Cottage Grove echo=leader., July 06, 1895, Image 2

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Cottage Grove Echo-Leader.
HORTICULTURE AS A BUSI­
NESS.
OUR NEWS SERVICE.
| Don’t wrangle over details and
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whether your neighbor will be bene-
By alliance with The United j fitted to a greater extent than your-
Press the Call has obtained a tela- | self but work as harmoniously as
graphic news service which gives possible for the benefit of the coun­
it a distinguished and pre-eminent i try.
place in the journalism of the Paci- j An Indiana couple married last
fic Coast. The main business of a week after a courtship of only 30
newspaper is to obtain all the news, ■ years. What hastened the cere-
print it, publish it and circulate it [Qony is not disclosed in our dis-
among the people. This work the patches.
MEEKLY MOOL REVIEW.
P r o sp e c t fo r a
W o o le n
M i ll
t o C on su m e
A Nevada exchange says: "If
cattle get bloated put a handful of
pepper iu the nostrils. The violent
sneezing that ensues will enable
the animal to get rid of the gar. iu
the stomach, and all will be well.”
Remember this aud give it a trial
the next time an animal gets an
overdose of nuything.
LB WIS & BURKHOLDER.
Salem Statesman: There $ever
M u ch o f t h e L o cal C lip .
has been a time when the outlook
PU BLISH ED EV ER Y SA TU R D A Y.
With a prospect for a woolen mill
E. P . T H O K P , - - E D I T O R . for horticulture as a business was
in Pendleton, the importance of this
DEAI.ERS IN
better than it is at present. The
place as a wool center is greatly
SATURDAY, JULY 6, - - 1895.
people of this country are rapidly
increased. The
officers
of the
appreciating the fact that fruit as a
scouring mill company are actively
The hog is a grazing animal. food is not only wholesome but
negotiating for the inauguration of
Grow him so naturally and rapidly nutritious, and has become an in-
such an enterprise, and it is a fact
that he will fatten early and easily. dispensible adjunct to almost every
W . H. COOPER.
that pla ts have already been drawn
A correspondent of the Breeder’s
table in the land. This is well for Call, with its two giant quadruple*
It is possible to operate a woo’.eu
The girl who "laughs in her
the consumption of fruit to be en­ presses and its full reports of the Gazette espresses the opinion th;;t mill in connection with the scour- j
C ottage G rove . O regon .
sleeves” this season will not be
di(j youn„
couraged in every way, as being news gathered up in all parts of the the coniin£? gteer ^
ing mill and expend a comparatively |_____ __________________________
crowded for room in which to do the
beneficial to the health of the peo­ world by the tireless energies of He must be good, and will be sent small amount of money in the erec- GRAND ARMY REUNION AND 4th OF
laughing.
The United Press, can do more
to market when not more thau tion of the plant, as well as save j u|y Celebration at Boswell Springs.
ple.
The man who engages in fruit effectively and more completely twelve months old, and will weigh much the cost of running it. A
The beach at Newport is being
______
than any other journal on this coast.
at least 1,000 pounds. He notes woolen mill would consume a large
cleaned up, new pebbles put on aud growing now is sure of a market
The Grand Army Post at Drain here­
It is in no spirit of boasting we the recent sale of nine Herford steer
more salt put into the bay, so that price that will pay him for the
amount of the local clip, and employ by extend an invitation to (heir Com­
claim
the
best
news
service
in
the
rades
Friends throughout the
calves which were eight months old a number of persons the year round. ] State to and
the Oregon editors can have the time devoted to it. There has
join them at Boswell Springs
Union.
It
is
the
simple
statement
benefit of a good bath on the 20th. never been a time when a crop of
and weighed on an average 800
The bulk of the wool clip of the and assist them in celebrating the 4th
of July in good old fashioned style.
fruit did not pay well for all it cost, of a fact too easily verified to be pounds each.
Inland
Empire
has been sold Encampment to commence July 1st
The Oregon Press Association
disputed.
Even
P.
Howell,
editor
and now that science has come to
and continue during the pleasure of
P a s s e s U n d e r s t a n d i n g . — The Port­ already, and the last sales were at
expect to have a pleasant and pro­
the campers. Good speakers will be
the aid of the fruit grower and of the Atlanta Constitution and land
Telegram, editorially says: an advance over prices paid earlier j on hand on the 4th. Comrade Boswell
fitable session at their meeting July
president
of
the
Southern
Associ­
taught him how to combat disease
will make no charges for eampingpriv-
“The vindication by Judge Bellin­ in the season. The growers re­ I | ileges,
20th at Newport, Or. It is expected
and will render every facility
and the ravages of insects he is ated Press in congratulating the ger of Miss Mary Berger, of ceived
OREGON.
no
inconsiderable
benefit
in his power to make the campers eom-
LEM A IT.
f c t a larger number than usual
Call
upon
its
new
alliance,
said:
“
I
!
fortabie.
more certain of a crop than ever
from
the
stronger
feeling
which
will attend this meeting. Every
know whereof I speak when I say Eugene, charged with transmitting
Those coming bv rail can come nnd
• before
obscene matter through the mails, has posessed the Eastern markets, return for one fare.
newspaperman in Oregon is invited
The old way pf setting trees and the plan you have adopted is the is applauded in the community of for a full cent was paid in many I Cheap pasturage for horses close at
to become a member.— Portland
| hand.
letting them care for themselves is only safe one, for the Southern which for many years she has been cases above the price which was
D o s w e ll S p rin g s,
Chronicle.
Associated
Press
tried
the
one
you
a thing of the past and progressive
realv warranted by the scoured
(Formerly Snowden Springs)
a
member.
The
court
evidently
have abandoned.” Here, then, is
Douglas County, Oregon, are loca­
Montana, Mining and Market men realize that fruit trees require
wool basis at the Atlantic coast.
ted on the Southern Pacific Railroad, !
the testimony of one of the most failed to discover a motive for the
Reporter: The general activity in attention as well as any other crop.
This year, sales to woolen mills “ Shasta Route” from San Francisco 1
successful newspaper managers in commission of the offense by the
raining and the increased produc­ Orchards are to be furnished with
were quite a feature in the local to Portland, in Douglas CV>„ O regon .;
accused,
hence
her
acquittal.
One
S. I*, trains stop at the Springs (flag
the country, who, having tried both
tion of gold in the Northwest is the proper plant food, and soil
wool market There were more re­ station ) Constantly open for the
the rival association and The United feature in connection with the case
kept
under
the
cultivation
the
same
having its effect in the mountain
gular buyers here than ever before, reception of guests. New bath rooms j
Connected with main building. Post
Press, speaks with the authority which passes all understanding is
as
if
it
were
in
a
crop
that
can
be
regions. There are less grumbling
as to how the United States grand who were purchasing for the East­ Office and Express on the premises.
derived
from
a
full
experience
in
The waters of these springs contain : Wishes to inform those who are contemplating building in the spring to han
about hard times, and the people grown in a year. The day of large
ern houses. But the Inland Empire
Iodine,
Bromine, Potassium, The ‘
asserting the superiority of the lat­ jury could return seven indictments
in their orders for lumber now. «<> they can be
orchards
is
passing,
except
where
are flocking to the different camps,
woolen mills were an element in the Carbonates of Iron and Lime nnd \
ter. Nor does his testimony stand against 3Iiss Berger, in view of the
Chlorides
of
Calcium,
Magnesium
and
|
not wishing to be left behind in the large companies have them, and the
buying, the scouring mill report­
Sodium.
alone. Charles A. Dana of the New fact that an intelligent and just
struggle for wealth .
tla)' oi extensive fruit growing is at
ing this week sales of nearly a quar­
One spring contains 435 nnd th e ;
court
dismissed
the
defendant
be­
York
Sun;
R.
R.
Soper,
secretary
of
hand. The small
orchard which
...........................is
ter of a million pounds to Oregon other over 2000 grains of solid mutter w ith anv kind of lumber you may wish, which will then l»e ready, and you
fore
all
the
evidence
of
the
first
to the gallon.
We learn that a Roseburg father given the very best care is to be the New York State Associated
won’t liave to wait.
City, Or., and Post Falls, Ida. Mills
count had been presented.”
last week paid a dressmnker’s bill, preferred by ‘ tbe average fanner> Press; John H. Holmes, president
at
Salem
and
Albanv
are
now-
F r u it
G o in g
to
L o n d o n . — The
and then sat down and wrote t h e ratLer thau tLe lar„ e one
one which of the New England Associated
f o r e - Orders
From a Distanco Promptly Attended To
negotiating for a large amount of SHERIFFS SALE ON
California
Fruit
Transportation
following note to his daughter: cannot be given proper attention. Press, and others in similar posi­
CLOSURE
Company has notified the Southern the wools of this region.
"When I go to church and listen to
v r ^ ml in your orders at once.
N otice is hereby given that by virtue o f an
Let the man who sets an orchard tions in different sections of the
No
one
can
successfull}'
maintain
Pacific Company that it expected
j Execution duly issued out o f the Circuit Court
a most affecting and earnest appeal now attend to the location and se- country give evidence essentially
o
f
the
State
o
f
Oregon
for
the
County
of
Lane
on
COTTAGE
GROVE.
OREGON.
that buyers have been hesitant the 24tli day o f June, 1895 on a judgm ent render­
for money to spread the Gospel ¡ect those varieties that have proven the same as that of Mr. Howell and to send forward from Sacramento
ed
la
said
Court
on
the
12th
day
o
f
June.
1895
for
!
about going to the scouring mill to the sum of six hundred thirty-four a n d ------------ i
through the world and then on best in this section and success will amply sustain the claim that the on July 2 a special train loaded
Dollars with interest thereon from the ,
look at wools, for a very heavy pro­ 93-100
with
green
fruits.
This
train
will
said 12th day o f June, 1895 at the rate «if ten per
looking around and see enough crown his efforts every time. There news service we obtain by this ali-
cent
per
annum and sixty-live and no too I ) o l - 1
portion of the wools which came to I lars Attorney’s
fee, and the further sum o f j
waste material, in the ladies' sleeves is no need to experiment on a large ance is superior to any other that go direct to New York, where its
I Twenty-five and 70100 Dollars costs in a suit in
.A T ,
their
warehouses
were
purchased
freight
of
Californian
fruits
will
be
]
said
Court
wherein
David Cherry was Plaintiff
in that one church to keep a mission­ scale as there once was when no can possibly' be had.
| and Janies 11. Johnson was Defendant and
by
other
buyers
than
ibe
represen­
against sai l Defendant Jam es K. Johnson and
It does not need the testimony transferred to the American line
ary in the field, one is apt to think one knew just what to select. The
a decree of Foreclosure and order «»f sale ren- I
tative of Judd & Root. Fred Lent, on
d e re d in said suit, command ing me in order to
of Hezekiah 13:18: “ Woe to the experiment stations have all been of individuals, however, to prove to steamship Paris for transportation
satisfy said judgment and costs and accruing j
one
of
the
best
known
sheep
owuers,
costs to sell the follow ing described real prop- t v m a t t
woman that sews pillow slips to her doing work along this line and the any intelligent mind the substantial to London, England.
OREGON.
erty, to-wit:
! L L ,U A I 1 '
It is tli6 first fruit train of the could get no offer of more than 5J The S. K. *, <»f S. W . ' , and the W . L. o f 8. E. 1
truth
of
our
claim,
for
that
truth
is
arm holes!
; results are open for any inquiries,
Li
and
the
S.
E.
‘
a
of
S.
K.
«ff
Section
7,
Town­
A
FU1.L
LINE
OF
cents for his wool in the grease. ship 20 South o f Range 3 West, containing loo
made clear by the well-known facts season to be sent out by the trans­
He had the wool, which was rather acres o f land; also the N. \V . ' : o f s. K .1, of Sec­
A number of Pendleton men who and there is no excuse for not
portation
company.
There
will
be
tion 12 , Township 2® 800 th o f Range 4 west, con-
of the history of the organization
knowing
just
what
to
plant
in
heavy,
scoured and it netted him Cl
:•*»’ “ 'W 1 “ f land: al.ro an undivided <>ne-
are blessed with wives, says the
five cars laden principally with
•
4 halfnf tlieS. W . o f N. W .1 o f spetinu ik . T owii -
with
which
we
are
now
allied.
The
almost
any
state
and
what
the
lay
cents,
an
advance
of
one-half
cent
|
(¡■
'ty,'-*1
1,1
west. «.'id the s. K. 1, of
Tribune, have made arrangements to
of section i:f. and the N.
, o f N. K 1.
United Press came into existence peaches and pears of the finest
of Section 12. Township ¿0 South o f Hange 4 west*
procure what is known as a “special of the land should be for the best
containing 122 acres o f lami, all in Lane Countv,
solely because other news-gather­ grades and assorted with extreme or §300 on his 00,000 pounds.
results.
NOW TH E RE FO R E , I will offer tor
license for traveling.” It reads:
Some buyers who lmvo come to j Oregon;
care so that they may remain in
sale said real property at public auction for cash
Those who have good orchards ing associations were not giving
at the Court House door in Eugen«?, Lane County
"This is to certify that my husband
full satisfaction to their patrons. good condition until placed on the Pendleton this year have seemed I Oregon, «ni Monday tilt 2 'ffh day of duly, lsrir»
between the hours o f 9 o ’clock a. m. and four
may with my free and full consent are reaping great profit from them
Such
great papers ns the Herald, English market. As it will be a to show a hostility to this point, o ’ clock p. ni. to-wit: at 1 o ’ clock l). m. o f said
day.
A. d. Jomrsox,
drink as much as he likes and aud those who set out others in the
and,
though
wool
could
be
baled
|
first
experiment
in
shipping
green
Sun, Tribune and Times of New York
Sheriff o f Lane County, Oregon.
jun29-4-5w.
enjoy the societies of any lady while near future may rest assured that
here
at
as
cheap
a
figure
as
at
any
I
fruits
in
carload
lots
to
Europe
and leading journals in other parts
away from home. I want him to the demand will keep ahead of the of the country, from New England orchardists and railway men will other place, have sent their pur- j
fi,
enjoy life while he lives, as he will ^ P P 1? for a g ° od mitD-v -Teara'
to the South, devised the jdan of watch its success with considerable chases on to Portland in the sack to
be a long time dead.” Said license
Is Y o u r T o n g u e
The United Press for the express interest, Should the fruit arrive to be baled there. All the wool Y A Q U i f t A B A Y R O U T E .
to be void unless accompanied by
Coated, your throat dry, your eyes purpose of getting a more satisfac­ in condition in the English capital these houses bought at points tribu- j Connecting at Yoquinu Bay with th?
the wife’s bona fide signature.
dull and inflamed and do you feel
^an Francisco and Yaquina Bay
tory service. It has flourished and shippers have stated that handsome tary to Pendleton were sent past the I Steamship
IK®”- I l>e highest prices paid f.*r;dl kind. <>i produce. se T
company.
mean generally when you get up in
city
to
Portland.
The
result
will
prices
will
be
secured,
and
in
that
extended
solely
because
it
per­
Col. Hofer answers the flings the morning Your liver and kidneys
event a new opening for the sale of be that total receipts at this place S tea m s h ip “ F a ra lló n .”
made at him by Harvey Scott in are not doing their duty. Why don’t formed that which was expected of
160 Acres Land for Sale
A 1 and first-class in every respect.
Californian fruits will be presented. will be less than thev would be did Sails from Yaquina for San Franc
— V IA —
Saturdays Journal, in a very truth­ you take Park’s Sure Cure. If it does it, and now draws into alliance with
J
MILES FROM ELKTON O R
these houses not show this hostility. about every eight days.
not make you feel better it costs you itself the progressive aud leading S. F. Call.
ful nnd masterly manner; ending
Pussenger accommodations unsur­ Partly cleared with good frame
nothing. It cures Bright’s Disease
The season's receipts at Pendleton passed.
R e c e p tio n to M iss l a r g e r .
dailies of the Nation, for the reason
Shortest rout- between the house, barn and Out buildings, good
his article as follows:
Diabetis and all Kidney complaints.
well at tlie door. 4000 rails in the
Eugene Guard: Miss Mary Ber­ will be slightly in excess of those of Willamette valley and California.
—OK THE—
“Scott is a man without a gener­ Only guaranteed cure. Sold by J. A. that its superiority as a news-gath­
Fare from Albany or points west to fence; school 1 y% m iles; price
last
year.
ger
was
tendered
a
reception
by
erer
is
everywhere
recognized.
one
half
down,
balance
on
long
time
San
Francisco:
ous or Christian trait or impulse. Benson.
Cabin.............................................§12 00 at g per cent lut. For further partic­
EXPECTS A WOOL TARIFF.
It mnst not be supposed The her friends on the elegant lawn at
He is the Roling broke of the Pacific
Steerage .......................................s.txi ulars write to
G eo S mith
Express Trains Leave Portland Daily.
A. C. E. MOVEMENT.
E.
Y.
Judd,
president
of
the
the
residence
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joel
United Press confines its energies
Cabin, round trip, good for 60
Elktou, Ore ;< .
coast and when he passes away, un­
South.
1 i
1
North.
days.................
.................. 18 00
to this country. The managers in Ware, Saturday evening from 0:30 Scouring Mill Company and repre­
j rhos. F. Oakes, Henry C. Payne, Hem j ,
. u«e i ;l ' 1 ». in. I Lv.
less he mends his ways for the bet­
Portland
Ar. I K .20 a. m.
For
sailing
days
apply
to
H.
L
Salem Statesman: The Christian their offices in New York City are in to 11:30 o’clock. The lawn and senting H. C. Judd & Root, of Hart­
12:57
a. m. Lv. Cottage G rove Lv. 1 1:47 a . n».
Receiver*.
Walden, agent Albanv, Oregon.
ter, will die like Jay Gould, ‘ unwept,
19:46 a. hi . 1 Ar. Sau Francisco Lv. 1 7:0t» n m.
Endeavor societies of Oregon are close, constant and speedy commun­ residence were lighted with numer­ ford, Con., asserted to a reporter of
CHAS. CLARK, Sapt.
unhonored and unsung.’ The poor
Abov«’ trains c.lop at all stations from Portland
Corvallis, Or.
enthusiastic on the subject of secur­ ication with all the centers of Euro­ ous Japnnese lanterns and presented the East Oregonian that the reason
ii
Inclusive; also Tangent, Mi odds,
EDWIN STONE, Manager,
will curse him; the rich will re­
Halsey. Harrisburg, .In net Ion City, Irving. Ku-
ing the international convention for pean life and with the remote parts a charming appearance. Miss Mary of the advance in and for the pay­
ir«Mu* and all stations from Kosehurg to Ashland
Corvallis, Oregon.
Inclusive.
member him only as a mercenary
Portland in 1897. A scheme is on of the world in Asia, Africa and Berger was enthusiastically congrat­ ing of a higher price than seems to
K o fc e b u r tf f l a i l d a i l y .
parasite. With one class he lived
foot to raise about §15,000,
the Australia. Its able correspondents ulated by over 300 persons who at­ be warranted by tbe Eastern mar­
S:3i> a. m. j Lv.
Portland
Ar. 1 t::to p. m .
p. m.
in accord— he sympathized with
Lv. Cottage G rove Lv. » 29 a. m .
amount necessory to entertain the are everywhere incessantly engaged tended, and received the same in a ket, is that woolmen generally ex-
jeM j». m. 1 Ar.
Bose burg
Lv. 1 7:<m a. m.
soulless corporations because he
several thousand visitors that would in learning the truth of every event modest and graceful manner. Ice pect a separate wool tariff bill to
had no soul, but only to rob them.”
N
attend from other states. At a that occurs of general interest aud cream and cake were served to all ■ pass congress next winter imposing F irst M o r tg a g e s On Im p r o v e d
F a rm P r o p e r ty N e g o tia te d .
Pullman Buffet
Hon. O. C. Brown and Miss Ella meeting of the societies in Portland telegraphing it to the central office, present. It was one of the pleasant­ a duty of from 5 to 7 cents per
P u llm a n
AND
Wednesday night the chairman of
S p c o iid r í a n * s i r o p i n g C a r «
S le e p in g C ars
We are prepared to negotiate first
whence it is disseminated to papers est and most sociable events of the pound on wool. Mr. Judd said tbe
Luanna Hill, one of Roseburg’s
the committee to wait on the busi­
ATTACHED t o a l l t h r o u g h
t r a in s .
in all sections of the Union. In a year, nnd will be long remembered general feeling was that such a bill mortgages upon improved farms In E legant
popular teachers, were united in
ness men relative to the raising of
D i n i n g Cars
Oregon, with eastern parties at a rate
marriage at the parent’s of the the funds said: “ The co-operation recent address, Mr. Dana estimated by all. Mr. and Mrs. Joel Ware and would become a law and that Presi­
W r i t S id e I > iv l» in n ,
of interest not to exceed 9 per cent, Tourist
Between Portland and Corvallis.
brido, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hill of of the Epworth League and Baptist the expense of this elaborate system their daughter, Miss Marie, took dent Cleveland would allow it to be­ per annum.
S le e p in g C ars
MAH. TRAIN DAILY (E X C E P T S U N D A Y .)
Wilbur, Sunday, June 30, at 12 m. unions will be sought, aud they of news-gathering at about §5000 special pains to see that all were come a law because of tbe fact that
Mortgages renewed that have been
ST . P A U L
: : m a . M
L>.
Portland
Ár. Ffcìa p.
made
at
ease.
i:
would
raise
a
large
amount
of
will
be
asked
to
help
to
the
extent
taken by other companies.
M I X X E A P O L IS
every day. This forms an enormous
A grand wedding feast was given
12:15 P. M. I Ar.
V o r val) is
L y . I 1:9
oo P. M.
D o U T il
of
§1,000.
The
Endeavorers
in
Address
with
stamp,
revenue
which
is
badly
needed
now.
sum in the course of a year, and yet
Following is a description of the
to the invited guests in celebrating
Al Albany and CofTaUts con n ect with trains o
FARGO
Salem,
Forest Grove, Hillsboro,
M
e
r
v
i
n
S
w
o
r
t
s
,
Oregon Pacific Railroad.
G R AN D FORKS
the nuptials of these young and Oregon City, Eugene, Albany and the readers of the Call get the full men, or rather one of them, who It is said in the East, according to
Baker City, Oregon.
CRO OKSTO N
E x p r e s s T r a in D a i l y i R x c b p t H t n d a y .)
premising people who are filling Eastern Oregon will be requested to results of all this energy and cost figured so conspicuously in the Mr. Judd’s statement, that membeis
W IN N IF K G
4:40 1». M. Î.Y
Portland
Ar. I s:25 A M.
H E L E N A an i
very important places in our county, raise §3,000. A total of §15,000 is served to them at the breakfast Southern Pacific hold-up Monday of the coming congress have been
7:26 P. M. I Ar
McM innville
Lv. I 6cM A . M.
BUTTE
Trespass Notice.
that of efficient practical teachers. to be raised in two years. Eudeav- table every morniog for a few cents. morning. Of tbe man in question interviewed and canvassed, and the
orers will be expected to begin to­
Notice is hereby given that I, the
S. F. C a l l .
tbe following covers him pretty well: result is that the belief that a separ­
Many valuable and handsome pres­
lowest rates from M . < Hond, aaeut. Cottage
undersigned, have posted trespass
day. Books will be opened. We
TO
G rove.
E. I*. KOGEKH,
ate
wool
bill
will
pass
is
founded
on
Height, 5 feet 11 inches, light com­
ents were given them as tokens of not yet have called upon the busi­
notices on my respective premises and C H I C A G O
*. KOEHLER, M a n a t r ^ ° F
all
persons
treapaasing
thereon
otter
figure
and
fact
so
far
as
they
can
be
W
.
P.
Bayes
of
2405
Jones
St.,
plexion, light mustauhe, projecting
esteem in which they are held by ness men for anything, and they say
W A S H IN G T O N
Portland Or.
this date will be prosecuted to the full P H I L A D E L P H I A
their host of friends. They will they will help us. If after candidly Omaha, Neb. says of Parks’ Sure upper jaw, very heavy pointed chin, arrived at in advance.
extent of the law.
M E W YORK
Cure:—“ My wife has been constitu­
L . H. Y a r b r o u g h .
The statement of Mr. Judd is
begin married life in North Rose- looking over the matter you think tionally wrecked for years. Tried two upper front teeth projecting
BOSTON A N D A L L
we
cannot
then
pledge
ourselves,
P O IN T S E A S T A N D S O U T H
burg, where they will be pleased to
and high cheek bones. He wore rather remarkable, but comes from
everything
fruitlessly.
My
drug­
entertain their friends.— Roseburg then let us raise our banners for gist’s persuasion backed by his guar­ about a No. 8 shoe, with tacks in the sources of information in the East
AND
Seattle and the Pacific Northwest.
TIME SCHEDULE.
Plaindealer.
But we want the convention for antee, induced me to buy a bottle bottoms. Had on blue overalls. which are quite authentic as any in Chamberlain’ s Eye and Skin Ointment
For information, time cards, maps
Is unequalled for Kczema, Tetter, Salt-
of P ari» Sure Cure. The results are The discription of the other is that the country.— East Oregonian.
The following is as emphatic a Portland.” H. S. Gile, the state
Rliemu, ¡Scald Head, Sore Nipples, Chapped and tickets, call on or write
truly
wonderful.
Parks
Sure
Cure
W. P. LOCKW(X)D, Agent,
Southern pig iron now rules the Hands, Itching Piles, Bums, Frost Biles,
piece of testimony in favor of adver­ president, who was present, said: for the Liver and Kidneys is a posi­ of a man about 5 feet 8 inches in
C o lle c tio n s a S p e c ia lty .
Chronic Sore Eyes and Granulated Eye Lids. Cottage Grove, Or.
“ I firmly believe I can go back to
height,
but
as
he
kept
in
the
back­
C ottage G hovk , O r .
markets of the country. In April For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box.
tising as one often reads. It is Salem
tive
specific
for
the
diseases
of
and raise §1,000 of that
— or —
ground,
a
definite
description
could
women.
Sold
by
J.
A.
Benson.
the Tennessee coal, iron and railroad
from
the
Harrisburg Review: money there. Last week we had
Clothing lor Ladies and Children
TO h o b s ÎT Ô w n e e s .
A. D. CHARLTON, Asst. Gen. Pass
not be had.
company advanced the price of iron
For putting a horse in a fine healthy con­
Made to order cheap for cash or
Some months ago, when Mr. Nor­ a meeting in Salem, and they pleged
Agent,
dition try Dr. Cady’s Condition Powders.
D i e d . — Mr. H. G. Mathies died at
country produce, by
and all other iron companies follow­ They
ton was running the blacksmith their support, and said we must
tone up the system, aid digestion, cure 255 Moirisson St., Portland Oregon. (
have
the
meeting
in
Portland.
I
Persons who are subject to diarroea ed.
M rs . P e t S a x t o r d ,
Portland yesterday afternoon from
loss o f appetite, relieve’ constipation, correct
shop on Second between Smith and
think you should decide fn the acute Brght’s disease. He was will find a speedy cure in De Witt’s
kidney disorders an t destroy worms, giving I
Cottage Grove.
Monroe streets alone, and doing no | affirmative.”
new life to an old or over-worked horse. 25 1 L I C H T . . .
Colic and Cholera Cure. Use no
u u tD iin n
editor
of
the
Northwest
Sportsman,
cents per package. For sale by druggists.
O u r G r a n d m o th e r 's W a y
advertising,
the business done
other. It is the best that can be
A t O U 'E R j )
R
U
M
N
I
N
O
and
was
a
prominent
member
of
the
■Was to steep root:, and herbs and
amounted to scarcely nothing, and
n iiA u n u n
made or that money can procure. It
A n
E n t h u s ia s t ic
M e e t i n g .—
Furnished by the "P la n o
Sunday after­ Oregon Pres3 Association. Only leaves the system iu natural condition use it every night. We can do the
when a Review representative Eugene Register:
F ly W h ee l, Is ib e greatest
improvement ever
noon
at
3
o’clock
at
the Cumber­ three short weeks ago he was at after its use. We sell it. J. p CUr_ same by using Park’s Tea. nothing
¿»elf-binding H a rv esters...
tackled him for an advertisement,
^
o»
you * «* * >
a
u
r
*
^
ouglas
acts as promptly and without discom-
rin.
- U&KT frVKNlM« n**o
*
he informed us that it would not land Presbyterian church a m>.st Yaquina apparently in the best of
| fort. Not a pill or a cathartic but
enthusiastic meeting was held for
help him to the extent of n quarter the purpose of oscertainiug what health, with the writer and other
Eugene Guard: Wallace Bros. ' moves the bowells every day. Sold
3 .
C O R D O V A N ,
FRENCH & ENAMELLED CALF.
of a dollar. But when he enlarged assistance Eugene would give iu members of the executive committee have moved their brick machine bv J. A. Benson.
¡4.S3.S? F i N l CALT ItKANGAROQL
to secure the ' makinff arrangements for the an­ | down from Cottage Grove this
his business and lmd taken iu a aiding Portland
Eugene Guard: A- R, Ruthford,
* 3 . 6 0 POLICE, 3 SOLES.
nual
meeting
of
the
association,
aud
National
Endeavor
convention.
partner, Mr. Bishop, he resolved on
week, aud will make a few brick i ^*sa Nettie Chase, Miss L. Holt and
Addresses were made by Rev. Chap it is thought he contracted the dis­
a different poliev. and forth with H. Curtis, of Portland, and M.:vor
before beginning tile making.
j
E- Sawyers, of Eugene are
S2.*l7»B0YS'SCH3a.S«a£i
ease at that time, from which lie-
—------ ----------- -
among those appointed delegates j
went to advertising, not only in the Matlock, Bishop Mii.s, Levs. Long-
• L A D I C S •
J. B. Mullay, fairly well known in from the Christian Endeavorers of
home paj < r, but in adjoining tow ns bottom, Gilbert, Snyder and Board- died. He was 32 years of age, and
L3’,2?' bes T d B
oNG<5^
TH§ CAUtc r o » TMH N PIAMIV H OMW
as well; and, as a result, their busi- mau- A resolution was offered and was a bright, popular member of his Eugene, has been promoted to chief 0regon to go to Boston to tbe
r SEND TOR CATALOGUE
I THE FLY-WHEEL'S ON T H f PIANO ALON*.
►W-L-DOUGLAa*
profession.
He
leaves
a
wife
and
deputy under Collector of Internal national convention to invite the
ness has increased sufficiently for I
adopted that Eugene
B R O C K T O N . .M A S S .
Because
O ver One M illion People wear the
will raise §500 toward securing the a daughter 8 years of age. They Revenue Blackman, at Portland.
the steady employment of three
steady motion in tangled grain, and on rough, uneven
’97 convention for Portland. Sev­ have the heartfelt sympathy cf the It is likely that James L. Cowan of j convention of 1897 to come to Port- W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
around: can«ys it to rua ligiv itly over soft places, make i it V
first class mechanics.
1 land.
U
,
c
^
°
ne
hor£c
lighter draft and bind abundic after the tea
eral societies have already com­
All our shoes are equally satisfactory
the Association.— Albany will be appointed to the
T h ey give the best value for the m oney.
u'!‘ 0re, Jones
Headers Sou ln ’9-« than all others combined.
This practically illustrates the menced active work, with a veiw of members of
position
formerly held by Mr.
— ey e<¿ual * custom
------------
y le a and
n d f it.
Th
shoes In style
Eugene Guard.
______________
_ qualities
^
a a r p e a «sed.
and licht.-t d n i m i r in the
y? h” y' SimplrM. lo n g « ! Iivrf
Th
eir wearing;
are unsu^
benefit of the free use of printer s securing their share of the amount,
Mullay.— Eugene Guard.
wear oct bo fri-tioo. n.. noise
‘ f. 1' 11
« ■ L i t w .rld. Never out o f rroAir. No ,e i r * to
The prices are uniform ,— stamped cn sole.
The
W
orld’s
Fair
Tests
ink. Any one doubting this state- ?nd ^ Fust Congregation*! society
From 5i to $ 3 saved over other makes.
b” "
p rov es,«, i , r e * £
^ ^
I f y o u r d e a le r c a n n o t s u p p l y y o u w e c a n . Sold by I
sh ow ed n o baking pow der
The U. S. Gov’t Reports ROYAL Baking Powder.
T l D , 8E m / OR/ 2U"
'LLUSTR.TtO CTA l S ^ ;
lers e v e r y w h e r e . W a n t e d , a g e n t t o t a k e
show R oyal B aking Pow der
H ighest o f a ll la leavening
so p u re o r so grea t In leav­ e D x ea
I ne Plano lYlfg, Co., Manut^turer.
c l u s iv e »»ale f o r t h is v i c i n i t y . W r i t e a t
West Pullman, Chicago, HI.
parties ment.oned.
this kind'.
superior to a ll others.
strength. - U . S . Oov*n»m*nt Report.
en in g p ow er as th e Royal.
on ce.
4
H . M A R T I N , L och I
-A-ttomesr at ILa-w,
General Merchandise
W O O L , HIDES A N D FURS,
Lumber, Shingles and
Grain.
Agents for the sale of the
J. B. ROUSE
FILLE D
P R O M PTLY
New Goods and N ew Styles
L U R C H 'S
CLOTHING,
DRY
GOODS.
BOOTS and SHOES.
Ladies Dress Goods, H is and
Domestics-
Ali Sizes of Trunks.
Oregon Central & [astern R,
Co.
This stock has just been refilled and is the
best selected in town.
EAST AND SOUTH
The Shasta Route
Southern Pacific Co.
[ORTHERN
PACIFIC R. ft.
MONEY
LOANED.
R
u
Ogden Ruote.
Sleepers
THROUGH TICETS
& ',Ä 3
J . S. M E D L E Y ,
Justice of the Peace
Beal Estate ¿gent.
P L
5
N O
. L. D
$ 3 SKOEn??2«'"fe.
THE PLANO LEADS
|T IS T H E B E S T !
THE FLY WHEEL
CHAIN MOWER
»“ •»- r “ « « n v lbe
22S3
\scnt. Lim ati, Or,
;