Cottage Grove echo=leader., December 07, 1895, Image 3

The Local World.
Christmas toys for the children at
Thompson's.
SOCIAL FLUTTERING.
Green Zumwalt of Irviog was in
See Mr. Owens new ad. in T he our towns Wednesday.
Parks' Tea clears the complexion.
L eader .
John Stewart, of Eugene, was up
Bold by J. A. Benson.
Masonic hall in itn new location Weduesday, interviewing friends.
Felix Currin left a basket of fine
Miss Maggie Rice returned home
apples at Tax L eader office Tuesday. look» nice.
from Oakland on Sunday’s local.
Parks’ Cough Syrup for Coughs
Thanks.
If you want any hauling done
leave your orders with
and Colds. Sold by J. A. Reuson
Mrs. J. B. Lewis was in Eugene
Monday.
Born at Comstock, Or., to the
Wm. and Frank Kelley went to
J ack K s o w l t o n .
wife of Louis Morgan, a nine pound
Eugene Monday,
girl.
WANTED.
Mr. J. B. McGee was in Boseoerg
Civil Engineer and Surveyor. All Monday.
Wheat, oats or corn in exchange
kinds of surveying, civil engineering
Mr A. F. Jelinsen and Son were in
for lumber or shingles.
F. E. ToccHrrTE.
Eugene Tuesday.
and ininiug work a specialty.
Piles of people hare piles, but De
Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve will cure
them. When promptly applied it
A uceuocs T odd ,
Cottage Grove, Or.
Mr. B. Lurch went to Roseburg
Wednesday.
_Every Pacific Coast newspaper
should do itelevel best To awaken
the people to the needs of the Ni­
caragua canal. Tbe United States
can well afford the enterprise ami
push it to completion. Some east­
ern cities, the railroads and the
newspapers, under the influence of
these cities and railroads, may op­
pose it and try to weakeu it in the
eyes of the public but the great
mass of people should be in favor of
it, as it promises much to them.
The Nieargua canal by all means 1
ley.
The canal completad aud in opera­
Northern fruit growers are often tion the load on the shoulders of the
surprised at the large expence in­ Reople will be greatly lessened.—
curred by the growers of oranges, East Oregonian.
from $500 to $2,000 per acre aVe
NORMAL
SCHOOL
often incurred in setting out an DRAIN
acre of fruit and caring for the trees
.
.N O TE S.
until they come in bearing. A_ con­
President Barzee has been con­
siderable part of thin expense is for fined, to the house during the past
mineral fertilizers Here is a lesson week byr sickness.
for the growers of the apples, pear
.
Butler.of Scottsburg, entered
and peach, All of these require-
school the first ef the week.
much large supplies.of potash, and
At the beginning of the secoQd
pboephates than they usually re­
term.
Rev. Stratford was added to
ceive. It is the mineral manure’
that is most often lacking, and try­ the-faeulty. •
ing to make the orchard fertile with ' Mr.-Isaac’ VanWinkle of Salem
stable manure usually results ix»1 was a guest at the boardiug hall
large wood growth, with but. little, Sunday.
fruit and that liable to blight and . Prof. ,.J. E. Love will occupy the
Mab-
«MTS pulgit, Sunday morning Dec. 15.
We feel proud of T he L eader - pn ¿JMr^aipes Hanley was seen among
R eal Thorp's ad. At .bottom _col-
umns, page three.
The Chautauqua society met at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Her­
bert Eakin, Tuesday night An
exceedingly pleasant time was en­
joyed. The business of T he L eader
bus prevented the editor from at­
tending the last two meetings
Next meeting will be at the resi­
dence of Mr. and Mrs Judge Med­
De Witt’s Little Early Risers for
biliousness, indigestion, constipation.
A small pill, a prompt cure. J. P.’
Currin.
A djudged I nsane . — Mrs. Ella M.
Trotter was brought: before Judge
Fisk and Medical Examiners Drs.
Kuykendall and Brown and examin­
ed on the charge of insanity yester­
day. The charge was maintained
and Sheriff Johnson accompanied by
her husband, conveyed the unfor­
tunate lady to the asylum on the
local.— Eugene Register.
Great Reduction
IN ALL LINES FOR
CASH
One Minute Cough Cure Is a popu­
lar remedy for croup. Safe for chil­
dren and adults. J. P. Currin.
FIN E
SH O ES
14 M onths in the Y ear . — An Ar­
—AND*-
kansas
paper
says
in
one
of
the
cures scalds and burns without the
mountain countries only on« man
Slightest pain. J. P. Currin.
Mr. Frank McKinney and family
took a newspaper and all the the
Wnrria A m .u i— 60 cents a box
are taking a week’s Thanksgiving
citizens for some distance around !
B. O. B. Riddles. Quality guaran­
visit at his parents in Shoestring.
would gather to hear the news when
teed. Lilac Hill Apple Park, E.
Jessie Martin from Umatilla county,
it
came. A listener one time asked
Galley Prop., Canyonville, Ore.
is visiting relatives in Cottage Grove
what
the democrats were doing in
Mrs.
Pet
Sanford
has
moved
into
and
Lemati.
If our readers wish to be fully
E AK IN & BRISTOW,
congress
“Oh,” replied the reader,
Mrs.
H.
Thompson’s
house
a
few
Dr.
E.
D.
McKinney
of
Eugene
was
posted in matters of farming and
called
to
thi9
place
by
Dr.
Snapp
last
•‘they’re playing the dickens over
especially fruit raising they should doors west of Mrs. Thompson’s
Tuesday.
there. They’ ve passed a law ad­
COTTAGE GROVE.
take the Rural Northwest, publish­ grocery store, and will be pleased
OR.
Mr. Law, of Creswell, was doing
ding two months to the year, and
ed at Portland. Every issue of the to have her customers call for work.
Lemati and Cottage Grove Wednes­
the worst of it is they made them
Firemens’ Ball, given by the Res­
Journal is worth its weight in gold.
day.
both winter months” “ Blast their
cue Hose Team No. 1, at Masonic
L mi at Talk
Mr
Oliver
Gates
of
Trent,
Or.
spent
souls,”
said a listener, “ and I’m
first
page—
it’s
us
sweet
as
a
roasted
this
week’
About Parks' Cough Syrup is what we Hall, Cottage Grove, Oregon, Christ­
___
_
:
I'm,.
t... i by Miss Warner’s
'T^he -__
'recital
nearly out of fodder.”
desire. Every one who tries this rem­ mas night, Dec. 25, 1895. Two several days this week visiting his cheese maggot, and Eliza Jane whep
mother who is here taking a course of
mu'Ric pupils last Thursday evening,
edy says that It hi s no equal In the Fire Companies in full uniform.
she sees it will smile sweeter thv>(
Mrs. W. B. Meek, who resides at THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS LOST every year by
treatment tinder Dr. Snapp.
was listened to by a large and ap- Camptonviiie,
Cure of all diseases of the throat and
Cal., says her daughter
Fanners, Fruit Growers and Dealers not buying
Coughing irritate the delicate or­
Mr. J. I. Jones our rustling saw the angels. The bead was always ■prwaiate audience.
was for several years troubled at
lungs. We know U will cure any cold
times'
with
severe
cramps
in
the
too
long
to
handle
easy*
•
Now
it
ia.
gans
and
iggrevute8
the
disease.
In­
mill
man,
took
Monday
night’s
over­
By
.courtesy
.of
Hon.
_
Binger
their Fruit and Ornamental Trees o f ns.
and do it in the shortest possible time.
stomach, and would-be lo such agony
Tou don’t know this, but you will stead o f waiting, try One Minute land for portland to be absent several short, crisp and to the point, and it Herman ’-several scientific works that it was necessary to call in a phy­ W E G U A R A N T E E C U R T R E E S T R U E TO N A M E A N D F R E E
agree with us if you only try one bot­ Cough Cnre It helps at once, mak days.
good ad. on either side. Artistically were added to the library this week. sician. Having rea 1 about Chamber­
F R O M INSECT PESTS.
tle of Parks’ Cough Syrup. Sold by ing expectoration easy, reduces the
A. H. Cruscn and Mr. Brash called and typographically— it’s a darling.
The paper edited by the Fresh­ lain’s Còlie, Choler a and Diarrhoea
Remedy, she concluded to try it.
soreness and infinmation. Every one at T h e L e a d e r office Tilesday. They
J. A. Benson.
men
literary
society
is
full
of
nev
s
She found it always gave prompt re­
Now brother you little man 'at the
Send for a Free Catalogue.
likes it. J. P. Currin.
bud been hunting in the Bohemia
and shows fitting euterprise.
lief. It was seldom necessary to give
Bcsntns I ncreasing .—The post
helm
of
the
Foseil
Journal,
if
you-
Address
all
orders
t o th«
Eugene Guard: Christmas is but mountains and were on their way
the
second
dose.
“
It
has
not
only
Subday, the Messrs Edwards en­
office and express office have had
saved us lots of worry and time,” she
don’t appreciate T he L eader - bead
three weeks off, and the parents of home at Lebanon.
joyed
a
visit
from
their
cousin,
Mr.
says, “ but also doctor bills. It is my
such a run for money orders the
P A C IF IC N U R S E R Y CO.
The smiling countenance o f Lane we'll tell how many dozen eets o f Henderson, who was enroute for opinion that every family should have
the laud are horrified to hear that
Wt
pest month that both offices are out
county’s
popular
sheriff,
A.
J.
Johnson
corn,
how
many
dozen
clams,
how
a
bottle
of
this
remedy
in
the
house.”
Solithern
Oregon.
T A N G E N T , L in o C-i. O R E G O N .
the bicycle girls are preparing to
For sale by J. A. Benson Cottage
but sxpect a new stock Saturday.
o f Eugene, was in Cottage Grove and many dozen “sweet taters” how
The Washington Literary Society Grove. Joo Lyons, Drain.
baLg tip their bloomers in place of Lemati, Saturday on business.
Business generally is picking up
will, discuss the subject of womau
many
dozen
cold
bam
“sandy
-
50 Acres.
their stockings.
Established in 1857.
600,000 Tr«e«
Why can’t Eugene put forth
Miss Jessie Gilflllen, niece of O. P.
and one of these days things will
witches" and bow many chickens suffrage at the next meeting
some effort in the way of securing
Interesting meetings at the M. E. Adams, was a guest of he and family
just “ whoop” and we say just let eni
Sunday. Miss Gilflden is attending you got outside of—and the cords
some first class manufacturing en­
"whoop". Later— Orders received church are being conducted with a
of cobs, bones etc. you threw under
the University at Eugene.
terprise the coming year? Other
good attendance. The short, dark
at postoffice.
D. Yandervert, of Prineville, was i the feet of the editor of T he L eader
The oldest nursery in tbs state.
Chicago’s most prominent music towns look after these things with
days
increase
the
duties
of
the
edi­
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
caller at T h e L e a d e r office Wednes to throw suspicion on an innocent house, Lyon & Healy, have a number
enthusiasm.
Why
not
Eugene.
If
tor of T he L eader so much that he day, on business.1 Mr. Yandervert is man.
of ^ slightly used and second-hand
THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF
The firm of Knox A White has
pianos, taken in trade, used in con­ there is a town in the valley (laying
a South Lane boy and with a host of
this day, by mutual consent, dis­ cannot attend the meetings.
certs, and in faot not brand new in­
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FRUIT,
RICH DISCOVERY.
old friends here the very bushes wave
solved partnership, L M. White re­
strument?, which they has« determin­ a.l false modesty aside) that needs
Sore Throat. Any ordinary case
with
charms
for
him.
ed to sacrifice rather than to try to manufacturing enterprises and that
tiring. O. F. Kuox assuming full may be cured in one night by apply-
SHADE AND
control of the business and will re­ ing Chamberlain’s Pain Balm as
G. M. Moore, of Draiu, a miner of make room for. These instruments offers first class natural induce­
L.
F.
Wooley
and
family,
of
Lem­
comprise Square pianos at $40, $66,
ORNAMENTAL TREES,
ceive and receipt for all accounts directed with each bottle. This medi­ ati, are afflicted with an unusual twenty years experience in tbe early $90, $100 and'$125 Upright pianos at
cine is also famous for its cures of
ments its Eugene.— Eugene Regis­
due the firm. All old accounts rheumatism, lame back and deep-
ROSES, VINES,
days of the mining success in Cali­ $126. $140,-$150, $165, $190, $200, $225, ter.
and upward. Grand pianos at
must be settled by cash or note by seated muscular pains. For sale by amount of sickness. Mrs. S. B.
fornia
and
Arizona
has
discovered
a
$250, $300 and upward. Nearly
J. A. Benson, Cottage Grove. Joe Morse, of Creswell came up Wed­
SHRUBS,
the first of the year.
A cup of Parks’ Tea at night
all originally sold for from two to
Lyons, Drain.
nesday to be with the family a short rirh ledge in Bohemia carrying lead folic times their present price. Al­ cleanses the system in a pleasant but
O. F. K nox .
ETC.
and gold in large quantities. I f is most ali prominent makes (in squares thorough manner, acts on the liver
We learn that Yoncalla is now time.
L M. W hite .
My
trees
are
large
aDd
thrifty—no
old, cut back stock. My nurseries are
and
uprights)
are
represented,
includ­
near the Silver King and a half mile
Dec. 7, 1895.
erecting a large and commodious
ingamong.numerous others Chicker- aDd is a great testerative of health
D on ’t forget to call and pay your
clear of all insect pests, and everything is guaranteed true
TiraU Wraaa
$4,000 public school
building. account to T h e L e a d e r . A few dollars west of the Champion and two and iftg, Kuabe, Stein way, Weber, Decker. and strength. Sold by J. A. Benson.
to name. The most reliable and cheapest nursery
Need to have the action of the kid­ From almost nothing, Yoncalla has will help the publisher and he can one half miles from tbe Golden Star. ■Steek, Fisher, etc. This i9 an oppor­
in the state. Send for catalogue and
What a chipper young fellow
tunity that will not occur aguiu, as
neys stimuluted at d the system toned grown in the last three years nutil then help some one that he i9 owing The new discovery was made at the Lyon & Healy never had so many
price list for 1895. Address
Governor Morton, of New York, is
up. Parks' 8ure Cure Is the best rem­
See!
roots of a large tree and timber and piahos of this class before. Immedi­ becoming, to be sure! He goes to W . H. SETTLEMIRE,
there
are
nearly
400
people
there
ate attention is necessary. A good
edy to accomplish this. Many a
A bear called at the bouse on t water is near enough to make ptan would be to order a piano, leav­ every important banquet, graces
TANGENT, LINN CO. OREGON.
woman finds that she is tired out by now. Thousands of acres of prune
ing ihe selection to Lyon & Healy.
work that ought not to tire her at all. trees have been planted there and ranch near Uncle Billy Currin’s last things interesting for working this Jlowever, they will send a list and full with his presence every swell wed­
She fears that her whole system is next year the output of prunes will week. The rancher started immedi great mine. A ledge carrying anti- particulars upon application. Any ding, drinks tea with the ladies,
broken down and she is a hopeless in­ be quite large. Yoncalla is a lovely atelv for Uncle Billy’s bear dogs mony is found near the new discov­ piano not proving satisfactory may be
returned at their pxpense. Address eats su p ers with the men, and be­
valid when a few doses of Park’s Sure
and with them and guns Mr. bear ery. With lead, antim-iny, timber at their new salesrooms, corner Wa- tween times finds opportunity to ad­
Cure would make her look at life from plica and filled with euterprising
was soou a back number. It was and fine water power there are fine bahs Avenue and Adams Street, Chi­ minister satisfactory the duties of
a different point o f view. D on't de­ people.
cago- Distance.js no ubstacle in tak­
auvantage of this remarkable his great office. We expect to read
ing ’ advantage
dressed and the fat cut about three opportunities to put & smelter in tpg
lay. Every bottle is guaranteed.
Mr. Churchill left at T ee L eader
of Bohemia and with the Chance to obtain a piano, for in pro-
Sold by J. A. Benson.
inches all over it It wae distribut­ that part
r
,
¿portion to the saying to be made, the next that be lias taken General
office a nine pound Ms itodon carrot
ed among those who like bear meat rush of new uiilla gone in this fall [freight. tfharger are insignificant. If Sherman’s place as kisser of all the
e k — FeflT
Currtn
Thursday morning, rai
sidPJin Mav
'not a*keady know them by
Lemati”
editor of T he L eader Was and the ones to go'in next 8Dnnir'^7rou
brought in -twenty four pounds of
“ _ reputation, any -banker will assure prettiest girls be meets from time
las^pf ]
O. F. Knox’s ranch eas-
there will be lively times for the you-of Lyon & Healy ’s entire respon­ to time.— Philadel) hia Inquirer.
missed.
white artichokes and left them at
These carrots are excellent for stock
boys next year. We are pleased to sibility and record of over a third of a
T he L eader office Tuesday. They
Eugene Guard: Editor Thorp
Century for
honorable
dealing.
and are said to grow larger than the
Here are a few things to make a or to write to us before placing your order. Our stock is large and well
are fine specimens and Mr. Currin white Belgion, though the latter has purchased some additional land see things looking up so weli in Bo­ Write to-day so as to avoid disap-
assorted, including the remarkable
note of aud send to your friends:
hemia for tbe boys* who prospect polntmebt.
planted about two pounds late last
grows to an immense size in this near Cottage Grove-Lemati, which
J. F. Frost who came to Oregon
there deserve good" fortune.
S. F. WEEKLY CALL.
spring. They grow rapidly and
section. Both verities as well as he will use in diversified farming.
nearly four years ago, and bought a
Mr. Currin thinks he will have fifty
Tbe best paper on the Pacific
stock and sugar beets are very Mr. Thorp is one of the meet enter­ » F E C I A L C O R R E S rO N D E N C E F R O M
fifteen acre farm in Polk county,
coast,.cost
$1.50
per
annum.
The
EUGENE, TO T H E L E A D E R .
huahela from the two pound planted profitable to raise here for stock.
prising men in the county.
British Columbia Apple, Lincoln Coreless Pear,
'
weekly
Call
and
the
L eader which he has set out in an orchard
without a good test the yield was
are worth $3.50 per year, but you farm, brings in three potatoes that
H andsom e
P r e s e n t .— Yesterday
Roseburg Review, November, 28:
Deacon and Dwarf Rocky Mountain Cherries,
enormous We do net blame pigs
•Something funny occured here on
was the 47th birthday o f G. R E P. Thorp, editor of the Cottage and before Thanksgiving and in or­ '«an have'both papers for $2.50 cash. weigh ten pounds end two turnips ae well aa many other new fruita of real merit. We have a limited num­
for liking them 1 >ecau»e they are
This will give an immeuse amount
Clirisman, and it is needless to say Grove and Lemati L eader , made the der that the world may laugh with
that weigh twenty pounds. A sam­ ber of
fine eating raw, for people. The
of very choice reading for a little
that he wan substantially remember­ Review a pleasant and fraternal us we are going to “ tell about i t ”
ple of hard yellow dent corn that
money.
editor of T he L eader will plant two
he
Several weeks ago an announce ­
ed,
amoDg the remberances of call, Tuesday. He is now preparing
yielded 40 bushels to the acre. He
acres next spring to artichokes for
,r.
A
RARE
BARGAIN.
ment
of
a
Firemens
ball
to
be
given'
which
will
be furnished only to members of the Oregon State Horticul­
which was an elegant meercham to embark quits extensively in the
has built a new house, does not ows
bis Poland China pigs.
in Cottage Grove, appeared . in . T he
tural Society.
160
acres
of
land
with
running
pipe presented by Attorney N. E. fruit growing industry.
h cent and has over $500 in the
L ead er .
Tbe announcement con­
Descriptive Catalogue Mailed free upon application.
G. M. Stroud, the Masonic grand Mark ley. Gabe isn’t quite as young
water thewhole year; fine fir and liank. He is $1000 ahead on tbs
tained
the
statement
that
two
com­
Editor Thorp, of the Cottsge
lecturer who visited Weston this as he "ui ter was" but he hasn't lost
cedar saw timber, never culled; 20 four years. Mr. Frost is 72 years
Grove L eader , has added to bis al­ panies of Firemen in full uniform
Oregon Wholesale Nursery Co.,
wsek, was an old time railroad con­ any of his old time congonuality
ready broad acres a tract of hill and from Eugene would be present,. The acres cleared with some fruit trees. old, has no help but his wife who is
Salem, Oregon.
ductor, and is known all over Ore­ and beauty. The Register tenders bottom land on which he hopes to Eugene dailies copied the announce ­ Will make a splendid fruit place
-is good a man as he is.
gon as "Pap" Stroud. Although in congratulations.— Eugene Register. demonstrate that thore is money in ment, and the hearts of the whole and only 5 miles south of Cottage
diversified horticulture, by planting fire department probably beat high Grove. Will sell at a sacrifice
Silk creek secular society meets
the neighborhood of three score and
Messrs. C. F. Moore A Co., New- it to long-keeping red winter apples. with hope, for it was not definitely
2nd Sunday in each month at 2 P.
ten yeais of age, he haa lost t o en­ herg, Oreg., say: "W e sell more of
A .
Qall
at
tbe
L
eader
office.
His fortune is assured if he can known which companies were e x ­
AL
J. W. H icks , Pres.
ergy and makes rough josrnevs Chamberlain’s Clough Remedy than
pected
to
attend
the
hop.
- My lady looks Into the mirror
others put together, and it always spare euougb time from T he L eader
while fulfilling his duties. Mr. all
The day dawned cold and gloomy, ,j And I her lace it glows with delight,
gives satisfaction.” Mr. J. F. Allen, to keep his trees properly protected
she sees the vast Improvement
ad. t thinking
h i n k i n g tbe
the font
a ll
trami
foot b ball
game A « »hi
Stroud lately traveled over the Fox, Ore., says: “ I believe Charaber- from vermin. Bro. Tliorp seems to and,
Centrally Located.
Free ’But to and From
since she used Parks’ Tea each alght.
laln’s Cough Remedy to he the best I be quite a practical man, and we would be a failure a number ot citi­
OREGON
COTTAGE GROVE,
mountains by stage to Canyoa City, have handled.” Mr. W. H. Hitch-
She Is never tired or weary,
Special Rate« for Families.
oil Trains.
zens concluded to accompany tbe
Her Ills and her pains have fled;
Wash.,
says: wish him success in bis enterprise.
NEAREST HOTEL TO POSTOFFICE
with the mercury ten degrees below cock, Columbus,
Dealen in
"Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy sells — Yamhill (Newberg) Independent. “two companies in full uniform” to * Bill re she drank Parks’ Tea each evening,
zero. The stages were buckboards, well and is highly praised by all who
A cup full on going to bed.
Cottage Grove. But when the mail
Sold by J. A. Benson.
Editor Thorp will wage bitter and was distributed it was found no in­
and the accomodatieos poor, so that use i t ” For sale by J. A. Benson,
eternal war against vermin from the vitation was - forthcoming, so Fire­
"Pap"
retains some unpleasant Cottage Grove. Joe Lyons, Drain.
Moisture is generally supposed t<
memories of the trip.— Weston
T he M ost E ffective S prat . — The day he sets out the trees until he man and citizen, alike, ran to tell his be unfavorable to the keeping qui.li
plucks
the
last
apple
in
sound
con­
Leader
best girl he could not take her to
following will kill any fr ¿it tree
ties o f fruit. It hastens fermena- ..FORM ERLY BAKER HOUSE—
dition to captivate the best custo­ tbe ball.
- •
AMONG TBK MINES.
S H E E T IR O N W A R E ,
pest, so our leading fruit growers mers iu the world. He will not let
Nothing daunted, Firemen*, citi­ tfim, especially if warmth accompaa j geadquartfers for Travelling Men.
say:
vermin obtain full possession of the zens, and best girls tied lemon rib­ ie s li Yet there have been succesi
ample R ^ g Free. Rates from $1 W i l d w o o d A x e s , A m u n it io n , a n d all sizes o f
Farrier A Whipple are looking
One hundred pounds sulphu -, 100 trees before enteriug the field of bon to their umbrellas, grasped a tin ful experiments made in keeping ap : ,0 $2 per Day.
for thier mill every day. As soou
C A R T R I D G E S .
pounds unslacked lime, 100 pounds war. He believes an "ounce of pre­ horn with one hand and pulled on pie? under water. This excludes tb< I Willamette Street, Eugene, Or.
vention better than a pound of rubbers.
as it arrives on the freight train, the
*
*
* **•
bine vitriol. Put 30 gallons of
air, and if the temperature is reduc 1
s - K BROWN, Proprietor.
Keep a full stock of
NAILS,
CUTLERY
Shelf and Building
cur«."
• .
id •
'
proprietors will commence hauling
water in a kettle. Boil the sulphur
lid lo ¿early a freezing temperatuie
For
Over
Fifty
Years-
the machinery to Bohemia where
H A R D W A R E .
first two hours. Put the slacked The Toledo Weekly Blade and
We remem
A n O ld a n d w « l l -T r ie d K e n e d t .—B ra. there can be no decay.
Campaign o f 1890.
they will place it on their ledge as
Winslow’s
Soothing
Svrup
hns
been
used
for
Repairing neatly donei
lime in the kettle and boil one hour,
fifty years
fears bv millions ot mothers (or their bir'in boyhood an apple tree whicl
With a great Presidential Campaign over
soon aa possible.
children u hlle
‘ “ teething, with perfect success,
then put in the vitriol dissolved and
THE
In.
jStciod
beside
a
small
pond.
Some
o
coming next year, every thoughtful It soothes the child, softens the gums, allay« all
The Golder Star haa plenty ef let all boil one and one-half hours.
pain, cures wind cholic, and Is the best remedy 1 . . . . . . . . .
citizen will netui, besides his local foruiarrhoea. Is pleasant to th« taste. so tiq A u e fruit f e l l ID til« water and wa
water and ia now turning out lota of Stir well while boiling. Put in a paper, a great uational weekly. The by Druggists in every part ot tbe World, Twen-
In came out i< iOW MADE BY THE
flve cents a bottle. Its yaiue is incucUlable. 'frozen in by ice
the yellow metal.
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing
barrel to cool. Spray the trees be­ greatest and most widely known of Syrup,
good
condition in spring. O
and take no other kind
Tom Johnson the veteran Bohe­ fore the bade put o u t Us« one these is the Toledo Weekly Blade.
course, this fruit was not bruised
For thirty years it has been a regular
mia miner haa purchased a mill uud gallon o f the liquid to thirty gallons
visitor in every part of the Union, STAR VISIBLE IN THE DAY A slight bruise would admit air t<
$ 9 “ WEST SIDE
will soon place it in Bohemia, and of water.
the inside of the apple, and thit
TIM E
and is well known at almost every
then Tom will eoon be rattling
one of the 70,000 postofflees in the
I
have
possession
of
the
Cottage Grove Hotel and would inform th«
would injure its keeping qualities
Catarrh Cannot be Cured
country. It is edited with reference
twenty dollar gold pieces plenty in
PHOTO COMPANY.
public that I will furnish the table with tke best tbe market affords at
Venus tbe bright morning star is
With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as to a national circulation. It is a Re
bis trouser pockets
The above cut on any Photograph i reasonable rates. I solicit a trial aod guarantee satisfaction.
now visible in broad day light A
Awarded
• guarantee of excellence. Enlarging
The big teL stamp mill o f the they cannot reach the scat e f the dis­ publican paper, but men o f ail politics
ease. Catarrh Is a blood or constitu­ take it, b cause o f its honesty and very pretty bright speck about 30 Highest Honors— W orld’s Pair,
R. M. BLATCHLY. Proprietor.
rom any kind of Picture, in Cruyoo
Champion mine is doing a rushing
uk or Colors. Call and see our sum-
tional disease, and in order to cure it fairness ia the discussion of ali public degrees west of the sun. The wav' >
business and turning out piles of you must take internal remedies. questions. It is the favorite family
lies aud prices of Crayon work.
to see it is to get in tbe shadow of a
(th aDd Willamette Sts.. Eugene. Or.
gold. G ood pay rock runniug way Hall’s Catarrh cure is taken internal­ paper, with s. meriting to interest ev
building, and after having noticed
up into many thousands, is rea y ly, and acts directly on the blood and cty member of the household. Serial
mucous
surfaces
Hall's
Catarrh
stories, poetry, wit and humor; the before sun up its location in tbe sky,
for work and will be a bonanza to
Cure is not a quack medicine. It was Household department (best in the you - ill have little trouble in locat­
the owners.
prescribed by one of the best physi­ world). Young Folks, Holiday School ing it, even iu broad daylight,
PURCHASE
P. J. Jennings is sinking a shaft cians in this country for years, and is Le ssons, Tulmage’s Sermons, the though a dark day is best if that
100 feet on the Annie mine and the u regular prescription. It is com|>os- Farmstead, the Quejtion Bureau part of the sky be clear. Venus
late purchasers are preparing to ed of the best tonics known, combined (which answers questions for subscri­ aud the beautiful planet Saturn will
with the best blood purifiers, acting bers), the News of the Week in com­
place a twenty stamp mill on the
directly on the mucous surfa<-es. The plete fo- m, Htid other special features. l>e in coHjuuctiou Dec. 22 and will
Annie next spring. The new com ­ perfect combination of the two ingre­ S|M-c!inen copies gindiy sent on appli- i
be closer together thuu the mount
pany evidently mean l> laines-t an 1 dients is what produce» such wonder­ cation, and ii you will send us a list
diameter. They may be seen in the
ful results ill curing Catarrh. Send of add:esses, we will mail a copy to
wilt wake up the dry bones m
field of the telescope both at onoe
each Only $1 a year. If you wish
beniia. Bohemia pros|iects a: e K°‘ for te»tiinonials, free.
OF EDITOR THORP—He knows what I w$JEt—
MOST PERfOCT MADE.
Neptune invisible to the naked ey<,
MOVES THE BOWELS IN
F. J. CHUNKY & CO., Ftopa , raise a club, write for terms.
tog up every day and a grand fu-
A pure Grape CrtSRi.of Tartar Powder. Free
THE MORNING.
will
be
very
close
to
them
also.
Toledo, O.
and
thoie lovely i &d applet O h! but
Jane and
Address T h e B l a d e ,
tom Ammonia, Alum er any other adulterant,
tore ia near at hand.
Sold by Pruggtsts, price 75c.
Toledo, Ohio.
A u rkliods T odd
40 YIARS T*E STANDARD.
For sale bv J. A B u r n
will snaioeweeter than angels!
^
G. W. McReynolds left some very
fine tobacco at T he L eader office r
few days ago, This war raised on
bis place a few miles south and
shows that you can raise most any­
thing in Oregon.
R obt Baker, of Comstock, was in
town Thursday enroute to Eugene.
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