/
The Local
Call and P a y
W orld.
All persons ow in g me for goods,
are notified that they must pay up
im mediatelv.
S. R. P iper .
T h e m en t o p a tr o n iz e a r e th o s e w h o d o
b a i i n e m a l o n g l i b e r a l lin e « a n d w h o , w h i l e
M usic.
p r o m o t i n g t h e i r o w n basin etw In t e r e s ts , a r e
d o in g w h a t t h e y c a n t o b u ild u p t h e ir to w n .
About July 1st I will be in
tage Grove permanent y, to
T h e i r n a m e « w il l a l w a y s b e e a s i ly f o u n d in
th e ir h o m e p a p er.
Cot-
give
musical instructions to all desiring
lessons.
Subscribe for the E cho - L dader .
Notice the uew ails in this
issue o f the L e a d e r .
Buggy for sule.
Mrs.
A. N ewman
Assessor D P. Burton,
is
call
on
Mrs. J. P. Currin or address me at
weeks
Inquire of
For information,
Eugene.
E tta B. P reston .
When
you waut a charming,
pretty photo, go and see Misses
' Long & Chapman, Cottage Grove.
j
oper
For binders, mowers, rakes aud
to No. 1 machine oil cheaper than
worth. ever, go to N. H. Martin.
ating in this section and expects
find out bow nmcb you
are
C a u s e d b y T i g h t L a c in g .
See new ad. of photos by Meinzer,
Tight
lacing, according to Prof. in E cho -L eader this week.
berries so large that we have to
Johnie Culp has put a large mir-
Ben Lurch, was In Eugene Monday. carve them with a knife before Kuster, of Marburg, is a direct
.
cause of movable kidney in women;!
ror in bis tonsoral parlors just over;
Mr. Irnbree. ot Hillsboro, is visiting eating.
ti i
t,nfl 93 per cent of the total number ol the river in Cottage Grove. Go aud
his daughter, Mrs. J. A. Benson.
Robert Carey says
‘
1
cases occuring in women and only 7 see bow comfortable Hr. Culp looks
Rev. L. F. Wooley was in town last
some first-class Jersey cattle at his :
in bis new parlors.
week.
per cent in men. He thinks it is
farm at Gowdyville, and they are
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Gnroutte, will
James Benson, went to Eugene
the
pressure on the nbs that
please accept the thanks of the
more than worth looking at.
Saturday.
loosens the kidney.
editor o f the E cho -L eadeb , for some
The Golden Junior Base Ball Team
John Mosby went to
Salem
of the golden wedding cake which !
C E L E B R A T E T H E FOURTH.
of
this
city
played
against
the
first
9
Saturday.
was very nice indeed.
of
Lorane,
last
Saturday
and
beat
The people of Cottage Grove and
Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Martin, vissted
them 39 to 7.
June 10, 1895, into the home of
Lemati, and Lemati and Cottage
Eugene last week.
Cutting the brush from the trees Grove, are going to celebrate the Mr. aud Mrs. Evereti Miller of
Miss Mae Cochran returned home
of July in fine shape. Creswell, “There sailed the queerest
on the river lets in the light and is Fourth
Tuesday.
Posters will be out next week. little craft, without a stich of rig
Dr. and Mrs. Snapp went to Eugene quite an improvement.
There will be a grand parade, with ging on.’’ He looks like Henry
Tuesday.
Growiug on J. C. Sears’ ranch we music, flags flying, Eagle Hose Clay.
J. M. Sherwood, o f hotel Sherwood, saw as vigorous and healthy grow Team out in their new uniforms,
The people of Cottage Grove are
is in Portland
ing hop vines as we ever saw on base ball teams and everybody wild talking of making everyone that
with delight. Let us come together comes over from there pay toll as
Judge Medley, took in the excur
rich bottom land. Most of the bill
and make things lively and pleasant. they cross the bridge.
sion Sunday.
land in tins section is first-class for The prospects are that we will have
Miss Mae Cochran, went to Salem
W e clip the above from corres
grain, fruit, aud vegetables.
the biggest celebration ever held pondent in Eugene Register. Of
on the excursion Sunday.
course it is only a joke.
The most pleasant little pills for here.
Mrs. T. J. Cardwell aud daughter
W e are
S O C IA L F L U T T E R IN G .
U p.
If you want any hauling done
Light
running Plano binders,
leave your orders with
and mowers. See ad. of same for
J ack K nowlton .
sale by N. H. Mat tin, in this week’s
You have all heard of the Famous E cho L eader .
eating
luscious
straw
Johny Culp has moved his ton so rial
“ Blush of Roses” for the com
regulating the bowels, are De Witt’s
plexion. For something just as parlors and can be found on Main returned home Monday.
street west o f the bridge, Cottage
good go to Mrs. Newman’s.
Mrs. Auuie Millerd, returned to her Little curly Risers. Cure sick head
home in Junction City, Monday.
There is great danger in neglecting Grove.
The annual convention of the
Colic, Cholera and similar complaints.
Mrs. T. J. Shepperd and family
An absolutely prompt and safe cure is Churches of Christ in Ibis state will weut to Portland Tuesday.
found in De Witt’ s Colic and Cholera convene at the Turner Tabernacle
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Lockwood, are
Cure. J. P. Currin.
visiting
relatives at Lorane.
aud enrap ground, June 21 and con
Editor Ames,
of the Eugene
Attorney W H. Cooper, has been
tinue in session ten days.
attending court at Eugene, this week.
Broad-Axe, attended the picnic ami
Baby Caps, bonnets aud hat’s at
Miss Myrtle Ostrander, is teaching
called at the E cho -L eader office
Mrs. Newmans.
a good term of school at the Shields
Saturday. W e regret tha1: we were
W a n ted to T ra d e
school house.
away. Call again, brother.
A five year old mare weighing
Miss Nellie Currin, who is teaching
The Denver Daily News estimates about 1100 pounds, broke to har school at Blue Mountain, spent
the output of gold for Colorado for ness and saddle, for shingles.
In Sunduy with her friends at home.
1895 to be $20,000,000. In 1894 quire at this office.
Mr. Campbell, Supt. of Keeley
Institute was here ou business last
the state produced $9,058,890.
Sick headache, constipation and in
week.
The
gruuge
picnic
at S. L digestion are quickly cured by De
Witt’s Little Early Risers, the "fam
H. F. Stephens came down from
Ventcb’s grove, west of town, was ous little pills. For sale by J. P.
Bohemia Saturday, returning Mon
Currin.
largely attended Saturday. Every
day.
The following officers were elected
body enjoyed tl e m s e l v i s hugely
A.tony Young, of Eugene, was
to serve the next six months at the
and returned b o r n e feeling lipppy C. P church Junior Endeavor.
truusuctiug business iu this city last
President, Herbert Cooper; Vice week.
that they w e r e a l i v e .
We w ere
president. Willie Thompson; Treus.,
F. S. Younger and Charles Sears,
only aide to attend a short time in Urblne Newman : Sec., N"va Perkins;
Organist, Dessa Harms; Assistant, went to Eugene Aionduy, to attend
the afternoon.
Etlc l K now ltou.
E lla J ones ,
court.
I V lir D o n 't V o n
President.
I. M. White and his mother, are
Use Park's Tea for headache, '-on
Uncle Johnie Cuirin has an extra visiting in Idaho, and will be absent
stipation and "‘ that tired feeling” . It
some time.
p u r i t i e s the blond, lieaittifles the com fine sucking colt, about a mouth
Hon. R. M. Yeatch, o f' Roseburg,
plexion, acts upon the sluggish liver old, aud a yearling colt that for size
and moves the bowels every day. build and beauty, t ikes the cake. was shaking hands with frieuds in
Only herbs and plants, safe, sure and It is ns large as many three-year- this city Sunday.
pleasant. Sold by J. A. Benson.
Mj. and Mrs. W. M. Rubinett, of
olds nud has fine action and well
Creswell, was visiting frieuds here
L ank C ounty M edical S ociety .— ma le limbs.
Thursday.
A meeting of the L in e county Medi F r i d a y N ig h t a t D a v is ’ I l a l l a t 8 o ’ c l o c k
Mr. Keep, o f Moutaua, aud Mr.
p. m .
cal society was held Saturday after
Campbell of Junction City, weut to
First—Solo—Neva Perkins.
noon and after the usual routine of
Roheinia, Thursday.
Drum Taps—Leu Mount
business the following officers were
Henry Applegate, of Idaho, will
Apple Blossoms—Mrs. Bond and
elected: Win. Kuykendall, presi Mrs. J. Hawley.
start with his cattle via of Portland,
H'-citation—Bessie Abbott.
for Idaho .Monday 17th.
dent; Geo. Wall, vice president; J. Remembrance of Naples, Waltzes
Mr Cook arrived here from Cali
W . Hants, secretary; Drs Prentice, —C. W. Bennett and Miss Withers.
Solo—O Bird of .Toy—Carrie Wagner. fornia S.itnluy, to look after his min
Paine and T. W . Harris, executive
Duett—Polynesia Polka—Kail Sieiz, ing property in Bohemia.
Lizzie Mount and Ella Jones.
committee.— Eugene Guard.
Vocal Si do—Frank Wooley.
Miss Julia Fielder, of Drain, has
T h e N ew S p r in g H a t«
Program rendered before serving i been the guest of .Mr. and Mrs S. R.
All are adorned with roses. The refreshments.
Pq>er, during the past week.
roses on your cheeks can be retained
W ” ile over on J. C. and Charles
Mr. and .Mrs. Underwood, near
by using Talk’s Tea. It clears the Sears’
„
ranches last week, we saw ! Latin.m, are visiting with Mr. and
blood of impurities, moves the bowels
at the prospects for crops were Mrs Robert Carey, Gowdyville.
every
day and gives health and
Miss Emma Withers having finish
very flue indeed. Grain was begin
strength to the user. Sold by J. A.
ed her studier for the year, is speud-
ning
to
head
out
end
on
the
former
|
Benson.
,
. I ing a few days with her sister, Mrs.
place were 150 acres of hi
Ple,,d,,‘ I James Hawley.
W e are pleased to announce that
grain. Both ranches are rolling,
Rev. F. Z. Nesbitt, has l>een engaged
.
Mrs. A. K. Bristow o f Pleasant
to preach another year, at the C. P. ,:lU la,‘'1' an 1 w y productive
; Hill, who has been visiting her
returned
church in this citv. Mr. and Mrs saw two very fine young colts be- daughter, Mrs. A. Todd,
Nesbitt are splendid you ng people, ;
Jobn
wbi, h
i Thursday.
an,I Mr. Nesbitt is improving in his bring good.prices at four years old, I Andrew
Nelson
and
Henry
because of beiu
well bred, well
preuctiing rapidly
Edwards, have gone to Bohemia to do
In the laud of plenty, and where 1 made and large.
development work on their ledges,
R em oval
everything in the way of living is|
which promise to be very rich.
We take pleasure in announcing
so very easily raised, we should like
Jus. Ozmeut, Mrs. Geo Hawley and
to see a very large chunk of more | ,hat » rt' r this date Park’s Sure Cure ! j J h~n MTrtin an(1 family are going
genuine liberality offered Mr. and will remove »11 traees of Rheumatism, to Bakei City in carriages and will
Mrs. Nesbitt. W e are afraid ninny Kidney trouble or Liver rorapluiut be absent several weeks.
are not just as careful, thoughtful from the user. It Is to-day the only
Master Chester Chrismau is visit
and generous as they should be medicine Unit is guaranteed to cure
ing for a few days at Cottage Grove,
♦hese
diseases
or
no
pay.
Park’s
in this matter. If you starve anv-
with his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs.
one, starve your editor but dou’t 8 .ire Cure is sold by J. A. Benson,
Dave Markley.
starve your preacher. The editor
W e Attended the school exer-
Geo. Smith of Elkton made us a
lias more gall, and is not afraid to | cises at the Sears school bouse i pleasant call Friday. Mr. Smith is
tell you when you become careless
! east of town, Friday, taught by j one of the largest «-attic buyers in
and too selfish.
ache aud constipation. Small pill,
small dose.
J. P. Currin.
The fruit crop of Southern Ore
gon will be beyond any figure
culation.
There is scarcely
or bush but
that
is
cal
a tree
loaded
with
fruit.— Medford Mail:
Wyoming sheep fattened on alfal
fa and wheat have sold in the
cago market this spring at
Chi
prices
which realize the feeder $13-20
ton for wheat.
per
This is an excellent
method of transforming these
pro
S ch o o l R e p o r t.
Oregon Mist: A bull calf was
128 born to a Durham cow on Hans
Lane county, Ore., for the term com Hausen’s stock ranch near Etna,
Siskiyou county that weighed 112$
mencing March 18, 1895, and end
lbs. five hours after its birth. The
ing June 7, 1895.
calf’s sire is a thorough-bred bull
The No. of days taught................ 57. from Senator Stanford's farm and
Holidays.......................................... .1 weighs over a ton.
The report of
The names of
over
the
pupils
A
are
as
follows:
Misses
pocket
sweet girl
The names of
the
pupils
a
who
each
re
all
about
~
__
_
FOR
SH O E S
■ ----- A N D -
Mens’ and Boys’
CLOTHING I
EAKIN & BRISTOW,
MERCHANTS & BANKERS,
COTTAGE GROVE,
-
OR.
I E E -A .3R /
S R. PIPER.
to
life’s
great COTTAGE GROVE,
same. I will make 1st class Cabinet Photo
premium graphs For Only $2.25 per doz.
— CALL EARLY—
for the best exhibit of class work.
Photo Gallery
Annual commencement exercises Nettie Yancy, received second prem A t The
Cottage Grove, Ore.
at Eugene, of the university of Ore ium for the second best exhibit of
and tLe best delivery of the
Ida Cuirin, received first
F
gon, will occur Sunday, June 16, 11 class work. Miss Ida Currin dis
a m., at which time Rev. J. R. tinguished herself during the term
N Bell, D. D., will deliver the bac- for goo 1 behavior.
Report of district No. 128, for
calautate sermon.
OREGON
£a ^ R ep a i ring neatly donp)
New Enterprise!
J.
M einzer ,
Prop.
New York
ART G A L L E R Y
LIVERY, Sale and FEED SI,IDLE,
COTTAGE GROVE,
OREGON.
First-Class Turnouts Furnished with or without Driv
ers. Travelers Conveyed to all points in this sec
tion of Oregon at Reasonable Rates.
Fine Saddle Horses a Specialty.
Secure a receipt from tbe Rail third month, commencing May 13,
road ticket agent when you buy aud ending Juue 7, '95.
_________________________________ LONG & MORSE.
No. o f days taught......................... 19
your ticket, as special return rates
H olidays.................................... 1 20
will probably be made.
No. days ubsent........................ 3 5%
M isses Long & Chapman,
There is one medicine that will cure
“ present.........total days 418 52%
PROPRIETORS.
immediately. W eiefer to D eW itt’s
“ “ of tardy m ark s...........................0
Colic and Cholera Cure for all Sum
“ “ minutes lost by tardy marks ..0
Will be at Cottage Grove for a
mer Complaints. No delay, no disap
No of pupils enrolled
..............22 short time only and will make
•ejrW EST S ID E .-* *
pointment, no failure. J. P. Currin
Average number belonging 2018-20
ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHS,
Some time ago I was taken sick
No. of daily attendance during the
I am making a radical change in both Hotel, Livery
One dozen Cabinets and oue Convex
with a cramp in the stomach, followed past month................................ 18 5%20
glass mount for $2 50.
and
Feed Stables, giving my entire personal attention
by diarrhoea. I took u couple of
The names of the pupils who have
C
om
e
E
a
rly
a
m
i
A
v
o
id
th
e
K
u
sh
.
I
invite
persons to give me a trial.
dose-; of Chamberlain’ s Colie, Cholera been neither absent or lardy dur-
and Diarrhoea Remedy and was im
Catch
the
Shadow
ere
the
ISS“ Cull and see how you like tbe change. I am sure I cau please
iug tbe third month are as "follows. I
mediately relieved. I consider it the
Substance fades.
George
and
Ida
Currin,
Belle
Elli
You.
Your truly,
J . H. M cK IN N EY.
be best niedieiue in the market for all
Itrin g tlic R allies a n d D o n ’
such complaints. I have sold the son, Hattie Chapman, Bryson Sears.'
F o r g e t th e O ld F olk s.
remedy to others and every one who Nettie, Minnie aud Eva Yancy, and j
Free 'Bus to and From
uses it speaks highly of it. J. W. Lettie Casteel. The following is Centrally Located.
S r i c k l e r , Valley Center. Cal.
For
Special Rates (or Families.
all Trains.
the standing and rank in class of
sale by J. A. Benson, Cottage Grove,
NEAREST HOTEL TO POSTOFFICE
each pupil.
Joe Lyons, Drain. Druggists.
COTTAGE GROVE
For No. 1 Goods and Low Prices in
Fifth grade:
rank
W lin t’s th e tT»e o f T a lk in g
in
Ida Currin,
89;
class 1; deportment, 95.
Nettie Yancy, 89; rauk
1;
deport
h u m
w a n stilt ting into school lin 1 mil le
you call it when rending an interesting
pheuomeiiul
success, amt
ave article and find at its close that you've
splendid examples during the en read an advertisement. Don’t con
temn the advertiser. You won’t read
tertainment
the ordinary ndvei tisement. All ad-
When occasion demands its ti»“ . try
verti-ers feel in common with the
De Witt’s Witch Hazel Sak e. It is
writer who takes this means of telling
cooling to burns, stops pain instantly,
you that Simmons Liver Regulartor is
cleanses. 11 perfeet healer f«>r scalds or
the best medicine for Melariu. impure
skin eruptions. Always eures piles.
bliMiiai d a poisoned system. Equally
J. P. Cuiriii.
as g.MMl for indigestion and Bilious
A R e m a r k a b le C u re o f R h e u ness.
m a tism .
George Proctor a six-year-old tot
W e s t m i n s t e r . Cal., March 21. 1894.
summer.
—Some tim • a .•■*. •n awakening <>■ >• « c o wi h b i s i m P ’ o-v, is visiting Mr.
There Is more Catarrh in thi- sec 1 morning 1 f m id, £ hud rliemnati 111 ml .ills J P. Currin, inailo au
tion of the country than all other dis- . in inv knee so badly that, as I re .lUi'.ist successtiil effort Wednesday,
cuses put together, and until the hist | m;irkl (| mv wif,.. ¡, w mid be im to ail up among the angels. He
few years was supposed to •>" tm uvii | m > s il li foi me t«i attend to bus'll ■■« <\ s blong oil a c o -s in g over the
ble. For a great many years doctors that day. Rcmcmlicriiigth.it I had Iiv. 1. li> u lie ieb into Ileep, swift
pronounced it a local disease, and some of Chamberlain's Puin Balm in running water. He was in up to
prescribed local remedies, and by my store I sent f«>r a bottle, and his neck and had floated down some
constantly faili g to cure with local rnbls'd the afflicted part-« thoroughly distance liefore his mother and all
treatment, pronounced it Incurable. with it. «•■cording t" < 1 ir■ ■•■ti-i is. mid ihr women all t children iu the
Science has proven catarrh to l>e a witiiin and hour I w-i ■ 'npleti |y v- uei_hi orbo I ! p -idled the place,
constitutional disease and therefore lievcd. One applicaii a h *1 il me the the little fell.*» was quite colisi ler-
requires constitutional treatment business. It is the best liniment on ate, aud when he saw his mother
Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by the market, and I sei! it under a posi wading iu after him he told her to
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is tive guarantee. R. T. H a r r i s . For stay out, ami not get drowned try-
the only constitutio al cure on the sale by J. A. B-nson. C.-tlage Grove I ‘ »K
save him. for he would drown
market. If is taken internally in ,
Ly()ng) Drain Druggists.
| anyway aud he was plenty of the
doses front 10 drops to a teaspoonrnl. |
_
Having used Chamberlain’s' Cough fa,ui,j ' * ’ lo8e thut Wa-V'
It aets directly on the blood and
Remedy in my family and fouml it to
itu ily ’s P ile Suppository
mucous surfaces of the system. They
be a first-class article, I Dike pleasure Is euaranteed to cure Flies and Constipation, or
offer oue hundred dollars for any case
„
-
in recommending it t o my friends, money refunded, so cents per box. Send two
.
„ e»
stamps
for circular
circular and
and Free
tre e Samples
Samples to M AK -
It fails to cure. Send for c.rculars ,
„
„ „ t
siam
i« for
r ,
Westport, C a l. F o r T IN llU D Y, Registered Pharmacist, Lancaster
and testimonials.
Address. , ,, J a . i , V I . , F T o s a t e Ttenson
i'a. N
No
P o
ostals
n s
s w
w e
k r
k e
k d
d . For
For sale
sale by
bvall
Cottaire Grove *’»•
o P
s t a i - s A n
all
F. J. CHENEY & C o ., T o l e d o , o. saw ” > •’ v
v-oiuig u n i t e , nrs, cla, g drunKlsts everywhere and In Eugene
Oregon hy Osborn and Delano.
Joe
Lyous,
Drain
Druggists
’“.•.old by Druggists, 75c
HOTEL,
Large Free Sample Rooms.
i
A S h a rp P r a c t ic e
F IN E
Till June 23,
Earnest Turner received the prize
of a silver dollar for the best speech
About colds und coughs in tbe sit m ment, 90.
Hattie Chapman, 74;
mer time. You may have a tickling
rank 4 ; deportment, 90.
cough or a little cold or baby may
George Chapman was absent dur
have the croup and when it comes
Mrs. Damewood. The pupils per- Douglas county aud had just taken a you ought to know that Purk’s Cough ing the examination.
O u r G r a n d m o t h e r ’ « TV my
1 nice band to Eugene.
Syrup is the best cure for it. Sold by
formed their parts in the program
Fourth grade:
Minnie Yancy,
Hon. I . -----------
L. Campbell
home J. A. Benson.
Was I to
steep
herbs
and
U S
l i C C D I roots
W 1 3
n and
u j
U
U 1 u o
...
,
-j - ,
j
-,
3 I
-------
1-------. returned
.
91 i ;
rank
1 ; deportment, 90.
use it every night. We can do the w,th '’ P16" '11,1 success aud acquite.i from hi, trip to Newport in the inter
De Witt’s Colic and Cholera Cure Annie Yancy, 91; rauk 2; deport
same by using Park’s Tea. nothing themselves with much honor to | est of the Oregon Pres, Association,
~
ibell is tak- never disappoints, never fails to give ment 90. Lettie Casteel, 90; rank
acts as promptly and without discora- themselves and teacher. Some of Tuesday. Brother Campbell
fort. Not a pill or a cathartic but the pupils won uice prizes for their ing mote interest in making the immediate relief. It cures just us 3 ; deportment 90.
moves the bowelis every day. Sold HUperj()r merit in their studies, meeting of the Press Association a sure as you take it. J. P. Currin.
Third grade:
Eva Yancy, 92;
su&cess than anyone.
by J. A. Benson.
,
raU3ie and speaking added
rank
1;
deportment,
90. Belle Elli
Riddle Enterprise.—Mr. C. H. Jones
You and all your friends are mu,h tQ the entertainment o f all and daughter, Miss Laura, who spent
son, 89: rank, 3 ; deportment, 90
kindly invited to send into this present, and we were pleased to see the winter iu the sunny clime of
Lynch Currin, 88 ; rank 4 ; deport
office, or to bring it yourself, any (he parents o f the children turn out Southern California, are the guests
ment, 90. Tom Ellison, 95; rank 6 ;
item of news of which you may wi.|j ReV jf. B. Walden, made oue of Mr. Jones’ daughter, Mrs. W. C.
deportment 90. Bryson Sears, 84;
Conner, of the Enterprise
They
happen to know. If you want us > ,,f the best speehes to the children were well pleused with California,
rank, 7 ; deportment, 90.
Frank
to mention the fact that your guest (liat we have heard since we have but not to such a degree as to keep
Ellison, 83; rank 8 ; deportment 90.
has arrived, please let us know |,een ¡n he 8tate. At 12 10. the them away from Southern Oregon,
Second grade: Lester Chapman
when he or she comes
If yon are palents and children resolved thein- where they will probably locate per
was absent during the examinations.
manently.
g o in g n w n v o n a visit or just re selves all inlo a picnic and enjoyed
First Grade:
Minnie Turner,
turned from one, and want us to a splendid lunch. Mrs D.imewood
The Eastern Star social last week
| 97; rank, 1; deportment 90. Annie
publish tbe fact, please notify us by lias taught a good school, and the with iw cream aud strawberries,
Turner, 87; rank 1; deportment, 90.
note or
jierson. Don’t hesitate j»iij ils have done well. Two little i etc., was a charming success.
: Montie EllisoD, 83; rank 2 ; deport
GRAND CELEBRATION
ON ment, 90.
Mrs. D amewood ,
about this matter.
tois. who i'id not kno V their letters
Dr. Charles and quite a coni pan;
o f men were liere Tuesday, from
Yoncalla, with wagou and tennis
g oin g to the Bohemia gold mines—
this being the only wagon route to
reach that important place so much
sought after now by persons look
in g for the yellow metal.
Wonder
the doctor and his frieuds iliden’t
g o by that good ( V ) Yoncalla road
we were told so much about last
' «
CASH !
Ladies’ ai Misses'
ceived a prize of a story book
We recommend I)e Witt’s Colic auu
Cholera Cure because we believe it a
safe and reliable remedy. It’s good
effects are shown at once in cases ot
Cholera Morbus and similar com
plaints.
J. P Currin.
t x t t
resonance
P h o to p p h s!
Third gra«le; Miss Eva
These pupils
this
when
w
t
Hardware, Stoves, Tinware ad
have received the greatest number
lbs.
Several sheep-men sheared
of head marks in each class, are as
as high as 40,000 pounds. If this |
follows: Fifth grade; Miss Nettie
million | ounds of wool could be Yancy, 9 . Fourth grade; Miss Annie
sold at a fail- figure, the sheep men Yancy, 25.
of L ate county would be on their
Yancy, 24.
fe t ng tin.— Lakeview Examiner
At
t
duties, and how we can make our
Dealers in
lives sublime, one of the aforesaid
at
Drain makes the following
modest requests for commencement
gifts from her brother:
First.
bicycle;
second,
diamond
ring; third, mandolin,
S H E E T IR O N W A R E ,
baujo, or guitar; forth, mackintosh;
fifth, opera cape; sixth $100 or
W ild w ood A x e s , A m u n itio n , and a ll siz e s o f
more; seventh, neck watch chain.
The young man is congratulating
C ^ D R /T I R T I I D G K E S .
himself that he is not subject to
Keep
a
full
stock
of
NAILS,
CUTLERY
Shelf and Building
heart disease or the coroner would
have had a subject for an inquest.
T T . A . T ^ I D ' W J A Z R /I F s
prize for perfect attendance.
1 , 000,000
is
entrancing
admonishing us in
who
as
is h . —
graduate
break forth
Hattie
dictionary
W
raduates
k
IN A L L LINES
the bird-like mellifluent voice of the
Chapman, Lettie Casteel, Minnie
and Nettie Yancy. Each one re
ceived a
G
blooming period of the year,
have been neither tardv nor absent
Lake county's wool clip this year
will lie cousiderbly
No.
The No. of days present..........167%
The No. of days absent............. 156%
The No. of times tardy................... 13
The No. of minutes lost by tardy
marks.................................................. 143
The average daily attendance for
the term ................................. 19 93-118
The average No. of pupils belong
ing for the term..................................2ii
ducts into cash.
Travelers find a safe companion in
De Witt’s Colic and Cholera Cure. A
change in drinking water aud in diet,
often causes severe and dangerous
complaints. This medicine ulways
cures them
J. P. Currin.
district
Great Reduction
Teacher.
FOURTH OF JULY. 1895.
A. Todd desires to announce that
j he is now prepared to do all kinds
COMMITTEE ON GROUNDS
| of surveying on short notice. A lib
U. G. Walker, Thos. Allen er’ 1* | eral share of patronage is solicited
Scott Christnati.
j Residence in the Sherwood block.
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Prices very moderate.
James Hemenway, Hattie Thomp
son, C. H. Burkholder.
F o r O v e r F ift y Y ears.
SPEAKERS AND RECEPTION COM.
A n O l d a n d W e l l -T r i k d R e m e d y *.— M rs.
Winslow ’s Soothing Syrup has been used for
over fifty years bv millions of mothers for their
children while teething, with perfect success.
It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, cures wind cholic, and is the best remedy
for Diarrhoea. Is pleasant to the taste. Sold
by Druggists in every part of tlie World. Twen
Darwin Bristow, Ben Lurch and J.
P. Currin.
COMMITTEE ON MUSIC
L. F. Wooley, Mrs. Ella Jones, H.
H. Petrie, and"Airs. White.
COMMITTEE ON PROGRAM
«c
-v r o
MENT8.
AND
ARRANGE-
I Syrup, and take no other kind.
O E. Smith, W. F. Hemenwav, D.
Markley, J. S. Medley and J. W.
Hicks.
Marshal of the clay—John Wallace.
President of the day—J. W. Hicks.
VICE
Awarded
Highest Honors— W orld’ s Fair,
Oold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
PRESIDENTS
Robert Griffin, Lemati: James!
Hummer, Cottage Gr iv e : John Me-1
Clung, Eugene: Allen Kirk, Row i
River: S. L. Lockwood. Lorane:
J. H. W hiteuker, Creswell: D. C.
Baughman,
Coast Eork: J. H. j
Coleman, Siuslaw G. W. McRey
nolds.
C. H. W a l l a c e , Chaplain.
All committees to meet ot Knox’s j
hall at 8 o ’clock ciarp Monday eve-;
ning and report.
W . H. Leeds, State printer, will
please accept
the
thanks
j
of the
E cho - L e a d e r
for a copy of the
general laws and joint resolutions 1
and
memorials enacted by the |
eighth regular session of the Ore- j
gon I' grdaiure, 1895.
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Hardware, Stoves, Tinware,
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Headquarters for Travelling Men.
Sample Rooms Free. Rates from $1
to $2 per Day.
Willamette Street, Eugene, Or.
S. E. BROWN, Proprietor.
IRON
WARE,
A M M U N I T I O N , ET C .
Go to tbe Store of
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LE M ATI,
OREGON.
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TH E
PHOTOGRAPHS
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PHOTO COMPANY.
The above cut on any Photograph i
a guarantee of excellence. Enlarging
from any kind of Picture, in Cruyoi.
InkorColors. Call and see our sam
ples and prices of Crayon work.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
U nited S tates L and O ffice .
1
R oseburg , Ou., June 13, 1895.4
Notice Is hereby given that the following-nam
ed s< itler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in suuport of his claim, and that
said proof will be made before the Register and
the Receiver of U. S. land office at Koseburg,
Douglas county, Oregon, on July 29. 1895. viz:
Henry D. Whitlock on homestead entry No. 5540
for the e ! 2s w 4, wV*se l4 see. 6. Tp. 22 b K 3 west.
H e names the following witnesses to prove his
- ...
ipon and
continuous residence
upon
and cultivation
cultivation of
of said
said
land, viz; John W. Ashby, John W. Hieks,
James P. Dewitt and ltenjeman
F. Adams, , »ti
■ .
o f Cottage Grove, Oregon.
jun!5 2
It. M. V k a t c h , Register.
GROCERY STORE
IS C A R R Y IN G
First Class Goods,
Fresh Vegetables and Fruit in season.
Produce taken in exchange for Goods.
F. S. YO UN GER.
NOTICE FOli PUBLIC A l ION.
U nited S tates L and O ffice ,!
R oskburg , Oregon, May 1, 1895 (
Notice is hereby given that the fnllowint;-
named settler has hied notice of his intention to
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! uu t s.tm pr.Kii v, ill.De ma«te t«fore
the Keglner
and the Receiver, U iS laud office, at Roaeburg,
f, Douglas county, Oregon, on Tuesday June 25, !
1895, viz: Heiu > W itte on Homestead Entry No j
I 5569, for the K‘^ Sc 4 and E ‘j, N e1* sec. 4 tp. 23,
j S K 3 west. He names the following witnesses I
to prove Ins continuous residence upon and cul
tivation of, said land, viz: Thomas M. Gardner
of Louis, Oregon; William W . Cat heart o f Kose
burg, Oregon; Elisha Geer, amt Alva A. House
o f Wallace, Oregou.
may4-4s
M. Y e a t c h , Register.
100,000 FEET
SEASONED
Building Lumber.
is in the Front tor a
TRADE
'AYE M A K E A SP E CIA LTY OF
w CREAM
INTERIOR
BAKING
P0WMR
For the manufacture of which we have superior facilities. AA'e invite
parties contemplating building or re paring to call aud inspect our lum
ber
Respectfully,
J . I. J O N E S
Most Perfect Made.
40 Years the Standard.
HOUSE FINISH
For sale by J
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON.