottage Grove Lv. 0:29 a. m. !
Lv. 7:00 a. m.
Roseburg
Ar.
5:50 p. m.
A w ard ed
vania dispatch reports a strike in
H ighest H onors— W o r ld ’s Fair,
the Carnegie steel works against an
D E A LE R IN
attempt to reduce the wages of men
D R
Pullman Buffet Sleepers.
who work about furnaces to $1 25 I is the only positive cure known to of Douglas county,
AND
f e r r o i i d I ’ I b m S l e e p i n g ( a n
a day. T ie gospel of cheapness the medical fraternity. Catarrh be-
c o » n t > itcui» F r o m Eugfne Ro$i»t«r.
ATTACHED TO ALL THROUGH TRAINS.
a “ constitutional
appears to be
be gaining
gaining ground
ground m
in ing
iMf> a
mstituti ui.il disease,
di a- , requires
K quiie-
Rev. C. A. W ooley preached an
Medicines, Confectionary,
a constitutional treatment. Hall’s
W e s t S id e D i v i s i o n ,
this country. The Carnegies < f Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act- able sermon at the Curab^nand
Between Portland and Corvallis.
GENTS’
night.;
both North and South arc doing ing directly on the blood and mucous ! Presbyterian church last
M A IL T R A IN D A IL Y (E XC E P T SU N D AY.)
their best to prolong ti e period of surfaces of the system, thereby ties- He took for bis subject “ Revival of
3» A. M. | I.Y
I’iirtland
Ar. I & 3 S T M
W E MAKE A SPECIALTY OF
troying
the
foundation
of
the
disease,
religion.”
12:151’. M. | Ar. Corvallm Lv. 11:8» 1’. M.
depression. The revival of busi­
and giving the patient strength by 1 , r
...
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At Albany anit OrvalHs connect with trains o
ness is admitted to depend upon an . ..V.
1
...
-
Mr. Ihom as
arner, of Fall
bnildirg up the constitution and as­
Oregon Pacific Railroad.
increased
demand for produite, sisting nature in doing its work. I Creek, brought to Eugene seven
A N D N O T IO N S .
I.x i m r n u . \
iu il v
K m r .r r B v r a a r .
which can hardly be expected as The proprietors have so much faith hogs that weighed 1,556 pounds
J**G oods sold as cheap, as any of | M r , ¡ 7 u,
Portland
Ar. | *25 a . m . For the manufacture of which we have superior facilities. Me invite
long as men have to work for fiom in its curative powers, that they offer dressed. He sold them to Fisher !
the same quality, as any store in town j 7:25 P. M. I Ar McMinnville Lv. 1 &50 A. M.
parties contemplating building or repanng to call and inspect our lum­
Also agent for
i Throllli|, tickets to all points in the Eastern
One Hui dred Dollars for any case and Watkins for four cents per
50 cents to $ 1 25 per day.
Respectfully,
_
.
_
states, Canada and Europe can he obtained at ber.
that it fails to cure. Send for a list
,
,
, , oal
M OST PERFECT MADE.
,
...
pound, and they netted him $62.24.
The U. S. Gov't Reports of testimonials.
J . I. J O N E S «
Addrc-s,
1
J
A pure Grape Cream o f Tartar Powder. Free
J TV a Oa
IV . « ..
Asst. G Y & Pass AjU
show Royal Baking Powder
F. J. C heney £ Co., Teleto. O.
Mr. Warner finds it pays to nuse from Ammonia, Alum or any otheT adulterant.
Front Store, u est Cottage
kolhlef M w r .
COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON.
' G rove.
Portland Or.
4 0 YEARS THE STANDARD.
superior to all others.
*'?~Hol<l by Druggists. 75e.
hogs.
H. THOM PSON
Dining Cars on Ogden Rusts.
Family Groceries,
CREAM
BAKING
POWDER
SEASONED
Building Lumber.
Our Saw Mill is in the Front tor a
BIG TRADE
Furnishing Goods
Fruit Trees.
100,000 FEET
INTERIOR
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