finished work wbeu abandoned.— | r ~ -
Salem Sutes man.
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER
COTTAGE GROVE
.
OREGON
J. McKEAN FISHER. Manager.
P U B L ISH E D
great help. That the town and
couutry about here is thoroughly
alive and doing is evinced by the
man) and constant changes in the
telephone list. More phones are
added every month, in homes and
business bouses. To not ha"e a
phone is to be behind the times.
Keep pace. Save yourself a walk
down town each day and order over
a pbotte.
fcVKI'.V SA T U R D A Y
IV B U S H IN G
COM EAN Y
Entered at the Cottane Urtivi? postone« a* sec-
•mU'Claxs matter.
hUBscitirriuN
bates
One Year
• 11.50
Nix .M onth*
.TA
rhreee Mouths
.
.
.
.50
I paid lu advance but It out so paid a
in lf rm rate of #¿.00 per year will he charged.
A d vertisin g rates m ade know n ou a pplication
CLUbUINO 1 , 1 ST
The (’ottn;/o (¡rove f,l im it fnr one
year, and any of tlie following publi
cation for 0110 year, for the (n ice set
opposite:
New York Tribune l armer
.$1 75
Toledo Weekly Blade
1-75
Portland Weekly Oregonian
2 50
Porllauit Weekly Journal
............ *.00
Portland Senil-Weekly Journal
2.25
Sau l-'raneiseo ('till
.........
2.50
San Francisco Examiner
2.50
Sunset Magariue, San Francisco
2.00
Out West, 1 . 0 s Angeles
. 2.50
Town ami t 'ouiltry Journsl
1 75
SATURDAY
...NOVKMHEIt -’5, 1005
I f& e ttv r '7/mn flu ir/ S t i n e s J
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T h a new telephone directory is a
Ul Tit K
I.KADKK
Professional Cards.
The quarterly publication of the
Oregon Historical Society is just
out. It contains among other
things four interesting articles of
the origin oi Pacific University, tfie
political beginning of Washington
territory, Dr. J. Scoulers Journal of
a voyage to North West America,
written in i82I-6 and David Doug
ins sketch of a similiar journey in
the first part of 1800 . These arpcles
are not only very interesting but
v ry instiuctive a« well, especially
to those who are not well versed in
the history of this part of the great
United States.
Our neighbors
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,
OOici.-.
K. C
M AC Y
Awbrejr Building
Methodist Episcopal
Church,
D E N
Pastor Rev S. E. Meminger, morn •
ing services at 11, evening 7:3o,
5v*)'WcWl*.Wl V. 9
Epworth League 6.3o p. m. Ad
are cordially invited to be present.
Main Street
:5fc
Cottage Grove Flour Mills
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M A XL' 1 ACT L BEKS OF
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T I S T
Flour and Feed
9 *-:9 ,.9 9
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Remember that the Cottage drove Floui is sold
ots merits, at lowest living prices
We use 25
per cent hard wheat in our Pride of Oregon
brand. This Flour will produce more berad
per sack than the cheap varieties now offered.
Try it once and be convinced, and at the same
time encourage a home enterprise : : : : :
Christian Church, Rev D. E, » ♦ j i \ J B k . . e U. . T. u UO'JK
o 'J K t m
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Olson Pastor. Services at 11 in
9
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
the morning and 7.30 in the even
<• Offices In Pr. Geo. Wall building. Main Í:
ing. Y. P. S. C. E meeting at • a lr r e t . C ullan o G rove. Gltlee pitone a
J Main 303.
Residence phone Main at
Z
G:3o p. m. Everybody welcome.
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Morning subject, ” Go<i’ s Gifts
to Men,”
or "The Christian’s
Reason’s for Being Thankful.” £9n/09*9*H9 ♦ ‘A
Evening services “ Children’ s Rally J | J K . B. K. JOB
i*
Day Exercises,” program by the
P H Y S I C I A N u n i t HI KG E ON
children.
5
All call?* promptfy attended.
HELP US KEEP THE WHEELS TURNING
Ottico: 7
Main St. f'houe 114.
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Presbyterian Church,
P a stor r
R. C. Grace. Morning service, 11, f V WlV.WlV.Wl'^rWl'idrWlVWs'WrWi'tAWl'UJ
evening 7 :30, Y. P. S. C. E. 6:30 p,
m. All strung! rs and sojourners ; ' 9 fl.9 'A 9 A -♦ Y » 9'f\9 A .t W A 'W A t W A
welcome.
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Morning subject, ‘The Christian 1 : J . K. YOUNG
j*!
Life.” Evening subject, “ How to
VTTOKNKY AT P A W
iC-
obtain the Christian Life.”
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Olllce: Young Building, Main Street,
West Hide.
Episcopal Church. Services held 9 i'.rv.•i-y.#)'w.-»!'V.*)%r#iV!
: W V .-W V .
the second Wednesday evening of
each month at 7:30 in Masonic ball.
There will be services every fifth f';9>\9^9'¿\9', .9-?\9'r\9~r.:9'.
9, y W. KIMK, M. D.
Sunday of a month.
H A R TU N G
Mosby Creek.
B
Thanksgiving Dinner.
Itound the world live Him s would mother Saturday and Sunday,
t wine,
Mrs. Tom Lee and Mrs. 1‘ liil
Special Thanksgiving dinner will
Set on edge would reach to ’ Frisco Spong called on Mrs. Borra Patton
be served ut the new Graham hotel
From New York: or, if laid Hat,
Monday.
on thanksgiving day from 5 uutil
Make a column ten hundred times
Taller than Mount Ararat.
Jim Patton went to Fall Cieek 7:30 p. m. A good opportunity to
All the gold mined put together
Since (’ullimbus spied our soil
Would he oinewhat lessili value
Than two years of farmers' toll.
Fives of fai mers all remind us
W * CS 1 make the business pay,
And departing leave In bind us
Millions for 11 rainy day.
TH AN K SG IVIN G
ITS CHEEK A N D I T'S M EAN IN G
Once again tituo In its rapid
flight brings us to the day set aside
f
Wednesday.
Mr. W ooliver Irorn California
was up the errek a few days looking
after the condition of his property.
Mr, Itobinson, better known as
Red Shirt, has got his crop of carrots
harvested.
Senator Veatch and son made a
flying trip up Mosby Creek Tues
day.
Harry Casel went to Dorena Sat
urday.
Mrs, Raker from Cottage Orov«
visited with friends on Mosby Creek
last week.
J. K. Miles returned from Bohe
mia Friday whore lie has been work
ing at tho Oregon Securities Ce.
Homer Patton when returning
from town Friday night, saw a large
cougar crossing the Blue Mt. foot-
log. The last hear d of old Phil was
that he and his dog were chasing it
up Crano Mt.
Parlors ut Vcatch
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nt
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W c arc the people (.o fill your order for
Winter Supplies.
We have the best
groceries, etc., to be had at the lowest
prices. If you d on ’t believe us, come
and investigate. Our Dry Goods stock
is complete.
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li« rhurt Kakln
l’ r e s i d e n t
T. U. Wheeltfr
C u r r i n &
Cashi er
inspect the new hotel and get an
extia fine dinner. Price 5o cents.
Veatch.
$8 ¡
m ■
p -1
C A P IT A L
New Livery Barn.
W. R. Garoutte is moving the
old buildings off from the lot he re
cently purchased preparatory to
building his new barn. One of the
buildings will he remodeled and
placed on the other end of the lot
to bn o'citpied as a residence for
Mr. Garoutte’s father.
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(Baltimore Stilili
P H Y S IC IA N anil SU R G EO N
<xyf'
Catholic Church, Father Carrol. 9
Tell me not in mournful measure
onice
in
Me
Fai
laud
Building
Í
Services tho second Sunday iu each 9
Farming loi liie-s doesn't pn.v.
Over Wynne's Hardware Store
9
g Office I'hnne, 34' Itesideneo Phone, 126 *'
When a twelvemonth
hows live
month.
billions
Church was held by Kev. Morss
Value in Auierica.
Contract Awarded.
l the Blue Mt. school house .Sun
Think of IF The hen pay Interest
,9'ï.9 9 . 9"’.9 W V , » V . 9 *
Bert Woods has the contract for
On the country's minimi score
day,
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9
A S IO S I K U ' Il
From one average month of hiving
changes iu the new hotel and has a
<
Sherman Spoug returned from crow at work tearing out partitions,
Precious eggs, ami would ilo more.
'9
FUNEHAL DIRECTOR ami LICENSED
Dorena Monday.
Put five billions into ih 'liars.
etc.
EM8ALMER
Silver dollars laid in line.
Miss Nellie Patton vinited her
Side by Hide, on the equator,
H A N S E N
Mining Orders!
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A general hanking
bus lu s transact
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ORGANIZED
1900
i
MHburn Wagons
COI TA HE C.ROVL
O P
G O N
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Farm Implements \U
Did Hotel Being Made New.
for tlie purpose of returning thanks
to the Great Giver of all good.
Work has commenced by Stewart
I Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Plows, Harrows and
Thanksgiving the day of glad
\ l’urter oil changes to be made on
ness, of good clioer, of comfort and
Seeders, Stoves, Ranges and Tinware
llorsexltoclng a specially.
the hotel recently vacated by A. *
)
Wugnn and carriage re-
of homo, the day of tlie family when
Graham. Many changes and re
Ing. A ll work guaranteed
of
■ud
odi
old and young are gathered together
Have your horses teet li ex
MINERS’ SUPPLIES
pairs are planned; they expect to
fu oh •TY
amined and repaired. Simp
around bountifully spread tables
make it first elans iu all apartments.
at rear of Hemenway &
I - m o II yd
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Burkholder's strre :: ::
which are the scenes of unalloyed
Some time will bo required before
ut
. t i
pleasure and banished care.
it can he occupied.
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liqatii i a
It la a sad fact, however, that so
ul
little of the day is given to really
A Sick Boy well Again.
• ' ll r,. ;
giving thanks. A« Christmas day
Louis Osberg, who has been sick
has become one of bestowing and
at tlie Private Nursing Home for S Private Nursing Home. S
receiving gifts and grieving be
over six weeks with typhoid fever » ------- ------ ----------------- -------- -- ----------«
cause we cannot give as freely as
Silk Creek Items.
and other complications returned to
we would like— so this day the one
A competent force of nurses
E. O. Wheeler killed and sold a his home on Thursday. He is well
lire established in the Scott
in all the yeat set apart fur ihe ex
beef
this
week.
Chrisinan home on Wall
and while ho feels very weak yet is
pressiou i f tlio feeling which we so
Street, where any cases of
often crowd out of our busy lives,
W. N. Wheeler, wife and daugh gaining strength rapidly.
sickness can tie eared for
has become otic about which we ter, Edith, visited at Col. Bunch’s
under any physician.
think only “ eat, drink and be Tuesday.
T erm s R easonable
New Store
merry.”
Mrs A. 1). Owens went to the
Henry Veatch is fast getting
Not that we would do away with
Address:
Grove on business Wednesday,
moved iuto his new store iu the
the festivity, the enjoyment o f the
Mrs. M. F. Filer,
Geo. Miller moved his engine Stewart and Porter building. This
deliciously roasted turkey, tlie
Head Nurse.
PROM PTLY
AND
NEATLY
savor) uiitice pies, and plum pud over to the Divide the first of the large stock " f well displayed .hard
weak
ware
beside
the
elegant
stocK
of
dings, the nuts and raisjus anil all
E X E C U T E D
A T
T H E
the oilier requisites o f this ‘ ‘once u
Oscar Wheeler’s baud which he groceries o f Pearce & Johnson in
adjoining
room
adds
much
to
the
year” dinner, but do we remember cut in a shingle saw several days
dignity of the commercial import
to give Hunks for the mothe-is and ago is healing nicely.
ance of the city.
sisters whoso kind hands prepared
the feast, for the fathers and brother* | '^ r' f,H*tel h aud auothet gentle
t
who provided H for tho eouutluss u]ftn bought a beef creaturo ot Mr
Still They Come.
HairiH
Monday
and
while
returning
other blessings wo enjoyV l.ef ur.
Charlie Suitor returned to Port
not forget tlie true thuuksgiviug to town with their purchase, the
spirit, then only will the enjoyment creature jumped from the bridge land Wednesday after renting the
Has the largest Stock of School
near Henry Long’s, iuto the creek residence formerly occupied by Dr.
be com pie te
about 11 a. in. and there it stayed Lawbaugh and will return to the supplies in the city. Our line of
Ik! «Ï
till dink in spite of every effort Grove Saturday. This means that
The Occidental Magazine and made to get her out. Mr. Geo. Mr. Suitor will remain in Cottage
Books. Artist's Material. Sundries
Parishioners Guide, issued by tlie Miller filially came along with his Grove some time and it is probable
Rev. M J. Hickey ol Wasco, Sher team uiul they gut chains from Mr. something will be doing along the arc now complete.
■rlii
man c,.only, is a splendid magazine, U n h a n d "succeededTn pulling the saw mill line
Wc are giving special care to
which does no co,.hue its scope to ( „ ubbor„ Clea„ lrt. oll,
the work of the Catholic church.
A New Restdence
Our Presciption Counter
but to the welfare and the progres-
Gene Miller went to Saginaw
Rev.
C.
H. Wallace is commenc
siveness of ihe whole state, ns well Monday
ns to the world ut large. It is full
]\|r T
Richardson is visiting ing to lav tin foundation of a new
which at all times get the best
five room house for his own use. It
of good articles of fiction, of current relatives at Saginaw,
attention,
using only the purest
will be fitted with all modern con
work and infottuatiou
Friday was the close of the 3rd veniences. This is the third resi ol chemicals, having the largest
dence in the block, built and occu stock in town it makes shopping
The Whitelake Timi i of \\ hite- month of the district school
lted by him.
iti»e, K iani ,ili ei'iiiiiv , ts the name
easy in our place.
of a bright, newsy and pushing
The owl.
Mailorders receive the best of
paper tlut lias come to our office.
e H ave a full lir\e of L egal B la n k s and
Appraising Timber Values.
A Graham bus been one ot the
attention
Things must le doing over there.
busiest men in the Grove the Isst
Owing to the approaching winter
T re sp a ss N otices.
^
Tlie first issue was under the man-
two weeks in addition to renovat C. H. Voting, forest ranger tor Bo
agi ment ol ) i . Suicide and the
ing, refurnishing and opening the hemia District, anil Cy Bingham,
F
second b,v K Vance Hutchinson.
new Graham hotel he has aho the old issistant forest ranger, who have
.!
They think that is the only section
of the state and proj ose todo their Imperial all in shape and the rooms been appraising the value of timber
und r-igi!'.1 John Barker and all in- t h r dny dissolved t>y mutual consent.*.
are not only furnished hut occupied on -evi rai sections in the reserve,
deliteiliiiHM due or ow ing by said co-
part in making it so
C j ” vjj G.' j / ï . Oregon
All claims iluc <>r owing to said co-*
every night, all lacking now is fix have closed th'ir work for the
pail nei sli p w ill lie paid by the hu id pnrtntrsblp will Is- collected by tlie
ing up the office. The new place s Bson
John Ititr 'I'. i\ ho \v 111 continue until undersigned It Ven«ke and nil in- i
luiHUiess, William Permuti retiring detitedlie-s dlle ur owing by snilbeo-'.;
Congr.s'man Burton says ‘ ‘econ will be cal ed the “ Owl”
therefrom
imrtnership will be paid by the miid'::
omyM is the watchword, hence no
Dated tlds tlia 1711■ dav of l letober, H. Venske who will continue *ud?i
Thanksgiving
Turkeys.
river an 1 harbor bill will be per
lm>v
Inisiness, C. Hatiies r. tiring therefrom.' .
Cold Storage.
mitted at tbc coming session of
The farmers are bringing many
J o h n B a b k KH
Dated tins tlie lOtli day of Novfin-fj
NOT IFF OF DlssOLFTION
W m . P kkma . n .
tier. 1'.«9.
The apparatus consisting »f s*v- to (he city, local merchants sre
cougres-. Mr Burton should be
If. VEXsirr, .
reminded ol that old saying about eral wagon loads of machinery mi l slopping th m by the hundred to 1 Gi whom itmoy cGiucrn:
C. H AC IKS,
NOTICE <>!■ ►If S O U T H >N.
the apigot au I tin bimghole. For piping for Bartel's new- plant wn> Portland and other cities Our own , . 1 rJr*!r«Al|.' ii' -r>• t«gore" é\iVtinV; t■''
lack of a hull million Hppiopriation uulonded at the depot vesterdav an I townsmen are beginning to make tween the un<leraluned nn.ler the Hrm
Tu w liom it may concern:
to carry on the Columhi» river im- immediately tnken to the building their selection of the biggest and name and at vie of Parker w Pet man
Notice is hereliy given that the co-
Lurch’ s is the place for rain coats
prove me lit work, four millions now nearly compl- te I, work ot in l-est
It looks ginal t> see a man
tlii» «I •>* dissolve I l«y ih :U iii I c . m I'artnershlp iuretof..re exisiiim
twia'i. tho nti'dl-raigned under the ttrin lor men or women nod now Ilia .
worth o f woik ia allowed to run the stallatin is rapidly goinj to com .uf family lugging one home «a he " \'li clnimudne o f owing i sude,
mlue Ttid style Hailes ,v Venake time to get them. Don't wait uutil
danger-whi'-h over follow an tin pletton
[goes trom work iu the evening,
. jutrtneiship will tx collected by tin Luowu ..4 lUv Vitali Lirocvry i_o , you get soaking wet a few times.
General Blacksm¡thing
PIPER a VANDENBURG
PL A IN AND FANCY
J O B P R IN T I N G
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Benson's Pharmacy
Leader Office
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Pam phlet W ork a Specialty
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Benson’s Pharmacy
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