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About Cottage Grove echo=leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 18??-1895 | View Entire Issue (March 30, 1895)
The Local Subscribe for the E cho -L dader . V ebfoot Planter, a general P8£^r ... _ j "will have a slimmer farm 0 p e n i n g . 0f M illin e r y and Millinery Novelties, Sat- The editor o f the E cho L iaise has u been suffering all the week with the tL P d a y , -A.pi’i.1 1 4 t h . Lorn, near Latham, March 28, 1895, to the wife of Will Keyes, a daughter. P le a s e call. Yours Respectfully, MRS. F. A. N E W M A N . The Cottage Grove Dancing Club U. G. Walker has been appointed closed last Saturday eve. It has deputy sheriff of Lane county, been largely attended during the J. M Sherwood went to Eugene entire term. Friday. We learn that Miss Dora Myers t Miss Kosa Allen left for Cloverdale has been enga ed to teach the Friday, on a visit. spring term of school at Latham. The Cottage Grove water works I f you want any hauling done will be completed and dedicated next week. leave your orders with J ack K nowlton . All about Fruit raising Hop vineyards are in fine co n d i-, W ebfoot Planter, tion and a large crop is expected, j Take Heed! The Albany jail is to have steel cells, manufactured in city. new- that in the All persons having old accounts with us, are requested to call soon and settle same, as we must have Dollars in your pocket to read the money. W ebfoot Planter. K nox & W hite . FO R SALE. There is too much snow in Bohe Every true friend of the people in mia to permit those going in, doing Oregon who wants a Portland paper much work. should subscribe for the Daily or The gold output of Baker count)’ Weekly Sun. this year will be greater than ever. One half interest in a brick yard L emati . — On caucus held Thurs one mile west of Cottage grove post- day night at Knox Hall, the follow office. As good clay as there is in in g nominations were made: Mayor. Oregon fo'r brick or tiling O. F. K nox; eouneilraen, J. K. B ar O. H. W ill a r d . ret, C. H. Burkholder; Recorder, J. Thomas & W oods have made C. Stouffer; Treasurer, O. B. Kline. The Silurian has the misfortune some elegant counters and shelves o f b ein g dead to the world without for Benson’s drug store. Every h aving the compensating advantage thing shows splendid workmanship and a credit to the gentlemen. of the repose of the grave. People who are born tired are generally those who can see or say nothing but “ hard times. In the •days past when our whole country was in the grand swim of universal prosperity, the burden of their song w as “ hard times.” Money in poultry, if you know how. Learn how in the W ebfoot J. B. Lewis went to Eugene Thurs Planter. day; H orse B ills .— -The E cho -L eader Miss Etta Preston was in town job office is well equipped for print Monday. ing all kinds of horse bills promptly. Mr. Ira Barker went to Oregon City Monday. Do you take the W ebfoot Plan H. F. Stephens returned from Bo ter? hemia Wednesday. The Capital Journal is doomed. O. S. Lockwood, of Lorane, was in The Oregonian has refused to ex town first of the week. Ransom Wells left for his home at change. A man is mighty small Milton, Thursday. when he stoops to some of the little The Misses Young, visiting Misses things that Harvey Scott has been Hanson, returned to Eugene Monday. guilty of lately.— Yamhill Inde Fred Wright and family, of Cres- pendent. well, were in this city Sunday. Oeo. Ozment, of Lorane, was vist- Yes, brother, but according to ing his brother in this city, Wednes nature Scott can do no better. A day. Rev. Sweeney, of Hebron, held ser thing that is born an ass cannot be vices at the Christian church Sunday an angel. morning. Roseburg Plaindealer. — Never Mrs. Bart Yenturini and Mrs. Ader- ton o f Comstock, were in the city trad make yourselves miserable by ing last week. imagining that the rain never comes Mrs. C. M. VanBuren, who has been visiting relatives here some time in time in Oregon. It always gets left for Portland Tuesday. here, and might as well look for a Air. and Mrs H. Petrie went to L or woman with bangs in the moon as ane Wednesday for a few weeks visit for a drouth in Oregon. with relatives and friends. Mr. E. C. Jennings, of Ironwood, Roseburg Plaindealer: Patronize Mich., arrived in this city Tuesday, home industry. The town that on his way to Bohemia gold mines. Miss Ermine Veatoh returned to her goes off to trade will be poor. The home at Roseburg Sunday, after a nation that stops its own mills and pleasant visit with Miss Lulu Currin. factories and buys from a foreign Prof. J P. Holland has moved to Junction City and will teach school nation will be poor. They will there this spring and summer. have idle mills and empty pockets. Miss Gertie Southworth, one of the Doctor H. R. Fish, of Gravols Mills, lady compositors on the E cho -L eader , went to Ooshen Tuesday, to visit rela Mo., a practicing physician of many tives and friends. years experience, writes: De Witt’s J. W. Jones, of Stavton, Oregon, Witch Hazel Salve has no equal for and brother of Rev. T. L. Jones, who indolent sores, scalds and burns, it was visiting friends in this city, left stops pain instantly, heals a burn for his home Monday. quickly and leaves no scar. For sale Eugene Guard: Mrs. Annie Millerd by J. P. Currin. is now running the Postal telegraph office at Junction City and setting A Kansas exchange tells of a man type on the Times of that place. who mortgaged his farm to buy his Eugene Guard: Dr. D. A. Paine returned from his visit to California wife a pair of diamond ear-rings. on this morning’s train. He reports times as fairly good in that state, and The wife took in washing to pay having had a splendid trip. How interest on the mortgage, but on ever. he is glad to be back to Webfoot the first job lost one of the “ sparks” again. Miss Armsfield Cooper, of Grant’s in the suds, whereupon she tried Pass, made the E cho -L eader a pleas to hang herself in the barn, but the ant eall Wednesday. She has the general agency of a large publishing rope broke and she fell on a Jersey house and is traveling north, appoint cow worth $150 and broke its back. ing agents in good localities. She thinks of going east to her old home Her husband then undertook to in Iowa, before returning. shoot the cow to put it out of its About twenty men are busily en misery, but the gun burst and de gaged puttiug in side track and pre stroyed his eyes, and the wife then paring room for the large tie and ran away with a lightning rod ped lumber preserving plant of the S. P. dler. The mortgage is still on deck Railroad at Latham. We learn that he business will be carried on ns and bids fair to live to a ripe old long ns the Company can obtain all age. All of which indicates that the timber wanted. We hope the there is in Kansas one of the big Company will be able to obtain gest liars in the U. S. all the timber tributary here. The O, SING! amount is so large that the money BY ROLYAN. paid for it will naturally help the people and this part of Oregon as [Weekly Tribune. Callaway, Neb.,] O, sing of Drouth Fiend, starvation and need! much as anything that is liable ta be O, sing of the hot wind's insatiable greed! lone here in the near future. Of rich lands all cropless and farms without seed? S O C IA L F L U T T E R IN G . W orld. La Grippe is here again with all its old time vigor. One Minute Cough Cure is a reliable remedy. It cures anQ and cures quickly. For sale by J. P. n" L A Richardson, of Jefferson City, Mo. Chief Enrolling force 38tli gener al ussembly of Missouri, writes: I A. Todd desires to announce that wish to testify to the merits of One he is now prepared to do all kinds minute Cough cure. When other so- o f surveying on short notice. A lib called cures failed, I obtained eral share of patronage is solicited almost instant relief and a speedy Residence in the Sherwood block. cure by the use of One Minute Cough Prices very moderate. Cure. For sale by J. P. Currin. I T 19 N O T what we say but what Eugene Register, March 28: * Hood's Sarsaparilla does that tells the Sheriff Johnson turned over to •tory ef its merit. When in need of med County Treasurer Gray, yesterday icine remember H O O D ’ S CU RIES the largest collection of taxes yet An Oakland dentist has invented collected in any one week this year. a new car for shipping fruits with The total amount for the week is out using ice. His scheme is to $11,867. W ho says Luue cannot pay her taxes? have water dripping from the roof H ood River, says the Glacier, o f the car into chambers between the fruit and the outside of the car. should not complain of hard times Our principle crop is apples, and Fossil Journal: Byron Barnard good apples are selling at $1 a box. will buy 10,000 head of cattle, if he Apple buyers come here and buy can get them, for shipment to Mon our apples and pack them and pay tana. He has already purchased from 80 cents to $1 a box. These are good prices for the best of over $60 head from P e l Zachary, times. C oe Barnard and Ed Cummings. P. H. Fritzgerald. an Indianapolis He is paying $10 for yearling steers, capitalist, has completed plans for $15 for two, $20 for threes an i $11 the colonization of 14,000 ex-sold- and $15 for cows. iers in Georgia, and proposes to The is no social entcr'a; m- enf, to purchase 100,000 acres o f land for tn orou g lly enjoyable as sprightly the purpose. Fritzgerald has made •conversation and amiable discussion an immense fortune as a pension o f topics of general interest, suitable attorney and is perhaps the best to the assemblage. If a littlo music known man among ex-soldiers in and singing, or recitations, are de the country. He publishes a paper sirable after the refreshments to which is sent free to veterans who help digestion, there should always have secured pensions through be found in such a gathering per him. sons capable o f giving them. Johnny Bull wants $75,000 from Times: The St. Louis company, which has been selling wrought-iron ranges in Southern Oregon, did a b ig business in Jackson and Joseph ine counties. It is said that th y sold over four car loa Is, or about 300, of their big stoves, at an aver age price of $70. And still the peo ple cry “ hard times,” little Nicaragua. W7as there ever a time when Johnny Bull was not wanting something from some coun try ? Mr. Bull had a representative at Nicaragua, who was persona non grata to the little Republic, and he was asked one day to take a short voyage out of the country. Seventy- five thousand dollars is the price Most any o f our hardware stores pat by England on this piece of will sell those same stoves for $35 to home rule, England has a navy, and 50. But mnm people have to pay Niacargua has none; so England, no doubt, will get her $75,000 plaster, something for experience. and all will be happy again. I f it had not keen for an act of F lower B eds . — Anyone' wauting the late legislature the state house flower beds made can have the burglar alarm would not have flowers free of cost by employing been overhauled, the state treasurer me to make the beds and set out the m ight have been ht-ld up, and the treasury robbed. Nearly as bad as flowers. Orders left at my home the story o f the old maid who six miles south of Cottage Grove or dreamed she had a baby, the baby sent by mail will have prompt at P aul S nyder . •went near the fire and fell in, and ten tion. Then sing of the pittance our State will supply! South Dakota, at the recent ses Then sing of our Governor's frozen reply To the States o f the East the West and the sion of its legislature, did away with South, the grand jury system. That would, if HE WILLED, help the victims W. T. Sanford, Station Agent of Leeper, Clarion Co., Pa., writes; I can recommend One Minute Cough Cure ns the best I ever used. It gave instant relief and a quick cure. For sale by J. P. Currin. F or all kinds o f jo b printing the E cho - L eader has first class new material. Patronize a paper that is doing more than anything else to build up this grand country. A subscription is being raised to help build a wagon road from the re house to the mines, it enough is subscribed, the Champion Gold Milling and Mining Company will put up the balance to finish the road, making a good wagon road from this city to the mines. Every body nround here are deeply inter ested in having a good wagon road nil the way to Bohemia. of Drouth! O, sing, till our blizzards shall take up the cry, And the lauds where there’s plenty shall make glad reply And shame with abundance the lies of the great (?) And miserly, grudging "Relief from the State!’’ % o W * v Dr.YgJiM£pric" 7 -.c * T! Bee-keepers bottle man. . Planter, and week, it is from some cause unknown to the publisher, and they will please report to this office instantly. Our patrons will find De Witt,s Lit- j tie Early Risers a safe and reliable j remedy for constipation, dyspepsia , and liver complaints. For sale by J. P. Currin. HEBRON JUMBLINGS. At the opera house in this city last Sunday evening about 400 per sons assembled to witness the mnr- riage of Dr. H. H. Petrie and Miss Annie E. Griffin, by Judge J. S. Medley. Mrs. Ella Jones played the wedding march and the Lemati hand greeted the audience with some fine music. The doctor and his bride are among the prominent young people of Lemati, and have n process would save the agricultural large circle of friends who will con ists of New Y oik state nearly $1,- gratulate them over the most pleas 000.000, or to put it another way, ant eveut of their lives. the entire expense of makiug cheese The editor of the E cho - L eader would be paid by the saving of what spent a part of Saturday and Sun has heretofore been waste. day at Boswells Springs— late Snow W. P. Bayes of 2405 Jones St., den Spriugs. Capt. Beu. D. Bos Omaha, Neb. says of Parks’ Sure well, the affable aud enterprising Cure:—“ My wife has been constitu manager has commenced making tionally wrecked for years. Tried some very valuable and useful im everything fruitlessly. My drug provements. The first will be ten gist’s persuasion backed by his guar antee, induced tne to buy a bottle foot porches along the whole seven f Parks Sure Cure. The results are ty foot frout of the hotel, above and truly wonderful. Parks Sure Cure below, fronting the S. I\ railroad for the Liver aud Kidneys is a posi track. This will afford a wonderful tive specific for the diseases of ■ mount of solid comfort and a women. Sold by J. A. Benson. NORMAL SCHOOL NOTES. G reat R eduction bushels of wheat and sold i t The price received was 40 cents per bushel, bringing $7000 into the neighborhood. IN A L L LIN ES FOR CASH! ìbis Space Mr. and Mrs. Thackery came over from Roseburg Thursday, returning Sunday. Miss Tilla Powell will teaching our school April 1. begin L 11 FIN E SH O E S — 1 -— A N D — ‘— Miss Lizzie Baughman will teach the Lynx Hollow school and Miss Ethei Taylor will teach the Geer school. Mens' and Boys’ C L O T H IN G R ESER VED Louis Gerum cut rather a liberal gash in his hand with an ax. Jno. Powell and Harvey Taylor have taken the contract to furnish three tier of wood for the school. Any one applying to them for a job must furnish recommendations. To the inquisitive: J. P. Taylor hired John Kitsmiller to haul and set up the old rails along the ditch in his field. He intends to build a fire in the ditch, throw the rails in the ditch on the fire for the purpose of burning the buckbrush in the ditch. He thinks when the buck- bush is burned in the ditch that the water will run in the ditch and not run out of the ditch in the field on the west side of the ditch. CABLE FROM QUEEN LIL. Dear Gresham:—One more boon I crave, I trust in your affection *Tis not to murder Dole, the Knave, Or put down insurrection; ‘Tis not ray crown but me to save, I write in deep dejection; And so a package I must have Of Lark’s Tea for my complexion. GRESHAM’S ANSWER TO QUEEN LIL. When I received your Cablegram I thought I sure would faint For though I often use Park’ s Tea ” Tis not for your complaint. I feared that Mrs. G. would think Wrong about our connection ’’Till on her dresser there I saw Park’ s Tea for her complexion. Sold by J. A. Benson. It has been a good many years since the Willamette valley has had as favorable outlook for an over- whelmning crop at this season of the year, both in grain and fruit as this year advances. The winter season has been so delightfully mild that no man can possibly find an excuse for not having his grain crop all in, his orchard well cultivated, ind his berry crop well looked af ter, uud there are few cultivators of the soil who are iu need of an ex cuse— the work is practically all done. Everything seems to have worked harmoniously this year. Mr. J. W. Cole went to Cottage Grove Monday. Mr. George Curr and Harry Stephens passed up Row River Monday, on their way to the mines. ! E A K I N & B R IS T O W , MERCHANTS & BANKERS, COTTAGE GROVE, - - s. R. FOR - - - OR. PIPER. COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON Dealers in Hardware, Steves, bare and R agged R obin . The progress of the valley road compels even the head of the South ern Pacific to incline t 0 the belief in the future advancement of Califor The people of Ores well have given nia.— S. F. Call. Albert anil Willie Wallace ground F o r O ver F ifty Y ears. sufficient to locate and make tile and they are moving their machine there A n O dd a n d W e l l -T h ie d H e m e d t .—Mrs. Soothing Syrup luis been used for T e .• are u so offered all the clay Winslow's fifty years bv millions of mothers for their they want for making brick and ex over children while teething, with perfect success. pect to move everything to Creswell It soothes tlie child, softens the gums, alia vs all as soon as possible. Many enterpris pain, cures wind cholic, and is the best remedy Diarrhoea. Is pleasant to the taste. Sold ing farmers near Creswell are finding for hy Druggists In every part of the World. Twen- that it pays largely to tile drain their five cents a bottle. Its yaltie is incalculable land, and have already paid out over Be sure and ask f. . Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing $1000 freight on tile shipped in there. Syrup, and take no c (her kind. They can well afford to use the tile Grant county is particularly because it doubles the producing ca pacity of their land and makes it easi adapted to pear culture and so far er to work. We learn that the boys the demand for home consumption would have remained hero, but for the enormous value placed upon clay, is far greater than the supply. which is considered more value to re Generally this crop is surer than the main dirt than to be made into tile or brick. We are glad that some of the apple and the tree is not attacked Creswell farmers are getting a move by any pests, either insect or fungi. on them and propose to get in to the front wave of progressive farming, The pear does not require so rich a t he making of tile and brick at Cres soil as the apple and will grow in well will distribute considerable mon ey among the business people which ground not too strong with alkali. will probably not hurt their feelings. Sick headache, constipation and in The agricultural department at digestion are quickly cured by De Witt’s Little Early Risers, the fam Cornell college claims to have ous little pills. For sale by J. P. adopted an important discovery Currin. which will prove of great economic Row River Items. value to farmers. It is found that butter fat can be extracted from Mr. John Kirk went to Cottage whey by running it through a sep arator. It is estimated that the Grove Monday. At the residence of the brides’ oh my ! w la t would have become of that baby ?— Salem Capital Journal. parents, Wednesday March 27,1895 at twelve o'clock, Mr. D. Lowery East Oregonian: The cost of England and Miss Mary Bavles were producing wheat in Argentine is 35 united in marriage, Rev. F. Z. Nes to 40 cents a bushel. The cost of bitt officiating. The short and im pressive ceremony was agreed to producing wheat in Eastern Oregon and complied with until the Revern- is from 28 to 31 cents a bushel. ed gentleman addressing the The reason why the Eastern Oregon groom, said: “You will please sa farmer cannot compete with the lute your bride, after which receive ap Argentine farmer is because the lat congratulations. He smiled provingly and looked wishfully in ter is closer to the world's markets the right direction, but the blushing than the Eastern Oregon farmer; bride failed to turn up her rosy lips but the Nicaragua canal completed to receive it, so this was postponed grand view o f the country to all will more than overcome all difficul for future consideration. All were spring visitors. The Captain will invited to the dining hall where also build a large two story tianry ties and différer ces. gumptious feast was enjoyed by all. hall and a corafi l iable club lmll. Bpwnro of Ointment* for Catarrh that The groom and bride are from the Contain Mercury, best families o f the county and we Besides these improvements lm will as mercury will surely destroy the can bespeak for them nothing less erect a number of <aittages to rent to b < nse of smell ar.il completely de than the jiappiness and success that invalids attending his famous water range the whole system when enter has ever attended their forefathers. resort. ing it through the mucous surfaces. The E cho -L eader joins their many Such articles should never be used friends in wishing them that tire A G ood T hing — Tin- Washington, except on perscriptions from repnta-1 honeymoon may last many years, (Ilid.) Gazette reports the follow in ble physcians, as the damage they 1 — ... — ■ goo 1 thing iloii" In t’ c late b isi will do is ten fold to the good you can j ture of tl.at st it. : Ha’s possibly derive from them Catarrh Cure manufactured by F. J. ^ One of the H’.U'-i’ole :• cts of the Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., contains no late L ;’ b!aturc was the passage ol mercury, and is taken internally, A. Gr6116r£ll FiUTIT F&pei’. a law requiring the publication acting upon the blood ami mucous Only 50 cents per year. surfaces of the system. In buying, „(re s i<8STlo ^ . H a il’ s C atarrh Cure be sure you get 0 1 a i c ,;I1 ttctuu The Commissioners of Daviesa the genuine. It is taken internally all devoted, to the interests county Lave . eeti publishing these and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J ! o f farm ers. F m it grow ers reports for years, and they have W ebfoot L ook O ut — If subscribers o f the Farmers in the vicinity o f Wells, E cho -L eader do not get it every Linn county, pooled about 18,000 S H E E T IR O N W A R E , W. S. Chrisman. W i l d w o o d A x e s , A m u n itio n , a n d a ll s iz e s o f C A R T R ID G E S . Keep a full stock of NAILS, CUTLERY Shelf and Build in H AR D W AR E, ¿«^■Repairing neatly done! COTTAGE GROVE HOTEL. NOTICE. Lemati, Oregon, Feb., 28, 1895. Notice is hereby given that the firm of X. H. & J. S. Martin have this day dissolved partnership by mutual consent, N. S. Martin re maining in business and will collect all accounts due the firm. LIVERY and FEED STABLE, tS ~'WEST S ID E .-® * I am making a radical change in both Hotel, Livery and Feed Stables, giving my entire personal attention I invite persons to give me a trial. N. S M artin . J. S. Martin. Centrally Located. •©"•Call and see how you like the change. Free ’Bus to and From you. Special Rates for Families. j . h . M cK IN N E Y . all Trains. NEAREST HOTEL TO POSTOFFICE For No. 1 Goods and Low Prices in 1 Hardware, Stoves, Tinware, — FO RM ERLY B A K E R HOUSE.— Headquarters for Travelling Men. Sample Rooms Free. Rates from $1 to $2 per Day. Willamette Street, Eugene, Or. S. PI BROWN, Proprietor. n il Your truly, I am sure I can please im G R A N IT E IRO N W ARE, A M M U N IT IO N , E TC . Do to tie Store ot iimiMi Z K 2ST0 2 C A CUP LEM ATI, <Sz OREGON. OF L NIGHT G RO CERY STORE M O V E S T H E BO W ELS IN TH E M O R N IN G . Sold by J. A. B enson . H. THOMPSON IS C A R R YIN G D E A LE R IN Family Groceries, F irst C lass Goods, Medicines, Confectionary, ^®“Goods sold as cheap, ns any of the same quality, as any store in town. #»-R ed Front Store, West Cottage Grove. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at Roseburg Oregon, Feb., 13, 1895. Notice is herebv given that the following-. named settler lias filed notice of her intention to 1 make Anal proof in support of her claim, and that said proof will be made before A. C. Jennings. County Clerk of Lane County, Oregon, at Eugene. Lane County Oregon, on April 1st, 1896, viz: Mira Sweeney on homesteadentrv No, 5365 for the sel4 nel4 , e\4 ael4, n\v l4 se '4 sec. 18 , tp 20 S R. 3 west. She names the following wit nesses to prove her continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, viz: J. P. Shields, J. L Jones, C. A. Mc Farland and G. W. Mc Farland, of Cottage Grove, Lane county Oregon. febl6-37 R. M. VEATOH, Register. We understand that Uncle Allen Trespass Notice. Kirk has laid out a town site on his Notice is hereby given that I, the place. Mr. Kirk is a business man undersigned, have posted trespass and knows what the country needs. notices on my respective premises and all persons trespassing thereon after Mr. Thompson and Cole have this date will be prosecuted to the full moved on the place they bought of extent of the law. L. H. Y arbrough . Mr. Owens on Row River. Fresh Vegetables and Fruit in season. Produce taken in exchange for Goods. F. S. YO U N G ER . 100,000 FEET SEASONED B u ild in g Lum ber. :|0ur Saw Mill is in the Front for a Acknowledged to be the Best: Thursday, April 4, is the day set to work on the Sears grave yard. TH E The posts, wire and staples will be there and we hope the lumber and narls will be on bauds. Everybody NOW M ADE BY THE come and bring somebody else with you. O. K. PHOTOGRAPHS BIG T R A D E »WE M AKE A SPECIALTY OF INTERIOR! HOUSE FINISH Walter McKenzie went to Rose- burg last week to visit with his Aw arded folks. Highest Honors—W orld’s Fair, For the manufacture of which we have superior facilities. We invi e PHOTO COMPANY. Miss Eva Lane is visiting with parties contemplating building or reparing to call and inspect ourM>«n- D R friends near Roseburg. The above cut on any Photograph ! Respectfully, Miss Bertha Tnit returned Tues-! a guarantee of excellence. Enlarging ber from any kind of Picture, in Crayon lay afternoon, after u visit with Ink or Colors. Call and see our sam iebds at Eugene, Creswell and j j pies and prices trice of Crayon work. COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON. J t:age Grove, Sts.. Eocene. Or. 8th and W Willamette if Walton Cleave left for hia home I • © -F A R M E R S ' ear S.leio List Tuesday night. M s. W. T. VanSeoy had a «li _rlit j i luke of paralysis last week, but is reeovi lin g now. J. I. J O N E S ! tfUCi * CREAM B A K IN G POW DER Miss Li ttie Thomas will leave in i week or so lor her home near M rshfield. She has nearly finished I tlie -Ti nior studies. Miss Echo Gaddis from Roseburg, MOST PERFECT MADE. i at ended chapel exercises Monday A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free D airy- saved the county thousand* of dol. morning, lar8 by C aptain J inks . from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant. 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. OF M iß! ù p FOR f fl BUTTER. Your Cows Jersey Bull We have 45,000 good brick, one mile from Cottage Grove post office, which we will sell at reasonable prices. Persons wanting brick will please call on or address their or ders to W iixard A M offet , 1 Cottage Grove, Oregon. I have a First Class Full Blood at my place In Gowdyville—Just west of Cottage Greye. Call and see him. B obkbt C a u t .
