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About Cottage Grove echo=leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 18??-1895 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 26, 1895)
The Local W o rld . H e lp fo r N ebrask a. S O C IA L F L I T T E R I N G . H E L P FOR NEBRASKA. Mr. John Tait, one of the commit NORM AL SCHOOL NOTES. Lewis Thomas, of Oregon City, a brother of Misses Ina and Olive U -C ic Darwin Bristow. H erb ert L u k in . E A K IN & B R IS T O W O r e g o n H a s I 'o o r a r J e d T w e l v e C a r l o a d » A. Cole went to Eugene Tuesday. o f S u p p li e s t o S u ffe r e r s . Harley Glass of Comstock was in the suffering people of Nebraska, Thomas, returned to school Mon Oregon is doing its shave toward the city Wednesday. called a meeting in this city, Thurs day. M ER CH AN TS & B AN K ER S, sufferers, J. H. McFarland went to Medford | helping the Nebraska Do you take the Webfoot Plan day night, at which time the follow COTTAGE GROVE, Miss Maud Hardy, who has been OR. ter? The Grand Ronde valley has sent Saturday. ing committees were chosen to soli schools at- .T . B. Rouse the saw mill man has ; seven carloads of wheat, dour, :'ruit, teaching the Bandon ------ DEALERS IN- 25 per cent discount for cash, on cit supplies, and report at the mass been at Oakland this week. vegetables, etc.; Arlington, one car tended chapel exercises Tuesday all trimmed goods after the tel of meeting to be held at Davis ball GOING Dec. at Mrs. Newman's. H. W . Stewart of Comstock was in load of wheat; Portland, two cars cf morning. in t is city January, 30, 1S95: j the Thursday visiting his parents, j potatoeil) an<1 ' Salem a carload of A large croud witnessed the If you want any hauling done Row River— Oliver Veatcli, J. T. M rs. M ay Hart returned to her home flour aud other supplies. Many of Foot-ball game last Saturday, be leave your orders with Hunt, F. S. Currin and Jas. Sears. at Lebanon Saturday. J ack K xo w lt o n . Wc keep constantly on hand a Complete and well Selected assortment ot the valley towns have sent in less tween Eugene public school team Mushy Cheek— A. J. Brumbaugh. Prof. ,T. P. Holland of Eugene is in j James Duvall and Mr. I, than carloads, which the relief com- and the Drain team, which was an tiic city on business and recreation. Dry and Fancy goods. Hats. Boots, Shoes. Gents v'«> i > — J e; T ... l.»r, J have lately built a mci-. two Him . mitee massed into another carload exciting scene. Eveiytliing passed Mrs Renfro of Latham visited: Furnishing goods. Groceries. Hardware. Rouse and X. W. White. Silk frame residence west of Main and here and sent forward yesterday, j off quietly. The game ended with Trunks. Valices and in fact Creek— J. H. Mekiuuey aud J. M. j friends in this city a few days first of | W all streets. This makes 12 carloads from Ore- eight-teen to nothing in favor of the week. E v e r y t h i n G. Hicks. Lorane— John White aud P h o to g ra p h s. Mrs 1). Grousbeck of Creswell, was gon so far, and it ts hoped to get Eugene. The Eugene boys return- •7 H. Crow. Cottage Grove— S. R. All of which will be sold at visiting with her daughter, Mrs. F. A. j several more. i ed home Sunday morning in good For Portrait Photos and Views, Piper. Darwin Bristow, J. B. Lewis, Newman, Sunday. co n -; spirits, and well pleased with the to Meinzer’s Photo Gallery, West The need s gre and will Mrs. Ella Jones, Mrs. Sarah Coch Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Veatcli, and Mrs. tinue all winter. The Cottage Grove. Satisfaction guar railroads entertainment while in Drain. ran, Mrs. A. Mount, Mr. H. Lincoln, Elsie Holderman, arrived homo from j anteed. F. .J. M eix zeh , Prop. are doing tlieir part and are carry Miss Safely, of Yoncolla, entered ------ a l s o ------- Hamilton Veatcli and Marion Portland, Tuesday. ing everything free. The Southern school Monday. Others from Day- Our customers will please take Miss Rosa B. Williams left for San [ Veatcb. B A N K IN G B U SIN E SS. notice that our Banking hours will .lose. Calif., oil the overland Monday | Pacific will bring all small ship ton, Marshfield and Oakland will Done on reasonable terms. Exchange Bought and sold. Deposits received ments to Portland without charge, enter soon. night, to be absent nearly a mouth. Normal School Notes. close promptly at 3:30 o’clock p. m., subject to check or certificate of deposit. hereafter. Miss Bora Blume of Pleasant Hill, ! if marked “To Nebrask a Relief com- A little snow fell here Sunday, Classes have been organized for has been the guest of her friend, Mrs. ^•^Collections will receive prompt attentimi but did not lay on the ground long. mitee, care O. R. & N. Co.,’’ aud special drill work in the branches E a k in & B r is t o w . Tlie best of references giveu. Miss Hardy, a graduate of the F. A. Newman, in this city, the past wh 'n a carload is accumulated it for the county examination. No W a n t e d . —To correspond with a la week. : goes forward. The committee ! one preparing for examination could dy with a view to marriage. Must giv C a s s 91 attended chapel exercises Mr. and Mrs. Almon, of Minnesota right name, age, weight, and ir a wid T ■ >.ia\ morning. is compose! of J. Torburn I do better than to come and take Nellie Day aud Neva Long, from arrived here first of the week and are ow, how many children. Please ud- Ross, J. E. H iseltiue, F- E. ByatlV ! the drill work. dress No. 3iG% Gleson street, Port Dayton, Waste, are expected the 20, Visiting Mr and Mrs Hamilton Veatcli Corner Main and Wall 1 *-iii »LI H. - Allen Hhorey and F. K. Arnold, to enter the Senior course the first I and other relatives. land, Oregon. A special committee from the R. M. Veatcb. Ermine and Jolinie an 1 any contributions of money. of the term. M r . S am R . G ood . _ , . . . - legislature is expected to visit this Street. clothing or.oilier articles can bfijfift] . , , , , Examination begins next Monday Veatch came down from Roseburg Mr. J. J. Lane, who carries the ... j .. b I school soon, for the purpose of Saturday aud is visiting COTTAGE GROVE, and will continue until the end of at the place-'of business of any TW te |__d.; ______ ____ , __tU_ OREGON mail to Wallace says the road is raifking a report relative to the Currins. the term. ap' Cottage Grove, Oregon. of them. The following letter to Dealers in better now than in October. Not pending bill in the legislature. Mrs. D. O. Hawley and son, of Val Prof. Van Seoy lias special class Mr. F. K. Arnold will be interest being much travel the road has be- ley county. Neb., arrived Saturday Fred Talcott, Misses Mu rill Tal- " W ”. es for review for the teachers exam-1 come quite solid. and will make an extended visit with j inatiou. T. , x, , 7 »on- J cott and Lottie Beckett, are teacli- Liucoln, Neb., Jan, l i r 189o. !-. i her parents, Mr and Mrs. A. H Beagle, A new sidewalk has been pnt Prof. Van Scoy was delightfuly mg successful terms of school near P | of this eity. “I called at tbe office of the state down around the corner w here the | surprised by a present from the Turner. They have been re- j Misses Miram Piper and Fannie relief committee yesterday and Central hotel was once standing; ! students and citizens, the other eve- ter the second term,: Dew aid; two of Cottage Grove’s most : folmd tbe sòcortary, ltev. Luther! ernB °-ve^ I ning. U rif PIONEER an improvement to the greatness of Mr. Lewis Thomas, of Oregon i poPu*ar J°nng ladies, m.idethe Entei p L udj en Ono 0f the busiest of whicli is sufficient proof of their Judge 'Walker. It is appreciated •. . , , . , , . .P prise a pleasant visit Tuesday luesday evening abilitv as Teachers. City, entered school here last Mon In looks and manner of dis- on tlieir return home from a moths “ muchly.” Tuus S ervus . day, taking up a review for teachers C - A . I R / X ’I R z I I D G K E S . business and way of visit in Canyouville and viciuity.— j patching F losvlr B eds . — Anyone wanting examination in the spring, Enterprise. speaking he is not unlike Moody, 1 Keep a full stock of NAILS, CUTLERY Shelf and Build in W E ST COTTAGE GROVE. Quite a number of students will flower beds made can have the 8 . 0 . Southworth of Comstock, was in the evangelist. His morning mail Rufus Rawlings has returend flowers free of cost by employing enter school the 4th of February. the city Wednesday visiting his JOHN FERGUSON had just come in and was approxi from Halem. me to make the beds and set out the I wiU con,mence the fir8t parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Condon. mately a thousand letters to be Is still in the business for tbe i l J ’ Repairing neatly done. Mrs. Wm. Champion has been on Our reporter has arrived at the con flowers. Orders left at my home manufacture of boots and shoos. There were many peo- the sick list for some time. Saturday evening the two Liter elusion that the good looking gentle opened. six miles south of Cottage Grove or ary societies fused for iiiat time. N. IT M a r tin . G E N E R A L REPAIR W O RK J . S. M a r t i n . man was giving him a fair sized chunk pie in liis office and more earning Mrs. Brown of Springfield, is sent by mail will have prompt at The regular program was carried promptly done. 1 of “ taffy” in his just coining to see his ' and going, each with some question | out, after which an extemporane I mamma, Die reporter tention. P aul S nyder . Thanking my friends for past pat- e porter I believes there | Qr ma^ cr Qf business for him to visiting relatives on the creek. ! ous debate lead by Pro. Spurn and is a “ best girl ’ attraction. A. J. Brumbaugh lost a valuable i ronage I will endeavor to merit a The Ec h o - L f a d f r is adding new answer or give orders upon. Mr. Travis, a student of the univer \ continuance of their work. features to make it interesting to sity, was well rendered. The ques Dollars iu p our pocket to read the - Prompt answers were given to each horse last week. its readers. On first page we give tion was: Resolved that education Webfoot Planter. J. S. Allen and wife, visited with I while the lette'8 were being opened, F R U IT TREES. some illustraions, brief and inter | has done more for the civilization Elder Isham Itiirnett will preach at j and answers tc my questions and his parents neai Cottage Grove, If you want to plant fruit trees this esting sketches of some of Oregon’s ! of man than religion. After the the Christian Church next Sunday queries regarding Oregon inter Saturday aud Sunday. fall, you can save 25 per cent, on your W E ARE N O W A BLE TO HELL GOODS AT A i society had adjourned the foot-ball | January 27, at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. order by purchasing from the State officials. On fourth page is sected. He said to me: “I find that During the past few weeks quite j teams met at tbe boarding ball and Everybody invited to attend and hear j “ Little Folks” department Willamette Valley Nursery Co., with i partook of an oyster supper. vour supplies were all duly received. a number of valuable dogs have some good plain gospel truths. illustrations. Now is a good time OF WOODBURN, OREGON. There are nearly 10 studeuts that The Lance is a new weekly paper That carload of potatoes arrived been poisened and killed on tlie to subscribe for the E c h o L e a d e r . take their meals at tbe boarding just started at Portland. It is neat, just in the nick of time, It was the creek. It is the supposition that j Jteif Send for Price List. IN A D DITION TO OUR STOCK W E H AVE RECEIVED SOME H. T hompson , a g e n t Salem Statesman: Mr. Moor hall: Everyone seems to be im pretty and vigorous. May it prosper j first thing we got from the Pacific some persons of little principle is I proving by the good meals we get and grow in filling full all of the pock head of Lane has a bill which lias n coast. It. came just at the begining doing the cowardly work for spite. I DO YOU W A N T A H OM E? there. C aptain J inks . ets of its three publishers. E le g a n t B ed ro o m Su its. wise tendency and if enacted into a of the cold snap. W e got them H umbug . I have concluded to sell ray land Ira B Malan and W . J. Binder Chas. and Ham Shortridge, who law may be of service to the cause into the roundhouse at Grand 2T Feet of Snow. in 40 acre tracts and give men op- — W E ALSO H A V E — lately purchased the Han Francisco have just launched the Astoria Eve of labor. It prohibits black-listing Island and kept them from freezing. Dunsmuir News: The total snow portunities to make ideal homes.— | Call for $300,000 were former resi- ning News—daily. May it eversailon persons with a view to keeping ! dents of Salem, living there with the high tide of financial prosperity', Some of the potatoes went iuto six fall in Dunsmuir this winter has Location grand, Row river on one „ ,,.»Q ■ , »» side and flowing spriugson tbeother. them from obtaining employment \ their sister, Mrs. Clara Folz, the and bring into harbor heavily loaded different counties. We have re , been 328 inches, or a little over 27 . ... , , , ” 1 -b . , . , ’ , i Good school convenient 1 1 miles The only difficulty with such a now famous female lawyer of Cali with big shining silver dollars and nu ceived an'" distributed over 200 feet About 30 inches fell this east of Cottage Grove, on the Bohe W E H A V E ALSO PLACED IN STOCK A N E W INVOICE OF measure is that of oinking it suffi fornia. Her husband iu the early merous beautiful and lovely twenty carloads of supplies. W e are feed week. Of course this snow is not mia road. Address, Bluff Post office dollar gold shiners. 70’s was a grocery clerk in Salem. ciently searching to reach the tiling ing 30,000 people three times a day, all on the ground. It is about five Lane county, Oregon. We have received the Pacific Good To welcome those influences needing correction. R obert S. O wen . and furnishing them fuel to keep feet deep here now. Besides th is; which lift us iuto a higher sphere of Fellow, Mrs. Amelia De F. Smith, ed Which enables us to put up first class Picture Frames. W e can turnisii you them warm. I haven't seen * my there has been a rain fall of 2 8 1 j intelligence, which give us a loftier itor and publisher. It is neatly print- Centrally Located. Free 'Bus to and From with standard of virtue, which enrich our ed and the bright, talented and enter- family out of bed since early in inches. If this whole wetness was Special Rates for Families. all Trains. ■-------------------------------- ’ \ hearts and arouse our enthusiasm prising young lady fills the pages December. I .eave borne for tliiB on the ground now it would fill the NEAREST HOTEL TO POSTOFFICE brim full of spicy news, pleasing even office before they are up in the f l T T U e following are some of our reduction prices : A General Farm Paper. and enlarge our capacities, is to I to canyon up and lap over a few miles one who is not a “ Good Fellow” — i benefit not only ourselves, but the Good Ash Bedroom Suit ................. $11X0 morning aud return after they are on the side. Only 50 cents per year. I entire community in which we though we hope is not bad enough to j Extension Table....................................................................................................... t.M in bed. Have supplies enough in There are places on Black Butte Hard wood Bedsteads.............................................................................................. 3.00 spoil! May the Good Fellow flourish Sixteen pages each issue dwell. and prosper far beyond the brightest j sight to lust us two or three weeks. Summit along the track of the road Stoves, from $2.59, up. Sewing Machine Oil, 10 cents a bottle. A full line Statesman: Mr. Moorhead all devoted to the interests of j i hopes of its editor and publisher, is Nebraska dispatched three train- where the snow is drifted 30 feet i o f farmers. Fruit growers Lane, lias a bill which has a wise i the wish of the E cho -L eader . |— FO R M ER LY B A K E R HOUSE.— loads of wheat :o the starving people deep. It lakes considerable e n -1 tendency aud if enacted into n law Bee-keepers and Dairy may be of service to the cause of Frank McFarland killed a Bittun iu Russia tlnee years ago, and gineering to run trains through Headquarters for Travelling Men. Sample Rooms Free. Rates from $1 labor. It prohibits black-listing west nf town Tuesday and brought it \ much of it came from the same man. that much snow. The frieght | j to $2 per Day. persons with a view of keeping in. Mr. Todd, the local naturalist,! £ f i r Produce taken in exchange for goods. territory in which we aie now dis- trains have all been abandoned on I Willamette Street, Eugene. Or. them from obtaining employment. [ secured and mounted it. He says that MARTIN BROS. S. E. BROW N, Proprietor. this division until the elements j Pendletou Tribune: As an in The only difficulty with such a though few people ever see one of i R o u tin g jou r supplies COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON. “I see by »be dispatches that measure is that ot making it sufifi- \ these birds, they are not rare. They settle a little. The company have | instance of what important results miscellaneous J. S . M E D L E Y , ciently searching to reach the thing i are generally known by the name of seven carloads of a gang of Chinamen shoveling may be brought about by trilling needing correction. Slough Pumper., Thunder Pumper or supplies is on the way here from the snow. They think the celestials | Justice of causes, W . C. Steel tells a Chicago the Peace Stake Driver. The former two names Grand Roude valley. Your flour 8 1 0 0 Howard, 8 1 0 0 . are more satisfactory than white j paper how the flip of a mules ears arrived all righ;. | they receive on account of the peculiar The reader of this paper will be AND “ You should instruct douors to men. Of course there are gangs of I smothered noise they make: and the saved Oregon, Washington and pleased to learn that there is at least put Oregon literature into every white men to work too. Idaho to the Union. It was in '42. one dreaded disease that science has j latter from their appearance when the reeds. ] package, put up for the people 1 seen at a distance amon when Dr. Marcus Whitman, been able to cure in all its stages, and _ . . . . . . , , . ., Money in poultry if you know . ,, . , ... ,, . . ’ Tlieir habits and foods are similar to here. They are very greedy for it „ .. . COTTAGE G R O V E ,___- - - - OREGON. through whose efforts the territoiy that is Catarrh. Hall s Catarrh Cure those of the Crane or more particular would do an immense lot of good how. Learn how in the Webfoot Collections a Specialty. now constituting those states was I is the only positive cure known to ly Night Heron, as they feed largely j ter the state. “D. H. H tearns .” Planter. C ottage G rove , O r . The new .Manager ofihe above Hotel solicits a liberai ; the medical fraternity. Catarrh be- finally prevented from becoming an I in the dusk of evening or at night. For $3 we can furnish Demorest's I ing a constitutional disease, requires share of patronage, will/ good meals and corfeous treat Clothing tor Ladies and Children • Lynx Hollow Items. English colony, was riding for the a constitutional treatment. Hall’s They are very solitary in their nature Family Magazine and the E cho - ment. Special dinners and sappers on Sundays. Terms I and have from ancient times been us Items rather scarce. purpose across the continent ; Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act L eader for one year. Demoresi is Made to order cheap for cash or reasonable. Give it sa. I rial. ed as a symbol of solitude. It is men-1 , , . .. . country produce, by through the snows of winter. In ing directly on the blood and mucous The wood choppers are busy this at the bead of all publications for. * 1 tioned in the Prophecies of the des ALSO M AKES A SPECIA LTY OF H ELLING * 1 M.ts. P et H anford , surfaces of the system, thereby des- the Rocky mountains he became truction of Babylon, “ The Bittun | nice weather. its attractive and refining influence : troying the foundation of the disease, Cottage Grove. bewildered during a blinding storm Shall ery There.” Wes Allen come in contact with a in the family circle. ! and giving the patient strength bj7 and realized that be was lost. His building up the constitution and as R e p o r t o f t h e F a ir v i e w S c h o o l . Trespass Notice. saw tooth last Friday, and has a A. Todd desires to announce that mule was standing still aud Whif- sisting nature in doing its work. Report of the Fairview school fo r ! very sore thumb. N otice is hereby given that I. the he is now prepared to do all kinds undersigned, have posted trespass I man sat drousilv iu the saddle ire* z- Tlie proprietors have so much faith the month ending January 1895. I Number enrolled 30, whole number of I Rev. C.H. Wallace preached for us of surveying on short notice. A lib notice# on my respectiveprem isesand | in its curative powers, that they offer ing to death. Finally the mule's all persons trespassing thereon after One Hundred Dollars for any case days taught 20. Total attendance in j last Sunday; he preached, an excel eral share of patronage is solicited this date will be prosecuted to tlie full ears fell forward, and the idea oc- Residence in the Sherwood block. that it fails to cure. Send for i lis t } days 512. Average daily attendance lent sermon, as he always does. extent o f the law. ■1 . Prices very moderate. cured to Whitman that it hail seen of testimonials. Address; L. H. Y a '.BROUGH. I 25. Number of cases ot tardiness 19 | W es Allen is helping his brother- some hing in the storm. Urging j Benton Hoyt and Earl Garoutte were J F. J. C heney & Co., Teiedo, O. All about Fruit raising in the cut out EAST AND SOUTH neither absent nor tardy during the j in-law, C. M. Jackson, jPS'Sold by Druggists, 75e. the beast forward, it took him into Webfoot Planter. — V IA — 100 cords of railroad wood. month. GRANITE IRON WARE, AMMUNITION, ETC. camp, where he was revived aud I W A L L A C E RUMBLINGS. F o r O v e r F ift y V ea rs. That there is a deep interest mani The prayer meeting and Sunday Wt 11 cared for. In their gratitude A n O ld and W e ll -T r ie d R em ed y .—Mrs Crops are looking fine. fested is evidenced by the daily attend school, is progressing nicely. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has l>een used for to Whitman for his self-sacrificing over fifty years bv millions of mothers for their — OF T H E — I will say in the beginning, that ance which is secured by tiie co-oper- Mrs. C. M. Jackson is visiting children while teething, with perfect success. an 1 almost superhuman offorts, the : ation of parents and teacher. The It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all the health of our community is | school has been visited during the with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. pain, cures wind cholic, and is the best remedy people of Oregon, Washington and for Diarrhoea. Is pleasant to the taste. Sold excellent. by Druggists in every part of the W orld. Twen- Express Trains Leave Portland Daily. month by 17 patrons which is a mark Stewart, at Goshen. Idaho ought not to forget that five cents a bottle. "Its yalue is incalculable. Z K Z T T O IX : S z W H I T E , Mr. Nowell’s tanery is almost I of interest anil highly encouraging to Be sure and ask for Mrs. W inslow’ s Soothing I South. I I North. mule. Mr. Wilson, of Hpringfield, was Syrup, and take no other kind. completed; he expects to be,dn l>uP*'s and teacher. Our intelligent 5:15 p. m. L y . Portland Ar. I 8:2« a. m. COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON. The small girl can cause almost school-bourd have provided allnecess- visiting this week with S. B. Jack- 12:57 a. m. Lv. Cottage *8«* « Grove Lv. , . 1:47 a. ni. business shortly. ¡ 10:45 a. in. Ar. San Francisco Lv. | 7:00 p. in. apparatus for successful work and son and family. as much troutile as i. male “infant W . H. COOPER, A bove trains stop ;>P at all stations from ‘ortland Mr. Lane, the efficient mail car- j with the interest manifested we pre- j , to Albany also. Tangent, Shedds, terrible.,’ In a neighboring town Marion Hager, of Camas Swale, a t t o r n e y ny inclusive; a-t ILarw, , Junction City, Irvine, Ko- i Halsey, Harrisburg, the juvenile sister of"the bride stole ! rier from ^ t t a g e Grove- continues to diet a bright future for the Fairview gene and all stations from Roseburg to Ashland was buying calves hero Monday and inclusive. ' make regular trips regardless of school. C ottage G rove , O rego x . a slab of the wedding cake, and n o t; K o s c b i i r g 7 8 a il D a i l y . Tuesday. S qutb . J. W . A bbott , Teacher. mud, storm or water. Laving time to eat it before the si.'iii a. in. I Lv. I*<>r*l.tn-l Ar. | " |>. in. Commercial Review: The Ore 3:25 p. in. Lv. Cottage Grove Lv. i 9:29 a. ni. Rev. Sweeney is visiting i company came iuto the room she ! 5:50 4). m. I Ar. UoM-bnrg Lv. Awarded gouian's little “joker” introduce i hastily placed it on a chair. The Eugene this week. DE A LE R IN by Seuator McGinn authorizing the Highest Honors—W orld’s Fair, bridegroom, in bis lavender trou Wallace Shortridge. is turning county courts to designate some one Pullman Bufiet Sleepers. sers, sat in that chair and stained out large quantities of ties for ship AND paper in the county as the official them. It was an embarrassing ment iu early spring. Se co n d C la s s Sleepin g: C a r s ' county paper will fall of its own matter, but tbe thoughtful bride AT TA CHE D TO A L L THROUGH TRAIN S. J. B Rrouse made a trip to Oak weight. They're onto you, Harvey, promptly applied gasoline to the Medicines, Confectionary. land this week. W est Side D iv is io n , hut we would suggest that as H. W. stain, and it was doing very well Between ’ ortland and Corvallis. GENTS’ until the groom, in striking a match Rev. I. Bnruett, will hold religi Scott thinks he is the Ward McAll MAI L T R A I N DA I LY ( EXCEPT SUNDAY. ) on bis trousers, put the gasoline in ons services at the Christian church ister of Oregon that he take the Ar. j 5:35 r. M. Portland 7:30 A. M. I Lv. motion. “There was a puff, a blaze, W E M A K E A SPECIALTY OF at Cottage Grove, the 4th Sunday train for Salem; designate the bills Lv. 1:00 I*. M. Corvallis 12:14 P. M. I Ar. a yell of agony,” the report says, of each month, uiorniug ami eve he wants enacted; have them pass At Albany ami Corvallis connect with trains o “ and the flaming bridegroom franti Oregon Pacific Railroad. ed; dissolve the legislature, and ar cally seized bis coat tails w hile every ning- AND NOTIONS. E x p r e ss T k ain D a il y E xc e p t S u n da y .) j body ran for water except the bride Uncle Sam Garoutte, has been rive heme the next day. Every ZirGoods sold as cheap, as any of M 0 1-. M. I r.v Portland Ar. | &2S a . M. For the manufacture of which we have superior facilities. W e invite who extinguished the tire with a thing is possible to the man who, aid up with rheumatism lately. the same quality, as any store in to w n .1 ™ P M 1 Ar , v • ’ A M- p irtie , contemplating building or reparing to call and inspect our luna- door mat. Also agent for tbe Oregonian says, split wood and B oots . Througli tickets to all points in the Eastern 1 { li^ io ^ e t fn llr states. Canada and Europe can be obtained at *J€r# lt€Bpecuui ^ ^ _ ¡C U J ’ 3 GUARANTEES MOST PERFECT MADE. lowest rates from M. C. Borni, agent. Cottage walked from Olympia to Portland The U. S. Gov’t Reports J . I. J O N c o 8 J * a care. What it has done for Grove. E. P. HOGERS. A pure G rape Crearr of T artar Powder. Free Asst. G. P. & Pass. Agt s h o w R o y a l B a k in g P o w d e r in a canoe. Iu other words: I am from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant. others it will do for you. Be sure to T-cRed Front Store, West Cottage K. KOEH LER. M a n a g e , ( OTTAGL GROVE, OREGON. Great Scott! 4 0 YEARS THE STANDARD. Portland Or. su p e rio r to a l l others. Grove. get Hood's Sarsaparilla. Mebfoot Planter, a general paper. farm tee appointed to solicit supplies for General Merchandise. Lowest C A S H Prices. Keep this space A G ENERAL for the New York Racket Store. J H I -A -I E R , j d w a s. R. PIPER. S. C H R IS M A N , Proprietor. r e and SHEET IRON W A R E , Mosby Creek Items. Boot & Shoe Shop W ild wood Axes, Amunition, and all sizes of New Furniture Store. HEW FIRM, NEW STOCK, NEW STYLES i = G r e a t Reduction for C a s li .= M Sieves, Heaters aM Hollow-ware Moulding and Mitre Saw, W e b fo o t P lan ter, Holiday Pictures in Frames. Carpets, W a ll Paper, Glass, Paints, Oils and Varnishes. al Estate Agent. R. W . VEATCH, Proprietor. Real Estate. For No. 1 Goods and Low Prices in Hardware, Stoves, Tinware, The Shasta Route Southern Pacific Co. Co to tlie Store of 100,000 FEET H. TH O M PSO N Dining Cars on Oguen Raote. Family Groceries, CREAM BAKING POWDER Furnishing Goods F ru it T re e s. SEASONED Building Lumber. Iliir Saw Slill is in the Front for a TRADE INTERIOR HOUSE FINISH
