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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 26, 1905)
3 l e a d e r s Harry Rhodes was a visitor in Salem this week. will Meet in Eugene Ths next meeting of the W ill Mr K Welch and family have hfoep your »ubwriptioo up. amette valley Development League gone on a camping trip. will be held in Eugene on September Mrs. J. H. Davidson has gone to ,,y , ^ oung went to Eugene 29 and 30. This was decided upon jgene for a few days. \\ ednesday 0n business. at a meeting of the directors of the 1» Hooper of Black Butte was in league at Salem Monday evening at Ob f 1 . 8 Woot!s >s in New jWu for a time Thursday. which the following were present; 4 York at the present time. Earnest Feiuvauce of Orseco has Hon. Walter Griffin, of Eugene; Mrs. O. F. Knox of Fugene is Mayor VV. P. I'd more, of Browns 0ved down to town for a few weeks visiting in town for a few days. « ville; L M Gilbert, cf Rosedale; least- * G. A. Hurley, of Independence; Myrtle Smith and Wat ten McFar Separators you must have— get Secretary Walter Lyon, of Inde e best made. Grifllu k Veatch land went to the Circus Friday. and President E. Hofer, County Supt. Dillard was in town pendence, jamlle them. of Salem. on School business Tuesday, Miss Grace Lynne of Portlaud is 1 here will be three sessions, Fri Mr. T. K. Campbell and family day afternoon and evening and Sat siting at London with Mrs. are in Portland for a few days at urday forenoon, the evening session lirund. the Fair. to be of a social and musical char >pcll your triends to subscribe for e Leader, and got them to vote _..T ?ra Awbrey went to Eugene acter. A program including papers and Wedhesday on business returning r your candidate. Thursday. b addresses on the vital interests of « Empire Cream separators are the Western Oregon was arranged and .st made— Griffin & Veatch are Mr. Benson and family have re will be made public as soou as the « turned from their camping trip on le agents here. consent of the persons invited to « Moseby Creek. appear can be secured. The E u g M r s . J. B. Cooley, returned to n i l after attending the funeral of Mr*. J. M. Bigher returned to ene Commercial Club is laboring her home iu Salem, after a visit at with enthusiasm to make the con rs. J. H. Lamson at Eugene. vention a pronounced success. the home of Dr. Hockett. Hop picking season is on, and Mr. Procters family have returned any of the young folks are ready A Sensible Move. è r a fine time along with their from their camping out, aud will go -ft Have Tom Awbrey write you up to the Fair the first of the week. ork. a policy on j-our home and furni * * Mrs. Bartels and daughter Mary ture in Uie Oregon Fire Relief As •Wm. Weeht»r of Salem, opera- lug the Golden Rule property at went to Portland Wednesday ¡or a sociation, or your atoex of goods in f johemia was in town for a couple few weeks stay with friends and the ¿Etna Insurance Company. will visit the Fair days this week. f Stop Merchants' Quarrels Agnes Wooley is suffering thisj Wagon making, blacksmi thing (1 general repair work at J. H. week from a severely sprained ankle. Eugene-Aug. 22— A t the regular •ft ker’s shop. Every guarantee of ^ho i.-> able 1 «, get around with the meeting of the Merchants’ Protec ix l workmanship fc.ven. if a" ‘ of a tive Association last night a resolu LEAD ER S IN G E N E R A L M E R C H A N T D IS IN G Mr W01 Brund of Florence has I . N* r s Gl ie Kay»er who has been tion was unanimously adopted ask visiting Andrew Brnnd and j £ si‘»ng with lu r parents east of ing the newspapers of the city to re frain from publishing derogatorv * recently • and - 1 l bas gène .... Lily up to I Eugene, for some months returned and insinuating articles made againBt to the city Sunday. janilon for » few days. un.v merchants by other merchants. Felix. Corrili brought in nevriti ■ Mr. F 1 ) Fuller is expected to Ever since the association has Lxes of verv fine fall appiè» on i be in Cottage Grove, most anytime been in existence there has been a tbe management in its production now to look o'er the mines with ! Jbursday. He bas lots ni 're of Lett« r feeling among the merchants, was to reproduction was to repro the view of putting in a smelter. to bring in s ioti. md it is desired to eliminate the duce a minature city of the Flowery Mr. Mormon Wynne killed a fine! bitterness of feeling which exists Kingdom, and the results aro cer Make your plans to stop at a home-like hostelry; a place where you will ]),e- your neigbbor hubscribc for bo shown every courtesy and treated as you would be in your own home, e Leader, if they don’t get nfter buck wdiile on bis camping trip, i between certain business men of tainly most satisfying. Visitors enter from the Trail town or city. em and get them t«> do so, maybe , Ffe is much elated over the fact, as the city. through an imposing gateway, a it was hin first deer hunt. He re -1 ev wiH vote Jor your candidate. Farmers Take Notice. Now is the Time republic of the famous Temple of ports having had a fine time. Nekko, and at cuce are struck with Sanders Disc Plows are Better Ho v does voursntiscription stand. The embroideiy work displayed the genuine foreign atmosphere, Than Moldboard Plows. „ you psid up to dale, or are you ¡„ Eureh’s w i n d o w s i- very ta-tv quaint buildings of old and new bind. If behind, pay up to date. , Ma(|am . Corsini. wl,o is giving They ire lighter dralt. They Japau border both sides of the Is such a place, and it stands within one block of the Exposition entrance, d then in adv iii 'e, and get n I lessons iu this kind of work is able Bell of vjtes for your favorite. ^ | t() gjy^ able assist UK < , Man; 1 i d i e s j never get hung. No ground is too street; in them are occupied over on 25th Street, facing Upshur. T H E FORESTRY IN N is constructed sloin, t««) rootv, too sticky or too 200 native workmeu in 63 manu on the log cabin style; furnishings, cuisine and management conforms Help Wanted.— I will commence are improving the opportunity. bard to be plowed with a disc plow. facturing and industrial pursuits. thereto. It has 150 large, commodious rooms, all opening on broad, (eking hops in my yards 1 'A miles Frank Wheeler wife and daugli- Tin re is no si lo draft. They will Reproduction 1 of famous temples, cool verandahs; with electric lights; hot and cold water and free baths. st of Cressw'ell on or atmut Sefit. j ter j j m Wheeler. Mr Loyd, John break up the hard pan that has and museums of old Japan curios From the roof garden a view is had of the Exposition grounds, tbe city h. Those wishing to pick will " " H an n a, Robt. Veatch, Lizzie I been formed by other plows. They will prove most interesting to all and surrounding country. European plan. Dining service a Ia carte tease wri'e Supt. R O. Brady, and Lottie Viatch went lor a camp-1 will plow deep and take the place visitors, and the Japanese tea gar and as reasonable as in any part of the city. •eswell, Oregon. ing trip on the coast this week. of subsoil plows. dens, with the dainty Geisha maids Price of Room s, SI.oo and $1.5o P er D a y It never gets too dry to plow with serving tea and rice cake a la Japa IJr. Coiprou and family have They had two teams and will drive a disc plow. You can sow and nese, are especially popular with ne for a three weeks'visit' at' the !uver “ orth of Newport, Special Rates to Parties of two or more. lady visitors. In the Japanese res aside, at Winchester Bay. The Everybody is very grateful to plain at the proper time. They will uot choke. They will M E A LS A L A CA R TE . tauraut both American an Japanese tor earths a gnu in one hand! the So. Pacific fin reducing the d his medicine case in the other, the rouud trip l ate to Portland, as turn under anything in the way of food aud services may be had at ying he is fixed to kill or cure. the $1.05 reduction is quite an item vines, weeds, stocks and stubble. very reasonable prices. The ba and allows many that much more You will be at but little expense zaars are stocked with beautiful George Kerr, driver ol the Bo- for their expenses at the Fair, and for sharpening, and you will not Japanese wares, rare Cloisonne mi stage, came down to the Grove also shoas that the railroad at times need any repairs lor a long time. Address: H. M. F A N C H E R , Manager, vases, rich embroideries aud beauti ednesday to have Joe Baker re is willing to make concessions ful paintings on paper and silks by S A N D E R S D ISC P L O W S A R K B E T T E R 25th and Upshur Street. PORTLAN D, OREGON. pair his stage. Mr. Kerr says he without being asked for them. Japenese artists. T U A N O T H E R D I S C PL OW S. ows whore to got his work done I11 tho Japanese theater a num As.Amos Owens tbe mill man The winner of the Leader’s Most Popular Young Lady Contest will d done right. We guarantee our plows to do erous company of native performers and his son were driving into town good work in any kind of fallow stop at this noted Inn. present a diversified and lengthy Constable Atkins and M. Blond Wednesdav afternoon, Mr. Owen’s turned from Grants Pass where hat blew off, amf Alva got off the land and not to break in one year program, including juggling, danc ev were called as witnesses in the wagon to get it for him. Just as from defect in material. Wynne ing, acrobotic stunts, magic, sword the Exposition. From every stand Miss Helen McGee has mauy contests, the now famons science of point tbe flight was satisfactory, and supporters in the Contest. Watch d of the men arrested here for he jumped down a loose horse that Hardware Co. tho performances of yesterday must Jiu Jitsu and thrilling scenes from aking into the store of McCros- had been running behind came up and wait, so we hear. take rank with the best flights ever y at that place. The exainina- aud beiug scared by his jumping $100.000 Amusement Production. the Japanese-Russian war. Miss Harlow has the support oi A visit to “ Fair Japan” is a visit made. In these days of costly amuse n brought forth much strong wheeled and kicked him, breaking all the Star people and says the T he vessel was in the air for half to the Island Empire of the Mika ment productions it must be some idence and the men were bound tbe left arm just above the elbow. an hour. During which time the Leader wilt give her a good time at do. er for the next term of court. Dr. Kime set tbe arm, finding a thing extraordinary to appeal machinery worked without a hitch. the Fair. The winner of the Leader’ s Most stiongly for public patorotiage, and The Cottage Grove Flour Mills double fracture but says that the Fred Cheadle says that Miss The vessel changed its course at Popular Young Lady Coutest will that “ Fair Japan” is of unusual te very busy these days, weighing boy is resting easily and will have character as regurds the amount of visit this attraction at the Leader’s will of tbe navagator, describing Hohl is going to win. He is work d cleaning wheat. Moro wheat no trouble with a bad arm. circles and loops and traveling ing hard with that in view, and money invosted— $100,000.00 — as expense. sbeen delivered at the mill this Married at 7:30 p. in., Wednes well as the unique entertainment it against the wind and with it. The making the drummers work for her. Doth than for years, and the pres day, Aug. 23, 1905, at the residence craft, in making a spurt, covered a offers in the unanimous opinion of The manager ot the Sioux Indian et for a very large year’s supply of LeeRoy Woods by Rev. Grace, Most Successful Flight. distance of one mile in a trifle more Baseball Club, will be in town good. While much of wheat is Carroll Bower and Olivia Nicholl, the majority of Lewis and Clark Aug. 23 . —The embryonic science than three minutes. It made this shortly and wants to arrange for a ttrd, and small yet there is a both of Kansas City, Mo. Mr. Exposition visitors. ‘ ‘ Fair Japan” with the wind couple of games here. They travel of aerial navigation scored a point record traveling is ati educational »s well as most >d ifuantitv of good clean wheat, Bower is a brother of Mrs. LeeRov at the the Lewis and Clark Expo which re :orded a velocity of five in their private cars, and carry their interesting attraction, and one may bout 5000 bushels are now s'ored Woods. Their mother ir an inva sition yesterday morning when the miles an hour at tbe time- Return own lighting plant, fences and seats the mill, and it is expected that lid and Mr. Bower brought her out get a very thorough knowledge ot its industrious people by paying a airship ‘‘City of Portland” made the ing against the breeze the vessel and are prepared to give exhibition »out 15000 will he taken in. to make her borne here with her visit. In fact the first endeavor of most successful flight yet effected at mailo fro n two to five miles an hour. Lames, day and night. [Cottage Grove uddcd its quota to da ughter, hoping the Oregon cli ecircus crowd at P'ugenc. The far- mate would benefit her. He was lers ami those living around this desirous of having his only near iCtiou have been passing through relatives witness his marriage, so a? r sever«! days on their "a y to and his bride was willing, they came to om circus, 1 rid all se< m to have Cottage Grove to be married. The ceremony was a quiet affair, lad a fine tune. Tliete aie always tew rights lor ihoK- that have been only the relatives of Mr. and Mrs fore, and many -Lunge and won Woods in this city and an uncle. ~rful things for thofe that see tbe John T. Renuick from Missouri and reus for the first time, but all are Rev. Mrs.aud Grace being present. Many people who are neglecting symptoms of kidney trouble, hoping “ it will wear aw ay,” are The bride was attired in white 1 and ready to go borne after a drifting towards Bright’s Disease, which is kidney trouble in one of its worst forms. _ and carried white flowers, and the by of it. groom in conventional black. The The water pipe ditches aie being happy couple left F.iday at 7:30 a.! 'g rapidly, gangs cf men are at m. for Portland to the Fair and to j rk. There is a gang of men at take a trip down the Columbia, to I ‘ork cleaning the ground where the ocean and elsewhere, intending | i-' new reservoir ia to be located to see as much of the Pacific coast stops irregularities, strengthens the urinary organs and builds up the worn-out tissues :d getting ready for the dams, country as possible before returning 1 of the kidneys so they will perform their functions properly. Healthy kidneys strain out contractor Lee is much pleased to Kansas City, where Mr. Bower j the impuritie. from the blood as it passes through them. Diseased kidneys do not, and iith the progress they made. A holds a good position iu the Nation the poisonous w aste matter is carried by the circulation to every part of the body, rload of fitting is on hand and is al Bank of Commerce. The young j causing dizziness, backache, stomach trouble, sluggish liver, irregular heart action, etc. i\Y fing distributed as fast as possible couple have a home furnished ready If vou have any signs of Kidney or Bladder Trouble commence taking F O L E Y ’S 1 the places where they will be 1 ior occupancy on their return. Mr. A KIDN Y C U R E at once, as it will cure a slight disorder in a few days and prevent a aed. fatal »..«.lady. It is pleasant to take and benefits the whole system. : Bower is an excellent piano player, The So. Pacific tanks are going : and has a good baritone voice, G. B. Buchans TostHtas A ttar F o u r Years. How to Find Out. .p rapidly, although the men arc [ The reiativ. s all gathered at the G. B. Burhans of Carlisle Center, N. Y., writes: You can easily determine if yonr kidney» are «v ng to learn the work of eon- residence of U V.. Welch Aedncs- out of order by setting aside for 24 hour» a “ A bo u t fo u r y e a n * e o I w r o t . y o n s ta tin s t h a t I h a d been e n tir e ly bottle of the urine passed upon arising. If cu red o f a s e v e re k id n e y tro u b le b y ta k in g leas th a n tw o b o ttle s o f W tioa as they go. The So. day evening and enjoyed th" music F o le y 's K id n e y C u re . It e n tir e ly stop p ed th e b rick -d u st sed im en t an d upon ex-.miuation it is cloudy or milky or bas cific does not think it pays to j and late songs, both sentimental an d s y m p to m s o f k id n e y d iseaae d isap p ea red . I a m g la d to s a y th a t a brick-dust sediment or small particles float p ain n e v e r h ad a return o f a n y o f th o s e s y m p to m s during th e four lire a crew of trained bridge and and rag time, the latter being Mr. about in it, your kidneys are diseased, and y e h a a rs v e th s t h a v e e lap se d , an d I am e v id e n tly c u red to s t a y c u red , a n d FOLEY’S KIDNEY CURE should be taken h e a r tily reco m m en d F o l e y ’ s K id n e y C o r a to a n y o n e su fferin g from aik work men to build their tanks, Bowers favorite». The old oik"' bMnau AW hlsHdar trntihU.'' at once. D they are teaching their own enjoyed the tun as muck as the rest ew of well diggers to do thh whole and though' it "a sn ’ t so long - nee Two Sizes, SO Cents and 91.00. i:ng themselves. It will take longer they did likewise, aud w ishel thoj SOLO AHD RECOMMENDED BY possibly cost less. The water happy couple dl the joys and pi* as -PPly in the new well is abundant urest flife with the smal est share B e n s o n ’s P h a rm a c y, C o t t a g e Grove. O regon Sr their needs, lot this world's woes. i Will C lean u p O v ir s p r in g e j i d I at 1 actual s u m m e s r good w holesale I ! Remnants and Odds and Ends in Î D ry Goods, Mens and Boys Hats, Mens and Boys Clothing, Ladies Fur nishings, Men,s Furish- ing Goods, Etc., Etc. I FO R f I I B A R G A IN S COM E AND price SEE US Gar man, Heme n way Co., When Y ou C o m e to Portland The Forestry Inn T h e Forestry Irvn, Inc. D T owards BRIGHT’S DISEASE FQLEYSKIDNEYCURE r f ■-»
