Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, July 22, 1905, Image 3

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    LEADERS
oodfrey Graber came down from
Bohemia Saturday.
Richmond -Durham Nuptials.
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On the evening of July i6th at
Bill Hawley of Loraue is baling the Presbyterian church, in the
Binder twine at Wynne’s.
(>*ay for lus brother Jim at Divide. presence of a large audience, Mr.
Dr. Petrie is visiting in Portland
Tom Blew is going to Aberdeen Albert A. Richmond and Miss
this month.
next week to go into the saloon Della B. Durham took the vows that
Mrs. Herbert Aiken went to Eu­ business.
made them one. DefUuyids liadhaud-
gene on Wednesday.
Watermelons ure arriving freely somely decorated the church with
Mrs. David Griggs returned from from California and bid fair to be flowers, evergreens and a veritable i
maze of potted plants. A large
Eugene on Thursday.
cheap.
floral bell was suspended above the )
Our line of fishing tackle is com­
ltev. C. If Wallace is delivering a[tafi under which the couple stood
plete. Wynne Hardware Co.
the brick on the new Black butte Key. ^jr Baker of Wellington, JP
Miss Daisy Hawkins is visiting | fur“ ace;
I Texas preached the usual service,
friends and relatives at Star.
i ■>. A. 1. Morse of Waltersville I alter which an excellent male
Charley Duttou is visiting in the is in town for medical treatment q uartette sang, following which j
under Dr. Schleef.
Miss Neva Perkins played Concones’
city for a few days from Portland.
FOlt SALE— One Chicago organ, Wedding march. A s the sweet
Rev. F . E. Billingtou went to
Eugene on Monday returning on price $ 5 .r>, on installment “ plan at strains floated out, the bride, hand-
♦ 4.00 per month at Veatch
Law- jsomely attired in white silk lands- j
Thursday.
sou.
down made up in the latest Paris
Miss Mary Currin, the Postal
The
Pacific
Timber
Company
is
!
^ sbion’ 1* a“ iug ° u .,he f
° f M“ s I ’
Operator at Roseburg is visiting her
hauling piling iron, Amos to Latham N*U,e R,c,hm? Dd’ he/ . bndesma.d
parents in this city.
->t present. They have quite a large Wh° WaS aU° Unely att,red’ entered 1
I the church by the east door, pro-
Bartels new meat market is the quantity to haul.
: ceeded by her brother Mr. Nelson
cleanest, nicest shop of the kind
luly ’ 2 .......“
Sth to noon mo
the _.>ui,
29 th, ur
Dr. ; uurnam.
Durham. as
as usner
usher anu
and mue
little ra
Miss
Go over and take a look at it.
Mr. and Mrs. I. E Thomas left , * « e we,l known optician will Walker as “ The Flower Girl’.” At
ini/ f o r |\>r*lH i,,t ,
L o t t a g e Grove.
This will be the same time the groom, accomp-
accon
on Thursday morning
E'ist t trip
r i p until October.
iin ip r l h v
\
Tr
T
hom as
M
p H I p v as
laniedby
Mr.
Thomas
Medley
at which place they will visit the
S. C. Wallace is furnishing the I groomsman and preceeded by Mr.
Exposition.
Welch & Wood are prepared to brick for the new building on Main Merton F-arl as “ sher came in at
the west door- Tbe music * rew
sell you anything necessary to keep street. Work is going right ahead sweeter
as the two marched to its I
cool, and comlortable, and look well now. Mr. Wallace is going to get time. The bride and groom met
another kiln leady at once.
iu this hot weather.
immediately uuder the floral “ W ed -,
Mr». John Currin, Miss Mary ding Bell,’ and in front of Mr.
Mist Currin, a uiece of J. 1 and
John Currin —
is visiting
......... „ here for .. a Currin
. of Roseburg
- aud Miss Cur-
__ Grace, who in a few choice and!
time. She comes from Missouri and nn °* I'ortland went up to Bohemia eloquent words used a beautiful I
to visit Mr. Currin, who is doing 1 ring ceremony, after the exchange
thinks Oregon a great state
some assessment work there. Every jof the marital vows and the placing
Scoured and steamed rolled bar­ "lie ii hieing themselves to the hills of the ring, closing with the words
ley, perlectly free fioin beards, tln se d a y .
“ And they twain shall bo one flesh,
L E A D E R S IN M ERC HA NDI SIN G
51.05 for 75 pound sack at the mill
®Ir b. J. Hard lost his saddle by the authority vested in me by w
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aud at the warehouse at the depot
In 11 st- last week from the stable at tbe laws of the State of Oregon and
Ladies: If you want any good Wildwood. Mr. J. I. Jones fonnd being a minister of the Gospel in
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hats at good prices, tbe time is at the horse in his pasture Wednesday, the Presbyterian Church, I pro-
hand as the Misses Newlnud expect It had evidently come down this iiouoce you man and wife’ ’. After a|
A Sensible Move,
to close-their business on July 18 th. way and jumped the fence into the brief
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M ADSEN
E N T 1ST
vuci prayer
piayci the
me bridal
unuai party
i» u j | Have Tom
loin Awlirev
Awbrev write you up
h
1 ) m e . I I . I I . I 'K T K I K
The Pacific Timber Oo. have re pasture where she had been kept all marched out to the melodius music a policy on your home and furni-
w a tc h m ik k k
A L L : WOKE. : W A R R A N T E D
1 being reflderod while all wished ture in the Oregon Fire Belief As-
I £
cently had a pile driving, consist­ winter,
Watches, Hock: and Jew elry
Ofllce:
First
National
Bank
Building
them
the
best
of
lifes
blessings.
sociatiou,
or
your
slock
of
goods
in
*
Mrs. Liunie Violctte received pay
ing of several hundred poles HI) to
Lowest Prices
f“
upstairs.
4
Alter reaching the home of the the .Etna Insurance Company.
1 DO leet long, and u >out 1201) cedar meat Thursday of «lie insurance
bride’s
parents
dainty
and
delight-
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policy held by her husband who
poles.
ful refreshments were Served. Mr.
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W. P. Ely with John Hichrund, was killed at a logging camp June and Mrs. Richmond departed to j
BORN
9 . \ W . R IM E , M. D.
G. A. Lalcver, and another man 29th. The Pennsylvania Mutual spend their honey moon taking iu
ç
A
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K. C. M ACV
Life
Co
made this payment through
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P H Y S I C I A N mul S C IO .I ON
M cDONALD— To Janus McDonald J
went up to Bohemia Tuesday morn­
the fair, from whence they will re­
A w brey Building, Maiu Street
o n ice lu M cFarland Buildiug
and wife of Comstock, a boy.
ing to do work on the May Flower j their agent Herhett Button of Eu- turn to make their home here in
Over W yn ne’s H ardw are Store
V
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group. Mr. Ely intends making ’ gene, and is to be commended for Cottage Grove.
Olllce Phone, 34» Kesldenco Phone, ;c;.fl v
1 its prompt action.
quite a stay in the camp.
Tho Sunday School room of the | Frank Sly visited Creswell Sun
m -.«
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Jim KulT’s little boy bad quite an church was opened, but with all the day.
f ile Electric Liglu Company i->
accident
Wednesday.
In
cutting
room
there
was
not
enough
space
to
j
straightening up its poles, getting
I j
* .
*
J. P. Hughes of Wilbur was a
them in lino, and taking the slack some wood the axe misses the wood accommodate the many triends who I visitor Saturday.
H O CKETT
and
cut
off
the
first
joint
of
the
T h e r e s Nothing
came to wish them a long and [
out of their wires so as to be right
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
C. A. Briggs was a visitor to the
up to date like the rest of the middle finger of his right hand, and happy life. Many relatives and
cut a couple of his other fingers friends had come from a long dis­ city Saturday from Afyrtle Creek.
T 00 Good
people.
Street,
L’o tta g« Grove.
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Olllce
badly however, not so as to lose
Main 303.
303 .
KesUleu
Residence pilone Ma
ain «6
Merle , Sorovell, who has beou them. Dr Schleef dressed the tance to be present at this time. Tbe
Mrs. David Griggs is visiting
spending vacation at Independence finger, and the boy is getting along many fine and valuable presents re­ friends and relatives in Eugene this
i
»
ceived really amounted to quite a week.
with relatives, arrived ill the city nicely.
sum, and their number precludes
Friday afternoon to spend a few
Mrs. C. H. Burkholder aud
Joe Baker is making a good sized their being described in detail.
k
days with friends, returning Thurs­
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] ) « . !.. li. JU1I
j
children departed to Portland Mon-!
sized addition to the end and side
?
day morning.
JÍ
day
wbere*they
will
take
in
the
fair,
i
3
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of his shop so as to be prepared for
r i l Y S l C I A * a n d S IT IIU K O N
Wagonmaking,
blacksmithing
*
Dr. Oglesby is pushing the dis­ all the work he can get. He will
A ll calls prom ptly attended.
Olllce:
The Government is going to dis-.
trict and the farming interests for have a shop 34x46 when completed. and general repair work at J. H. tribute more fish in the streams!
Main St. Flume 114.
Baker’s
shop.
Every
guarantee
of
all he is worth, he says that we can He is going to get ready for the in­
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near here, Mr. Hinds is going to j
tf
bring many new people here to in­ creased trade that lie says will come good workmanship given.
get a supply to be used in the I
vest for we have the goods, all wc when* wo get the smelter and is
J. H. Bartels had what might streams up near London Mineral
The quality of goods we use
need to do is to show them.
dead sure we will get it, for the have been a serious accident on Wells. Game Warden Baker is get-
and the care exercised in com­
Saturday. In turning his wagon j ting a supply of black spotted trout
If you want a good brush, oue district deserves and will have it.
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pounding make our prescrip­
the horses became somewhat | for Mosby Creek, and Mr. Currin
that will last longer than you live,
The Pacific States“Tclephone Co. around
tions
good
enough.
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ATTORN K Y AT LA W
and that is something entirely new have been putting in a new busi­ unruly and the wagon was tipped some for distribution in Row River. !
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onice: Young H u IIUI uk , Main Street,
and uniqiie, good for your scalp and ness line this past week, and also over, the front wheel running over i With all the fish that have been put
W est Side.
hair, try the new style all wire straightening up the poles, and tak­ Mr. Bartels right ankle, fortunately jn the streams recently and with the
,iv.*s
V.
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brushes at Piper and VanDenburg’s. ing the slack out of the wires on not breaking any bones, but sprain-! ¡rood supply already we ought to
Fine Stationery
| have very much finer fishing here in
They carry brushes, brooms, every­ the lines along Fourth and Fifth ing and wrenching it very badly.
Toilet Articles
thing made of wire and steel.
A party of four men and chauf- j u year or *°‘
streets iu order to keep iu line with
Perfumes
Horseshoeing a specialty.
We are in receipt of a copy of the tlie other street improvements fuer from Los Angeles passed j
H erbert Eakln
Wagon and carriage re-
Fresi dent
story of "Sacajawea” published by They are al ways ready to improve through here on Monday on their
i:»g. A ll work guaranteed
School
Supplies
H ave your horsesteeth ex­
T. C. W heeler
J. K. Gill Co. of Portland. This is the line and help out their patrons. way to Seattle. They had a 24
amined and repaired. Shop
0 shier
h.
p.
Peerless
machine,
and
left
at rear or lleuicnw ay A
a very fine little story and of parti­
Dr. Kime lias a beautilul snare
Burkholder's Stcre :: ::
cular interest at the present time iu drum that lie made from Coos Co. Los Angeles June 30th. They had
33 . A . H E ES
view of the attention drnwn to her myrtle wood. It is not only a very fine roads through California but
CA P ITA L
life, through fhe Lewis and Clark fine looking drum, but has a fine for the last couple hundred of
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Exposition. This little book is 25 c tone, and lie is going to send it miles have nearly had to build |
C o itije Grove. Oregon
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most of their own roads, as the j
post-paid.
down to the fair for the exhibit. He mads were in such poor shape. We \
(L H K N S K l)l
A treuer,Tl banking
The Southern Pacific Co. is hav­ also has a new splint that has re­ need a road committe the worst
business transact­
VETERINARY SURGEON AND DENTIST
ed :: :: :: :: ::
ing a pretty hard time in getting cently been invented that is a great way and until we get it we can’ t I
Remember
H l TGK N K. OREG O N
water in the wells they aro digging. thing for the injured. This splint expect to have much road travel i
That James Ostrander is agent for
O R G A N IZE D
C O l l A O E GROVE
They have encountered some very is a steel frame with pneumatic from any people, motorists or I
K. Bangs’ Livery Stable. Phone Main
tlie Fisher Laundry Company of Office: Graduate
of the Am erican Veterinary
1900
O R E Q O N
difficult ground to dig through, cushions so arranged as to hold the others.
Eugene.
C ollege o f N ew Y o rk City
have had ¡ess water than they ex- limb |ieUectl> riugrd, if necessary,
1 ected, and have ha t to put a no.v even the hip joint can be kept im
crew at work, on account of differ­ movable and still enable the patient
ences with the fi rmer one, which to be up and walk around some.
have all delayed them Tbe vari- The device is one that will give
ties of earth, clay aud rock they aro much relief to people that itherwise
going through would siirpriao a would have been compelled to lie
person not familiar with the many still for long iieriods before the in­
vention of such a splint.
layers of earth beneath us.
At the meeting of the council on
The city council is having siuie
trouble to decide on tbe place, aud Monday night the principal topic
the best kind of a reservoir to build. was the water works improvements.
There has boon some talk of damm­ Tlie Cottage (¡rove Electric Light
ing the east and west forks of Silk Company presented a letter, statiug
Creek with d a m s sufficiently high to that as their contract with tho city
hold all the water that would be expires in February of next year,
necessary. This looks like a very and they wish to make extensive im­
good scheme for the water could be provements and changes for the
brought down in one pipe and if genoral betterment of tbe city aud
later it was found necessary to build public lighting, before going to such
another reservoir it could be con­ expenditure they desired that the
nected so as to fill from these pipes council give them a renewal of their
from the overflow, and in case of present contract with some minor
PasMd Sion« and Gravai With Excruciating ■-
accident above the reservoir, water changes for the next ten years. Tho
A.
H. Thurr.es, Mgr. Wills Creek Coal Co., Buffalo, O., writes:
could be furnished from the rcser council wished some time to look
•M hive been afflicted with kidney and r
i -
: f -
- | 'i. -
derided
to
re-
voir alone for some time. This 1 the matter over and
ing gravel or stones with excruciating pairv
Oth
CS only
!
port
on
same
at
next
meeting.
A
gave relief. After taxing FOLEY S KIDNEY CUitl the r ilt was
would probably give a higher pres­
surprising. A few doses started the bri- k dust, like Ur; .tones, etc.,
sure than we have at present. An­ iotter was read from the Lewis and
and now I have no pain across mv kidneys an) I
a new man.
other scheme is to have a reservoir Clark Exposition, asking for the |
FOLEY’ S KIDNEY CUKE has done me $1,000 w., ; , t good.”
on top of McFarlands hill near the appointment of a delegation to visit,
old one, and force the water to the the fair for the purpose of attending
No Othor Remedy Car> Co.r'para W!’h it
top of it by a ram. This would give the Municipal Government Congress
IT IS GUARANTEED
Thos W. Carter, of Ashboro, N. C., h»J Kidney Trouble and
us a very high pressure. Of the to be held in August No commit- j
one bottle of FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE effected a perfect cure, and
many schemes evolved some one tee was appointed but it is altogether
he aays there is no remedy that will ccmpar with it.
TW
O
S
IZES
50c
and
$1.00
probable
some
will
attend
as
all
will doubt!e*s be decided upon soon,
s.em
interested
in
getting
our
towd
j
and the sooner the better for it will
SOLD IND RECOMMENDED BY
take a good while to get the work managed and built on up-to-date
line*.
done after it is once commenced.
B e n s o n ’s Pharmacy, C o t ta g e Grove. Oregon
We
W ill
C lean
Up
O vir sp rin g a n d su m m e r goods
at
actual
wholesale
price
Remnants and Odds and Ends in
Dry Goods, Mens and Boys
Hats, Mens and Boys
Clothing,
Ladies
Fur­
nishings, Mens Furnish­
ing
Goods,
Etc.,
Etc.
FO R
B A R G A IN S
COME
AND
(Jarman,
SEE
US
Hemen Co.,
f
$
$
J
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II I)K C
j
When
You are
SicK..
1 %
I
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General Blacksmithing
B enson’s Pharm acy
FOLEY’S
Will positively cure any case of Kisüney
not heyoftil tho reach
or Bladder
of medicine. No medicine can do more.
FOLEY’S SCSBNEY CURE
strengthens the urinary organs,
builds up the kidneys and invig­
orates the whole system.