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About Cottage Grove echo=leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 18??-1895 | View Entire Issue (March 2, 1895)
&1 ¿ßb / H / The Local W orld. Mr. Carr is feeding 4,000 Lead of cattle at Clear Lake tbis winter. S O C IA L F L U T T E R IN G . L ook O ct — I f subscribers of the Generous Contributions at , E cho - L eader do not get it every Creswell, week, it is from some cause unknown UCI-C Great Reduction D. P. Burton, went to Eugene Tues to the publisher, and they will please day. report to this office instantly. G. B. McGee went south Wednes W ebfoot Planter, a general farm W ill our Drain correspondent day. paper. W hile Oliver Yeatch and family pleas-e send items Thursdays instead Henry Pearson has gone to Cali were visiting at Cottage Grove, some Dou't fail to hear the lecture at of Fridays? fornia. Forty-eight citizens at Creswell one entered their smoke house and Davis’ hall Friday night Feb. 22, at Mrs. Dr. Oglesby, was in town last I T. L. Jones delivered two charin- GOING donated the follow ing supplies to helped themselves to some of Oliver’s 7.30. i in " sermons while here and took the Friday. the sufferers of Nebraska. They bacon. discount for cash, on (rHjn for the south 3:30 p. m., Sun- Miss Owens, returned from Eugene ] . 25 . . per cent , t have made a glorious record and Mrs. Jennie B. Gaff has kissed and j all II tntuuied goods after the 1st of Sunday. day. Dec. at Mrs. Newman’s. the people of Nebraska will appre- made up with ber hu8band, Dr. J. A. P. Churchill was in Eugene Mr. Orchard is busy with hands i Monday. crate their humanity and genom es | v n .llT nt P or„ an(1 nnd has with-1 If you want any hauling done laying the pipe for the water works leave your orders with F. Meinzer went to Eugene spirit, in the hour of tribulations. drawn ber divorce guit The doctor in Cottage Grove and be is just J ack K nowlton . Mr. John Tait’s management in the has made over to his wife all of his ' Wednesday. makiug operations in that line, Thos. Allen, visited Drain and Corn- raising of supplies among the pec- r(?a, estate nnd in8urance policies, Governor Lord has approved the boom. stock this week. pie has been a splended success. an{, ^ hw. aU of his monev. bill changing the name of East The lecture of Mrs. Ada Unruh ---------A N D --------- F. A. Aderton. of Comstock, was in and we congratulate him for Ins Cottage Grove to Leiuati. at the Christain church Thursday this city Monday. W e have received the first issue earnest labors in such a good cause. Only lOcts to hear the lecture night, was very entertaining and | of the W eekly Sun, Portland. In its Patrick Jennings went to Spokane 67 sacks flour. j general make up it is of the same with 50 illustrative charts, at Davis’ highly appreciated by those who Wash., Sunday. 58 “ potatoes. style of the Daily Sun. Its bright, hall Friday night Feb., 22, at 7.30. attended the meeting. Miss Etta Preston of Eugene, was 8 “ beans. newsy and deeply interesting pages The editor o f t h e E cho - L e a d e r w ill The Oregon legislature has n ot j ' n t^is city Monday, 9 “ dried fruit. will be eagerly devoured by thous- be one of twenty-five p e r s o n s w h o w ill elected a senator vet. The d e a d -, Miss Orpah Wynne returned home 2 bx. dried fruit. | ands of readers who feel free to give $2 each, f o r th e fir e m e n s ’ uni 6 sks bacon. follow the dictates of their own con lock kills most all' legislative busi-1 from Eu« ene’ Monday’ forms. E A K I N & B R IS T O W , 7 “ wheat. science. The E ’ h o - L e v d e r y as the Miss r> T , t , ,, ... , I ness worth anything, and there is .mss Rose nose Williams, « imams, r returned from 2 pgs clothing. Rev. Isham Burnett will preach San Jose Calf., Monday. first Oregon Journal to su .jgest the 1 sk cheese. publication of a weekly paper by the at the Christian church Sunday, 11 n"* IUI° w° l * lfi ’D1 inlv Miss Martha Porter, of Lynx Hol- COTTAGE GROVE, - - - _ _ QR. Postal sdvices from Melbourne Daily Sun publishing company. a. m. and 7:30 p. m. The ,nil«b P roving weather here is ; low, was in town Monday. . . making grain end grass look lovely say that although it was too early The Weekly Sun is just such a Dr Charles, of Yoncolla, was in Portland Pythias: Editor Har- j ftlld the farmers com ing in are ail Journal as is needed in Oregon aud to be able to make anything like an town the first of the week. court, of the Sunday Mercury, was ¡happy over the present prospects, we peedict a large circulation for the Rev. C. H. Wallace has spent a accurate estimate of the coming new paper. mistaken for Rev. I. D. Driver, in What a grand country this part of part of this week at Creswell. harvest, indications induce the ex this city a few days ago. Oregon is for everybody. In behalf of the East Cottage W. A. Carey returned home Mon pectation that the expoit surp u s ' Q rove jjo se Co. No. 1, wo wish to Secretary H. R. Kincaid has our Ladies wishing shopping done in day', after u few weeks absence. of wheat will equal that of last , , . . . . . . thanks for copy of the biennial |Portland wilt please leave their , * _____ extend our sincere thanks to those Thos. E. Todd, of Elk Head, was in season— namely, about 7,000,000 , , COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON , , , , . ,, ’ ¡donating towards our supper and Cottage reports the Secretary of the state orders with Mrs. F. A. Newman, town Wednesday and Thursday. Grove. Oregon. bushels, lh e wheat yield of 189C-4 , . , Dealers in J | also to those who so kindly assisted of Oregon, eighteenth regular ses- : within the next week, • as she will Misses Emma Carey and Nellie , . , . ... . leave for that city the 3rd or 4th to Currin, returned irom Eugene, Sun in round numbers, was . 14,000,000 us. And, for the liberal patronage sion. bushels, wb.le the requirements for , . ,, . day. 1 trim for the spring trade. , , . j shown us at our Ball on the Eve of X. N. Steeves, the Portland at- seed and consumption are giveu a t 1^ ^ ^ Miss Pearl Churchill, of Oakland, Rev. E. Gittins is conducting toruey, was Saturday sentenced to bnshels; hence, with j ’’ ' is visiting relatives and friends in this 7,500,000 , , ., - . O . E. S m i t h , Foreman, fifteen years imprisonment, and to j quite an interesting meeting at the city- favorable weather, there should this foVr PIONEER - m „ ___, • ■ , . .. .. In these days of telephone tele pay a fine of $1000 for the murder H. E. church in this city, with the S H E E T IR O N W A R E , Jas Hemenway, J .B. Mcgee, and season be a sin. liar quantity avail- , , . , .. , . . ^ J graph, electricity and steam, people 1 cheerful support of Rev. F. Z. Nes- Dick Jennings, went to Eugene Tues o f G. W. Sayres. able for shipment. cannot afford to wait days or as many jb e tto f the C. P. church here and day. W ild w ood A x e s, A m unition, and all sizes of J. A. Benson, has purchased the ORDIN YNC'E ! hours for relief. This is our reason for Rev. Sweeny of Lorane. Miss Katie Hanson, left Monday T l „ . . ,, , .. ! offering you One Minute Cough Cur brick building formerly occupied following preamble and ordin -1 „ . , , , Promptness is a commendable for San Francisco, to purchase spring „ „ The W EST COTTAGE G R O V E „ „ ... j , .. . .. Neither days, nor hours nor evea by the weasel-eyed skinflint and anee was passed by tiie council of the . . , , . goods. Keep a full stock of NAILS, CUTLERY Shelf and Build in virtue. That’s why we offer you One 1 miutes elapse before relief is afforded. mongrel fake, who tried to play 1 Minute Cough Cure. It is prompt in Mrs. Dave Markley, went to of Lcniati, Fob., 20, 1895. JOHN F E R G U S O N For sale by J. P. Currin. M h e b e a s ; the city of Lemati own banker. The building will be a i relief ahd prompt in curing. That is Eugene Friday, to visit Mr. and Mrs. Headache is the direct result of in- Is still in the business for the I I controls, and lias in successful oper- G. R. Clirisman. is, what it is made Tor. For sale by J. P. daisy place for a drug store, and C*»' Repairing neatly done. digestion and stomach disorders, manufacture of boots and shoos. gravity system J aines Ozmeut returned home Sua- a s>steru of water, now being fitted up for that busi Currin. Remedy these by using DeW itt’s GEN ERAL REPAIR W ORK he has been *’° rks’ ttrnply “ « « e n t for all domes-1 A. Parks of Coast Fork, hns day from Creswell, where ness. your headache ! promptly done. ! N H . M a r lin . I,, tie purposes and an effective protee- “ '5 lasers, and >oui J . S. M a rtin . for the past two weeks. i tion against fire, « _ for r____________ _ j I ' disappears. The Fovorite little brought up from California a fine its citizens, and disappears. The Fovorite little pills Thanking my friends for past pat- An exchange publishes this libel: Mrs. F. A. Aderton of Comstoek, I W h e r e a s ; said city, to accomplish ®very where. l o r sals by J. P. i ronage I will endeavor to merit a| young stallion of the Shire and “ It is reported that the pretty lady and Mrs. Chas Bowen of Latham, and secure said advantages for its 1 Currin. : continuance of their work. French blood, which he will make were in this city Tuesday. clerk at Salem who changed her citizens, lias issued and sold bonds of All about Fruit raising ii the the season of 1895, at Cottage Grove dress every day for six weeks hand T. J. Markley went to Drain, | the city in the sum of $5000 the pro- i W ebfoot Planter. F R U IT T R E E S . and vicinitv. Wednesday, to attend the meeting of eeeds of which have been used to running, obtained her appointment ---- —-------- —— If you want to plant fruit trees this the I. O O. F. at that place. erect and put in successful opperation F o r O v e r F ift y Y ears TH K ODD FELLOW S, fall, you can save 25 per cent, on your through a Populist who last spring A s O ld and : v i : i . i .-T uii ; i > R em ed y .—Mrs. order by purchasing from tho j G r a n d M a s t e r L. C . P a r k e r o f f i c ia ll y V is its Messrs Fred Wright and John said water system for the sole pur- was getting off speeches about the . . , i ____. ,. „ ,, j W inslow’ s Soothing Syrup has been used for W E ARE NOW A BLE TO S E L L GOODS AT A C otta g e G rov e L o d g o N o. 08. j Wicks, of Creswell, attended quarter- pobC o f , b e n e f i t a n d p i O c ^ 't i o n o f t h e over fifty years bv millions of mothers for their ; common people.” c i t y a n d it s i n h a b i t a n t s a n d children while teething with perfect success ! Monday night was a grand | ly conference here Saturday. ' _ It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all OF WOODBURN. OREGON. h e r e a s ; s a id b o n d e d i n d e b t e d n e s s i pain, cures wind cholic, and is the best remedy j DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve cured jubilee for the Odd Fellows and Wm. Kirk and wife of Row River, n n \V fl • ip p n .in f, ti . for Diarrhoea. Is pleasant to the taste. Soldi fisarSend for Price List. J. G. Gorrell of the worst case of Rehekah’s in this citv. Grand ¡were visiting friends in this city and and a c c i l l i n g i n t e r e s t t h e r e o n m ust ! |,v Druggists in cverv part o f the W orld. Twcn- b e p r o v id e d fo r b y t a x u p o n th e 1 flve cents a bottle, ft» value is incalculable. I H. T h o m p s o n , agent, eczema ever known in the state of . , P r o " I lie sure ami ask for .Mrs. W inslow's Southing 1 Master L. C. Parker of Dalles | Creswell, first of the week. p e r t y w i t h i n t h e C ity s h o u l d w a t e r Syrup, and take no Ollier kind. IN ADDITION TO OUR STOCK W E HAVE REC EIV ED SOME Indiuna. It cures scalds, burns. Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Chrisinan of DO YOU WANT A HOM E? Polk county, made the lodge an indolent sores and never fails to cure' ' | Creswell, were visiting Mr. and Mrs. r e n t s c o l l e c t e d f r o m p a t r o n s o f s a id Dollars in your pocket to read the piles. For sale by J. P. Currin. official visit. A few of the members W. S. Chrisinan in this city, last Sun- s y s t e m b e i n a d e q u a t e t o p r o v i d e s u f f i- I have concluded to sell my land | cient revenue to meet such obliga- W ebfoot Planter. in 40 acre tracts and give uieu o p Eugene Guard, Thursday: The of the lodge at Lorane were here, | day. | ticus; Therefore the best interests of portunities to make ideal homes.— DRAIN NOTES. pay car was here yesterday. Since nnd the hall was filled like a hive | Miss Franc Newman who has been — W E ALSO H A VE - the city and its inhabitants are sub Location grand, Row river on one full of bees. Getting through with | visitiug at grandpa’s at Creswell, the The Junior class yell—-rix the economical streak struck the served byreserving and maintaining q “ g ’ side aud flowing springs on the other. company the paycar is being taken work, a recess was called a 9 o ’clock l’ast two weeks, is expected home the right to supply its citizens with rix ! W e are the class of ’96 ’ j Good school convenient. 14 miles E cho - j today- water facilities er.cept as hereinafter i N. S. Drain. ! east of Cottage Grove, on the Bohe over the road on the tegular trains, P- m' The editor of the The Seniors read essays at chapel mia road. Address, Bluff Post office Miss Lizzie Hanson came up from provided. Therefore be it enacted by thus dispensing with the services I L eader received an invitation to W E HAVE ALSO PLACED IN STOCK A NEW INVOICE OF Eugene Monday, to stay at the the council of the city of Lemafi as * exercises every morning now. j Laue county, Oregon. attend the jollification portion of I o f a crew. Millinerv Store iu Miss Katies follows. The students returned from Rose- . R o bert S . O w es . of the meeting and was pleasantly absence" the teachers’ See. 1st. That the city of Lemati burg after taking W ill G row F lax .— Mr. W . B. Free ’ Bus to and From | entertained. The address of Grand | George 0 zment, of Lorane, was shall have the right—except as here examination, all except Miss Bogue Centrally Located. Honeyman of the Portland Linseed Which enables us to put up first class Picture Frames. We can furnish you _. , , . , Master Parker, was indeed fine and visiting relatives and friends in this inafter provided, to supply the and Miss Hatter. Special Rates for Families. all Trains. with Oil \\ orks, has made contracts with . . , , ! .. rm , „ . I interesting to even one who was not city Thursday. Ho made the Echo- citizens of said city through its water- An entertainment will be given ; NEAREST HOTEL TO POSTOFFICE Linn county farmers for 2000 acres a i mains and connections, with water Friday evening to raise money to ; a mcmber member of of the the exccllent excellent 0 rd er.' L eader a pleasant call. for aoraesllc domestic anu and ail all °ther other purposes, pay rent for the use of the type of flaxseed for which he has con- „ -------------------- j 1 8 9 ., W. A . Spong, went to Salem Thurs-1Ior The following are some of <>ur reduction prices : He announced that in tracted to pay $1.80 per hundred. , „ ’ j day, having been called to visit ins 1 an<1 t0 extend its system wherever it writer. Good Ash Bedroom Suit ............................................................................... $14X0 three and a half million dollars j fother> A Spongj who i3 seriously iu may be deemed advisable for the best Extension Table............................................................................................... 5 .00 This will bring to the growers The 14th of February Prof., Van- | by the L 0 . O. F. devoted to at his home six mile3 north of Saleln. ! interest of the city nnd its inhabi- Hard wood Bedsteads....................................................................................... 3.00 Scoy was presented an autograph I eoinethiug upward of $20,000. Mr. Stoves, from $2.50, up. Sewing Machine Oil, 10 cents a bottle. A full line distress. Just think, how many sa d , Miss Lillie Scott of Creswell, j tants; provided, however, that citi album by the Senior — F O R M E R L Y B A K E R HOUSE.— Honeyman furnishes the seed to of zens may erect pi tups, windmills and hearts must have revived nnd returned home Monday, after having class, as a token of reinemberance Headquarters for Travelling Men. sow the 2000 acres. drive or dig wells upon their owu and as a birthday gift to Professor. | almost b u nted with ioy over such enjoyed a very pleasant visit over Sample Rooms Free. Rates from $1 I premises and attach pipes thereto for It is not a miruele. It won’t cure kind relief, and the grandest charms 1 Sunday with her friend, Mrs. F Miss Edna Magee returned from j o per Day. ' j their own private use or uses, everything, but it will cure piles. of humanity Newman of this city. Willamette Street, Eugene, Or. i Section 2. That no person, persons Portland after visiting with friends That’s what Do W ltt’3 Witch Hazel v r Produce taken in exchange for goods. Messrs Walter and William Doak, ! or corporation shall lay or cause to be and relatives at Forest Grove, H ills S. E. BROWN, Proprietor. There are 806,000 members of Salve will do, because it has doue it in L. Ward, I. P. Inman, W. Hawley I laid, any pipes or line of pipes, borough and Corvallis. lodge, and 100,000 hundreds o f eases. For sale by J. P. i L O. O. F. and S. G. Lockwood, were over troni j within A g .me of football was played the limits of the city COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON. ¡ Rebekah’s i n the United States. Lorane Monday, to attend the I. O. Currin. of Lemati for the purpose of sup here last Saturday afternoon. The and Business studeuts ] W H Y H O O D ’ S? Because The X O. O. F. lias 6000 members i O. F. Lodge at this place. plying water for domestic, irrigating Junior’s Hood's Sarsaparilla is the best. in Oregon. It lias more members Mrs. R. Y. Porter and Miss Par- | or other purposes, to any citizen or challenged the Senior's and First | AND most reU.ble an! accomplishes the thau any lodge in Oregon, or in the \ t-hena Porter, of Lynx Hollow, visited citizens of said city, or to themselves year Normals. The game came o u t ! greatest'ures. t O O D ’ S C U R E S world. Its power for doing good their sister> Mrs. Jas Martin, of or to furnish wa-.er through pipes in favor of the Junior’s and Busi-1 , , , 0. i Latham, the first of the week, ¡Miss across the boundaries of the citv: to ness studeuts 14 to (!. After the Roseburg correspondent to Port is phenomenal, and no organization „ . . , , , , .... .. r ° Parthena remaining far an extended any citizen or citizens within said game was over the successful team land Sun: The appropriation of | in the world can coropnre with it in visit. I city, except as provided by section X had their pictures taken. ( hope j Collections a Specialty. $5000 by the legislature for the j earnest nnd always successful re- Mr. H. Towne returned to Paynes-! of this ordinance without first having ! " e’11 Set one- ) C O T TA G E G R O V E . - - - - OREGON. C o t t a g e G r o v e , O r . Another game of foot ball will be Drain normal school is hailed with lief of distressed and pleading ville, Minn, Monday, after a pleasant I been granted permission by ordin The lieu: M an ager o f lhe above Hotel so licitsa liberal delight by the many friends of that humanity. Harry Thompson andi visit with relatives in this section. ■ ance of council of city of Lemati; played Friday afternoon,' but not Clothing tor Ladies and Children by the same teams as before. John He was delighted with the grand which permission shall not be grant- share o f patronage, with good m eals a n d corteons treat Bctool in Roseburg. The school j Uncle Sara Garroutte, greeted those sunny weather we have enjoyed here ■ ed except upon a petition of majority Patterson and W ila Pixie}’, leaders. Made to order cheap for cash or ment. Speda l din ners a nd suppers on Su n days. Term s is one of the best normal schools, if present with some excellent re- C aptain J inks . country produce, by i this winter. It has been more like the freeholders of said city thereof. reasonable. Give as a trial. not the best in the state, and has marks, which were very highly aP' April aud May than winter, during M rs . 1’ et S anford , Section 3. Any person, persons or Money in poultry if you know the least o f any other school and predated; all present were invited the last two months. corporation violating any of the pro- how. Learn how in the W ebfoot Cottage Grove. ALSO MAKES A SPECIALTY OF SELLING this recognition o f true merit is | to enjoy a very nice lunch. The George Spurr left the grand |visions of this °r<Hna>'ce, shall be Planter. Trespass Notice. certainly a matter of extreme satis- Rebekah’s are generally good cooks Italian sk vs of this glorious spot o f ' deemed guilty of trespass; and upon W A LL A C E HAPPENINGS. Notice is hereby given that I. the Oregon, last week, for the horrid j a eonyicton the reof before the (action to the projectors of the and always have a pleasant way of | undersigned, have posted trespass cold, and freezing North. His i « f order> shnU be fined not less than , 1 notices on my respective premises and institution.. making all feel nt home. The Farmers are busy plowing and an p(.ra0ns trespassing tliereon after friends at New London, Wis., will i ‘‘ Lty d° llarS for each and evPry music— vocal and instrumental, was be pleased to see him, but we don’t I offc,lc« and the n arrtt'al shal> take I sowing, I this date will be prosecuted to the full The lecture at Davis’ hall Friday . , extent of the law. overwhelmingly “ numerous” and see how he could leave this grass UP aDI remo' e out ° ( the city any j night February 22, promises to be L. H. Y arbrough . charming. W e have not seen a growing, flower blooming climate for P1^ laid- or t e m p t e d to be laid | Mr. Massey has been quite sick a rare treat as it is seldom that a of the the owner owner for some time. a country so cold one can’t even sleep therein at the expease of gathering of people enjoy them p thereof. subject of purely scientific interest Wallace Shortridge made a busi without J dreaming o f freezing to selves so well for a long time. J. A. B e n s o n , Mayor. ness trip to Cottage Grove and and bandied iu a scientific way, is — V IA — death Attest, J. C. SToi’FrEu, Recorder. G R A N IT E IR O N W A R E , A M M U N IT IO N , E T C . discussed in our town. Prof., Todd T h is is W lia t Y e n h a v e b een Lemati tbis week. The Shasta, Route L o o k in g F o r — W a tc h e s an d F lower B eds .— Anyone wanting Eugene guard The establish has bad considerable experience as I — o ° ------- ----- -------------: J. B. Rouse is putting in a new J e w e lr y as L o w as Y o u iwer beds beds made n — OF T H E — flower can have the ment of creameries in several coun-1 boom at Latham preparatory for a lecturer and is a member o f the c o u ld ask . flowers free of cost by employing ties in the state have proven a sue- ; spring sbippjng of ties etc. Asttonomical Society o f the Pacific, I must have money and for one me to make the beds and set out the cess in every case, both to which is connected with the Lick j James Langden has taken a c°n- Express Trains Leave Portland Daily, j month will sacrifice goods to raise flowers. Orders left at my home originators of the scheme aud Observatory on Mt. Hamilton in farmers of the country surrounding, j f ract 1° furnish a lot of piling *OF South. j l North. I it. W ill sell Ladies Gold filled six miles south of Cottage Grove or California; which includes all the | Lane county is finely adapted to the Railroad Co. 5:15 p. ni. LV. P-Tthmfl Ar. I 8:20 a. in. I LEM ATI, OREGON. watches for $11 to $18, regular sent by mail will have prompt at- Lv. Cottage Grove Lv. I 1:47 a. m. I a. ni. Professional and many Amatuer | the support of s< vend creameries Rev Sweeny returned home W ed- 12:57 10:45 a. in. Ar. San Francisco Lv. | 7:w0 p. m. ! j price $16 to $24. tentlon’ 1>ACL SnVDER' and " e hope to set the people take uesday f rom Pleasant Hill. astronomers on this coast. He has I A bove trains stop at all stations from Portland Gents gold filled watches $11 to I to Albany inclusive; also. Tangent, Shedds, | News from Tangiers, Feb. 18, enough interest in the matter to a very fine series of charts which 1 Halsey, Harrisburg, Junction City, Irvine, Ku- I light Warm sunny days and j $22.50 regular price $16 to 28. j gene and all stations from Roseburg to Asliland i reports that the heads o f a number i ustify t,le erectioD of a few' cannot fail to bo of interest showers makes us all smile. ! inclusive. Fine eight day clocks $3 to $3.50, A trip to the largest astronomical K o s r b u r g H a il D a ilv . of rebels have been sent to the B oots . S tate o f O h io , C ity of T oledo , I ss. formerly $5 to $5.50. Fort land Ar. 4:38 p. m. - sultan as trophies proves to be true, observatory in the world, Friday , L ucus C o u n ty . f I 3:25 p. ni. Cottage («rove Lv. 9:29 a. in. Best silver plate dinner casters, 5:50 p. 1 1 1 . Roseburg Lv. 7:00 a. m. F r ank J. C hen ey makes oath that A w arded confirmation having been received night Feb. 22, at Davis’ hall for lie is the senior partner o f the firm of $3 to $6.50 and everything else in from M orrocco city. From lOcts. Highest Honors— W orld's Fair, the F. J. C heney & Co., doing business proportion. scene of the first prolonged strug Vincennes Sun: Miss Clara De- D U Pullman Buffet Sleepers. j| y j- ty in tho City of Toledo, County and If you can’t come to Eugene, AND State aforesaid, and that said firm send for prices oa anything you gle between the tribes supporting Wolf, daughter of W. H. DeWolf, S e c o n d ( ' l a s * S le e p in g : Car»» the sultan’s brother iu his claim to who has been visiting her sister, will pay the sum o f ONE HUNDRED may want. J. O. W atts , ATTACHED TO ALL THROUGH TRAINS. DOLLABS for each and every case of the throne and the governm ent, Mrs. Mack, in Sandusky, Ohio, for The jeweler, Eugene, Or. Catarrh that cannot be cured by the ____________________________________ troops, the heads of 37 of the lead- several months, tails from New U p M Md« D iv is io n , use of H a l l ’ s C atarrh C ure . Between Portland and Corvallis. ing rebels were sent to sultan York in a few days, on one of the FRANK J. CHENEY. MAI L T R A IN DA I.Y {E XC EPT SUNDAY.) Abdul Aziz, nt Fez, These heads French Steamship for Boniongs Sworn to before me and susoribed Ar. 5:35 P. if. Portland 7:30 A. M. i W E M AKE A SPECIALTY OF in my presence, this 6th day of ____________________________________ were transported on the backs of Frauce. Upon her arrival in that Lv. I no P. M. C<»rvalJis 12:15 I*. M. Ar. December, A. D' 1886. A General Farm Paper I f ° ur mules and one donkey. After city, she will be met by Miss At Albany and Corvallis connect with trains o I Oregon Pacific Railroad. Only 5 0 cents n per pr v « a r i being exhibited to the sultan, it is Bisbee, of Chicago, and a party of | seal [ W . A. GLEASON, year. E x p r e ss T rain D a il y K\« KPT S lM 'A Y .) said the heads will be placed on the friends who are spending the winter ’ —v— ' N otary P u blic . Sixteen pages each issue Portland Ar. |8:2T» A. M. For the manufacture of wbich we have su ¡tenor facilities. W e invito 4:40 P. M. j Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally city walls as proofs of triumph and in Paris, aud they expect to male &• A. M. McMinnville 7:2' P. M. I parties contemplating building or reparing to call and inspect our „lu m and ai ts directly on the blood and all devoted to the interests as a warning fo insurgents. an extended tour through the Throujdi ticket* lo ;i!l poilits in the Fusioni Respectful! v, mucous surfaces of the system. Send of farmers. Fruit growers state*. Canada and Enr«i>e -an !" nl»iaii:o.l al ber MOST PERrECT MADE. The U. S. Gov't Reports p' iucipal coiiiitiii s in Europe. lo\v*-st rate* from M. U. Bond, a^ent, rotiate for testimonials, free. A pure Grape Crc 2 m of Tartar Powder. Free (ir..ve. K. F ROCEKS. Dairy-1 s h o w R o y a l B a k in g P o w d e r Miss DeWulf v iil ! < absent about from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant, A»*t. 11. K. 6. Fasi Agl. F. J. CHENEY &Co„Toledo. O. Bee-keepers and 1. KOEHLER Manali, r COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON. ' one s car. s u p e rio r to a l l others. man. 4 0 YEARS THE STANDARD. /s9*Sc>ld by Diuggests. 75c. Tornarci Or. Subscribe for the E cho -L dader . Do you take the W ebfoot ter? Plan IN ALL LINES FOR FOR INF NEBRASKA SUFFERERS, CASH i Ladies' ait lisses’ F IN E SH OES Mens’ and Boys’ Keep this space C L O T H IN G for the New York MERCHANTS & BANKERS, I Racket Store- Corner iVlain and Wall Street, W. S. CHRISM AN, Proprietor. I Boot Z E IIA IR , S- R. PIPER. Hardware, Stoves, f a r e and k Shoe Shop C A R T R ID G E S . H A R D W A R E , New Furniture Store. NEW tiSt, NEW SUCK. NEW STILES! Willamette Vailey Nursery Co., = C r e a t Reduction for Ca$li.= Elegant Bedroom Suits. Moulding and Mitre Saw, Holiday Pictures in Frames. Carpets, Wall Paper, Glass, Paints, Oils and Varnishes. M A R T IN J. S. M E D L E Y , BRO S. Justice of the Peace Real Estate ¿gent. L. R. W . VEATCH, Proprietor. R e a l E state. For No. 1 Goods and Low Prices in EA ST AND S O U T H Southern Pacific Co. Hardware, Stoves, Tinware, Go to the Store of K nsrcaz: <sz 100,000 FEET Dining Cars on Ogden Ruote. W ebfoot Planter, fU C B W CREAM BAKING POWDER SEASONED Building Lumber. Is iii die From lor a BIG T R A D E INTERIOR HOUSE FINISH J. I. JO N E S
