V
1 1 II XI n MnilC "cms 01 interest in and about
iiujuu new j
Collate drove find vicinity.
Gu ft A AJL8 ftlAAA 4 JtJU 4JUI RJUTTTB V S B BYTTTB B A JU A.SLSLS. B HUXSL SlJ
Heo I locate (or your driiyliiR.
(). A. Harlow of Htir wim in tin
city ynMcnlny.
ficl Module lo ili your druyiiKe.
Ihivld Utuui I""! wlfo were In I'.n
Kt'lii' Saturday.
I'r. tcHl),v wim In Kiifene for t he
day Weilnemlny.
lloKiito fur iiiick t cannier of koiiiIm.
Mln. .1. If. CIihidImtm nmdeit vIhII
td Kiitfcne Saturday.
('linn. Summer, (f VoiH-iil In , wnn ii
vlnltor here lust week.
l.miU (Kbertf of CorvilllH Ih Mpend
Intf it fiv iIii vh in tlim city.
Attorney iind Mr. .1. S. Medley
worn lu I'liKi-iu" Saturday,
1). Crlt-M of the DiHtoii Mill Co.
wiih iii thi (hove Tuemlny.
Mayor Joihh in Hpendlntt much time
ut IiIm Iok'rIiik ' IVIIIp nt IUmsIoii.
Col. Iilalr of I hi' Oregon took in the
foot ball natuout r.Uoiic Saturday.
WANTKl) Plain hi-wIiik to do, call
'I'lioiio No. -jsl. :til-lin
.loo Pukor, the jrenlul mid well
known Miii'kHiuitli is visiting In Tu
ci una..
Work on tln new brick tclcliom
CXcllllllL'e Will III) COUIUICIICCll tlliH
week.
Mi'f, Itoy. (irlKfH of ('niiiHtoi'k vlni
tcil relatives and frleinlM in the (bovc
thin week.
Mr. .1. II. Cliitiulit'i'rt who Iikh been
vinlliiiK in Portland will return home
'riiuiHilay.
til) to Ml'H. Mllf-''il' IVlllHOII on
Fourth Ntrccf, fur ihes-unuklmr nnd
plain howIiik.
David i:iiy, fatln'r if Frank F.liy tin"
village I iIui'Uhim i tli vinltfil his hoii mcv
crul days thN week.
(ii-o. Miijui'rii wiih iimiint; tluw
who uttelhlcil tln blr fool I ml I Kiuue
nt Kn'cne Sntiirdiiy.
Argyll' Mdillviav of ( 'anyonvilli',
formerly a rcMiilent of thin city Ih
visiting hero fur :i time.
(Ie. V. AtkiiiHiiu and Frank Ijt-Koy
were in ltohcmit vlnlling their niiii
Injr prupci tii-M hint week.
If you want to buy or hcIIiiu.v kind
of property, cither real or personal,
list it with F. I!. I'liillipH.
Lieut. Harry K. Metcalf hua re
turned from attending the funeral of
hln Ktepiniither lu Portland.
ItnttlcHiinke Hill has HniHhcd bin uh
HeHMinont work lu Itohcmla for this
year mid returned to his homo in
Med ford.
Mr. and Mih. II. (i. Morris hnvo
moved to F.uwnu where, Mr. Morris
has accepted a portion with It. P.
(lood pasture.
MrH. Wiufleld Rennet came down
from CottiiKP drove thin afternoon to
visit her mother, Mrs. .1. Hanson.
I'.ugene Guard.
If you want to Hee h Kod show
for a Mimill price of inlinisHlon, don't
fatltoHco IMwurd's Ainerlcun Vito
graph Co. At Armory Hall WidncH
day, Nov. I.'l,
(leo. Comer and IT. O. ThoiupHon
were appointed ilclcftutcH from the
Commercial Club to the Ciood Ponds
Convention In Portland.
The F.dwnrds Amorleon Vltnrnpli
Co. him tho well earned reputation
of exhibiting the hest moving ptcl-ui-i's
on the road. Armory Hall, Nov.
1.1 an. I II.
J. licehe, I .n no county fruit inupcct
or, wiih In the city this week and re
ports that ho lliuls much Improve
ment lu the fruits brought to mnrkct.
Mr. Ileehe will attend tho Furmer-H Tn
stltute to he hold In this city on Nov.
'J7lh.
. It. Is a well known fact that perHons
living in the pine forests do not suffer
from kidney dlHeiiHeH. One doo of
Piui'iiles at night usually relieves
backache. .'10 days' treatment l.uO
Tour money refunded if not satisfied.
Sold by Now Era Drugstore.
Tho annual meeting of the Farmers
and Miners Telephone Company was
held In the parlors oJ the Commercial
Club yesterday afternoon . F.J. Hard
president of the company presided,
'l'ho meet img wiih well attended and
many HUgRestloiiH were given for the
directors to act upon.
Tho term of V, H. Shnne Director,
having expired, A. P.Churchill was
elected to 1111 the vacancy. L. A.
Newton of the Pnclllc States Tele
phone Co., was present and on Invita
tion made a flno address.
Do you know that Plnesalve Cur
bollzed uets like a poultice In dra w
ing out lnflamutlon mid poison? It Is
nntlseptie. For cuts, burns, eczema,
cracked hands It Is immediate relief.
cts. Hold by New Km Drug Store.
Mih. Thos. Penrce, who lias been
vIhIUdb tho past two mouths in Peru,
Illinois, returned home Sunday night.
She was accompanied home by her
slater Mis. Oruh Senstleben, who will
Visit for a few months In Oregon.
The grand rally and liuirrwarm
lug to have been held at the Commer
cial Club t his week bus been i fulfil n-
llely post poned
MrH. Ilnttle Anlfiuf and daughter
of A li In 1 1 f attended the Catholic Hoclal
In this city Wednesday nlglit and left
Thursday for a week's visit, lu l:rt
lard.
The Filwardi Picture Show is Mot a
little alTalr, but turn ot the hest in
America. It will evhllilt at lb" Arm
ory Hull Wednesday Thursday
niglitH, Nov. 1:1 ami It Adml'slou
15 and cents.
Miss Diillle Hefty or Colli!!' drove
came down to Drain Monday cveni'ig
and left, next morning for Flkton,
where hIic will visit .at the home of
her Hlster, Mrs. F.I' Wells. Nonpa
reil. The many friend. of MIhh P.mmu
ItlKKH will be pleased to learn that
she Is recovering nicely from a criti
cal operation performed at CuUHgo
drovo Hiitilt ri.i iuin. and is expected
homo again in the iieur future. Dal
las I Utilizer.
Jlogule, the transfer man , Dogate.
Workmen are busy moving tint old
wooden building oil" Uie block on the
corner Second and Main Htrcet where
Messi s Stewart, and Hinds will erect
their new brick building In the
spring.
To cure a col. I lirst. move the bow
els, liees I iii xntlve Coiiyh Syrup acts
gently on Ihehoweh, ilrives out the
I'ul.l. deals the head. It's pleasant
to take uie' mothers highly recoiu
ineiiil it for eo,s, croup, ami whoop
ing cou.'h. iiiarauti eil In nlvc Mil
Isiucttoii or money refunded. Penally
irooil fur youiiK' iin.l old. Sold by New
Fra Drug Store.
Father ' Panel I, N'oilnit Aya and
wife, Mike Wuld and wife, .Mrs. I.. I..
Woods aii'i daughter, Miss Margaret,
Mrs. Sullivan. I.oiiis Aya, Jr., Caspar
Clark, Peter DeVoinnd M. Flaherty
of F.ilgene attended the Catholic so
ciid lil Ihisclty Wi'diifsla.v niht.
Don't worry about your kidneys
when you can obtain :'. d,iy' treat
ment of Pineiili s for -t I .. These lit
tle globules bring relief In the lirst
dose. Packache, Lumbago and Kheu
mat ism yield ipilckly. If not Niitis
lled your money rei'iiuded. This Is a
(nir offer, you can't lose. Sold by New
Fru Drug Store.
Mrs. 1',. A. Parker of Cottao drove
and Mrs. N. II. Wheeler, of this city
went to Portland this morning to
meet Mrs. Parker's sister, Mrs. Cnpt .
I.etf, of Pittsburg, who has coino to
Oregon on a visit. Mrs. Parker and
Mrs. Lett will visit a week in Mollullu
and then come to Albany for a visit.
Democrat.
It is claimed indigestion is the Na
tional disease. Tin ts why tho demand
for Kings Dyspepsia Tablets keeps
increasing becauso they do the work.
Stomach trouble, dyspepsia, Indiges
tion, bloating, i tc, yield quickly. Two
days treatment free. Ask your drug
gist about t hem. Sold by New F.ra
l)rii Store.
Tlie Wilson restaurant has changed
hands once more, Mr. P. Valentine
having Hold out to .lames Kirlin who
has just lately come to Cottage
drove. The new management, has
been very busy the past few days in
thoroughly renovating and cleaning
up the place, and contemplate new ar
rangements in dining room accom
modations together w ith u short or-
ler counter that will bo open day
and night. Mr. Kirlin will lie ably
assisted in his management, of the
restaurant by Mrs. Kirlin.
Public Meeting and Entertainment at
tho Armory, Called by the
Ladies' Club
The Civic Improvement Commit
tee of tho Ladies' Club hnvo taken
up tho matter of eleaning the
streets, licautitying the homes, and
otherwise improving Collage
Grove; and have arranged for n
public, meeting at tho Armory next
Wednesday night, November 20th,
at H o'clock to which every reni
dent of tho city is invited to be
pi esefit.
The following program will bo
rciideii-d, after which a general dis
cussion will ire li ii I as to the best
method of proceed uro for securing
a gonoral 'cleaning up. the
ladies hhotild be highly commend
ed for the interest they have taken
in this very imporlan matter, and
should and will receive the hearty
suppoit of tho whole populutiou.
Till'. I'KOIf HAM
Music Hand
Male (iuartette
Mes-TS Ishain, Wooley, Awbry,
Van Winkle
Address, "The ( :il.y" J. S. Medley
Addresf, "Tint Public Schools,"
Prof. J. D. Itaughman
Vocal solo MIsh Maude lilair
Address, "The School Hoard
F. I!. Phillips
Itecltatioa C. J. Howard
Address, "The Commercial Club'
D. .1. Duliruille
Cornet soio (.has. ( orloan
Address. "The Press"
D. M. C. duult
It.vil.ition II. IS. Proliant
Address, "Ilenutlfying the domes,"
Col. K. M. eatc-li
Song, "America Audience.
Silk Creek Items.
Bohemia Mine Owners' Association.
The rogulor mcotiug of tho Bo
hemia Mine Owners' Association
was hold at the Hohcmia post office
laHt Friday evening. There was n
good atteudauce; President V. J.
Hard in tho chair, Chas. Ottosen
acting an secretary pro teiu. After
regular business an election was
held for the oflico of Secretary,
which ollice was not filled at the
annual election held last month.
On counting the ballots It. M. Cliue
was found to receive the highest
vote and he was declared elected.
It was decided to adjourn until the
2nd Friday in June, 100S.
After adjournment John Lin-
quest, one of the contractors at the
Vesuvius, treated IIiohc present to
several selections on tho grapho
phone, that frequently aids in
changing the monotony of long
eveuings iu camp.
Appendicitis.
Indue in a largo measure to abuwe
of the bowels, by, employing drastic
purgutlvcH. To avoid all danyer,. use
only Dr. Kinn'u New Life Pills, the
safe, gentle, cleansers and luvi;(ora
tors. duaianteed for headuche,, bil
iousness, malaria mid jaiiudictt, at
lioiiHun m PliHi'inucy, ..k
Mrs. Tompkins was in town
Wednesday of lust week.
Mr. and Mrs. Foster were doing
name tiuding in the Grove lately.
Mrs. Newton Dresser of Lynx
Hollow was visiting Iriends here
tho first of this week.
Mrs. (leorge Thompson attended
church Saturday.
Missep Winnie and Variaii Dres
ner made pleasant visits at the
home of several families here lately.
Mr. T. Richardson was hauling
wood to Cottage Grove Thursday.
.Sunday was a bright beautiful
day. A good many gathered at the
school houso for worship. Among
them Mis. F.d Ashby and children.
Mr. and Mrs. David Estes and
Mrs. Amy Owens have returned
from their visit to Waltervillo.
Mrs. Henry Damewood was in
Cottage Grove last week.
(irandpa and Grandma Wheeler
visitod at the home of M. F. Bab
oock and family Sunday.
Mrs. William McCoy atteudod
church here Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Oalviu Hunch were
doing business iu Cottage Grove
Wednesday.
FARMERS' INSTITUTE,
Will be Held in Cottage Grove. Wed
nesday. November 27th.
Under the direction of the Ore
gon Agricultural College a Farmers
Institute will be held iu this city
Wednesday November 27th,
Tho sessions will be at 10 o'clock
u. m., l.ItO and 7; 30 p. m. The
subjects will bo dairying, forage
plants, draft horset) and the home.
A storooptican illustrated lecture
will bo a feature of the evening
session. The Commercial Club has
appointed F. B. Phillips, F. D.
Wheeler and Andrew Bruud to be
local committee of arrangements to
work with a committee of the larm
iers. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to the public at large to be pres
ent at each and all of the sessions.
Church Social..
Wednesday evening tho ladies of
the Catholic, church gave sociable
at the Armory, Supper was served
from 5 until 8. Tho tallies were
beautifully decorated and the ladies
served a most npp'-ti'i'lg Rttppcr.
After K o'clock an excellent pro
gram was rendered which was as
lollows:
Address Pa th'-r iTarn ll, Kugeni
IJcHpoiiHe I 'al her l 'it.i.'it.rek
Piano sop
MKs Margaret Woods, Kiiene
lleeltntioii Mis. .lean Prody
Solo Mian Marion Hooper
Piano I'olu Mini Afari'iiret Priind
Piano ilin-t.. . Misuses Woods and Hold
Keellatloi Margaret. Hold
The recitation "Tho Volunteer
Organist" given by Mrs. Brady
wan a most beautiful piece and Iho
eloquent manner in which it was
given made all present appreciate
Iho sentiment of Hie story.
A crazy quilt, made by Mrs.
Hold was rallied off. tho winner of
the prize was Mrs. Brumficld.
Various other amusements were
engaged iu after tho program. A
number of people from Fugeno
came up on tho afternoon train and
addciA to tho large crowd who were
already presont.
Tho ladies made a hucccsh of the
supper and give evidence of tho
fact by having received $7.' pro
coeds.
Oyster Supper.
Mr. David Giiggs, manager of
tho Pacific Slates Telephone aud
Telegraph Co. of this city, gave to
the telephone operators aud line
men now in his charge and to the
ex-telephone operators, an oyster
supper, at his home in West Cot
tage Grove, Thursday evening-
The tables and dining room were
decorated with chrysanthemums
and ferns. Oysters prepared iu
every way possible were served,
making a most delicious nupper.
Mr. Newton, agent for this dis
trict was present aud gave a decid
ed dignity to tho Huppor party.
Mrs. Blanche Johnson Rouse, tho
first telephone operator Cottage
Groye ever had, was present also
and many interesting reminiscences
ol paat experiences were told.
Mr. Griggs is an excellent host
and his pleasant manner, in social
life as well as business life, jrade
his guests thoroughly enjoy them
selves. TRYING TO HELP OREGON.
Oregon Senator Gives His Views of
Late Financial Stress.
F. J. Hard returned from Bo
Iicmin Saturday. He reports roads
in good coiulition and a most pleas
ant trip, weather perfect and iu
all, words cannot express the sub-lime-
grandeur of the journey
through the forests and over the
mountain, peaks, from the beautiful
fall tints of the deciduous mingled
with the evergreen trees, then the
distant viows through a clear sky
many mile? in all directions. Mr.
Hard has made several hundred
trips from Cottage Grove to Bo
hemia, but does not tire of outdoor
life nor the beauties of nature.
Washington, Nov. 11 The Treas
ury Department is receiving de
mands from all pads of the coun
try for aid. Secretary Cortelvou
has made large deposits in New
York, believing he could thus best
relievo the country generally by i
enabling New York to relieve the I
balance of the banks throughout
tho country. !
I am doing my utmost to necure j
assistance for Oregon.. Tho Presi- j
dent and Secretary Cortelvou are I
i
anxious to render the earliest pos
Bible relief. While 1 am unabloto!
specify a definito time, personally 1
am hopeful of securing additional
Gvenimeutal deposits within two
weeks and behove the acute stage
hero in the Fast has passed and
that the situation will daily im
prove. In my opinion, the present situa
tion is in ft great measure due to
the exposures of the hist there
years of tho methods used by a few
financiers in certain insurance,
trust, railway and traction compan
ies, by which public confihuco has
been shaken. The fact that Rooso-
velt is President and the implicit
confidence tho people have in his
ability and determination to rectify
these evils has saved (he country
from the worst panic ever known.
The country generally is most pros
perous and with Roosevelt at the
head tho evils will be correelod and
legitiimtto business protected. Pres.
idont Booselvelt has been the finan
cial savior, instead of the wrecker,
as some of the reactionaries would
try and mako tho people believe.
Jonathan Bourn r, Ji;.
Its Time to Consider
About your Winter Hosiery, Underwear, Shoea,
DrcsR Goods, Ready-made Skirts, Coats, Rain
coats, Hats, Caps and Umbrella's.
Everything in this lino has just arrived at
C. H. BURKHOLDERS
A large shipment of the Armor Plate Brand of
Hosiery direct from tho manufacturer h3 been
received. This line is guaranteed to wear.
Children's school hose with triple knee, toe and
heel; Baby's cashmere, in while and black, plain
weave an 1 ribbed cotton; Ladies' cashmere,
plain and ribbed cotton; Men's hoso in black
and fancy colors.
You arc invited to call and examine my stock
of ffoods. Prices are reasonable.
Wynne Hardware Co.
Don't Wait Until Your Grain agents for
is RiPe SHARPLKSS
.and ready to be harvested before buy- CREAM
Injr t he machine r.v yon will need. We nn
are handling nnd have n hand, the ohtAKAlUli.
old reliable
McCormick Line of .
BEE HIVES
REAPERS and
MOWERS supplies
RAKES and -
BINDERS ' And the celebrated
.... MITCHELL
which make tins lor ninny years prov- r r
edits .superiority by its work. Soil BUGGIES,
you need any ..mchiiiery in that line It WAGONS and
will be a wise Holection in buying thin
make. Come in and talk it over. EFHCLES.
Wynne Hardware Co. "J' .
HOTEL GRAHAM
Headquarters For
Mining and Commercial Men
C. T. LONG, Prop,
100 acres bottom land, DO acres un
der cultivation, ;t line Hpiinn-J. houu
barn and orchard 10 miles from town
ndjolnlmr Dorenii. Prioo inoo. Kasy
terniH. Fisou, llisu.w..
ra3 u LLET I N
If (iraif Mnrf hnrn l?ai!ir:3
THE WAY TO GO EAST
THE ORIENTAL TOTTED
A SWELL TRAIN
DAILY
Crossing both mountain ranges by daylight. Compartment
Observation Cats. 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.
II. DICKSON, C. P. & T. A., 122 Third St. Portland, Ore.
W A P0SS, A. (i. P. A., Seattle, WaSh
R.cad the Nvisget.
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