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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1905)
1 bmw w mi J t l i W M I : COTTAGE GROVE LEAD; COiTAGE GROVE . . . . ACT Or j;i .C ; 10 N CilL i MY TH E j*.>-> 1*>it: • oiul-class mutter. lia is a SCBSCICIFTION KATES I paid t > - lu ¿4*1 v.iiu’«* tint /¡ j : it ttUorm mie of f2.00per \ u Advertising rates nude Known on . - ue has m b all cquent loyan- o f the . CLUBBING- LIST □g and The Cottagi» (»ro w J. ;; f* : ans by year, and any of the f«»llovving ]"¡ *• ition for one year, for the x»ri< f - • which the tow i can be m »de rid o f this nuisance. In this the council opposite • is to be appiau led. N o w about the New York Tribune Funner T o le d o Weekly Blade .............. result. Prevu ¡us to this year the Portland Weekly Orepmun Portland Weekly Journal. at a nominal dose license * a s • Portland Semi-Weekly Journal, sum. T h e tuajerity of tax owners s.in Pr San Francisco Examiner........... peid the amou nt and the dogs »till Sunset Magazine, San Francisco Out West, ty>s Angeles held possessioil o f tin* streets aud to $’L Those who are able, partic uUrly those who own from tw o to a dozen dogs, have Star Items. ow .payiog there in* creased license , while liie man or George Hankins of O r<K"'‘ 11 boy in moderat e cifcumstunces. who visited with his brother W ill i:: perch nice, ow ns soutp little house vicinity last week. dog under loT* and chain, must in Nora Vauglm ami 1< arl Ste.n.ri this disr* gard the law, dispose of wont to tl<e Gro»«' Saturday. the dog* or stra in their financial re- sources. Anc yct the streets are Mr. Smith passed tin .. dogs. A s I unuer- vicinity on liis way to Wild.vood < : stand the oase rbc motive o f the day last week. C3uu< -1 ¿-.nd the pt '.eut high license Mack Stewart made a tin-,;., was imposed with a view of keep- to the Grove Saturday in# dogs from the streets. But it Miss Mary Owens returned to docs not kcej hern from the streets. i * _, , act to the reverse. Iiugene afier visiting a f> • with her mother at t hi - plan’ . ■«' wo should hc#nse n • * W hy John Wicks went to the Cl •' not import a ioui:nal license o f 50 Tuesday : vexv dog in town— Mrs W ilson and i-lni-ircu every do# owner will Dorena passed through this vii bo glad t • p< — and then have an Monday. lronj pound Miss N ellie 1'ultt it pa m ! tl. jwtier, this viciuity Tuesday. S A T l'K D A Y ............ MTU - 1 i i . . 11 . i - o , August 1.—lo a n ex- . .......... . by Dr. Albert J. \ i ..." t ( illforiila Medical Col- 'U tic living stomueh of a I y man. It has been demon i d that the organ Is electrical In ' n. Tlie experiment eonaUted 11..-introduction of a siieelally pre- • ' 1 electrode into the stomach .-g tlie man swallow It. When ;:.e!es wore brought In con- ith about no Inch M|iinte of the w II of the organ the gnlvunometer ■ I nearly ten milli volts of : t el-ctrienlcurrent. I t ls claimed 1 i i ids iv t Urn prove« thut the whole of ImllgvmUod In an electro- ' mi. one; also thut this current In nails of the stomach prevents the d ; _ • ■ - •Ion of the stomueh by Its JII IlfS. Tie above press report Is In line . ry "l Of. Darrlu, now at i de Hotel, who lias used elec tricity for the past 20 years la the Uneni ot stomach troubles as v I i s ebr ,nlc disease* and deafness. . . f;n i, e. unbilled with Ills correct ■ li.igno-is, may explain the unusual • •• .-in * lit ie treatment and cure I . Darrin having lieeu a pioneer In e ity wieh medicines, naturally I- -ratified that other medical a now follow-in the path he blazed .1. VVII.I.UUU -JU9TICE OF T1IK l’KAC CII1ED OF PKAFNKS8 tin? Editor:— For about two i . i have been deaf 111 my right : ... 1 1 1 :i ii was In.poMlble to hear ul screaming in mv ear. My , has i *•••*;: growing deaf of late Darrtueured tue In twenty min ■o I can bear perfectly. I am a : than yl-.med at the result and .n re 1 mini -nd Dr. Darrin's eleetrl I ireaiiuent *o anyone. I luivo re i. d in I’liil mi.itli sluco ISO.-». Am c.ii-old . liefer your readers to A. J. W ii . i . iam s , J. 1*. Hr. Damn is located at the Hotel . Eugen*, until Octolu-r 1. . . ■ i- Joe Wicks. J. b. Stewart, E lix Garoutte went to the Or Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben P itc h .: children visited at the Star l i C. A. Harlow, W. T. lianl.n George Hankins went to J Monday returning Tuesday. tv, oil hcucrL Air. Wens Christman ot Dorcu.. fifttrt* lh k L " o. ■ t way, no trouble to take, pleasant and Its, are DeWitt' s. These famous in ¡Ittie gu.vfan- 1,. bllllousuess. : the ills result •o. They ionic r Cure ]aua Pharmacy, . M ANl FACTI BEHS OK i ’kÄ' k; OiUc9* ----- —1 » . D. >> ilaun | vicinity Tuesday. Miss Daisy Hawkins who ha visiting with Lulu Harlow tl week went t'> DorenaTuc. > she is going to spend a fee. il: London items good up. u&n •ti sihle Loudon is extremely lively : .! . ham and the air is full of music 1 with Instrumental and vocal aaicu, ¡1 guests. Air. Harry Weber ami Mr. Walter Thaekiery nud wife. ii* Ln H. C. Neal and wifo, with Ju ■ Fulerton aud family, of Itosebui Hoyt, 0 . and many others all seem to bo i happy as so many children do . ;-t i t fir.e 1 school. The music they rei: Y . W. would do honor 11 any choir, Horn, anc happier ami jollier crowd y i > seldom ever see. Tbo day is long to bo remanbered, and in f i. i Ju.-tic them every day is a day ot bustle ai . the springs. There are now Ir.i, i j to 10(1 at the springs and the ci is constantly increasing. I noi. • i j [y J. cal virture and pleasant s u i" i, ings is only begiuing to bo k l>Cndiet on, and it looks like every avail::', space will soon be taken; hinl ti, closed management sseins to bo cm :il : vengvi the emcrgniicy aud arc m aking) ,- pa rations to accomadalo all >>. ho n.:. come. There arc four to .- ix n kept constantly busy in ma» ug i.n provements. Harvesting is well along r w .... i the crops an fairly g • d. The a r r iv a ls o f the posl w e e k . J. A . Baker, J. B. Rouse Mt Mary F White, Al t s Mary J Mr. and Mrs H. s \\ , Cottage Grove; Mr. and Mi W . Thaekiery. I t Parker, J M. Wallace, \ J R. Portuous, Clarence 'I r? i Butte. Mr. and Mrs H. Ijondon. Th o Farmer’s tcleplj, . pany held a 'ireetiug 1. ; and among the otln - bu ; acted there was a conic: pointed to confer with . from other telephone lice peoplo of Cottage Grove purpose of trying to con? the local lines aud to get ti: ; of Cottage Grove to win tin and put in an indcp nden- This ia what the country need it seems that the count; ■ have done their work m ready to join with t •- complete the work if c ■ all the local lines, so tho m, up to the town and if they fail to i arliest used brick L-meiit. eo. Forty, "e r e : ! I,'«™ each for k n ling T. Jeffrey, Wrn JcLaugliìi n en* t the refused tc> fine rrt the com ainst fining the men 1). Wilson. lg a ith a :d an the ouncil io arc >ns on I Ali. K. C M A C Ï . o J Ofllce: Awbrey Building, Main Street ^ UKNT18T »V . V. ÿ ^ Remember tint the Cottage Grovo Flour is sold ots merits, at lowest living prices We use 25 per cent hard wheat in our Pride of Oregon bruud. This Flour will produce more berad per sack than tho cheap varieties now offered. Try it once nud he convinced, and at the same time encourage a home enterprise : : : : : feV. •?•«.*?'« »>5 j .<• ‘.V * >: I \ It. C. T. UOCKBTT f Flour and Feed 1 2 .A'i'Aà : 2 P H Y S IC IA N A N D S U R G E O N *; offices in l>r. Geo. Wall building, Ma'n É Otto» phono m ? Main 303. Residence phono Main 9« g | m stre.-r, ('ottave Grove. HELP US KEEP THE WHEELS TURNING & HARTUNG ?! J ^ K . B. a JOB V r . * A a.« ll —»i— calls j ------ promptly attended, Main St. Plume 114. P H Y S I C IA N a n d S U R G E O N ? oni ce: * if ........... 4 f V.WS b . *lV. * r • \ j K. YOUNG j ti • ATTO RNEY AT LA W Office: Young Buildiug, Main Street, West Side. è N e w K irm N e w G o o d s t at our Store. J ^ W. RIM E, M. D. f J ^ if- Office in McFarland Building Over Wynne's Hardware Store y Office Phone, 34/ Kesidenco Flume, 336 rf 9 gj HANSEN 2 P H Y S I C I A N am i 81’ K O K O N Ì A ll kinds of country produce bought ati.l sold. S P E C IA L B A R G A IN S are being offered in many departments o f our merchaudis: stock and it I will pay you to give us a call. Herbert Eakin F resident T. U. Wheeler C a s h i e r For your General Merchandise call on the reliable firm of CAPITAL 25,000 C U R R IN ® V E A T C H A general banking business transact ed :: :: :: :: :: Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes O R GANIZED 1900 C O lT A Q E GROVE O R E G O N .. H A R D W A R E . . General Blacksmith ing When You are Sick.. I tions good enough. PLUMBING A SPECI ALTY M I N E R S ’ S U P P L IE S PIPER a VANDENBURG IIAY, CRAIN, FLOUR and HILL FEED t lour, $1.00 per Sack. By the Ton, 95c per Sack. A l l G o o d s d e liv e r e d in c i t y fr e e o f charge D. C. Baughman P L A IN A N D F A N C Y SOOTBINtl \ND COOLING. : ¡..hi heels iv itlioul a scar Mil.'ll Hazel Salve. No rich speedy relief. It e.i inflamnnitio*. soothes, ■ b mill heals all cuts, burns ami A sure cure for files and ■ d- ‘s.'s. DeWItt's I- the only ¡5 neh Hasel Salve. Reware It* they are dangerous '-■■i.l ' The Modern Pharmacy. out of Farmers Take Notice. t crc.i ; : r w ill soon be in . i will need a seper- ill lo-^ K "em b er W ynne Hard- ■ Go i'.■ s the Improved 'he liest Machine on earth. iU lO lllg i V WAV. > maintain the of mind and uient. There i >cept through toniaca must l?e d sweet or the ..I disease ' te, loss of eluche. con- ■ , nr risings. « ;•»!•! and all are curable are . ame. J Oregon. .Nil i K S SALE ‘ IN EXEC TION •Ul. LOSCHE Horseshoeing a specialty. Wagon and carriage re- . en by virtue of ing. A ll work guaranteed liave your horses teeth ex a Order of Sale issued amined and repaired. Shop .¡e- I'lroiit r.'iirt of theState at rear of Heinenway & ■ i ii. the County of Lane Burkholder’s Store :: :: tin- ih day of July. 11105, In I 23 ^ K E xz retu < iaorr-e C. Kwen I ’nln ..... ,'lt agnlnsFLerenlt. I tl. Heed Defendants for . i Four Hundred and 82-l(H) 1 3 2 3 . 2 . T . J S Æ T T 2 3 2 3 ^ .* 2 ' - wim interee.-t thereon from (blCKNSEDl ay of June 1!K)5 at the VETERINARY SURGEON ANO DENTIST . id per cent per annum and EUGENE, OREGON i '•>•:• • .m of Fourteen At 40-100 - which judgement wus Office: E. Bangs' Livery Stable. Fhone Main in.I docketed in the Clerk's Graduate of tlie American Veterinary • Ii • >!-aid Court on tile .‘¡Oth day of College o f N ew Y ork City ; ..and said Writ and Order i > in - directed commanding me miiii - of the state of Oregon in i ; . s itl.-fy ¡aid Judgement costs ruing costs to sell the follow There s Nothing id. t real property to-vvlt: Lot ntimiier One I p . ¡Section Six In Too Good hip number twenty one South three west W \i containing ■ r. s of land In Lane County Oregon. N . • h.-r. f. re. In the Name of the j* < h-egon and in compliance Execution ; im 1 order of I " .II en Monday t he 2xth day of * \ I'.'uJ. between the hours of 9 >» A. M. on I 4 o'clock P. M. to- i ’ c I. h k P. AI. said date nt * ■ util west door of the County 11 • .use in Eugene LnneCoiinty, her for sido for cash, subject « V * . v *! V r * l V . »1 TV*--*! . eiuption, all o f the above 1 Defendant* right title nnd in o . in and to said above (lescrltied The quality of goods we use real i>ro|K?rty. and the care exercised in com lhiii' l this l'th day o f July, 1905. F kkii P' isk , pounding make our prescrip u n ity , Air. Morris and family arc iug a few weeks in this viahe. . h i llu i BYfc.m w r i . A- s . r i.v EFFECTIVE Arthur Yuuschurack of V.' visited in this vicinity on m n iit Cottage Grove Flour Mills w a i t II>1 V K F U è * - * * * * .* * .* 5 * * -A * Entered at the Cotta;*«? G row Oue Year hlx Month.'« Three« Mouths 4 Watches. Clocks and Jewelry Lowest Prices. je ml Result of Te«t With Electrodes i v * . on a Living Stomach. 1TBL18II1NO COM PANY *■.*,•* Ü. MAUSEN 11 L 1 ECÏR 0 -CBEMIC f PUBLISHKl> KVKUV S A TLK D A Y LKADKtt I I ........... i b.. tin* u se o f K o d a l P R IN T I N G PROMPTLY AND NEATLY E X E C U T E D AT THE Benson’s Pharmacy Leader Office C jtta je Grove. Oregon Sour S to m ach N o appetlts, loss of strength, nervous ness. headache, constipation, bad breath, general debility, sour risings, and oatarrh of the stomach are ail due to indigestion. Kodol cures Indigestion. This new discov ery represents the natural juices ot diges- 1 tlon as they ezist in a healthy stomach, I combined with the greatest known tonic and reconstructive properties. Kodol Dys pepsia Cure does not only cure indigestion and dyspepsia, but this famous remedy cures all stomach troubles by cleansing, purifying, sweetening end strengthening the mucous membranes lining the stomach. , e. Wodal digests what Mr. S. S. Bitl. of River:swood, W, V«.. says:— -ire.igtheo* the whole ■ •p; ••»ii-¡as. Sold by Tlie » ¡ 2 J * * S i * * J , , t *' *our stomach tor tw---y years. cm Pharmacy IcebsbT"*1 m* *"<i * ’ 19 now u,1”f it to ml"k Kodol Digests What Y ou t a t ? na Baker has gone to ■ ¡I ; >r a few day* visit. J O B Fine Stationery Toilet Articles Perfumes School Supplies Bottles oe'y. St.00 Sire hc'din* 2H times the trial Jae. which ee ls for SO cents. Prepared by t . o. OeWITT * Oo.. OHICAQO. For SaJe by the Modern Pharmacy k F a m p h le t W o r k a S p e c ia lty I VVehave a full Ime of Legal Blanks and Trespass Notices. ^ ^ v« ^
