The Local World.
low cost for spot cash. Do not fail to
Mr. J. P. Currin, went to Eugene
Try some of those fine cigars,
hat »b o u t th e union Sunday- tobacco, groceries and confection Monday.
James Benson went to Eugene
ary so cheap, at Williams’ store.
school picnic ?
Sunday.
Also fresh peaches cheap.
Call and see those Cheap Heaters
Tommy Walsh went to Goshen
A lecture illustrated by Grand
at N, H. Martins.
Stereopticon Views will be given on Tuesday, to enjoy a few weeks visit.
I f you want any hauling done Wednesday evening next, July 31, at
Mrs. Sloan, of Comstock, was in
leave your orders with
Davis Hall, on wonders of the Y e l our city first of the week.
lowstone Park, Niagara Falls and a
J ack K nowlton .
S. M. Garrison, of Eugene, was in
selection o f views from the W orld ’s town a few days this week.
Binding Twine at N. H. Martins
Fair. A now arrangement having
Archie Conly and Henry Medley
for 8$ to 9Jc. Patronize home in been made with the gas, the pictures
have returned from Silver Lake.
dustry.
will on this occasion be brilliantly il
E. Lockwood, of Lorane, was in
The dance at the grove Saturday luminated and the price of admission
is reduced to adults 15 cents, children town Tuesday.
evening was quite an enjoyable
G. W . McBeynolds, of Divide, gave
10 cents,
affair— so we have been informed.
this office a pleasaut call Saturday.
Mrs. F. A. Newman has let the
There is great danger in neglecting
Mr. A. Roland and sister, were up
contract for erecting a new build
Colic, Cholera and similar complaints.
from Springfield Snnday.
An absolutely prompt and safe cure is ing on her Main street lot, to be
Darwin Bristow aud little daughter,
found in l>e W itt’s Colic and Cholera occupied by her as a millinery store. went to Eugene Monday.
Cure. J. P. Currin.
Parks’ Tea is a great blood purifier
J. R. Kendall, of Divide, was in
Many families of this vicinity and cleanser. A pleasant herb drink our city Tuesday.
have been, and are going, to the which moves the bowels without pain,
Fred Meinzer and Archie Piper took
griping or discomfort. Sold by J. A.
mountains in surrounding country
a spin to Eugene on their wheels Sun
Benson.
day.
for blackberries. They report the
Charles Myers, a lad of about
Mrs. W. W . Chesman, of Spring-
berries being quite numerous and
fourteen was hurt quite seriously field, was here Sunday
visiting
large this year.
Saturday. While sitting near the friends.
W ANTED.
Mr. Baker has been visiting in
door of the old livery stable in Cot
To trade g o o d lu m b er fo r a g o o d tage Grove, a horse got to flounc Eugene, with the fam ily of A. E.
milch cow or stock hogs. Inquire ing and kicked the door in such a Wood.
Mrs. Aderton, o f Comstock, was
at the E cho - L eader office.
manner as to tear it down. The
visiting friends in this city Saturday
De W itt’s Colic and Cholera Cure door fell quite heavily on the boy,
and Sunday.
never disappoints, never fails to give and a bolt in it struck him on
Mrs. Bart, of Comstock, was vislt-
Immediate relief. I t cures just as
the head, and came near crush ing friends in Lemati a few days this
sure as you take it. J. P. Currin.
ing the skull, and bruising Dim con week.
The
merry-go-round
affords
The family of W. H. Beagle, re
siderably otherwise. He recovered
quite an attraction for the yonng
however in a few days, and is now turned from their trip to the coast
folks— and old folks too— every
Saturday.
able to be around as usual.
Wednesday and Saturday evening.
W. A. Carey, of Halsey, was attend
Music and lemonade adds
enjoyment.
to the
W e keep Parks’ Cough Syrup and
we tell everyone it is the best cough
Charles, son of Frauk Jackson cure we sell. Everybody likes it and
near Walker, who had an operation we sell it on guarantee. T ry it for
performed on his person a short your cold. Sold by J. B. Benson.
time since by Dr. Geo. W all, we are
Eugene G uard:—Thomas Jefferson
pleased to announce is recovering Evans, an old and well-known resi
nicely and can sit up.
dent of the Mohawk valley, dropped
dead from heart failure at his home
de yesterday evening about 8 o ’clock.
For binders, mowers, rakes and
parted
this life at Jacksonville
Florida, on June 20, 1895. Aged No. 1 machine oil cheaper than
ever, go to N. H. Martin.
28 years.
IVe publish in tbe E cho - L eader
Dearest Alice thou h u t left us.
IN M E M O R Y OF
Mrs. Alice Davids Stocks, who
Here thy loss we deeply feel;
Rut t‘ Is (lod that hath bereft us,
H e can all our sorrows heal.
this week,
Y e t again we hope to meet thee,
When the day of life Is fled;
Then In h aven we hope to greet thee,
Where no farewell tear is shed.
A E k i e n d .
S. F. W E E K L Y C A L L
The best paper
on
coast, cost $1.50 per
weekly Call and
the
the
Pacific
annum.
The
E cho - L eader
are worth $3.50 per year, but you
can have both papers for $2.50 cash.
This will give an immense
of very choice reading for
amount
a
little
money.
Felix Currin left some of the
finest wheat at the E cho - L edaer
office that, we have ever seen. It is
called the Blue Stem and was intro
duced here by John Long. W o are
always pleased to announce that
our fanners are putting in good
licks for improvement because it
meaDs mote prosperous times for
them. All successful farmers labor
very bard and they deserve the best
going.
Rejoicing At Corvallis.
Corvallis, July 22.— The news of
the decision of the supreme
confirming the sale of
the
court
Oregon
Pacific to Bonner A Hammond was
received with enthusiastic approval
in this city and tonight a public
demonstration, including the firing
of a cannon, public speaking, music
and display of fireworks is in pro
gress.
this year’s
delinquent
tax list for this precinct It is short
and shows that sheriff Johnson is
a first-class collector.
Mr
Johnson
has
somp
very choice goods in stock and
will
give rare bargains
Tbe Eugene Guard threatens
sue ex-Govenor
queer charge.
Pennoyer
to
on
a
Pennoyer pardoned
out a “lifer,” and the latter has
stolen the Guard editor’s buggy.
Ira figures that if
Pennoyer
obeyed tbe edict of tbe
had
court
the
convict would have been safe and
so would his buggy. Therefore,
Pennoyer is guilty of
aforesaid vehicle.
stealing
the
This may not be
exactly law, but it is certainly factB.
— Jefferson Review.
Oh ! My Back !
A good many tired men and women
could get rid of that pain in the.r back
if they would try Parks’ Sure Cure
for the Liver and Kidneys. The
trouble is usually there and Parks’
Sure Cure reaches and cures it. Sold
by J. A. Benson.
A B oy D rowned . — Eugene Guard:
Bruce Black, aged 11 years, son of
Mr. and MrB. H. M. Black of Fair-
mount, was drowned in the Willam
ette river at the Eugene saw mill
between 1 and 2
o’clock this after
noon.
The boy’s father is
employed,
in
the mill and .he little fellow is in
the habit of
bringing
bis
father’s
dinner down from Lome to him each
day.
Today
usual,
he
came
down
as
About 1 o’clock fire broke
Assessor Burton came down from lowed the boy to remain at the mill
Cottage Grove yesterday morning.— instead of sending him home. The
Eugene Register, July 24.
lad bad been playing around tbe
D. Grousbeek, of Creswell, came up mill with some other boys after the
Tuesday to visit his daughter, Mis.
fire bad been put out, but finally
F. A. Newman.
they went away and be was left
Miss Laura Jones went to Riddles
Wednesday, to visit her relatives alone.
Mr. and Mrs. W . C. Conner.
About 2 o’clock a bat was noticed
Mrs. Ella Buell—nee—Masters of floating in the water among the
Idaho, was the guest of her aunt Mrs. logs. Upon investigation the boy
A. Todd Wednesday.
was missed and search was immedi
Miss E va Todd and sister Mrs. ately instituted. Shortly after 2
Williams were visiting relatives and
o'clock his body was found in 8 or
friends here Sunday nnd Monday.
10 feet of water, where the chute
Mr. H. A. Barr of Eugene, one of
the firm of Barr Bros, cutlery manu up which the logs are drawn into
tax factory, was in town Wednesday and
Thursday.
payers also, for he was careful to
Mrs. J. P. Currin and son Hugh,
band in the delinquent list just at
left for Baker city Thursday, morning
the last hour to secure its publica for an extended visit with relatives
tion in this week’s paper.
The and friends.
papers
publishing tbe list
are
John Tait, one of the enterprising
Junction City Times— Junction farmers near Creswell, brought in a
load of wheat Wednesday and sold it
precinct.
for 52 cents per bushel.
Florence West— Hermann, Maple-
Grandma Oliver, returned to her
ton, Glentena and Florence pre
home at Latham Tuesday, after an
cincts.
extended visit with her daughter,
E cho - L dader — Cottage
Grove Mrs. Louise Thompson.
precinct
Mrs. H. A. Beckley, was a passen
An
enthusiastic editor wrote: ger on the local Thursday, to June-
The battle is now open.” B u t ion City, where she will stop for a
alas! the
intelligent compositor while.
S. J. Lea, of Mosbv Creek, was en-
spelled “battle’’ with an “ o ” and
his readers said they suspected it route to Boswell Springs Saturday, to
spend a few days for health end
all along.— Ontario News.
pleasure.
Travelers find a safe companion in
Grand Chancellor Dr. J. L. Hill,
De W itt’s Colic and Cholera Cure. A
change in drinking water and in diet, of Albany, visited Juventus Lodge
often onuses severe and dangerous K. of P. Wednesday night Harley
installed Chancellor
complaints. This medicine always Petrie was
Commander.
cures them.
J. P. Currin.
Mr. Thos. Murray Spencer, of Port
land,
representing Fleckenstein &
is selling Furniture cheaper than
M ayer was in the city Friday and
Portland.
made the E cho - L eader a pleasant call.
W e recommend De W itt’s Colic and
Dick Jennings came down from Bo-
Cholera Cure because we believe it a
| hernia Monday. He says the Golden
safe and reliable remedy, i t ’s good j
Star mine is looking more valuable
effects are shown at once in case3 ol
everyday. H e aud Hugh Behue will
Cholera Morbus and similar com
soon return to the mountains of gold.
plaints.
J. P. Currin.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lurch and Miss
Light
running Plano binders,
and mowers. See ad. of same for L ily, went to Portland Tuesday morn
sale by N. H. Martin, in this week's ing. On their return Miss L ily will
pass through to her school in San
E cho - L e a d e r .
Francisco.
Lake
County Examiner: Mr.
Eugene Register, July 24: Dr.
Charles Cochran of Cottage Grove,
Kuykendall went to Drain again
(a brother to Rufus Cochran of yesterday morning on the overland,
Silver) who was here during the returning on the local, to see his
races, is a professional musician and father, who still continues to improve.
N. H.
give her a call for she
ing to business on his ranch near out in the engine house of the mill
and in the excitement the father al
town this week.
looks after the interests of the
Don’t forget that
B i n You H ad Your Vacation •
Ladies.
th e
Miss S. K. Hanson will sell hats be
S u b scrib e f o r the E cho - L dader .
Oh Yen 1
Good N e w s for
SOCIAL FLUTTERING*
18 lbs granulated sugar for $1.00,
4 lbs fine Liverpool salt 5 cts. At
Williams’ store Main Street.
Martin
the mill, extends into tbe water.
The body was rescued, Coroner
Harris
was
immediately
notified,
and willing bands did all in their
power to resuscitate
the
drowned
boy but without success.
No one saw the boy
river and it will
never
fall
be
in
the
known
just how the accident happened.
It
is supposed that he had gotten into
the chute and slid from there into
the water, or that he had ventured
out upon tbe logs and fallen in.
K e lp the Down-Trodden.
No matter how hard a man may
struggle to do nght, there is al
ways some sneaking scoundrel,
some loathsome reptile, some wart
on the hand of destiny trying to
drag him down. Many a man falls
not for lack of merit but for lack of
appreciation
by
his fellowmen.
Great hearers are full of sympathy
and wliat man does not require the
sympathy and support of his fellow-
men ? Failures in life are not al
ways caused by loss of capital in
business ventures. Such things are
accidents that are apt to be meet by-
all. When you see a man faltering,
take him by tbe band aud help him
up: when you see a man climbing,
cheer him and help him on that be
may bs able to reach the top and
stand on the summit of success.
If you have not, you should read
what Governor M cKinley, Chief
Dunn, Joe Jefferson, Rev. Thomas
Dixon, Dr. Cyrus W . Edson, and
Camille d ’Arville say about the best
way to enjoy an outing, in “ The
Question of Vacations from Different
Standpoints,” published in Dernor-
est’s Fam ily Magazine for August,
and profit by their experience; and if
you have already had ycur summer
rest, you will still enjoy reading their
views and comparing them with your
own. Apropos to the same topic, a
charmingly illustrated paper In the
same number, “ A Queen o f the
Coast,” gives a most vivid description
of that popular resort Atlantic City,
and to those who can’t get away the
illustrations and descriptive letter
press will he almost equal to a trip
there. The
“ Silent steed,”
the
favorite one this year, is treated both
humorously and practically in two
profusely illustrated articles, “ My
First Experience W ith a Bicycle,”
which will appeal to every woman
cycler, and “ Woman’s Dress for
Cycling,” which gives excellent ad
vice on the all-absorbing matter of
dress on the w heel; and If you nave’t
a wheel, and can’t have a vacation,
you may solace yourself with the
breezy stories, of which there are a
number. In fact, every one will be
sure to find something of interest in
this bright midsummer number,
which is full to overflowing with in
teresting and timely matter. Pub
lished for $2 a year by the Demorest
Publishing Co., 110 Fifth Avenue,
New York.
to Bohemia You're
Going ?
Then with the fastest teams
Great Reduction
and
best rigs, will Lon g & Morse take
you as cheap as anybody. Call at
their
Livery, Feed
and
Sale
stables, Cottage Grove, Or.
I N A L L L IN E S
FO R
CASH!
Don’t Go
Coughing around. You can stop It if
you want to by using Parks’ Cough
Syrup. I f it doesn't cure your eold
you can get your money back. Sold
by J. A. Benson.
Albany Herald: Tbe sale of tbe
Oregon Pacific railroad to Messrs
Bonner & Hammond has been con
firmed by the supreme court This
is what was expected. It was in
fact the only thiDg to do. The new
purchasers are now ready to im
prove, extend and make the road a
benefit to the state. This they will
now be prepared to do. There has
been loss enough in the affairs of
tbe road, and the new management
promises something better. B y all
means let us have it.
F IN E
CLOTHING !
E A K IN & BRISTOW,
MERCHANTS & BANKERS,
COTTAGE
about
John Helfrich was on
on business Monday.
-
OR.
BIG PROFITS Small Investments
through
the
GROVE.
ON-
W ild blackberries are verv plenti
fu l
are
—
Mens’ and Boys’
Mosby Creek Items.
Farmers
haying.
SHOES
-A N D —
There is one medicine that will cure
immediately. We lefer to De Witt’s
Colic and Cholera Cure for all Sum
mer Complaints. No delay, no disap
pointment, no failnre. J. P. Currin
“ We had an epidemic of dysentery
in this vicinity last summer,” says
Samuel S. Pollock, of Briceland, Cal.
“ I was taken with it and suffered
severely until some one called my at
tention to Chamberlain’s Colic, Chol
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. I pro
cured a bottle and felt better after the
first dose. Before one-half of the
bottle had been used 1 was well. I
recommended it to my friends and
their experience was the same. We
all unite in saying it is the best.”
For sale by J . A. Benson, Cottage
Grove Joe. Lyons. Drain.
Returning prosperity w ill make many rich, but nowhere can thev make so much within a shor t
time as by successful Speculation in Grain, Provisions and Stock. *
TT>R K A C H D O L L A R 1N V E STK D can be made by our
Creek
Mrs. Lee, has gone to Boswell
Springs to visit with her daughter.
Dr. Snapp was smiling among
his many friends on Mosby Creek
Monday.
\Y. A. Spong and wife, went to
Springfield on business Wednes
day.
Rev. Burnett preached a very
interesting'sermon at the Blue M t
school bonse last Sunday.
Systematic Plan of Speculation
110=
originated by us. A ll successful speculators operate on a regular system.
It is a well known fact that there are thousands o f men in all parts o f the United States who,
by systematic trading through Chicago brokers, make large amounts every vear, ranging from a
few thousand dollars for the man who invests a hundred or two hundred dollars up to $50 uoo tfl
1 $100 ooo or more by those who invest a-few thousaud.
It is also a fact that those who make the largest profits from comparatively small investments
on this plan are persons who live away from Chicago and invest through brokers who thoroughly
understand systematic trading.
Our plan does not risk the whole amount invested on any trade, but covers both sides, so that
whether the market rises or falls it brings a steady profit that piles up enormously in a short time.
A V R IT K F O R C O N V IN C IN '« P R O O F S , alsoour Manuel on successful speculation and our
Daily Market Report, full of money-making pointers. A L L F R E E . Our Manuel explain« margin
trading fully. Highest references in regard to our standing and success.
For fnrther information address
T H O M A S & C O , B a n k e rs and B ro kers,
2 4 1 -2 4 2 R ialto B uilding, C H IC A G O , IL L .
Mrs. A. Todd was in this vicinity
last week.
H umbug .
The most pleasant little pills for
regulating the bowels, are De W itt’s
ings: The first burning was made
Little early Risers. Cure sick head
at tbe Ashland Iron Works Friday
ache and constipation. Small pill,
afternoon. One and one-half tons
small dose.
J. P. Currin.
of iron was melted, and though new
O regon C herries E ast . — The re
and untried moulding sand was
used tbe castings came out in per frigerator cars sent east about three COTTAGE GROVE,
OREGON'
fect condition and were an entire weeks ago filled with cherries from
Dealers in
success, comprising a variety of the orchards of this state arrived at
work for the foundry itself, for their destination in New York and
Tutthill’s machine shop and for out Boston in floe shape. Cne car went
to Boston and the other to New
side parties.
The proprietors of the foundry York. The success of these ship
and iron works are Messrs Aug. ments will stimulate the Oregon fruit
Costel and J. L. Fenton. They trade in the larger cities of the East,
have finished a commodious new and prunes, peaches, plums and
building near the A. E. P. & L. Co’s other products of the orchards will
station aod have it thoroughly be shipped by refrigerator cars dur
C A R T R I D G E S .
equipped for all kinds of foundry ing tbe remaining weeks of summer
work. S. J. Tutthill will associate and during the coming fail.
Keep a full stock of
N A IL S ,
CUTLERY
Shelf and Building
bis machineshop business in connec
Among the numerous persons who
tion with them, making a complete have been cured of rheumatism by
H A R D W
A R E .
plant for general machine and foun Chamberlain’s Pain Balm, mention
jJi^^Repairing neatly done,
dry work.
should be made of Mrs. Ernilv
Thorne, of Toledo, Wash., who says:
M y Sweetheart.
“I have never been able to procure
Her Cheeks are like the roses,
Her brow Is lily white;
any medicine that would relieve me
And well I know the reason,
of rheumatism like Chamberlain’s
She takes Parks’ Tea each night.
Pain Balm. I have also used it for
She's strong and well and happy, too,
lutna hm*V w i f t frrrn t success. It is
Her Rice Is clear and bngnt,
And laughingly she tells the cause,
the best liniment I have ever used,
“ I take Parks’ Tea each night.”
and I take pleasure in recommending
Sold by J. A. Benson.
it to my friends.” For sale by J. A.
A. Todd desires to announce that Benson, Cottage Grove. .Toe Lyons,
he is now prepared to do all kinds Drain.
C O T T A G E GR O VE, O R EG O N.
of surveying on short notice. A lib
Centrally
Located.
Free
’Bus
to
and
From
eral share of patronage is solicited
First-Class Turnouts Furnished with or without Driv
Residence in the Sherwood block.
Special Rates for Families.
all Trains.
ers. Travelers Conveyed to all points in this sec
Prices very moderate.
NEAREST H O TEL TO POSTOFFICE
Afternoon Teas.
Business was never better in mid
summer in the United States than it
Flit Hartwell in her last syndicate
is today. Exports are unusually
article says: “I don’t recommend
beavv for July. More new indus
any special brand of tea for afternoon
tries are being established than
four o’clocks. I do, however, know
were under way one, two or three
all about the best tea to take at night.
years ago in July. Government
Parks’ Tea will certainly clear your
postal receipts were larger last
complexion and purify your blood.
quarter than ever before in a corre
You will be surprised at the improve
sponding period.
The
jobbing
ment if you take a cup of Parks’ Tea
trade of nearly all the cities is heav
each night.” For sale by J. A
ier than it has ever been heretofore a fine band leader. The Lakeview
Mrs. F. A. Newman, and family, Benson.
at this season of the year.— S t Band boys are figuring on securing Miss Em ily Meinzer and brother
F o r O v e r F ift y Y ears.
Louis Republic.
bis services this fall to drill them in Fred, Misses Lee and Mr. and Mrs. R.
A x O l d a n d W e l l -T r ie d R e m e d y .—Mrs.
P.
Long,
Gussie
Humphry
and
master
Winslow’ s Sootlitng Syrup has been u sel for
An exchange who is up to snuff band practice. If the necessary ar
over fifty years bv millions' o f mothers for their
and can smell a delinquent sub rangements can be made so that George Robinson, took an outiDg children while teething, with perfect success.
It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all
Thursday.
scriber a mile off, gets down to busi
>ain cures wind cholic, and Is the best remedy
they are able to offer him sufficient
or Diarrhoea. Is pleasant to the taste. Sold
ness and publishes the following
Sam Veatch and wife and Miss by
Druggists in every part of the World. Twcn-
true article: “Alcohol regularly ap inducements he will locate in Lake- Knowlton came up Saturday from flve cents a bottle. Its yalue Is incalculable.
Be
sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
plied to a man’s stomach will remove view. The Lakeview band has tbe Portland. After visiting friends and Syrup, and lake no other kind
the boards from the fence, let the material, and this would give it an relatives here they will go to Rose-
Some time ago I was taken sick
cattle into his crops, kill bis fruit opportunity of becoming one of the burg where they are intending to re
with a cramp in the stomach, followed
trees, mortgage his farm and sow
side.
best countrv bands in the state.
by diarrhoea. I took a couple of
his field with wild oats and thistles.
Dan Harding and family, Hamilton
doses of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera
Sick headache, constipation and In
It will take they paint off his build
Veatch
and
family,
Mrs.
Frank
Whip
and Diarrhoea Remedy and was im
ings, break the glass out of bis win digestion are quickly cured by De
W itt’s Little Early Risers, the fam ple and sons, Frank and Ralph,
dows and fill them with rags. It ous little pills. For sale by J. P.
mediately relieved I consider it the
Misses Miriam and China Piper and
will .ake the glons from his clothes Currin.
be best medicine In the market for all
Andrew Nelson left this city Saturday,
and the polish from his manners;
When occasion demands its use, try for Winchester Bay, near Gardner, such complaints. I have sold the
subdue bis reason, arouse bis pas De W itt’s Witch Hazel Salve. I t is
remedy to others and every one who
Douglas county Or , where they will
sion, bring sorrow snd disgrace
uses it speaks highly of it. J. W.
cooling to burns, stops pain Instantly, count the sands of the sea and devour
upon his family, take tbe sun from a
S r ic k le r , Valley Center, Cal. For
cleanses, a perfect healer for scalds or fish for a few weeks.
once happy home, the rose from the
sale by J. A. Benson, Cottage Grove,
skin eruptions. Always cures piles.
wife’s cheeks, tbe food from the
Register: Editor Thorp of that Joe Lyons, Drain. Druggists.
J. P. Currin.
children’s mouths and raimeDt from
bright paper, tbe Cottage Grove
The American Advertiser gives
A Texas young man permitted L eader , passed through yesterday
their backs and topple him into a
this advice: Make liberal use of
drunkard’s grave.”
his sweetheart to bang him Satur on his way borne from Newport,
home papers; fill them with live
day, as an evidence of bis sincerity where be was in attendance upon
# 1 0 0 R e w a r d , JjtlOO.
tbe Oregon Press Association. Bro. advertisements which will attract
and good faith. Now, unless tbe
The readers o f this paper will be
Thorp says he bad a most enjoyable attention; give tbe key-note of joy
pleased te learn that there is at least girl succeeds in hanging the jury, time.
that the long depression in the com
one dreaded disease that science has she will be out of society for some
mercial world is ended. It will
been able to cure in all its stages and time to come.— Jefferson Review.
A rank old swildle is being work require some pluck to start the
that is Catarrh. H all’s Catarrh Cure
A Pioneer’s Recommendation.
is the only positive cure now known
ed by a sharper, who in the disguise work, but tbe returns will come in
Mr.
J. W. Venable, of Downey, a
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
of a traiup, goes to a bouse and asks after a little time and prove the
pioneer
of
Los
Angeles
County,
Cal.,
being a constitutional disease, re
Whether ac- wisdom of the policy. Money in
quires
constitutional
treatment. says: “ Whenever I am troubled j l ° r something to eat,
with
a
pain
in
the
stomach
or
with
commodated
or
not
just
as he leaves vested in advertising in local jour
H all’s Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood and diarrhoea I use Chamberlain’s Colic, ¡je pretends to pick up a ring from nals is like seed in good soil. It is
mucous surfaces of the system, there Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy. I the ground. He makes inquiry for of double effect ; it not only brings
by destroying the foundation of the have used it for years, know it to be | its ownership and says it is marked trade to the merchant, but it imparts
disease, and givin g the patient a reliable remedy, and recommend it
For sale by J. A. Ben- 18 karat, and is handsomely engrav- j to the papers an appearance of pros-
strength by building up the constitu to everyone.”
Joe Lyons, ed. No one about the house knows ; perity that is noticed in all the re
tion and assisting nature in doing its son, Cottage Grove.
anything about it, and then he^gion about
A town with well
work. The proprietors have so much Drain.
faith In its curative powers, that they
offers
to
sell
it.
In
many
instances
:
patronized
papers
is a well adver-
R u d y 's P ile Suppository
offer One Hundred Dollars fo r any la fiiaranteed to cure Piles and Constipation, or; he has succeeded in getting as high j tised town, for it is on the lips of
case that it fails to cure. Send for nionriv refunded. 50 cent« per box. Send two
stamps for circular aim Free Sample« to M A R as three dollars, but disposed of every one; and a well advertised
list of Testimonials.
Address,
T I N RU D Y, Registered Pharmacist, Lancaster
These rings towu is a busy place. This is a
Pa. N o P o s t a l s A n s w k r k d . For sale bv all some for a dollar each.
F. J. C H E N E Y & Co., Toledo, O. first
class druggists everywhere and in Eugene
cost
about
ninety
cents
a
gross
demonstrated tact not a theory.
Oregon
by
o«born
and
Delano.
5 *-Sold by Druggists, 75c.
i
Is it
T he F irst F ir in g .— Ashland Tid
H A R DW ARE
S. R. PIPE R .
Hardware, Stoves, Tinware and
SH E E T IR O N W A R E ,
W ild wood Axes, Amunition, and all sizes of
New Enterprise!
LIVERY, Sale and FEED STABLE,
tion of Oregon at Reasonable Rates.
E. P. Thorp, the genial editor of the
1
E cho - L eader , left Saturday for New
port, to attend the Editorial Press
Association held at that place. Mr.
Thorp has worked hard and earnestly
to substantiate a bright and newsy
paper for the benefit of the public,
and for the upbuilding of the town
and country, and he certainly de
serves a rest. All good folks and—
“devil’s” too—hope he will have a
pleasant trip, and come back smiling
and happy. W e also hope on his
return he will be able to tell us the
most important circumstances of his
trip. We would like to know just
how many times he has taken his
best girl for a “ bath in the ocean
waves,” and how many clams he has
eaten—and — oh, my 1 everything
really ediflying
Fine Saddle Horses a Specialty.
L O N G & MORSE.
— F O R M E R L Y B A K E R HOUSE.—
Headquarters for Travelling Men.
Sample Rooms Free. Rates from $1
to $2 per Day.
Willamette Street, Eugene, Or.
S. E. B R O W N , Proprietor.
COTTAGE GROVE HOTEL,
Large Free Sample Rooms.
Acknowledged to lie the Best:
fttf-W EST S ID E .-& *
THE
I wish to announce to my friends that I am again running the Cot
PHOTOGRAPHS
tage Grove Hotel, and will keep boarders at following rates:
NO W M ADE BY THE
$3 50 to $4 00 per week.
Call and See Mee.
R. W . V E A T C H , Proprietor.
It won't do.
You may bridle the appetite but you
cannot bribe the liver to do its work
well. You must be honest with it,
help it along a little now and then
with a dose of Simons Liver Regula
tor. The liver
becomes sluggish
sometimes and needs some stimula
tion to keep off those attacks of In
digestion and Biliousness. A good
active liver promotes digestion and
prevents Malaria.
East
Oregonian:
Speculation
feeds upon prosperity the
same
gambling
industry.
feeds
upon
ns
The man who speculates and the
man who gambles, whether success
ful or otherwise, help to make times
hard. The man who produces a
surplus of something and exchanges
it for tbe
surplus
products is one of
are the authors of
of other
that
men’s
class
who
prosperity
and
promoters of plenty and peace.
Awarded
Highest Honors— W orld's Fair,
Qold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
D R '
PH O T O CO M PAN Y.
The above cut on any Photograph :
a guarantee of excellence. Enlarging :
from any kind of Picture, in Crayon |
In k or Colors. Call and see our sam
ples and prices of Crayon work.
8th and Willamette Sts.. Eugene, Or.
For No. 1 Goods and L o w Prices in
NOTICE FOB PU B LIC A TIO N .
U n it e d S t a t e s L
and
O f f ic e
NO TIC E FOR PU B LIC A T IO N .
U n i t e d S t a t e s L a n d O f f ic e ,
)
R o s e b u r g , O r ., June 13, 1S95.(
Notice is hereby given that the following-nam
ed settler has filed notice of his intention to
said proof will be made before the Register and
the Receiver of U. S. land office at Roseburg,
Douglas county, Oregon, on July 29, 1895, viz:
Henry D. Whitlock on homestead entry No. 5540
for the eVisw% , wV^seEi sec. 6. Tp.22S R3 west.
H e names the following witnesses to prove his
uous residence upon
and cultivation of sai l
continuous
u|
Ashby, ........
John \V.
Hicks.
land, viz; John \Y.
NY. j......
...........
James I*. Dewitt and ■ - Beujeman ~
F. Adams,
*
a
o f Cottage Grove, Oregon.
junl5 2
R. M. V rA T cn , Register
B A K IN G
POW DER
Mo6t
IR O N
W ARE,
A M M U N IT IO N , E T C .
Co to tie Store of
6 z
L E M A T I,
100,000 FEET
O REGON.
SEASONED
Building Lumber.
Our Saw Mill is in
B IG
T
ADE
•W E M A K E A S P E C IA L T Y OF
INTERIOR HOUSE FINISH
w CREAM
For the manufacture of which we have superior facilities. W e invite
parties contemplating building or reparing to tall and inspect oar lutu-
Respectfully,
bcr.
J. I. JONES*
Perfect Mode.
40 A’ears the Standard.
G R A N IT E
Notice is hereby given tliat the fnllowlng-nam
ed settler has died notice of his intention to j
make linal proof in support of Ids claim, and that
said proof w ill be made liefore A. C. Jennings.
County Clerk of Lane county, Oregon, at Eugene 1
Lane county Oregon on July 30,1805 viz; Albert |
V
It,iff u on
i > n bnmnetodd
ftntrv N
o
C..1 Tr, for
i
E.
Butts
homestead entry
No.
6475
the I
N U N E 'z and K^NNV!*, sec. 18 , Tp. 2 ft S. R 3 •
West. He names-the following witnesses to !
prove his continuous residence upon and cul I
ti vat ion of, said land, viz: Mrs. Lucy F. Butts 1
and Miss Maud T. Butts, of Cotttge Grove,
hoinas J. !
Oregon, George W. Johnson, and Tht
Johuson of Walker, Oregon.
R. M. V f a t c h , Register,
jun223
j
!
)
Roseburg, Or., June 18, 1895. j
Hardware, Stoves, Tinware,
For ¿sl<
B cnson .
CO TTAGI.
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GIÏOVK, OREGON..