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X The practice the new woman is IN MEMORIAL. At the Star mine P. J. Jennings SOCIAL FLUTTERING. Trimmed hats at one-half regular getting on her “bike” will prove has put on a large force of men, and price, through the month of August . . . . useful when she gets into politics F. A. Aderton of Comstock, came is pushing things that reminds you anj jjas to straddle the silver ques William Shields, died about two at Mrs. Newman’s. down Monday evening. of a lively camp. The millwright is | tion—.Daily Guard. miles west of Cottage Grove, Sun Liverine Is it to Bohemia You’re Andrew Nelson, left for Riddle building the mill and getting every- ; There’s just this about those dis- day morning August 11, 1895, at Baby bonnets one-third off for Tuesday. Going ? thing in readiness for the machinery grnntled, bald-headed, case-harden- 1 o’clock. Aged 96 years—having cash at Mrs. Newman's. .. arrives, while , Then with the fastest teams and George Spurr, Went to Portland as soon as it another, ed batches of the Guard, ’ nnd Mr. been born in 1799. Mr. Shields Mr. Wanack, of the Cottage best rigs, will Long & Morse take Wednesday. , , Thorp of the E cho -L eader if tbev force of men are grading a wagon don’t stop their bazoos about the had been gradually failing and in Grove machine shop, is building an you as cheap as anybody. Call at, Mrs. L. C. Sherwood returned to 1110 mine is “new woman” aud her “bike”, her poor health for many years. He road to the mine, mine. The their Livery, Feed aud Sale Salem Thursday. ore car for the Star mine. showing up well, the ore bodies politics, and her having to “strad- came to Browusvilie, Or., in 1851, Mrs. L. C. Lockwood and family, F. Z. Nesbitt is the happiest man stables, Cottage Grove, Or. increase die the silver question’’ and “sich” and to this section in 1852. A t' continuing to gradually have returned to Salem. The sort of wives that Pennsyl in Lemati, all over the arrival of a their former quality ! like things, that same woman will that time this was all open country. | vania men prefer is revealed in the Assessor D. P. Burton, is up from aud maiutain „ , . . . . . . come to see them in such manner as sweet baby girl Tuesday night. Eugene. Everything is being put in ,bat neyer forget jt gtrad. Mr. Shields secured 750 acres o f' of ore. fact that seven graduates of the Liverene the Great Liver, Kidney Louis Mauquin, of Lemati, has shape to keep the mill running (Ring silver won’t be a patching to land. He was married three times Training School for Nurses were gone to Canyonville. and Constipation Cure. night and day all winter when it i t Be warned in time gentlemen. before coming here and raised three recently married inside of ten days. Miss Hamilton of Portland, is a starts. —Broad-Axe. families. His last wife died in O h Y ea ! If you want any hauling done guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Long. Why brother, you astonish us be about 1863. He left living two O h ! M y B a c k ! leave your orders with We keep Parks’ Cough Syrup an 1 Elder Jas. Hummer, went to Eu — ■— AND— — A good many tired men and women yond measure. The “new woman,’’ boys and three girls. Also grand J ack K nowlton . we tell everyone it is the best cough gene Tuesday. could get rid of that pain in their back and the “old woman” too, are never ’ children and great grand children Binding Twine at N. H Martins cure we sell. Everybody likes it and we sell it on guarantee. Try it for Mr. and Mrs. Lurch left Sunday for if they would try Parks’ Sure Cure happier than when they can attract living in o regon> Illinois, California, for 8J to 9Jc. Patronize home in a trip to Newport. for the Liver and Kidneys The your cold. Sold by J. B. Benson. Washington aud Dakota. He was dustry. Miss Annie Underwood went to trouble is usually there and Parks’ the attention of that “awful man A H appy M an .—J? ’’1» Hull Douglas county Saturday, to visit Sure Cure reaches and cures it. Sold why its just as natural to them as buried in the Shields cemetrv. Mon- Those farmers who have a tood showed the editor of the E cho - by J. A Benson. 1 water running down stream or a day August 12. relatives and friends. patch of fodder corn are now able L eader a very handsome diploma Mrs. F. S. Younger returned from The Rural Northwest says th a t! duck starting out for water, They to make good butter. from the American Correspondence Junction City Tuesday, much im peach plums commenced ripening a^ have a kind of “hankering and E A K IN & B R IS T O W , N. Y. Recorder: There were four State Normal School. Normal, Dansville N. Y. After ten proved in health. rounds in the fight between Mr. lean almost as soon this year in the viciu-, leaning to man, and even Attorneys Geo. B. Dorris and Lenn At Drain Oregon. Four new mouths hard study Mr. Hull has Stevens, were in Cottage Grove and itv of Portlaud as at The Dalles and Ithelr dear heads and golden curls and Mrs. Corbett First, matri COTTAGE GROVE, - - - - - OR. i ou 1118118 «boulder sometimes. And mony ; second, acrimony; third, testi buildings. Three courses of study. successfully graduated and now Lemati Tuesday, to take some deposi in Southern Oregon. mony; fourth, alimony. This last fee's that his success in teaching Write for catalogues. tions. B. W. Emerson brought to this they like to aggravate and to be is a “knockout’’ for Jim. school will be more successful than Louis B arz . ee , President Judge Fisk, was in Lemati and Cot office Wednesday, some very fine aggravated. Why, nine times out of ON- ever. ten, when a girl loves her best fel tage Grove attending to county busi peach plums and beautiful large The E cho -L eader wants to het One night Mr. Isaac Reese was stop D o n 't G o Small Investments ness. apples. This is a fine fruit section, low to killing distraction, and be ping with me, says M. F. Hatch, a that, no matter what comes, the Coughing around. You can stop it if Attorney N. E. Markley oi Eugene, asks her if she loves him, she says prominent merchant of Quartermas and with proper care and cultivation new woman will be found resting «n you want to by using Parks’ Cough Re.urntng prosperity will make many rich, but nowhere can they make so much within a short was in Cottage Grove and Lemati will become famous for its produc “no” aud tries her best to make him ter, Washington, I heard him groan time as by successful Speculation in Gram, Provisions and Stock. man's shoulder.—Kiddle Eiiterp-ise. Syrup. If it doesn’t cure your «old Thursday, on legal bust ness. ing. O 11 going to his room I fo ind believe she is not in earnest. Why FO R E A C H D O L L A R IN V E S T E D ca n b e m ad e by on r Right, brother. It’s just as natur you can get your money buck. Sold Mrs. M. E. Grousbeck. of Row tions. A f t e r n o o n T ea « . b le S S 3 ' ° U1' d fc a r ° l d 8 0 u l > *f -V 0U " a n t him suffering from cramp colic. He by J. A. Benson. S y s te m a tic P la n of S p e c u la tio n al as for a kitten to lean close to was in such agony I feared he would River, presented her husband with a Flit Hartwell in her last syndicate jto see 8 wo“ an sparkle with delight, die. I hastily gave him a dose of Where is that bridge the county fine boy, August 11. a warm brick wall. by us. All successful speculators operate on a recular system. was going to build on the road to Harry Thorospson, went to Junc article says: “I don’t recommend you place her in your paper at the Chamberlaiu’s Colie, Cholera and originated It is a well known fact that there are thousands of men in all parts o f the United States who, A t T he S easide .—Newport Re by systematic trading through Chicago brokers, make large amounts every year, rancimr fi >m a any special brand of tea for afternoon ' bead of tile local or editorial column, Diarrhoea Remedy. He was scon re Bohemia? This fine weather will tion City Tuesday and returned few thousand dollars for the man who invests a hundred or two hundred dollars up 000 to cord: Hon. H. H. Gilfry, the read four o’clocks. I do, however, know 1 an,t ghe>11 tllink gheg thp 8weetest lieved and the first words he uttered $100.000 or more by those who invest a few thousaud. Wed ne.-day. so, u fade away, aud high water It is also a fact that those who make the largest profit» from comparatively small investments all about the best tea to take at night. . ■ , . ., , , ... were, ' ‘what was that stuff you gave ing clerk of the United States sen Messrs. Lea, Rains and Landess, on this plan are persons who live away from Chicago and invest through brokers who thoroughly . article in the paper, and she will come before an \ thing is done. Parks Tea will certainly clear your 1 1 me?” I informed him. A few days understand systematic trading. ate, accompanied by his wife and returned from the mountains Wednes complexion Our plan does not risk the whole amount invested on any trade, but covers both sides, so that and purify your blood. : rlnuk you are a darling and just too ago we were talking about his attack whether the market rises or falls it brings a steady profit that piles up enormously in a short time. B o o t a n d S h o e R e p a r in g . day. daughters, arrived recently and will You will be surprised at the improve- 1 sweet for auything—and yet tell and he said he was never without W R I T E FOR CONVINCING PROOF*, also our Manuel on successful speculation and our Market Report, full «1 money-making pointers. ALE F R E E . Our Mauuel explains in&rgiu R. J. Nokes has opeued a shoe Jas. Ozment, Geo. Hawley and meat if you take a cup of Parks’ Tea ; you that you are a “horrid mean that remedy uow. I have used it in Daily spend several weeks in our city. ling fully. Highest references in regard »o our standing aud success. For further information address Mr. Gilfry has many warm friends shop on Main street, Lemati, in the wife and Chas. McFarland, returned each nij ;ht.” For sale by J. A. ! thing •• Goodness! Brother Amis, my family for several years. X know from Baker City, Or., Thursday. Benson. among our residents and visitors room formerly occupied by John ' all history aud the events of the its worth and do not hesitate to re T H O M A S & C O , B an kers and B ro kers, A. Todd, is now at Elkheail mine, commend it to my friends an custom D o u g la s C o u n ty T e a c h e r s who will take great pleasure in Currin. He will mend and repair where he will be engaged for sixty present day, will tell you in a thous- ers. For sale by J. A. Benson, Cot 2 4 1-2 42 R ialto B uilding, C H iC A C O , IL L . Roseburg, noseourg, August ir 14, , 10110. 1895. The anJ that the meu jn manv in- making it pleasant for himself and shoes at reasonable figures. days, manufacturing brick for the tage Grove. Joe Lyons, Drain. quartern- examination of teachers * iamily during their stay among us. . \ , , , • I sta n c e s w hn tr e a t. th e we Light ruuuing Plano binders, mine. in Douglas county began to-day in I stances, who treat the women Drugists. aud inoweis. See ad. of same for Mr. and Mrs. Morse, of Cottage the court house in Roseburg. The abominable beyond conception are S. F. WEEKLY CALL E buit S hipments . —H. C. Humph sale by N. II. Mai tin, :u this week’s Grove, made a flying visit to Spring- full Board of Examiners are present. loved in return better than any The best paper on the Pacific E cho L eader . rey informs the Guard reporter that field last week. Miss Mamie Humph The number of applicants for certi body. Its so. Fact brother you coast, cost $1.50 per annum. The rey returned with them to visit her ficates are twcuty-two. every shipment of fruit made so far The fact of two mills going into can’t keep woman from man—she ! sister, Mrs. R. P. Long. weekly Call and the E cho -L eader The County Institute for Douglas was’nt born that way, and the more j has netted the firm more than was are worth $3.50 per year, but you the Bohemia district, has given re J. M. Shelly, of Portland, was in county will be held in the public expected. We are glad to see the OREGON can have both papers for $2.50 cash. newed life into the camp. All the interviewing his numerous customers school building of Roseburg August you talk about their efforts to strad- gentlemen doing well, as much de COTTAGE GROVE, in Lemati and Cottage Grove, Mon 27, 28 and 29. boys are doing a large amount die the silver question and the Dealers in This will give an immense amount day. The public schools will begin on “bike ’ the more they’ll think of you. pends to our fruit growers upon of very choice reading for a little of work on their various claims and their success.—Eugene Guard. Attorney Bilyeu and son Koke of the first Monday in September. new prospectors are going into the Most women are chuck full aud run money. Eugene were up here Tuesday on C or . field. During the past week a half ning over with “freaks” and many ' Centrally Located, Free 'Bus to and From There is no doubt, no failure, when professional business. George Teeters, brought a radish interest has been sold in one cf the a man lies endeavored to solve the j Special Rates tor Families. all Trains. you take DeWitt’s Colic & Cholera Eugene Guard: Editor S. L. Moor Cure. It is pleasant, acts promptly, promising claims aud more sales head, of the live Junction City Times, in Saturday that weighed seven mysterious problems without any ! NEAREST HOTEL TO POSTOFFICE! S H E E T IR O N W A R E , no bad after effects. J. P. Currin. are on the tapis. An Eastern syn visited the county seat this after pounds. It was fairly good to eat. material results beyond his head noon. He says business is picking J. W. Hicks lias our thanks for becoming “barefooted” on top. W i l d w o o d A x e s , A m u n itio n , a n d a ll sizes o f Look out for traveling barbed dicate lias beeu represented here by up in that city. some nice blackberries and vegeta- Easy to take, sure to cure, no pain, wire fence swindlers. They offer an expert to put ou two special C -A Z R /r Z R J Z Z D O -Z E S . Miss Minnie Houston, the bright, nothing to dread, pleasait little pills to put up an eight-wire fence with properties. He is very much pleas genial and handsome postmistress at ables. NAILS, CUTLERY Shelf and Building Say, brother Amis, how is this ? De Witt’s Little Early Risers. Best —FORMERLY BAKER HOUSE.— Keep a full stock of iron posts for eight cents a foot. ed with the rock formations in this Junction City, on her return from for Sick Headache, Biliousness, Sour district, and the character of the H A R D W A R E , Roseburg Wednesday, stopped off We are informed that an old batch- Stomach aud Constipation. J. P. Headquarters for Travelling Men. When you come to settle with them Sample Rooms Free. Rates from $1 you will find that it is eight cents ore bodies found, and with abund anil is a guest of her relatives, Mr. elor of Eugene, who wears “narrow Currin. R epairing n eatly done-, Mrs. L. F. Wooley, of Lemati. to $2 per Day. ance of water all through the dis guage” “high water pants” is ac a foot on each wire. The Oregon Central aud Eastern Willamette Street, Eugene. Or. Roseburg Plaindealer: Samuel trict for milling purposes. cused of saying the following hor Railroad Company will give one of Parks’ Tea is a great blood purifier S. E. BROWN, Proprietor. Veateh, of Portland, bar, concluded rid things : •‘It is the best patent medicine in and cleanser. A pleasaut herb drink their popular seaside excursions on to take up his residence in Roseburg, which moves the bowels without pain, tho world” is what Mr. E. M. Hart- being convinced that this city is a “There are women with noses like Sunday August 18th. Leaving griping or discomfort. Sold by J. A. mail, of Marquam, Oregon, says of very desirable place to locate. For the ant-eaters, voices like cat fighters, Albany"7 a. m., Corvallis 7:30 a. m.; THE Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera aud Benson Diarrhoea Remedy. “ What leads me present ho will occupy F. H. Rowe's faces like rank poison to the naked returning, leaves Newport at 5:30 ScBiors Loss.—About 12 o’clock to make this assertion is from the house in West Roseburg. eve, feet like pancakes, chests jike •p. m. Fare from Albany or Cor Saturday night two small boys fact that dyseutry in its worst form Ben Pierson come in from Bohe irouing boards aud necks as long vallis to Newport and returi $1.30 NOW MADE BY THE sleeping in the barn of Geo. Hawdey, 1 was prevalent around here last sum mia. where he has made some and stringy es poor land potatoes, Bicycles will be carried free on this near Creswell, were aroused from mer and it never took over two or recent discoveries that show way who go round the couutry lecturing train. Weather permitting, the COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON. sleep by fire. They just had time three doses of that remedy to effect up and make a prospector feel good. on dress reform nnd wearing clothes commodious steamer Farallon will a complete cure.” For sale by J. A. First-Class Turnouts Furnished with or without Driv to get two horses out, leaving four Benson, Cottage Grove. Joe Lyons, Mr. Galbrath, after making an that would stop a freight train on make several excursions over the horses te perish in the flames. A Drain. Druggists. ers. Travelers Conveyed to all points in this sec examination of the Lake Shore min down grade.” PHOTO COMPANY. bar. large amount of grain nnd hay, Stomach and Bowel Complaints are tion of Oregon at Reasonable Rates. The above cut on any Photograph f Mr. Galbrath of the Lake Shore ing Company's property preparatory The Eugene flouring mill is a guarantee of excellence. Enlarging with boggy and carriage and valu Mining Co., has just returned from to future operations in Bohemia, best relieved by the timely use of De from any kind of Picture, in Crayon able property, all were consumed. the mines. The ledge shows fine left for California on Wednesday. Witt's Colic & Cholera Cure. Insist reality. It took a good deal I Ink or Colors. Cull and see our sam- on having this preparation. Don't rustle—lots of grit—a good deal 1) pies and prices of Crayon work. The best crop for years was a total croppitigs for a long distance, and He is highly pleased with the out take any orher. J. P. Currin LONG & MORSE. - 1 8th and Willamette Sts.. Eugene, Or. loss in a few minutes. Cause of prospect well. They are working look of the mines and expresses the The Harney county, determined ing; but we’ve got the mill, " e Clothing tor Ladies and Children fire not known, nnd Mr. and Mrs. ou the vein 180 feet from the sur opinion that Bohemia is going to as usual to keep up with the pro needed it and its here to Hawley are in Eastern Oregon. s^a3 • Made to order cheap for cash or face showiug it is from 4 to 8 feet tie a great camp in the near future. cession in the sensational world, Vhen one stops to think of it it 18 j country produce, by Cholera Morbus is a dangerous wide which assays well. presents to the public within ten h u'd to see how we got along a sin- M rs . P et S anford , complaint, and often is fatal in its For binders, mowers, rakes and They have drifted ou the vein Cottage Grove- days an account of a $15,000 incen results. To avoid this you should gl i season without it. A few more No. 1 machine oil cheaper than diary fire. The suicide of a well of .tuch enterprises would be of un- use De Witt’s Colic & Cholera Cure, over 272 feet all in pay ore while part ever, go to N. H. Martin. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. as soon as the first symptoms appear. of the lead runs very high. This known life insurance agent, and the tolo benefit to this county. What’s U nited S tates L and O ffice ,( Pacific Nursery Co., Tangeut, Ore 8«*WEST SIDE -%« J. P. Currin. ' amount of development work gives elopement of a man’s wife and fami the matter with a woolen mill or R oseburg , Oregon, August 9,1895.5 gon, placed an advertisement in the Notice is hereby given ’h at the following- The poverty social al Markley ! them abundance of ore to start a ly during his temporary absence at something of that sort? —Eugene named I wish to announce to my friends that I am again running the Cot- settler lias filed notice of his intention to Echo-LsADER aud the Riddle Enter make Anal proof in support ot his claim, anil hall last week was largely attended. ! a mill, still they keep a night and Baker City, says an exchange. Regis er. that said proof will be made before the Register tag« Grove Hotel, and will keep boarders at following rates: prise this week. The company and file Receiver. U S land office, at Roseburg, The apjienrauce of many in attend day shift opeuing up the mine. Try Liverine for Constipation. Douglas county, Oregon, on September C8,1895, grow nice stock and guarantee satis $3 50 to $4 00 per week. DIED: - - John Kuykendall, a pioneer of 1852, viz; William Jones on homestead entry No 6955. ance was in the highest sense gro Just at the foot of the hill there is a Sold under a positive guarantee. for the E1-, Sw'4 and lots 6, 7 of sec. 2, tp ga S R3 faction to all who purchase trees. died at Di ain, August 13, after a lingering ill small lake that will furnish suffi ! west. He names the following witnesses to tesque. We never saw so many J. A. Benson, Sole Agent. ness, aged 75 years. He came to this coast, ■ h^coaVhmous’^ e ' s i ^ in 1852. traveling part of the way In the same vatinn of. ' said • • • land, - -- * - viz: « - F. M. Hambrick, Hen persons dressed in rags of all colors, cient water for milling purposes, so Some of the merchantu of Myrtle A N ew B ridge .—The county court train with tt e late D. R. Christian, of this place. ry Witte and A. A Rouse of Cottage Grove. Or- R. W. VEATCH. Proprietor. egon, and Lane Shortrklge of Wallace; Oregon. shapes and kinds. Everybody en that a mill cau be located near the Point are endeavoring to have the egon K. M. V eatch , Register. intends building a bridge across the Arriving in Oregon, he stopped one winter at aug 17-11 Milwaukie, rt moving from there to what is now joyed the social hugely. The baked mine enabling them to haudle their editor of the Riddle Enterprise move his plant to that place aud Coast Fork river, nine miles above Wilbur, in Do lglas county, where he lived for Sum m ons for D ivorce. beaus, sandwiches and coffee was 01 es at the lowest possible cost. start a paper there in place of tlic Cottage Grove, at once. The span twenty years, t iking an active part, with Father In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon nil O. K. The music too was good Wilbur, in founding the old Umpqua Academy Mr. C. G. Strong, principal of the West Oregonian which was suspend For Lane County. maintaining its existence through many try The tbiee judges appointed to pick public rchools at Anderson, Cal., ed a few weeks ago.—Marshfield will be 75 feet. It will be placed and Katc II. Anderson, Plaintiff, about 600 feet below where an old ing years when it wru the only school In the state vs: out the most horridly dressed, aud says: “I have used Chamberlain's Suu. of high grade so u tl of Eugene, or perhaps Salem. bridge was washed out several years Afterwards he removed to California for a few S h e G o t a S a fty , Charles Anderson, Defendant. best representative of what the Pain Balm anil have found it an ex years, but returned to Oregon in 1885, engaging cellent remedy for lameness and Charles Anderson, Defe Riant: We learn that a school girl grad since. The old span was 140 feet, in the drug business at Drain where he has re To social was intended to be, were slight wounds.” IN THE NAME OF THE STATE Oh and by buying $100 worth of land Oregon you are hereby required t» appear and , sided since except ibout one year when he re Messrs. Beagle, W. H. Cooper nud er‘the complaint filed against ;ou in the , Lameness usually results from u uate in Eugene read an advertise sided in Eugene, belt g engaged in the grocery answ IR O N W A R E , A M M U N IT IO N , E T C . the county has avoided the longer above entitled suit on or before Monday the 28th : G R A N IT E E P. Thorp. The most grotesque sprain, or other injury, or from rheu- ment in a Chicago paper, “Girl want business on Willame te street where the Chris day of October 1896, being the first day of the span.—Eugene Guard. next regular term of said Court, and if you fail i man block now stands figure—lady and gentleman were to matism. for which Chamberlain’s ed to sell baking powder. To any so answer tlie plaintiff will apply to the C o u rt! John Kuykendall was one of a group of early to for relief as follow’s: a dissolution of the marriage Pain Balm is especially intended and girl who will send us $—for three be awarded a valuable prize, each. coiners who made It a credit to be called a contract between y >u ami plaintiff and for a One carload of cherries from San unequalled. It affords almost im of Oregon. His kind are rapidly pass change of plaintiff's name. Mrs. Mount and Ed Long captured mediate relief and in a short time dozen cans of our rapidly selling dose sold in Boston at $2,932,37, pioneer F bkd . P age -T u stin , ing away and but a few straggling gray heads Plaintiff’s Attorney. the prizes, but it was difficult to de effects a permanent cure. For sale bakiug powder we will forward at and another car also sold June 24th, are left of the young men >f noble character and This summons is published by order of Hon, J. C. Fullerton Judge of said court, dated July high purpose who came west to build up homes, They must have cide just who were entitled to the by J. A Benson, Cottage Grove. Joe once a beautiful safety.” She s nt for $2,835.44 found a commonwealth, ft ster education and 26tll, 1895. Aug3 9 netted the growers over ten cents the money and by hustling around LEMATI, OREGON. make the land “ where rolls the Oregon” some prizes, so many were close in com Lyons, Drain. Druggists. thing more than a sounding name. He was a S chool M oney .—Superintendent like a house afire for three weeks she per pound ou the trees. petition. E P. Thorp was selected NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. man of whom all who knew him may say, ‘ A The carload of gooseberries ship good and Just man has gone tc rest.” A widow to pin the prizes on the successful • Stevenson will make the school ap- managed to unload the stuff. The U nited S tates L and O ffice , one daughter and seven tons survive him. winners, and he half suspects it was pnrtionment of state and county “safety” came in an envelope, and was ped east from Salem, of which men and Roseburg, Oregon, July 24,1895. tion was made recently, is reported Of these Mrs. A. Pickering, of Fort Omaha, Neb., Notice is hereby given t l a t tlie following- a put up job on a bashful man— money next week. The state fund one of those brass pins horse blank as a glowing success, they having Dr. G. B. Kuykendall, of Pomeroy, Wash., Rev. named settler lias tiled notice of his Intention to . W. Kuykendall, of California Dr. W. Kuy make final proof in support cf ills claim, andlhat but he got through someway. will amount to $1.55 or $1.60 to et size, like mamma used to keep up sold for about seven cents, while J kendall, of this city, and E. W. Kuykendall, of said proof will be made before A. C. Jennings, Clerk of 1-aue county Oregon, at Eugene, our style with. Some laughed so much that their each person.—Eugene Guard Grant’s Pass, were at his bedside luring his last County the same class of berries were sell Lane county Oregon, on September 7, 1896, viz: Henry A. LaJoie on homestead entry No. 5400 ing in Portland at from 1 to 2 cents. illness.- Eugene Guard. For Over Fifty Years sides pained them for seveial days M y S w e eth ea rt. for the Ixit 1 & Nw1, Sw^. of see.. 4 Tp. 20 A, K. large gooseberries of the 3 west. He names the following witnesses to A n O ld and W ell -T r ie d R em edy .—Mrs. The Her cheek» are like the roses, after. I prove his continuous residence upon and culti Winslow's Southing Syrup has been used for Northwest were a revelation to peo Her brow is lily white; vation of, said land, viz: Jam es H. Jackson, over fifty years bv millions of mothers tor their Awarded And well I know the reason. Joseph Neil, Thomas J. Johnsen, of Walker, children while teething, with perfect success, ple of the east. H ow’s This ! tt soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all Highest Honors—World’.» Fair, ! Oregon and William M. Deflaney of Creswell, She takes Parks' Tea each night. pain, cures wind cholic, and Is the best remedy Oregi We offer One Hundred Dollars re The new woman is continuing to She's strong and well aud happy, too, Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair. R. M. V eatch Register. J uly27-8 for Diarrhoea. Is pleasant to the taste. Sold ward for any case of Catarrh thatcan- Her lace is clear and bright, bv Druggists in every part of the World. Tweu- advance daily. This is the latast ’ D E C five cents a bottle. Its yalue is incalculable. Aud laughingly she tells the cause, cot be cured by Hull’s Catarrh Cure. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's SooUiing declaration of feminine rights from “ 1 take Parks’ Tea each night.” F. J. CHENEY & CO,. Toledo, O. Syrup, aud take no other kiud. High Priestess Elizabeth Cady Stan • old by J. A. Benson, We, the undersigned have known ton: “Women’s legs are very A young lady explained to out- vho preaches A CUP The minister F. J . Cheney for the last 15 years, aud much more pleasing aud graceful printer the other day the distinction OF believe him perfectly honorable in all „gajugt the extravagance of the rich to look at than man’s. So, why W E MAKE A SPECIALTY OF business transactions and financially oa wr track. l t ig jm_ between priuting and publishing, should they not expose them if they able to carry out any obligations , and at the conclusion she shyly said: care to do so ?” , i , , « possible for the rich to be too ex- made by their firm. 1 Gracious sakes, Elizabeth, how “Now, you may print a kiss in my W est & T ruax , Wholesale DruggUU, travagant. The money they spend cheek, but you must not publish it. you do talk ! Toledo, O. W aldiso , K innan A j to gratify their whims is of much F o r ‘be manufacture of wliicb we have superior facilities. Me invite A little Creswell girl who recent M arvin , Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, greuter lienetit to the world than it He locked up that “form” so it parties contemplating building or reparing to call and inspect our lum ly visited Eugene and saw a N IG H T ber Ohio. would be if hoarded. The miserly woulden’t “pi” and agreed that pub bloomer on wheels, upon her re Respectfullv, Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken intern- , . . . ’ lishing wasn’t in it.” ,• a . .v » 1.^.1 rich ire the ones who ought to be turn home was trying to tell her M O V E S T H E B O W ELS IN ally, nctjpg directly upon the blood The U. S. Gov't Reports papa what, bloomers were. “They T H E M O R N IN G . and mucous surfaces ot the system., preached at. COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON. show Royal Baking Powder arj just like pants’’ she said “only Most Perfect Made. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. p ,. p rice’s Cream B ak in g P ow der fatter.’’— Eugene G iiard. For sale bv J. A. B enson superior to a ll others. 40 Year? the Standard. per bottle Sold by ail Druggists. AsrsrJiJ (toll MMwiater Fair. San Francùcii. Great Reduction T h e L ocal W o rld . IN ALL LINES FOR CASH! FINE ies’ a i Mu SHOES Mens’ and Boys’ CLOTHING! MERCHANTS & BANKERS, BIG PROFITS 510= H A R D W S R. PIPER. Hardware, Steves, Tinware ani 1 New Enterprise! Acknowledged to be the Best: PHOTOGRAPHS LIVERY, Sale and FEED STABLE, Fine Saddle Horses a Specialty. COTTAGE GROVE HOTEL, Large Free Sample Rooms. Call and See Mee. For No. 1 Goods and Low Prices in I Hardware, Stoves, Tinware, Co to tllfi Slots ot 100,000 FEET SEASONED Building Lumber. m CREAM B A h lN v Our Saw Mill is in the Front for a BIG TRADE INTERIOR HOUSE FINISH J. I. JONES P0WWB ;í i ta . - ——.j i: » ’S .
