Cottage Grove echo=leader., June 22, 1895, Image 3

The Local
W o rld .
T h e ra e n to p a tr o n iz e a r e
th o s e w h o d o
b an in eftn a l o n g l i b e r a l li n e s a n d
w h o, w h ile
p r o m o t i n g t h e i r o w n b u s in e s s i n t e r e s t s , a r e
d o in g w h a t th e y c a n to b u ild u p t h e ir to w n .
Call and P ay Up.
Ali persons ow in g me for goods,
Miss S. K. Hanson, has returned
are notified that they m u st pay up
from Eugene.
im m ediately.
S. R P iper .
M u s ic .
About July 1st I will be in Cot­
tage
Grove permanent.y, to give
th e ir h o m e p ap er.
musical instructions to all desiring
lessons. For information, call on
Subscribe for the E cho -L dader .
Mrs. J. P. Currin or address me at
N otice the uew ads in th is weeks
Eugene.
E tta B. P reston .
issue of the L eader .
For binders, mowers, rakes and
Buggy for sale. Inquire of
No. 1 machine oil cheaper than
Mrs. F. A. N ewman
ever, go to N. H. Martin.
If you want any hauling done
Mrs. Pryer, the Spiritualist lectur­
leave your orders with
er delivered a lecture to a large and
J ack K nowlton .
attentive audience Sunday night
R. M. Veatch has taken charge of
Mrj. F. A. Newman will sell all
tbs Cottage Grove hotel and solicits
a liberal share of public patronage. trimmed goods at 25 per cent off
for cash until after the Fourth of
See his new ad. in E cho -L kader .
July.
The daily Roseburg Plaindealer
Eugene Guard: This is the time
has just been launched. It is a neat,
newsy journal and we wish it great of year when the small boy “is in
the swim,” whether his father is or
success.
not.
You have all heard of the Famous
Light running Plano binders,
“Blush of Roses” tor the com­
plexion. For something just as and mowers. See ad. of same for
sale by N. H. Martin, in this week’s
good go to Mrs. Newman’s.
There is great danger in neglecting E cho -L eader .
The State Press association meets
Colic, Cholera and similar complaints.
An absolutely prompt and safe cure is tbis year at Newport d"ring the
found In De Witt’s Colic and Cholera bathing season. President Camp­
Cure. J. P. Currin.
bell will himself act as life-bouy.
W. H. Lincoln laid down in the
E. P. Thorp, editor of the bright
E cho -L eader office a m agnificent
asd newsy Cottage Grove E cho -
foot specimen of w heat w ell headed
L eader , was in the city Saturday.—
out, Thursday. No sig n of aphis or Rjseburg Review.
any other bug.
Johny Culp lias moved his tonsorial
pnrlars and can be found on Main
W h y D o n 't Y o u
Use Park’s Tea for headache, con­ street west of the bridge, Cottage
stipation and “that tired feeling”. It Grove.
Baby Caps, bonnets and hat’s at
purifies the blood, beautifies the com­
plexion, acts upon the sluggish liver Mrs. Newmans.
and moves the bowels every day.
IT a n t e d t o T r a d e
Only herbs and plants, safe, sure and A five year old mare weighing
pleasant. Sold by J. A. Benson.
about 1100 pounds, broke to har­
Half sheet posters have just been ness and saddle, for shingles. In­
printed at the E cho -L eader office, quire at this office.
telling all about the rousing cele­ Sick headache, constipation and in­
bration of Cottage Grove-Lemati, digestion are quickly cured by De
Witt’s Little Early Risers, the ’ fam­
July 4, 1885. Read the program ous
little pills. For sale by J. P.
in this issue in this week’s E cho - Currin.
L eadrr . A magnificent time will be
Jobnnie May Bower and Jeanie
enjoyed by all who take in this cele­ May Bowerso got linked in Eugene.
bration.
She simply took off her sox, and the
issue
was joined.
T h e N e w S p r in g H u ts
When occasion demands its use, try
All are adorned with roses. The
roses on your cheeks can be retained DeW itt’s Witch Hazel Salve. It is
by using Park’s Tea. It clears the cooling to burns, stops pain instantly,
blood of impurities, moves the bowels cleanses, a perfect healer for scalds or
every day ami gives health and skin eruptions. Always cures piles.
strength to the user. Sold by J. A. J. P. Currin.
The litdiesof the Christian church
Benson.
The table of the editor of the meet every Wednesday at 2 p. m.,
E cho -L eader is brilliantly decorated for bible study. A cordial invita­
w ith the n ost superb and charming tion is given to all ladies who are
boqueta. Why not, when Oregon interested to attend. _____
Lena Frederickson, a lritle girl
» the Eden land Wherein rare
in
Cottage Grove, fell in some man­
flowers and dam sels fair, and in all
ner
while jumping rope and cut her
their glorious and sweetest loveli­
ness are some of the phenomenal knee quite severly. She is able
to be about.
productions ?
T h e i r n a m e s w i l l a l w a y s b e e a s i l y f o u n d in
SO C IA L F L U T T E R IN G .
Miss Rosa Hanson, visited Eugene
Thursday.
S. R. Piper went to Eugene Tues­
day.
U. G. Wulkcr, our city Marshal,
was in Eugene this week.
Mrs. D. P. Burton, of Latham, was
in our city Tuesday.
Miss Miram Piper went to Dra n
Wednesday and returned Friday
morning
Mrs. F. A. Newman, had a very
pleasant visit with relatives and
friends in Creswell, Sunday.
G. R. Chrisman, of Eugene, wtts
smiling on his relatives and friends
in Cottage Grove. Wednesday.
Kev. Stravens, of Eugene, came up
on Monday’s local, to say mass at the
regular place of meeting.
Chas. Sears, who who has been on
the jury at Eugene, returned home
Tuesday.
Prof. J. R. Kendall, the smiling
young batchelor of the Divide, wus
in our city Wednesday.
The editor having been absent most
of the week, will account for there
being but few locals or personals in
the E cho - L eader .
Miss Rena Condon returned home
trom Goshen Thursday, after a
pleasant visit with her sister in that,
place.
C. H. Jones and daughter Laura,
who have been spending the winter
in California, arrived ir this city Sun­
day.
Mr. Imbree returned to his home
at Hillsboro Monday accompanied by
his daughter, Mrs J. A Benson and
two children.
Miss Emma Withers, has been in
Drain this week, attending and taking
part in the commencement exercises
of the Normal school in that town.
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Veatch, spent
a few days at Yaquina Bay, before
taking the hotel, and report a very
pleasant timp. Mr. Veatch found a
very pretty and valuable water agate
on the beach.
Miss Gertrude Grousbeck closed
her school at Creswell, Friday June
14, with a picnic. She lias gone to
Minnesota to make an extended
visit
with relatives. The E cho -
L eader wishes her a pleasant trip.
T. A. Proctor, of Santa Rosa, Cal.,
arrived hero Monday. He, with his
family, they having come before,
will remain a few weeks for a pleasant
visit with relatives. Mr. Proctor is
cousin to Mrs. J. P. Currin, Mrs.
Wynne and Joe Perkins, of this city.
Mrs. Ella Jones and Miss Neva
Perkins attended commencement
exercises of the University of Ore­
gon at Eugene. They returned
entertaining a lively and charming
appreciation of the exercises of that
great institution of education.
The editor of the Cottage Grove
L eader is authority for the asser­
tion that the fibre of corsets shrink
when wet. Does lie speak Trom ex­
perience ?.—Capital Journal.
“A LIFE ON THE OCEAN WAVE.”
D u ring the “heated term”—and it
has has been super-heated so for this
summer—“a home on the rolling
deep” has many attractions; but for
the average boy the sea possesses a
fascination at all times, and the boys
who are so fortunate as to have the
opportunity to gratify their ambition
“to go to sea” are usually the envied
of their associates. A bright and
charmingly illustrated article in
Demorest’s Magazine for July, “The
Making of a Sailor”, tells about the
life aboard the school-ship St. Mary’s,
where boys are trained to become
thorough and expert sailors, and
where work and play are so judicious­
ly mingled that there is no danger of
Jack becoming a dull boy. In the
same number is a paper on “Colonial
Philadelphia,”
containing
some
quaint facts and embellished with
illustrations of old landmarks that arc
of special interest. A question apro­
pos to the month, “Is Fourth of July
Celebrated Patriotically?” is answer­
ed by members of “The Sons of the
American Revolution,” military men,
and others, and their opinions are
worthy of consideration. The stories
are bright and amusing, and the num­
erous departments are full of sugges­
tions. Those av I io like dainty belong­
ings should read “All Sorts of
Sachets,” in Home Art; “Physical
Training an Antidote to Old age,” is
a subject discussed in Sanitarian;
there are some excellent hints for
amateurs in Horticulture in “The
Winter Window-Garden
and
“ Hints Concerning Marketing,” in
Household, will be of use to all house­
keepers. Taken altogether this is a
charming number of this always
popular family magazine, which is
published for $2 a year. Office of
publication, 15 East 11 St., New York.
The railroad boys at Roseburg
are getting up an excursion which
will include several hundred persons
to attend the Fourth of July cele­
bration at Boswell Springs. They
are making preparations for an im-
meuce time. Every Grand Army
Post in Oregon has been invited to
attend the celebration at Boswell
Springs.
t it
119TH
A N N IV E R S A R Y
AM ERICAN
IN O EPEN D EN G E.
AT COTTAGE GROVE-LEMATI.
OR THURSDAY JULY 4,1895.
O FFICEES O F TH E DAY
J. W. Hicks, President of the day.
Rev. C. H. Wallace,
Chaplain.
J. C. Wallace, Grand Marshal.
PROGRAMME.
Procession will form at Piper’s
store, in the following order: 1st.
Cottage Grove Cornet Baud; 2nd.
Liberty Car with 49 girls in white;
3rd. Public School children; 4th.
Grand Army Veverans; 5th. Eagle
Hose Company; 6th. Visiting Hose
Companies; 7th. Fraternal and
other Societies ; 8th. Officers of
the day in carriages; 9th. Citizens
in carriages; 10th. Citizens on
horseback; lltk . Citizens on foot.
LIN E
OF
Eakin & Bristow and L. Lurch,! Eakin & Bristow, bankers and
Some time ago 1 was takrti • ick
have purchased the entire stock o f : merchants of Cottage Grove, sent with a cramp in the stomach, followed
groceries kept by S. F- Y’ounger. twenty-five pounds of the golden . by diarrhoea. I took a couple of
who retires from business. M r.! mental to the San Francisco mint. doses of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
Younger has been engaged in busi- j Thursday.lt came from the Bohemia : and Diarrhoea Remedy and was im­
mediately relieved. I consider it tlie
ness here for over five years and by mine managed by J. A. Music, and i be best medicine in the market for all
bis strict business integrity, fine will return over $5000. This is tbe ! such complaints. I have soi l tilt*
business manngetneut, genial and largest run for one month, yet been j remedy to others and every i-na who
high social qurdities, has won a host made, and that with a small mill uses it speaks highly of it. J. W.
of friends. The E cho -L eader re­ From this it would appear that | SWCKLER, Valley Center, Cal. For
sale by J. A. Benson, Cottage Grove,
grets to see Mr. Younger retire Bohemia will become a rich mining | Joe Lyons. Drain. Druggists.
from business, and wishes him tbe camp, good business management,
¡Statesman: At tbe rate in which
most abundant success iu whatever industry and honesty of purpose,
,
the
Oregon law schools are turning
field be may choose for future oper­ being all required to make it so.
I
out
graduates it will soon be posi-
ations.
The mine managed by Mr. Musick
I ble to supply every taxpayer in
Tlie Rural New Yorker Says that does not purchase a dollars worth
I Oregon with a separate and dir*
there are several rarities of crimson of anything, that it does not give a
i I tinct attorney. The demand for
clover which differ greatly in handi­ check on Eaken & Bristoiv, who are
I sheepskins should give a stimulus
ness, some not being sufficiently pleased to honor all demands.
to the sheep growing industry.
hardy to withstand even the mild
De Witt's Colic and Cholera Cure
winters
of
Delaware.
Large never disappoints, never fails to give
W. W. Masterson, has the thanks
quantities of foreign seed have been immediate relief. It cures just as of tbe E cho -L eader for some full*
imported this year and it is offered sure as you take it. J. P. Currin.
grow n new potatoes.
at much lower prices than domestic
seed. Purchasers are advised to
purchase the dimestic seed rather
than the imported.
C hanges J uly 1. — Superintendent
Feld, of the Southern Papific, yes­
terday said that the new time card
for the overland and local trains
of the road is being arranged, and
will be announced, probably by July
1, when the changes are contem­
plated.—Eugeni Guard.
Great Reduction
IN ALL LINES FOR
CASH !
MARCH
Commencing at Piper's store,
thence west across tho county
bridge to the west end of Wall
Street; thence in a S. E. direction to
Currin’s drug store; thence across
county bridge and east on county
road to Landiss Grove. Arriving
at the Grove the following exercises
will take place : First prayer by
Rev. C. H. Wallace; 2nd, Music by
Band; 3rd, Song by Mrs. Ella Jones
and
children; Fourth IleadiDg
Declaration of Independence by
The most pleasant little pills for Miss Rosa Hanson; Fifth, Music by
regulating the bowels, are De Witt’s
Little early Risers. Cure sick head­ the Band; Sixth, Oration, W. H.
ache and constipation. Small pill, Cooper; 7th, Music; 9th,-12:30
p. m. B asket D in n e r ; 9th, 1:30 p m,
small dose.
J. P. Currin.
Music by Band; 10th, Declamations
IS HE SINCERE?
for
Cash, prize free for all; 11th,
The Oregonian June 10, says: j
Declamations
by persons from 16 to
The Oregonian approves the effort
20
years
of
age,
1st, 2nd and 3rd;
of the secretary of state to cut off !
12th
Declamations
by persons 10
the expense of $20,000 a year for
the state railroad commission. years of age and under, 1st, 2nd
Now, if the state railroad commis- 3rd cash prizes; 13th, Music; 14th
sion would take measures to pre­ potato race for cash prize ; 15th
vent the secretary of state from Amateur foot race, for cash prize,
converting to his own use in de­ 1st and 2nd; 16, girl race, cash
fiance of the constitution, the $20,- prize 1st and 2nd; 17th, bicycle
000 a year be receives in fees, over race, cash prize; 18th, hose race,
and above bis lawful salary. Tbe cash prize, $20.00; 19th, base ball
Oregonian would approve that, too. game, cash prize.
The grounds are beautiful, all
C ae good serves another.
There is no comparison between trees trimmed and underbrush cut
the two offices. The railroad com­ away. Free water and a fountain
mission is not a constitutional office, from the waterworks on tbe
like that of secretary of state. It grounds.
Till Ju n e 23,
I will make 1st class Cabinet Photo­
graphs For Only $2.25 per doz.
—CALL EARLY—
At The
Photo
Gallery
Cottage Grove, Ore.
F. J. M einzer , Prop.
New York-
ART G A L L E R Y
Misses Long & Chapman,
PROPRIETORS.
FINE SHOES
---- AND— -
Mens’ and Roys’
CLOTHING!
E A K I N & B R IS T O W ,
MERCHANTS & BANKERS,
COTTAGE GROVE,
_
B r in g th e B a b ie s a n d
F o r g e t th e O ld F o lk s.
lio n ’
Centrally Located.
Free ’Bus to and From
Special Rates for Families.
all Trains.
NEAREST HOTEL TO POSTOFFICE
_
_
_
OR.
T T A " R . "I
A
s. R. PIPER.
W ill be
at Cottage Grove for a
short time only and will make
COTTAGE GROVE,
ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHS,
One dozen Cabinets anil one Convex
glass mount for $2 00.
Come E arly anil A void th e Kush.
Catch the Shadow ere the
Substance fades.
_
OREGON
Dealers in
H m 8m , Tinware mi
S H E E T IR O N W A R E ,
W ild 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 l T ^ T T ^ I X )< 3 -E !S .
Keep a full stock of
NAILS,
CUTLERY
Shelf and Building
1
H A R D W
A R E ,
R em oval
i^ T tep a irin g neatly done)
Wo take pleasure in announcing
Was to steep roots and herbs and that after this date Park's Sure Cure
use it every night. We can do the will remove all traces of Rheumatism,!
—FORMERLY BAKER HOUSE.—
The editor of the E cho L eader en­ prostitutes its office to do just what *
same by using Park's Tea. nothing Kidney trouble or Liver complaint
Headquarters for Travelling Men.
acts as promptly and without discom­ from the user. It is to-day the only joyed Wednesday a t Boswell the corporations ask it to, while the
Sample Pur ms Free. Rates from $1
secretary
of
state
serves
the
public.;
fort. Not a pill or a cathartic but medicine that is guaranteed to cure Springs. Invalids are gathering in
A Fireman’s Ball given by the to $2 per Day.
moves the bowells every day. Sold these diseases or no pay. Park’s { nt that great fountain of health. The secretary of state was elected
Willamette Street, Eugene, Or.
Eagle Hose company, at Davis’ ball
by J. A. Benson.
Sure Cure is sold by J. A. Benson.
S. E. BROWN, Proprietor.
Free camping grounds are attrat- by tbe people; the railroad commis-1 on the evening of Fourth of July
M arried . —In the M. E. church ions there that can’t be
Jas. Benson has returned from a
resisted. s.on was not elected at all. The will be one of the splendid attract­
two weeks trip to Hillsboro, Oregon at Cieswell, Sunday June 16, 1895, The general attractions and com­ secretary of state performs many io n s on tbe program.
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON.
City, Portland and other valley at 8:30, p. m. by Rev. Gittins, Mr. ports beng planne 1 and executed duties in addition to those origin-1
THE
towns. He enjoyed a huge time B. F. Scott and Miss Jennie Teutscb, for the invalid by Capt. and Mrs. ally assigned to him. The railroad | A. Todd desires to announce that
First-Class Turnouts Furnished w ith or without Driv­
and says that he is happy to return. both of that place. The young Ben D. Boswell, the genial and commission does not do any of the he is now prepared to do all kinds NOW MADE BY THE
of surveying on short notice. A lib­
ers. Travelers Conveyed to all points in this sec­
He found none of the places he couple were accompanied to the enterprising Proprietors and sole duties that tbe people Lave a right
eral share of patronage is solicited
to
expect
of
it.
church
by
a
large
number
of
tion of Oregon at Reasonable Rates.
visited, better in natural resources
managers of that great health re­
Residence in the Sherwood block.
Besides,
Mr
Kincaid
nor
any
friends,
and
the
ceremony
was
per­
or business, and many not so good
sort, will make everybody going
Prices very moderate.
other state official gets $20,000 a
formed just nt the close of the there happy and healthy.
as this section.
F o r O ver F if t y Y ea rs.
preaching
services. The newly-
year, or half that. But what does A n O l d a n d W e l l -T r i e d R e m e d y .— Mrs.
O
h
!
S
ay
-—
N.
H.
Martin
is
selling
_____________________________ LONG & MORSE.
The social Friday night, given by wedded couple were the recipients
Winslow's Soothing Svrup lias been used for
Harvey Scott care for facts anyhow? over
PHOTO COMPANY.
fifty years bv millions of mothers for their
A
l
screen
doors
at
$1.25
and.
will
the C . E. and E. L. societies, was of many handsome and useful pres­
children while teething, with perfect success.
—Capital Journal.
The above cut on nny Photograph !
It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all
make lovely picture frames at short
quite an enjoyable affair. The ents.—Eugene Guard.
pain, cures wind cholic, and is the best remedy a guarantee of excellence. Enlarging
for
Diarrhoea.
Is
pleasant
to
tlie
taste.
Sold
We recommend I)e Witt’s Colic and by Druggists in every part of tlie World. Twen- from any kind of Picture, in Crayon
notice, chenper than nny one. Call
tables were nicely arranged with
cents a bottle. Its yalue is incalculable. Ink or Colors. Call and see our sam­
Both bride and groom are well and see sample mouldings and leave Cholera Cure because we believe it a flve
numerous boquets etc., and all
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing ples and prices of Crayon work.
safe
and
reliable
remedy.
It’s
good
Syrup,
and take no other kind.
8th and Willamette Sts.. Eugene. Or.
seemed to enjoy themselves hugely. liked and respected. The groom orders. He also has a few heaters effects are shown at once in cases oi
“Fine
ground
coffee
burned
on
left
from
winter
stock
that
ho
will
«nrWEST SID E -
The music wp.s «ell rendered and j is the handsome young station
Cholera Morbus and similar com­
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
hot coals will disinfect tbe sick
plaints.
J. P. Currin.
eujoyed by all. The receipts for agent at Creswell The Ik'H o- give special bargains in.
I wish to announce to my friends that I am again running tbe Cot­
1
room. A cup of hot coffee prepar­ | U n it e d S t a te s L a nd O f f ic e
the evening were $13; which were L eader offers its h ea rty congratula­
There is one medicine that will cure
™
Roseburg, Or., June 18, 1895.j
A S h a rp P r a c tic e
immediately. VVe tefer to De Witt’s ; ed as above should be drank before i Notice is hereby given that the fniiowing-nam tage Grove Hotel, and will keep boarders at following rates:
very good considering the number tions ami wishes them a happy voy­
ed settler has filed notice of his intention to
von call it when reading an interesting Colic and Cholera Cure for all Sum - 1 venturing into the morning air, and 1 make
final proof in support of his claim, and that
of persons there, owing to the age o’er the sea of matrimony.
$3 50 to $ 4 00 per week.
proof will be made before A. C. Jennings.
article anil find at its close that you’ve mer Complaints. No delay, no disap-) should be taken without sugar or [ said
County Clerk of Lane county, Oregon, at Eugene
stormy weather we bad at that time.
O ne of O ur Bors.—J. J. Tait, Jr., read an advertisement. Don’t con­ po ntment, no failure. J. P. Currin : cream.”
Lane county Oregon on July
Isai viz: Albert
E. Butts on homestead entry No. 6475 for the
W l i a t ’s t h e L’s e o f T a l k i n g
N’^N K l, ami f.’.N « ',, see. is, Tp. 20 S. R. :s
G. W. Sanders, Chas. Jones, Chris who now resides in Portland, but for­ demn the advertiser. You won’t read \
TnF, C hautauqua . —The second West. He names the following witnesses to
the ordinary advertisement. All ad- j About colds and coughs in the su m
R. W- VEATCH. Proprietor.
prove Ills continuous residence upon and cul
Hickathier and Johu Kennedy are merly lived at Creswell, and who
vertisers feel in common with the j mer time. You may have a tickling ; annual assembly of the Chautauqua Ovation of, said land, viz: Mrs. Lucy F. Butts
and Miss Maud T. Butts, of Cotttge Grove,
making the hammers and saws rat­ was at one time a student of the writer who takes this means of telling i
George W. Johnson, and Thomas J.
cot gh or a little cold or baby may Association will be held at Glad­ Oregon,
Johnson of Walker, Oreg* m.
tle on the new buildings being'erect- University of Oregon, has accepted you that Simmons Liver Regulartor is
have the croup and when It comes stone Park, Oregon City, from July
Jun‘223
K. M. V eatch , Register.
ed by Capt. Ben D. Boswell at Bos­ the presidency of the Emmerson In- tlie best medicine for .Melaria. impure you ought to know that Park’s Cough 10 to July 19. This w ill be a feast
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION.
blood
and
a
poisoned
system.
Equally
|
stitute
at
Louisville,
Kentucky.
He
well Springs. One two story hall
Syrup is the best cure for it. Sold by for those interested in literature and
as
good
for
indigestion
and
Bilious­
U
n
it
e
d
S
t
a
te
s
L
and
O f f ic e ,
)
j
will
leave
iu
a
short
time
for
his
new
J.
A.
Benson.
over twenty feet high, with the low­
music. There will be some of the
ness.
R o s e b u r g , Or,., June 13, 1895.(
er floor 29x78 feet, will make a home that he may make the necoss-
is hereby given that the following-nam­
A young lady went into tbe drug i best addresses ever delivered on tbe ed Notice
Lettice and dandy lions mixed,
settler has filed notice of his intention to
dancing hall capacious enough for i ary preparation preparatory to
make
final
proof in support of fils claim, and that
coast
and
tbe
music
will
be
of
a
j
store the other day to buy some
IRON W A R E, A M M U N IT IO N , E T C .
said proof will lie made before Ihc Register anu G R A N IT E
the swiftest dancing young man entering upon the discharge of his cooked as “greens” are not only
tlie Receiver of II. 8. land office at Roseburg,
high
order.
Among
tbe
speakers
toilet
soap
and
had
about
make
up
j
nutritious
but
a
good
purifier
of
Douglas county, Oregon, on duly 29, 1895, viz:
to swing his honey without very j duties. Mr. Tait is a young man of
her mind which kind to take when 1 will be Gunsaulus, of Chicago, Henry D. Whitlock on homestead entry No. 5540
for theel,sw>4, w^se1* sec. 6: Tp.22S B 3 west.
serious danger of personal disaster. broad vie vs and is highly educated the system. They should form a
the druggist remarked that it would McConnell, of Idaho, Mitchell, of He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of Raid
The second story of the hall will be He will bo an honor to the institute liberal diet e\-ery spring.
Oregon, lvcy, of San Francisco, land, viz* John W. Ashby, John W. Hicks,
Travelers find a safe companion in keop off chaps. Instantly she laid
•lames F. Dewitt and Benjeman K. Adams, .ill
fitted up in charming sleeping over which he presides, anil the ed­
it down saying that she “diden’t Locke and Wallace of Portland. o f Cottage Grove, Oregon.
22zisro2c áz " w i u t e ,
junl5 2
K. M. V e a t c h , Register.
rooms for guests of hotel Boswell. ucational institutions of Oregon are De Witt’s Colic and Cholera Cure. A
Campers’ season ticket will be $1.00.
change in drinking water and in diet, want that kind.”
A club room is being erected and a proud of him.—Eageue Register.
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION.
LEMATT, OREGON.
often causes severe and dangerous
Every lean man thinks it would Tent space free. Resturants on the
porch along the entire front of the
compi.iints.
This
medic!ne
always
U n it e d S t a t e s L and O f f i c e ,!
grounds.
Railroad
rates,
S.
P.
1
A R e m a r k a b le C ure o f R h e u ­
be very easy to get rid of excessive
R o se b u r g , Oregon, May 1, 1895. f
cures them.
J. P. Currin.
hotel next to the rnilroad will be up
m a tism .
Notice is hereby given thal the tollowlng-
fa t; every fat man thinks the thin 1-5 fare; O. R. & N. I 1-5 fare. named
in time for the Fourth of July.
S a le m a J a y T o w n
W estm in ster , Cal., March 21,1894.
settler has filed notice of his intention to
Season ticket $1.50, single ticket 25. make final
proof in support of his claim, and
Ashland
Record: Salem, the j men have all taken tlie anti fat rem- j
that
said
proof will bo made liefore the Register
There is more Catarrh in this sec­ —Some time ago, on aivakening one
children under 12 free.
and the Receiver, U » land office, at Roseburg
edy.—Eugene
Guard.
morning
I
found,
I
had
rheumatism
state capital, is an imitator, and a ;
tion of the country than all other dis­
Iiouglas county, Oregon, on Tuesday June 23 ,
l»ir., viz: Henry Witte on Homestead Entry No
eases put together, and until the last in my knee so badly that, as I re­ poor one at the imitating business.
556S, for the EVa S c . and E ', Nt-1, sec. 4 tp. 2:j,
Roseburg
Plaindealer:
Captain
S K 3 west, lie names the following witnesses
few years was supposed to be incura­ marked to my wife, it would be im­ Ashland was the first town in the
Awarded
to prove ids continuous residence upon and cul­
Boswell came up from Boswell
ble. For a great many years doctors possible for me to attend to business
i f, said land, viz: Thomas M. Gardner
state to elect a rose queen and in­ Springs Friday on business and Highest Honors—World’s Fair, tivation
uf L ouis, Oregon: William W. Catlu art of Rose-
pronounced it a local disease, and that day. Remembering that I had
burg.
Oregon;
Elisha Geer, and Alva A. Rouse
Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
of Wallace, Oregon.
prescribed local remedies, and by some of Chamberlain’s Pain Balm in augurate a rose carnival and th e 1 stayed over Saturday to meet with '
may4-4s
E. M. V eatch , Register.
m
.y
store
I
sent
for
a
bottle,
and
leading queens got 2505 and 1282 the pioneers. He is making exten-1
constantly faili gt> cure w ith local
D R
rubb-d
tlie
afflicted
parts
thoroughly
nO B N X U; J » IM ra K g a j
treatin' tit, pi ■ •in» "i
i'.t
vot. s out of about 4000. At Salem h iv c improvements at the Springs,
with it. in cording t> directions, and
Nciei 'v h.i> piov.
o. tat rh P I-
tin
..des
were
5
cents
apiece
and
and
also
preparing
for
a
grand
jubi­
constitutional di-»',Lse Mild tlle.-e' re will.in and hour 1 was completely re­
the leading queeus received 1794, lee at tbe G. A. R reunion and cele­
requires constitutional tr. ituient lieved One application hail done the
Hall’s Catarrli Cure, manu > .i.u-ii io business. It is the best liniment on 1162, out of a little over 1000 votes. bration on the Fourth of July. He
K r k s ’P 1 1
F J. Clu ey a . C ., T. ledo, (lino, is tile market, and I sell it under a posi­ Thus pretentious Salem has but few is erecting a large two-story build­
•WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF
the only eoustii utn al ire or
e tive guarantee. R. T. H arris . For men with, as much in their necks ing, the lower story of which will
market. It is taken inn malty it: sale by J. A. Benson, Cottage Grove and coin in their jeaus as the boys
be used for a ballroom, and the j
«©••••9 from 10 drops to a t s¡ m i. Joe Lyons. Drain. Druggists.
dance on the night of the Fourth
It nets directly on the bk» d mid
Having used Chamberlain's Cough of Ashland.
mucous surfaces of tue svsD m i'iiey Remedy in my family and found it to
promises to be tbe grandest ever1
For the manufacture of which we have superior facilities. We invito
R u d y’s P ile Suppository
oiler one hundred dotlars for any case be a first-class article, I take pleasure is guaranteed to cure Piles and Constipation, or given in that section. Tbe supper
£ parties contemplating building or reparing to call and inspect our Inn*--
it tails to cure. Semi for circulars in recommending it to my friends. money refunded. 50 cents per box. i>enrt two will be given nt the Boswell Hotel \
"
Respectfully,
for circular anil Free Samples to MAR­
J. V. F o ster , Westport, Cal. For stamps
and testimonials.
Address.
TIN KUDY, Registered Pharmacist, Lancaster
and
the
music
furnished
by
the
Pa.
N
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P
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s
t
a
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s
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n
s
w
e
r
e
d
.
For
sale
by
all
Most Perfect Made.
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O. sale by J. A. Benson, Cottage Grove, first class druggists everywhere and in Eugene
Roseburg orchestra.
ß & ~ iold by D ru g g ists, 75e.
Joe Lyons, Drain. Druggists.
For sale by .T. A. B enson .
Oregon by Osborn and Delano.
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON.
40 Years the Standard.
O u r G r a n d m o t h e r 's W a y
New Enterprise!
FIREM EN S’ BALL !
Acknowledged to be the Best:
LIVERY, Sale and FEED STABLE,
PHOTOGRAPHS
Fine Saddle Horses a Specialty
COTTAGE GROVE HOTEL,
Large Free Sample Rooms.
Call and See Mee.
For No. 1 Goods and Low Prices in
Hardware, Stoves, Tinware,
Go to tie Store of
100,000 FEET
SEASONED
Building Lumber.
Our Saw Mill is in the Front for a
A*CUP r r r * n _ f
w CREAM
B A K IN G
PO V fD fR
N IG H T k
BIG TRADE
INTERIOR HOUSE FINISH
J. !. JO N E S