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About Cottage Grove echo=leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 18??-1895 | View Entire Issue (March 9, 1895)
The Local Subscribe for the W O P ld ________ E cho - L L ook O ut —If subscribers of the Lewis & Burkholdar have some E cho -L eader do not get it every daisy prints. A. Todd went to Eugene Monday. week, it is from some cause unknown Money in poultry i' you know The Northern Pacific have an ad. A. W . Wallace, visited Eugeue, how. Learn how in the Webfoot to the publisher, aud they will please i in the E c h o - L e a d e r this week. Tuesday. Planter. report to this office instantly. Do you take the Webfoot Plan- 0 . F. Knox went to Eugene Miss Olive Owen received a GOWDYVILLE NEWS. i ter? Wednesday. second grade certificate at the t o Hon. D. C. Baughman went Sharp’s creek road; James Me teacher’s examination. Roads are improving. Farland, William Kelly and Wm. Eugene, Monday. H. Thompson has moved his at W. H. Cooper is attending court Robert Carey has a fins piece of Sanders appointed viewers. Eugene this week. groceries in the next room west, grain. Miss Annie Gould was married to R. W. Veatch has been courting in and now has everything well ar Mr. Thornton and James Plaster Count-Paul-Ernest-Boniface-de-Cas- Eugene this week. ranged and in apple pie order. are working on the reservoir of the tellane Monday. Price, $3,000,000. 1. P. Inninan, of Lorane, was in Mr. J. H. Sharp has our thanks water works in Cottage Grove. The total output of canned toma town Wednesday. for calendar bills of the senete and J. B. Rouse, went to F.ugene on Mr. Dickey is makeng garden to toes in 1894 in the United States house in the past legislature, which raise vegetables for the Bohemia was 134,567,996 cans against 1 0 7 business Wednesday. M r Clarence Noe of Harrisburg, contain valuable information. Also miners this summer. He has one 500,000 cans in 1883. senate bill No. 209 introduced by was in town Monday of the best gardens in the county. Every true friend of the people in Mrs. Churchill of Oakland, was in Mr. Beckley for the relief of Janies Oregon who wants a Portland paper Mr. Moi’ort is out again, after this city last Thursday. H. Sharp, for certain land taken should subscribe for the Daily or being confined to the house since Mrs. Renfro of Latham, left Thurs from him. Weekly Sun. November, with a scratch on his day, for a visit on Fall Creek. J. H. Sharp the pioneer miner, Promptness Is a commendable hand, caused by a dog. H. C. Veatch went to Eugene Mon arrived home Thun-day. Had not virtue. That’s why we offer you One day, returning Tuesday. Minute Cough Cure. Itis prompt in Mr. and Mrs. Charles’ sister the Dolph, Scott, Simon, McGinn Miss Etta Preston of Eugene, was relief ahd prompt in curing. That is a id Portland ring rot, retarded returned from Eugene Monday. The R acket store has a new ‘ in the E cho -L eader this week. dadeb . Webfoot Planter, a general farm paper. 25 per cent discount for cash, on all trimmed goods after the 1st of Dec. at Mrs. Newuiau’is. If you want any hauling done leave your orders with J ack K nowltom . In the Shields diet, No. 21, Mr. Wiseman was elected director to succeed Love Allen, and Jas. Lime- baugh re-elected as clerk. It is not a miracle. It won’t cure everything, but it will cure piles. That’s what De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve will do, because it has done it in hun dreds of cases. For sale by J. P. Currin. Dollars in your pocket to read the Webfoot Planter. i The Milton, Umatilla county, school district contains 560 pupils. what it is made for. For sale by J. P. Currin. The population of the town of Mil All about Fruit raising in the ton is estimated at 920. Webfoot Planter. A horse belonging to Thomas The states of Missouri, Iowa, Roa.'h, of Harrisburg, died last Illinois, Indiana and Minnesoto will wcer, aged 40 yeurs. Mr. Roach contribute about 500 car loads of had owned him 35 years. seed grain to the destitute farmers An Albany man after taking an of Nebraska. egg from his barn put it in his pock A poet down in the valley sent the et and went to church. He sat up editor a contribution entitled “ Why on the egg and hatched a mess that do I Live?” It is because you sent was not very acceptable. your poem by mail instead of bring Fall crops ate looking very fine ing it in the vicinity of Elmira, Laue FOR SALK county. Farmers are busily engaged One half interest in a brick yard in plowing aud sowing. Stock gen one mile west of Cottage grove post- erally is in fine condition. office. As good clay as there is in So much wheat has been fed to Oregon for brick or tiling. O. H. W i l l a r d . hogs daring the last season in this School district No. 31, Blue Mt. section of country, says the Ashland Record, that seed wheat is scarce schoolhouso, elected Joseph Perkins and ia selling for 1 cent per pound. Sr., to succeed W. A. Spong as In dist., No. 61, upper Coast director, and J. S. Allen as clerk. Forr, Jack Martin was elected School to commence about first of director, to succeed Elisha Geer; April. We are glad that Robert Mosby John Sutherland was elected clerk, came clear of being indicted at to succeed Win. Jones. Many tell us that the weather is Eugene. Bob is a good clever boy rcaly too dry here now. There has and a good citizen, and we hope he been very little rain this winter, will show that he is a man as well and iu some places the roads are as some other people who talk more than they do. becoming dusty. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cured J. G. Gorrell of the worst case of eczema ever known in the state of Indiana. It cures scalds, burns, indolent sores and never fails to cure piles. For sale by J. P. Currin. M f H A T DU t ** J me for? Because you wantt ig:tweU, or keep well, of course. Rornem'oer H o o d ’ s S a r s a p a r illa C u ra s In dist., No. 122. Star school- house, C. A. Harlow was elected director to succeed S. H. Vaughn, "and S. H. Vaughn was elected clerk to succeed Miles Pitcher. School is to begin about April 1st with Miss Kate Drury as teacher. An exchange says: The school at Drain has a larger enrollment the present year than any other normal school in the state—and yet our economical (?) legislators thought it unwise to treat it as liberally as other similar state insti tutions. S o l d i e r s ’ H o m e .— It is understood that a new commander will be chosen for the Roseburg soldiers’ home. D. W. Mathews, R. li. Ryan and Henry Rogers of Salem are candidates. Gen. W. H. Byers of Portland is also mentioned. Some prominent grand army men aie satisfied to let Wallace Baldwin re main as commander. — Eugene Guard. S O C IA L F L U T T E R I N G . ad. In Silk Creek School district, No. 48, J. W. Hicks was re-elected director and Eld. H. W. Babcock was elected as clerk to succeed Geo. Thompson. School commences next Monday for a six months term, with Miss Della Kingsley of Spring- field as teacher. in this city first of the week. B. T. Pearson, went to Boliemia Friday morning, to prospect. Postmaster J. P. Currin, went to Eugene on business Wednesday. J. H. McFarland went to Eugene Monday, to uttend the grand jury. D. P. Burton, came up from Eugene Saturday returning Tuesday. Elhanon Veatch came down from Roseburg Saturday, returning Mon day. Joseph Garoutte went to Albany Monday, to visit relatives at that place. Mrs. David Markley has returned home from Eugene after a visit with her daughter, Mrs. G. B. Chrisman. W. I’. Lockwood and W. L. Wal lace, and A. W. Wallace, have been attending court at Eugene this w^ek. Eugene Register: Mrs. G. R. Chrisman has gone to Portland to receive treatment at a hospital in that city. Misses Nellie Currin and Orpha Wynne of this city, secured certifi cates to teach, at the late examination of teachers in Eugene. Miss Kate Hanson, who has been in San Francisco purchasing millinery goods, stopped off ut Boulderville, California, on her way home for a few days visit. Mrs. F. A. Newman, accompanied by Miss Emily Meinzer, went to Portland Monday. Mrs. Newman will purchase an elegant stock of millinery goods. Dr. O. Snapp, and his estimable wife, returned to tnis place on Tues day night’s overland, after an extend ed visit through Ohio, visiting rela tives and friends. They expect to make this their future home. They received a warm welcome from their many friends who are so glad to have them with them again. They are now being entertained by our esteemed friends, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McFar land. Charles Holvfield, an old and re- spected citizen of Drain, died Mar., 6th of Brights disease. Mr. Holy- field was a prominent business man, known throughout the state as a member of the firm of Holyfild & S e e H e r e ! —All inquisitive persons Heald, proprietors of the Hudson laboring under a serious burden to know all about the business and social mills. In Latham dist, No. 25, B. W. Emerson was elected as director for three years succeeding J. W. Vaughn; Ed. Underwood was elect ed director for one year in place of Jas. Martin, resigned. Emmett Sharp was elected clerk to succeed N. W. White. affairs of the editor of the E c h o - L e a d e r , will be permitted an interview for explanation the second and last Sat urdays in each month, 7 to 8 o ’clock p. m. ^ “Pardon—this does not mean special information about the editor’s best girl. Please be prompt in calling and avoid the rush. An exchange says: Sleepy drones will do for graveyards, but it takes F l o w e r B im s.-A n yon e wanting men of aclion to make ft town grow ' flo w e rb e d s made can have the j The only true method and correct flowers free of cost by employing I waJ in which to bulld UP a town ls * every man to stand by every for me to make the beds and set out the flowers. Orders left at my home six miles sonth of Cottage Grove or sent by mail will have prompt at tention. P aul S nyder . the business of the legislature, Mr. Sharp would have been re-etn- bursed for the homestead some of the state officials robbed him of many years ago. Mr Sharp in forms us that two bridges have been ordered built over streams on Sharp’s creek road to Bohemia, and the county surveyor will be up this week to finish surveying the road. We hope the good work will go on and that Mr. Sharp will not let up until he accomplishes the success he so richly merits. Mrs Pet Sanford was visiting her sister at Mr. J. L Jones’ mill the past week. We are glad hr hear the whistle of Mr. Jones’ saw mill again. Why don’t Gowdyville people ship their produce to Portland and save the profit of middlemen? Miss Alice Willard was home from Cottage Grove, Sunday. Mr. Johnson Taylor is repairing the flume for Mr. Jones’ saw mill. Great Reduction Mens cottonade pants—8 5,108,110, 118, 145 cts. “ Cotton socks—5, 9 , 10, 12, 1« , 17, 25. “ Handkerchiefs -7 ,9 ,1 0 ,1 2 . “ S ilk —25, 35, 45, 65. “ Overalls—50. 55, «8. “ Suspenders—19, 20, 23, 25, 28, 34, 37, 40. “ Cotton under ware each—38, 40,45,48, 50, 68, 60, “ W oolen-73, 84,85, 93, 100, 101, 105, 115. “ Shirts—35, 38, 47, 50, 53, 88, 85, 100, 105, 110. “ T eck s c a r fs -2 0 ,25, 33, 37, 40. “ W insor t ie s -8 , 10. 11, 12,13, 17, 25, 38, 40. Mens hats—50, 75, 100, 117, 120, 135.108, 200. Ladles cotton handkerchiefs—3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 0, 10, • 12, 15, 20. “ C o m b s -«, 8, 9, 10, t5, 20. Ladles purses—10, 14,20, 32, 37. Gents purses—4, 5, 7, 8,10, 12. Hair brushes—18, 20, 22. 23, 25, 30. Cloth brushes—17,19, 25. Metallic Hair brushes—20, 30, 35. “ Needles—3,x 5, ct. papers “ P ins- 2, 5, o, 7, c t papers. Mourning pins—a, or 2 for 5. T a b le t s -2 ,5 ,7 ,10,1 3 ,1 5 ,22. “ Ink—6, 7 ,8 ets. Box p a p e r -1 2 ,14, i5, 18, 25,30. Ladles cotton vest—28, 34, 38, 55. “ W o o le n -80, 8 9 ,100, 108. Childrens shoes-89, 107,112,128, 133, 142, 959,258. Ladies fine shoes—1.35,143, 144, 164,185, 200, 207, 223. Ladles h o s e -1 5 ,17, 20, 23. Turkish t i d i e s - !3 ,17, 20, 25,40, 48. T ow els—7, 8, 10, 12. 1 5 ,1», 28, 38, 40, 56. Thread—3 x 4 ct. Velvets—43, 45, 60 et. yard Childrens h o s e -io , 11, is. 1«, 18, 23, 21. Corsets—39. 50, 54, 67, 76, 85, 100, 103, 135. 187. Cashmeres—20, 25, per yard. Ladies silk handkerchiefs-1 5 , 22, 25, 35, 40, 50. Ladles belts -2 5 to 50 ct. Napkins—4, 7 , 10,13,14 each Table c lo t h - 6 8 ,109, HO, 132,143,149. Lace curtains—65, 75, 80.154 pair. Fine baby shoes—50, and 55cts. Buttonhole twist -3, or 2 for 5. [ Spool silk 5. Toilet soap—5, to 7. Curtain s c r im -20, 22 and 25 ct. Laces—3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 10, 12,13 ct.|yd. Envelops—5 cts. School crayons—15 cts gross. Lead p e n c i l s - 1, 2,3, 4, 5. Slate pencils -V i, 1. Mens boots-2.40 255, 300 315, 345 pair. Mens shoes— l.43, 160, 165, 170, 260, 268, 310, 319, 354, Corner Main and W all street. Cottage Grove. W . 8. C h r is m a n , Propt. AND-- Mens’ and Boys’ C L O T H IN G 1 EAK IN & BRISTOW, MERCHANTS & BANKERS, COTTAGE GROVE, - OR. Z E 3 I -A J 5 , 3 D W -A iR iE i S. R. PIPER. COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON Dealers in Hardware, Stores, tinware and NEW FIBH, NEW STOCK, NEW STYLES! Boot k Shoe Shop = G r e a t Reduction for C a s h .= Elegant Bedroom Suits. Cook Stoves, Heaters and Hollow-ware Moulding and Mitre Saw, 1 Carpets, W all Paper, Glass, Paints, Oils and Varnishes. M A R T IN J. S. MEDLEY, Look Mr. Thomas Paterson was visit ing his brother John, this week. i n * CREAM RMUNi PONDS the weather be clear of which we have good prospects. No one should fail to watch it closely C A R T R ID G E S . New Furniture Store. Planter, o f farm ers. F ruit grow ers Bee-keepers and D airy man. FINE SHOES H A R D W A R E . Miss Dot Day will leave school George Payne, the 42, victim of next week. She intends to com the Silver Lake holocaust, died Feb. mence teaching the 1st of April. 25. His body, with the other un Alida Day, Lizzie Palmer, Dollie fortunates, was placed near the Davis and Mary Burnsides, return center of the cemetary there and a ed to their home last week, after monument will be erected to their attending several terms of school memory. All the others who were here. injured have recovered, except Clara offering you One Minute Cough Cure. Wednesday morning, Mrs. Van Snelling and Mrs. T. J. Labile, who One day last week the job press issue $900 in bonds, payable in five Neither days, nor hours nor even Scoy, Mrs. D. B. Russell, Miss are improving slowly. in the E c h o - L e a d e r office became annual installments, to erect a two miutes elapse before relief is afforded Stratford, Miss Bond and Mr Pint- Morristown Republican: There cranky just like some gossipy story addition to the present large For sale by J. P. Currin. ler, attended chapel exercises. There is no printed thing which ia said to be one editor in heaven peddling thing. We called Mr. school building. It is probable A parly was given for Miss Burn notwithstanding some Christian (?) David Markley in, and after looking that but ODe room will be complet is so close to the ear of the com people wanted to kick him out and at the press real sharp a few ed this year as that will give suffici munity as the local paper. The sides. before leaving. A few intim keep it all to themselves. How he minutes, we guess it got ashamed ent room for the pupils expected pulse of local life beats in its every ate friends were invited to the passed through the “ pearly gates” of making a nuisance of itself, for it This shows that our town is grow issue. An epitome of the world's boarding hall, when a very pleasant ia unknown, bat it ia supposed that commenced running all right and ing in population notwithstanding news glows in its bright pages, and time was had. Miss Eva Lane in he practiced a base deception on St. has kept up right along tbe same the depression of times during the the business news of the local stores vited a ft-w of the Seniors last Fri past two years. Everything looks should be in it too; should be there, day evening to her boarding place. Peter as a “ reformed drunkard’’ and line. bright here for the future and it not “ to help the paper along”— not A very pleasant time was had. traveling evangelist When the de An exchange says that limburger is thought that prosperity will soon because the editor is a nice fellow Miss Lane is a splended hostess. ception was discovered, it is stated cheese laid away in a cupboard cr Miss Ines Rich and Minnie Mc- on authority of the “oldest inhabit refrigerators will drive away ants. be enjoyed again by our people and we want to encourage him—not Closkev are to leave us next Sun for any but the one ant’’ that all the golden streets of It will drive a spike into a brick “I am strictly in it” will he the GREAT BUSINESS REASON---- THAT IT day. Both are to go to teaching the New Jerusalem were searched wall, a tramp away from a meal of expression of the moon next Suntkxv near their home, Quoquille. The WILL PAT. for a lawyer to draw up papers of victuals, a mule through a barbe night regarding the shadow of the girls will mourn the loss of Miss objectment, but as one could not be wire fence, or a band of cattle over a K R. Elliott loft three apples at earth. McCloskey, their matron. found in all the “starry realms” the precipice. Yea, verily, it will stop the E c h o - L e a d e r office, Tuesday, ECLIPSE C aptain J inks . editor is still there. a clock. Will not some inventing Next Sunday, March 10, the that deserve more than a passing Awarded They were of medium size, B e w a r « o f O intM vnts fo r C a ta rrh that genius discover a method of utilizing moon will rise in the penumbra and notice. C on tain M ercu ry , this latest power to generate electri Highest Honors— W orld’s Fair, very dark red, flavor excellent and at about 7.30 the contact begins. os mercury will surely destroy the cal force, drive machinery, trains of just acid enough for a first class • D R sense of smell and completely de cars, and in fact a power for the The eclipse will be total and of 3 hours duration, and the moon will cooking apple. They were solid range the whole system when enter ing it through the mucous surfaces. general welfare of man. It might not leave the penumbra until after with no signs of insects or disease. Such articles should never be used also be used to draw teeth, blisters, midnight. This will be one of the They are supposed to be a native e.icept on perscriptions from reputa interference and patronage. longest eclipses on record as tbe seedling on a place near where ble physciaus, as the damage they moon will be in perigee, which Mr. Elliott lives, five miles west of will do is ten fold to the good you can means that it will be at the point of this city. Mr. Elliott has grafted possibly derive from them. Hall’s Catarrh Cure manufactured by F. J. its nearest approach to the earth, a number of the trees in his orchard with this variety, and will have Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., contains no A General Farm Paper and will consequently pass through quite a lot of apples this summer. mercury, and is taken internally, the earths’ shadow where it is acting upon the blood and mucous Only 50 cents per year larger than as if it wure farther The apples bang on the limbs in surfaces of the system. In buying clusters like plumbs and the trees Hall’ s Catarrh Cure be sure you get Sixteen pages each, issue away from the earth, and will there the genuine. It is taken internally, all devoted to the interests fore remain in the shadow longer if bear euortnons crops. and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co., Testimonials free. #>rSold by Druggists, prioe 75c. per bottle , CASH I Why can’t Gowdyville have water works? There are five springs Headache is the direct result of In close to the town. digestion and stomach disorders. Mr. Willard is fixing up his hop- Remedy these by using DeWitt’s SH E E T IR O N W A R E , Early Risers, and your headache yard, and getting ready to make disappears The Fovorite little pills brick. A man is coming to exam W ild w ood A x es, A m u n ition , and a ll sizes o f everywhere. For sals by J. P. ine the clay for making tile. Hope Currin. a tiling factory will be started here. An attempt was made to rob the Keep a full stock of NAILS, CUTLERY Shelf and Build in Mr. Veatch of Latham, Oregon, is NOTICK east bound Southern Pacific train few miles out from San Francisco visiting Lafayett Veatch and family. Lemati, Oregon, Feb., 28, 1895. W. H O. Sunday morning, but tbe Oregon Repairing neatly donei Notice is hereby given that the express came along and the robbers firm of N. H. & J. S. Martin have R u b b e r N e c k s . — Pendleton Trib fled. J . g . M a r tin . une: The Pendleton men, in full this day dissolved partnership by N. H . M a r tin . Mr. Alleu is erecting a small force, lined themselves up Main mutual consent, N. S. Martin re room on Main street and as soon as street, waiting two long hours to maining in business and will collect the publisher o f the E c h o - L e a d e r view with their own eyes a woman all accounts due the firm. N. S M a r t i n . gets time he will strike off a few aud a pair of bloomers. Every J. S. Martin. bills to let everybody know what the man in place, and every inch of his b aiding is being put up for. Mr. neck out of place, stretched to its PIONEER - « « Allen has made so many explanations fullest capacity, merely to look at WE ARE NOW ABLE TO SELL GOODS AT A a sensible woman dressed in the that he is about exhausted. The second session of the 53d ceu- modern aud approved style that ress will pass into history as re common sense and fashion have un markable only for its inefficiency, itedly decreed as the proper wheel WEST COTTAGE GROVK IN ADDITION TO OUR STOCK WE HAVE RECEIVED SOME except to show how not to do any ing costume. All they saw was a JOHN FERGUSON thing equal to the emergency of the pair of bloomers and a pair of Is still in the business for the neatly gaitered legs and well-shod time. manufacture of boots aud shoes. E u g e n e ' s S c a n d a l — Eugene society feet, which no doubt to the major —W E ALSO HAVE— GENERAL REPAIR WORK is ail broken up over a very serious ity of the rustic appearing onlook promptly done. iud aboraiuable sensation. Some ers was not much of a sight, after Thanking ray friends for past pat mart (?) female has for the paet all. While many riders are pleased ronage I will endeavor to merit a yea r o r I 'K t '^ f e e u s e n d i n g o b s o o n e that the initiative has been taken on continuance of their work. WE HAVE ALSO PLACED IN STOCK A NEW INVOICE OF letters through the mails addressed bloomers question in town, yet, natural sympathy Centrally Located. Froo ’Bus to and From to several bighlv respectable ladies. nevertheless toward their sex, occasions regret Two arrests have been made but Special Rates for Families. all Trains. at the ungeDtIemar.lv treatment Which enables us to put up first class Picture Frames. We can iurnisbyou everything is yet in doubt as to the bestowed upon a lady by the men of NEAREST HOTEL TO POSTOFFICE with guilty party. Should the real cul Pendleton. Holiday Pictures in Frames. prit he discovered it will no doubt It is said that ex-pugilist Sullivan ffT T h e following are some of our reduction prices : be the most tropical day of their ex has about determined to lecture ou Good Ash Bedroom Suit ....................................................................... .. .$14X0 istence on this little mundane temperence. It will not take him Extonsion Table............................................................................................... 6.00 long to tell what he knows about it Hard wood Bedsteads....................................................................................... S.00 sphere. — FORMERLY BAKER HOUSE— Stoves, from $2.50, up. Sewing Machine Oil, 10 cents a bottle. A full line F o r O v e r F ift y Y ears. Headquarters for Travelling Men of O u r L atin CI w m . A n O ld a n d W e l l -T r ie d R e m e d y .—Mrs. Rates from $1 W inslow’s Soothing Syrup lias been used for Sample Rooms Free. Mr. Love— “ What is the matter over fifty years bv millions of mothers for their to $2 per Day. chlldreu while teething, with perfect success. Leston, jo u have been twisting It soothes the child, softens the gums, aiiavs all Willamette Street, Eugene, Or. paiiL cures wind cholic, and is the best remedy S. K BROWN, Proprietor. around all day ?’’ for Diarrhoea. Is pleasant to the taste. Sola £I^Froduce taken in exchange for goods. by Druggists in every part of the W orld. Twen- Leston— “I think I have found five cents a bottle. Its yalue is incalculable. Be sure and ask for Mrs. W inslow’s Soothing a new Latin verb.” Syrup, and take no other kind. COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON. Mr. Love— “Can you give the DRAIN NOTES. Justice of the Peace principal parts ?” John Stewart received state Leston—“Yes, sir, I think I AND certificate, and Alida Day a state can.” diploma, last week. Mr. Love— “ All right” other man in tbe place who does right. Whenever a man is doing well do not tear him down. All residents should be partners, not opponents. In all livelihoods the W i l l B e a G o o d S e a so n . — Eugene Leston— “ Fleo bitere itchi more business your rival does the Guard: A gentlemen from Cottage scratchum.” more you will do. Grove informs us that every day Judge Medley and F. Chandler were men are arriving at that point to go SCH O OL K L K C T IO N . in Eugene this week. to the Bohemia mines and that the Voters of school district No. 45 L. Lurch and Dr. Geo. Wall went town presents a lively appearance. held a school meeting at the school to Eugene Thursday. All former talk about tbe mines and house in this city, Monday. Mr. O. The revival meeting continues. former prospecting done is now F. Kuox was re-elected sc*io<l In these days of telephone, tele bearing fruit, and that this will be a director for three years, and Mr. graph, electricity and steam, people prosperous season in that section T. K. Barrett was chosen clerk for cannot afford to wait days or as many hours for relief. This is our reason for every one believes. the next term. It was also v-. ted to W ebfoot IN ALL LINES FOR The U. S. Gov’t Reports show Royal Baking Powder superior to all others. MOST PERFECT MADE. A pure Grape Cream of T artar Pow der. Fte from Ammonia, Alum or any other a d u lt« « * . 4 0 YEARS THE STANDARD. Best E sta te Agent. Indebted to Collections a Specialty. C ottage G rove , O r . Clothing tor Ladies and Children Made to order cheap for cash or country produce, by M rs . P et S anford , Cottage Grove. BROS. H ere! me must Pay np before the F ist day of April, 1895. I shall then retire from the Cottage Grove Hotel business and be com pelled to collect without reserve, previous to that date. COTTAGE^GROVE HOTEL Will continue open for business, conducted by other persoae. Trespass Notice. Notice is hereby given that I, the undersigned, have posted trespass notices on my respective premises and all persons trespassing thereon after this date will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. L. H. Y arbrough . EAST AND SOUTH — VIA— The Shasta Route —OF THE— Southern Pacific Co. Express Trains Leave Portland Daily. I South. 3:15 p. m. 12:57 a. m. 10:45 a. m. North. Lv. Portland A t . 8:20 a. m. Lv. Cottage _______ Grove Lv. 1:47 a. m. in Fi ranciaco Lv. 7:00 p. m. Ar. San A bove trains stop at all stations from Portland to Albany inclusive; also. Tangent, Shedds, Halsey, Harrisburg, Junction City, Irvine, Eu gene and all stations from Roseburg to Ashland ncluslve. R oaebn rf 8:30 a. m. 3:25 p. m. 5:50 p. m. Lv. Lv. Ar. IV a il D a ily « Portland Ar. Cottage Grove Lv. Roseburg Lv. 4:30 p. m. 9:29 a. m. 7:00 a. ra. Dining Cm on Ogden Runts. Pullm an Buffet Sleepers. AND S e c * « « C l* » . S le e p !« * C are ATTACHED TO ALL THROUGH TRAINS. W e s t S id e D l v l . l « « . Between Portland and Corvalll*. M A IL T R A IN D A IL Y 1:30 A. M. I Lv. IÌ1 5 P . M. 1 Ar. (E XC EPT SU N D AY .) Ar. 5:35 P. M. Lv. 1:00 P. M. Portland Corvallis A t Albany and Cervallls connect with traina o Oregon Pacific Bailroad. E x p r e s s T b a i n 4:46 P. M. I Lv. 7:2» P. M. i Ar D a i l y 'E x c e p t SrifD A T.) Portland McMinnviUe Ar. Lv. 8:25 A. M. 5:50 A . M. Throucli tickets to all points In the Eastern states, Canada and E urofe can be obtained at Cottage |ow«t rates Dorn M. C. ^ T & E R E S RS , , F. * “ Pass. A g t Asst. G. ~ * K03HLER, Manager, Portland Or. R. W . VEATCH, Proprietor. For No. 1 Goods and Low Prices in Hardware, Stoves, Tinware, GRANITE IRON WARE, AMMUNITION, ETC . Go to ft Store of TC 2ST02C LEMATI, 100,000 FEET <52 OREGON. SEASONED Building Lumber. Our Saw Mill is in the Front tor a BIG T R A D E ;W E MAKE A SPECIALTY OF INTERIOR HOUSE FINISH For the manufacture of which we have superior faf ilit*** . W * parses contemplating budding or repanng to call and inspect our Jlum- Revpectfully, J . I. COTTAGE GROVE, O R E G O N . JO N E ^ v*
