Cottage Grove echo=leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 18??-1895, June 08, 1895, Image 4

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    The Local W orld.
Call and Pay Up.
SOCI A L FLUTTEIUN G.
GREAT
FUTURE
EUGENE.
FOR
fork
ABT GALLERY
D a n e C o u n t y C . K . C o n v e n tio n .
Great Reduction
Eugene Guard: The sixth semi­
All p e rso n s o w in g m e fo r goods, General news correspondence from every sec­
annual convention of the Lane
a re notified th a t th e y m u s t p a y u p tion of the county will be Klaitly published.
T h e m e n t o p a t r o n iz e a r e th o s e w h o d o
county Christian Endeavor union
Gatherings, weddings, births, deaths, departures
We were in Eugene first of the
im m ed iately .
S. R. P iper .
and arris els, personal and improvement notes,
b u sin ess a lon g: l i b e r a l lin e s a n d w h o , w h i l e
was held in the Baptist church of
nurcli doings.
W e w ill appreciate week. It is one of the prettiest and i
lodge a n d ---------------
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p r o m o t in g t h e i r o w n busim -ss in te r e s ts , a r e
the kindness of our friends in calling our atten­
Music.
Springfield,
commencing
last
tion to any event that may occur. No time for best towns in Oregon. To sustain J
d o in g w h a t t h e y can t o b n ild up t h e i r t o w n .
space lor nnything«iutended to injure some per­ two as neatly gotten up, live and j
Cot-
About
July
1st
I
will
be
in
Friday
afternoon
and
closing
Sun­
son
or
community.
T h e i r n a m e s w i l l a lw a y s h e e a s ily fo u n d In
Misses Long
progressive daily papers as the
day night.
tage Grove permanently, to give
Andrew Nelson was in Eugene Mon­
t h e ir h o m e p aper.
daily evening Guard and the morn­
PROPRIETORS.
musical instructions to all desiring day on business.
It was by far the best country con-
ing daily Register, it must be a
Ben Lurch made a business trip to good town. The business men of
lessons. For information, call on
Will be at Cottage Grove for a j veution since the first one, which
Bright pleasant weather.
j Mrs. J. P. Currin or address me at Eugene, Friday.
was held three years ago in Junc-
the city evidently appreciate both short time only and will make
Subscribe for the E c B o -L dader .
Win. Hemenway was a passenger papers from the appearance of their
[ Eugene.
E tta B. P reston .
ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHS,
tion City. The final report of the
Notice th e new ads in th is w eeks
to Eugene Wednesday.
J
advertisements in those papers. One dozen Cabinets and one Convex committee on credentials showed 73
Johny Culp ha9 moved his tousorial
issue of th e L eader .
W. H. Cooper was In Eugene Mon-1 We are glad of this, for the papers glass mount for $2 50.
delegates present. Officers were
parlars and can be found on Main !
have a great work before them. Come E arly and A void th e R u sh , j electeJ as fulltnvs;
day
on busiuess.
Look out for the future of Cot­ j street west of the bridge, Cottage j
Eugene
is
most
emphatically
the
(
Bob Donovan, the popular Portland
tage Grove-Lemati.
j Grove.
coming city of the great Willamftte
Catch tile Sh.ad.OW G1'6 the President, Rev. W. S. Gilbert,
drummer wus in town Thursday.
Buggy for sale. Inquire of
The annual convention of the !
Eugene; 1st vice president, Stella
N. H. Martin visited Lane county valley. Its situation is superb and i Substance fades.
the magnificent fertile vallies and
Mrs. F. A. N ewman i Churches of Christ in this state will capitol city, Tuesday.
B rin g th e B ab ies an d D o n ’t Rowlaijd, Eugene; 2nd vice presi-
— AND— —
j foot hills for a long distance are to F o rg et th e Old F olk s
Born—Juue 1st, to the wife of ! convene at the Turner Tabernacle 1 Miss Etta Preston of Eugene visited be wonderful factors in sustaining
; dent, Bessie Kelly, Springfield; 3d
R a ilw a y C o n d u c to r s E x c u r s io n t o S a le m .
and camp ground, June 21 and con­ frieDds in this city this week.
Will Orstrander, n son.
vice president, Rev. I. G. Knotts,
and building one of the most sub­
tinue
in
session
ten
days.
Hon. R. M. Veatch came down from stantial and prosperous cities in
Florence; 4th vice president L M.
There is a little girl in Cottage
On June 8 th (Sunday), trains
I Oregon. The great financial de-
Baby Caps, b o n D e ts and hat’s at Roseburg Sunday to visit friends.
Grove, who lias the fastest horse in
White,
Cottage Grove; Secretary,
Miss Emma Carey returned to Eu- pression has been felt by the citi- j will be run to Salem from Eugene,j
: Mrs. Newmans.
the state.
I
Sue
Dorris.
Eugene; temperance
gene Wednesday, after u few days zens of Eugene, as well as all over Natron, Albany, Brownsville, Silver-
Eugene Daily Guard: About 300 pleasant visit at her home in this city. this great state of immense re­
i
supt.,
Mrs.
Ada
Yeriugton,
The C. E. and E. L. will hold an
ton, and Portland; also steamer
Excelsior social at Davis hall Friday j people attended the Irving Sundny
E A K I N & B R IS T O W ,
Miss Lizzie Hanson, who has been sources and grand opportunities. Altona from Independence. Prof. ¡Springfield; Junior Supt-, J. N.
evening June 14. Ice cream,straw- School picnic at Meriau’s park Sat- visiting relatives in Eugene, has re­ But behind the dark cloud we see Miller, the champion balloonist, D olph: organizers, president and
the near approach of glorious sun­
urday. An enjoyable time was had turned home.
j vice presidents.
berries and cake, 10c a dish.
shine and prosperity which will will make one of his celebrated as-
Mrs.
Jas.
Berkshire
returned
to
her
gene
COTTAGE GROVE,
-
OR
If you want any hauling done!b? tbose present. Several Eug
home in Gosiien Monday, accompan- i enable the people of Eugene to u til-1 censions aud parachute jumps, also; There will be a meeting of the
leave your orders with
people were in attendance.
ize the colossal resources of the jjiere will be dancing and other citizens of Lemati-Cottnge Grove,
by Miss Irena Condon.
J a c k K n OWLTON.
W a n te d to T ra d e
The main feature. 'n Kuos s ball Monday evening,
H. F. Stephens, returned to Bohe­ tri »utaij country, l i e u a t i ainu6ements.
ifo rih p n iim iu o n fm .H n «
Don’t forget to attend the E xcel-,A five >ear old ™ re weiKblD& mia Monday, after a few days pleas- lamette vallev is one of the loca-
tions on the Pacific coast which has ; however, will be a grand bicycle mpntH for a celebration °Julv 4 th
8ior social at Davis hall Friday about 1100 PounJe- broke to bar' antly spent among friends here.
j not
no(; been
been caught
cau
in the “boom contest in which all the crack riders ¡ Everybody come,
T
i .
i nes3 a n d sa d d le , fo r sh in g le s.
In ­
evening June
14.
I
>
&
Messrs. J. P. Currin, W. W. Haw-1 i period-’’
period.’’ With the return of gen- of the Northwest will participate,
: quire at this office.
ley and J. M. Sherwood were trans- i eral prosperity, which is evidently ; -pjle races wjjj be under the sane- . Hj 8 UioTnor’
You have all heard of the I amous
S- L-
y * -n- » i
.. .
i head, of Junction City, has gone to COTTAGE GROVE,
“Blush of Roses” for the com-
Mrs. J. W. Trunnell has the acting business at the county seat; surely and steadily approaching, the tion of the L.
OREGON
A. W. A long list of
j oe> Missouri for* a ^
He
Thursday.
!
Willamette
valley
possesses
too
plexion. For something just as thanks of the E cho -L eadf - p . for some
Dealers
in
prizes
will
be
hung
up
for
the
win-
j
will
be
absent
about
three
weeks
Mrs. E. C. Barlow, of Gold Hill, j many natural advantages, too many
good go to Mrs. Newman’s.
very large strawberries. Fifteen
arrived Friday morning on the over -1 golden opportunities to escape the ners; four _ prizes in each race. A d -: and will return with his family
_ who
The executive committee of the weighed an ounce each, and they land and will visit relatives in this! live, enterprising capitalist who is dress “Deacon” Davis, of Eugene , have
bave i b(
been making a visit with
Oregon Press Association will meet were delicious.
vicinity a few weeks-
¡watching for magnificeut localities for a ligt of prizes and entrance (j friends.
P. G. Jennings, Mr. Atkins anH ! susceptible of phenomenal develop-1 blanks. Train tickets for round
at Newport June 8th, to make ar-
The E cho -L eader has printed nice
Roseburg Plaindealer:
Word
rangements for the next meeting, posters and programs for the Ex- two Milwaukee iniuing capitalists, \ ment. W ith the restoration o f , .
which admits holder to fair j has been received at the Roseburg
went to Bohemia Monday to visit the “good times” will come capital, en- 1 * P
SH EET IRON W A R E ,
Miss S. K. Hanson has an elegant celsior social Friday evening June Golden Star, Annie, and the mine terprise and people who will make ! ground. The Salem band will | land office that the long pending
of
White
Bros.
stock of millinery goods purchased 14th. Everybody who goes will
all tributary country to Eugene, a furnish music, Tickets on sale at | timber land case “Government W ild w ood A xes, A inunition, and a ll sizes of
A. B. Warnock, of Albany, arrived veritable paradise overflowing with Deacon’s cigai
at the lowest San Francisco prices eDjoy a pleasant time,
store and at the vs. Joel Y. Warren,” better known
Wednesday with tools to start a ma­
C A R T R ID G E S .
,
which she will sell at very low
Mr. Brown of Hotel Eugene, has chine shop, an enterprise needed here the great substantial products of ,
Train will leave promptly as the Julius E. Miner case, has been
the soil as well as fruits and flowers ! 1
Keep
a
full
stock
of
NAILS,
CUTLERY
Shelf and Building
in
favor
of
the
entnymen,
prices until after the fourth of July, two lovely Jersey cows and be' and Mr. Warnock should receive lib­ that are sweet and charming, to
^ a- ra- Get your tickets early ¡
decision of the Roseburg office
There is great danger in neglecting serves his guests with their rich eral encouragement.
i
those who fondly admire the beau- i before they are all sold. Return- ! being
H A R D .W A R F ,
reserved. This practically
Colic, Cholera and similar complaints. mjjt Und cream.
Mrs. P, J. Mathews, sister of Mrs. tiful and the precious gifts that ing trains leave fair grounds at 5.30 settles 51 other eases now pending,
Repairing
neatly
done)
An absolutely prompt and safe cure is
, , ,
..
. .
•
i • t .
,1 ,■
, ™ _ I Sick headache, constipation and in- L. M. Veatch, arrived here from generous nature extends with such p. m.
found in De W itt s Colic and Cholera fij^eation are quickly cured by De Greencastle Mo., Tuesday morning a free and willing hand, in this
SALE
Cure.
Cure J.
.T P.
P Currin.
Currin
' Witt’s Little Early Risers, the "fam­ on the overland and will probably re­ wonderful Pacific coast state.
The charge brought against one I ,
„ .
I ,
. .
, ,
, „
A well unpromved farm three miles
ous
little
pills.
For
sale
by
J.
P.
Capital and enterprise will use of our citizens, of larceny of flour, from Elkton, Or., of if ,9 acres. 40
Marshal Walker, authorizes us to i Currin.
main all summer. They haye not met
the immense waterpower at Spring- here last week, and not tried be- |
before for thirty-one years.
fruit trees two to
an n o u n c e that o n a n d a fte r the
G row ng S maeler . —The total co l­
seven years old, one pair horses, har­
field to create an electric power to
That bright and sparkling editor
¡ cause it was not a case, is about a ness, wagon and farm machinery, 50
first of July 1895, that iu Leroati Sections on the tax roH up to tile
run the machinery of great manu­
the tax of one dollar is due on every ! ]ast evening amounted to $109,014.- of the Cottage Grove L eader , E. P. factories, build electric railways j ^,l*r sample of what is goin ’ on in head stock cattle, price $3000.00, one-
lialf down balance oil long time to
dog, and if not paid immediately 75. And still the taxpayers are set­ Thorp, made the Register a pleas­ along the water streams tributary every county in Oregon, Persons suit purchaser. For further particu-
ant
call
yesterday.
Come
again
tling right, along. This leaves a little
re- birs wr*te or inquire of G eo . S m ith ,
to Eugene, and lines to Corvallis get angry at some one and fo r re
the dogs will be killed.
Elkton, Douglas Co., Oregon.
over $9,GOO delinquent. A splendid Bro. Thorp.—Eugene Register.
and other important localities. ; venge_ endeavor to dra
W h y D o n 't Y o u
them in­
COTTAGE GROYE, OREGON.
collection.—Eugene Guard.
Henry Applegate, of Weiser, Capital, enterprise and scienco will I.
.
...
Centrally Located.
Free ’Bus to and From
Use Park’s Tea for headache, con­
cause, and a
. , ,v
.
. I ! to court without any
Idaho,
is
visiting
his
uncle,
A.
Todd,
|
so
control
the
water
power
at
J
First-Class Turnouts Furnished with or without Driv*
Young man, for a little money
Special Rates for Families.
all Trains.
stipation and “that tired feeling”. It
of Cottage Grove. He was here; Springfield that a great bustling, I larSe bil1 of costs> f° r tbe county to NEAREST HOTEL TO POSTOFFICE
purifies the blood, beautifies the com­ you can obtain a lovely picture of
ers. Travelers Conveyed to all points in this sec­
some time ago buying cattle, and prosperous nnd enterprising city of pay, and the tax payers are the real,
plexion, acts upon the sluggish liver your ideal sweetheart, at the New
will start with them for Idaho, tunny thousand people at Eugene,! sufferers. This outragious farce (
tion of Oregon at Reasonable Rates.
and moves the bowels every day. York art gallery of Misses Long &
June 18th over the old military will be one of the brilliant results, I should have been squeIched long
Only herbs and plants, safe, sure and
road.
while the entire tributary country
, .
j Chapman, Cottage Grove.
pleasant. Sold by J. A. Benson.
will have become a grand network a"0' 11 bas been Per'mtted to
E.
P
Thorp,
the
live
editor
of
Eugene Daily Register: Frank
Norman E Mark ley of Eugene,
LONG & MORSE.
the Cottage Grove E cho -L eader , of electric railway systems, far bo- ‘ Srow uuhl lt bas become an into —FORMERLY BAKER HOUSE.— ______________________
passed the board of examiners re­ White, of Engeue, read a paper on gave us a pleasant call this morning, yond the brightest conceptions of l cubus disastrous
to justice and
Headquarters
for
Travelling
Men.
“The
Endeavorer
in
the
Church,”
cently at Salem, and is now a full-
lie publishes the best local news­ the most sanguine citizens of the the best interests of the people. 1
j It wag expected that the last i • t Sample Rooms Free. Rates from $1
flegred lawyer. We wish him great | dealing with the work of Eudeavor- paper iu Oregon, considering the capital city of Lane county.
” j to $2 per Day.
ers
aud
encouraged
them
to
take
an
size
of
the
town.—Daily
Eugene
success as he is ariose student and
! lature bhould pass a law compelling 1 Willamette Street, Eugene. Or.
The
most
pleasant
little
pills
for.
active part in politics in their com­ Guard.
an energetic young man.
S. E. BROWN, Proprietor.
regulating the bowels, are De Witt’s 1 onfi
Pay or guarantee the costs
munity and thereby build up “good
spite
j
Tliu New Spring: Hats
Little
early
Risers.
Cure
sick
head-
¡
in
all
P0Hy
suits
brought
for
tarW E ST SIDE.-'yuB
"With this issue the E cho -L eader
ARMERS‘©a
All are adorned with roses. The citizenship.”
commences the 7th year of its pub­ ache and constipation. Small p ill,; work, but the senatorial farce took ¡
I am making a radical change in both Hotel, Livery
Frank Mathews then spoke on
small dose.
J. P. Currin.
j up g0 nnich time that many laws j
roses on your eheeks can be retained
lication. Six years ago, when the
and
Feed Stables, giving my entire personal attention
by using Park’s Tea. It clears the “The Endeavorer in Public Life.”
The Portland Rural Northwest: which would have saved the people ;
1
invite
persons to give me a trial.
blood of impurities, moves the bowels and said that the Endeavorer present publisher founded the E cho -
many thousand dollars annually,
every day and gives health and should seek to hold public trusts L eader , the lots where the building “Editor Tuorp, of the Cottage
Stay-Call
and see bow you like the change. I am s u re I can p le a s e
I have a First Class Full Blood
strength to the user. Sold by J. A.
in which the E cho -L eader is now Grove E cho -L eader , has bought a failed’to be passed.
and
net
shun
them,
aud
told
of
the
nice place adjoining Cottage Grove
you.
Your truly,
J. H. McKINNEY.
Benson.
“Whiskers” came out winner in
duties of Endeavorers along other printed and published, was part of and will proceed to raise winter ap­
the i jot race at Eugene Wednesday’,
The entertainment given by lines; in short “to participate in a grainfield. Almost three and a
ples, small fruits thoroughbred and Robin H. came out easy winner
second division, class of 1885, of the evervthing. ”
half years since, we moved the E cho poultry and swine, etc. He has fol­ in the horse race.
at my place in Dowdy ville--just west
public school at the opera hall in
here and consolidated it with the lowed the business of fruit growing
R em oval
of Cottage G roye. Call and see him
with
success
for
a
number
of
years
Lost
(?)
The
editor
of
the
L
eader
Eugene, June 3 at 8 o’clock p. m..
L
eader
.
We take pleasure in announcing
R obert C arey .
was inissiug Friday morning, and the
an'.l
knows
what
he
is
about.”
was enjoyed by a large audience. that after this date Park’s Sure Cure
The time 1ms slipped by so rapid­
“dev.l” was in such a state of bewil­
The pupils taking part in the will remove all traces of Rheumatism, ly that we hardly realize it. The
Travelers find a safe companion in derment, we trust our readers will say
nothing about errors until his return.
DEALER] IN
exercises acquitted themselves with Kidney trouble or Liver complaint constant, hard, tread-mill labor that De Witt’s Colie aud Cholera Cure. A
from the user. It is to-day the only we have performed has taken most change in drinking water and in diet,
G R A N I T E IRON W ARE , AMMUNITION, ETC.
« high degree of honor.
C ommission C ase .— Salem Journal:
medicine that is guaranteed to cure of the sweetness out of our life. often causes severe and dangerous
Our Grandmother’» Way
these diseases or do pay. Park’s The last two years have been a holy complaints. This medicine always Col. Frank Y. Drake, attorney for
Secretary of State Kincaid, is in the
Was to steep roots an! herbs and j Sure Cure is sold by J. A. Benson,
terror to the country newspaper cures them.
J. P. Currin.
city to day to perfect an appeal
MsdiciilCS, ConffiCtlOn&ry,
Had we known half
use it every night. We can do the
Fossil Journal: Miss Rose Der- publisher.
The Daily Eugene Register says:
same by using Park’s Tea. not*-ing! rfck niece of Mr8 W. S. Thomp- that we have endured iu the last The 3000 young fruit trees recently from Judge Hewitt to the supreme ^a-Goods sold as cheap, as any of
court in the case of James Eddy, the same quality, as any store in town,
acts as promptly and without discom-
,
.
_ _ ,
, three and a half years, we most
Kzrsros: sz w h i t e ,
fort. Not a pill or a cathartic but son and a . co,,8ln of Frauk atld snrely would never have come here. planted by Geo. M. Miller are mak­ railroad commissioner, versus Har- ¡ ,, ^^Rfd I ront Store, West Cottage
moves the bowells every day. Sold George Knox and Mrs. Jas. S. But, though it is slow coming, wc ing fine growth. They consist of rison R. Kincaid, Secretary of State. ,1<nt;_________________________ _
LEMATI, OREGON.
by ,T. A. Benson.
j Stewart, who formerly resided in think there is a great future for 1000 Baldwin apples, 1000 cherries His papers have been properly filed
and
1000
prunes
of
the
Italian
Judge Walker came up from Fossil, died et the home of her par- this part of Oregon. The darkest variety. The rolling hills seem to aud an appeal has been taken.
THE
Grauts Pass Tuesday morning to ents at Little Elk, Benton county, hour is said to exist just before the be favorably adapted to these rari­
F o r O v er F if t y Y ea rs.
| on May 7th last, of consumption, light of day. We hope this will be ties of fruit.
remain with us for a week or two.
true here and that this section is
A n O ld an d W ell -T ried R emedy .—Mrs.
age d 26 years.
Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been used for NOW MADE BY THE
The judge spent last winter at his
Desceased was a niece of Dr. just on the eve of a general awake­ We recommend De Witt’s Colic and over fifty years bv millions of mothers for their
ning, and if the country wants to Cholera Cure because we believe it a children while teething, with perfect success.
old home in Minnesota, in which
It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all
Oglesby, of Junction City.
“boom,” we shall not try to stop it safe and reliable remedy. It’s good pain, cures wind cholic, and is :he best remedy
state he was circuit judge some
for Diarrhoea. Is pleasant to the taste. Sold
though
it
makes
“Rome
fairly
effects are shown at once in cases ol by Druggists in every part of the World. T wen-
eighteen years ago.-M edford Mail.! When w ™sio" demands its use try
cents a bottle. Its yalue is incalculable.
Cholera Morbus and similar com­ five
| De Witt s Witch Hazel Salve. It is howl.”
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing
Mr. Handsaker,
president of cooling to burns, stops pain instantly,
plaints.
J. P. Currin.
Syrup, and take no other kind.
A S h a rp P r a c t i c e
county C. II, Church of Christ nnd cleanses, a perfect healer Tor scalds or
PHOTO COMPANY.
The Daily Eugene Register gives
you call it when reading an interesting
This clipping from the Oregon­
district S. 8. Manager, writes the skin eruptions. Always cures piles,
following
items
from
Irving:
The
above
cut on any Photograph :
article and find at its close that you’ve
Irving has the banner Sunday ian of June 4tli, seems to be a con­ a guarantee of excellence. Enlarging
editor of the E cho -L eader as follows.
^ un in-
read an advertisement. Don’t con­
from any kind of Picture, in Crayon
Allow me to express to you my
From advertisement in the E cho - demn the advertiser. You won’t read School of the county. The average tradiction of what was published in Ink or Col >rs. Call nnd see our sam­
attendance
is
over
one
hundred.
our
issue
of
last
week:
individual thanks and the thanks of L eader our our readers will see that the ordinary advertisement. All ad­
ples and prices of Crayon work.
,,,
,
,.
,
the New York art gallery of Misses vertisers feet in common vith the
A t H is O wn R equest . —Beating 8th and Willamette Sts.. Eugene, Or.
The funeral services of Frankie
the Pleasant Hill convention for T
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b
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.
, .
| Long k Chapman are taking ele- writer who takes this means of telling Bristow, the infant son of Mr. and upon a previous publication in The
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
your kindness in publishing the
t photo8 verv cheap. Their youthat Simmons Liver Regulartor is Mrs. Albert Bristow, were held in
Oregonian
regarding
his
dismissal
notices of our meeting. We highly material for making handsome the best medicine for Melaria. impure ! the U. B. church on Sunday last by
R o s e b u r g , Oregon, May 1, 1895
appreciate your kindness in helping hoto8 ¡g first. class and their artistic
blood and a poisoned system. Equally j the Rev. Snyder. His text was from the Cumberland Presbyterian Notice is hereby given that the following-
us in our work in the spread of the j gkm g
b Be sure and go and as good for indigestion and Bilious- j chosen from Luke 8: 45: “She is not ministry, Rev. E. T. Ingle sends in named
settler lias filed notice of his intention to
T* iiwv/Irvnv '
I
*
Master’s Kingdom
make final proof in support of bis claim, and
see diem.
ness.
j dead but sleepeth.” The church the foliowing copy of the letter of that said proof will he made before the Register
"
!— U
” 8 “ land
’ J office,
“
"* iseb
a*
•,! _
i _ • _ i and the Receiver,
at ‘ Roseourg,
While iu Eugene, we had the
Hotel Eugene is haviug a fiue run
June 25,
<lay J
Never before has the prospects was filled with loving friends. The dism issal, With a request to punt - j rionglas county, Oregon, on Tuesday
Henry Witte on Homestead Entry No ,
pleasure of making the acquain- | of business and about every body for bountiful crops of all kinds been remains were buried in the Luper “This is to certify that Rev. E. T. 1895, viz: Hi~
*
Ne
*
4
8e
cemetery.
. .
follow ing
tance of the Broad-Axe. Mr. Amos from south Lane puts up at that so flattering. Surely better times
Ingle, a
j to prove his continuous residence upon and cu l-,
Broad-;
bote^
wben
“l
the
capital
city.
If
There
is
one
medicine
that
will
cure
tivation
of,
said
land,
viz:
Thomas
M. Gardner
Produce taken in exchange for G-oods.
are
in
store
for
our
people
even
if
has put a keen edge on the
in the Oregon Presbytery of tbe | of Louis. Oregon: William W. Cathcart
of Bose- |
i one stops there once their treatment prices do remain low.
immediately. We lefer to De Witt’s
burg,
Oregon;
Elisha
Geer,
and
Alva
A.
Bouse
;
Axe and with a strong hand 18 is so good they can’t help stopping
Wallace, Oregon.
Colic and Cholera Cure for all Sum­ Cumberland Presbyterian church, is of may4-48
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giving some pretty severe gashes : there the next time.
stu d y ’s P ile S u p p o sito r y
mer Complaints. No delay, no disap­ this day dismissed therefrom, A t
1» guaranteed to eure Piles and Constipation, or pointment, no failure. J. P. Currin H is O wn R equest , txivea by order of
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. I
occasionally, that call for rather j
money refunded. 50 cents per box. Send two
skillful treatment.
The E c h o - A R em ark ab le Cure o f R heu- stamps for circular and Free Samples to MAR­ Some time ago I was taken sick the Presbytery, May f.4, 1895. W. Lund OlTice at Roseburg, Oregon,
TIN ltVDY, Registered Pharmacist, Lancaster
liiatisni.
April 4, 1895.
L eader w ill try a u d be on its good
l’a. N o P os tals A n s w e r e d . For sale bv all with a cramp in the stomach, followed H. Jones, Moderator. J. C. Temple­
W e s t m i n s t e r , Cal., March 21, 1894. first class druggists everywhere aud in Eugene | by diarrhoea. I took a couple of
I Notice is hereby given that the following-
b e h a v io r w ith th e B road-A xe.
Oregon by Osborn and Delano.
I named settler has tiled notice of his intention to
ton, S. C.”
.
I doses of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera
| make final proof in support of his claim, and that
There is more Catarrh in this sec­ —Some time ago, on awakening one
! said proof will be made before A. C. Jennings
Almost every week newspaper | aud Diarrhoea Remedy and was im-
morning
I
found,
I
had
rheumatism
tion of the country than all other dis­
| County Clerk of Lane county, Oregon, at Eugene
! Oregon, on June ll, 1895, viz:
eases put together, and until the last in my knee so badly that, as I re­ publishers witb-hold interesting mediately relieved. I consider it the
I John N. Schneider on homestead entry No. 5521,
¡for wVj NwVi and wV'SW 4 of see. 20 . tp 21 S..
few years was supposed to be incura­ marked to my wife, it would be im­ news items simply because they be best medicine in the market for all
Awarded
: B. 3 west. He names the following witnesses
possible for me to attend to business
ble. For a great many years doctors
know by printing, the character of sucli complaints. I have sold the Highest Honors—World’s Fair, J to prove his continuous residence upon and
that day. Remembering that I had .,
j cultivation of, said land viz: J. M. McDoll
.
i
•
•
,
.
!
remedy
to
others
and
every
one
who
pronounced it a local disease, and
i L. Kimble, J. H. Shortridge and J. 1\ Langdon
implicated will be injured, vet j „
Oold Medal, Midwinter lair.
some of Chamberlain’s Pain Balm in those
..
c
i uses it speaks highly of it. J. W.
of Cottage Grove, Oregon.
prescribed local remedies, and by
frequently happens that the 0 .
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my store I sent for a bottle, and it very
•O l* .
J
1
u L
*1
.
S rickler , \ alley Center, Cal. For
constantly failing to cure with local
very
persons
who
have
thus
been
’
rubbed the afflicted parts thoroughly
treatment, pronounced it iueurable.
. . enson, ottage Grove,
with it, according to directions, and accommodated are ever afterwards 1ba '
Science has proven catarrh to be a . .
, ,
,
. . ,
open enemies of the publishers.
Jo e Lyons, Dram. Druggists.
j within and hour I was completely re­
constitutional disease and therefore!
lieved. One application had done the
Wliat Shall I Take ?
requires constitutional treatment.
W h a t t b e Use o f T a lk in g
' business. It is the best liniment on Why Simons Liver Regulator, of
Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
j
the market, and I sell it under a posi- course. It can’t be beat in any at’ | About colds and coughs in the sum
F. J. Cheney & C:.„ Toledo, Ohio, is
•WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF
I tive guarantee. R. T. H arris . For tack of Indigestion, Biliousness, Sick mer time. You may have a tickling
the only constitutional cure on the
i
cough
or
a
little
cold
or
baby
may
j sale by J. A. Benson, Cottage Grove Headache, or Constipation. It gives
market. It is taken internally in
quick relief, and if continued ior a have the croup aud when it comes
doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. ^oe Lyons, Brain. Drunr,i t .
you ought to know that Park’s Cough
It acts directly on the blood and
Having used t hamberlain s Cough while will completely cure these ail-
Syrup
is the best cure for it. Sold by
merts.
The
Regulator
comes
in
F o r the manufacture of which wc have superior facilities.
We invito
mucous surfaces of the system. They Remedy in my family and found it to
parties contemplating building or reparing to call and inspect our lum­
offer oue hundred dollars for any case be a first-class article, I take pleasure liquid and powder form. The powder J. A. Benson.
De Witt’s Colic and Cholera Cure
it fails to cure. Send for circulars in recommending it to my friends, is wonderfully convenient for the
ber
Respectfullv,
and testimonials.
Address.
J-
F oster , Westport, Cal. tor vest pocket. A pinch of this powder 1 never disappoints, never fails to give
J . I. J O N E S
F. J CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
by J. A. Benson, Cottage Grove, and a swallow of water leaves no taste immediate relief. It cures just as
Most Perfect Made.
COTTAGE
GROVE,
OREGON.
and works effectually.
old by Druggists, 75c.
Joe Lyons, Drain. Druggists.
For
sale
by
.T.
A.
B
enson
.
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