Cottage Grove echo=leader., August 24, 1895, Image 3

T he L ocal
W o r ld .
T rim m ed b ats a t one-balf re g u la r
price, th ro u g h the m onth of A ugust
a t Mrs. N ewm an’s.
so c ia l f l u t t e r in g .
H E N R Y W H IT E ,
A SO I H IL U A
O R EG O N P IO N E E R .
W a tc h e s
C lo c k s
an d
J e w e lry
V» ie>Lcb to re n t his p ro p erty in
G ran ts Pass, Or., Aug. 17.—
A rthur Frazer returned to Eugene C ottage Grove, to some carefu l ten-
R
epaired
a t red u ced rates by
Charles W alker, one of th e oldest
Monday.
Baby bonnets one-thiril off for
nant, for a period of one year, and resideulg of £ o u th ern Oregon, died Sanford, the Jew eler. Satisfaction
Is it to Bohemia Y ou're Mrs. M. J . Jo rd an is visiting Mrs.
cash at Mrs. Newman's.
will take one-half the re n t in haul- su d Jen ly last n ig b t of b e a rt fajlure g u aranteed. Office next door to
G-oing ?
A. T odd.
Li verino
ing. I f you re n t it will pay you at the T hornton house, in this city. H em enw ay’s Livert- stable, Lem ati,
Win. Hawley returned from Salem
Then with the fastest team s and
to look this up, A t O nce . Call on Ju d g e W alker, as he was commonly Ore.
Liverene the Great Liver, K idney best rigs, will L ong & Morse take Thursday.
him at residence, Main street.
and Constipation Cure.
Mrs.
Chas.
Bowen,
of
Latham
,
was
you as cheap as anybody. Call at
known, come to Oregon in 1852, and ROYAL G RANGE RESOLUTIONS.
their
Livery, F eed
and
Sale in o u r city Thursday.
was associated with this p a rt of O re­
P r o s p e r it y I n S ig h t .
If you want any hauling done Htables, C ottage d rove, Or.
Mrs. L ena L ang went to Wildwood
B e i t Resolved: T hat a reg u lar ¡ ¡ p i a l l i
gon
ever since. H e was for a
leave your order» with
P ro sp erity really seems to be
: for a few weeks visit.
O
h
Y
en
!
m
eeting
of Royal G range, C ottage
n
u
m
b
er
of
years
engaged
in
legal
J ack K . owlton .
We keep P ark s’ Cough Syrup an 1 Miss K ate H anson was in Eugene em erging in this state from th e total
Grove
precient,
L ane county, O re­
work
in
M
ontana
and
Id
aho,
aud
eclipse th a t it suffered in 1893, says
B inding Tw ine at N. H. M artins we tell ever »ne it is th e best co u g h first of th e week.
gon,.held
on
th
is
th
:rd day of Augm t
praticed
law
here
in
early
day«.
the
P
o
rtlan
d
Oregonian.
T
he
best
for 8J to 9Jc. P atronize home in- cure we sell Everybody likes it an
Miss Belle Chapman, of Eugene, is
1895, th e following pream ble aud
L
ater,
he
engaged
in
m
ining
en
ter­
we
sell
it
or.
guarantee.
Try
it
evidence
of
th
is
is
th
e
uniform
ly
*or
visiting
friends
here
this
week.
duatry.
your cold. Sold by J. B. Benson.
■ Jam e8 Jo n es left on Tuesday’s local good crops, the favorable weather prises and followed the gold excite­ resolutions were duly adopted.
Mr. A. V. W hitney has the thanks i
W hereas , Bra. F ra n k J. Dauie-
m ent th ro u g h its heat. The Ju d g e
of the E cho -L eadek for souie sweet Handsome D ental W o rk , with grip ami blankets for M ontana. of the harvest season, th e tendency,
wood
W orthy O verseer of said
— AND.— '—
was
71
years
of
age,
a
n
d
t
leaves
an
•I. C. G ray will be at th e Sherwood
Mrs. B ait, of Comstock, was visit- though slight, tow ard upw ard prices
cider.
House, A ugust 25 to A ugust 28, for
ft ¡ends in Lem ati a few days this for staple farm products, and the estate of several thousanA.dollars jn -G range has m inistered to th is soci-
S. F. WEEKLY CALL.
the practice of D entistry. F irs t " ' t b '
I general sp irit of clieerfulluess th a t Jacksou and Josephine counties aud e0 ' more than two years in a m an­
.
1 J . R. Kendall, the handsome blonde
T he best pap er on th e Pacific .
prevails am ong farm ers. T his last at C ottage Grove, where he b u ilt a ner w hich none could be more ac-
class w ork.
,. . . ,
„ , ... . .
I
batchelor of the D ivide, was in our
coast, cost $1.50 p er annum . The
elem
ent is no mean factor in the hotel some years ago. H e has a i ceptable.
B o o t a n d S h o e R e p a rin g .
city T h u rsd ay .
weekly Call and th e E oho -L fadek
W hereas , d u ty called him to Col­
It. J. N’okes has opened a s h o e , Miss Lizzie Baughm an w ent to general result. I t is a well-known son a t Saux C enter, Minn., and
are w orth $3.50 p e r year, b u t you
orado,
therefore he it
oth
er
children
in
various
p
arts
of
shop on Main street, Lem ati, in the Eugene to visit friends a few days this fact th a t the mail who takes kindly
can have both papers for $2.50 cash.
R
esolved
th a t we ten d er to Bro.
the
E
ast.—Ashland
Tidings.
to his lo t aud considers him self rea­
room form erly occupied l,y John M,‘ek.
E A K I N & B R IS T O W ,
T his will give an imuneuac am ount
Miss Nellie M itlnngton went to her sonably well off is in reality p ro sp er­
Damewoods
o
u r sincere th an k s for
A L a n e C o u n ty llo y .
C urrin. lie will mend nnd rep air .
*
home on Pleasant Hill Wednesday
of very choice reuding for a little
ous; while on the o th er hand, he
W e clip the follow ing concerning the honest and most earn est efforts
shoes a t reasonable figures.
m orning.
money.
Prof.
J. L. Tait, form erly of Cres- l’u t forth b-v bi,n iu bebalf of 0111
GOTT AGE GROVE,
who
is
“down
on
his
luck,”
so
to
OR.
L ig h t ru n n in g P lan o binders, | Mr. D. Burton and family of Spring-
Wm. T ait aud F. Skeels left nnd mow,-is. See ad. of same for field, were visiting his daughter, Mrs. speak, is always in bad financial well, nnd a son of the well known G ra c Se an<1 tbe individual m em ber-
early in the th e week for the hop 1 sale bv N. H. Mai tin, in this week's j M. C. Bond, or this city, Sunday.
shape, w ithout reg ard to his person­ farm er Jo h n Tait, from the Mt. S ter- sbip tbereof- We heartily coin-
y ard s near H arrisb u rg .
ON-
! E c u o L eadeb .
, jpiss Celia L urch returned from a al assets. F arm ers in g eneral have ling, K entucky, G azette, of Au- 11161111 bim to tbe w orld a t IarKe>
oust
7
th
:
’
j
and
all
p
atro
n
s
iu
general
as
in
for
several
years
been
in
th
e
la
tte
r
J
trip
to
the
Bohemia
Gold
mines
first
and
For binders, mowers, rakes
° “Prof. J L T ait, of th e M t Ster- ’ ever-v sensG a luost " o ltb .v an d es’
No. 1 m achine oil cheaper than Coughing around. You can stop it if j of the week,
class.— E ast Oregonian.
ever, go to N. H . M artin.
you want to by using P ark s’ Cough
D Orousbeck) of Creswell, came up
ling Fem ale Seminary, has finally tin)able gentlem an. I t is with re-
R eturning prosperity will m ake many rich, but m.wl,. re can th e y m ake so m uch w itbin a short
A fte r n o o n T ea s.
tim e as by successful Speculation iu G rain, Provisions and Stock. '
ü G Walker has re-papered SyrU,>' H ? dw'SU ‘ *'’,rel J°"r
’ Tuesday to visit Ids daughter Mrs. F.
secured Miss A nna Miller, of A n d e r-; g re l tb a t wc S6V6r o u r c0“ necii
v. vr. »vainer uus re ¡»aperçu you (.an gl.t your money back. Sold , v
F lit Hartwell in her last syndicate
P O R K A C II D O I.I.A E I N V I ’S T K D c a n b e m a d e l»y o u r
with him, and feel assured th a t his
W. H. Beagles m eat m arket, ami by J. A. Benson.
article says: ‘T d o n 't recommend son, Ind., as teacher of E nglish,
...
.,
Mrs.
P
et
Sunfi
rd
our
leading
dress-
work
in
behalf
of
hum
anity
will
be
with the artistic painting, gives it
Thl8 bfein„ n early the tb e titne of ! m uker
tQ
any special brand of tea for afternoon E locution
and
D elsarte.
M iss'
blessed w
w ith
th a a t t m
m easure
easure ot
of success
u u tu
a very nice appearance.
vear fo r bop8 to l,e picked, many day Ou business, and returued Mon- four o’cloeks. I do, however, know M iller is a lady of wide rep u tatio n ■ Dlesseu
by us. All suce ssful speculators o perate on a regular system.
all about the best tea to take at night. as a teacher, h aving been for some ' wbleb b e de8erves- L. II. S lagle . originated
:
' ! ! •!<■ ■ i j . i t 1!. ti ¡i. . i- a r e th o u n i l s of men in all p arts of th e U nited States who.
F rom p resent indications, if some families are leaving for the various ‘lay.
t'Y s \ - p nnii:.’ iraiim g tin’oiu-ii Clu
I 1 o r . ;• ma!.' large am ounts e\er> year, ranging from a
P ark s’ Tea will certainly clear your
II. V eatch , Secretary.
i
.¿¡,,1 . ! : r . fur Hi.'
v. I,.,
i.ii. i v il, <r t wo liumlfcd dollars up to s.v» ooo lo
of th e ladies succeed in tam ing th e y ard s th ro u g h o u t the country. H ops
Mrs. L. D. Scarbrough and family, complexion and purify your blood. years principal of the H ig h school Master.
SIOO.OOO or mo . by thosv who invi si a p w Ihoosaod.
It is a ¡so a la«-: Ih.it lh..
who mako its :,, r _ < oroti . from coniparativelv small investm ent*
One night Mr. Isaac Tv : - e was stop-
bicycle, the lielovtd craze is liable are said to be of larg e yield, though " f Creswell, were visiting relatives a Yon will be surprised at the improve­ of Abilene, K ansas. This position
o:i tins plan a r i n -on- v. ho live aw ay from elm . ... ami in vest ihrough brokers who tlioroualilv
few days this week.
ment if you take a cup of P ark s’ Tea J she resigned two years am» to ac- 1 I *n S " * " * l n e ’ s a >'s
1 - U .: ti h , a um lorsiand sy stem atic trailing.
to m ake its appearance in this town, the price is n ot very encouraging.
■ ■ pla’i dm - u..l risk 111 whole am ount h s’.'d on any trade. Iiut eovers both sides so th a t
</•«; ‘^ n u a s - w hether
Mrs. J . P. Currin and little son, each n ig h t.” F or sale by J. A. ' cept th e chair of E n g lish L ite ra tu re I !’r " ,lbne'lt m6rchaat,
ihc i.;:i -t rises or falls ii 1 m as a si
i . olit lli ,t piles up enormously iu a short time.
Mr. J H arm s, expects soon to
The 8Ujt o f Je rry Iletty ag ain st have returned from their pleasure Benson.
- -
i” : ’ 1 1 - *, i ' " * ' s l l ’d l s i i r i
i i . also our Mamioi on sicecssfu l speculation and our
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I
riy-t
1
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0
,
,n
.
loll
O|
mohcy-iiialtiiiv
pointers.
A i . L l K I . l i . O ur M anuel explains m argin
m
T
.
.
t
„
.
.
Jm
th
e
h
ig
h
school
a
t
A
nderson,
I
n
d
.
1
in\
y
On.
going
to
h
b
room
I
have th e ro u te extended from W ild W arran
Robinson for labor in triii to B aker City.
l o u i i i l trading fully. 11 . host references in reg ard to our standing and success.
T ry L iv en n e for Constipation, last sp rin g a severe attack of la
. ing from cram p colic. He
For fu rth er inform ation address
wood so th a t the mail will go ami I Ju stice M edley’s c o u rt on Tuesday,
M. E. Grousbeck a b rother of Mrs.
Sold u nder a positive guarantee.
grip p e m ade it d o u b tfu l w hether ! was in s u d i agony I feared he would
re tu rn twice a week from the mines. waa decided in favor of the plaintiff F. A. Newman, went to H arrisburg
T H O M A S ¿i, C O ., C a n k e rs a n d B ro k e rs ,
J. A. Benson, Sole A gent.
she could resum e h er work another ' ,Jic- 1 hastily gave him a dose of
M arried .— Wm. E astm an and ' in the sum of $10 an d cost. Cooper
U -2 4 2 R ia lto B u ild in g , C H iC A G O , IL L .
hop y ard .
The follow ing from an exchange year, nnd she was n o t an applicant
''.'.'''.‘’A . / J 1?
Miss M urimla Ktiuit, were m arried and
Bilyeu ap p earin g for the
; D iarrhoea Remedy. H e was scon ri
,
.
,
i
We
are
pleased
to
announce
th
a
t
for
re-election,
A
stro
n
g
c
tn
stitu
-
by Justice Medley, in C ottage Grove, plaintiff, and N. M artin for the de- j M r D E Slagle> who hag been v(,ry h its the nail squarely on the head:
lieved and the first words he uttered
tion, aided by a sum m er in th e coun­ were, “ what was th at stuff you gave
“Yes,
indeed
these
are
h
ard
times.
W ednesday Aug. 21.
feudent
, sick for the past three weeks, is now
', / V
We throw away o u r eshes and try, has fully resto red th e lady’s m e?” I informed him. A few days
,,
m i
i sluwlv on th e mcm l
Geo. Spurr has received
his
l.KRriMCATEs G ranted ..— I he hoard
health, and she is now iu b e tte r con­ ' ago we were talking about his attack
grease
and
buy
soups.
We
let
our
Mrs. W. Hemenwny and family
commission as post m aster a t K o b e-! o{ 8ehoo, exaluinei.„ Tueadav
and lie said he was never without
friends on Siuslaw Sun- m anure go to waste. W e raise dogs dition than ever.
mia, and an o rd er for its removal 1 Dieted th e work of exam ining the i were visiting i...,i
that remedy now. I have used it in
..
•
i
,
,
,
,
“ We co n g ra tu late Prof. T ait and my family for several y ears. I know
1
°
| day. 1 nt y nail a pleasant trip, and and b u v hogs. M e grow- weeds and
from D ouglas to L aue county.
' papers of the applicants for school say the roads are fine.
I buy vegetables and broom s
We the people of Alt. S terlin g ou this its worth and do not hesitate to re­ COTTAGE G R O V E ,
OREGON
There Is no doubt, no failure, when certificates. T he succes ful ones
Darwin Bristow, Uncle Billy Cur- cMch five ce n t fisjh w itb a
lod acquisition. W ith Miss Dixon as commend it to my friends an custom ­
you ta k “ D eW itt's Colic & Cholera
Dealeri in
are: F irs t g lade, J. O. M cC radv; n n , R i le r t Cooley, Dave M cFarland i
. ... , , ,
Cure. I t is pleasant, a rts promptly,
, ■ i . i ,,
i
f
We build school houses s and send teacher of F ren ch aud Music, and ers. F or sale by J . A. Benson, Cot­
o tt; th ird ant* C. Pitcher, left Saturday for
tage
Grove.
Joe
Lyons,
D
rain.
second
grade,
J.
W.
A
bbott
no bad after effects. J. I’. Currin.
he educated. Miss M iller for 'English. E locution Dru gists.
i „ w , i an ou tin g across the Cascades.
our children off to hi
grade, Ada Calef, C harles W ent­
■i
L e v ità ;
Mrs. Jennie Eakin and daughter, All<1 lastb ’
«end o u r hoys out aud D elsarte, the Mt. S terlin g
T he
ladies of the M ethodist worth. S arah W hitler, Leone Y’oder,
Free Bus lo and From
Fem ale Sem inary certain ly shows Central;-/ Located.
Mrs. Suiter of Salem, are the guests 1 with a $10 gun ainl a $10 dog
church believing th a t cleanliness is
a stro n g faculty. Miss M iller con:-
Special Rates for F milies.
all Trains,
next to G odliness,, have given the H alils H ayden, Daisy M cM urry, f Mr. F ran k W hipple and family of h u n t 10 cent birds.”
bines the stu d y of E nglish L ib ra- NEAREST HOTEL TO POSTOI I-ICE
inside of the church a g rau d clean­ P ercy P. Adams. The follow ing I Cottage Grove. Mrs. Eakin is a I
S H E E T IR O N W A R E ,
were reeom euded bv the b o ard for ! sister to
. Whipple,
in g and scrubbing.
oh ! My Back i
*-ure " ’ith th a t of E lo cu tio n — cer-
W ild w o o d A x e s, A m u n itio n , a n d a ll s iz e s o f
Miss H attie Thompson h ss the state diplom as: Miss Eva Went-1 .Tames Benson, the genial clerk in
A good many tire I men and women bainly a h ap p y com bination and one
honor of being the first lady in w orth ami Mrs. S. K G eorge S tate t u n in s d ru g sn u c, went to Canyon- could get rid of th at pain in their back scientifically correct.
Prof. Tait 1
ville y e ster biy. ta k in g his “ b ik e”
C ottage G rove who possesses a ' life diplom a, Miss A nna Grain. T he with him to make a tour am onj his if they would try P ark s’ Sure Cure i,as shown him self to bo a man
Keep a full stock of
NAILS,
CUTLERY
Shelf and Building
for , . the . Liver and K tdnevs. , The worthy
„ „ , one
bicycle. We predict others will soon b inni was com posed of .-Superit- many friends ¡n Douglas eountv.
FORMERLY BAKER HOUSE.—
of confidence, nnd
is usually there and P arks
„
a
r
n-
follow and th at bloomers will be the ten b ut Stevenson, J. M. W illiams . E. P. Thorp, editor nnd general . trouble
Men.
Sure Cure reaehes and curea ¡t Sold thoroughly
u n d ersta n d in g
flu H ead q u arters for liav ellm :.
a
id
Miss
Mary
McCormick,
-E
u
-
! m anager of the E cho -L eader , has b y j 4 Benson
science of school an 1 college work ; Sample Rooms Free. R ates from >1 LET’Repairing neatly done)
“go" here as in o u r sister cities.
been absent d u rin g the past week.
' _ _ 1 _ _ _ _ _
! b u t in n o th in g has he proven th is i t o ‘;2 Pe r D ay-
T he proprietors of the N e w Y o r k g en e R egister.
This will account for the paper not
W illam ette S treet, E ugene, Or.
“
I
t
is
ttie
tiest
p
a
ten
t
m
edicine
iu
fus’d’- th a n in h is selectio n o f,
R acket store, have just, had a new
, • , ,
T
S. E. BROW N, P roprietor.
the w orld” Is w hat M r. E. M. H a rt­ being us newsy and sparkling as 11 ,
• ig u painted on th e front of their
¡te a (heis. H e b tu e v e m patrom z
m an, of ..larq lam . O regon, sa y s of usual, and for the many m istakes it . .
sto re to let strangers know where C h a m l i e i Inin’s Colic, C h o lera anil is apt to contain. We hope the many ''tie s of . reig .it have heen hauled oy ¡r „ a Iniiu wbo u n d erstan d s hit
See P rof. T ait before placin
they are and th eir business.
D iarrh o ea Rem edy. " W h a t leads me readers of Hie same, will excuse the team from Corvallis to Eugene, work
THE
paper,
look
over
our
faults
and
not
{
a
distance
of
40
miles,
a
t
a
consider-
Vo
u
r
d
a
u
g h te r in school for the
to
m
ake
th
is
assertio
n
is
from
th
e
S ta t e N o rm a l S ch ool.
able saving besides giving team sters year.
fact th a t d y setitry in its w orst form criticise the "devil.”
M r. IT. \ . B arr, of th e firm of B a rr em ployment. W ith a b ranch line to
was p rev alen t aro u n d h e ie lust su m ­
A t Drmu O regon. I'o u r new
NOW M ADE BY T H E
m er aiul it n ev er to o k o v er tw o o r Bros, in Eugene, was doing business E ugene b u sin ess men of C ottage
buildings. T hree courses of study. th re e doses of th a t rem edy to effect in C o ttag e G rove Tue.-ila v and
There are a g rea t many unfortu­
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON.
W rite for catalogues.
a co m p lete c u re .” F o r sale by J . A. | W ednesday, We tak e the following Grove, Creswell, Springfield, Dexter, nates in this worli’., g reater in num ber
P leasant Hill, Coburg, and nearly than those who are blessed with good
B ensou, C ottage G rove. Jo e Lyons, from th e R e g is te r:
L ocis B arzeis P re s id e n t
First-C lass T urnouts Furnished, w ith or w ithout D riv­
The B arr Bros, have ju st finished every oth er tra d in g point in the digestion. To some people
tiie
Geo. N. S p u rr has retu rn ed from
a new kind of pruning knife, made county, except those to th e n orth greatest m isfortune is not to be able
ers. T ravelers Conveyed to all points in th is sec­
P o rtla n d , w here he purchased a
Local editors will agree with the expressly for Dr. Sharpies. I t is an
PHO TO COMPANY.
along tbe line could make money to cat everything set before them.
tion of Oregon a t Reasonable Rates.
te n stam p mill fo r the Cham pion following from the quill of oue of | entirely original notion of Mr. Barr,
“ I suffered for years w ith D yspepsia,
The above cu t on any Photograph :•
will certainly be of g reat benefit | using teams hau lin g to and from the and everything I ate disagreed with a guarantee ol'e.:eel! uvc. Eiilargnig
mine, aud m ade arran g em en ts for them.
“ New spaper men are blam ed with to tb e a v erag e tre e g lo w er. I t will G - C. & E. line.— E u g e n e G u a rd
me. I was induced to try Simmons from any kind of Picture, in Crayon |
its keiu g p u t up within sixty days in
In k .rColors, Call and see our sam ­
a
lot.
of
th
in
g
s
thev
can
’t
help;
such
««t
off
a
lim
b
two
inches
through
as
Stomach and Bowel Com plaints are Liver R egulator and was cured. I ples aud prices of Crayon work.
ru n n in g order.
LONG- & MORSE.
easy as you could cut a piece of cloth
now
eat
everything.”
—M.
Bright,
8tii and W illamette Sts.. Eugene, Or.
best relieved by the timely use of De-
P ark s’ Tea is a great blood purifier as using p artiality iu m entioning with a p air of sisso rs.”
] W itt’s Colic & Cholera Cure. Insist Maddison Parish, La.
an d cleanser. A pleasant herb drink visitors, giving new s ab o u t some
Clothing tor Ladias and Children
If
any
of
o
u
r
public
school
¡on having this preparation. D on’t
which moves the bowi Is without pain, foiks aud leaving o u t others, etv.
Made to o rd er cheap for cash or
take
any
orher.
J.
P.
Currin
griping or discomfort. Sold by J. A. He sim ply p rin ts the news he can teachers should ask the question,
country produce, by
Mosby Creek Items.
Benson
“W hen did th e w ar for the Union
M rs . P et S anford ,
find. Some people will inform him
Cottage Grove.
T lii« W a s a G o o d O ne.
A level headed Salem m inister re­ ab o u t such th in g s am i o th ers do c l o s e t h e r e would he a general
“Did I tell you the la test b rig h t i Item s are alm ost as scarce ns
m arked to the religious editor of the not. An editor should n ot be ex­ raising of hands and tho answer
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION.
Angels on earth.
J o u rn a l: “As the w eather gets hotter pected to know the name an d resi­ would und o u b ted ly be, “Iu the th in g th a t my boy g o t o ff'?” asked i
»©»W EST S ID E .-© »
E xited S tates L and O ffice ,!
Tame blackberries are g ettin g R osekiihg , Oregon, August 9, 1895.»
I have lieen m aking my serm ons a dence of all y o u r uncles, au n ts and sp rin g of 1865.” No answ er more McBride, as he joined a g ro u p of
T wish to anno nee to my friends th a t I am again ru n n in g the Cot­
| ripe.
N otice is hereby given that th e following-
little m ore interesting, nnd find it cousins; r veil if he should see them definite could be given. I t is safe friends a t th e club.
liametl settler has tiled notice of his intention to
m
ake
final
¡»roof
in
support
of
his
claim,
and
tage
Grove Hotel, and will keep boarders a t following rates:
to say th a t none of them would
The
hum of th e
th resh in g
bolds the crow ds ju st us if half the ,,td ()j| alld ()U tbe
“Yes, you did,” replied all, in con­
th a t said prooi \\ ill be made before the R egister
anti
the
lieceiv»»r.
V
S
land
ottiee.
at
Roseburg,
postpone
the
term
ination
until
next
m
achine
is
h
eard
again.
cert, w ith discouraging unanim ity.
people were not at sum m er resorts-’ ab o u t i t I t ’s news th a t makes a
$3 50 to $4 GO per week.
Douglas eountv, Oregon, on Septem iier 2 k . is «» ,.
viz: \\ illiam Jo n es on hom estead e ntry No G955,
sum m er. The suprem e co u rt of the
— E ugene R egister.
“T h a t’s where I ’ve ca u g h t vou.’ 1 Mr. W eaver of Row River, has I , for
new spaper and every man. woman TT . 1 ox A.
1
1
N • •
tile E' o b u , and lots t) , 7 Of sec. 2. tp 23 S R a
in- n v.i s the G Honing w itnesses I.
Cholera Moi tins is a dangerous and child call be an associate editor United States rendered a decision reto rte d McBride, “for it only hap- moved to Mosby Creek to make it west,
prove liis continuous residence ufMtn and eulti
|
ra
tio
n
of.
F. m
M. . iia
Ifainoriek,
lie n
IS
i
i,
which
i
b
in
d
in
g
upon
th
e
en-
1
pened
last
evening,
an
d
I
h
aven't
his
fu
tu
re
home.
■
valion
of,
said laud, viz: l'.
io o ra k, Hew
com plaint, and often is fatal in its if they would.
R . W . VEATCH. Proprietor.
I ry W itte and A. A Rouse of 1 ottage Grove. Or-
and Lane sh o rtrid g e of W allace; Oregon,
results. To avoid this you should
tire governm ent in all official mat- J seen a soul of you fellows sin c e .1 A. J. B rorabaugh has re tu rn e d ' egnn,
;lUg
,7
_
n
If.
M.
Y
kati h , R egister.
Mr. C. G. Strong, principal of the
use I*e W itt’s Colic & Cholera Cure,
ters and th a t fixes A u g u st 20th, Besides this was really a good one.’ from Boswell S prings.
as soon as the first symptoms appear. public icbools at Anderson, Cal., 1866, as the legal term ination of th e | “Then you haven’t told it to us,”
S u m m o n s fo r D iv o r c e .
says:
“
I
have
used
C
ham
berlain’s
J. S. Allen has re tu rn e d from a
J . P. Currin.
In
the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
war.
I
t
was
on
th
a
t
day
th
a
t
replied
K
ilduff,
speaking
from
the
Pain Balm and have found it an ex­
few weeks visit w ith friends at Cor­
A round the W orld .— T he two
For Lane County.
ilent remedy for lameness and Andrew Johnson, P resid en t of tho S crow d. “Go ou.”
(K ate II. Anderson, Plaintiff,
vallis.
bicyclists who left O akland, Cal.. sbg h t wounds.”
r(Cl harles vs:
U nited States, issued a form al pro-1 “YeS) te u us quickly,” added
A nderson, Defendant.
Sunday Aug. 11, for a trip around
Lam eness usually results from a
Joseph
Loe
w
ent
to
Creswell
on
To C harles A nderson, D ef-ndant:
clamotion d eclaring th e w ar over. ' Skidm ore,” an d le t us have the
IN
T
i
n
:
NAM
E
OF II IE ST A TE OF
the w orld, are expected to pass sprain, or other injury, o r from rheu
business, M onday.
Oregon you are hereby required to a p p e a ra n d
for which Chanilierlain’s Ylhis is strictly officia! d ate of the agony over.”
answ er th e com plaint filed against you in the
th ro u g h E ugene today. Thev g o t. man in.
O rrin R obinson is moving his nhove entlt'.ed suit on or befor ■ M onday the 2Mh GRADITE IRON
A M M U N IT IO N , E T C .
T h u s encouraged, M cBride began:
'
Pain Balm is especially intended and close ot the war.
day of O ctober 18!»5, being the first day e f the
P o rtlan d aud will then s ta rt across
' .
his
shingle
mill
u
p
tho
creek.
T it f o r T a i.
next
regular
term
of
said
Court,
an
l
il
you
lail
,
unequalled. I t affords alm ost lm-
“You know, boys, little people
Ì- U —
« f
to so ans- er the plaintiff will apply to tin t ourt i
the continent to New York. 1 hey meiliate relief and in a short time
H umbvo .
fo r relief as follows: a dissolution of the m arriage «
A New York g irl who is only Rave sh arp ears, and they are not
contract
in’tw
een
you
and
plaintiff
and
for
a
>
are young men, well educated and effects a perm anent cure. F o r sale
change of plaintiff’s name.
seven years old one day la st week at nil backw ard ab o u t telling any
F k k p . P age -T u stin ,
jo u rn alists by profession, and expect by J . A Benson, Cottage Grove. Joe gave tit for ta t iu a very neat way. ] y ttle scraps of inform ation they pick
Plaintiff’s A ttorney, j
W hen the devil cant g et behind
This summons is published by order of Hon,
to make th eir expenses while gone. Lyons, Drain. D ruggists.
J . C. F ullerton Ju d g e of said court, dated Ju ly
i n t r o n <S2 w h i t e ,
She
was
tru
d
g
in
g
to
school,
c
a
n
y
-
Up.
This
peculiarity
has
led
a
good
Hie
p
reach
er
in
anv
o
th
e
r
way
lie
P r e s e r v in g F r u it
26th, 1895.
Eugene Register.
in
g
h
er
lunciieon
in
a
covered
has-
■
niaUy
p
aren
ts
to
reso
rt
to
spelling
sometim
es
join
th
e
choir,
Aug3 9
LEMATI, OREGON’.
fruit
N ew w « i . . a . . a t G o ld B e a d ..
A California fru
it man has been
kef, when a schoolm ate, a boy of words, when th eir yo u n g children
NOTICE F O E PUBLICATION.
Many tow ns th ro u g h o u t the state experim inting and finds th a t fruit
nine, overtook her. He m ust have j a ,*g present. Of course th a t th in g 1 Ea.-y to take, sure to cure, no pain,
U nited S tates L and O ffice ,
are agitated over the arrival of put away in pow dered borax will
been in rath e r a bad hum or, for his is of no avail after the youngsters
llttle lp lls.
R oseburg, O regon, Ju ly 21,1895
bloom ers and the new
woman, keep sweet aud fresh for weeks.
N otice is hereby given th a t the following-
A lthough Gold Beach is ou the out- He
a
„f eherries packed in very h rst rem ark was: “Say, I learn to spell. W ell, Mrs. M cBride for Sick Headache, Biliousness, Sour named
settler lias iiled notice of his intention to :
sk irts of the w orld, the uew woman ,
. won len t carry my lunch iu a fish a,ld j are
Hie
spelling
stag
e
now.
Stomach
and
Constipation.
J.
I’,
m ake final proof in supp»»rt of his claim, a n d th a t
, ■ ,
,
- , borax to Chicago bv slow freig h t
said
proof
will i»e m ade before A. C. Jeim iug
appeared just a year ago— borrow ed
.
. ?
basket, anyw ay.” The little miss a ud little F red d y is mystified by our Currin.
ou r pants nnd wore them while out au'^ they reached th eir destination
tu rn ed and looked nt him. H e had rem arks to each other. L ast n ig h t
picking blackberries ou the lu lls.— in fine order, after being three
f.
! 3 w est. lb- nam es the InUowing w itnesses tu ;
G old Beach G azette.
weeks on the way. He says liis dis- his sandwiches and cake in a tin box we had o u r new m inister to dinner,
prove liis euntinuuus rrstitenee upon ami i nlti-
A w arded
.laeksun. p .
p,
, fill
•
■
j!
IS
, P
, vatiun rt, said laii'I. I. viz: Jam
.lam e es s H
tl. . Jackson.
Ilo w 's Tikis !
i ‘very is free to all and th a t the u nder liis arm. “W ell,” she said, “ I nnd F reddy w atched the good n an
losepti Neil, Thom
H
ig
h
e
st
H
onors—
W
o
rld
’
s
F
a
ir,
wroulden’t
carry
m
ine
in
a
bait
box.”
while
help
in
g
him
self
very
liberally
I
i
it
eg
u
n
a.
al
W
tiliän
i
We offer One Hundred D ollars re- , o-irax can be used over nnd over
Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
. O rig a n .
of biscuits. H e th o u g h t it a goi d
w ard for any case of C a ta rrh t hat c a n ­ a g ain . P riv a te fam ilies, as w e’l as And U, boy bad n o th in g to sav.
July27-8
•D R » '
n o t be cu re d by H u ll's C a ta rrh Cure. h o tels an d re s ta u ra n ts , can have
A Baston dressm aker has gone o p p o rtu n ity to p u t in use the family
F. J . CHENEY A t o , , l'oledo, O.
in to tnsolveuvy. I t m ust be th a t she verbal cipher, feeling very certain
W e, th e un d ersig n ed have k ' wu H a ir b o rax b in s a t sm all expense. diil tF .t. Ike h er prices correspond th a t tb e roilli8te r would find i t ttn-
F. J. C heney for th e last 15 \e a i s , and in w hich tie y van co n stan tly keep witli b tr sleeves.
.
.........
„
,
„ ,
intelligible. So he called out, |
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• • •
I . -
believe him perfectly ii e i c u h l e ill a ll in a s s irim e lit . fresh fru it,
F o r O v e r F if t y Y e a rs
business tran sactio n s and I. ancially
I ‘M am m a!’
My S w e e t h e a r t .
W E MAKE A SPECIALTY OF
A x O ld tx n W e l l -T r ie d R em edy .—Mrs.
ab le to c a rry o u t any ol ugutioi.s
‘“ W hat is it F re d d y ? ” asked my
W inslow 's Soothing sy ru p has been used for
H er cheeks are like the roses,
over
l
i
i
t
y
\e
a
rs
b\
m
illions
of
m
others
for
their
m ade by th e ir tirin.
IL r brow Is lily w hite;
children’ while teething, w ith perfect success. wife.
A n ti w ell 1 kn»»w th e re a s o u .
W est A l'ar.ut, Wl.oh sale D. g . •: ,
It -»oothes the child, softens the gums, allays all
“ ‘Mamma, isn’t the m-i-n-i-s-t-e-r
pain, cures w ind elvollc, and is the best rem edy
She
ta
k
e
s
Pa
x-'
Tea
each
night.
Toledo, O.
W aidinu , R innan a
lor Diar dioea. is pleasant to the taste. Sold
She’s strong : ml well and happy, too,
p-i-g ?” spelled o u t F red d y
by D ruggists in every part of tbe W orld. Twen- a
M ahvin , W to.esaU Druggi.-ts, I ..cd
F o r Hie m anufacture of v., o we ! ¡.ve superior facilities. W e invito
H er face is clear and bright.
five cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable. triu m p h an tly .”
Ohio.
parties contem plating build .:g or n parin g to call and inspect o u r lum -
Be sure ..mi a s k for Mrs. W inslow’s Soothing
And laugbingb she tells the cause,
Syrup, and ta k e no o ther kind.
H a il's C a ta rrh C in e is ta k e n in te rn ­
•‘I ta k e P a rk s’ T ea each night.”
Respectfuilv,
T he fellows h ad to adm it th a t this
old bv J. A. Benson.
ally, a c tin g directly upon th e blmxl
story
ab
o
u
t
M
cBride’s
boy
was
The U. S. G o v ’t R e p o rts
a n d m ucous su rfaces of th e sy stem .
show R oyal B aking Powder t-i ally a g< od one.”— H arp ers’ M aga­
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON.
Most Perfect Made.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. Or. Price’s Cream B a k in g Pow der
For sale by J . A. B esson .
zine for A ugust.
superior to all others.
40 Years the Standard.
\warded Gold Medal Midwinter Fair. San Francisco.
Ber bottle.
IN ALL LINES FOR
A
M ens’ an d Boys’
U
L
’
n
M ERCHANTS & RANKERS,
Smali Investments
S y s t e m a t i c P la n o f S p e c u la tio n
s. K. PIPER.
I « aai
: Acknowisdgeû io bo tiie Best:
PH O TO G RA PH S
Fine Saddle Horses a Specialty.
COTTAGE GROVE HOTEL,
Large Free Sample Rooms.
Call ar.d See Mee,
For No. 1 Goods and Low Prices in
Hardware, Stoves, Tinware,
100,000 FEET
SE ASONED
Jj
Saw Mill is
hi
the Front for a
lA
INTERIOR HOUSE FINISH
d. 5. JONES