Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, June 10, 1905, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textome and Drink 20TH C EN T U R Y S A N I T A R Y SODA FR O M W SODA OFR FOUNTAIN it, Fountain Selected for Kxclunive u«e at the World’s Fair St. L o UI m . t)»Clkl|HU of ItH OLUTE PROTECTION TO HEALTH Syrups in Sterilized Giass Containers on Ice in Plain Sight. No Corrosion. No Germs. Delicious Healthful. SANE== BE S A N IT A R Y a.nd BRING THE CHILDREN DERN PHARMACY train will leavs Roseburg al 9.30 a. m. Sunday and pass through this city at, or about 11:37 a. m. The lie Knapp is seriously ill with round trip tickets on this special is ;1 fever. $4, for seven days. . Woodson and Miss Ida Bell Tuesday evening last u very re married at Eugene Thurs- pleasant social gathering was held at the home of W. C. Conner of Frankie Kayler of Eugene, this city, which was given under the guest of Miss Lizzie Veatch auspices of the *'Y.” A goodly number were present and all cn w days. joyed themselves in the doiugs ofl Powers and Miss Maggie the evening. ,rd were married at Eugene Capt. Charles A. Clark and dnesday. daughter, Louisa, of San Diego Co. and Jacob Lurch were pass- California, arrived in the city Wed on Thursday night’s train to nesday. Capt. Clark has been con jd. nected with the U. S. Navy for aril L. Half uaiue up from many years but is relieved from nd Thursday night and on duty for a time. They have been went to Bohemia. looking about for a place in the Wynne Hardware Company mountains, where the captuiu could good stock of first clsss re be free from all business and just enjoy himself in hunting and fish nters, ditierent sizes. ing. Through correspondence with Johnson went to Portland State Game Warden Baker, ho de sday. From there he will go cided upon this locality. Friday jkaue and other points. morning in company with Mr. berry season is here and you Baker they went some twenty miles et your boxes at the Wynne up Mosby Creek to Walter Baker's home where they will remain for ware Company's store. some time. iart and Colin McGilvray left sdav night for Scuttle, where have obtained positions. SAGINAW NOTES >u Shortridge aud Ed. Adams Frank Weist is back to Saginaw purchased the livery business again. e west side of Miller Bros. Miss Bessie Miller has got the '. Cooper of Black Butte, scarletina. through the city Wednesday G. F. King is going to move to is way home from Portland. Comstock soon ku Currin of Fort Casey, Wash, Mrs. Clara Tapliu visited the e guest of his parents, Mr. and Grove Wednesday. John Currin for a few days. O. H. Taplln came down from ere will be the usual services be Christian Church Sunday Bohemia last week. ing and evening. Miss Belle Tennis is working at you need an awni ng, let the the boarding house. ne Hardware Company order Miss Nellie Stanton of Creswell r you. They know wliat you was visiting in Saginaw Tuesday. t. John Edmour has brought Mi. ttorney Medley will soon have a Bradny’s place and has moved his home of his own on Wall street, family there. rkmeti began its erection this Cbas Calcard came homo to visit k. a few days before leaving for Cal Andrew Graham of the hotel ifornia with the tie plant. aham, weut to Portland Friday, Hugh Keeney of Eugene came up will “ Hit the Trail” before he Friday tt> visit a while with his urns. aunt, Mrs. C. A. Smith. Miss Lucy Newland, who has Chas. Pitcher passed thrugh our ■ n teaching at Junction for the burg this morning with a band ot t school year, returned home cattle enroute to Silver Lake. week. Mr. Chas. Golden and wife of Call at the Wynne Hnrdward Co Grand Rondo are visiting with Mr. to and B e e the combination wood, Golden’s sister Mrs. Frank Jack- y or grain wagon box, answers son. purposes. Billie’ Wilcox went to Portland The Register and Guard of Eu- last Friday returning Saturday. He ene are still trying to settle the west down to see his daughter, who uestion as to which has the best had a couple of limbs fractured, legraph service. caused by failing through an open Rev. F. E. Billitigtou returned ing rs the sidewalk. jomc Tuesday night from Elkton, here he had been holding revival rvices for the past few weeks. L E A D E R S Star Items. Mr. Mitchel went to Eugene last week. Clide Kerr visited in this vicinity Sunday George Banes went to the Grove Monday. Uolliu Wicks went to Wildwood Saturday. Mr. John Wioks went to the Grove Saturday. Miss. I va Wicks weut to the Grove Wednesday. Charlie Culp passed through this vicinity Friday. It Alin and Leslie Wicks went to Eugene Tuesday. Mr. Cliue passed through this vicinity last week. Arthur Yanschoiack passed through this burg Tuesday Mrs. Sott and son George visited at Mr. Joe Wicks Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hankins went to the Grove Saturday. Mr. Hard passed through this burg on his way to Bohemia. Mr. and Mrs. John Kirk of Do- rena visited at Wildwood Sunday. Mi. and Mrs. Ben Pitcher of Wild wood went to the Grove last week. Mr Awbrey of Cottage Grove passed through this burg Thursday. Mr. Dave Ivy passed through this burg on his wav to Bohemia Mon day. Mr. uud Mrs. Lyanganil children passed through this bnrg Wednes day. Mrs. George DeMoss, who has been visiting with her sister Mrs. Joe Wicks, went to Portland Wed nesday. Mrs. Kerr and spn Bay of Wild wood passed through this vicinity Tuesday Mr. Graber passed through this vicinity Wednesday on his way to Bohemia. Miles Pitcher, who has been away for a few weeks returned home Thursday. Mr. Miller, who is working at the logging camp at this place gut hurt last week hut not seriously. There was preacting at the Star schoolhouse Sunday at eleveu o’clock by Rev. Grim A large crowd at tended. Charlie Pitcher returned to his home in Eastern Oregon Tuesday. He purchased a larje band of cattle, while here. Silk Creen Items Mrs. Burcham ha« a fine new hack. Mr. Geo. Miller is away upon the Coast Fork. Mi. L. II. Slagle had a mero from Iowa visiting his family this week. Grandma Wheeler is visiting her daughter Mrs. I. H. Veatch of Cottage Grove. Grandma Babcock has been visit- iug her daughter Mrs W. N. Wheeler and family this week. Mr. Gavin Davidson from Sagi naw, visited his daughter Mrs. Jean Miller Wednesday. Mrs. E. A. Wheeler and sons Frank and Prescott will leave Thurs day for the camp meeting at Port land. Mrs. Frank Miller returned to her home in Portland Thursday ac companied by her daughter Mrs. John Ashby and children i Aâiàiiàââi ùÉààkAàkkààhkéâàkkààààkàà úí^LkáklkáÉÚki FOR GENUINE VALUES and your money’s worth you can not find a better place than ours, you are only paying a fair prolit when you buy your goods of us. Our new Cloth ing, Dry Goods, ladies’ and gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods are the latest patterns and styles in the market. GARDAN, HEMENWAY CO and daughter Miss Amy expect to take the Thursday night train for Portland to attend camp meeting. On ttie afternoon of June 7th, Mr. and Mrs. E .V Wheeler entertained in honor of tli«-ir second son, Alfred A. Wheeler, who was 21 years old that day Those present engaged in some pleasant games aud also en joyed a program both literary and musical, one promiueut feature of which was the "Address of welcome’ ’ given by Mrs. A. M. Babcock At the close of the program Mrs. Wheeler served her guests with a moat bountiful luucli consisting of sundwitches, several kinds of delicate cake and ice cream, of a superior quality. All present enjoyed the occasion very much and join in wish ing Mr. Alfred many happy and prosperous years of life. The young man received many useful and beau tiful presents among which was a gold chain and locket charm from his parents. There were about 40 present at this pleasant entertain ment. GI A L I T Y V S , Q I A N T I T Y H a rd n iii-clcs and stro n g In siy do n o t depend o n the q u a n tity of food y o u c a t, bu t 011 Its p erfect d ig estio n and proper a ssim ila tio n . W hen y o u ta ke K o ilo t D ysp ep sia C u re y o u r sy ste m g e ts a ll the n ou rish m en t o u t of all th e food yo u e a t . It d ig e s ts w h a t yo u eat re g a rd le ss of the eondl tio n o f th e sto m a c h and c o n v e y s the u utrU 'P ' prop erties to the blood and tissues. T in s bu ilds up 111 and s tre n g th en s th e entire sy ste m . K o d o l cures In d igestio n , D y sp e p sia , B elch in g, S o u r S to m a c h , W eak H e a r t, etc K o d o l D ysp ep sia C u re for w h a t is so m etim es c alle d A m e rica ’s n ation al d isease— Dys|>epsia is d estin ed to e v e n tu a lly w o rk a wonderful a n d la stin g benefit to sufferers fro m th is d istressin g and m ind h a ra ssin g c o n dition . S o ld b y T h e M odern P h a r m acy. ¿1* There s Nothing Too Good J JK N TIM T . 5 S ick .. £ m** •>**. #>■ M il \ 4 4 4 .- 4 A V. 4 W . KI.MK, M. I). 4 Í 9 A. l 'I I Y * l< * 9 J t l.\ N » m l S t K OK ON / Office in M cK arlaud B u ilding Ç Over W y n n e’s H ardw are S tore 9 Ollit-e Elione, 31 I R esidence P h on e, 336 é « The quality of goods we use and the care exercised in com pounding make our prescrip tions good enough. ? 4 4 J jli. 4 B. It 4 4 .4^< 4^4 '*4 JO B J THYM IC I A * M ud M17KUKON A ll eails prom ptly attended. Main St. P h on e 114. Í O lllce: ir * . A S .4 A 4 y y * '«.'♦te.w '«vw w .w a Fine Stationery Toilet Articles Perfumes School Supplies Ì j H ATTO K N K V AT L A W 5 C. M A O S K N Benson's Pharmacy H erbert Eaklu President T. C. W heeler C s h i e r jjj W A l t 11 M Jk K .U A 9 /#• Grove. Oregon J O lllce: Y ou ug Building, M ain Street, W est Side. J J Cotlagj H K. YOU NU W atches, C lock s and J e w e lt y I a» w est Prices. J ^ ^ at jP A J JK . K. O. M AC Y Office: A w brey I j Building. M ain Street 25,000 ¡ A gen eral b a n k in g business t r a n s a c t ed :: VETERINARY SURGEON ■ "Í PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON té O ffices in Dr. G eo. W all buthUug, M ata Street, C ottage G rove. Office p hon e Main 303. R esidence phone M o m 1)6 m C O ) TAGE GROVE O R E O O N J y K. C. T. H O C K K T T 9 Christian Science Services In Woodmen Hall uacy. Sunday, 11 a. m. You can't afford to use a poor Subject, “ God the Preserver of plow. Oliver Chilled Plows are the Man.” ¡right kind. Sold complete or in There will be regular services duplicate parts by Wynne Hardware both morning and evening at the Co. Christian church. Two of the escaped convicts from he penitentiary at Salem were seen Rev. C. H. Lake will hold iear Junction recently. Al! the of- Episcopal services at Masonic Hall cers along the line are watching next Monday evening June 13th. ir them. All welcome. A. M. Fisher of Douglas county, The subject of the sermon by was arrested this week, charged Rev. Grant Stewart at the Metho with putting saw dust in stream. dist church at the eleven o’clock Called for jury, plead not guilty service will be. “ The Excelling and was acquitted. Ed Diller. Righteousness,” aud that at the charged with the same offense, evening service, “ Dead Flies.’ plead guilty and was fined ¿25. There will be services at the The Myrtle Creek • hotel was de Presbyterian Church Sunday morn stroyed by fire June 7th, Miss ing anil evening. The morning Hattie Dement, one of the propritors subject will be “ UniooofCbnrsht* was burned to death and several particularly that of the Presbyterian others serionsly injured. Home ancTCumberland Presbyterian V other buildings were destroped, loss P. S. C. E. at 7 p m Sunday ebont $12,000 with $5000 insurance. School at 10 a in. Junior C. E. at 3 Cottage Grove and Roseburg day p. ra All are cordially invited at the Lewis and Clark Exposition Strangers and sojourners welcomed. R. C. G r a c e . is Monday the 12th. The special General Blacksm ¡thing AND H orseelioelng a sihmj laity. W agon an<l carriage re in e All w ork guaranteed ila v e your horflesteetli e x am ined and repaired. Shop at rear o f llem en w a y oi B u rkholder’ s s to r e :: :: DENTIST K O U K N K . «1HKUON Office: K. Bangs’ Livery Stable. Ph ono Main G raduate of the A m erican V eterin ary College o f N ew Y ork C ity J H B -A . I C E 23 BRIGHT’S DISEASE FOLEYSKIDNIYCURE ° TOWARDS Many people who are neglecting symptoms of kidney trouble, hoping “ it will wear away,” are drifting towards Bright’s Disease, which is kidney trouble in one of its worst forms. _ stops irregularities, strengthens the urinary organs and’builds up the worn-out tissues of the kidneys so they will pci form their functions properly. Hcaltl _ the impurities from the blood as it passes through them. Diseased kidneys dc not, <*ud the poisonous waste matter is carried by the circulation to every part of the body, causing dizziness, backache, stomach trouble, sluggish» liver, irregular heart action, etc. If you have any signs of Kidney or Bladder Trouble commence taking F O L E Y ’S K ID N E Y C U R E at once, as it will cure a slight disorder in a few days and prevent fatal malady. It is pleasant to take and benefits the whole system. How to Find Out. G. B. Burht ns Testifies A fte r Four Veal1*. G . B . B u r h a n s o f C a r l i s l e C e n t e r , N . Y ., w rite s: Von can easily deteim inr if your kidneys t f e out o f order by settin g aside for 24 hours « " A b o u t fou r y ea r* a g o I w ro te you statin g th a t X had been en tire ly enred o f a s e v e re k idney tro u b le b y tak in g less than t w o b ottles o f bottle of the urine passed upon arising. If F o le y ’s K idn ey C u re . I t /e n t ir e ly stop p ed th e brick-dust sedim en t and opon exam ination it is clondy or m ilky or has pain an d s y m p to m s o f kickney disease disappeared. l a m glad to s a y th a t a brick dust sediment or small particles float U ia v a never h ad a return o f any off th oa o s y m p tom s during th e fou r about in it, your kidneys are diseased, end ^ • r s th a t have e la p se d , an d I am e v id e n tly cured to s ta y cu r^ d , an d F O L E Y 'S K I D N E Y C U R E should be taken » heartily recom m en d F o W y 's K i i n e r C u re to an y on e Buffering from k itfo .y or bladder tr o u b la ." • t once. Two Sizes, 50 Cents and $1.00. B e n s o n ’s SOLD AND RECOMMENDED BY < Pharm acy, C o tta g e Grove. • fr 1 Í 2 i té m J 9v.#)-w. mu SUNDAY AT THE CHURCHES Keep y o u r b o w e ls re g u la r l»y the isc of C h a m b e rla in 's S to m a c h and iver T ab lets. T h e re is n o th in g I int er. F o r sale b y T h e M odern I’ lmr- ^ D E N T I S T C A P IT A L Have Tom Awbrey write you up a policy on your home and furni ture in the Oregon Fire Relief As sociation, or your stock of goods in r x r e . j . j . (I.KKNHKIl) tbo jEtna Insurance Company. The old soldier’s reu n io n at Eu Mr. A. D. Owons and sou Lloyd gene this week was well attended. A Í upstairs. 44 1900 Old Soldier's Reunion. r n iu s O ffice: First M attona1 B a rk Buildiug ¡K; ? ft h . A L L ; W O R K : W A ltK A N T H D f- i * i*.t. 9 « a ¡i j When I You are ^*/lV*W**Y'**N*W*W.<*«*r ♦ ORGAN IZEO A Sensible Wove. M e rc h a n d isin g O regon