Cottage Grove echo=leader., January 19, 1895, Image 2

The Local
W orld.
Old end the New Veer.
SO C IA L F L U T T E R IN G .
NORMAL SCHOOL NOTES.
O. 8. N. 8., Rah! Rah! Rah! 8. O.
N S., Yah! Yah! Yah! Hip Za Rah
Zoo D-r-a-i-n This is the normal yell.
Professor Spoon is organizing a
class in drill-work with Indian clubs.
The class now numbers about forty.
Miss Maggie Wilson, of the class
’93 attended chapel exercises T les-
day, and visited the different ses don
rooms during the day.
Mrs. F. L. Russell, of Oakland, was
here Wednesday giving instruction
to her classes in painting and draw­
ing.
Mrs Law and daughter, attended
chapel exerc ses Monday morning;
her daughter will enter school soon.
The regular first half-year examin­
ations lor the Senior class will begin
in two weeks. The class this year is
the largest in tne history of the
school.
Miss Clare Stafford, of Mohawk;
Miss Ernest Whitmore, of Isabella;
and Miss Kate Denny, of Coburg;
are all teaching very successful
schools in their respective places,
which speaks well for the Normal.
Everything now looks favorable for
the appr >priation for this school, as
every other school in the state has re­
ceived aid from the State, which the
members of the Legislature ehouid
bear in mind in considering the ques­
tion.
Tens S eri ’ cs .
Darwin Bristow.
U-C-l-G EAKIN
Condon G lobe: “ A you ng man
by the name Neal Lewie, who had
been at work for Geo. Welshons,
died here last Wednesday.
His
remains were buried Thursday in
the cemetery on the hill. The de­
ceased came to Gilliam
cou n tj
from his home at Cottage Grove,
Lane county, nearly a year ago, for
a change to a higher and dryer
climate, and was in the employ of
John Maddock at Condon several
mouths last summer. Up to a year
ago he had a very robust constitu­
tion, but he had a severe attack of
la grippe, which terminated into
consumption,
causing his
early
demise. H e was about 23 years of
age and was a quiet, industrious
young man, who
made
many
friends during his short stay in
this county. He
leaves
several
brothers rnd sisters in Lane county,
his parents having died several
years ago.”
I le r b c r t F a b ln .
& BRISTOW.
Frank Whipple went to Salem last
“The year has gone, and with it
The Oregon ied apple has a grand many a glorious throng o f happy Saturday.
W. F. Grey visited friends at Cres-
future.
dreams. Its mark is on each brow;
well last Saturday.
its
shadow
in
each
heart.”
So
This is a fine location for a
COTTAGE GROVE.
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OF..
Darwin Bristow went to Eugene
wrote George D Prentice in his beau­
creamery.
Tuesday.
------DEALERS IN------
W ebfoot Planter, a general farm tiful and touching apostrophe to
C. H. Burkholder was in Eugene
“The Closing Year.” And
what
paper.
Tuesday.
Prentice said in his day may be said
Father Straven of Eugene came up
Do t o u take t h e W ebfoot Plan­
now. There is a marked sameness Monday, returning Tuesday.
ter?
about years as they follow each
Dr. Geo Wall made Eugene a busi­
25 per cent discount for cash, on
W e keep constantly on hand a Complete and well Selected assortment ol
other
and pass away. Each year ness trip Wednesday.
all trimmed goods after the li t of
D ry and F ancy goods. Hats, Boots, Shoes,
G ents
has its happy dreams and leaves
The rustling landlord, J. M. Sher­
Dec. at Mrs. Newman’s.
wood of the Sherwood house, went
F
urnishing
goods.
G
roceries,
H
ardw
are,
marks
on
brows
and
shaddows
in
Something useful as well as or­
to Eugene Tuesday.
Trunks, V alices and in feet
namental has found its way into the hearts. There is a wonderful com­
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wooley spent
monalty
and
likeness
about
days
E v e r y t h i n G.
E cho - L eader office, and it has been
a few days visiting relatives and
and
menths
and
years
and
the
ex­
All of which will be sold at
suggested that Darwin Bristow call
friends at Creswell last week.
periences snd sunshine they bring
and see the editor about i t
Miss Annie Hughes who was visiting
and the shadows they leave behind. her relatives, Mr. and Mrs. R.
W.
The S. P. Co., is now hauling
Sure enough “ there is nothing very Veatch of the Cottage Grove hotel,
wood at Latham and Divide, just
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new under the sun." The year returned to Creswell Saturday.
south o f this town, to Ashland and
Miss Birdie Griffin, accompanied by
1894 bos fallen in line and taken
will probably continue for several
its place in the long train of years her sister, Mrs. Spray, has returned
Done on reasonable terms. Exchange Bought and sold. Deposits r e c e iv e d
weeks.
home aftei an extended visit with
and is now numbered with the Post.
subject Jo check or certificate of deposit.
relatives.
L ife is too short to flitt r away in Its record is closed and sealed. Its
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Austin
of
Austin,
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C
o
l
l
e
c
tions
will receive prompt attention.
the fruitless whirl of personal ani­
General E. L. Applegate, who
words have all been spoken, its Grant county, Oregon, are visiting
gjdT The beet of references given.
mosities, spite, prejudice and petty
resides at Merlin, Jackson, and is
deeds done. May we not say ahe Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Downs of this
jealousies. A straight, strong pull,
known by nearly every old pioneer
city.
Mrs.
Austin
is
a
sister
to
Mrs.
has acted well her part and per­
and a pull altogether, will crown our
in Oregon, is suffering from a can­
Downs.
formed nobly her work. Bringing
efforts with successful prosperity.
cer in the right hand, which has
Misses Miram Piper and Fannie
the experiences and work of the
become a serious affliction. It is
N otice .— All persons knowing them­ past year nearer home, our own Dewald returned home Wednesday,
from their five week’s visit in the
selves indebted to Dr. O. V. Snapp,
now considered probable that the
city and couDty may feel congratu­ vicinity of Canyonville, with rela­
will please call at once and settle eith­
arm,
or at least the hand, must be
SCH'JOL
NOTES.
lated and thankful for the favors tives and f r i e n d s . ______
er by cash or note.
COTTAGE GROVE,
OREGON
D
rain , O regon , January 15, 1895, amputated to save the General’s life.
and
blessings
received.
While
J. H. M c F a r l a s d , Agent.
Dollars in your pocket to read the
G-rove,
Oregon.
School opened a week ago last Mon­ His many friends all over the state Cottage
Dealers
in
Photographs.
there have been no Tery
long W ebfoot Planter.
day after a vacation of two weeks.
will earnestly spmpathize with him.
F or Portrait Photos and Views, strides taken, yet our people have
W . S. C R IS M A N ,
A second foot ball team was organ­
The Firemen of East Cottage
The Ashland Tidings some weeks
g o to Meinzer’s Photo Gallery, West not been asleep, but have been
ized
last
week.
Grove will give a bail on the night of
Proprietor.
ago reported the loss o f a number
Cottage Grove. Satisfaction guar­ doing much vigorous thinking and February 14, for the benefit of the fire
The second term of the school year
of head of horses by stockmen in
anteed.
F. J M einzer , Prop.
some vigorous acting. A
more department.
will soon en d ; Feb., 4.
that country from what is supposed
healthy
moral
tone
is
pervading
our
Those
students
who
spent
their
S H E E T IR O N W A R E ,
Our customers will please take
Rev. C. H. Wallace held an inter­
OekT PIONEER ~©$
notice that our Banking houre will business, social and political life in eating and successful revival meeting holidays out of town have nearly all to be mountain fevor. Since then
returned; many bringing new ones other losses from the disease hare
W ild w o o d A xes, A m unition, and all sizes o f
close promptly at 3:30 o ’clock p. m., the city and county. As a result of at Lynx hollow last week, and we
with them.
been
reported
by
raDcbers
east
of
this, marked improvement and en­ are told gave the people there some
hereafter.
The Washington and Aldelphine
terprise are manifest, and a pros­ most excellent gospel sermons. Literary societies have started up Ashland. Last week on the Samp­
E akim A B ristow .
Keep a full stock of
NAILS,
CUTLERY
Shelf and B uild in
son creek range, near Soda Springs,
W EST COTTAGE GROVE.
W a s t e d .— To correspond with a la ­ perous uplift is promised for the Four persons made profession of re­ again.
six dead horses were found in one
d y with a view to marriage. Must give new year.
ligion and a general interest was
H A R D W A R E .
Miss Emma Withers, of Eugene, day, four of them in a bunch. The ISAAC FERG U SO N
right name, age, weight, and if a wid­
awakened that will grow and do commenced school here the first of animals were in good flesh aDd were
The Gold Flower.
fjar Repairing neatly done,
Is still in the business for the
ow, how many children. Please ad­
the week. Miss Bollman, also of undoubtedly victims of the disease.
This flower, so fittingly called great good in that section.
manufacture
of boots and shoes.
dress No. 346% Gleson street, Port­
Eugene, entered the second year
Gold Flower, was produced by M.
We are safe in saying that no town
N. H . M artin.
land, OregoD
F lower B eds . — \nyone wautmg
J . S. M artin.
GEN ERAL REPAIR W ORK
course,
a
week
igo
last
Monday.
Moser, of Versailles, France, and in­ the size of this on the 8. P. Railroad
M r . S am R. G ood .
flower
beds
made
can
have
the
promptly done.
We hear Mist China Piper, of Cot­
troduced in Europe lust season, the ; erected near so many buildings in
N one«.—A meeting of the fire de­
Thanking my friends for past pat­
plants selling ut a very high figure, 1894, as were built here. Naturally a tage Grove, wi.l return the last of the flowers free of cost by employing
partment of East Cottage Grove, is
ronage I will endeavor to merit a
week
to
take
up
music
again.
only a few plants coming to America. healthy location, pure
me
to
make
the
beds
and
set
out
the
mountain
hereby called to meet at Knox hall
The flowers are two or three inches spring water brought here will sure­
Fannie Day is expecting her sister, flowers. Orders left at my home continuance of their work.
Monday, Jan.. 81, 1895, at 7 o ’clock
across, of a bright, shining, golen ly make this the healthiest locution in Miss Nellie, from Dayton, Wash., the
six miles south of Cottage Grove or
p. m. Business of importance will be
F R U IT TREES.
yellow and bearing numerous hand­ the state o f Oregon ; with an excellent last of tlie week. She will take up
brought before the members and a
sent by mail will have prompt at­
some stamens. The plant is of low. public school managed and taught by the Senior course.
If you want to plant fruit trees this
full attendance is requested.
P aul S nyder .
fall, you can save 35 per cent, on your
spreading, branching growth, with teachers of fine attainments, who are
W E A RE NOW A BLE TO SE L L GOODS AT A
There will be a match game played tention.
C. H . B u rkh older .
order by purchasing from the
handsome leaves, the upper side earnestly laboring to make it a grand j here Saturday afternoon between the
I f you want any hauling done
L et us join hands in making the much darker than the lower. It is
sui cess, there are many reasons why foot ball team of this place and the leave your orders with
year 1895 one of the most prosper­ perfectly hardy, forms an excellent in 1895, there should be a large num­ public school team of Eugene.
J ack K nowlton .
OF WOODBURN, OREGON.
ous communities here ever enjoyed. border, or is grand for bedding, while ber of excellent people located here
The school is more prosperous now
Send for Price List.
Money in poultry if you know
than ever before. The number of.
L et personal animosity, spite, preju­ us a single pot plant It is charming
IN ADDITIO N TO OUR STOCK W E HAVE R ECEIVED SOME
H. T hompson , agent.
The new proprietor o f the San
with its clean, bright green foliuge,
dice and petty jealousies bs cast as a back-ground for the flowers Francisco Call, which was sold at slucents iu attendance is a about 375 how. Learn how in the W ebfoot
Planter.
S ister D eacon .
DO YOU W ANT A HOM E?
aside, and let all unite in one grand great, shiny yellow disks, brilliant in auction lately for $360,000, is 36
For
$3
we
can
furnish
Demorest's
universal effort for the common ben­ their reflections as burnished gold.
I have concluded to sell my land
Comstock Items.
years of age and commenced his
Family Magazine and the E ch o - in 40 acre tracts and give men op ­
This year an enterprising firm ir,
— W E ALSO HAVE—
efit of this entire section with its
We
are
having
a
variety
of
weather
newspaper career as a paper carrier
offering it at the price o f ordinary
L eader for one year.
Demorest is portunities to make ideal homes.—
aggregation o f colossal resources.
H
W. Stewart
has
returned
for General John Clarkson, of Iowa,
plants, viz., 85 cents a plant.
at the head of all publications for Location grand, Row river on one
Mrs. Venturni of Comstock, has
By sending 10 cent to James Vick’s in Dea Moines at a tender age. On from his annual “ Bum’’
its attractive and rein in g influence side and flowing springs on the other.
Harry Wynn w< nt t Co ta. e Grove,
been s guest of the Sherwood bouse Sons, Rochester, N. Y., for V ick’s coming to California he entered the
G ood school convenient. 14 miles
in the family circle.
W E HAVE ALSO PLACED IN STOCK A NEW INVOICE OF
east of Cottage Grove, on the Bohe­
fer some time, having corns here to Floral Guide, [ which amount may be employ o f J. J. Owens, of the San Saturday and relumed Monday.
deducted
from
first
order],
you
will
mia
road.
Address,
Bluff
Post
office
Miss
Mary
Spong
was
visiting
with
receive medical treatment o f Dr.
A. T odd desires to announce that
Jose Mercury, as office boy and
learn all about this beautiful plant
Mrs. Jas Hawley at the Divide, last he is now prepared to do all kinds Lane county, Oregon.
Geo. Wall. Since a successful surg­
Hypericum Moserianium, and also general utility man on the ground Sunday.
R obert S. O w en .
of surveying on short notice. A lib­
ical operation upon her person by regarding their offer of $300 cash for floor. During several years of hard
Which enuhles ua to put up first class Picture Frames. We can furnish you
Wm. Eastman was in town the first eral share of patronage is solicited
Centrally Located.
Free 'Bus to and From with
Dr. Geo. Wall, Jan. 7, 1895, she has a name for the New Double Sweet work he served as advertising clerk, of the week with a phonograph.
Residence in the Sherwood block.
been so rapidly improving that she Pea.
Special Rates for Families.
all Trains.
reporter and business manager, and
Prices very moderate.
Mr. Hylton o f Drain ta vtaitl-g -Ms
NEAREST HOTEL TO POSTOFFICE
returned horns Friday on the 3:30 t O V . L O R D 'S I N A l 'G E B A L C E R E then branched out for himself by daughter Mrs. Chas Earl.
fj^ T T h e following are some of our reduction prices :
All about Fruit raising in the
M O N IE S .
Reseburg local.
Mrs. L. H. Calame, went to Drain W ebfoot Planter.
purchasing an opposition paper, the
Good Ash Bedroom Suit...................................................................................$14X0
Oregon Statesman : In ths final
Extension Table................................................................................................ 6.00
San Jose Times, Then he bought Thursday, to visit relatves and
Hard wood Bedsteads....................................................................................... 3.00
message of G overnor Psnnoyer will
F o r O v e r F ift y Y ea rs.
friends.
out his old
employer,
Owens,
A n O l d a n d W e l l -T r i e d K kmf . d t .- Mr».
Stoves, from $2.50, up. Sewing Machine Oil, 10 cents a bottle. A full line
be found several suggestions worthy
Mr. D. Perini met with quite a Winslow’s
Soothing Syrup has been used for
merged the Times into Mercury and
of
painful accident a short time since over fifty years bv millions of mothers for their
the a'tentioc of the present legisla­
while teething, with perfect success. — FO R M ER LY B A K E R HOUSE —
A General Farm Paper. ture, none tbs lass because they has been successfully Opperatiug by a ruised window sash falling upon children
Carpets, W a ll Paper, G lass, Paints, Oils and
It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all
ln, cures wind cholic, and is the best reined
Headquarters for Travelling Men.
the
latter
journal
every
since.
him.
O nly 50 cents per year. rams from a man in opposition and
r Diarrhoea. Is pleasant to the taste. Soli
Varnishes.
by Druggists in every part of the World. Twen- Sample Rooms Free.
Rates from $1
Mr. Shortridge has the reputation
Quite a lively fisticuff oceured near flve
cents a bottle. Its yalue is incalculable.
Sixteen pages each issue in political disrepute with ths large
of being a liberal employer, and he here one day last week; both of the Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing to $2 per Day.
^^T Produce taken in exchange for goods.
Willamette Street, Eugene. Or.
all devoted to the interests majority. He gives good advice and would rather be on good terms combatants are wearing dislocated Syrup, and take no other kind.
S. E. BROWN, Proprietor.
o f farm ers. F ruit grow ers points out several ways wherein the with his “ boys” than outsiders. He mugs” .
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON.
laws of ths state can bs improved
A Chinese hobo was “ fired” off the Laud Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
Bee-keepers and Dairy
promises to put the Call in training
snd the interests of ths stats sub-
north bound overland here last Mon­
January 14, 1895.
man.
for competition in the newspaper day night. Verily, the Pigtails in this
ssrved.
Notice is hereby given that the following-
business, and will make it the lead­ country are fast becoming American­ named settler has filed notice of his intention to
Governor L ord’s inaugersl ad­
make final proof in support of his claim, and that
ing republican journal of the Paci­ ized.
said proof will be made before A. C. Jennings
AND
There ia a great difference in peo­ dress ia also full o f facts and wise
Clerk of Lane county, Oregon, at Eugene
The dancing party at J. F. Earls last County
fic coast
Lane
county,
Oregon,
on
Saturday
February
ple. A Kansas man will stand in suggestions over which the mem­
23d. 1895, Vi*:
The Pendleton Tribune has taken Saturday night, and the one at E. W. James T. Despain. on Homestead Entry No 5494
p rovertj and ruga amid the ruin bers will do well to ponder, for he has
Vaughn’s Tuesday night, were both for the w y7 NE1*, w U S E 'i, of sec. 2 , tp. 21 S R
west, .»e names tne following witnesses to
and ashes o f his third corn crop, struck several chords that will find up the subject o f good roads and very pleasant affairs, and all who at 4 prove
COTTAGE G R O V E .
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OREGON.
his continuous residence upon and culti
vation of, said land, viz: Ansel C. Briggs,
burned by the hot winds of Jaly, a ready response in the hemrte o f the advocates the employment of con­ tended seemed to enjoy themselves James
R. Ken all. J. M. M rtin and James
C ottage G rove , O r .
The new M anager o f the above Hotel solicits a liberal
Hawley of Cottage Grove, Lane county, Oregon,
and swear to the passing stranger people, and the nearer this assembly victs in their improvement in the hugely.
fan 19-33
R. M. V eatch . Register.
share
o f patronage, with good meals and, corteous treat­
following
manner:
P. A. Lindstrom and gang of fifteen
that Kansas is the best state in the come to carrying out ths spirit o f
Clothing tor Ladies and Children
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
ment.
Special dinners and suppers on Sundays. Terms
men
who
have
been
here
some
seven
“
Under
present
conditions
the
Union, while the Oregon man who the address the nearer it will come
Made to order cheap for cash or
)
months working for the S. P. Co., ex­ U nited S tates L and O ffice
reasonable.
Give us a trini.
suggestions
that
state
convicts
be
gets but forty bushels to the sere to pleasing ths masses. Governor
Roseburg, Or., January 14, 1895.] country produce, by
pect to leave the first of next week.
employed
upon
the
public
highway
ALSO
MAKES
A SPEC IALTY OF SELLIN G
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
following-nam­
M
bs
.
P
et
S
asfobd
,
one season, when he wanted seven­ L ord’s address is a masterp.dce of
5' to
We dislike to lose them.
ed settler has filed notice of his intention
ili
make final proof In support of his claim, and that
Cottage Grove.
ty-five, snd had sixty the year be scholarly composition, as wall as an is an admirable one. It is a fact to
Born ; to the wife of D. Perini, Jan­ Mid proof will be made before A. C. Jennings,
be developed that as a rule the Ore­ uary 19. a son ; weight nine pounds. County Clerk of Lane county, Oregon, at Eugene
fore, will go off on a visit dressed aggregation of wisdom snd facts
Trespass Notice.
I-ane county Oregon on Saturday, February 23.
in his best suit of clothes, and tell surprising to those who did not gon roads are bad— very bad— dur­
To the wife of J. W. Jones, J a n .,14. MW, viz: Ansel C. Briggs, on Homestead
Notice is hereby given that I. the
Entry No. 5458, for the NU Nwo, sec. 12, tp. t H,
every man on the train that Oregon know him thoroughly as it was ing a graat part of the time, the tax a son ; weight ten pounds, all doing K 4 west. He names the following witnesses to undersigned, have posted trespass
wove his continuous residence upon and cul- notices on my respective premises and
is too dead to skin.
well.
X X.
tvatlon of, said land, viz: James K. Kendall,
pleasing to b is intimate acquaint­ work done by the citizens being
James T. Despain, J. M. Martin and James all persons trespassing thereon after
A. V. Whitney, who came here a ances. It shows that bs knows ths usually of a temporary character,
W heat F ed H ogs . — The Armour Hawley of Cottage Grove, Lane county, Oregon, this date will be prosecuted to the full
K. M V eatch . Register.
extent of the law.
few months since to engage in farm­ state of Oregon and its needs; that performed under protest in a per­ Packing Company has made a test ¡an I M 3
L. H. Y a r b r o u g h .
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
ing, called at the E cho - L eader office he has grasped the situation as gov­ functory way and at a season when of wheat fed hogs which gives an
U nited S tates L and O ffice ,
Saturday. He is a subscriber, and ernor even before taking hia seat, the conditions are least favorable to advantage of 26 per cent to those
Roseburg, Oregon, January 14, 1895
called to send additional copies to and that he will conduct the affairs its permanence. By urilizing con­ thus fed also that the flavor is as
-v iA -
Notice Is hereby given that the following
Fraak White, Eugene, and Jerome of ths office with practical good victs for this work good and perma­ good if not better than tboee fed on named
settler has hied notice of his Intention to
The
final proof In support of his claim, and that
W hitney, Gale, Oregon. This is the sense and strict fidelity.
nent roads might bs constructed, corn. The report goes on to say make
said proof will be made before A. C. Jennings,
County
Clerk
of
Lane
county
Oregon,
at
Eugene,
— OF T H E —
the convicts given healthy out-door “ If bn aders can produce through Lane county Oregon, on Saturday February 23
proper way to do and we appreciate
W e learn that snow is six feet deep
viz: James K. Kendall, on Homestead
employment and citizens relieved wheat-feeding an animal which is 1895,
the dispoeition o f any one who try
Entry No. 5830, for Sw‘a of see. 2, Tp. 2t, S R 4 Southern
Pacific Co.
in the Bohemia mountains
At this
west. He names the following witnesses to prove
to help us carry the great burden of
of a duty which is now shirked or profitable to them in the cbm para his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of, Express Trains Leave Portland Daily.
date last year it was fifteen feet deep.
land, viz:
Ansel C. Briggs, James T
02 c
W H I T E ,
publishing a local paper, enthusi­
slighted as opportunity offers. Be­ tive cost of food, and attractive to 8ald
Desplaln, J. M. Martin and James Hawley, of South.
North.
I
There are numerous persons wait­
Grove, Lane county, Oregon.
astically devoted to the general de­
sides, it would be better to so ein- the packer at the same time, there Cottage
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON.
Lv.
Portland
Ar. 8:20 a. m.
5:15 p. m.
Janl9-33
R. M. V eatch , Register.
ing patiently and hoping that an
12:57 a. m. Lv. Cottage (¡rove Lv. 1:47 a. m. .
velopment of this locality o f grand early spring may melt the suow out plor convii-ts than to place them iu can be no question about the future
San Francisco I. t . 7:00 p. m.
10:45 a. m Ar.
. ____
W . H. COOPER
opportunities.
Above trains stop at all stations from Portland
of Bohemia so they esu go to work competion with free labor in shop of the wheat-fed In g, when wheat
to Albany inclusive: also Tangent, Shedds,
and factory.”
-A.tt0rn.e3r
a
t
L
a
-w
,
Tisburg. Junction City, Irv.nc, Bu­
Halsey,
Harrisburg
Never grow we->ry in well doing. in developing their gold ledges.
ia cheap. He has simply cocue to
MERCHANTS & BANKERS,
General Merchandise.
Lowest
CASH
Prices.
Keep this space A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
for the New York
Racket Store.
Corner Main
and Wall
S. R. PIPER.
Street,
Hardware, Sims, lhware and
Boot k Shoe Shop
C A R T B I D O -E S .
New. Furniture Store.
R V m i . H I STOCK. IKY STYLES!
Willamette Talley nursery Co.,
= G r e a t Reduction for C a s li.=
Elegant Bedroom Suits.
Cool Stoves, Heaters and HoUov-ware
Moulding and Mitre Saw,
Holiday Pictures in Frames.
W ebfoot
Planter,
C
M ARTIN BROS.
J. S. M E D L E Y ,
Justice of the Peace
Real Estate Agent
R. W . VEATCH, Proprietor.
Collections a Specialty.
Real Estate.
For No. 1 Goods and Low Prices in
EA S T AND S O U TH
Hardware, Stoves, Tinware,
GRANITE IRON WARE, AM M UNITIO N, E T C .
Co to tie Store ot
Shasta Route
Everybody in this
community
ehouid put their shoulders to the
wheel snd keep it revolving in a
manner beat calculated to build up
UP* of the best and most prosper­
ous towns in Oregon. The exten­
sive fertile valleys and rich foothill
land tributary to this town, need
■tore people and better cultivation.
W e should be ever ready to encour­
age enterprise— ever ready to re-
with the moet liberal gener-
ty »very local enterprise having
* tendency to create new avenuee of
labor and the general development
o f out phenomenal resources. Give
all enterprising home seekers a
warm band of welcome.
| J O O D ’ a C U R E » When all other
■ * preparations fail.
It possesses
curative power peculiar to itself. Be
! to g et Hood's Sarsaparilla.
«lO O Rew ard, 9 1 0 0 .
The reader of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to curs in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh be
ing a constitutional disease, requires
a constitutional treatment. Hall'
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act
ing directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby des
troy ing the foundation of the disease
and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and as­
sisting nature In doing its work
The proprietors have so much faith
in its curative powers, that they offer
One Hundred Dollars for any case
that it fails to cure. Send for & list
o f testimonials. Address,
F. J. C henev & Co., Toledo, O.
^ » “Sold by Druggists, 75c
The Cotton States Exposition to stay.
be bald at Atlanta, Georgia, from
the middle o f September, 1895, to
Awarded
the snd of tbs year, promises to be
Highest
Honors—
W orld’s Fair
a “ W orlds Fair” upon a somewhat
smaller scale than the great Colum­
D R .
bian Exposition— yst the Atlanta
exposition it is said, will equal in
size and grandeur tbs Centenial
Exposition. T bs Nations of tbs
Earth have been invited to make
exhibits— in fact, the citizens of
Atlanta have decided to make it an
International Exposition I The “ New
South” in this exposition at the
beautiful city of Atlanta is display­
ing an energy and zeal that would
be a credit to the moet energetic
city in the North or East or West.
W CREAM
B A K IN G
P O W D tR
The U. SL Gov’t Reports
i bow Rayml Baking Powder
superior to mil othmrm.
M O S T P E R F E C T M A D E.
A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free
fror.i Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant,
40 YF4°.C T-?r.
C ottage G rove .
O regon .
H. THOMPSON
one and all stations from Koseburg to Ashland
inclusive.
H t s f k a r f S iati D a ll V.
Portland
Ar. 4:30 p. m.
8:30 a. m. Lv.
3:25 p. m. Lv. Cottage Grove Lv. 9:29 a. m.
Roseburg
Lv. 7:00 a. ir..
5:50 p. m. Ar.
Dining Cnrs on Ogden Ruote.
D E A LE R IN
Family Groceries,
Medicines, Confectionary,
Pullm an Buflet Sleepers.
AND
D e s , 4 C la s s S le e p in g Care
ATTACHED TO ALL THROUGH TRAINS.
W e a l Ride D lv lslw n .
Between Portland and Corvallis.
GENTS’
Furnishing Goods
AND NOTION8.
^ • “Goods sold as cheap, as any ol
the same quality, as any store in town.
Also agent for
Fruit Trees.
MAIL TRAIN DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY.)
Portland
A rT s-S T p TW.
f-.m a . M. I Lv.
Corvallis
Lv. | 1:80 P. M.
12:15 P. M. i Ar.
At Albanv and Corvallis connect with trains o
Oregon Pacific Railroad
E x p r e ss T ra in D a il y 'E xc e p t S c n d a t .)
A'
Portland
McMinnville
Ar. I 8:25 A. M.
Lv. 5:50 A. M.
Thsmifih tickets to all points In the Eastern
f f l b , Can
nada
‘ and
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Europe
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can he obtained
*
at
^
,?s*-Red Front Store, West Cottage v
Grove
rates (rom M. C. Bond,
a, ag<
agent,
nt, cottage
E. P. ROGER*,
Asst. G. F & Pass Aßt.
kim B y L f . r Manas*»r.
Portland Or.
100,000 FEET
SEASONED
Building Lumber.
Our Saw Mill is in the Front ior a
BIG TRADE
W E M A K E A SPECIALTY OF
INTERIOR •; HOUSE (FINISH
For the manufacture of which we have superior facilities. W e invite
parries contemplating building or reparing to call and inspect our lam-
W.
R-rwa.il,.
COTTAGE GROVE
J
OREGON
JO N ES'