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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1905)
ome and Drink 20TH CENTURY SA NITARY SODA FROM OUK vIE W SODA F O U N T A IN The Fountain Selected for Exclusive use at the World’s Fair, St. Louis, because of Its BSOLUTE PROTECTION TO HEALTH Syrups in Sterilized Giass Containers on Ice in Plain Sight. No Corrosion. No Germs. Delicious. Healthful i E S A N E ------ BE S A N I T A R Y a.nd B R IN G T H E C H IL D R E N l O D E R N P H A R M A C Y LEADERS Bad pie. s father was a printer, So when his wife would bake used to sigh about the ’'pi” lis father used to make. — Boston Advertiser. Miller’s midnight. restaurant open until Miss Bartels is always prepared to furnish a hat to suit you at reasonable prices. Tom Abrams, electrician at Ore gon securities plant at Bonita is in the city this week. Recorder Young on Thursdav The Guard says there will surely fined Barney O'Neil the sum of $25 a gas plant in Kugene. for violation of the Bundav liquor "r* Dr. E. 0 . Macy went to law gene Friday for a short visit B. A. Worthington, geueiul man 'rs. Henderson of Eugene, was ager for the Harriman lines, has re ¡iting Mrs. Dr. Macy this week. signed that position to take effect on S. S. Sigel of Portland is the first of next month. Iting her sister Mrs. Thomas Mr. aud Mrs. B. L: Hastings of brey. Independence, Ore., arrived Friday ’otice for the sale of the water 1 aD‘i w'" remniu some days, visiting Sds will be found in another their son Rice W. Hastings umn. Isn’t it about time to stop selling ’’ben in the city and want a good John B. Mosby liquor? His langu ner go to Miller’s restaurant next age on the street when intoxicated is uot of the highest order. Bill’s cigar store. His« Gertrude Hogate went to )rtland to visit for a some two nth* visit with friends. Polk county boasts of a woman ho was born in 17GII and who still intains her mental faculties. If your eyes need help don’t fail to see Dr. Lowe at Hotel Graham next Monday and to noon Tuesday, May the 7? and 73. He won’ t be back for three months. Referendum Petitinso The referendum petitions, de manding that House bill No. 370 , known as the $1,000,000 appropria tion bill, be referred to a vote of the people, was filed in the office of the Secretary of State Thursday forenoon The appropriation bill will there fore not take effect, but will remaiu in abeyance until after the general election in June, 1000 . At that time the question will be presented to the people whether the appropri ation bill shall become a law. If a majority voting thereon vote in the affirmative, the biil will become a law, and not otherwise. FO R GENUINE VALUES and your money’s worth you can not find a better place than ours, you are only paying a lair profit when you buy your goods ot us. Our new C loth ing, D ry Goods, ladies’ and gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods are the latest patterns and styles in the market. Lewis and Clark Exposition. During the Lewis aud Clark E x position the Southern Pacific Com pany will sell round trip tickets to Portland, limit thirty days, at one and one-third fare for the round trip. Kor organized parties of too cr more, individual tickets at one fare for the round trip. Stop-over of ten days will be given at Portland on all one-way tickets running through that point during the exposition. Tickets must be deposited with Joint Agent at Portland and charge of fifty cents will he made for the extension of time. 17-3 WANTED— Three or four good wood chopper*. Address W. B. Dennis, Blackbutte, Ore. G A R H A N , H E M E N W A Y C O ., ^ ^ ising Round Trip (or One Fare. The Southern Pacific railroad has decided to make a rate of one fare lor the round trip" from Portland to all points in Oregon to as far south as Ashland, for visitors from the East to the Lewis and Clark E x position, to enable them to look over western Oregou, that they may have an opportunity to locate or in vest. The tickets will be good for 15 days, with stop over priveleges. Holders of Exposition round trip tickets from the east can purchase these tickets this rate, it will depend upon the energy shown by the community as to the number o visitors secured. SUNDAY AT THE CHURCHES U iristi aa Science Services In Woodmen Hall ■ Sunday, 11 a. m. Subject, “ Ancient and Modern Necromancy; or Mesmerism and Hypnotism.” Twelfth of June tbe Day. Mr. H. P. Nadeau, traveling rep resentative of the Lewis and Clark Oontenial exposition was in the city Wednesday interviewing the mayor and business men. .He stated that June 12 th had been designate J as Cottage Grove and ltoseburg day and wanted the peoplo to arrange to be there in full force upon that oc casion. The matter will be jointly taken up by the council aud commercial club and likely a mass meeting will soon be called to arrange the matter. Mr. Nadeau went south to talk Lewis and Clark fair. I \ K N T18T T h e r e s N othing I / Î T oo Good * w en I When ? You are t S ic k .. ALL : WORK : W ARRANTED Office: First Natloual Bank Building .. upstairs. „ J j#; wale. j i'J o r . 11. DH. I I . t h l . . p I’ L m T K I u K Î % Î 4 I î < * W. KIM S, M. D. 1 P H Y S I C I A N a m t SU K G LO N i Office m McFarlaud Bulldlug Over Wynne’s Hardware »tore Office Phone, 341 Residence Phone, 336 g? SvrWlV. *>V; I y t . u. it. The quality of goods we use and the care exercised in com pounding make our prescrip tions good enough. jo b I’ ll YS1CI A A ttutl SURGKON U. G. Walker has accepted a All calls prornptfy attended. Office: Main St. Plume 114. The Wyune Hardware Company i Positiuu with Timms Cress <k Co., v ,e j Hat to Be Given Away. lil Mrs. Perkins a fine Mitchell j who handle a lino of paints and fri V . 1 paint and builders supplies. Mrs. ggy. They have more left. W alker will look after the store! The Ideal Millinery store will give The West side school lost here during Mr. Walker’s absence, i*way a $9 hat May 29 th, lo every t j K. YOU NO I Fine Stationery week during the term and made The Leader wislips yon success person buyiug $1 worth a number ATTOKNKIT A T L A W up this week, closing Friday. Toilet Articles will be given, The number corres- Mr, Walker. Office: Young Building, Main Street, ponding with the hat will be the Material for the reading room West Side. Perfumes » The committee appointed by the lucky person. ;d gyoosium is arriving. It will i >. » )V . Vv county court to expend the $2,000 Come evoryoue and see bow lucky School ’Supplies erected on the river bank ad furnished by the county iu adver you are, you will get a good bar ding the M. E. church. tising Lane county at the Lewis and gain if you do uot all get the hat. 9 l i e . M A OS K N Î Mr. J. H. Chambers with saw Clark fair, decided as one of the Remember it only lusts until Mon DIED ill on Row river, has contracted methods, the issuing of a booklet of day evening, May 29 th. MARTIN— Mrs. \ariaii J. Martin W . l T t ’ IIM I K K I I died May llt li 1905 at Santa Crus, tli Thurston and Gilbert to de 32 pages. There will probably be Y Watches, ( ’locks and Jewelry at California. She was born Dec. er to them four million feet of some $ 50.000 copies printed. The Cottage Grove. Oregon Lowest Prices. A If you need an awning, let the 27 , 1861 at Elmyra, Lane county, rnber during the summer. oopy and illustrations from Cottage Wynne Hardware Company order Ore. Next Monday and to noon T u e s-!? ro'!e “nf. vieinit>:J8 now in the t for you. They know what you The immediate cause of liei death y, May the 22 aud 23, Dr. Lowe, hands of the committee. want. was an operation for the removal of ugene’s well known oculo-op- Tbe booklet to be issued by Cot K. K. 0. MACY a large tumor. Herbert Kakln 1) ian, will be in Cottage Grove at tage Grove for general distribution, STRICTLY GENUINE. President Mrs. Martin was the daughter of . 3 Office: _________ . otel Graham. Have him test is being prepared by the com Most of the patent medicine testi A. J. Doak, now deceased. Besides T. C. Wheeler C s h i e r i i k n t i s t *ur eyes for glasses. monials are probably genuine. The mittee appointed for that pur following notice recently appeared in her husband Willard Martin, she Neil Cummins left Wednesday for pose. Many letters are received the Atkinson (Kan.) Globe : “ Joe Tack leaves two daughters, Alma, 23 years tbe East asking a well known engineer, running on and Estella, 21 years of age; Also a earney, Canada, to settle up the daily from C AP ITA L tate of his brother who died there for information concerning this the Missouri Pacific between Wichita son Stanley W.. aged 18 years. A 25,000 and Kiowa, lately appeared in a big unday. Mr. Cummins’ mother locality. In order to give the with a picture, and wnen he was sister Mrs. Alhe Martin, resides at J ) R. C. T. IIOC'KKTT d sister will accompany him back proper answers to the numerous one, Silver Lake aud two brothers J. W. in this office today, we asked him PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Cottage Grove where they will questions the booklet will he printed about it He said he bad terrific and T. M. Doak of Siuslaw, Ore. A general banking business transact Offices in Dr. Geo. Wall ImiUUng, Main and forwarded to those who wish to pains in his stomach and thought he their future home. ed :: :: :: :: Mrs. Martin was a kind hearted Street, Cottage Grove. O ffice phone hail cancer. His druggist rocommed- Main 303. Residence phone M ain 96 Frauk Talkington. of Salem, and know about our city and surropud- ned Kodol and he says it cured him. and loving wife and mother, and ORGANIZED He recommended it to others, who leaves behind a hoart broken aud r. Oglesby went to Bohemia ng country. COlTAGE GROVE Were also cured.” Kodol Dyspepsia grief stricken family to mourn her 1900 O R E G O N ’ednesday to make a careful exami- Mr. Harry Brehaut and Miss Cure digest! what you eat and cures all loss. atiou ot their claims and make ar- Lillian Hart were on Monday night stomach troubles. Just as surely ns ngemouts for the summer’s work, married at the M. E. Parsonage by the sun shines your stomach can be JD IR . J*. J . A Sensible Move. ey returned Friday. tbe Reverend Stewart. Mr. Duke brought back to its originally pure Horseshoeing a specialty. ■condition and life sweetened by this ( Lit KNNKI» Wagon ami carriage Knox and Miss Rena Baker attend rriag« re- i v lasting and truly the greatest digest- Thero is every reason to believe ing. All work guaranteed Have Tom Awbrev write you up VETERINARY SURGEON AND DENTIST ed the young couple. •ant known. Sold by The Modern »lave your horses teeth ex hat the Long and Bingham saw a policy on your home and furni amined and repaired. Shop Kl l GKNE ORKGON Miss Hart is the accomplished Pharmacy. tt rear ol Hem eu way it ’ill will soon be iu operation, ture in the Oregon Fire Relief As Burkholder’s Store :: :: daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Office: K. Bangs’ Livery Stable. Phone Main dies are figuring on the pur- Graduate of the American Veterinary Honey section boxes and separa sociation, or your slock of goods in Hart, Sr., of the city. haso and.it iB understood that only j ü B .¿V K E ÎË9, College o f New York C K y the JEtna Insurance Company. Mr. Brehaut ¡9 manager ■ of the tors at Wynnes’ Hardware. lew more details are to be arrran- T«il when tbe deal will bn oonsum New Era Drug Store. They have each assisted many ted. times at entertainments, Miss Hart The Wheeler A Owen shingle in singing and Mr. Brehaut in reci ill, some miles west of tho city, is tations. They have the good wishes ^urning out a lot of shingles daily, of their many friends. he shingles are mostly shipped We learn that a movement has rom Saginaw, two miles north of heir city. This firm has purchased at last been made toward an im ve shingle mill near London and provement that has long been will soon havo it in continuous needed in this town, and as such it Many people who are neglecting symptoms of kidney trouble, hoping “ it i1 will wear away,’ are should receive the hearty and operation. its worst forms. drifting towards Bright’ s Disease, which is kidney trouble in one of liberal support ot all classes. A Mrs. Jas. W. Sears, who with her club of boys, ranging in age from husband has been at their camp in 14 years upwards, was organized Bohemia fur smurtd month., came some five mouths ago aud called to this city this week to remain for themselves “ Tbe Men of Tomor some time. Mr. Sears will continue row.’ ’ They have had a phenomi- stops Irregularities, strengthens the urinary o r fv u s and builds up the worn-out tissues at work on his mining claims some nal growth and today number of the kidneys so they w ill perform their functions properly. H ealthy kidneys strain out longer. Mrs. Sear» reports that in thirty-six memliers. They, with the im purities from the blood a s it p a sses through them. D iseased kidneys do not, and one of the tunnels a very large and the aid of the M. E church, have the poisonous w a ste m atter is carried by the circulation to every part of the body, fine body of ore was opened recently. undertaken to build and equip a ca u sin g d izzin ess, backache, stom ach trouble, slu g g ish liver, irreg u la r h eart action^ etc. reading room and also a gymnasium It is stated Prof. Strange who on grounds furnished them by the If you have any sig n s o f K idney or Bladder T rouble com m ence ta k in g F O L E Y ’S has had supervision of the west i church. The reading room is K ID N E Y C U R E a t once, a s it w ill cure a sligh t disorder in a few days and prevent a fatal m alady. It is p leasant to tak e and benefits the whole system . h « ^ * 001? 6 P? St, be .4x22 feet and the gymnasium ^ - n..L eta,ned by the 1 16x46 feet There wilt also he a 6x46 G. B. Surbans Testifies After Four Yeare. Now to Find Out. board for the coming year. From hall 28x22 leet in connection with ’ G . B. B urhins of C arlisle Center, N. Y . f w rites: Y ou can easily determine if your kidneys are many sources it has been learned these, thus affording a meeting I " A b o u t four y a n i f i ^ I wrot*» you sta tin g t h a t I h ad b een e n tir e ly out of order by settin g aside for 24 hour» a he has been an efficient teacher and place for the club and others The f cured o f * «»ever* kidney troubl . b y taking lets th a n t w o b o ttle* o f bottle of the urine passed upon arising. If F o le y ’ s K idn ey C u e . It en tirely stop ped th e brick-du»» « edim ent a ad is well liked by the scholars and no whole is to cost about $6 oo -< jo , -md upon exam ination it 1» cloudy or m ilky or ha3 pain and syrr 5 tom i o f kidn. y disease d isap p ea red . I am g la d to Bay th a t a brick-dust sediment or small particle» float doubt his remaining will be very the boys expect the citizens of < o t-) I have never had a return o f a n y o f thos*r sym pto m « during th e four about in it, your kidneys are diseased« and yea r that lia v - el v • ! * 5 - *n. • vid<»ntly cu red toatey^ cured.^ aod satisfactory to all. taken heartily recom m en d F o le y '* K id n ey C u re to any ooe Buffering from tage Grove to help out lii>erally as » - F O L E Y ’S K I D N E Y C U R B »hould be : i. kidney or b ladder tr o u b le ." a t once. tbe reading room is to lie for public ¡j Have Dr. Lowe cure your head T w o S izes, 5 0 Cents and $ 1 .0 0 . and cyeache with a pair of his use and is something sadly needed jj superior glasses. They cost no A subscription of $25 or $50 is . much tor such a cause, to one r ( SOLD AND RECOMMENDED BY more than others aud you have the j not . benefit of his skill and over 18 who desires to make good citizens ' I B e n s o n ’s P harm acy, C o tta g e Crove. O reg o n r years experience. of the men of tomorrow. J Benson’s Pharmacy 1 f t Î i î % J General Blacksrrt¡thing DRIFTING TOWARDS BRIGHT S DISEASE rOLUSKlDNEYCDBT
