Cottage Grove echo=leader., June 29, 1895, Image 3

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The Local
W
o r ld
The procession will commence at
* S. R. Piper’s store at 10 a. m. July
“ I 4, 1895.
T h e m en t o p a tr o n iz e a re th o s e w h o d o
b iu in e M a lo n g lib e r a l lin e» am i w h o , w h ile
p r o m o t in g th e ir o w n b u x in e « interextx, « r e
d o in g w h a t t h e , « n t „ b u i l d u p t h e ir t o w n .
T h e ir « s a « M w iil nlwayn b e ea sily fo u n d in
t h e ir h o m e p a p er.
Subscribe for the E cho -L dader .
B uggy for sale. Inquire of
Mrs. F. A. N e w m a n
If you want any hauling done
leave your orders with
J ack K nowltos .
You have all heard of the Famous
’ ‘Blush of Roses” for the com­
plexion. F or something just as
g ood go to Mrs. Newman’s.
P a y Y o u r T u itio n .
All persons indebted to P rof
J. E. Love for tuition will please
pay J. K. Barrett immediately.
J. E . L ove .
There is great danger in neglecting
Colic, Cholera and similar complaints.
An absolutely prompt and safe cure is
found in De Witt’s Colic and Cholera
Cure. J. P. Currin.
!
S O C IA L F L U T T E R I N G .
G o o d N e w s f o r Use L a d ies.
ration.
Ladies ! I f you wish to spend a
W hile at Riddle, the E ditor of
Some time ago I was taken sick
pleacant hour attend the ladies the E cho -L eader was taken into the with a cramp in 'he stoma; h, f .¡owed
meeting at the Christian church ! smokehouse and cellar of Noah Cor- by diarrhoea. I took a couple of
dose« of Chamberlain’s Colic, Clioiera
next Friday a 2 p. m.
j nutt, one of the pioneer farmers
and Diarrhoea Remedy and was im­
T i e boys o f the Eagle Hose Com­ ! there. He saw 12,000 pounds of mediately relieved. I consider it the
pany are all fine looking specimens 1 splendid bacon— hams, sides and be best medicine in the market for all
of manhood, and will make the Ifbse shoulders. In the cellar were 3000 such complaints. I have sold the
O R THURSDAY JU L Y 4,1895.
cart rattle in the race on the Fourth pounds o f lard, as white as snow, remedy to others and every one who
uses it speaks highly of it. J. \y
of July.
put up ir. ten pound pails. Mr.
S r ic k l e k ,
Valley Center, Cal. For
Everybody and the “ the rest of Cornutt is cultivating 80 acres of sale by J. A. Benson, Cottage Grove,
mankind’’ are making grand calcu­ corn, and expects to fatten over 100 Joe Lyons. Drain. Druggists.
lations about what they will do on head of hogs next fall. He believes
Pendleton— Hides that have been
in raising something good to eat discarded as valueless, strewn upon
the glorious 4th of July.
One of the attractions on the pro­ and something to supply the people the hills and left ou pastures for the
gram of the Cottage G rove-Lem ati in Oregon, without having to ship last two years, are now being picked
Fourth of July celebration will be it all the way from Iowa and up by collectors and hauled into
He is making large ship­ town.
44 lovely little Oregon girls sing­ Illinois.
ments
of
bacon
and lard to Rogue
ing about the grand Eden land of
Dunn, in his commercial report for
River
valley.
Oregon.
the current week, says it is no lon g­
A
P
De Witt’s Colic and Cholera Cure er a question whether business im­
The bloomer girl, delightfully
OFFICEBS OF THE DAY
never disappoints, never fails to give j proves. Not for a long time have
J. W . Hicks, President of the day. deaf to the clamor she has raised,
immediate relief. It cures just us
the reports from all over the coun­
Rev. C. H. Wallace,
Chaplain. opens her heart to the sweeter sure as you take it. J. P. Currin.
try been so uniformly favorable.
graces o f nature and keeps her face
J. C. Wallace, Grand Marshal.
turned toward the rising son.
PROGRAMME.
Miss S. K. Hanson will sell hats be-
Miss Lizzie Hanson went to Port- ]0w cost for spot cash. D o not fail to
AMERICAN
land, Tuesday
give her a call for she has some 119TH ANNIVERSARY
Hon. Binger Herman was tender
Miss Orpha M vnne returned home very choice goods in stock and will
INDEPENDENCE.
ed a public reception at Roseburg, f r o m Eugene Monday,
give rare bargains
Friday livening June 28.
Chas. ^McFarland, left Tuesday
AT COTTAGE G R O V E -L E M A T I,
_
,,
,
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T> «
Members o f the Grand Army Post morning on the local for Baker City.
J ars requested to meet at Markley
Misses Long & Chapman have gone
to Creswell to take photographs.
hall at 9 o ’clock a. m., July 4—
G. L
Burch was
was in
in Eugene
sharp.
Important
business
t o 1 G.
L ‘ ’ Burch
Eugene this
week on business.
transact.
Allie Kuykendall is now established
The Roseburg local passenger in the drug store of V. Hemenway.
has changed time, and from the
Attorney W. H. Cooper was in
south arrives at this station at 10:25 Roseburg this week on business.
Miss Rosa Williams went to Eugene
a. m. going south, arrives here
and returned, Tuesday on business.
2:55 p. m.
W. Y. Dewald went to Walker
We are pleased to announce that
Monday to put up a barn in that
Miss Mary Berger has been fully
neighborhood.
vindicated and acquitted by the
Mrs. D. Whitlock, of Cedar Creek.
Jury in their seats. The young brought the E cho -L eadeb some large
lady was overwhelmed with con­ English goosberries, Monday.
gratulations.
Attorneys L. Bilyeu and Geo. B.
Dorris of Eugene, were engaged in a
H alf R ates . — The Southern Paci­
timber land case here last Saturday.
fic lines will on July 3, sell excur­
Hon. R. M. Veatch, is in Burns,
sion tickets to places on the lines Oregon, on business connected with
and return at rate of one fare for The land office department.
return passage until July 8 , 1895,
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Whitlock are
inclusive.
here from the East, and will probably
The Eagle Hose Company, have locato in this section.
Eugene Register: Miss Lottie
issued circulars for a grand ball on
Johnson is assisting in the Southern
the evening of the 4th of July, in Pacific freight office.
this place. They will enjoy a huge
F. S. Hinds, of Tacoma, Warh., ar­
time in winding up the grand festi- rived here last week and went to
Bohemia Monday, to look after his
vites of the day.
Early to bed and early to rise, miuiug interests there.
T lie
G lo rio u s F o u r th .
Preparations have been made for
a glorious good time at the grounds
of
the
Cottage Grove-Lem ati
Fourth of July celebration,
An
interesting program is published
in the E cho - L eadeb and a large
crowd of people are expected to
come and enjoy a magnificent time.
N ame C hanged . — The S. P.
com-
1 pany has changed the name of its
station at Springfield to that of
Henderson. This will make two
stations by that name which the
company has on its lines, each
within
one mile of the other.
W hile the station will be known as
Henderson by the company, it will
doubtless continue to be knowrn
as Springfield by the people.
S alabies R educed .— The commis­
sioner’s court last Saturday after­
noon made an order reducing the
salary of Deputy Clerk Gibbs for
the next year from $ 1,200 to $ 1 , 000 .
The salary of Deputy Sheriff Scott
was reduced from $75 per month
to $65. The reduction goes into
effect July 1st.— Eugene Register.
Great Reduction
Procession will form at Piper’s
A lfalfa . — Douglas & Levinger
store, in the follow ing order: 1 st. have twelve acres of alfalfa on their
Cottage Grove Cornet Band; 2nd. farm above Springfield, which looks
Liberty Car with 49 girls in white; fine and promises to make an ex­
A surprise party was given Miss
3rd. Public School children; 4tb. cellent wheat crop. It was sown
Lizzie Mount Tuesday night, in
Grand
Army Veveraus; 5th. Eagle last April, and is on river bottom
memory
of her
20 th birthday.
Hose Company; 6 th. Visiting Hose land.— Eugene Guard. .
Quite a number of young people
Companies; 7th.
Fraternal
and
were present, and enjoyed music
S. F. W E E K LY C A L L
other Societies; 8 th. Officers of
and lefrashments. The fair Miss
The best paper on the Pacific
the day in carriages; 9th. Citizens
Lizzie was t..e recipient o f numer­
coast, cost $1.50 per annum. The
in
carriages; 10th. Citizens on
ous nice presents.
G o U ed by a B ull . — Rev. I. D.
weekly Call and the E cho -L eader
horseback; 11th. Citizens on foot.
W h y D o n 't Y'ou
Eugene Guard : Dell Kuykendall Driver was severely gored by a bull
are worth $3.50 per year, but you
mind your own business, and tell
LINE OF MARCH
Use Park’s Tea for headache, con­
left this afternoon for Drain, and will
last evening at his farm just south
can have both papers for $2.50 cash.
stipation and “ that tired feeling” . It no lies, don’t get drunk and deceive spend the summer vacation there and
Commencing at Piper’s store, 10
purifies the blood, beautifies the com­ your wives, pay your debts and at other points in Southern Oregon. of town. Mr. Driver entered a cor­ a. m. thence west acrcss the county This will give au immense amount
plexion, acts upon the sluggish liver advertise, buy from men of enter­
Mrs. V A. Bowen and little daugh- ral where the animal was, it attack­ bridge to the west end of Wall of very choice reading for a little
and moves the bowels every day. prise, is the best advice under the ter, of Seattle, Wash., arrived here ed him, crowding him iD„o a wire
monty.
Street; thence in a S. E. direction to
Only herbs and plants, safe, sure and
-A N D -
June 25, and are visiting with the fence and goring him in the breast
skies.
Last
Saturday morning, Mrs.
Curriu's drug store; thence across
pleasant. Sold bv ,T. a Benson.
Messrs Lincoln and Hemenways.
in
one
of
his
legs.
He
was
also
Ella Jones, in response to an invita­
The grand parade which leaves
M. M. Myers of Walker, present­
Mr. T. A. Proctor and family, who badly lacerated by the barbed wire county bridge and east on county
tion from Rev. J. E Snyder, went to
S. R. Piper’s hardware store, 10 a.
road
to
Landiss
Grove.
Arriving
have been visiting with Mr. und Mrs.
ed the editor of the E c h o - L e a d e r
Irving
camp meeting as organist,
m. on the fourth, will be a very J P. Currin, have returned to their of the fence.-—Eugene Register.
at the Grove the follow ing exercises
with a fine lot o f onions grown
The following is the report of Wal­ will take p la ce : First prayer by for
the religious services. She
pleasant and interesting sight. The i home in California, after a pleasant
from the seed, Wednesday. They
lace school district 75. Lane Co., Rev. C. H. W allace; 2nd, Music by returned
members of the Eagle Hose Com- | visit.
Monday evening. The
are fine and we wiil be out no cash
H. F. Stephens Geo. Spurr, Thos. Oregon for the term ending June Band; 3rd, Song by Mrs. Ella Jones Eugene Daily Guard of M rnday
pany will make a magnificent dis­
fo r perfumery for a few days.
the
follow ing interesting
play dressed in their gay colored Medley, Jack Hicks, Elzie Holderman 21, 1895: No. days taught 60; and
E A K I N & B R IS T O W ,
children; Fourth Reading gives
T h e N ew S p rin g H at«
and Thos. Smith aro Down from Bohe­
total days attendance 1051; total Declaration of Independence by report of the meeting:
uniforms.
mia, to remain until after the celebra-
All are adorned with roses, '¡'he
days absence 153; total enrollment Miss Rosa Hanson; Fifth, Music by
I r v i n g C amfmeeting . — Five
teams
E. J. Medley, of Silk creek, gave tion of the glorious Fourth,
roses on your cheeks cun be retained
COTTAGE GROVE,
OU.
by using Park’s Tea. It clears the | the E cho -L eadeb a fine treat last H H Veatch, J K. Cooley and 22; average attendance, 18. Those the Band; Sixth, Oration, W. H. went from the U. B. church to the
blood of impurities, moves the bowels Saturday, in the way of luscious j Ca8per Leej who have been attending neither tardy nor absent during Cooper; 7tli, M usic; 9th ,-1 2 :3 0 Irving campmeeting grounds yester­
every
day and gives health and strawberries. They were ns large as the Oregon Agricultural College at the term, were W infred Turpen,
p. m. B a s k e t D i n n e r ; 9th, 1:30 p m, day morning, taking down about
strength to the user. Sold by J. A.
«ome lu^'v enrvinff blfore '’ he ! Corvallis for 80V('lal months, returned ! Lester Turpen. William Rusher and Music by Band; 10th, Declamations 100 persons. The services opened
to do SOine ll\Giy carving before he Thnrsrlav
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~
Benson.
Thursday, that
that institntinn
institution hiivinrr
having
Ernest Wills.
C l a b a B uffington ,
could get them in his mouth.
for Cash, prize free for all; 11th, with Sunday school at 10 o ’clock,
closed.
They
are
now
ready
to
start
Jacksonville— Robert Dodson sent
Teacher.
If people wish to see their home into the squash and potato industry.
Declamations by persons from 16 to over four hundred scholars being
the Times $11.25 due on subscrip­
newspaper a success they should
20
years of age, 1st, 2nd and 3rd; enrolled. Rev. J. E. Snyder preach­
M. C. Bond, the genial and popular
The most pleasant little pills for
tion and then ordered the paper
COTTAGE GROVE,
OREGON
take as much interest in the welfare agent of the S. P. Railroad office here, regulating the bowels, are De Witt’s 12th Declamations by persons 10 ed at 11 o'clock. The large taber­
stopped. The pecular thing about
is
going
to
have
a
vacation.
He
and
nacle
was
filled
with
people;
the
Little
early
Risers.
Cure
sick
head-
Dealers in
years of age and under, 1 st, 2 nd
o f the paper as the paper takes in
the transaction is that that was
his estimable wife—and the baby too, ache and constipation. Small pill,
the interests of the public, and their
3rd cash prizes; 13th, Music; 14th curtains were raised and hundreds
the only way he could succeed in
expect to leave Tuesday for Yaquina small dose.
J. P. Currin.
potato race for cash p rize; loth remained on the outside. Fully
desires will be fully gratified.
Bay, to enjoy the cool breezes and
being dropped from the subsription
Amateur foot race, for cash prize, one thousand people were present
and
charming
scenery
a
few
weeks.
Little
Jimmie
Harrnes
and
Music.
list.
W.
W.
Cardwell,
one
of
our
wide-
j
brother
were
riding
horseback
1 st and 2 nd; 16, girl race, cash at this union service. Five persons
About July 1st I will be in Cot-
Volume 1, No. 1, o f the Oregon
awake attorneys returned yesterday j Thursday morning, when the horse prize 1st and 2nd; 17tli, bicycle united with the church, and at 3
S H E E T IR O N W A R E ,
Agriculturist, published at Port- tat>e ^'rove permanentiy, to give from a visit to Cottage Grove and the
took a tired spell and fell . down. race, cash prize; 18th, hose race, o ’clock p. m. ten persons were
musical
instructions
to
all
desiring
Bohemia
mines.
He
reports
good
land, is upon our table. It is devot­
The Junior rally was W i l d w ood A x e s , A m u n itio n , and a ll sizes o f
Two bones were broken in Jimmie’s cash prize, $20.00; 19th, base ball baptized.
ed to agriculture and fruit raising, lessons. F or information, call on crops in prospect and the mining in-
held
at
1
:30
o’clock and was well
left arm. Dr. Geo. Wall was called game, cash prize.
and ably edited in all departments. Mrs. J. P. Currin or address me at terest flattering.—Roseburg Plain-
attended.
Rev.
Bell, of Philomath
and
by
using
cbloriform,
put
the
The grounds are beautiful, all
E tta B. P beston .
dealer.
Mechanically it could be no neater. Eugene.
NAILS,
CUTLERY
Shelf and Building
preached
in
the
evening
to a large Keep a full stock ef
bones
in
proper
shape,
and
the
trees trimmed nnd underbrush cut
Johny Culp has moved his tonsorial ; County School Superintendant J.
It should succeed beyond measure
assemblege
of
people.
The
best
youngster
diden’t
know
when
it
all
away.
Free
water
and
a
fountain
parlars and can be found on Main j O. Stevenson has took his departure
if real merit is worth anything at
street west of the bridge, Cottage on his silent wheel for the Mckenzie happened.
from
the
waterworks
on the order prevailed throughout the day
1 .C ^'R epairing neatlj’ donei
all. It has the best wishes o f the | Qrove
i falls where he will indulge in a little
yesterday, which, considering the
grounds.
We
recommend
De
Witt’s
Colic
and
E cho -L eadeb .
F or binders, mow»rs, rakes and ^ r e a tio n as well as tend to his duties
large number present, is speaking
O u r G r a n d m o t h e r ’s W a y
No. 1 machine oil cheaper than o f v,siting the several schools in that Cholera Cure because we believe it a
well
for the people of the vicinities
safe and reliable remedy. It’s good
locality.
Was to steep roots and herbs and ever, g o to N. H. Martin.
of Irving and Eugene.
effects
are
shown
at
once
in
cases
ol
Miss Bello Lincoln, who has been
use it every night. We can do the
Mrs. F. A. Newman will sell all attending the Monmouth, Oregon Cholera Morbus and similar com­
A Fireman’s Ball given by the
same by using Park’s Tea. nothing
plaints.
J. P. Currin.
Free Bus to and From
Eagle Hose company, at Davis’ hall Centrally Located.
acts as promptly and without discom -1 trimmed goods at 25 per cent off Normal, has returned home to spend
Special
Rales
lor
Families.
all Trains.
her
vacation,
and
be
ready
for
accept
-1
of
for
cash
until
after
the
Fourth
fort. Not a pill or a cathartic but
of July
A n A b l e E f f o r t . — Albany Demo­ on the evening of Fourth
NEAREST HOTEL TO TOSTOFFICE
I ing her duties in the public school I
moves the bowells every day. Sold j July.
crat: “ The attention o f the Salem will be one of the splendid attract-
.
t • j
! which commences in this district in j
by J. A. BensoD.
I.ight
running Plano binders, geptembpr Miss Lincoln is a lady Journal is called to the fact that E. tions on the program.
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON.
Days creek correspondent in Rid­ arid mowers. See ad. of same for
of fine attainments, and has been a B. McElroy, professor of English
d le Enterprise says: Mr. and Mrs. sale by N. H. Martin, in this weeks j very successful teacher
First-Class Turnouts Furnished with or without Driv­
A. Todd desiren to announce that
for several i literature in the State University,
Luke Chapman, Miss Mamie Beals E cho -L eadeb .
years.
delivered the address before the he is now prepared to do all kinds
ers. Travelers Conveyed to all points in this sec­
and Mr. Chas. Dewald spent one
Baby Caps, bonnets and hat’s a
t
' -------------------------
,
, , of surveying on short notice. A lib­ — FO R M ER LY B A K E R HOUSE.—
Mrs.
Newmans.
!
There
wiU
be
(
this
Friday
eve-
j
Sraduatmg
data
of
the
high
school
tion of Oregon at Reasonable Rates.
eral
share
of
patronage
is
solicited.
day the first of the week very en-
Headquarters for Travelling Men.
ning ) at the elegant residence of ! of P c « “ “ «3. w^ h is said to have Residence in the Sherwood block.
joyably in fishing. The charming
Sample Rooms Free. Rates from $1
Sick headache, constipation and in
1 been an able effort”
Prices very moderate.
Miss Mamie’s hook was quite strong digestion are quickly cured by De Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Bond, a superb 1
to $2 per Dayr.
F o r O v e r F ift y Y ea rs.
and apparently bated for suckers, mis*tmUettlp i^ .rlJF o r ^ ile by
Willamette Street, Eugene, Or.
is one medicine that will cure
p U and
ent<‘rtaulia« musical social.' There
m ere Is
____________________________
LONG & MORSE.
n O l i > a n d W e l l -T r i e d It km t o y .—M rs.
as she seems to have landed one tine Currin.
S. E. BROWN, Proprietor.
'
The musical class o f Mrs. Ella J o n es! immediately. We lefer to D eW itt’s W A inslow’
s Soothing Syrup has l>een used for
fellow.
fifty years bv millions of mothers for their
Attorney Bilyeu went to Portland 5 will render some charming, vocal Colic and Cholera Cure for all Sum- over
children while teething, with perfect success.
Editor E. P. Thorp arrived at this morning on the early train. and instrumental music on the pro­ mer Complaints. No delay, no disap­ It soothes the child, softens the gums, alias's all
cures wind cholic, and is the l>est remedy
pointment, no failnre. J. P. Currin pain,
for Diarrhoea. Is pleasant to tlie taste. Sold
this place last Saturday and re­ He is one of the attornevs for Miss gram.
TH E
by Druggists in every part of the W orld. T a r n -
Here, Mr. editor, while you are five cents a bottle. Its yalue is incalculable.
mained a gnest of the Enterprise j Berger> whose trial will" be called I
The Fourth of July will be cele-
Be sure and ask for Mrs. W inslow ’s Soothing
resting, you just write an elaborate Syrup, and take no other kind.
over
Tuesday.
W ho
is- editor
iu the U. S. court at Portland to- j brated here this time on a grander
NOW MADE BY THE
tec“ W EST S I D E .-* «
article about Samantha Jane, as how
Thorp ? W hy
don’t you know ? i
morrow morning. —Eugene Regis-1 scale than ever before. There will
D
rain
,
June
26.—
No.
32
was
she's suffering painfully of spasmod­
He lives over at Cottage G rove-
I wish to announce to my friends that I am again running the Cot­
ter.
| be races and novelties of many
ic paraly-sis in her perpetual gossip­ ditched near Rice Hill at 1:10 this
Lemati, is a partner on the Enter­
When occasion demands its use, try kinds. Everything free and plenty
tage Grove Hotel, and will keep boardere at following rates:
ing about her neighbors, and the afternoon caused by a piece of tim­
prise, and gets out one of the newsi­
De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve. It is of good water and oceans of fun.
ber
falling
between
tbe
cars.
est country weekles published in cooling to burns, stops pain instantly, Everybody who don’t come to the doctor advises compressed cold air
$3 50 to $ 4 00 per week.
,,
r
,i diet seasoned with sulphur to get Three cars are in the ditch and the
the state, the E cho -L eadeb b y name. cleanses, a perfect healer Tor scalds or _
PHOTO COMPANY.
airin nrnnt.inna
of
caboose is turned completely over.
eruptions. Always cures piles. Cotta“ e Grove-Lemati fourth
Brother Thorp is a genial youth skin
find
th
em
-'
her
readJ
for
her
reception
in
The
above
cut on any Photograph f
July
celebration
will
The four passengers in the caboose a guarantee of excellence. Enlarging
and we always enjoy his visits.— J. P. Currin.
R. W - VEATCH . Proprietor.
selves very numerous disappoint- hades.
R em oval
were uninjured and were taken out from any kind of Picture, in Crayon
Riddle Enterprise.
We take pleasure in announcing men ts.
Ink or Colors. Call and see our sam­
W hat*s t li« I se o f T a lk in g
of tbe windows. Brakeman J. D. ples and prices of Crayon work.
E ditob ’ s
G ame L aw .— A much that utter this date Park’s Sure Cure
Travelers find a safe companion in
About
colds
and
coughs
in
the
su
m
8
Huff was hurt but not seriously. th and Willamette Sts., Eugene, Or.
abused editor of a weekly paper will remove ail irrves of Rheumatism, j De W itt’s Colic and Cholera Cure. A
mer time. You may have a tickling Four or five telegraph poles and all
published in Indiana, has draped Kidney trouble or Liver complaint change in drinking water and in diet,
NOTICE FOR PUBLIC A T IO a
V.
from tlie user. It is to-day the only often causes severe and dangerous cough or a little cold or baby may down. The track will be clean in
the following game law:
have the croup and when it con es
U nited S tates L and O ffice
)
Book agents may be killod from medicine thut is gnuranteed to cure complaints. _ This medicine always
about
3
hours.—
Eugene
Guard.
you ought to know that Park’s Cough
Bo—burg, O tf J im 18,1895.^
September
1st to October 1st; these diseases or no pay. Park’s cures them.
J. P. Currin.
Syrup is the best cure for it. Sold by
F estival at O reswell . — On Satur­
Notice is hereby given that the f olio win g-nam
spring poets, March 1st to July 1st; Sure Cure is sold by J. A. Benson.
ed settler has filed notice of his intention to
The E cho -L eader is prin tin g som e J. A. Benson.
IR O N W A R E , A M M U N I T I O N , E T C .
day
evening,
June
30tli, the make final proof in support of his claim, and that G R A N I T E
scandal mongers, any time; whales,
O h ! S a y — N. H. Martin is sailing
said proof will be made before A. C. Jennings,
nice circulara tellin g all ab ou t a
August 1st to January 1st; the man
Epworth
league
will
give
an
ice
County
Clerk
of
Lane
county,
Oregon,
at
Eugene
o
u
.c
c
...
......
Our
sister
city,
Eugene,
is
beeou
-
A1 screen doors at $1.25 and w ill!
I^ane county Oregon on July 30. lwtf viz: Al»>ert
who waits until tbe editor has gone ^
lovely picture fratne8 at ghort | grand dinner to be served at the ing a8 famous for local sensations cream and Strawberry festival at : F-
Butts on homestead entry No. W75 for tlie
from home and then sneaks in
N *iN E »4 a n d E '.W N V sec. lx. Tp. 20 S. K. 3
H. C. Wallace’s tile factory, just j W est. He names tlie following witnesses to
notice,
cheaper
than
anyone.
C
a
ll
j
Sherwood
House,
on
the
4th
of
July.
n8
a
dashing,
festive
“
purp”
is
for
throws half a cord of elm slang in
his continuous residence upon and eul
\\ hat s the use o f g ettin g y ou rself fleaa
The
editor o f the E cho - north of Creswell. The building is I : prove
tivation of, said land, viz: Mrs. Lucy F. Butts
the editorial woodhouse in payment and see sample mouldings and leave
j
and
Miss
Maud T. Butts, of Cotttge Grove.
for a year’s subscription, as well as orders. He also has a few beaters all hot and fussy trying to cook L e a d e r Las just learned by special new and commodious, and a good Oregon, George W . Johnson, and Thomas J.
C O S T O S I sz - w ' x m r E .
Johuson
of
Walker,
Oregon.
something nice for the 4tb, when telegram
tbe antiquarian two-penny business
All are invited.—
that
a Eugene lady, time is assured
juu22 3
K. M. V eatch , Register.
left from winter stock that he will
LEM ATI, OREGON.
men, who think it doesen’t pay to
you can step gently into the Sher­ greviously tormented with a corn Eugene Guard
advertise, may be killed from Janu­ give special bargains in.
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION.
wood House and enjoy a real feast on her toes, was advised by a friend
A woman who was riding a bicy­
ary 1st to December 31st, without A R e m a r k a b le C u re o f R h e u ­
U nited S tates L and O ffice ,
t
for a little money, and retire Lappy to anoint it with phosphorous, wtich
m
a
tism
.
cle has been abducted by a man in
recourse or any relief from valua­
R oseburg , O h ., June 1.3, 1895.t
as
a
mouse
eating
cream
cheese?
W e s t m i n s t e k , Cal., March 2 1 , 1894 .
tion or appraisement.
in a weak moment she did, but for­ Southern Indiana. She was riding | Notice is hereby given that the following-nam­
ed settler has filed notice o f his intention to
There is more Catarrh in this sec­ —Some time ago, on awakening one Look out for the printed bill of fare. got to tell her husband before retir­ a “ safety,” too.
| make final proof in sup|>ort of his claim, and that
i 1 said proof will l»e made before the Register and
tion of the country than all other dis­ morning I found, I had rheumatism
L ook out for tbe ad, o f the 4th ing at night. It had just struck j
i the Receiver of U . 8. land office at Roseburg,
I Douglas county, Oregon, on July w . l*i«, viz:
eases put together, and until the lust in my knee so badly that, as I re­ of July, at Boswell Springs, in tbe twelve when the linsband awoke, I
j Henry D. Whitlock on homesteau viitrv No. 5540
marked
to
uiy
wife,
it
would
be
iin-
few years was supposed to be incura­
Awarded
for the e li»w l4, wUae‘ 4 sec. 6. T p .2 2 8 R 3 west.
E cho -L eader . There’s going to be and was startled to see someting
possible
for
me
to
attend
to
business
' He names the following witnesses to prove his
ble. For a great many years doctors
Highest
Honors—
W
orld's
Fair,
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land, v ia John W. Ashbv, John W. Hicks,
pronounced it a local disease, and that day. Remembering that I had | a whole lot of fourth of July at the sparkle at the foot of the bed. He j
Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
j James F. Dewitt and Benjeman F. Adams, all
prescribed local remedies, and by some of Chamberlain s Pain Balm in j springs and all who g o there wiil had never beard of a firefly in that |
o f Cottage Grove. Oregon.
junl5 2
R. M. V e a t c h , Register.
store i sent for a bottle, and I have a hnge clnlnk of enjoym ent
constantly failing to cure with local my
1 1, 1
1 Gin a fniotn;) m irro
n rn n ivlilt' 1
the afflicted parts tn
thoroughly
‘ “ “ J
j
. . J
treatment, pronounced it Incurable. rubbed
vith it, according to directions, and Capt Boswell has just erected a new seeiug such a terrible looking object
8 eience hus proven catarrh to be a
Reaching
within and hour I was completely r e -: ball with a dancing fioor 26 x 78 as the toe presented.
constitutional disease and therefore
requires constitutional treatment. lieved. One application had done the feet, and tbe Roseburg band will j carefully out of bed till he found
Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by business. It is the hi st liniment on discourse such charming music that one of his slippers, he raised it high
F. J. Cheney & Co,, Toledo, Ohio, ¡9 the maiket, and I sell it under a posi- „h en a young fellow steps out on ! in the air, and brought it down with
•WE M AKE A SPECIALTY OF
the only constitutional cure on the j tive guarantee. R. T. H arris . For, the floor with his girl, he will im -1 terrible force upon tbe mysterious
market. It is taken internally t„ I sate by J. A. Benson, Cottage Grove
; agine be’B young mountain charged light. A shreak and an avalanche
doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. •3oe b y 008! Drain. Druggists.
It acts directly on the blood and I Having used Chamberlain's Cough with an up-to-date galvnuicbattery. J of bed clothes, and all was over, j
F or tlie manufacture of which we have superior facilities. M e invite
mueous surfaces of tbe system. They Remedy in my family and found it to
R u d y ’s P ile S u p p o sito ry
¡W hen at last he released himself
parties contemplating building or reparing to call and inspect our lu m -'
offer one hundred dollars for any case be a first-da s article, I take pleasure is guaranteed to cure Piles and Constipation, or : from tlie avalanche he discovered j
ber
Respectfully,
•.
•_ _
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,1
________ I
it fails to cure. Send for circulars in recomme.iding It to my friends, money refunded, so cents per box. Send t w o ! , .
[ stamps for circular and Free Samples to M A H - , nis wife
groaning in tne corner,
a n d testimonials.
Address.
J. V. F o s t e r , Westport, Cal. r or JIN R U D Y , Registered Pharmacist, Lancaster i „
,
,
.
,
,,
„ 1 ,
1 ,
1
Pa. N o P o st a l s a n s w e r e d . For sale by all He had struck
the phosphoiated
Most Perfect Made.
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O .' sale by J. A. Benson, Cottage Grove, first
class druggists everywhere and In Eugene
COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON.
For sale by J. A. B enson .
toe '
40 Years the Standard.
#O“ ' 0 ld by Druggists, 75c.
Joe Lyons, Drain. Druggists.
Oregon by Osborn and Delano.
IN A L L LINES FOR
CASH!
Lais’ ai Hisses’
F IN E
SHOES
Mens’ and Boys’
CLOTHING!
MERCHANTS & BANKERS,
s.
R. PIPER.
Hardware, Stoves, Tinware and
CARTRIDGES.
HARDWARE,
New Enterprise!
F IR E M E N S ’ BALL !
LIVERY, Salt and FEED STAIII.E,
Fine Saddle Horses a Specialty.
Acknowledged to be tbe Best:
COTTAGE GROVE HOTEL,
PHOTOGRAPHS
Large Free Sample Rooms.
Call and See Mee.
For No. 1 Goods and Low Prices in
Hardware, Stoves, Tinware,
to tlo Store ot
100,000 FEET
SEASONED
Building Lumber.
DR.
Saw Mill is in tlie Front for a
TRADE
w CREAM
BAKING
POWDER
INTERIOR HOUSE FINISH
J. I. JONES