Hems of Interest In and about 3
Cottage Grove and vicinity. -j
HOME NEWS
Heo lloftate tor your drayinR.
l'rauk RoHcnhorg was In liugono
Saturday.
Dr. and Mm. lkt nro viaiting
friends for a short time.
let llognte to do your ilrnyaw-
I'nto Long visited friends in Ku
geno Kunday.
Mr. Dave Markloy is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Cbrisman in Eugene.
Mrs. V. J. Hard is visiting Mr.
Hard for a few days.
The minors at the Vesuvius mill
hive n turkey dinnor Thursday.
IloKiite for uick transfer of KOods.
MIhs Flossio Lock wood is visiting
friends and relatives in this city.
Attorney J. C. Johnson was in
Eugeno on bitsincs Saturday olter
uoon. Mrs. Iong, wife of C. T. Long
of the Graham has returned from a
visit to Portland.
Miia Stella Cochlin, who has been
visiting here for the past two weeks
returned to her home ut Wendling,
Monday morning.
Cio to Mrs. Magd 1'eiirnoii on
Fourth street, for drcsHinuklnir mid
plain Howlnn.
Miss Hena liaker of the Tele
phone Exchange, visited in Kugeno
Monday.
To cure a cold first move tliu bow
cIm. Hccs Laxative CoiikIi Hyrtip ni'tH
gently on the lioweln, drives out tlx
eolil, clours the heiid. It's plt-UHiuit
to take me' iiiotliers highly reeoiu
meiitl it for colds, croup, and whoop
ing eolith, tiiuirantt'ed to k'vo mit
Isdu'lloii or moiii'y rermided. l'.iUiilly
Kood for young and old. Sold by New
Kru Urug Store.
P. V. Cooper of the Plack Butte
mines and Johu Barker wore out
alter China pheasants yesterday.
Mrs. Dr. Job returned on the
Cottago Grove loeal Sunday even
ing from a visit to Corvallis.
Tho Western Oregon Lumbering
ar d Manufacturers Association mot
at the office of the secretaty Friday
P. ni.
Tom , Parker is fist gaining the
namo of "Ye Caterer." Tho spread
ho put up at the armory Monday
evening was all right.
Don't worry about your kidneys
when you can obtain 'M days' treat
ment of Plneules for $1.110., These lit
tle globules bring relief In the 11 rut
dose. Itaekache, Lumbago and Ulieu
iiialUm yield quickly. If not antls
lied your money refunded. TIiIh Is a
fair offer, you can't lose. Hold by New
I'.ra Drug Store.
M. K. Merrill of the PnciGo
States Telephone was visiting Da
vid (Iriggs, the company's local
manager, yesterday. Mr. Merrill
will roturn Saturday and deliver an
interesting and instructive lecture
on the telephone and its uses at the
armory in the evening.
Jt Is claimed indigestion Is the Na
tional disease. Thnts why the demand
for Kings Dyspepsia Tablets keeps
iiiereaslug because they do tho work.
Htoinaeh trouble, dyspcpnln, Indiges
tion, bloating, etc., yield quickly. Two
days treatment free. Ask your drug
gist uboiit them. Sold by New l'ra
Drug Store.
V. A. Hillis, the crack shot for
the Peters Cartridge company is
visiting their agents the Griffiu &
Veutch compauy of this place. Yes
terday Henry Veatch took him out
to exhibit the good quality of their
cartridges among the China pheas
ants and as a testimony of good
work the editor and others enjoyed
u feast at the Hotel Graham.
II Is a well known fact that persons
living in the pine forests do not suffer
from kidney discuses. One dope of
l'lneiiles ut night usually relieves
backache. W days' treatment X.(H).
Your money refundod if not satisfied.
Sold by New Km Drug Store
Competitive Drill and Presentation,
Company E, O.N. O. hald a com
petitive drill at the armory Monday
evening in the presence of a large
audienco. There were four vacan
cles for the staff of Corporal. There
were six entries in the contest. Pri
vates Cochran, ISartels, Simeral,
Potts, linker, Gourley, who all
passed a creditable examination
with cflicicucy in the order named.
There only being four vacancies the
first four names were immediately
appointed to their positions, the
other two jmnsing ao good an exam
ination, on recommendation of the
Colonel will be appointed Corpor
als as soon as vacancies eccur.
After the contest Col. Geo. O.
Yorau presented the regimental
trophy to Company E which was
won by them in the recent rifle con
test. Col. Yorau in bis presenta
tion speech said that he did not re
joice in taking the cup from Rose
burg where it bad boeo kept so
long, but be was very much pleased
to blind it to the youngest company
in the regiment. Captain Johnson
received tho trophy for the com
pany in a few words of pride that
was shared in by the members of
the company.
The banquet followed which was
altonded by tho members aad in
vited guests.
Secche8 from Col. Yoran, Major
C. V. Hammond, Capt. Johnson, J.
S. Modley and others passed away
several hours in a pleasant manner.
EUGENE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Doing
Practical Work That Interests
the Children.
About the Holidays.
Governor Chamberlain says : "If
the banks had been as impatient as
some of the depositors were, many
of our factory men who do a large
credit business would have been
ruined. The bank holidays were
declared to protect not only the
bank and its depositors, but the
men who owe the banks. It doesn't
do ony good to run down these
financial institutions, but we should
help to tide them over by express
ing our confidence in them. I have
my home and I don't want to lose
t, and I don't want it to depreciate
in value, but if runs are made on
our banks every man who has a foot
of ground in this state will find it
depreciating in value. The present
condition is an abnormal one at a
time when crops are so abundant
it can't lona continue. So I say
lot conditions stay as they are until
relief comes which I confidently be
lieve, will uot be long." Pacific
Banker.
Many Bones Broken.
The Junction City high school
foot ball team played against the
llalsey Athletic club on the Sneed
gridiron near town Saturday. The
Halsey club was at its best and de
spite many accidents beat the Junc
tion team 5 to 0.
Among the serious accidents of
the day, Frank Kirk, proprietor of
the llalsey livery stable, fell while
playing prior to the game, and
broke two bones of his left leg.
One break was just below the knee
and the other above the ankle. Dur
ing the frame Edgar Thomb of
Junction City was injured. He
was unconscious and it was thought
for a time he had received internal
injuries. George Drinkard of Hal
sey, cracked a bone in one leg and
tore the muscle from the ankle
bone. In the evening admirers of
the athletic club tendered a recep'
tion to the members, who were able
to attend, at tne city hall. Eugene
Guard.
Each of the schools of tho city
has rented its separate lot and is
actively at work in the raising of
crops that shall be harvested by the
end of the present scLool year.
Everything ii done on strictly a
business basis, so much rent is paid
and each student bears his portion
of tbi expense, which will be met
when the crops are gathered late in
May and early in June.
So deep has been the interest
ahown by the pupils that they have
collected from the Government and
other sources a lot of literature
which would be the envy of the
scientific farmer, and tho library at
the present time is qutte complete
in many departments, and arrange
ments have been made to secure
the Government publications and
such other literature as will keep
the collection up to date.-
A number of different crops will
be put in ou the leased land and
considerable attention given to hor
ticulture. The boys do all the
plowing and preparing of the soil
and will attend to the cultivating,
and in fact, everything until the
harvest is complete. The principal
attention of the present year will
be given to the taising of food
stuffs and the propogation of trees,
buebes and vines that will later bear
fruit. Although there are a num
ber of groups of children giving
special attention to floral culture,
and a civic improvement societj
will, no doubt, be the outgrowth
of this work.
Special interest is being token in
the growing of roses and it is the
plan of the children to see that
many roses are raised in the differ
ent homes and it is their hope,
next year to have a great many
planted along the streets of the city
and in other public places.
While the boys of the schools,
several hundred strong, are at work
raising crops the girls of the schools
are being instructed in the art of
sewiug, principal attention oeing
given to plain sewing at this time.
While this department of domestic
science has been in operation only
a few weeks, many of the parents
have stated to the teachers of the
schools that their children had come
to be very useful with the needle
about home and the interest of the
girls at school in their sewing work
is equal to that of the boys in agriculture.
Both the cost of conducting the
experiments in agriculture and in
domestic science is very slight and
t is hoped before very long through
the co-operatiou of the people of
Eugene, to establish a course of
manual training in the schools as
well as to improve the work already
under way.
Fitting Up the Armory
Captured Some Contraband of War.
Sheriff Fisk and Chief of Police
Farringtou swooped down on what
they regarded as a "blind pig" yes
terday morning and captured a
large quantity of what they think
is intoxicating liquor. That will
probably be determined later. Just
what further action will be taken
with this and other joints of this
character remains to be seen, Eu
gene Register.
Jtogate, the transfer man, Ilogate.
Special Rates on Southern Pacific.
Thanksgiving excursion rates be
tween all points in Oregon on the
lines of the Southern Pacifio on the
I basis of a fare and a third for the
round trip. Tickets at these rates
will be sold at all Southern Pacifio
stations in Oregon on Wednesday
aud Thursday, November 27th and
28th good for return until Monday
night, December 2d, stopover prtvi
lege not included. Inquire of any
Southern Pacific agent for further
particulars.
A CLOSE CALL
Supt. Fischer of Brown Lumber Co.
Badly Hurt.
Superintendent Fischer of the
Drown Lumber Company looked
death in the face Thursday noon.
Just before 12 o'clock he went into
the saw room and, as was his cus
tom, stepped to the side of the slab
off bearct to help him with a heavy
slab. In turning the slab over,
Fischer's hand was caught between
it and the frame oi the live rollers.
The puin was intense, and though
he released his hand and stepped
back out of tho way of the car
riage, he fainted and fell forward,
striking his forehead on the carriage
frame. A. gap in bis forehead two
inches long laid bare the skull
bone. There is another cut djelow
the right eye, and a third on the
cLin. His men picked bim up in
an unconscious condition and car
ried him to the company's office,
where a surgocn was called and
dressed the wounds after conscious
ness was restored.
As might be expected, Mr. Fish
er is looking after business and in
stead of letting the Dr. come to
see him, leaves the mill only long
enough to go to the doctor's office
to have bis wounds dresseed when
necessary. It lakes more than a
buz saw to put such a man out of
business. '
Silk Creek Items.
Mr. Werth went to the Divide
Thursday.
Oscar Wheeler went to Lynx
Hollow for a visit with friendsFri-
day afternoon.
John Overholser made a trip to
Row River Saturday.
Mr. T. Richardson went to Cot
tage Grove Saturday. ,
Miss Ruth Miller went to the Di
vide Friday for a visit with her pa
rents and sister.
Mrs. Eugene Miller called on
Mrs. John Overholser the first of
the week.
Grandma Wheeler has been
spending a week with her son W.
N. Wheeler and family.
William McCoy and wife made a
visit at Gowdyville lately. . "
Plenty of rain is falling in our
part of the country at this writing.
COTTAGE GROVE'S MAIL TRAINS
The militia boys have gone to
considerable trouble and expense,
indeed, expending during the last
month over five hundred dollars, to
fit up their armory so that it can be
utilized as an opera house. Two
hundred chairs have been pur
chased, a portable stage has been
built and soenery is being painted
and will be added to trom time to
time as may be required.
The building is well heated and
all lovers of the theatre will now be
afforded the opportunity of witness
ing the drama and other entertain
ments in perfect comfort.
Cottage Grove has long felt the
want of a comfortable, well fitted
opera house, and the militia boys
are to be congratulated and are en
titled to thanks and the patronage
of every citizen 'of the city in all
their undertakings in furnishing
amusements.
Appendicitis.
Is due in a large measure to abuse
of the bowels, by, employing drastic
purgatives. To avoid nil danger, use
only Dr. Kinir'a New Life I'dls, the
safe, gentle, cleansers and lnvigora-
tors, (iuaranteed lor neauaene, mi
iousness, malaria and jaundice, at
liensou s i'hannacy, Sjic.
Do you know that rinesalvo Cur
bollzed acts like a poultice In draw
ins out lnflamatlon and poison? It is
antiseptic. For cuts, burns, eczemu,
cracked hands it la immediate relief.
CO cts. Hold by New Era Drug Store
Judge Harris Honored.
Judge L. T. Harris was elected a
vice-president of the Oregon State
Bar Association at tkeir annua
meeting in Portland the 20th.
Southbound
Train No. 11 3:08 p. m.
Train No. 17 10:110 p. 111.
Train No. l." 1:20 a. in.
Northbound
Train No. 1C 1 :5H p. m.
Train No. is 5:10 a. m.
Train No. 14 5:38 p. m.
Train No. 12 10:48 a. m.
No. 12 closed, pouch to Port
land only.
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Directors
II. AllltAMN, II. I.ClM'il, V.
IIAUT1NO, I'llll. III'.CKI.KV,
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Bank of Cottage Grove
Paid Capital $25,000.00.
W. H. Abramt
B. tnrcb
C. Ion King
Harry Short
PradfUat
ViccFrttldtnt
Caihltr
AiiUtaat Caihltr
A representative bank of the
business public of this city and
surrounding! country
We Solicit 'your buslnesi.
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Its Time to Consider
About your Winter Hosiery, Underwear, Shoes,
Dress Goods, Iieady-made Skirts, Coats, Kain
eoats, Hats, Caps and Umbrella's.
Everything in this line has just arrived at
C. H. BURKHOLDERS
A large shipment of the Armor Plate lirand of
Hosiery direct from the manufacturer has been
received. This line is guaranteed to wear.
Children's school hose with triple knee, toe and
heel; Baby's cashmere, in white and black, plain
weave an 1 ribbed cotton; Ladies' cashmere,
plain and ribbed cotton; Men's hose in black
and fancy colors.
You are invited to call and examine my stock
of croods. Prices are reasonable.
Wynne Hardware Co.
Don't Wait Until Your Grain agents for
s RPe SHARPLESS
and ready to tie harvested before buy- CREAM
ing the machinery you will need. We RrniDjTAn
are handling and have on hand, the oiuakaiuu,
old reliable
McCormick Lin, of BEE HIVES
REAPERS and
MOWERS supplies
RAKES and
BINDERvS And the celebrated
1 u , v . MITCHELL
which make has for many years prov-
edits superiority by its work. So if BUkGIES,
you need any machinery in that line, it w GONS and
will be a wise selection in buying this ,
make. Come in and talk it over. VEHICLES.
Wynne Hardware Co. C0QO$ROVE
J I HOTEL GRAHAM 1
I Headquarters For
II Mining and Commercial Men A
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THE WAY TO GO EAST
THE ORIENTAL LIMITED
A SWELL TRAIN
DAILY
Crossing both mountain ranges by daylight, Compartment
Observation Cars. Standard and tourist sleepers. New mod
ern dining cars and day coaches.
- ANOTHER GOOD TRAIN
THE FAST MAIL -Daily-
Also carries complete modern equipment
Write for rates, folders, berth reservations etc.
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