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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1905)
lead er s Tbs fruit season in ou, puachert, vatermellons, eantalopes, and apples ire coming in abundantly. j e . Kirtloy of Black Butte who ias been working uu the furnace here was in town on Tuesday. Herbert Lee, M anager of the Fair- ricw property, was in town for a •ouple of days before going to Boh- lUlift. Are you going to the Fair? If not, Ljjy not? Tlio F a ir will never come Idirer to you. Such an opportunity Light not to be missed. Chas. Ottersou has been in Cot- Lge Grove from the Vesuyins mine. tfr. Ottersou was under the weather mt is improved and will soon re uni to camp. j \Y. Martin of Lafayette Oregon | visiting his brother J . W . Baker, e State Gamewardon. Mr. Baker id wife have both had pneumonia )Wn there and have come up heie r their health. I>. M. G . E . Bennett, osteopathic vsician, located with Dr. Peulatid [Eugene, Ore., w ill be in Cottage l 0ve Thursday “ forenoon August H t h and can lie consulted at the fsbylerian parsonage. The young fo lk sa t Wildwood had I (care Sunday night. \s tin y m ling from church a large animal mped out of the brush and attacked ie of the girls, but was ! igbt ned liy one of the young men. I I The various voters seem to he Kiliug their votes so as to have a ml number to hand iu all at once. ■ have heard of h ivornl young lies that they are hug to the ir at the Leaders expeus*. C. J . Howard visited at Yoncolla Miss Mae B u llard of Coldwater this week. Mich, has been visitin g her neicc Miss Francis Howard returned Mrs C, J . H ow ard; is now the guest o f Mrs. O. O. Me Clellan o f Salem . trom a short visit at Newport. T h e planing mill is busy getting Co. Assessor B. C. Kenney of ont the frames etc. for the new brick Eugene was in town Wednesday. building, aud the hum o f the Fred Chambers and wife o f E u machinery can be neard for some gene are at Lonnou Mineral Springs distance. for a while. Ja s, Richards timber man at the Miss Grace Lincoln who has been Vesuvius Mine Bohemia after several visiting at Dorena for a few weeks months steady work came to town returned Tuesday. this week for a visit with his fam ily M in Boggs and family havo been aud will improve the time by a few iii the Grove a few days coming visits at the Dentists. from Idaho. We regret that there There w ill services at the P resb y did not appear to be an opening at terian Church Sunday morning and present to suit t cm, but they will evening. A cordial invitation to all. keep an eye on the city and tnay re Strangers and sojourners alw ays turn later. welcome. Sunday school at ro a. m. Frauk Henderson, teamster at the Christian E ndeavor at 7. P. M. Vesuvius, returned to camp yester W . P. E b y of K elso W ash, has day after a couple days visit at returned from his Bohemia property. home. Mrs. Henderson returned The M ay Flo w er G roup on H orse from Portland Wednesday where heaven Creek. H e is greatly pleased she has been at the hospital, her with the results o f the present week health is greatly improved, homo and has contracted with A . W , Zin- j and Cottage Grove climate will soou iker lor the continuance of the tun - restore her to her natural strength, i ne] | We Will Clean t * Up | '. | I O u r sprin g a n d su m m e r goods | * & ! at act ual w h o l e s a l e p r i c e ' 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. Mr. Wm. W atite of Red Bluff, California, a cousin of J . H. Hull, o f Latham, whom he has been visit- ing called in the oflice the other day on his way home. He likes this section o f Oregon much better tliau his own home, and would like to move here. T h is is the first time in 28 years that he has seen Mr. H ull. The Structural iron for the new 80. Pacific tanks is on hand as w ell as tbe gasoline eugines to run the PumP- The diggers are down 39 ft. with the wells, but have struck no ^ow ° f water sufficient to supply de- j wands. T h ey are about to begin 1 ,)or'u g in hopes that they can reach |a good supply that way without having to sink the shaft deeper. Cottage Grave needs a machine shop and needs it bail. There is hardly a day that goes by without some piece of machinery having to he made sent out of town for repair. Could not some of our enterprising hluoksiuilhs sLart a small one on the side, and lie in shape to do custom work. The printers shop itself has hocn badly laid up for this reason, having to sen I d ear to Portland, and wait for a week even then for a piece of simple lathe work T he Creamery has received its ceiling, and is getting ready to In j stall the machinery. Tne farmers better begetting ready to deliver the cream before so very long. T lie tact that the farmers in many in- I stances own their own separators I makes it not only better for the creamery by not having to bother j with the milk, but it makes less | work for the farmers hauling to and \ from the creamery, and very greatly | lesseus tho work of the farmers help 1 in taking care of the milk. T h e 1 separators are cheap enough, when j one considers their daily use, that I » larmer that tuilks a few cows can | hardly afford to be without one. The creamery expects to be in shape to not only do a big business, hilt to turn out good fine butter, l bey have ju st gotten a goo 1 flow of water at 27 feet down. FOR I ,\. \Y /lin ker, owner of the Min 11 King mine on Horsehenvei ec k, Bohemia is in the ci y for u v days. .Mr. Z in iter is a stayei I has accomplished much good irk with results that increase his The Intermediate Christian E n Hi in Bohemia, ami encourage deavor Society of the Christian n to hope for large things. Church held a picnic in the grove There was a slight accident, to one • his side of M cGilvravs place on the hoys in the botttling p !nnt st Thursday, E ve ry one took a good ¡don on Monday. As he was sized basket along, and lunch was n g a bottle it exploded, the dying spread on one great table, every one ks cutting his arms «pule badly, helping themselves to what they revnr lie will bn back to work in liked best. There were hammocks, ; iv days. The plant ¡s putting swings aud vm > for all and every one had a good time, many saying ■ about 1.300 butties a day. A Sensible Move. they wished such picnics came Have Tom Awbrey write you up die Eugene G uard seems to think oftener. About 30 attended. a policy on your home and fu rni ■ the Siutliern 1 ‘ aciiic Company The recital given by the pupils ture iu the Oregon Fire Relief As caking improvement* there tbet is not doing elsewhere. They of Mrs. Roy Welch on Thursday sociation, or your stock of goods in ■ i t sci m to kuow that we are to night was very good, the pupils tho -Etna Insurance Company. e a modern watering plant here showing the advantage J having a T lie duet by Vivian A Letter Received by Game Warden j, and so arranged that the eu good teacher es can tank up while standing at Garmati aud Daniel Welch was es Baker From Southern Oregon. pecially good, in view of the fact depot. that the children were aged 4 and Grants Pass, Oregon J u 'y 30, ’ 04 3 u si ness is getting so brisk over 5 years respectively. Miss Findley Dear S irs:— I have turned and London that they find it meccs- Welch played her numbers with started out to be a Christian I have r to start the Stage to running much ability. She has a very even given my heart to God and he has y from the Oregon Mineral and smooth touch. "M oonlight on wotidersly saved me from my sins ings Association Hotel, to take the Hudson” played by Miss Nellie praise god for ever and ever. 0 of the people stopping there Martin was very plessiug, though Now I ’ ve written you this letter ere is always room for more, so somewhat labored. Mrs. Welch is for the purpose o f asking forgive- • managers say, and when the to be congratulated on her success ness for a phasant are two I ’ ve .el is full they provide good with her pupils, many o f whom killed out o f season and now I have only been studying with her a humbly ask your forgiveiftss for an tents, nicely fixed up. short time. disobeying the laws of the land and iThe creamery is getting along T h e Wildwood Lumber Co. mill from this on I w ill abide by the Vv nicely. Mr. Stiller had hoped (have it running by the 15 th, hut shut down Tuesday for about 11 lawes of the land and I beg your been so delayed for lack of couple of weeks, letting out about pardon for the same and their was Juber that they will probably not 15 or 20 men, some of whom left one Silver grey squirrel I am not I able to get it done for several the camp immediately. T he mill sure that it was out of seasou but I |eks yet. The machinery is all on lias ran out of dry logs, and ns lias do want you to forgive me for it and ground and buildiug is ready for been the plan for some time the if there is anny fine to pay as soon as I get able If I am not pushed 1 ceiling. The well is being dug Company is raising the natural dam two hard I will b y Tbe Grace of I as soon as the building is finished at that point in the Row river, and God try to pay. - machinery w ill he pot in place cutting a flume through trom there I hope the time w ill soou come to the mill. A fter this is done, \ 1 started. which will take about two weeks when you too will give your heart In the exhibit of the 1 ’ niled Slates they will he in shape to keep a to God and he save from your sins Ivernimr.t at the I c v i s m l Clark steady force of men at work, and and there was a robbin little birds (position, there is a building d< will make the capacity much like that but ju st one or two please ■d I.« lT iectiy nod litig a tio n . In greater. The cement flume is well excuse haste I are many things winch nre of under way now, and active work rticularv g n n t im p ortal' 1 b w ill commence at once on the dam pse who liki- the dt Irgi-ti-s to lh< and pond. ling session of llie litigation Rev. J . 0 . Wooley a returned Ingress mt- interested 111 tlieo missionary from Japan, spent Sun. lo closely connected subjects. and Mon. with l ’ev. Wm. Grace. ki< 1 a a hi m idi • of a nutnl er of Sunday evening be gave an illustra irrigation projects which the ted lecture on the missionary work Bvernment bee under consideration in the “ Island Empire of the Orient. otographs showing the offeets of Showing many beautiful scenes, Jest denudation ntid the methods idols, Pagodas and l ho home life of land necessity for reforestation. the missionaries and of the natives. I'.vc II as a thousand and one other On Monday evening Mr. Wooley gave st interesting tnings, have been an illustrated lecture on a trip khered under the direction of Mr. •‘Around the World” aud again he J vell, tl-e Chief of the Reclamation showed some very beautiful scenes fvice. of Japan. He dwell at length on the Although the existence of natural “ H olyLand1' giving many beautiful 1 in this country had been known pictures of that distant country. Mr. ' many years, it was not produced Wooley spent severnl weeks in Palestine on his way back to Japan Iambics sufficient to U Jtistical treatment until during He said that ho had stood on the | decade ending with 1890. The giound where the tnings of the past Jorts of the eleventh census are bad occured. He also gives some ■ first in which the industry is very beautiful pictures of Cairo, the ! seated. The number o f wells Pyramids aud other scenesof Egypt. t ill' ing at the close of Dec. 1SS9, Wbou lie reached the "Home Land ’ Is given as 2,247, and the amount the audience united iu singing the p ived for the gas consumed as song “ America-' while scene after >44,858. The value o f the fuel scene was shown on the canvas that P teed computed at $21,09 7,099 would awake a patriotic line of a IT IS J.uding that displaced by gas country. One thing that interested M at oil pipe line stations, in tho audience Monday avening w isa TWO SIZES P npiug and drilling oil wells, and j conversation between Mr. it oolev 1 other uses. T h is was regarded and one of our Japanese rest the actual value. T h e value ents. Mr. Wooley starts for the Iren n r 1902 ¡<5 the amount re East this week and hopes soon tore- turn to the Orient. ived from the sale of the gas. BAR G AIN S COME AND G arman, fiemen LEADERS IN SEE US Co., M ER C H A N D ISIN G Mens Hats, worth $ 1 5 0 # i .00 Mens H ats, worth 1-75 '•25 Mens H ats, worth 2.50 i 75 C hildrens Caps, worth •50 ■ 25 Crepe Paper, worth .lo .07 Mens Undershirts, worth .60 .40 Meus Linen Collars, worth .10 • 15 M ens Celuloid Collars, worth • 25 • *5 Dress Shields, worth .20 .10 Ladies B lack K id Gloves,worth 1.5 0 i . 00 I-adies Lisle G loves, worth . 1.5 • 25 I.adies Cashmere Gloves, worth •35 .20 Y ou th s Suits, worth 7.00 5.00 B oys W ork Shirts, worth , 4 o •50 .40 B oys W ork Shirts, worth •30 Meus Tumpers, worth .60 .40 Mens Jum pers, worth 30 •50 You ths Pants, worth 2.25 1.50 Mens W hite Shirts, worth i . 00 •75 Mens Dress Shirts, worth ■75 •5O M en| Dress Shirts, worth .60 .40 Ladies H andkerchiefs, worth •05 •°3 Razor Strop, worth •25 •15 Zephyr, worth .10 •05 .o 3 San S ilk , Spool worth •°5 .20 Tooth Brush, worth . 10 J ^ K nives, worth . 5 o •75 Knives, worth 1-25 •75 Knives, worth •50 •30 Razors, worth •75 1-50 Scissors, wotth •75 •50 Pipes, worth •25 • 15 Pearl Buttons, worth . 10 .07 H a ir Pins, worth •°5 •°3 Boys Stockings size <j'A, worth .25 • 15 Putnam Dyes, worth . 10 ■ 05 per yard 'Ac B aby Ribbon, worth Mens Suspenders, wotth •J 5 •25 Meus Ties, worth «5 ■ 25 4.00 3.00 Mens H eavy Shoes, worth Mens Medium Shoes, worth 2.25 1-75 Mens L igh t Shoes, worth 2 00 3.00 Boys and Misses Shoes, sizes ¡i'A to r, at less than wholesale prices. 15 Styles in Mens G loves, Laces, Ribbons, Em broidery, Purses, Perfume, Gingham , Calico, Silesia, Carxbric, Childrens W aists. Clover Seed, Rape Seed, M illet Seed, Pot- ent Medicines, Spades. R akes, F o rk s, Ilo es and many other articles too numerous to mention, to be closed out at cost All My Groceries to be Closed Out at Cost C. C HAZLETON soaa Send your favorite to the Fair CURE Will positively cure any case o f Kidney o p Bladder disease not Bioysad the reach of medicine. No medicine can do more. FOLEY’S KIDNEY CERE strengthens the urinary organs, builds up the kidneys and invig orates the whole system. GUARANTEED 50c and $ 1 .0 0 Passed Stone and Gravel With Excruciating Pains A. H. Thurne*, Mgr. Wilis Creek Coal Co., Buffalo, O., writes: “ I have been afflicted with kidney and bladder trouble for years, pass ing gravel or stones with excruciating pains. Other medicines only gave relief. After taking FOLEY’ S KIDNEY CUKE the result was surprising. A few doses started the brick dust, like fine stones, etc., and now I have no pain across my kidneys and I feel like a new man. FOLEY’S KIDNEY CUKE has done me $ l ,000 worth of good.” No Other Remedy Can Compare With It Thos. W. Carter, of Ashboro, N. C., had Kidney Trouble and one bottle of FOLEY’ S KIDNF.Y CURE effected a perfect cure, and be says there is no remedy that will compare with it. SOLO AND RECOMMENDED BY B en so n ’s Pharm acy, C ottag e Grove. O regon
