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takes up, in turn, the construction of these works— actually construc COTTAGE GROVE . • . • OREGON tion is soon to begin on the first and largest, the Klamath— there will he P U B LIS H E D KVEKV SATU U D AY homes provided for 6,000 families, « Y THE or 30,000 p' ople. The new cities LE A D E R P U B L IS H IN G CO M PANY and towns which will rise in the midst of these vast irrigated tracts Eutered at the Cottage Grove postofflce as sec will support as many more, making ond-class matter. 1 an addition of 60.000 new citizens ’ to the state’s population. SUBSCRIPTIO N KATES Irrigated land in Oregon has an One Year average valuation of $50 per acre. m \ Montila ■ «> The addition of 515,000 acres to the Three» ....... Months . ...A n rale "t »^^•i'ycar'Ltn to cultivated area o f the state is, there- Advcrtlsing rates inaJo known on application au increase of $25,750,000 in ' — ~ the taxable wealth of Hie state in land values aloes. The further in- CLUBBING LIST COTTAGE GROVE LEADER Th* Cottage Drove L eader for one crement in the shape of livestock, year, and any of the following publi-1 implements, improvements, etc., cation for one year, for the price set wjp be as much more, making a opposite: total addition to the material wealth New York Tribune Farmer ....... SI T5 of the state equal to $01,500,000. Toledo Weekly Blade.... ......... I-"* Portland Weekly Oregonian - so Portland Weekly Journal ...... -.no Portland Semi-Weekly Journal 2.23 Han Francisco Call ....... ‘i M San Francisco Examiner ;.M Sunset Magazine. San Francisco 2.00 <»it West. Los Angeles • 2.50 Town and Coun'ry Journal 1 ■ Prof. Dempster Injured. NEW TREATMENT FOR VARICOCELE 4 -a 4 * * j Jit. E. C MAI V Ottico: -4 4 Awbrvy Buildup Cottage Grove Flour Mills Main street 4 So many people, old and young, 1 affected with varicocele that a 4 means of having It cured was Hom e .J-V.r rV thing long » 0 ught lor, and medical s c ie n c e has been a t fault until very recently. Dr. Darrin, a t Hotel « « « 41 4 fa 4 Hineed*, Kugene, U now aide to ac ■ t J J K . U . T. HOCK K 1 r complish It, ubsolutHly without paiu 4 o r detention from business, ho llu I < PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON cure Is peruinneut anil lasting. As a 9 *: Offices in Dr. Geo. Wall building, Mahi proof of this assertion we refer, by Cottage (¡r ;ve. Office photic » Struct, permission, to A. J. Armstrong, cut é Main 303. lieaiclem e plume Main 90 * g ter and chief a s 1st ant of “ Nicoll, the tailor," at SO Third str«>et, Portland. Retul his c a r d . are TO WHOM IT M AY CONCERN. 44 * 4 ' 4 £ 4 M A X F F A C T l'W ilts O F Flour and heed Renumber th it the Cottage Grove Flour is sold ots merits, at lowest living prices We use 25 per cent hard wheat in our Pride of Oregon brand. This Flour will produco more berad per sack thau the cheap varieties now offered. Try it once and be convinced, and at the same time encourage a home enterprise : : ; : ; « « 4 Without solicitation I volunteer my ? I Jit. B. It. JOB testimonial iu favor of Dr. Darrin, P H Y S I C I A N u n t i SL’ K G K O . N w ho cured ms of an aggravated case Í of varicocele of many ye.ir.s standing. i * All calls promptly attended. Otllce: M alusi, rimile IH. Had diipalred of cure until eight r! years a go 1 tried Dr. Darrin’s new » • v . * ç - v . \w r> e- . method and was permanently cured and have had no leturn of thetroubl . 4 '. .-.4' >.4,1.4 . I most emphatically recommend Dr. Dai rin an a skillful physician and a E. YOU NO straightforw ard man in business W ill gladly confer with any one. A T T O R N E Y a t I. a W cither In person or by letter, at NO Office: Yimng Building, Main Street, Third street, where I have keen em West Sido. ployed for years. A. J. A r m s t r o n g . W * • ' .-•)•: r- ' W V.-*pv. J. HELP US KEEP THE WHEELS TURNING ■■ ■' 4 ■* HARTUNG I & H AN SEN , ------- 4 VS.------------- — As the result of an accident at m S * Fairmount, Prof. Dempster, who re : cently came here from the Drain <1 Normal school, lies at his home se SATURDAY.........(JCTOliF.It H, l ‘J 05 riously, if not fatally injured. Mr. CURED BY I)K. DARRIN. Dempster, iu company with Mr. ^ 4 - ^ . 4 (.4 .4 ...4 4 4 4V>.:: W. It. Ilearst, the former aspirant Metz, was repairing his barn. The .1. W. Pate, Jefferson, Or., rheum i for the democratic nominee for the scaffolding upon which they were tism and diabetes; cured. W. RIME, M. D. 1 a ; A. li. Byer4, of Independence, total presidency, has been chosen bv the standing gave way and the two fell P H Y S IC IA N itiid S IH O K O N deafness; cured. We have a complete line of school tab- New York municipal ownership party to the ground. Mr. Metz escaped Mrs. T . James, Salem, female Office in McFarland Building lets for the children from the smallest as their candidate for mayor of that injury but his companion fell in trouble, tumor, heart trouble am.' Over Wynne’ s Hardware Store 9 Otllce Elione, 341 itesidence Phone, 12«; city. It does not appear rhat Mr. such a manner that he received headaches; restored. < tot to the high school students. All VV-.i *■ .w -,w: #■ * B. G. Dove's daughter, Salem, dia Hearst is altogether a willing eandi-1 terrible shock, and it is thought in- grades and all prices. date. P e r h a p s he h a s still iu mind j ternal injuries. Prof. Dempster's betes ; cured ten years ago. Henry Yorgeli, .Medford, Or., deaf the ruthloss manner in which lie was friends are hopeful for his recovery, ness: restored. Herbert Kakin turned down by the democrats nfter though the extent of the injuries L. Kwenson, Brownsboro, Or..deaf President ho had been encouraged to gener- fo r tho present is problematic. — ness ; curee. T. C. Wheeler Mrs. Win. Drusciiel, Canby, Or Cashier ous expenditure, and he may tnink pugene Register. total deafness; cured. I that the New York municipal owner- ! _____ _______ Charles Carney, Jacksonville, Or. ship party want to work him along catarrh for years; cured. CAPÌ TAL A Million Acres ot Irrigation. Mrs. M artha Woodruff, Cleveland. the same line. It is very likely that Or., partial paralysis; cured. 25,000 they do. But Hearst is rich and ho The present projects under cou- Hot cakes are good hut they will taste Wm. Hunter, Kugene. Or., catarrh onglit to consider the glory that is | si<jeration by lhe federal govern- twenty years, cured years ago. much better if iliey have on them some A g -in-ral b an k .nu mapped out for him. ment look to the reclamation of of our fine syrups. b'isiu s tra n sact ■ • - - over six million acres of land for ed :: :: :: :: Married. S t a r IteiTlS i Montana alone. These comprise ORCANIZED I six large enterprises, and the pre Miss Mamie Jones and Loti P C O T T L E CROVE I liminary work has been commenced Lesiie Wicks, who has been at ! 9 00 OR E G ON: Hart were married Sunday morn The Madison river ing October 8th at the Presbyterian Silver Lake, returned to his home oe a ll o f them project, so called, will divert the parsonage by Rev. R. C. Grace, j — at this place last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cole went to ! waters of the Madison river to re The bride and groom are both resi Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes Portland to attend the Fair the claim at least. 250,000 acres of laud dents here and have hosts of friends in the Gallatin, Missousi and who wish them a long and happy Private Nursing Home. first of the week. I Prickly Pear valleys, including a life. The couple are quite young, m at Mrs. Ben Pitcher and children of I strip of at least one hundred miles A competent force of nurses the bride having celebrated her lGth ----------- Wildwood visited in this vicinity j long from the headwaters of the birthday on Monday and the groom are established in the Scot t Chrisman home on Wall Sunday. j Missouri to and including the just past ill, and both are the babes ? Street, where any eases of Arthur Vansrhoiack of Wildwood Prickly Pear valley, in which is lo ot their families, who were per sickness can be cared for— under any pliysh ¡an. passed through this bnrg Monday cated Helena, Hie capital of the fectly willing for the marriage. Mr. state. Term s Reasonable on his way to the Grove. and Mrs. Hart will make Cottage The other projects under way are Mr. Miles Pitcher and George Milk river canal, which will re Grove their home. * Address: Petty returned home from the Fair claim 250,000 acres, the already Mrs. M . F. Fifer, * this week. Scak-Miller. fainous Milk River Valley of north 41 rShelf and Heavy Hardware, Plows, Harrows and Head Nurse. f Rev. Barnhart passed through ern Montana, and must prove of in A pretty home wedding was sol Seeders, Stoves, Ranges and Tinware estimable benefit to that region. emnized Monday evening at 8 <sn« 9 o» *» *i 3 »a« 0 C> 3 eRo< 3 noRea 6 this burg Saturday. The Sun River projects near Great o’clock p. m. at tho rcsideuce of MINERS’ SUPPLIES Mr. aud Mrs. 'Sid Vaughn are Falls will reclaim probably 300,0000 Mr. and Mrs. G. W. McCoy. spending a few days at the Fair acres in middle northern Montana, I GUNS AND A M M U N I T I O N The residence of Mr. and Mrs G. this week. where the land is exceptionally deep W. McCoy of Gowdyville, was the Horseshoeing a specialty. Wagon and carriage rc- Mrs. Miles Pitcher, Abo has and rich. scene of a very happy event Mon ing. A ll work guaranteed been visiting with her sou Charlie Have your horses teeth ex day evening, when their daughter amined and repaired. Shop Pitcher at Silver Lake returned Maggie was united iu marriage to at rear o f iiemenway & home last Friday. Her sou Miles, Rev. A. P. Wigle, Preacher. PioneeJ Lessley Seales of Douglas county, "VaSEtSEïYÎJ Burkholder’s Store :: :: and Farmer Dies. who has been there this summer re file house was decorated with a pro J . H JB A IC E IS turned with her. Kugene, Ore., Oct. i i .— In the fusion of potted plants and cut George Kerr, Ben Pitcher and death ol Rev. A. P. Wigle, pioneer llowers, which gave the whole place Jewel and Vernon Wicks returned of 1852, this section of Oregon loses a very cheerful and pretty appear D I S . J . J . A E T D E S IE S .A .^ r from Eastern Oregon the first of I a man who worked with body, brain ance. (LICE NSE D ) Proceeding the ceremony Mrs. VETERINAHY SURGEON AND DENTIST the week. and soul as farmer, teacher aud Ollie McCoy, a sister-in-law, deligh KUGENE, OREGON Mrs. Owens was called to Wild preacher for the advaucement of ted the guests by some fine instru the state where he spent 53 years. wood Saturday, as Mrs. Scoot has mental music, also some good old Office: K. B. 111 KZ’ Livery Stable. lTuine Main Graduate of the American Veterinary been quite ill but are glad to say Born in Adams county, Illinois, in time songs wore indulged iu by tho 1880, Mr. Wigle when 18 years old College ot New York City she is some better now. married Miss M. M. Doughtery. and guests. “ O Promise mo,” "Our Miss Mary Vaughn of this place four years later crossed the plains Couutry,” “Kentucky Home” etc. attended the wedding of Miss with an ox team, settling on a do The bride was beautiful in a lovely PROMPTLY AND NEATLY Mamie Jones at Cottage Grove Sun nation claim in the legion which aslics of rose Henrietta gowu E X E C U T E D AT THE day. has since been his home. During trimmed in white silk laces and car the whiter of 1802 he started the ried a boquet of cream brides roses. first school in the Diamond Hill The groom was attired in the eou- Silk Creek Items. Hill district. In the early ’7OS he vential black and during the cere Mrs. Richardson returned Thurs -1 was unlainrd ¡n the l uiversalist mony both were unattended. Has the largest Stock of School The ceremony was performed In day from Portland whero she nt- 1 1 lunch, which he has upheld more supplies in the city. Our line of • tended • « -i I than once by public controversy justice Vaughn and vows were ex the » fair. changed in 1 1 very impressive man ! and continuous service as n self-sus Books. Artist's Material. Sundries Calvin Buuch and wite visited at ! tabling preacher. Death came sud ner which if lived up to will insure are now complete. Babcock's Sunday. • denly from an attack of neuralgia a very happy aud exemplary life. After the genial squire bad as The Misses Jetmie Collins and [ of the heart soon after he has re We are giving special care to Fhoeba Damewood visited relatives tired for tlui night. Mrs. Wigle sured us it was “open season” for survives him. as do throe children— seals and that Mrs. Maggie had here this week. Otir Presciption Counter Jacobi). Wigle, of Coburg, Lane made a tiue capture, eougratuhi Henry Damewood and family are I county; Mrs. May Pearl, of Linn tious was most heartily extended by I visiting relatives on Cedar Creek. county an 1 R G. Wigle, living all present after which all repaired j which at all times get the best Miss Hutchinson is attending the near home Deceased was a brother to the diuing room where an elegant j Teacher’s Institute in Kugene ¡of Mrs. Bernard of Benton county: and substantial dinner was served attention, using only the purest ¡Mrs. Kizer of Linn county, andj. after which the evening was spent iu \ of chemicals, having the largest Alice and Hiram Wheeler visited reruiuiscones of our old ‘ ‘Missouri stock in town it makes lopping L. Wigle. of Portland, Ore. at Mr. Bureham's Thursday. homes’' aud other places and at 11 easy in our place. W. N. Wheeler and family aud reasonable hour the guests took Lucky Queen to Start Up. Mrs. M. F. Babcock went to the Mail orders receive the best of I heir departure. The only regret Grove Wednesday. Mis. Wheeler of the evening wns voiced bv a attention. C. l ’ein, secretary of the^Lucky hail four teeth pulled. brother of the bride who remarked ___ l,>ueen Gold Mining and Milling Co., he was sorry he had no other sister M r s . Kugene Miller went to Cot- arrived from WashingtiiP lust week f' i-nre l i-i.ln* 11 1 . 1 J • * to get married that we might have tags Grove Friday. and has completed an WTjustment of We have a full line of Legal Blanks and the opportunity to again share the Curtis Yea toll's baby is very sick the company's affaire, and reports hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. that operations of the mine will be- ' respass Notices. v< ^ ^ Kd Ashby has rented Tom Rich ' gin nt etice. The company has re McCoy. The young couple were C i t t a j j Graze. Oregon ardson's place for tnis year. organized and A. M. Cherry, nlso of recipients of a nu mber of nice and us, ful presents aud best wishes of Washington, president and general their many friends. manager, arrived last Saturday. A Reclamation in Oregon. th .ziness of the sixty men under sixtieth. The happy couple will make their new 10 stamp mill had just been • I'm too lazy” ’ replied the sol homo iu Springfield where tho him says the Philadelphia Public In Oregou four great projects erected before the shut down last groom has employment and a house of Diamonds,’ ’ claim. Biue River Led >er.' He determined to shame dier. He got the job. have been mapped out by the re fall, ami as soon as the concontra- awaiting the bride to transform it in district. th- n nnd the method he took was clamation service. In the order of to r s , which are at M-rlin, have been “borne sweet home” in its truest in ce: t. inly as unique as it was effect- M. L. White locates "Silver Cup” the area to be reclaimed they are: placed in position, the mill will be i VP. One mar ning after roll call he terpretation where they will bo at claim, Blue River district. Klamath, 240000 acres; Umatilla, started. Warning. home to there many friends after the T. W. Ilamtnanian located "Kiug There is a lot of ore on the ,,,nP 20th of the month. 2to,o«’o acres; Malheur, 90,000 nice, easy j->b,” he have a of Diamonds” claim, Blue River acres; Owv lice, 85 , >00 acres. The reaily for reduction, and in about a This is to warn all hunters, nsli- Sfliii "for the laz-est man in the district. aggregate cost ot these works will month it is expected that the mill con mv. \Yi 1 the la zie? t man rmen, and others that I will permit Mining Locations. be approximately $18,904.811, and will be in operation. Some of the no trespass on my premises or lands sten > the front?” the area brought under tillage will lieus have been paid and others sat- He Got the Job W . A. White locates ‘ Silver mtly fifty-nine men stepped ^eased from Harding, with dog or not bo less than 515,000 acres, an iifiod, and a tn w l oud secured, so Plate’ mining claim, Blue River Rl,n. or for fishing, under full pen- During the Civil War the captain tor* d " that nothing remain* bill t<> work.— district. emr»ire in itself. of a certain company of mountain v don’t volt step to the front. |a^ ^aw‘ zLsauinitiK u.4t ihe government Grants Pass Observer, Oct. 11 . I. H. Hamraaman locates "Queen eer? was thoroughly disgusted with too.-1 demanded the captain of th j J. II. II awi . e \\ First National ; Bank Tablets for School Hot Cakes Are Ready URRIN ® VEATCH Í Milburn Wagons Farm Implements G enera! 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