Cottage Grove echo=leader., March 21, 1896, Image 3

The L ocal
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.
o p ld
Now is the time to plant new ads
in T he L eader , for business.
Republican primary meeting in
Cottage Grove, March 28, 1896.
Republican primary meeting in
Lemati, March 28, 18‘)6.
Some delinquent subscriber should
bring T h e L eader a few bushels of
“spuds,”
Ten men struck out for Bohemia
mountains, Thursday.
T be
R epublican
County
M eet» A p ril 4.
Convention
The dates are as follows: Pri­
maries on March 28, 1896 and coun­
ty convention April 4, 1896. Re­
publicans remember the date.
T h e L e a d e r , with new, stylish fa c e s
and abundant material, is turniugout
some good job printing.
Morningside Poultry yards are
advertised in T bb L eader . Mr.
Blundell keeps the best stock in
Oregon.
Do not forget T he L eader when
you want job printing.
Mrs. Zack Collins presented Mr.
Collins with a nice 10} pound baby
girl Tuesday.
Frank Wooley is making . ready for
war and bas a new baby to grow inio
a good soldier.
There was a very warm rain
Thursday and it was badly needed
for growing crops as well as to soft­
en tbe ground for plowing.
We have a letter from an intelli­
gent and enterprising man who
would like to locale where he can
raiee chi.'kens by the hundred.
Bay, why don’ t you try DeWitt’s
Little Early Risers ? These little pills
cure headuche, indigestion ard consti­
pation. They're small but do the
work. J. P Currin, druggist, Cottage
Grove; Joe. Lyons, Drain
T he C reamery . — Mr. S. E. Craig,
the creamery man arrived here yes­
terday and will commence the work
in a few days of erecting a building
and putting in a plant. He has se­
cured a vacant lot on the south side
of Eight street, between Olive and
Charnelton, and will erect a build­
ing altout 34x40 feet in size. Mr.
Craig expects to have tbe creamery
in operation by May 1st. He ex
pects his family bere in a few weeks
and also bis son, Wm. Craig, of
Hillsboro who will be associated in
the business.—Eugene Guard.
A high liver with a torpid liver will
not be a long liver. Correct the liver
with DeWitts Little Early Risers,
little pills that cure dyspepsia and
constipation. J. P. Currin, druggist;
Joe. Lyons, Drain.
Planet jr. garden tools at reduced
prices for ’96. F. L. C hambers , agt
S O C IA L F L U T T E R IN G .
We Need Thin Every Hour.
T he L eader
is
Poultry Yards,
in pressing need of
W. S. Cnrisman went to Eugene money and wants all of its subscrib­
DsWitts’ Little Early Risers and j Monday.
ers to help it out by sending wliat
2 o'clock a. m. is the latest.
Postmaster J. P. Currin, of Cottage they owe on subscription. It is a
Grove, was in Eugene Tuesday.
Fresh garden seed in bulk.
small matter to each one of you but
Mrs. J . P. Currin went to Eugene ^
aggregates several hundred
F. L. C h am bers .
Saturday.
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0)iars>
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we need the money.
A splendid warm rain will m ake
Ralph Whipple went to Eugene 8 at-
the grass on tba hills grow green
The publisher of T he L eader must
urday.
have money. Call and pay up or
and sweet.
M 8 . Barker, of Eugene, was up on remit by mail. We are in earnest.
business Saturday.
M illinery Opening.
We have sent out accounts for sub­
H. N. Cockerline, of Eugene, was scriptions of LONG STANDING which if
Saturday March 28, I will show
not soon paid we shall place in the
the ladies of this vicinity, my line of up on business Monday.
hands
of collectors, who will add
Mr.
Grousbeck
went
to
Creswell
Hats and Millinery furnishings.
cost.
Remember
tbe
date,
Sunday.
Please call.
Huckken'a A rnica Salve.
Mrs. Wynne and Mr9. Eakin were
Saturday March 28.
Tlie best »sire lathe world for Cuts. Bruises,
in Eugene Wednesday.
Sores, Ulcers. S*K Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter,
M rs . F. A. N ewman .
Mrs. J. E. P. Withers has returned Chipped Hand* Chilblains, Corns and all skin
Er jptlons, and positively cures Piles, or no pay
Tne State Prohibition Convention to Eugece.
required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satis­
faction or money relunded. Price 25 cents per
will convene in Portland, March 25,
Elijah Harian, of Drain went to Bo­ x. F.»r stld Uy J. A Benson.
at 9 a. m. sharp, in the I. 0. G. T. hemia Tuesday.
Mrs. Maggie Perkins, of Baker
hall for the purpose of drafting a
A m e r i c a ’ s G r e a t e s t S to r y P ap er,
platform, nominating a ticket uud City, came in Sunday.
Father Black, of Eugene, was here Always publishes the best and nost in­
consideration of such other matters
teresting short stories serial stories
j Monday and Tuesday.
and special articles that can be pro­
as may come before the convention
Albert Whitney went to Klamath cured, regardless of expense. The
Entertainment will be provided for
latest fashon uotes and patterns can
Falls last week.
be found every week on the Woman’s
all visiting delegates that send their
Miss Martha Medley, who lias been World Page. There is always some­
names to the state secretary on or
visiting in this city for some time, re­ thing in tne New York Ledger that
will interest every member of the fami­
before tbe 18th.
turned to Eugene Thursday.
ly. 20 Pages—»Price,* 5 cents. Fox
In the fall of 1896 a son of Mr. T.
Mrs. D. Markley nnd Miss Kate sale in this town by Lea Mount.
A. McFarland, a prominent merchant Helfrich went to Eugene Monday
It not only is so, it must be so, One
of Live Oak, Sutter Co., Cal., was morning March 17.
Minute Cough Cure acts quickly, and
taken with a very heavy cold. The
James Benson, of Canyonville, is that’s what makes it go. J. P. Currin,
pains in his chest were so severe that shaking hands with his friends in this druggist; JOe. Lyons, Drain.
he had spams and was threatened vicinity,
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with phneumonia. His father gave
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Sutton and lish till following extract from a letter
him several large doses of Chamber­
Miss Ida Lincoln visited Yoncalla Sat­ of Chas. M. GutMd, of Reedley,
lain’s Cough Remedy which broke up
Fresno Co., Cal., as they handle the
urday,
the cough an<l cured him. Mr. Mc­
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney J. M. remedy referred to and want their
Farland says whenever his children
customers to know what a splendid-
have croup he invariably gives them Williams was up from Eugene Wed­
medicine it is:
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and it nesday.
“ It is with pleasure I tell you that
Miss Arvilla Beach, of Fairmount,
always cures them. He considers it
by one days use of Chamlierliiin’s
the best cough remedy in the market. is stopping wkh the family o f L. F. Cough remedy I was relieved of a
For sale by J. A. Benson, Cottage Wooley. Mr Wooley has gone to v-ry severe cold. My head was com­
the Bohemia mines to work for a time.
Grove; Joe. Lyons, Drain.
pletely stopped up and I could not
The Chautauqua Circle met at sleep at night. I can reccommend
NOTICE.
The directors of school district Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Knox’s residence this remedy.’’ A cold nearly always
No. 45, Lane county, Oregon here­ Tuesday night. A pleasant and sturts in he head and ufterward 9 ex­
tends to the throat and lungs. By
by advertise for plans, specifications profitable time with the lessons was
using this remedy freely as soon as
aud estimates for a four room addi­ enjoyed. Next meeting at Mr. aud
the cold at once and prevent it from
tion to the front of present school
extending to the lungs. J. A. Ben­
Mrs. J. S. Medley’s.
building. All plans nnd specifica­
son, Cottage Grove; Joe. Lyons,
Dr.
W.
C.
Sehlbrede,
the
Livings-
tions to he presented on or before
Drain.
The New York Ledger,
THE W EBFOOT PLA N TE R
T. H. BLU N D E LL. P roprietor.
AND
Breeder of Prize W inning Poultry.
White Wyandottes, Golden Wyandotte«, Barred aud White Plymouth
Rocks, Black and White Minorcas, Rose Comb Black MiDorcss, Red Caps,
Buff Leghorns, Brown Leghorns, B. B. Red Game Bantams, Etc.
THE LEADER
Pekin Ducks, F ancy Pigeons and Squabs.
E ggs and Stock in Season. Correspondence Solicited.
SALEM, OREGON.
P rizes in the last Tw o Years. 2 Sweepstakes.
Headquarters
for Sweet Peas
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M i x e d V a r ie t i e s p e r p o u n d A O c e n t s
H s lf p ou n d
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Address all Orders lo T he L eader , Collage Grove, Or.
True to name. Packet 25 cents, half Packet 15 cents. ©
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^woñd.rfui Crimson Rambler Rose
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Tried and True Novelties. !§>
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th e p
io n e e r s
ees c
atalogu e .
PIONEER
SEED
CATALOGUE.
Fuchsia dqpEle white Phenomenal
Chromolithographs o f Double Sweet
Blackberry, The Rathbun.
Pea, Roses, Fuchsia W hite Phenome-
nal, Blackberries, Raspberries, N ew
Tomsto, Vick’s Early Leader,
Tbe Earliest Ternata kaewa.
Leader Tomato, Vegetables.
Filled with good things old and new.
Full list o f Flowers, Vegetables, Small Fruits, etc., with description and prices.
Mailed on receipt o f 10 cts. which may be deducted from first order— really
free —o f free with an order for any o f the above.
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JAMES VICK’S SONS®®!
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Don’t inyite disappointment by ex- j A lot of salt marsh lands in
perimenting. Depend upon One: Warner valley, Lake county, was
Minute Cougfi Cure and you have im-|-8old recently, umler the saline act,
medinte relief. It cures croup. The and purchased by David R. Jones
only harmless remedy that produces for $1400. He will erect a refinery
immediate results. J. P. Currin, and manufacture salt of a first-class
druggist; Joe. Lyons, Drain.
quality.
’.. *’-3 i \
If you want any hauling done
F o r O ver F ifty Y ears.
leave your orders with
A s O ld and W e l l -T kikd R kmkdy .—Mrs.
Civil Engineer nnd Surveyor. All
kinds of Surveying, civil engineering
and mining work a specialty.
A urelious T odd ,
'
Cottage Grove, Or.
“ Give me a liver regulator and I
can regulate the world,” said a
genius. Tbe druggist handed him a
bottle, of DeWitt’s Little Early Risers,
the famous little pills. J. P. Currin,
druggist ; Joe. Lyons, Drain.
Removal Sale!
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ROCHESTER, NEW YORK.
J ack K nowlton .
ONE
Y ear
(g)
ce n ts.
NEW DOUBLE SWEET PEA Bride of Niagara ©
in VICK’S FLORAL GUIDE, UM,
FOR BOTH
Desiring to recu ie our stock to facilitate rem oval of
the same w e w ill close out, for the cash, a large line of
ladies fine shoes at cost. Y on can also secure some
GOOD BARGAINS
in dress fabrics and m any other lines for the next 30
days.
CASH nil tiny CHEAP.
,
'
W indow’s Soothing Syrup ha* been used for '
over flfly years bv million* of mother* for their
children while teethinit. with perfect success
It soothes Ute child, softens the gums, allays al
pain, cures wind cholic, and Is the best reined
for Diarrhoea. Is pleasant to the taste, «old -
by Druggists in every part of tbe World. Tweu-
flve cents a bottle. Its yalue Is htcah-ulable
Be sure end ask for Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing
Syrup, and take no other kind.
EAK IN & BRISTOW
M E R C H A N TS & B A N K E R S ,
San Francisco Call.
COTTAGE GROVE,
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April 1, 1896. For further infor­ ton dentist, arrived in the city yes­
LOVE'S FOOLISH DREAM .
mation apply to Chairman of Board terday, accompanied by his wife and
of Directors.
A great newspaper, $6.00 per
little sou, and will locate here for
I pointed to the bird, whose lay
year, postage paid. Weekly
S. R. P iper , Chairman.
Was
carolled
overhead;
the practice of dentistry. Refer­
Call, $1.50 per year. Sample
“ His joyous straiu is uot more gay
A
F ine
S h o w in g .— Democrat:
ring to tbe doctor’s removal from
copies sent on application.
Than in my heart,” 1 said.
The Albany creamery received dur
THE
Livingston to Billings, yesterday’s
I plucked the white rose from the tree,
THOUSANDS OF D O LLA R S LOST every year by
Chas. M. Short ridge, P ro p .
tng February, with its 29 days,
And placed it in her hair.
Enterprise says: “ While Livings­
‘ More sweet than you it cannot be,
710 Market St.
-
San Francisco, Cal
89000 pounds of milk, over 3000
Farm ers, F ruit G row ers and Dealers not buying
ton will regret to lose the doctor
Nor you,” I said, ‘‘less fair.”
pounds per day. The receipts for
W. If. COOPER.
J. 8. MEDLEY.
their F ru it and Ornamental Trees o f us.
and his estimable wife, Billings is
By the river’ s side we stood, and made,
T H B IC E -A -W K E K K D IT IO N
the butter made from it are $1060.
A mirror o f the stream:
to lie congratulated upon the ucqui-
W
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ltA N T B E O U R T R E E S T R U E TO N A M E A N D F R E E
COOPER & MEDLEY
18 PAGES A WEEK. 156 PAPERS A YEAR:
“ As bright shall be our life,” 1 said
The net returns to the patrons was
siliou to its social circles of Dr. and
In my love's foolish dream.
F R O M INSECT PESTS.
25 cents per pound. Had they
Is larger tlian any weekly or semu- ü a t t e m e y s a t ILa.x'T',
Mrs. Sehlbrede. Dr. Sehlbrede for
The summer bird whose Joyous strain
weeklv paper published and is the
made their own butter it would uot
Send for a Free Catalogue.
With my heart’s joy was one.
a number of years practiced deutist-
only important Democratic “ weekly’ ’
C o t t a g e G ro v e , O regon .
Is fled, I listen, but in vain;
have been half that amount. The
published
in
New
York
City.
Three
Address
all
orders
to the
ry in this city aud won an enviable
For me such songs are done.
times ns large ns the leading Republi­ Centrally Located.
receipts for December were $610,50,
Free ’But to
From
reputation and lucrative practice as
can weekly of New Y'ork City. It will
The tree that bore the young white rose
showiug a big increase,
The
Special Rites for Families.
all Traias.
be oLespecial advantage to you dur­
I plucked to give her praise,
a result of the satisfactory manner
ing fhe P r e s id e n tia l C a m p a ig n , NEAREST HOTEL TO POSTOFFICE
Is
dead
years
since;
and
this
and
those,
creamery is in splended hands, and
T A N G E N T , Linn C «., O R E G O N .
in which he performed all work en­
as it is published every other day ex­
Were set in after days.
its business is a matter of local
cept
Sunday,
and
lias
all
the'
fresh­
trusted to him.
The stream alone defies time’s hand,
ness'find timeliness of a daily. It
pride.
To change in any way;
‘eortibines tail the news with a long list
M usical — Miss Hattie M. Winner
600,000 Tr«
50 Acres.
Established in 1857.
Where
we
two
stood,
alone
I
stand,
I ' « The K ila e r i.
BOHEMIA MAPS
of interesting departments, unique
of Drain, will give lessons in vocal
Bright then and bright today. *
features, cartoons and graphic illus­
‘‘I
am
65
years
old
;
have
had
kid­
A few tnnps o f valuable gold
tration!^,Hie mttt'i being a specialty.
And I am glad, because I know
ney disease and constipation for 35 aud instrumental music privately or
- All the hp improvements have been •—FORMERLY BAKER HOUSE —
My heart and this bright stream,
miaM in ^duiipia, made by Harvey years. Am now well—used your S B. in classes. For terms call at Mrs.
made .without any increase in the cost. Headquarters for Travelling Men.
Are linked by ties formed years ago
Taylor, who was in that district Headache and Liver Cure one year. M. C. Bond’s residence, Friday,
w h ic h r e m a in s a t o n e d o lla r , p e r y e a r
In my love’s foolish dream.
The oldest nursery in the state.
Sample Rooms Free. Rates from $1
w B o ff e r th is un equ
surveying last fall, for sale at T he Used 6 bottles at 60 cents ench. J. H. March 20, 1896.
TO THE GRASSHOPPER.
a
n d ? T h e L ead er t o g e t h e r o n e y e a r fo r to $2 per Day.
Knight.
Rutledge,
O
r.”
For
sale
by
L eader office.
E. P. T horp
THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF
$2.66 cash. The regulur subscription
Do something to help new enter­
Willamette Street, Eugene. Or.
J. A. Benson.
price-of the two.pupers is $3.00.
Forsaken: Isolated thing, why
Soothing, healing, cleansing, De-
S.
E.
BROWN,
Proprietor.
*sr
F R U IT .
On tny darkling pathway fling,
With fifty cents express charges prises get a start. Don’t make ev­
Witt’s Witch Hazel Halve is the
That trembling form and weary wing
enemy to sores, wounds and piles, on 13 eggs to Wilbur, Douglas ery effort of your life a scheme to
ms-
SHADE AND
So late and lone, the merry comrade*
which it never fails to cure. Stops county, Oregon, there is no danger bleed them.
Of the spring all lost and cone.
Cham berlain’ * E ye and Skin Ointment
•or
O R N A M E N TA L TR E E S.
itching and burning. Cures chapped of anyone tackling any poultry en­
A meeting is called at Knox hall
r»or forsaken mite our fates arc one;
Is unequalled for Eczema, Tetter, Salt-
lips and cold-sores !n two or three
IS AUTHORITY I* Rlieum , Scald Head, Sore Nipples, Chapped
A few more whirls from sun to sun- '■
Saturday
night,
Mar.
21,
to
con­
w
ROSES.
VIN ES.
Hands, Itching Piles, Rums, Front Bite*,
Some airy flights and all Is done,
hours. J. P. Currin, druggist; Joe. terprise here. By making such sider co-operation with the Pacific
ItS
LVNE
Chronic Sore Eyes and Granulated Eye L ida
Then sad decay, aud in night and silence
outragous demandr a company cuts
*r
SH RU BS,
Lyons, Drain.
Northwest Immigration Board at
F or sale by druggists at 25 cents per box.
AU alone dissolve away.
its
own
throat
by
holding
up
a
posi­
Being
the
oldest
ami
mos
Portland.
Property
owners
should
Don’t miss a good thing when
By U eokok M old Warm,
w
ETC.
TO H0R8B OVNIkS.
widely read Electrical
Chelsa, Mass.
you can obtain it for asking for it tive warning to enterprise to keep attend.
F or putting a horse in a fiDe healthy con­ My trees are large and thrifty—no old, cut back stock.
AVeckly published in the
My Mutseri« am
Every person who is taking T he o u t We have a letter from a man
F«r (he lu n g * .
dition try Dr. Cady's Condition Powders.
United states.
From Soathera Oregon Mines.
clear of all insect pests, and everything is guarauteed tree
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
: * V
L easer can have' Tbe Webfuot wanting to locate here to go into
Elder Atson W. Steers writes from
to name. The most reliable and cheapest nursery
Yesterday’s Oregon Mining Jour­ Sent to any Address in the United StAtes, $3,00 loss o f appetite, relieve constipation, correct
Planter one year without’ costing
poultry raising, but he will go Portland, O r.: “ There is no medi­ nal contained news of Southern per annum. Sample copy free, If you mention kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
in the state. Send for catalogue and
them one cent If you want it, say
this paper
«
cine for throat and lungs that I can
new life to an old or over-worked horse. 2o
.
price list for 1895. Address
•o. Tbe Webfuot Planter is a live, where hs ran be treated ‘‘white’’ recommend to ministers, public Oregon mines as follows: During
cents per pseksge. F or sale by druggists.
TH E
and not “cinched” out of all at one speakers and singers, with the confi­ the past week an immense find has
up-to-date paper for the farmer.
W . H. SE T T L E M IR E .
TANGENT. LINN CO. OREGON.
:)Address E L E C T R IC A L
dence that I can the 8. B. Cough been made within a stone’s throw of
"Superior” and ‘‘Mohawk’’ stoves full "swoop.”
Cure.”
50
cents
per
bottle.
For
sale
Quick
in
effect,
heals
and
leaves
no
1;
R
E
V
IE
W
,
at bottom price. F . L. C hambers ,
Grant’s Pass. It is a quartz ledge
THE
scar. Burning scaly skin eruptions by J. A. Benson.
IS Park R ow , New Y ork City.
Eugene.
eight feet in width and so enor­
quickly cured by DeWitt’s Witch
A
N ew E nterprise . — G. W. Smith
W a r Masidlne at llama.
mously rich that a chunk of the ore
Hazel Salve. Applied to burns,
A aew disease to Oregon prune
NOW MADE BY THE
"Four out of every five bottles of scalds, old sores, it is magical in ef­ advertises a new enterprise in T he the size of a teacup, pounded up
orchards
is ’ Brown Rot, aud the
L
eader
tbis
week.
Mr.
Smith
has
medicines sold in the last flve years fect. Always cures piles. J. P. Cur-
with a hammer, yielded almost a
whole, product of several orchards
•re S. B. goods. The S. B. Headache rim druggist; Joe. Lyons, Drain.
built tbe first bake oven here and
teaspoonful of gold. The discover­
and Liver Cure I use myself as a gen­
were this year destroyed by it.
thoroughly
understands
the
baking
The widow of Alexander Camp­
er is au old prospector and has been
eral physic If you are sick and
Many Oregon prune men aro una­
business and should receive the pa­
for three years in search of the
want to get well, the quickest, cheap­ bell, founder of the Cnristain Catn-
ware
x>f it, but in many Eastern
est and safest method is to buy the S. bellite faith, is living at the age of tronage that will make his enter­ ledge, of the existence of which, by
state«-it
has proven very destruc­
PHOTO COMPANY.
B. remedies and use as directed. C. 94, in Bethany, W. V. Several of prise a success.
Bigns well-known to the craft, he
tive
Not
only
is
the
fruit
on
the
The
above
out on any Photograph !
P. B alth , Druggist Dufur, Or.” 50
J. W. Pierce, Republic, la., says: has long felt satisfied.
her children have established them­
cents per bottle. Eor sale by J. A.
tree attacked but, after being picked frn1
"I have used One Minute Cough Cure
\\aa,‘, vl‘ kind' of "pu'ture, ^ "cra yo? or to write to us before placing your order. Our stock is large and well
selves well in life, but the one who
Benson.
in my family and for myself, Ttith re­
it is ofttimes destroyed by the dis­ Ink or Colors. Call and see our sani- ! assorted, including the rentnrknble
Row River Items.
is perhaps best known is Mrs. W. R. sults so entirely satisfactory that I
N eed ron P acking H o u se r — More
ease. ' If allowed to go unchecked pies and | irlces o f Crayon work,
8 th and 1 k’iIlametta Bts., Eugene. Or.
Thompson, who was long post­ can hardly flDd words to express my­
live hogs are now being shipped
it will prove as destructive to
mistress of Louisville and is now a self as to its merit. I will never fail
Fine
weather
and
farmers
busy
east from Oregon and Washington
primes as is eodling moth or scab to
to recommend it to others, on every sowing their grain.
resident in Washington.
than ever before. It is sincerely to
the appl« crop. Leaves, flowers
— VIA-^
occasion that presents itself." J. P.
British Columbia Apple, Lincoln Coreless Pear,
One Minute Cough Cure touches Currin, druggist; Joe. Lyons, Draio.
The snow melting in the moun- nndrfruit ar» attacked by the dis-
be hoped that some of the numer­
Deacon and Dwarf Rocky Mountain Cherries,
Tne Shasta Route
ous projected new packing houses the right spot. It also touches it at
Call at T he L eader office and pay tains keeps the river up too high, ease,, but it¿s upon fruit that most
the right time if you take it when you
i as well as many other new fruits of real merit. We have a limited • »■ -
for safe fording.
—OF THE—
ia the northwest may soon material­
damage is doqe. The fungus enters
have a cough or cold. See the point ? up for your paper. It will do you
| ber of
ize. It is hard to explain why tbe Then don’t cough. J. P. Currin, ao harm.
Miss Mary Stoughton has return­ Use Cells of the fruit, robs tbem of
Southern Pacific Co.
rice of live hogs in Oregon should druggist; Joe. Lyons Drain.
ed to Bed Rock and is staying with their contents and rot ensues. Ash
Cares U r n p .
Express Trains Ideavo Portland Daily.
e from one to one and one-half
gray spores cover the fruit, these in
Eugene Guard: Assessor D. P.
“ My three children are all subject Mrs. Lucinda Veatch.
North. which will be furnished only to members of the Oregon State RoHMml-
South.
1
t1
cents less per pound than at Chica­
Miss Rena Cbrisman is visiting time disappear and the fruit shrivels 8:N> p. in. 1 [ T v]
Portland
At. -I1 8:10 a. ro ; tural Society.
go. S t Paul and Omaha, while we Burton has appointed deputies, sub­ to croup; I telegraphed to San Fran­
and hangs in this condition upon 2:51 a. in. Lv. Cottage Grove Lv. 2:11 a. nt
D escrip tive C atalogue M ailed free upon app lication .
•re importing so largely of hog pro­ ject to changes by the bo.ird of cisco, got a half dozen bottles of 8. B. with her sister Mrs. Ella Redford.
>■ a -
the trees, The rotting fruit should IS:45 a. m. 1 Ar. San Francise« Lv. 1
Cough
Cure.
It
is
a
perfect
remedy.
Above
trains
stop
at
Hast
Portland,
Oregon
ducts from those eastern points.— county commissioners, as follows:
Mr. and Mrs. Patton and family be collected and destroyed, and City, Woodburn, Salem, Turner^ Marion, .Jeffer- j
God bless you for it. Yours, etc., J.
Oregon W holesale Nursery Co.,
Rural Northwest
Alban;
“
nv,
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Albany
------------.
Junction Sliedds,
fangent,
Ben Keeney— Goshen and Cres­ H. C rozieb , Grants Pass, Or.” 50 made Mrs. Cora Teeters a visit last spraying should be applied as in son, -------
Halsey, Harrisburg, Junction City, Irving, j
Salem, O r e ? * * .
M a w la C a re R h e a m a ila m .
shot-bole fungus.— Corvallis Times. Eugene, Creswell, Drains and all stations *
well precincts.
cents per bottle. For sale by J. A. Sunday.
Kosebuig to Ashland inclusive.
A rago , C oos Co., O regon , N ov 10,
Benson.
The United States pays $900,000
K e « e l» u r f n a i l D a ily .
Mr. Lou Weber and family had a
WT. B. Hawley—Coyote, Siuslaw,
1893.—I wish to inform you of the
a year for its weather service, and *3« a. in. Lv.
Portland
Ar. -1 4:40 p.
good Chamberlain’s Pain Balm has Spencer, Mound and Walton.
D ied . — On Row river, March 4, pleasant visit with Dav« Baker and
Cottage Grove Lv. . I 10:25 a.
2:55
p.
m.
lots of the time it gets very poor r.5§ p. m. Lv.
Roseburg
Lv.
Ar.
. I 8:00 a.
done my wife. She has been troubled
W. L. Bailey— Florence, Lake 1896, Mrs. Mary E. Jones. Grand­ wife last Sunday.
weather at that.— Ex.
North.
South. !
SALEM PASSEVGEB.
with rheumatism of the arms and Creek, Glentena and Hermann.
Mrs.
Hoffman acd daughter
ma Jones (as she was called by
4:00 o. m. Lv.
Portland.
Ar. 1015 a. m .1
hands for six months, and has tried
6:15
p.
m.
8:M
a. m.
Ar.
Salem.
Lv.
those who knew her,) was born in Christina is visiting with thc-'r
D. W. Coolidge— Eugeue.
many remedies prescribed for that
Kentucky in 1802, and came to Ore- daughter aud sister Mrs. Lou Baker,
Frank Bond— Irving.
complaint but found no relief until
ad
Mr. Grant and Chas. Bavles made ■
•be used this Pain Ralm; one bottle
Paul Hadley— Thurston, Jasper, gon in 1887, with Mr. Ol. Lewis, in
ORICVB
Pullm
an
Bufiet
Sleepers c o t t a g e g r o v e .
D R
of which has completely cured her. I Fall Creek, Middle Fork and Hazel whose family she had lived many ¡ Hugh Doolittle a vit.it last week,
AND
Dealers in
take pleasure in recommending it for
years, until Mr. Lewis’ death Since : Hugh Doolittle has finished se‘ *
Dell.
S r c o n r t C la s s * l t t | ' i s ( C a r s
that trouble. Yours truly. C. A. B dl -
ATTACHED TO ALL THROUGH TRAISS.
•John L. Wilson— SjmDsrfield, j tlnn site has lived in tbe family of ting out bis new orchard of about
L ord . 50 ■•eot $1.00 bottle for sale by
Mr. James Duval, at whose home seven hundred trees, mostly apples
J. A. Benson, Cottage Grove; Joe. Willamette and Mohawk.
W t * l S id e U l T i s i o n ,
Lyons, Drain.
Mr. Yates— Lon;* Tom, Richard­ she died. She was a faithful m e m - 1 of winter varieties and in a few
Between Portland and Corvallis.
bet of tbe Christian Church tbe years he will be reaping a reward
son, Cheshire and E lfira.
HAIL TRAIN DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY.) j
G-. W . SM ITH
Portland
Ar. •
I a « - » • » P.
* » M.
« !
greater part of her life. She died for his labor.
7:3® A. M. r»7
S H E E T IR O N W A R E ,
the
Oeorge
Riggs—
Mabel,
McKenzie,
Corvallis
Lv. I 1:36 I*. M.
12:15 P. M. Ar.
Will be prepared W. turt-isu
in
the
hope
of
a
bright
crown
when
Mrs.
Naoma
Bavles
is
spending
•
Gate
Creek
and
Camp
Creek.
public with
At Albany and Corvallis connect with trains of W ild w ood A x e s, A m u n ition , and all sizes of
O. 0. * K. By.
Fred Callison— Pleasant Hill and her ¡Savior comes to reward his ^ew *eeks with her daughter Mrs.
FRESH BREAD AND PASTRY
faithful ones. So “Grandma” went bowery England.
E x p r e ss T k a i » D a il t fS x r e r r S*m>AT.)
C A R T R ID G E S .
March 24, 1896. Will be for sale at Lost Valley.
The Star Literary met last Satur­
Portland
Ar. * Î5 A.
4:45 P. m
M. 7 i l.T
Lincoln & Co’s grocery, and J. Culp’s j Mr. Burton will himself assess : home, aud I am sure she keeps in day evening and after their exercises
Keep
a
full
stock
el
NA1L8,
CUTLERY
6helf and Building.
Lv.
I
McMiunrille
.v.*e
A.
[ Ar
r:25P. . M. 1
fruit store,
East and West Cettaga Grove, and , Heaven the dear gifts of sympathy wer« over which was very entertain­
Throucn ticket* to all points In tbe Eastern
stales, Canada and Europe can be obtained at
CREAMS, ICES AND FANCY Junction is yet to be supplied. and oi Pur® unselfish love which ing resolved to adjourn until next
MOST PERFECT MADE.
lowest rates from M . C. Bond, agent. Cottage
CAKES for picnics and parties a Several of the deputies are now made her life so rarely beautiful October, when the society will again A pure Grape
_ __________
___ ______Grove.
E- P. RoriERS.
Cream of ______
Tartar ____
Powder.
Free
R e p a irin g neatly d oor 1
special tv.
Yours Truly,
busy assesstng and the remainder while here.
F biesd .
meet and spend another winter from Ammonia, ATtim'orany'othCTadulterant^ K K,,EH, EK Mansew" (i K * r**9''* IV
pleasantly aud socially.
^ non .
40 YEARS THE STANDARD.
Portland or.
G- W . S mith .
will be at work in a few davs.
LOST!
LOST!!
KEY YORK WORLD,
and
PA CIFIC N U R S E R Y CO.,
Tangent Nursery!
THE
ELE C TR IC A L
R E V IE W
Acknowledged to be tbe Best:
PH O TO G R A PH S
If Ion are Gin to Plait
lOO, lOOO o r 1 0 ,0 0 0 trees, it w ill pay
y ou to ca ll on
!
FRANK
JO RD AN
j
E A S T AND S O U T H
Tennant Prune,
TH E N E W L A M B E R T C H E R R Y ,
S
Awarded
H igbw t Honors—W orld’s Pair,
f w W B
CREAM
BAKING
raw «
Dioiig Cars
Ogden lute.
S R. PIPER.
Hardware, Stoves, Tinware d