Cottage Grove echo=leader., April 25, 1896, Image 3

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The Local
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World, , lenve
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any Vulitlg done
orders with
J ack K nowlton .
Now is the time to plant uew ads
PerR0D8 waniing Silver Laced
in T he L eader , for business.
Wyaudott eggs for hatching can
Planet jr. garden tools at reduced have them by leaving their orders
prices for '9t>. F. L. C hambers , ajt. at T he L eader office.
The Cottage Grove hotel, Mrs.
NOTICE.
Blachlev manager, gives fine chicken
dinners on Sundave.
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I hereby announce myself an m-
Some delinquent subscriber should dependent candidate for the office of
bring T h e L e a d e r a few bushels of county treasurer of Lane county,
’ ‘spuds ”
I Oregon, at the June election.
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April 21, 1896.
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SO C IA L FL U T T E R IN G .
Erny Lockwood returned home from
Grants Pass, Wodnesday.
Ben Lurch was in Eugene W ednes­
day.
Angel liable*.
In the night when all is still,
And the stars arc shining bright,
1 hear the angel's foot-steps.
And their voiees soft and light.
They float In through the window
And stand beside my bed,
And lay tlielr snov>7 Angers
On my weary, acbir.g head.
O. G. Warner has gone up to Wild­
They whisper in my ears
wood and the next thing we fear he
And smooth my tumbled hair.
will discover and locate a rich gold
And place my ruffled night-cap
With only angel’s care.
mine in Bohemia.
They are lovely angel babies
Rosebu:g riaindealer: Hon. C. A.
Cut down In tender years.
Sehlbrrde, who was stricken down
And they went to Heaven together
with nervous prostrution i. few days
'Mid many sobs and tears.
ago on Jackson street, is reported as
But they're happy now In Heaven
improving and may he expected to be
Away from care and harm,
* rcsh garden seed in bulk.
;
j q . G ray .
Aud they walk securely sheltered
up and about in a few days.
Beneath their Savior’s arm.
The Oregon Christian Endeavor
1. L. C hambers .
Sunday school convention meets
They look at me from Heaven
Where all is warm and bright,
convention held at Oregon City vot­
w S J « £ S ^ i , S S a i ! ! » “ r <M «• » “ ■ ■ * * 1M 5- — ed to meet in Eugene in 1897. 618
< And then come quickly downward
some good job printing.
, tinuing over Sunday. An interest-
To wateli by me at night.
delegates uttended the convention,
But when the moon Is sinking low,
WOOD— WOOD.
mg programme is being prepared.
And the stars no longer shine
and Eugene can he sure of a large
We are ready to accept 20 and 22
11 is Ilot a miracle. It won't cure
They ascend the golden stairway
attendance next year.
Which only angels climb.
inch wood from a few subscribers of I ™ yth,n* ’ fbot i !. " iU
£ ilesj
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i That 8 what D eW itt’ s W itch Hazel
So I drag through the weary day
Too
T
rue . —The following well ex­
he L e a d e r in the country.
j s ulve will do, because it has done it in
Full of pains and trials,
But watch w; !i anxious heart for night,
Mrs. O. II. Willard will weave hundreds of cases. J. P. Currin, pressed opinion is from brother I.
Aud angel babies’ smiles.
L. Campbell of the Eugene Daily
O l iv e J o n e s .
•carpet for 12J and 15 cents per jard
Cottu« e arove; Joe' LyoQ8’
Drain.
Guard, which is an excellent paper
S ch ool
A ppo rtio n m en t . — County
and take produce, or orders for the
A HAPPY GREETING.
and fine paying property:
School Superintendent J. G. Steven­
same. One mile west of the Post
E. P. Thorp, the editor of the son today made the announcement
Office.
A very pleasant surprise was giv­
Cottage Grove-Leraati Leader, spent j
of the April apportionment for the
It’s all the same, a slight cold, eon- en Mrs. J. K. Barrett on Wednesday
Sunday in Eugene. He is publish-'
geJIil^luDgs or severe cough. One eTemn„
The occusion being her ing a live local paper and does not district schools of Lane county.
Aunute Cough Cure banishes them.
Two apportionments are made each
birthday.
receive one-fourth the patronage he
J. P. Currin, druggist. Cottage
year—one iu April and one in Aug­
The eveuing passed off very pleas­
Grove; Joe. Lyons, Draiu .
deserves.
ust. At this time each district re­
Do not forget T he L eader when antly and some most excel ent mu­
54
new
popular
song
books
have
ceives
$50 and one dollar per capita
sic was rendered. Miss Mirtie Lea
you want job printing.
for
all
the scholars in the dirtrict.
been
received
for
use
at
the
C.
P.
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presided at the organ, Mr. Geo.
BOHEMIA MAPS.
Last year in April the apportion­
Meinzer on the violin and Mr. Glenu church.
A few niapR of valuable gold
on the flute. Prof. Powell, assisted
When going to Eugene do not ment per capita was $2.60 which
mines in Bohemia, made by Harvey j by Misses Elsie Lea, Meinzer aud
forget to call at the Hoffman House j leaves a falling off of 1.C0 per cap­
Taylor, wlio was in that district j Younger also rendered some fine vo-
or Hotel Engene. At either one j ita this year. This falling off is ac­
surveying last fall, for sale at T he
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cal music.
you will always find good meals and j counted for by the fact that tax
L eader office.
E. P. T horp .
money is being paid iu so much
The literary part of the entertain­ pleasant accommodations.
Soothing, healing, cleansing, De- ment was unique. Just before sup-
more slowly this yeur than it was
Archbishop Gross, of Portland. I
Witt’s Witch Huzel Naive is the.
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last. Last year at this time three-
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per was aunouuced a slip of paper
enemy to sores, wounds and piles, i 1
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and Rev. Father Black of Eugene )
which it never fails to cure. Stops bearing the name of an author was came up Tuesday. Archbishop Gross fourths of the tax money had been
'itching aud burning. Cures chapped ;iven the gentlemen, a like slip, delivered an able and eloquent lec­ paid in while this year not more than
one-third of it has been paid in so
lips and cold-sores in two or three with the name of a book, was pre­
ture at Davis’ hall Tuesday night to
hours -I p Currin, druggist; Joe. sented the ladies.
far. Of course if the tax money now
It being leap
a good sized audience.
Lyons, Drain.
in arrears is all collected the result
yeur— the lad*es were requested to
Who would he an editor of a
Mr. W. E. Yates of Corvallis, re­ will be an increase in the fall ap­
liuut up their authors and escort
country newspaper? The Harris­
publican candidate for prosecuting portionment. The apportionment
burg Revew says; Sr vet al typograph them to supper, which created no
little
merriment.
The
evening
pass-
*H°rtiey
of the second judicial dis­ last August was $1.65 per capita.
ical errors occurred in last week’s
Review which we will try and not ed off pleasanily aud all went home trict, called at T he L eader office
Burns are absolutely painless when
have appear again. Onr financial wishing Mrs. Barrett many returns Tuesday. We learn that Mr. Yates ! D eW itt's W itch Hazel Salve is prom pt­
support is so meager that we are
made a very favorable impression ly applied. This statement is true. A
of the delightful occasion.
obliged to do the copy rustling,
with those ol onr citizens who had perfect remedy for skin diseases, chap­
A G uest .
Aype setting, distributing,
proof
ped hands and lips, aud never fails to
The L eader j o i n s
with the h o s t ! t,,e Pleafmre ,,f m a k in i? b «8 acquain- cure Piles. J. P. Currin, D ruggist,
reading, job ninl pret work all b
ugnulul.dii.g them-1 **nce- « e is a very genial and in- C ottage G ro v e ; Joe. Lyons, Drain.
ourselves, and some parts of it <,-• t j of I lit u s. in
more or less slighted each we-’
tLa* M .L urn tt has ii»eo | Ldligent gentleman, an able lawyer . . * ............................desire us to pub­
u|
tjj |t At. a?» l lms till the Letter qualities for lish till follow ing extract from a letter
It’s just ns easy to try One Minnie I lit this lit i an «g
Gaigh Cure as any tlii .g else, l l ’ - La - u ex i. a iv 1 1 ) loi iu i r acquali j m aking a successful an»l popular o f Ciias. M. Gutf Id, o f Reedies',
•easier to cm e a severe cough or cold j
fficer
H e wen* bo .th W ednesdas Fresno Co., Cal., as they haudle the
alice. Lsj
«loes t ills otli
with it. Let your next purchase for a j
remedy referred to and want their
lor’ tbe dainty memory ¡ to m ‘ kt’ ' ’u'‘ a M"a” ' ,a'“ ’e
»»»«•«*-
cough be One Miuut- Cough Cure. lee. grt ut
customers to know what a splendid
stituonts
in
Dougins
county.
Better medicine; U-ttcr result; better tokens with which il bus teen pre­
medicine it i s :
try it. J. P. Currin druggist, Cot- si uteh — three choice peices of cakxj.
In the fall of 189;. a son o f Mr. T.
" I t is with pleasure I tell you that
■tage Grove; Joe. Lyons, Drain.
Suffice it to say that the L eader A. McFarland, a prominent merchant by one days use o f Chamberlain’s
There is something in the follow­ exteDds io Mrs. Barrett its best o f Live Oak, Sutter Co., Cal., was Cough remedy I was relieved o f a
taken with a very heavy cold. The v»ry severecoh l. My head was com ­
ing from the Salem Journal to di-
-•“ •ai: A number of Salemites, who wishes and may she be a >le to celt- paj,)8 ¡n |,¡s chest were so severe that p le te ly stopped up and I could not
| he had spams and was threatened sleep at night. I can reccommend
have bteM aiking of going to Cal­ brute many such anniversaries.
_ t<
I f y ou ’ve g o t bad l>loo<$ in you take with phneumcnia. His father gave this rem edy.” A cold nearly always
ifornia for their health, are going
5
5
•e. tnpiom ise b ' loca tin g seven miles Simmons Liver Regulator ami get rid
fiou . Salem. ’ in M e Pink r unty o f it. It’ s a wonderftrtty good medl-
bills, and t! e<e r .e Derating t ih- | cine for Maleri i and C iiils “ I have
sprin gs Oil n
o f the ills u » . i ;
. .neu Simmons Liver R gulator es-
l u g Salem
1 e ig b
ay.-.. S i
j pcci tlly in the Spring And Fall, ami
l.rdv
gained ilu ee -o il o; e h i I fmi. iu it the best remedy. I kuow o f
pounds, w h ile sin s p e n t tw o m onths no way to benefit people more than by
in Ciiiforuiu and oi l not _uin ■> putting Simmons Liver Regulator int<
their hands,” —N. S . Shepard, Coch-
.pound.
Busy people have no time, ami f ea­ run. Fa.
; him several large doses of Chamber- starts in he head aud afterwards ex ­
ialn’s Cough Rem edy which bfok e up tends to the throat arid lungs. By
Mie cough and cured him. Mr. Mo- using this remedy freely as soon as
Farland says wiienever his children the cold at once and prevent it from
have croup lie invariably gives them extending to the lungs. ,T. A. Ben­
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and it | son, Cottage G rov e; Joe. Lyons,
always cures them. He considers it Drain.
the best cough remedy in the market.
EugfDe news to Oregonian: The
F or sale by J. A. Benson, Cottage
interest
in mining is greater than
G r o v e ; Joe. Lyons, Drain.
THE WEBFOOT PLANTER
OCR NEXT DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
We clip the following from the
For Supreme Judge,
last issue of the Corvallis Gazette.
R. S. BEAN,
Mr. W. E. Yates received the re­
For Presidential Electors,
publican nomination for prosecuting
T. T. GEER,
A N D
| attorney of the 2nd judicial district
S. M. YORAN,
at
the
state
convention
in
Portlnud
E. L. SMITH,
last week. Mr. Brown, the present
J. F. CABLES.
efficient officer, was his opponent for
For Congressman,
the nomination, but the fact of j
THOS. H. TONGUE.
For District Attorney, 2nd District. Douglas county having the judgship -
iufluenced the delegates in favor of
W. E. YATES.
the Beuton county candidate.
County Republican Ticket.
Mr. Yates has filled seversl public
For Senator,
positions iu this and other counties,
L D. DRIVER.
I and has always been an honest, en-
For Representatives
| ergetic and capable official. Mr.
S. L. MOORHEAD,
Yates is a good, sound lawyer, aud
T. J. VAUGHN,
very popular with all who know him.
D. G PALM.
William E. Yates was born on his
For Sheriff
A. J. JOHNSON.
father’s farm, three miles east of
For Clerk,
Corvallis, in Linn county, thirty-nine
Address all Orders to Tut L eader , Cottage Grove, Or.
A. C. JENNINGS.
j years ago, aud lived at his birth-
For Judge,
l place thirty-five years. His early
E. O. POTTER.
| education was obtained in the dis-
For Treasurer,
i trict school, but during the last four
L GILSTRAP.
years he lived oa the farm, he at­
For Assessor,
tended the Oregon Agricultural Col­
D. P. BURTON.
lege, from which institution he grad­
For Comissioner,
Desiring to reduce our stock to facilitate removal of
uated with high honors in June,
L N. BAILEY.
1880, receiving the degree, Master the same we will close out, for the cash, a large line of
For School Superintendent-,
G S HUNT.
of Arts. During the following year ladies fine shoes at cost. Y on can also secure some
For Survevor,
he was retained at the institution as
C. -\I. COLLIER.
a tutor. This position he gave up
For Coroner,
and accepted the chair of languages
DR. J. W. HARRIS.
iu the Slate Normal School, which
in Memory of mi « s Adeline Tnyior, Agra position he ably filled for four years. in dress fabrics and many other lines for the next 30
14 Y«*ars an d 27 day».
He was then elected county school
We saw not the angels who met h» r there.
days.
superintendent of Polk county and |
The gates of the city we could not see,
Over the river, over the river
served one term Returning to Cor- j
My darling stands waitiug for mo.
valiis
he was chosen principal of the |
Dearest Adeline, we do miss thee,
And thy loss w’e deeply feel—
Corvallis public schools ami held
Yet we know God loved thee better;
that position two years, when he
More than «arthly tongue can tell.
was elected school superintendent
EAK IN & BRISTOW,
How we oft shall cherish memory
Of the by-gone days with thee.
of Benton couuty. For some tim-
As our hearts are wrung with sorrow
Mr. Yates has been desirous of en­
For thy face no more we’ll see.
COTTAGE GROVE,
OR.
Yet we hope to meet thee, Adeline,
tering the legal profession, and to
In the land where thou art gone.
j
that
end
has
improved
his
leisure
;
From affliction he delivered,
And forever wear a crown.
moments by studying law, and at
A F r i k n d .
the conclusion of his term of office,
Mizeil Vrrietics p-r pound CO cent:, (G)
“Superior” and “ Mohawk” stoves was admitted to the bar. He has
at bottom price. F. L. C hambers . since resided in Corvallis and has
^
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O N L Y
Q u arter p o u n d I S c e n t s .
|g)
Eugene.
built up an excellent practice, and
©) N E W DOUBLE S W E E T PEA B ride o f Nlac-~i ©
G-o to the Sherwood House during the past few years has been (gj T ru e to n am e. P a ck e t 2 5 ce n ts , half P a ck e t 15 l .
fë)
connected with some of the most im­
Bakery
(§j
Twonderfut C r i m s o n R a m b l e r R o s e ° , f o i A t . .
For goods at the following prices: portant litigation before the Benton
county
bar
Last
year
Governor
Ginger snaps 10 cents per doz.
© ) VICK'S FLORAL GUIDE, 1896, T ried a n d T ru e r.’ ov elties. ©
Lemon snaps 10 cents per doz Lord appointed him a member of j V-J THE PIONEER SEED CATALOGUE.
Fuchsia double white Phenomenal
Cookies of all kinds. Cream puffs llie board of regents of the Stale i jS j Chromo-lithographs of Double Sweet Blackberry, The Rathbun.
(5b Pea, Roses, Fuchsia While Phenome-
(g
20 cents per doz. Augei food cake Agricultural College, aud be Las!
nal, Blackberries, Raspberries, New Tom ato, V ick's Early Leader,
The .Earliest Tomato known.
Leader Tomato, Vegetables.
20 cents to 40 ceuts apiece. All looked closely after the best, inter­
(§ ! Filled with good things old and new.
(g
kinds of cake, first class, made to ests of the institution. For three ZJN Full list of Flowers, Vegetables, Small Fruits, etc., with description and prices. I<~
Mailed on receipt of to cts. which may be deducted from first order—really , ''
order. Bread, two 12 oz. loves 5 cts. years past he has been a member of
iree —or free with an order for any of the above.
(0
Pie? 15 cents each. Opeued April. the board of directors of the Corval­
(§)
lis
public
schools,
aud
the
present
R
O
CH
E
STER
,
NEW
Y
O
R
K
.
1st 1896.
excellent
condition
of
the
district's
Civil Engineer and Survejor. All
kinds of surveying, civil engineering affairs is due largely to his close
and mining work a specialty.
personal attention and business
W. H. COOPER.
J. 8. MEDLEY. Chamberlain’ s Eye and Skin Ointment
ability.
A ureuous T odd ,
Cottage Grove, Or.
Is unequalled for Eczema, Tetter, Salt-
C O O PER & M E D L E Y
Hon. Thos. Tongue, the republic-!
Rheum, Scald Head, Sore Nipples, ( happed
BucKkn's Arnica Salve.
Hands, Itching Files, Burns, Frost Kites,
The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, an nominee for congress in the first : A t t o r n e y s a t 3La tkt .
i'bronicSore Eyes and Granulated Eye Lids
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, district, is a patriotic American cit- :
For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box.
C ottage G rove . O regon .
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay izen, albeit of English birth.
He
TO HOR3£*0WNERS.
required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satis
faction or money refunded. Price 25 cents pe was a schoolmate, at Forest Grove, I Centrally Located.
Free ’3us to and From For putting a horse in a fine health'- con­
x. For sale by J. A. Reason.
Special Rates for families. all Trains. dition try Dr. Cady's Condition lVuuc-i-.
The gold «13086 in promissory of the ¡ale T. B. Hoover of Fossil NEAREST HOTEL TO rOSTOFFICE They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
los of appetite, relieve constipate.n, correct
notes and bonds has been declared and of Mrs. Hoover. If Mr. Hoover
kidnev disorders mid destroy .vnmw, giving
were
alive
he
would
rejoice
in
Mr.
new life to nn old or over-worked horse. 25
void by a Nebraska judge. The
certs jier package. For sale by druggists.
court held that a mortgage was Tongue’s nomination, as, although
payable in any lawful money of they differed in politics, he wno al­
Soientifio America!
ways a warm friend and admirer of
America.
Aoenc* for
Tom Tongue. He used to laugh at —FORMERLY BAKER HOUSE.—
Take a dose of DeWitt’s Little Early
Risers just for the good they will do the recollection of how Tom drop- Headquarters for Travelling Men.
S ta te R e p u b lic a n T ic k e t.
THE LEADER
TW O
Dollars
fou
mini
ONE
Year
Removal Sale!
GOOD BARGAINS
CASH Will Mi CHEAP.
MERCHANTS & BANKERS,
H eacl q u a rte rs
fo r S w e e t P e a s
H»ifpound
£5 ce™.
©
JAMES VICK’S SON8 <a<r¥
ever before in this country, and on
A b s tra ct o f M o n th ly S u m m a ry
sible people have no inclination to use
O ne l e t t e r w ro u g h t t h e nAVOc.—
Of the Public School for the month commencing the first sign of fair weather several
a slow remedy. One Minute Cough A certain bachelor editor of a North Feb. 24 and ending Mar. 20.
prospecting parties are preparing
Cure acts promptly and gives perma­ cm Iowa town is iu a predicament,
TEACHKR8
to
go to the Bohemia and Blue Riv­
nent results. J. P. Currin, druggist,
so an exchange avers, as the result
^
2 2 2 H
•Cottage Grove; Joe Lyons, Drain.
er districts. Probably several hun­
3
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5
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—
'Jt J> Cfl »j
of a careless proof reader.
Having
dred prospectors will work over the
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£*
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occasion to apologize to his readers
j SaT»’ le 11001,08 Free’ 1Utps irom ?1
Roseburg PWindealer: A zealous
entire
territory from the Bohemia you. These little Pills are good for ped his h’s after coming over from 1
l l 2 | 2 s M
indigestion, good for headache, good the old country, but the future con­ to $2 per Day.
for a delay in issuing his paper, he
mines to the Willamette river about
brother last night at the M. E.
Willamette Street, Eugene. Or.
for liver complaint, good for constipa­
wrote; ‘ We beg the indulgence of I
?
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CAVEAT
S. E. BROWN, Proprietor.
ohurcb, while the auliject of select­
15 miles. Cottage Grove people are tion. They arc good. J.P. Currin, gressman, with the dogged resolut­
trade mark
our readers for being a day late this
ion
that
was
characteristic
of
him
then
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3
D
esicn
rate «
ing a topic ’for Dr. I. D. Driver’s
raising subscriptions mid expect to druggist,
Cottage
Grove; Joe.
3 3
COPYRIGHTS,___
week. Our failure to geft out on '
as now, soon overcame that difficulty
Lyons,
Drain.
For
information
a
M
froe
Handbook
writ« to
build
a
road
to
the
mimes
so
that
lecture this evening was under con­
No. days’ taught
20 20 20 20
MUNN it CO.. Ml B roadway . N ew Y ork .
rime was on account of the physical
775 773 1061 1Á 865 3474lv.
by giving himself a splendid educa­
Oldest bureau for aecuriiu? patents in Amerlcm.
machinery
can
Ve
carried.
At
pres­
sideration moved to adopt “Col. Iu- ,
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VIA—
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; No. days'alwen
51W 58 78
224
Every patent taken oift bv u* U brought before
demoralization of the editor, caused No. Times tardy..... 4
7 5 7
23
Mosby Creek Items.
tion, and aiow he is one of the best
the public by a uot ce given free of charge In the
garsol and the devil.” The motion .
.
.
i M boys enrolled......
enrolled..
19 39 30 33
121 ent everything has to be taken in by
24 n M 35
by sleeping too close to the board­ “ girls enrolled
The Shasta, Route
126
orators in the state, and no one
was carried 'midst a burst of laugh­
Total No. en oiled .
49 72 64 68
247 pack animals up a very steep and
41 41 55 47
ing-house window.” The cussed I Average No. belong!
184 bard trail. In the Blue River dis­
Fine
weather.
could
tell
from
his
speech
that
he
is
—OF THE—
ter. So Col. Ingersol aud the devil
Largest circulation of any scientific paper In the
i Average daily attei
39 39 53 43
174
world. Splendidly Illustrated. No lutelllprat
compositor set the last word “ widow” j No. new boys...........
2
2 1
5 trict development will be pushed on
P. L. Spong has taken a contract not a native.—Fossil Journal.
man should be without It. Weekly, £ 3 . 0 0 a
Was adopted. Dr. Driver will take
! No. new girls .........
1
1 2
4
year; $1.») six months. Address, MUN n ft CO.,
to
get
out
telegraph
polls.
I Boys re-admitted.....
1
2 2 4
9 two or three claims, and several
FU BU fiiiERS, 3 0 1 Bruadway, New Y o rk City.
this pair of worthies in but will
Girls re admitted.....
3
2 4
9
A F r u it S pr a y . — Hon. Geo. W
Express Trains Leave Portland Daily.
Mrs. Lebow returned from Cres-
No. of visitors..........
cover the omission of the “ n.’*
2 2 1 1
6 prospectors have already gone in.
doubtless assign them to a tropical
Cases corporal punishment.
well where she has been visiting her Riddle, a prominent fruit grower o f : South.
1
North.
Little Banna Kuox has improved
climate. Col. Ingersol and the devii
F o r t h e I.IIllI.M.
brother-in-law who is quite sick.
Douglas county, was in Portland n j 8:50 p. ni. L V.
•Ji
Cortland
Ar. 8:10 a. m
The tax-roll of St. Louis shows
2:31 a. m. Lr. G o tta » Grove Lv. 2:11 a. m
will do doubt shurptn Brother Driv- somewhat since being brought here au increase of over $10.000,000 in
Elder Alson W. Steers writes from
Mr. Patten and Wiseman are log- few days ago. He is one of the | 10:45 a. in. Ar. San Francisco Ev. 7:00 p. in
-er's evangelical wit ou this occasion, a week ago. Some of the skin r | the past year. The comment of the Portland, O r .: “ There is no medi­ giug for Mr. Harrison aud D. H. • leading prune growers of the state J Above trains stop at East Portland, Oregon
^for them—
City, Woodburh. Salem, Turner. Marlon, .Jeffer­
|krct them, plant^
as well as fire up his fervor and we grafted on the burns ou her body Globe-Democrat is significant of a cine for throat and lungs that I can Brumbaugh.
aud is also raising other fruits quite j son. Albany, Albany Junction Tangent, Sheddn,
j them. They arc the!
recom mend
to
ministers, public
Halsey, Harrisburg, Junction City. Irviug.
Our school is progressing nieelv
ex.iect they will get a good roasting l>v Dr. Howard has commenced to common complaint all over
Eugene,
Creswdl.
Drains
and
all
slat
lorc
from
rstamlard
seeds cvery-^
extensively, having among other j
the speakers and singers, with the co n fi­
Roseburg to Asblaud inclusive.
under the management of Miss Dora
grow and spread, aud it is only a |
r ^ h erc; sown by the^
tonight.
things,
12
acres
of
peaches.
For
I
country. “ We grow,’’ it says, “iu dence that I can the S. B. Cough Myers.
IC«M»ebiir£r fffa il K la ilr*
largest planters in the world. ]
matter of time until the grafted
Whether vou plunt 50 square feet
Portland
Ar. 4:40 p. 111
Owr Mancllug at Home.
the past season he has been carry- i 8:30 a. 111. Lv.
spite of our municipal government.” Cure.” 50 cents per bottle. F or sale
Frank
King
has
been
engaged
to
r
Of
ground
or 50 lores, you should/
2:55 p. in. Lv. CottageGrovu Lv. 10 25 a. in.
skin will spread all over tlie burnt
bj' J. A. Benson.
hH\ e Ferry’» Seed Annual for *96.
■>:5© p. m. Ar.
“ Four out of every five botlles of
Roseburg
Lv. 8:00 a. Dì.
teach the Fairview school.
The
most
valuable book for far­
We
might
tell
you
more
about
One
medicines sold in the last live years portions, which measure about
mers and erardeners ever given
North.
SALEM PASSENGER.
South.
Mrs. Spong is spending the week
Minute Cough Cure, but you probably
away.
Mailed froe.
B o s w e l l S p r in g s ,
are S. B. g-vxls. The S. B. Headache square feet. The skin is being peel­ know that it cures a cough. Every
4:00 p. m. I I.v.
Portland.
Ar. 110:15 a. m.
on the creek.
D . M. F K R IIY A *
0:15 p. m. 1 Ar.
Salem.
I.v. 1 8:00 i. m.
(Form erly Snowden Sprin gs)
and Liver Cure I use myself as a gen­ ed off the editor, Dr. Howard 1» iv- one does who has used it. It is a per­
D e tro it, M lc lu .
Rev. N. B. Walden will preach at peaches. Last season he used ex
D ouglas Couuty, O regon, tire local
eral physic If you are sick and ing decided that it must come off fect remedy for coughs, colds, hoarse­
ted on the Southern Pacific Railroad, the Shields school house, third Sun­ perimeutally. the lime, sulphur, and j
Dialog Cars so Cgdso Roots.
want to get well, the quickest, cheap­
some one having a healthy skin, aud ness. It is an especial favorite for "Shasta R oute” from Sat- Franeiscp day in May, everyone invited.
est, and safest method is to buy the S.
salt compound, Bordeaux mixture PuUma.Il Buffet Sleepers
children, being pleasant to take and to Portland in D ouglas C o „ Oregon,
A non .
B. remedies and use as directed. C. a clean heart aud a right spirit witb- qui' k in curing. J. P. Currin drug­ S. P. trains stop at the Springs (Hag
AND
and atumonical carbonate of copper.
station ) Constantly open for the
^ r c o n d C la s s M e cp in g ; C ara
P. B alth , Druggist Dufur, ‘Or.” 750 iu him, and we being the only per­
gist, Cottage G rov e; Joe.
Lyons. reception o f guests. New bath rooms
Check
rows
were
left
which
were
¿C u res C rou p .
ATTACHED TO ALL THROUGH TRAINS. YAQUiNA BAY ROUTE.
cents per bottle. Eor sale by J. A. son in town possessed of all these Drain.
Connected with main building. Post
“ M y three children are all subject not treated at all. The latter were
I Connecting nt Y aoulna Bay with the
Benson.
Office and Express on the premises.
requisites. If the little girl don’t
S id e D i v i s i o n ,
| San
Francisco and Yaquina Bay
to crou p; I telegraphed to San Fran­ very badlv affected by both curl !
At
Roseburg
there
is
a
big
hobo
The
waters
o
f
these
springs
con
tain
:
Junction City Times, Rep: Hon. initke a mighty smai t woman when
j Steamship coinpuny.
Between Portland and Corvallis.
camp, which furnishes a sort of a Iodine, Bromine, Potassium, The cisco. got a hiiif dozen bottles o f S. B. leaf and mildew ; those treated with !
S. M. Yoran, of Eugeue, was olei ted she grows up we’ll miss our guess.
,
j
|.
. . .
.
_ MAIL TRAIN D AILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY.) Steamship
“ Farallon.”
general headquarters for the “ Weary Carbonates o f Iron na-i Lim e and Cough Cure. It is a perfect remedy. lime, sulphur
and salt which had 7:30
— ■ A.
A w
,------ „ Portland
,—^------ Ar.
-—- «.20
■ ---
-
Chlorides o f Calcium, Magnesium ami God bless you for it. Yours, etc., J.
as presidential elector it the repub­ -Fossil Journal.
1
M. I.v.
P. M.
Willies. ’ They usually stop there Sodium .
I A 1 and first-class in eyery respect.
been
reported
r.s
a
specific
remedy
ifcis P. M. 1 Ar.
Corvallis
Lv. | t : » P . M.
lican state convention held in Port­
Sails from Yaquina for San Francisco
A little ill, then a little Dill. Th e lil aud “ rest’’ often for a week at a time
One spring contains 435 ad the H. C rozier , Grants Pass, O r.” 50
for curl leaf in California, suffered) At Albanv and Corvallis connect with t"alns«t about every eight days.-*“
land last week. This is a cornpli is gone the pill has won. DeWitt’s in their journeys north and south. other over 2000 grains o f solid mutter:) cents per bottle. F or sale by J. A. ....... ......
■ ,r
• __ i.
K' ,tJ
Passenger accommodations unsur-
to the gallon.
Bensop.
very
meut richly deserved as Mr. Yoran Little Early Risers the litt le p ills that Iu this camp there is a sign
. . I 1 le s o r ^^’ E xpress T rain D ailv (Excarr S skdat .I J passed. Shortest route between th«
cure great ills J. P.Cnrrin, drug­ board posted bearing the following
Those treated with lïrodeaux i — — -------------------------------------- ! Willamette valley and California.
The Corvalli» Gazette pays the , ard.
is a gentleman well informed on all
.
.
!:45 F. M. | Lr
r.n-thutil
Ar. I i:JÔ A. M.
—
Fare from Albany or points west to
gist. Cottage Grove; Joe. Lyons, inscription: “ Look out for Eugeue.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
follow
in
g
well
m
erited
com
plim
ent
!
mixture
were en lirely free from curl t » p . M .lAr McMinnville i.v. Use a . . m . San Francisco:
subjects, more especially the politi Druin.
Bum town! Rock Pile!’’ This prob­
U nited S tates L and O ffice ,! to the genial and talented young leaf. The copper carbonate was Through ticket!» to all i*ointn In the Eastern j C a b in .
. $12 0»
cal history of the United States and
ably explains why so few of this de­
Canada and Europe can be obtained at Sti-friii/p
8.00
We are itanding today on the generated class of human beings R oseburg , Oregon, Anr. 16, 1896.1 attorney, Geo. M. Brown; Mr Brown also very effective.— Rural North­ state»,
lowest rates from M. C. Bond, agent, rotUg>-' - • • ®
possesses to an eminent degree the
¡Cabin, round trip, good for CO
Notice is hereby given that the following-
Breve.
E. V. ROGERS,
threshold of an erea of gold mining I have frequented our streets of lale, named settler lias tiled notice of his intention to is one of the most brilliant and suc­ west.
.
.
Asst. G. F. ii P i m Agt.
days.
............... ..................18 00
language and eloquence to express
make final proof in support of his claim, and
R. KOEHLER, Manager,
For sailing days apply to H. L.
that in the future will read like n aud why the few that do venture to that said proof w ill be made before J o k l W a r e . cessful your g atto noys in Southern
Portland Or.
his thoughts. We could not ‘name
W
alden,
agent
Albany, O regon.
u. S. 0. C. Commissioner, at Eugene, Oregon, on
romance. The next few years will come here get out of town so quick­ , (May
30.1896. Viz: Charles S. O’Brien, on H K. - O r e " -l
Y\ j wisa him a bri'.Lt
CHAH. C L A R K , Supt.
Awarded
a more houorable and upright gen-
.
. . . . . .
ly wheu invited to “ move ou” by the No. 7587, for the K '4 S W , Si w><; SEW Sec. IS T . ~
Corvallis, Or.
,
, : bring t<> those who take hold no
1 8 . K. 3 West, He names the following I f u t u r e :
Highest Honors—W orld ’s Fair,
tlemao to represent and expound
,
„
,
police. A hobo is as afraid as death ! 2 witnesses
F-DWIN STONI’ , M anager.
to prove his continuous rese I
, ,
. .. .
, returns that will surprise the nn ist
Corvallis, Oregon.
oi a rock pile.— Eugene Guard.
the tenets of the party that made
1 Gec‘ M B,own’ ‘ ^ i?t » ‘ torn«*. I
First M ortg a g e« O n Im proved
sanguine
the
this nation great.
Farm P rop erty N egotiated.
tind°JGWhwi& ?C om s1S*’ fe in CorV:,!!i,i
in« tb° ° irC,,it 1
W. E. Yales, the republican can­ i ?"re™eF-
f or Tl«e K id n e y ».
| Douglas Co. Oregon.
const, ii’ois wi:l bn Mr.
r i '. vu ’ a
Haw (a Care Klarinnallsm
R. M. V eatch , Register..
didate for prosecuting attorney, left , aprltM«
j We are prepared to negotiate first
I a m 65 y e a r s o ld ; h a v e h a d ki<l-
THE
last apiwn’tinct as public prosecutor
A baoo . Coos Co., O regon , N ov 10,
..
,
.. ..
1 mortgages upon improved farms It:
’
...
ney disease and consliwition for 25 tor his home in Corvalì-.s this fore­
Oregon, with eastern parties at a rate
for koine time. Mr. W. E. Yates
1893. I wish to inform you of the ^
Am now woll_ Used vour S B. noon. He wili visit Eugene again
NOTICE OF FOREFEITURE,
! or interest not to exceed 'J per cent.
good Chamberhrfn’s Pain Balm has Heu(lu(.,le H|uJ
secured
tue
nom
nation
f
>r
tha"
n o w M a d e b y t h e
L iver Cure
l>er annum.
T. J. Lewis, George Pcttey. Jasper Wilkins , ~
done my wife. She has been troubled
°"e
‘ ‘ef“ re
He seem8 l° be and
Mat Wilkins your heirs and assigns are ounce.
Kr. J’ ro.vn has made a
Mortgages renewed that have been
with
of the urtus and
'.lt 50 Or.
‘
f ’
a pleasant
notified that we have expended t w o __ ,
, ,
,
, .,
taken by other companies.
wiui rheumatism
lumi
.
Knight. Rutledge,
For ‘ sale-by
. .
, affable , gentleman,
.
,, and is hereby
hundred dollars in labor on the Jasper & New-1 S p le D ii' l office■.;• a !n l h a s g a in e d th e
Address with vtarap,
hands for six months, and has tried j A Benson
sani to be a good lawyer.— Eugene ton mine situated in Bohemia Lain- county, Ore- - . , , .
gon,
for
the
year
of
1895
and
one
hundred
dol-
I
n
e
n
'M
i
i
p
:<ni\
.esteem
of
a
great
M ERVIN S WORTS,
many remedies prescribed for that '
'
Guard,
lars in labor on said mine m 1891 said one hand-i
,,
,. .
Baker City, Oregon.
complaint but found no relief until
F o r O ver F ifty Y ears
red dollars being the local on camp assessment I m a n v -L o r 'v a L is p t-c p lc .
His failure
for
the
year
of
1894.
1
11
order
to
hold
said
mine
1
.
she uscii this Pain Balm; one bottle an O ldand weli ^T kikd K kmsdy — Mrs. ! S 'F Call: fhe late Congressman under the provisions
___________
of section __________
2324 . Revised . t o S U i'irr h u n m ,.n _____
a t i o n was not
Trespass Notice.
su e u
, ;
, . ,
___ , . _
- W inslow's S e ttlin g Syrup lias beee use.l for
u
.,
.
being the amount required for holding! ,
.
. ,
,,
„
of whi* h has completely cured her. I ov«r any years bv million*, of mothers tor tltt-ir William xx. Liam of lexas was one statues,
PHOTO COMPANY.
the same for the year ending l«K,and if within due to it.:-,
itl-iHU- of himself, ofll
Notice is hereby given that I, the
take pleasure in recommending it for
l"»t classical scholars ever niuely days after Uiis n .tiee hy publication you • „
undersigned,
have
posted
trespass
The
abovo
cut on any Photograph t
that
trouble YoWS
C. tor
A. l>
B Unr«M».
u L- pain, cures wiiwl cholic, aud is th-' l*-.'st renosi
________
. . o . t . • tailor
' . l refuse
. i to eontrioute y<nr proportion of • CMlilV o ; * pet so . tiu d v, 'b . u . t w a , s v o n a , c -
notices on mv r<v«[!eouve preniise-;:n(,, a guaruiitee of exeellet.ee. Enlarging
that trou tue. X'nos
j , truly,
Is pleasant to fee taste. ei-M seut to Congress.
It is said that he suchft>.fKMiilrtures, as eo-owners *wlucU should
MOST
PERFECT
MADE-
as in- OOlllit
a
luni; D o u g l a s
iKORD. 50 eedt $1.00 brittle tor sale by hy
rvenv port -if tin- WorM. Tweti- .
.
, ,
,,
, be^wrc-hundred and fifth dollars,
.
„
J
^ ivcrsons tre ^ ssln g t W o n after 1 froni
Wnd.of pirture, in Crayoi
terost in said claim, will become the property of
. .
,
. x .
both A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free this date will be [ ros-. uted to the full Ink or Od.-rs Cali and see otir m o ».
r A.
> Benson,
Uoiunn rvitturra
cents
w suite, for its Mrs.
yalire
is inealcuiahle
the subscribers under said section » H .
co u n ty
w a s n o t c n t lU c u
t
.J.
LOltage Grove
urove, • Joe
Jut- #»«
Be ,ure
.wl
Wmslow's
Soothing knew
. , the Iliad and
, , the great-Greek
.
som
Ammonia,
Alum
or
any
other
adulterant,
extent
of
the
law
I
pies
aud
prices
of Crayon work.
0
.
A.
H
a
r
l
o
w
ìLyons, Drain.
- syrup, ami take no other kind.
tragedies a.most by heart.
»prli-45
judge i.u.l district attorn-y.
A l b e r t sto ck s .
40 YEARS THE STANDARD.
-L H. 1 «RBROCOH.
8th and WillaTi' tte Sts.. Eugene Or.
EAST AND SOUTH
fm unfir American
Southern Pacific Co.
Oregon Central & Eastern R, R, Co.
DHL
MONEY
LOANED.
Acknowledged to lie the Best:
PHOTOGRAPHS
w
CREAM
BAKING
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