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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1905)
ome and Drink No Depot Telephone. This week the telephone at the S P. depot was removed aud there is- nojway o f communicating with that place but by goiug there in person or sending someoiie, which is of great inconvenience to very mauy FllOM OUK o f the telephone subscribers. There was considerable feeling manifested when it was learned o f ‘the action o f the Telephone Com The Fountain Selected for Exclusive uee at the World’s Fair, St. Louis. lM<caiiHe of Ite pany in the removal of the te’ e- phoue. 1 That there was a reason for such action was evident aud an effort was Syrups in Sterilized Giass Containers ou Ice in Plain : made to learn it. Sight. N o Corrosion. No Germs. Delicious. Healthful. As near as so tar ascertained, the Telephone Company asked for and received jiermission to place in the depots of the S. P. load its tele a n d BRING T H E C H IL D R E N ■ phones. It is understood the Tele- ; phone Company believed the plac ing of the phones in the deposits i would aid in increasing its business and it is farther understood that un G. E. Yeuersou and Bruce Kul- til recently has there been any at LEADERS ner from Inwood, Iowa, are in the tempt to collect of the railroad Co. city. These gentlemen are looking for their use. It is learned indirectly that about the country with a view ol Band. courtesies o f some kind heretofore locating. Band concert extended to the Telephone Com Rev. Dr R. K Cook and wife, pany by the S. P. were withdrawn Band concert spiritual evangelists of Sau Fran- and in retaliation the phones have Opera house ¡cisco, Cal., will hold services at the been removed. Tueeday evening, May 9th. Masonic hall at 3 p. m. and 8 p. m. There seems to’lie a clash between • j Sunday May 7 th. Don’t fail to see two corporations, neither o f which kred Hanna of Oakland whs them. Readings at the Garontte are put to any considerable incon city Friday. residence corner o f 4 th and Teune- venience, hut fhe subscribers and Merchandising fhe voting on the issuance ol ssee streets. Will he here only a patrons are practically the only |er bonds will occur on the 15 th few days sufferers. There have been many patrons ot The Cottage (iiovu B ass Baud the Telephone Company who have lie citizens o f Corvallis are not hag cloBe<1 tt contract with the K. J. * ‘A t .... hard cider. m.iof Guess • edto k buy u u ^ , Arnol(, nhowe, under canvass, for st .ted they would discontinue their phones, unless the depot is again Lewis and Clark Exposition T lc* • I vKNTIHT 11 be good now. | th»*ee days commencing Monday, There s tVotrving connected. ket Rates. _ U K . M. .11. MCTKIIC he Hotel at the London Miner May 15th. Mr. Arnold played this Perhaps it is better to wait a few £ A L L : WOI1K W AK K AN TK U iprings was opened ou May 1 st, city under the same auspices two days and see what action will lie Too Good INDIVIDUAL, TICKETS $ Office: First National Hank HulUllug J. T . Hart in charge. years ago mid made a most favor- taken t upstairs. 3 Cottage Grove to Portland A R ’o t j able impression with our people <4 >i. w * S'Wrffis’V . 4lV.-4>' V. • if e ’* ) ’* ' . * fhe trainmen have given up ♦5.90, good for IIU days, hut n ob t Fish and Game Laws. 1 of having an excursion between The aggregation this season is bet later than Oct. diet. 1905, ter than ever. The company opened leburg and Eugeue this year, ♦ - w. KIMK, M. 11. ? State Game Warder Baker, this at Salem last Monday and the papers * A . „ 4 PAHT1KS O F TEN till MO 111; y l'H YH Il.’l A N am i H IK U E O N ’ fhe north bound day tiain passes of the capital city are profuse in week received a large number of the One fare for tho round trip good! ougb Cottage Grove at 12:15. their praise of the performance pre fish an i game laws which he will It . office hi McFarland Bulldlus ¥ c . 1 : • Over Wynne's Hardware Store » for ten days, (must travel together * I change of time of other trains. sented. Two performances will be distribute to those desiring them J «Office 1‘houe, in Kesldonco Phone, 3J(! r on one ticket both ways) $4 40 given daily at 2 and 8 p. nr. There Manager George W . Lloyd went | -K « )V .i)v e « .» Poor Father. OluiANIZKD F.U1TIÏS Ul ONF HCNDHEÜ OKZ ¿ « 1 * ‘4 ’A .'4 ;fit » ‘A i4 * '.< 4 V K < 4 * .'4 -'* d 4 ;* 4 to the Crystal Consolidated will Le many free acts on the grounds Neighh >r— What’s your mother kperty Friday to remain several previous to each performs!!«'. m o k i : i j JK. B. K. JOB J In the company are Potsuwar’s doing today, J o I iudj ? The quality of goods we use 3‘ troupe of Japanese performers; The Oue fare for the round trip partv- Johnny—Daruiu when I left PHYSICIAN «tua SURGKON and the care exercised in com ^evi Geer, manager of the L o n -: Flying Viciorellas; DeElruer; Prof. moving ou same day. hut individual., Neighbor— Stockings? 1 % A ll calls promptly Attended. Ottice: 5 pounding make our prescrip- ! ? rte’ inrtt. IM 10 110 114. * tickets will bs sold under this rate, 1 Mineral Springs, brought a i Horne’s dog and monkey ciruus; The Johnny No; father. 5, 0ns good enough. aud can return at any time within, ,gon load of mineral water to the! Hoffman’s man and woman in the i V . #>v£; DV v\ * ten days from date of sale. $4.40. v Wednesday. cycle whirl; Little Irene; Tlie Doro Round Trip for One Fare. Family; Kawana, the fire king; De- The above tickets on sale daily b e he Epworth League convention 1 Ouzo, barrel jumper and many R. YOUNG Finv •? Stationery The Southern Pacific railroad has tween May 29th and Oct. 15th, and sesion, a large number of dele- 1 * j i . others. decided to make a rate of one fare no stop overs ullowed in either di |tes from Eugene and other points A T T O K N ftV A T L A W * Toil* t Articles A balloon nseeusiou and para for the round trip from Portland to rection. ived by Friday’s trains. Office: Young BuU'lluK. Main Sweet, 4 chute jump will he given during the all points in Oregon to as far south West .side. ( Perfin «es iThe Rev. Grant Stewart, who is engagements. Several other features as Ashland, for visitors from the The Oldest Inhabitant. 1 be the pastor of the M. E. will be also given. East to the Lewis and Clark E x Schoo 1 Supplies Remember the date. Cottage Grove position, to enable them to look Always sort o’ bangin’ round. lurch, will on Sunday preach the Health is on the pine. lecalaureate sermon for the High three days commencing Monday. over western Oregon, that they may J.J C. MAbSKN Î May 15th. Two performances daily have an opportunity to locate or in Things ain’ t like they used to he Ihool. In the fall o’ forty-Dine! at 2 and 8 p. ni. IV A T U H M A K K K jr vest ♦ |See and huai the funnv coons The tickets will be good for 15 Somehow there’s a mighty change •%, irjMiks and Jewelry »I } stus Raisarou and Eliza Smiling, An’ twixt me an’ you \\ ateli, ' Prtci’H. f days, with stop over priveleges. Cot tage G tove. Oregon Isiwest | the band concert, Tuesday even- Comedy of Errors Holders of Exposition round trip W e’ ll Dever see times quite as flush »V . »)V. »iv.ftv __________________________ Ma.V 9th. They have some very As tbe spriug o’ fifty-two. tickets from the east can purchase joining song« and jokes What a comedy of errors they these tickets this rate, it will had at Woodburn yesterday With Was Left Uufinished. I At the meeting of the Commer- a rifle lying at his hand, As-listant depend upon the energy shown by * J K- V MACV jtl Club Monday night. Messrs. J. Cashier Poorman stood still for a tbe community as to the number of i The man about towu saw the \ tn Young, Oliver Veatch, Chas. space after the robbers had looted visitors secured. si onice: Awkrey BiilldliiK, M country boy hitching a very poor Bruneau, D. T. Awbrev, Harry his bank and gone, and then he ♦ l> K N T I S T horse to a post and concluded to HTItlCTLY GENUINE. letcalf and J. H Chambers were rushed to the telephone for help. Most of the patent medicine testi have a little joke at the boys ex feted members. “ V- •>«.’ 4)V.»i Wr»i’Vr4i'Wr4l'«r4lV Everybody, it seems—even to The m onials are probably genuine. The pense. Accosting him he said: “ Hello! following notice recently appeared In |Mr. J. W. ( rowdy some little Telegram correspondent, who for iln- Atkinson ' Kan.) Globe : "Joe Tack Jakey I see you have the frame of ago sold to George A. Dar- got to send the news to his paper- a well known engineer, running on your horse up, when are you goiug * j^ u . c. r. boukktt # )d 10yi acres of land at Gowdy- did tbe wrong thing, instead o f tin- the M issouri Pacific between Wichita to finish him." * PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON * Jakey, which wasn’ t his name, la aud Kiowa, lately «pjieared in a big right. And the robbers got awa> ple. This week he sold Elizabeth IUllet’.s in I)r. (Jen. Wall blilldlnu Main one, with a picture, and wnen he was «¡reel. Unitaire drove. o n fi"“ ’ „ h i C £ srhenwold five acres east of the when they ought to have been kil in this office today, we asked him conically replied; "Wall, I dunno, ^ Alain .10.1. ifcsidence pitone Mitili (W led- That assistant cashier is well about it. He said he had terrific guess probably I’ ll leave him as Rudolph place. named. He is indeed a poor man n.iius in Ills stomach and thought he they left you, considerably unfinish * V . W! »V P V . 4 l V . - » ) V .» ’V r4V 4l'W F 4l' Harry Supple nnd party returned for his jr b .— Evening Telegram. had cancer His druggist reeommed. ed, maybe I ’ll give him some brains,, ned Kodol and he says it cured him. though.’ ’ om Bohemia on Tuesday, where He recommended it to others, who hey had been to look over some were also cured.” Kodol Dyspepsia A Great Relief. JDTZ. J . T . ± j TTJ~JEZTZ^-^T lining property Harry wont on "If you steal—I don’ t care wbot- Cure digests what you eat and cures all Gayhoy Hello. Jinks, on y ur feet lioneatMMInic a specialty 1 (I.IUKNSKI)> ■ V Portland Wednesday and his you’ U repent it some day.” stomach troubles. Just us surely ns Waijon arid carrlaite re- again, eh? That last doctor you had ■ Bah! Didn’ t you ever steal a the sun shinos your stomach can bo lieinls to San Francisco. VETERKiAKY SURGEON AND DENTIST **>*- All work Koaranteed must have relieved you. . brought hack to its originally pure I lave your horses le d li ex KiniK N K. OKKIION kiss?" am mod and repaired, shop condition nnd life sweeteneil by this Jinks— Yes; he did. At its meeting Friday the Com- at rear of Ilameuway & "Yes. and I married the girl, by lasting and truly tho greatest digest- | Office: 1 ’ lliuii;«’ L.vi’ry Htubl»’ . PI ioiih Main Burkholder's Store :: , Gayboy— Very much? «rcial Club learning ol the lack ot gum ’’— Cleveland Leader. Gr.tiliiiit»* oHlii’ A nier lea ii Veterinary nut known. Hold by The o< ern | j j n^g— qj , uf upout College of New York City ice for a proper display o f the J JEÎ Pharmacy. B A K E IS "1 wonder who was the first polit emia ores, appointed President pbell and Mr. A K. W ood to tician?” queried the heavyweigh- tke up the matter while in Poii- boat del . “ Adam,” answered the Cheerful ind and it possible make suitable Idiot. ision for the exhibit. “ How do you figure that out?" The Oregon Securities Company asked ttaa Obese Party. le a partial cleanup from its "He didn't havo to go to work Itamp mill. The result is not yet until he lost his job." explaiued the ■fated but is understood to be very C. I.—Columbus Dispatch. satisfactory as the oro stamped was ibstinate racking coughs that settle on the lungs and may develop into Pneumonia over night are quickly cured by Irom the first vein cut and not from ■be Champion, on which they are Hat to Be Given Away. Dow working. Crushing on the The Ideal Millinery store will give ! Patter ore will begin soon. away a $9 hat Slay 29th, To every Portland has succeeded in getting pcisuu buying $1 worth a number . ¡together a glee club of 100 red will be given. The number corres -1 beaded women and that too with ponding with the hat will be the i out invasion of tbe drug stores lucky person. The New York Sun dubs the club a Come everyone and see how lucky j singing snnset with an ocean of you are, you will get a good b a r-! It soothes and heals the inflamed air passages, stops the cough, heals and strengthens the lungs. FO LE Y 'S ¡color to the music. They are cer- gain if you do not all get the hat. j HONEY AND TAR contains no opiate* or other harmful drugs, and is safest for children and delicate people. Itainly all well read in music and no Remember it only lasts until Mon- I Remember the name FO LE Y 'S HONEY AND TAR and insist upon having the genuine, as no other remedy ■doubt sing with a glow of satisfac- day evening, May 29th. [iion.— Eugene Register. is so safe or as certain in results. FOR 20TH C E N TU R Y SANITARY SODA EW SODA FOUNTAIN GENUINE VALUES ISOLUTE PROTECTION TO HEALTH E SANE= I O D E R N :BE S A N IT A R Y P H A R M A C Y and your money’s worth you can not find a, better place than ours, you are only paying a lair protit when you buy your ¿»oods ot us. Our new (noth ing, Dry G*oods, ladies’ and gentlemens Furnishing Goods are the latest patterns and styles .in the market. QARHAN, HEMENW AY CO W hen 1 You are SicK.. s S \ % Benson’r> Pharmacy ' J General Blacksmithing Stubborn Coughs and Colds F oleys H oney -T ar Mrs. Roy Welch desires to au- Inonttce to those wishing to take |piano lessons under her instruction, I that the term of 20 lessons will be- Igiu the Monday following the elos I ing of the schools and close by tbe first of August. Those who desire to enter the class will oblige her by ■nailing a postal card, she farther ! wishes to state that the report of her charging $1 00 per lesson is erroneous, as her pnee is but 50 (eats. A Sensible Move. Have Turn Awbrey write you up a policy oil your home and furni- J til 1 C in 1 -iiH Oitgou Pirt Relief As- | sociation. or t our atock of goods in j the vEtno Insurance Company. BOHN SCH RAED ER - - T o Mr. and Mrs Otto Sehr tater ol Cottage G ove. May I, a boy. ►ya. Given Up to Die W ith Croup. Mrs. P. I. Cordier, of Mannington, Ky., writes: "My three-year old girl had a severe case of croup; the doctor said she could not live and I gave her up to die. I went to the store and got a bottle of Fult'v’ » /Toney and Tar. The first dose gave quick relief and saved her-Mfe." I E d itor C ured o f Lung Trouble. W. L. Straub, Editor of St. Petersburg (Fla.) Times, writes: ‘•When coming across the bay from Port Tampa I got wet and caught a cold that affected my throat and lungs. I neglected it, thinking I wouM soon recover, but I kept getting worse, until I bought a bottle of f'o fc y ’ a H oney and Tar, and it cured me completely.” SDc, $1.00. Thu SO cent sire contains tv o and one-half times as much as the small site and tho $ 1.00 bottle almost sis times as much. P ofu ss S u bstitu tes. SOLD AND REC0!3$£NQE0 BY Piarnacv, Cottage G ro v e . O re g o n allav c S t i a A i * it j A
