Cottage Grove echo=leader., December 28, 1895, Image 3

The Local World.
Masquerade
Ball
night, Davis Ball.
New
Year’s
Parks’ Cough Syrup for Coughs
The Clarion is a neat paper just
and Colds. Sold by J. A. Reason
started at Portland. Welcome.
E verybody invited to inspect the
Hay and oats taken on sub­
beautiful, peculiar and fantastical
scription.
costumes at the masquerade at
Parks’ Tea clears the complexion.
Davis Hall, New Year’s night.
Bold by J. A. Benson.
Civil Engineer and Surveyor. All
N. W. White has renewed the sub­
kinds of surveying, civil engineering
scription o f his brother at Lewiston,
and mining work a specialty.
Idaho, to T he L e a d e r .
A l relious T odd ,
If yon want any hauling done
Cottage Grove, Or.
leave your orders with
The public school is closed this
J aox K nowlton .
week
for vacation, but will re-open
Married at the residence o f the
next
Monday.
Tlie teachers desire
bride’s parents, Sunday eveniug
Dec. 22, 1895, by Elder James Hum­ a rest from the school room after
mer, Henry Lincoln and Miss Dora three months hard work. Prof.
Powell remained in the city and is
Rice all of Lane county.
busy as usual, but taking some of
Misses Erminie Veatch and Luis
the time to visit with his friends.
Currin were the happy recipients of
Miss Belle Lincoln is at home with
an elegant gold watch each, for a
her parents east o f town. Miss
Christmas present.
Hanson and Miss White are with
WANTED.
their parents in Eugene. W e wish
Wheat, oats or corn in exchange all the teachera a most pleasant
for lumber or shingles.
Christmas.
F. E. T occhettr .
Sore Throat. Any ordinary case
The £. P. rate from Portland to San may lie cured in one night by apply­
F rancbco will be raised Christmas ing Chamberlain’s Pain Balm as
day to lit* for first class und $7.50 Tor directed with each bottle. This medi­
cine is also famous for its cures of
tourist.
rheumatism, lame back and deep-
Piles of people have piles, but De seated muscular pains. For sale by
W itt’s Witch Hazel Salve will cure J. A. Benson, Cottage Grove. Joe
Lyons, Drain.
them. When promptly applied it
C has . P. W illard & Co., lt'7 Canal
cures scalds and burns without the
St., Chicago, make and handle every­
slightest pain. J. P. Currin.
thing in the way of small steam
PAY UP.
launches and yacts and boilers, en­
Owing to my recent misfortune I gines und machinery for same. Cata
am compelled to have money. There­ logue sent free.
S O C IA L F L U T T E R IN G .
J. I. Jones, the rustling saw mill
man, was at Eugene Monday.
Mr and Mrs J. S. Medley went to
Eugene Monday.
Hon. R. M. Veatch came down from
Roceburg to take Christmas with his
numerous friends.
W. H. Markley of Gresham, is visit­
ing his parents, Mr and Mrs. Dqye
Markley of Cottage Grove.
Miss Ermine Veatch of Roseburg,
is the guest of Miss Lulu CurriD, dur­
ing the holidays.
Miss Mamie Knox came up from
Eugene to enjoy Christmas with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Knox.
Mrs.’ Mary Hawley and son o f Jef­
ferson, are visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. O. P. Adams, of Cottage
Grove.
Prof. J. E. Love of the Drain Nor-
rnul is visiting with his numerous
friends in Cottage Grove and Lemuti,
this week.
E. Harlan, one of Drain’s promin­
ent citizens, was doing business with
T he L eader Monday. Mr. Harlan is
largely interested in Bohemia mining
district.
Mrs. E. E. Roberts of Elk Head,
who has been visiting her mother
Mrs. J. M Sherwood the past two
weeks returned home on Monday.
The good people of Creswell made
Rev. M. O. Brink a donation Thanks­
giving day. Served him right.
E. J. Lea came over from Corvallis
to spend tae holidays. Ho is well
pleased with the Oregon State Agri­
cultural College, which is prospering
far beyond precedent this year. Over
fore persons knowing themselves in-
The editor of T he L eader enjoyed 360 students are attending the College.
Candies, nuts and a new line of
depted to me will please call and the pleasure o f an even half dozen
settle.
invitations to eat turkey Christmas. goods for the holidays at Edward
He enjoyed u very fine dinner at Mr Owens’ new store, Cottage Grove.
D r . G. U. Sxxrp.
and Mrs. W. j*. Vanschaick’s pre
pared in honor of Miss Lizzie John­
son's fifteenth
birthday’ which
came on Christmas. This was an
exceedingly happy combination, a
Christmas dinner on the young
The snow plow came in Friday
ladies birthday. May her life always
m ornm g » itb a force o f 15 men. It
run in Hues o f happiness.
went up the mountain ahead of 16 in
A cup o f Parks’ T^a at night
the afternoon. Thursday night the
cleanses the system in u pleasant but
south bouDd h eigh t was stuck in thorough manner, acts on the liver
the snow for the night just the other and Is a great restorative of health
side o f Siskiyou station.— Ashland and strength. Sold by J. A. Benson.
Subscribe for the Scientific Amer­
ican and learn bow to invent and
secure patents. It is well worth
the money. $3.00 a year, published
by M udd A C o ., New York.
Tidings.
“ EVERY WOM AN’S F RIE N D .”
Gives color to the cheek, sparkle to
the eye aud peace to the mind.
Positive cure for femule troubles.
Address, Mrs. L. Vernon, Business
Manager, Stockton, California.
Mjr lady looks Into the mirror
And her face It glim s with delight.
A s she sees the vast Improvement
Since she used Parks' Tea each night.
She Is never tired or weary.
Her ills and her pains have fled;
Since she drank Parks’ Tea each evening,
A cup full on going to bed.
-
Sold by J. A . Benson.
The loggers are happy. The recent
rains enabling them to get their logs
to tide water. As there is bound to
be a demand for lumber during the
next year, the log g in g industry in
^'•tsop county will again assume
itslfa n ted activity.— Astoria Herald.
SEALED BIDS
Don’t forget to call and pay your
account to T he L eader . A few dollars
will help the publisher and he can
then help some one that he is owing.
See!
Married at the residence o f XV. H.
Sherman, by Rev. H. C. Wullace,
December 22, 1895, Mr. T. C. Brown
and Miss Ettie Conrod, all of Lane
county.
W e N eed T h is E v ery H ou r.
T he L eader is in pressing need of
money und wauts all of its subscrib­
ers to help it out by sending what
they owe on subscription. It is a
small matter to each one of you but
to us it aggregates se ,'enil hundred
dollar*, aud we need the money,
W ill be received by the Board of
Directors of school district No. 93
until Wednesday, January 1st 1896.
at 1 o’clock p. m. of said day, for
the purpose of building a school
Mrs. Mount has purchased the
house. F or plans and specifications
address or call on J. H. Kirk, Dist. elegant new residence property of
clerk. The
board
reserves tlie Dr. Oglesby, opposite the Cumber­
right to reject any or all bids.
land Presbyterian church edifice in
O liver V eatch ,
Lemati. This very valuable proper-
Chairmen of Board.
ty is in a superb location. T he
Dated December 10, 1895.
L eader congratulates the fortunate
purchaser, who is one of the well to
SAD DEATH OF THOMAS E do and most prominent citizens of
Cottage Grove.
TODD.
Prof. D. Martins’ grand Caravanal
Mrs. W. B. Meek, who resides at
of
at Davis’
is attracting
attracting CamP
.tonville.
Cal., years
says her
daughter
oi r Fun
un at
Liavis ball
nan is
wa8 for
geveral
trollblt.3
Ht
A b s tr a c t o f M o n th ly S u m m a ry
large crowds, and will perform at times with severe cramps in the
Of the Pnhllc School for the month commencing Davis hall Friday Dec
27 and stomach, aud would be in such agony
Nov. 25, and ending Dec. 20 .
uavis nan rria a y Dec. i t , ami that it was necessary to call in a phy-
Saturday
Dec.
28.
G
o
and
se« -ician. Having read about Chamber-
TEACHERS
tj,ern
Iain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
S S
S Í
j Remedy, she concluded to try it. 1
An extra effort has been made to ;
f ° u n d il alw,ays 8ave prompt re- j
,
.
,
i lief. It was s»ldom necessary to give I
“9
procure the very best music, perfect the second dose. "It has not only j
£
E
9
a
order aud a general good time guar-1 saved us lots of woiry and time,” she i
= e §
r
2
1 says, "but also doctor bills. It is my
anteed New Year’s night at Davis opinion that every family sbculd have
” e
Hall.
a bottle of this remedy in the house.”
i
3
For sale by J. A. Benson Cottage
Grove. Joe Lyons, Drain.
A RARE BARGAIN.
Read Thorp’s ad. lit bottom
umns, page three.
col
Great Reduction
IN A L L LINES
18
No. days’ taught
18 18
«¡01 921 912
No. days’ attendance
35 64 «9
No. days’ absence........
6
5
8
No. Times tardy...........
17 29 2«
“ boys enrolled.......
“ girls enrolled........
27 28 28
44 57 54
Total No. enrolled........
35 55 55
Average No. belonging
33 51 50
Average daily attend’
1
3
No. new bo vs..............
4
No. new girls..............
2
3
Hoys re-adinitted........
1
1
2
Girls re-admitted........
1
4
4
4
No. of visitors...............
1
Cases corporal punishment.
18
717
75
10
29
31
60
44
40
2
2
3
2
3
FOR
CASH i
3151
263
29
101
114
215
1H9
174
6
6
9
6
15
1
160 acres of land with running
SIX CROPS IN ONE YE A R
water the whole year; fine fir aud
cedar Baw timber, never culled; 20
T o grow aud harvest six crops of
acres cleared with some fruit trees.
grain and vegetebles on the same j
Will make a splendid fruit place
— A N D -—1
field in one season is a triumph of \
and only 5 miles south of Cottage
farming that does not come t o !
Grove. W ill sell at a sacrifice.
many. B u l l have a neighbor who I
We are pleased to note the mark­ Call at the L eader office.
raises annually six crops of corn,
ed improvement in promptness this
sm>u need to Drown.
potatoes and turnips on the same
month. There is still room for im­
Few realize how little will sustain piece of ground. He manures heuvi-
provement aud we trust next month the body in water. One finger on a Iv with stable manure and plows
will produce better results. The camp chair or small box or board deep in Febuary, planting first
E A K I N <fc B R IS T O W ,
pupils of the several departments will easily keep the bead abovej Early Rose potatoes in rows two
have been doing bard work the Inst the water, while the feet and the t feet apart. As Soon as the you n g
CO TTAG E G R O V E ,
-
OR
month, and we feel the vacation is other hand are paddling toward | vines are large enough, he gives
well deserved. W e trust they may shore. , One need not know how to them a good working. By the time
be much refreshneil and return to swim to keep from drowning. Faith the secoud planting is between the
their studies witn renewed vigor. • in the buoyauey of water is all you rows. In this furrow early corn is
The above report will show the need, and children and all others planted, the ground being again
uumber of visitors the past month. should practice to gain it. It will well fertilized in the hill.
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS LOST every year by
The teachers are always glad to serve better iu most immergeucics
The potatoes begin to mature m
Farmers. Fruit Growers and Dealers not buying,
welcome visitors, and desire a larger than even expertness as a swimmer. May; aud as these are gathered, a
number in the future. A visit is When pleasure boats capsize every- sccoud planting of corn is made iu
their Fruit and Ornamental Trees of us.
one way of showing ar interest in body wants to get on top of the the rows from which tlie potatoes W E G U A R A N T E E O U R T R E E S T R U E T O N A M E A N D F R E E
the public school. A strong favor­ overturned or half-filled boat, but have been taken. Iu the d igging of
F R O M IN S E C T P E S T S .
able public sentiment is one o f the it is generally not large enough to the latter, tlie early planted corn is
Send for a Free Catalogue.
best stimulents to secure a good keep all entirely above water, aud given a good working. By the time
quality of school work. During nearly ail are drowned. If they the second planting is ready to plow j Address all orders to the
next month will come the first term would trust the water to bear ninety- the first one has matured iu roast !
examination which couut 40 credits nine one hundredths of tbeir weight ing cars, aud the stalks are cut up j
T A N G E N T , L in n C o., O R E G O N .
out of 100 credits in a maximum and the wrecked boat the other one
and fed to live stock, or cured and
1 . ■■'Z*
standing. It is the desire of the hundredth, they might all be saved.
stored for
winter forage. The
50 Acres,
teachers that every pupil will have An upset boat will keep the head
Established
in
1857.
500,000
Trues
ground upon which this first corn
sufficient standing to secure promo­ above the water of as many as can j crop is grown is
now opened again
tion, but it is the policy of the get their hands on the guuwale,
with the plow, the second planting
school to not promote any one though it would cary very few.
given a good working, and a third
who is
not
qualified. Parents Some day these simple facts may-
The oldest nursery in the state.
crop is planted between the the two-
please examine the report cards save your life.— Travelers’ Record.
foot rows, a good manuring in the
THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF
carefully. Has your boy or girl
One Minute Cough Cure is a popu­ hills being given as before.
tag
sufficient credit to secure promotion?
FRUIT.
When the second planting of corn
lar remedy for croup. Safe for chil­
W. H. P owell , Prin.
»dr
dren and adults. J. P. Currin.
SHADE AND
comes into maturity and the roast­
D ea th o f T h o m a s E. T o d d .
C a ta rrh C a n n o t b e C u red
ing ears and stalks have been
»ar
ORNAMENTAL TREES,
With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, ns
News comes from Bonsall, Cal., of harvested, the ground is plowed
Ȁ-
ROSES, VINES.
they cannot reach the seat of the dis­ the recent death of Thomas E. Todd apain, and in the rows where the
ease. Catarrh is a blood or constitu­ by being run over by a heavily load­
•te
'“
second crop of corn grew, is planted
SHRUBS.
tional disease, and in order to cure it
ed
wagon.
This
promising
young
a
second
crop
of
Irish
potatoes,
in
you must take internal remedies.
ETC.
Hall’s Cutarrh cure is taken internal­ man was an unsuccessful candidate furrows well filled again with good
My trees are large and thrifty— no old, cut back stock. My nurseries are
ly, and acts directly on the blood and for couuty suryeyor of Douglas coun fertilizers. This planting is usually
clear of all insect pests, and everything is guaranteed true
mucous surfaces. Hall’s Catarrh ty at the last election. His father made early in September, the crop
to name. The most reliable and cheapest nursery
Cure is not a quack medicine. It was
the late A. L. Todd, was one c f tbe maturiug in November. The third
in tbe etate. Send for catalogue and
prescribed by one of the best physi­
price list for 1895. Address
most
honored
pioneers
of
Douglas
planting
of
corn
coming
in
as
late
cians in this country for years, and is
FINE
SHOES
Mens’ and Boys’
C LO TH IN G
I
MERCHANTS & BANKERS,
1
LOST! LÖST!!
PACIFIC NURSERY CO.,
Tangent Nursery!
a regular prescription.
It u compos- county.
r,i of the be8t tonics known, combined
with the best blood purifiers, acting,
directly on the mucous surfaces. The
perfect combination of the two ingre­
dients is what produces such wonder­
ful results in curing Catarrh. Send
for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props ,
A very sumptuous Christmas din­
ner was given by Mr. aud Mrs. Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggtsts, price 75c.
Barrett, to several friends. Those
D ied . — Dan Keogh, aged 39 years
participating were Mr. aud Mrs.
Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Y’ ounger, Miss 4 months and 19 days, died of pneu­
Effie Younger, Miss Gertie Burdick, monia at his home near Divide Dec.
Leston Lewis, Prof. J. E. Love, Prof. 24, 1895. Dan Keogh was born in
W. H. Powell, and Misses Nora the state of Maine where he resided
His death, while on a visit
to a brother, in Southern California,
comes with crushing force to a grief
stricken mother aud sister, who re­
side near Oakland.— Oregonian.
S. F. W E E K L Y CALL.
Tlie best paper on the Pacific
coast, cost $1.50 per annum. Tien
■yeek.ly
Call and the
L eader
are worth $3.50 per year, but you
can have both papers for $2.50 cash.
This will give an immeuse nmount
of very choice reading for a little
money.
roasting ears. When this crop has
been gathered as before, the ground
is again fertilized aud plowed, and
turnips are sown between the pota
toes. This crop is ready for harvest­
ing in December— thus making six
crops in one yenr, three of corn,
two o f potatoes, and one of turnips.
This system has been kept up
without variation for live years, and
the ground has shown uo deterio
ration; on the con trary.it appears
to be steadily increasing in fertility
and productiveness, the result of
six anuual fertilizations aud the
deep and thorough tillage given in
the various croppings. The system,
however, is possible only in low lati­
tude and where, like here in Lee
county, Alabama, killing frosts
seldom appear between tbe middle
of March and the 10th of November
— Correspondent “ Americnn Agricul­
turist.”
W. H. SETTLEMIRE,
TANGENT, LINN CO. OREGON.
If Yon w Edil to PM
We are in receipt of the sad news
from Bonsall Calif, of the death of
Tlios. E. Todd, late of Elk Head,
Douglas County, Oregon, brother of
A. Todd o f this city, which occurred
on the 11th o f December. His
or to write to ns before placing your order. Our stock is large aud well
Editor Clark, o f the Wallowa Chief- death was caused by being crushed
assorted, including the remarkable
taiu. was married Wednesday night. under tlie wheels of a heavily load­
Coughing irritate the delicate or­
December 11. 1895, to Miss Nellie
gans
und
aggrevates
the
disease.
In­
ed wagon from which he had fallen, and Ina Younger, Nettie Burdick, | witl> tlis parents until his 13th year,
Lurcher, at Enterprise. May tin ir
stead of waiting, try One Minute
proofs always be without error, their both wheels passing over his body. and Cleo Lewis. After dinner was when be came to the great North­ Cough Cure It helps at once, mak­
eddition large and subscribers prompt He was living with his brother served, a pleasant afternoon was west. Landing in Portland Oregon, ing expectoration easy, reduces the
B ritish C o lu m b ia A pple, Lincoln C o re le s 9 P e a r,
to liquidate.—La Grande Furnier.
Dr. L. J. Todd at Borsall, and was spent in conversation, music, recita­ wlieu he met with a man by the soreness nnd inflamation. Every one
D ea co n and D w a rf Rocky M o u n ta in C h e rrie s ,
R edding Free Press: There are at the time on bis way to attend a tions, and singing. May the host name of H. B. Bathick whom he hired likes it. J. 1‘. Currin.
I,
000,000 tons o f ore in sight
at
CURING HAMS AND BACON
meeting
o f the brass band at Fall and hostess have a pleasant yenr to as a common saw mill hand, and
ns well as many other new fruits of real merit. We have a limited num ­
W indy camp which will net $10 to Brook of wbich he was president
ber of
served him faithfully two years
(Besides the receipts heretofore
and
be
permitted
to
see
all
their
the ton in gold, silver and c o p p e r ;,
tlie
sad
accident
occurred,
when
he
was
promoted
to
overseer
given
a correspondent of
the
friends on Christmas o f next year.
this is worth $10,000,000 ss soon ns j waen
of the camp and served 12 years, “ Country Gentleman” offers this ad­
the smelter is put up. And still we just as he entered the town. His
The citizens of Creswell were
| which will be furnished only to members of the Oregon State H orticul­
com ing to Cottage Grove in 1893, ditional receipt:
have other mountains containing friends came to him almost immed­
tural Society.
guilty of the proper caper on Christ­
rich deposits.
iately aud all the assistance that lov­
where he hired to J. I. Jones as
“First trim all surplus fat from
De Witt’s Little Early Risers for
D e s c r ip tiv e C a ta lo g u e M a ile d fr e e u p on a p p lic a tio n .
mas,
by
giving
Rev.
H.
C.
Wallace
a
L o t s o f T a lk
ing hands aud willing hearts as well
teamster of a saw mill camp, where tbe hams, removing tlie joint, shape biliousness, indigestion, constipation.
generous
donation.
We
are
pleased
About Parks’ Cough Syrup is what we as medical skill could give he receiv­
he served hirn for abont two years. as usual. R u ' d the salt in thorough­ A small pill, a prompt cure. J. P.
Oregon W holesale Nursery Co.,
to announce this good fortune of |
desire. Every one who tries this rem­
ed, but death had claimed him aud
Mr Dan Keogh was married to Miss ly on the skin side, using a h og ear Currin.
S a lem , O r e g o n .
e d y says that it h:-s no equal in the
Rev. H. C. Wallace, who is one of |
Cure of all diseases o f the throat and iu a few hours he had passtd to the the ablest and best pioneer workers Laura E. Taylor at Divide on the to do it; then draw up the skiu
W. H. COOPER,
30th day of July 1893, where they over the hock, putting in n pinch of
lungs. We know it will cure any cold great beyond.
iu the vineyard o f the Lord, in this
and do it in the shortest possible time.
He was boru in Looking Glass
lived a happy couple up to the time pulverized saltpeter; then filling up -A.tt0rn.e3r a t Xja^w,
part o f Oregon. W e are glad to
You don’t know tills, but you will Douglas County,
Oregon
and
of bis death. He leaves a wife and closely packed with salt. Place the
agree with us if you only try one bot­ was t e youngest son of tbe late announce this recognition of his
C ottage G rove . O regon .
many kind friends to mourn his hams ou a table covered with salt
tle of Parks’ Cough Syrup. Sold by
well earned merits and sincerely
Rev. A. L- Todd well aud favor-
death.
half an inch deep, fitting them in to
J. A. Benson.
hope he may enjoy the pleasure of
Centrally Located.
Free 'Bus to and From
ably
known
as
one
of
the
OREGON
C O TTAG E G R O V E ,
Messrs. C. F. Moore & Co., New- occupy as little space as possible,
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
Special Rates lor Families.
all Trains.
of
Oregon, seeing many more happy holidays herg, Oreg., say: “ We sell more or but not touching. Now you are
pioneer preachers
Dealers in
The firm of Kuox & White has i aud was at the time of his death 27 and numerous large nnd generous Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy than
NEAREST HOTEL TO POSTOFFICE
ready for dressing. Thoroughly
this day, by mutual eonsent, dis­
donations from a host of admiring all others put together, and it always
years aud 2 months o f age. He
gives satisfaction.” Mr. J. F. Allen, mix the following articles (quantity
solved partnership, L M. W bite re­
friends.
Fox, Ore., says: “ I believe Chamber­
tiring. O. F. Kuox assuming full leaves two brothers and five sisters
lain’s Cough Remedy to t>e the best I given for 100 pounds of bams): 10
Dr.
Snapp
met
with
quite
a
two
of
whom
with
his
mother
live
at
control of the business and will re­
have handled.” Mr. W. H. Hitch­ pounds salt, two pounds brown
Columbus,
Wash.,
says:
ceive and receipt for all accounts Eik Head Douglas Co., one iu Jose­ severe accident last Tuesday evening. cock,
sugar, one-half pound ground black
due the firm. All old accounts phine, one in Coos, one in Fla. au 1 He had been called out to the “ Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy sells
SHEET IRON W A R E ,
well und is highly praised by all who pepper and one-half pound saltpeter, — FO RM ERLY B A K E R HOUSE.—
roust be settled by cash or note by
one in Idaho. He was a member of country to see a patient, and while use it.” For sale by J. A. Benson, with which thoroughly rub the flesh Headquarters for Travelling Men.
the first of the year.
Cottage Grove. Joe’ Lyons, Drain.
W ild wood Axes, Amunition, and all sizes of
the Christian church at this place there, was called back in great haste
side. After which put ou all th, Sample Rooms Free. Rates from $1
0 . F K sox
to
see
a
little
child
who
was
thought
to
(2
per
Day.
A
CARD
OF
THANKS.
and was well aud favorably kuowu
1. M. W h it e .
mixture that will lie on. By ifb-
Willamette Street, Eugene. Or.
and leaves a host o f frieuds through­ to be dying. He was riding rapid­
Dec. 20, 1895.
Dec. 7, 1895.
sorption the mixture will be eaten
Keep a full atock ef
NAILS,
CU TLERY
Shelf and Buddit g
S. E. BROWN, Proprietor.
ly
and
reined
u
pon
approaching
the
out
Southern
Oregon
and
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D ear E ditor . — I wish to express up in from two to three weeks.
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He attend' d the University bridge but as the horse stepped on •hrough the columns of your much
Need to have the action of the kin county
“ Then slightly sprinkle with salt.
neys stimulated a d the system toned at Eugene tiiret years and was a the approach, it slipped and fell, respected paper, T he L eader , our
¿ » “ Repairing neatly done.
In six weeks the meat will be ready
up. Parks’ Sure Cure is the best rem­ meuibel o f the Lautvnii So- let» an-, catching his leg under it breaking
sincere thanks to the many friends to hang up for smoking. Hang
THE
edy to »ecoinplish this. Many a
one bone, the fibula, about the low­ >tnl members of the United Brethreu
nth wire and
sure to hang witi
woman finds that she is tired out by- a'so tlie U. A. C. audit, may be trul
er third, and dislocating the tibia hurcb in Christ, for the liberality
work that ought not to tire her at all. siid that he was universally lonxl
the hock down. Use nothing b u ' ! NOW MADE BY THE
She fears that her whole system is and lespec.ted by all who knew him. at the ankle joint. Dr. McKinny of ■md courteous assistance rendered •orncobs or hickory wood for smok­
broken down and she Is a hop«'lr3> in­ He was a born student aud toil;- i Eugene came up on tlie local and to our faithful and much esteemed
ing. Spare ribs, breakfast bacon
valid when a few doses of Park's Sure
with a motto that “ kuowle Ig • is it» dressed the limb, and tlie Dr is now pastor Rev. R Miller. Through iud small shoulders for family usi
*ure would make her look at life from
rt sting as well as could be expected due respect and the tenderest re­
war W EST S ID E -W *
• hould be treated the same a;
a different point of view. Don’t de­ own exceeding great reward” und it
under tbe circumstances, but he gard for them I will give you their
lay. Every bottle is guaranteed. is to be hoped that though parted
iams.’’)
I have possession of tbe Cottage Grove Hotel and would inform the
from the loved and lovi.ig here, be will likely keep his bed for the next names which is as follows: Mr and
Sold by J. A. Benson.
PHOTO COMPANY.
public that I will furnish the table with the best tbe market affords at
month
or
two.
Bohemia Chautauqua Cirele will nils reached that sphere where all
Mrs J Kile, Mr nnd Mrs Jas Sears,
Awarded
The above cut on any Photograph ! reasonable rates. I solicit a trial and guarantee satisfaction
F o r O v e r F ifty Y e a rs
Mr nnd Mrs Chas Sears, Mr and Highest Honors— W orld’s Fair, a guarantee of excellence. Enlarging
meet at the residence of Mr. and wi-nlo n is the reward o f the descrv
from any kind of Picture, in Crayon
R. M. BLATCH LY, Proprietor.
AX 1)1.1) add W ell -T rikd K kmedt .—M rs. Mrs J Perkins, Mr and Mrs J Hub-
Mrs. Barrett, Tuesday evening. T * iug. Truly “ the kiug of shadows
Ink or Colors. Call aud see our sam-
D R
Winslow's SuiiUilin: syrup lias lieen useil fur
ever fifty yean li\ millions of mothers fur tlieir 1 a r d Mr J S Allen. Mr nnd Mrs El­
p ts anil prices of Crayon work.
’■oves 'i slening mark.’’
follow ing is a programme pi>pnr
children While teething, with perfect success.
’
8»,. and Willa:neUc »ts.. Eugene. Or.
Ou the 13th oi December 1895 at It smithes the child, softens the minis, allays all lison, Mr J B Lewis, Mr W S Chris-
by the programme comm ittee: Music,
pain, cures wind cholic, anil Is the best remedy
Diarrhoea. Is pleasant to the taste. Sold man, Mr and Mrs L Allen, Mr and
Business meeting, Lesson in Human the cemetery near Bousall iu San for
by Druggists In every part of tlie World. Twen-
Progress, Lesson in Industrial Ev >- Diego Co. Calif, loving friends flve cents a bottle. Its yalue is Incalculable. Mrs S W W ood, Mr and Mrs D
Re sure and ask for Mrs. W inslow's Soothing
Brumbaugh, Mr L B Hopkins, W H
lutiou, Quartet, “ Original Poem” by aud comrades silently and sadly bore Syrup, and take no other kind.
PURCHASE
Lee, Mr and Mrs R Mosby, Mr aud
Miss Lincoln, Recitation by Miss to its last resting place all that re­
Mrs J Limebaugb, Mr and Mrs
H anson, “ The Closiug Year,’ re. ita mained mortal of Thomas Emery
A m eric;»'s G r e a te s t S to ry P a p e r , Weber. I will add that the quart­
May i: re»f in peace and I Always
tious. S elect readings, and own
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publishes the best and nost in-
;a
live, a me in th t lie- tere.sTi ! ' short stories serial stories erage for pastors salary amounted
others, Instrumental Musi - i ■
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i.
,■ , , : : „» and special articles that can oe p r o -! to $75, which is good for these hard
Roy Knox and E m rst P ur»:-.c*. i
C.u , h » ut. b.
f r bn.. .. y st t.uret|» refia„ , less l(f
The |
..ml uo greater boon could I .test fashon notes und patterns can times. Again I will say thanfis and
is the purpose to exteu I tin- < i t
tainmeut until a late Horn an
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For bis m e n o n
j Win
& Id Page. There 'I"
2 'Vom;ln’s
is $ always
some- may Heavens richest blessings rest
OF FDITOR THORP—He knows what I want—
MOST PERFECT MADE.
g .email« given in the hearts thi: g in tbe New York Ledger tiiat upon _ ou all.
“ watch the old year die. ’ M -u n er»
A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free
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interest
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memberof
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a d th te lovely red apples—O h ! but Eliza Jane and I
o f the Chautauqua, please luvite a ol ¡he tovc. and loving, aud for |y „ Pages--Price, 5 cents. For
F. J. N eat ,
from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant,
whose com ing he will wait.
sale in this town by Lea Mount.
Steward of Blue Mt. class.
friend.
40 YEARS THE STANDARD.
will &mLe sweeter than angels !
io o , lOOO or 1 0 ,0 0 0 trees, it will pay
you to call on
FR A N K
JORDAN
Tennant Prune,
THE N EW LAMBERT CHERRY,
HAR DWARE
S R. PIPER.
Hardware, Stoves, Tinware and
CA-IR/TIRLroGKES.
Acknowledged to lie the Best:
PHOTOGRAPHS
COTTAGE GROVE
HOTEL,
Large Free Sample Rooms.
LUXURY
The New York Ledger,
TO
CREAM
BAKING
POWDfR
FRUIT TREES