Cottage Grove leader., February 24, 1906, Image 3

A l Churchill is M o u n d town for
a time.
F. D. Wheeler weut north on
Oil meal and cracked com at the
Wednesday.
dour mill.
Geo. McQueen went to Eugene
T. K. Campbell returned from a
on Wednesday.
business trip Thursday afternoon.
lion. it. A. Booth has been visit
FOR SALE— A complete set of tele-j A pretty shrewd business man of
graph instruments. Impure at this Cottage Grove notieng a Petaluma ln®
> ie t»ro\e.
office.
Mrs Bascom has goue to Eugene
incubator on our floor yesterday
Mrs. Myrtle Smith left for Port remarked: 'Why don't you stick where she will be located tor some
laud Friday morning on the belated that out in trout and Intel it the time.
‘mortgage raiser,’ ”
overland.
Sheriff Fisk »as on a short buai-
That's a good suggestion.
I ness trip to Wildwood the first of
^ Sewing wanted by ladies at Scott j It is a name the incubator has
' the week.
Chrismau house ou Wall street, j earned, and the good hens who lay
J. T. DeSpain is down from the
Will go out by day if so desired. 51 the eggs f->r it, also.
Oregon
Securities C j . property for
Our
incubator
sales
ate
highly
I087 of window weights is quite
a bunch for a shipment. Wynne satisfactory this year and you make a time with his family.
The Southern Pacific is putting
Hdw. Co. just put in such a stock. more honest money for the time ex
pended with an incubatoi than ou three monster rr-^iufs for their
Henry Fischer has moved into most any other way.
freight service s u'h of Itoseburg.
the house just north of W. H
Send lor some literature and see
The l ’resby teri-i.s at Creswell
Abrams and is getting nicely set­ how it strikes you, or come and see
will
dedicate their new church at
tled.
them on our floor.
that place Sunday the 25th. Sev­
Dr. Withcombe, Prof. Knisely,
eral from here expect to attend.
and Mr. Schulmerich arrived in
A report just issued by Secretary
town Friday morning over the de­
Farm Implements and Supplies,
Loeb says that the arrest of Mrs.
layed overland
Is a twenty page national illustrated agricultural
Morris, some time since was justi­
weekly for farmers ami their families and stands a t
S. B Huston, candidate for Con
Mrs. E B. Lister is visiting her fied, and only such force as was
the head of the agricultural press. It is a practical
gress was in town yesterday attend­
! nectssury was used.
mother,
.Mrs. Davidson
ing the Institute and incidentally
paper for practical farmers, helping them to secure
A gang ot boy thieves has been
Veatcb ¡ft Lawsou have just re­
getting acquainted.
the largest possible profit from the farm through
unearthed and broken up in Eu­
Axminister, Brussels, and It* ceived a new stock of Ingraiu, Ax- gene. They are all from good
practical methods.
giaiu carpets, all new stock at mini' ter and Brussels carpets, that families, and their names have been
It is entertaining, instructive and practically
4?
Veatcb & Lawsons, the best pat are fine.
-tipressed out of symputhy for their
useful
to the farmer’s wife, sous ami daughter*
Don’ t rail to hear National i.ec parents. It is hoped that the hoys
terns at lowest prices.
47
whose
interests it covers in an attractive mamu i
The ladies of the Catholic Church turer ( ’has. Whelan of the Modern will reform. They had 72 keys of
Woodmen
at
the
Opera
House,
Sat­
The
regular price if $1.00 per year but until
various patterns with them when
will hold their social evening on
urday evening, Feb. 24.
March
31,
1000, we w ill receive your subscription
arrested.
next Tuesday instead of Saturday
for
The
New-York
Tribune Farmer and also v air
The
Star
mill
is
busily
at
work
nignt, on account of Lent
C. Paul Jones says he hopes to
cutting ties. They are supplying
own
favorite
local
newspaper, the Cottage Ih.we
have the e:itention completed to the
Wagonmaking,
blacksmitliing ^ l^‘
S. E. with ties for the ex*
Leader,
camp of the Brown Lumber Co’s
and general repair work at J. II. u
teotion. m, well as their own orders. logger Thomas, early next week,
Baker’s shop. Every guarantee o!
Mi-,; Neva Perkins is going to and shortly after that the logs will
good workmanship given.
tf
Creswell to play the organ at the begin to come down to the mill in
H. O. Thompson left for Portland
Send your order and money to the Leader
Tuesday on business and will pro­ Presbyterian Church Sunday at the iapid time. According to the rate
dedication
scrv;Le
of
the
new
build
I
til-
mill
has
been
cutting,
it
will
not
Your name and address on a postal card i
bably return today, although he
ing
be long before it will be necessary
Xew-York Tribune Farmer, New York City
hoped to get home last night.
The Brown Lumber Co shipped \for 8 to 10 cars of logs will be nee­
bring you a free sample cap}'.
J ust u little K o d o l after meal- will
ds
first t w o -.'us of heavy timbers I essary daily.
re liev e U n it fullnes-. b*-f hing, c.is 11
stomach, u n d till o t h e r s y m p t o m - 01 cu Thurso-!'
Ti e timbers were j Eugene has a committee np-
In digestion . K o d o l dige sts w h a t you all large, 311 made ip two big c »r- pointed which left for Portland to |
e at, a n d enables the stom ach h i . ' ii-
loads.
I try ami help intbu tice the Portland
g e s t lv e o r g a n s to perform their filia­
Port- Icouucil to grant the Willamette supervision of the company is rcc-
tions n a t u r a l l y . B e n s o n Pharmacy
warnr-soara ^ i . s n u
A. B Wood
pects ! ^alley I faction Co. a fianctii.se ogubed the world over as the
Some of Eugene’s
municipal land Thursday
All the principal " P ’sck Paginni,” a musical prod-
t h r o u g h the city,
ownership friends think Mayor to have a gan:
t o w n s a l o u g the valley sent dele- egy.
He is surrounded by a talen­
Wilkins should resign, as he was go to work oc
gniious l o fat-lp the good cause ¡ ted company of Instrumentalists,
elected on a municipal ownership tion the first of the week.
«long, and such -'ll exhibition ot in-1 Vocalists and eloennists who render
ticket, but no longer supports that
P. A. Cochran of Wuodburn, terest ought to help the council to a clean, wholesome, perfect und de
Head e v e r y w o r d o f th is a n n o u n c e m e n t , f o r it is the o p p o r t u n i t y
party.
candidate for d e m o c r a t i c congiess- grant the fianehise.
ligbtful pleasing entertainment. ¡ o f y e a r s . T h e three g r e a t e s t m a g a z i n e s in till- c o u n t r y linye c o m ­
man
gives
as
his
p
l
a
t
f
o
r
m
"Am
for
bined tn lie offered t o g e t h e r a t 11 g i i - a t i y reduced in to
Never b- fore
Clarence Morss got his fingti
Mr. Milne is
D o n ’ t deceive y o u r s e l f . If y o u ha ve Net a dull moment.
w a s such a n ■ net- g i v e n to the p u b lic, u n d it safe to s a y ■ .r, . r w i ll he
rather badly pinched in the chain the people, a n d unalterably op­ in d ig e stio n t a k e K o d o l D yspepsia to be congratulated for securing
in
T h i s y> a r s e v e r a l l u a g n - i m - have i n v r e a -< d llieii suh-
that hauls the logs onto the car posed to bossism, trusts and grad­ C u r e . It w ill re lie v e y ou. l t e v . W. through the Acme Lyceum Bureau j I I s m c a r l d p e t i a o v u n price,
w ith li s h o w s h o w m u c h g r e a t e r t.hi- <>fi'-■ r re a lly is. T h e
K. H o cutt. S o u t h Mills; N, (
says:
riage at the mill Wednesday, and ing.”
l o i . l j l' a on w e a r e m a k i n g it to the people f this , It ill it \ s Ilf, ;»u*e we
“ I was t r o u b l e d with c h r o n i c indiges­ of Chicago. Lee, Damon’ s New Or
will tie kepi from work for some
find
w
e
h
a
v
e
not
n s m a n y s ubscrU ier* a , w e d e sir e ,11 th is p a r t i c u l a r
Mrs. Eva King and Miss Mary t io n fo r s e v e r a l y e a r s ; w h a t e v e r I a t e leans Students, a company of cul­
l o c a l i t y . B u t o n ly a lim ited n u m b e r w i ll be sol I ,, i t h i ; |u■ ice. tin iv-h re
time.
Spiouse are attending the State V seem ed t o c a u s e h e a r t b u r n , so ur tured, musicians, Elocutionists, etc. ] weadvfaM e v e r y o n e t o a c c e p t t h i s o ffe r w ith o u t d e l a y . W h e n w< h a v e
Deleu r Hemenway is now at P. S C E. convention at Corvallis. s j o m n e h , f l u t t e r in g of m y h e a r t, a n d Prof. Damon who has the personal | re- el veil a cert, in n u m b e r, w o s h a ll w tt h d ra v . t l.e o i l e r
d e p r e s s io n o f mind a n d 1 ody.
Garmau Hemenways and James They represent the Presbyterian general
My druggist re co m m e n d e d
K o dol, supervision of the company rank,
Hemenway will soon move here, Einieavoi. We shall expect a good and it has relieved me, I c a n n o w cu t at the top in his chosen profession.
and also be back in the businesses rej ort from them when they return. a n y t h i n g a n d sleep s o u n d ly at n ight A n d t h e manner in which he per-
t h e violin,
v ;o
Mr. Gartnan will be giving so much
relic zither.
i
M ims Mary Confer and Mjs» Alta K o d o l d ig e s t s wlnit y o u eat. Benson f orn ,o n;-on the
of his time to the other company.
b a n j o a n d p i a n o is m a r v e l o u s , if not
King left for Corvallis Thursday to i n u r m u i y .
A LaCrosso Wisconsin paper of astounding. The company support-
The First National Bank is en­ attend the Christian Endeavor State Feb. 12th announces the death of jng Prof. Damon is the pick from
Convention,
which
is
being
held
at
closing the president’s office with a
t-.n d
Cupt. D. A. McDonald, aged 73 the State University of Louisiana
petition which runs clear to the ceil­ that point instead of Eugene on ac­ years.
Mr.
McDonald
was
not
and each and every member are
ing. This gives them a private count. of the fever trouble.
only one of the oldest captains ou artists in their respectful line The
room for their telephoning, as well
Two tro >ps of cavalry from Ft. the Mississippi river, but he was programme is high class with ju s t ;
as for private business.
Assibone, Montana passed through the first man to run rafts down the enough light stuff interspersed
T h e y n e v e r g r i p e o r sicken b u t , here ou Thursday on their way to river with a steamboat, and having throughout to please both child
cleanse and s t r e n g t h e n t h e stom ach) San Francisco, where they will em­ at one time as high as twenty-one
and adult. This attraction is guar
liv e r a n d bowels. T h is Is the universal bark for service in the Philippines.
steamers towing rafts at the same I anteed to be as represented in a
v e r d ic t o f th e n in n y t h o u s a n d s w h o
lie was a cousin of , very particular and will be one of
use D e W i t t ’a L ittle E a r l y
Kisers, The government seldom keeps its time for bint.
T h e s e fam ous little p ills relieve h e a d ­ troops long in one place.
our townsman G. O. McGilvray.
tho rare musical treats of the season
a c h e , c o n s t i p a t i o n , bilio usness, j a u n ­
All old-time C o u g h S y r u p s bind the
| They will appear at the Opera
dice, t o r p i d liv e r, s a l l o w c o m p lex io n , b o w e ls .
The
Iiugene
water
system
lias
I bis is wrong. A new iiien
'House on Tuesday, Feb. 27th.
e tc . T r y L i t t l e E a r l y R i s e r s
Benson
w a s advanced tw o y e a r s a go in Ken- been flushed throughout, and the
Pharm acy,
n e iip 's L a x a t i v e M oney a n d T ar. Tills reservoir drained and washed out. Seats 25, 35 and 50 cents.
w h i c h w a s iv< c n t l y pit r< l i r s v l l>> Mr. \\ it 11 1 •; 11 - 1 . lia
b,i-i. g r c , i l l y
A man w h o o n c e h a d r o u g h h o r n y - rem edy a c t s <>n tlie m u c u s m e m b ra n e s The new reservoir is being pushed
i m p r o v e d by l l i e n e w hi mi . i ui ent mul .< n o w 11 .• • m o
| .piilur ten-
hands m a d e t h e m soft and s m o o t h oi tin- t h r o a t a m i I n g s and lo o sen s
High School.
con t tllustrateil moiillil.v hi the w o r l d . A l r e a d y it- ul> lm\
been In­
rapidly, a n d new wells are being
w i t h W it c h H azel S a l v e , but he used the b o w e l s a t the s a m e t im e . It e x ­
creased 100 , dt'll o ver win. 1 they i n v I 11 r muni lis a ,. wl e- n it b e c a m e a
t h e g e n u in e th a t be aring the n a m e pels nil c o l d fro m the s y s t e m . It drived for testing purposes, and if
Prof, C. L. Strange went to Eu­
part of tin f.o n on- H ent-t y u b fin h ln g urgmil/.at: ..
etliiiou of
“ E. C . D e W i t t A C o. C h i c a g o . " For 1 tears the t h r o a t , s t re n g th e n s the mu they seem good and clear, pci m i gene Friday to attend the exami­
sores, bulls, c u t s , b u r n s , bruises, e tc., eus mem branes, relieves c o u g h s , co lds, nent ones will be constructed. Mu­
nations.
it h a s n o e q u a l , and a ffo rd s alm ost c r o u p , whooping; cough, etc. Sold by
nicipal ownership has received quite
i m m e d i a t e relief from b lin d , blee din g, B e n s o n P h a r m a c y .
Miss Mundy was in Eugene Sat­
a good forward move in Eugene
i t c h i n g a n d p r o t r u d i n g Piles. Kohl by-
is n o w in Might, a n d tie- 1 iMl.slioi h arc p a l ing no < .1". : to
u v for it
A very pleasant evening was through the present trouble, nnd urday.
Benson Ph arm a cy.
a l l t lm t is moist rteMiiahle in th e w a y o f p l e t i i n -t ori o
a n d articles.
spent by several young people of
A m 1111 e x a m p l e p ietu res a n d Mi ar l es by Erederio Itemin^toii a n d HlorloM
Katie Knowlton is back at school
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Martin re­ this city Saturday evening at the active work is now being done for
b y W. \V. JocidiM a r e n o w 1 -1.; 1 ii i 11 ir iii t lio C o s m o p o li t a a, and it s t r o n g
the
next
election
with
that
as
a
this week
turned after an extended trip 011 home of Miss Antoinette Burdick.
n e w series b y II. < i . Wel l s is a n m u need for ¡Minted in I e [1 idílica tio n .
Thursday. Mrs. Martin was very- J All kinds of games were indulged in foundation.
The bi-monthly examinations
anxious to see the remodeled room | until a late hour. Refreshments
T h e R e v i e w of R e v i e w s
Colonists are beginning to pour come ngain the first week in March.
in W. S. Bennett’s building, to j were set veil and all report having into Oregon under the cheap rates
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A m e r i c a n nn-n and w o m e n a t e g o i n g l o keep up xvi ti
The American literature class is
which she will move her millinery ■ had a fine time.
t h e t im e s nnd t h e y a r e g o i n g t o l a ke the s h o r t e s t c m
wliieh Is “ T .i e
Among those which were put into effect Feb. studying the lives of some of the
Store shortly. The room is being present were: Neva Perkins. Lula i 5th.
R e v ie w o f R e v i e w s " a n io n t l i l y s u r v e y o f the world s 1 r o . 1 1 -s.
Hundreds of prospective
more modern authors such as j
very nicely fixed up.
| Curtin, Miss Grant, Misses Mundy, settlers are coming each day to the Clemens, Howells, Warner, Miller]
W o m a n ’s H o m e C o m p a n i o n
Tom Jenkins is proving himself Prof. Harvey, Fred Waeblte, Earn­ west under these rates, and most and Stockton.
cities
are
appointing
men
to
be
sta­
I
h
n
o
t
excelled
b y a n y o t h e r h o m e m id f a m i l y putdh a tio n in the w o r l d .
a master sign painter every day. j est Sears, Herman Palmer and Mr.
“ The seniors of ’06
Sto ries. fashlotiH. a rt leles, llh ls t r n t lo n s .
tioned at the principal railroad
The glass signs with gold letters Anderson.
Are in a bad fix
recently painted by him for Veatcb
An ab)e treatise 011 successful ad- points to meet such tourists and di­ .
Trying so bard to think;
A Lawson’s windows are tine, and 1 vertising> now to accomplish it: rect them to their communities for
To find the missing link
are a credit to him.
i* pap< r
COntniri8 no end of practical their various industries. Los A n­
Of their minds which are o poor,'
hanging can t be beaten anywhere. bjnts an(j helps for retailers in eveny geles, and many other coast points
And the books which are a
and his time is always taken tor jjne> drawn from the life long rt- have committees who direct settlers
If y o u d o n o t w a n t b u t o n e o f t he m a g a z i m s a b o v e wi t h o u r pa-
bore.”
per f o r a y ea r, y o u c a n n o t d o better t h a n to m eept this ■ "ú-r w h i le it Is
weeks ahead, which speaks well for ! ^ ê n b ô o f dT'Äng'us M a cD o ^ d . í * ufÍ|*bl* locaH,ie9 for thcir homw*
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i
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Y\ [ I C I C
iands and business oppor-
h o t r i g h t off t h e bnt a n d before It is w i t h d r a w n .
his
work.
who spends hundreds of thousands ^UDnje8 can be gained, at such
New System Works
•
A car of lumber for flooring was of dollars annual.y for some of the
C o s m o p o l i t a n , o n e y e a r $1.00
c , n P a V-
A d vertis
w
D . ( ia rm n n ¡ , s p e n d i n g a
piled up and run into the drier at foremost r e t a i l e r s o f th e c o u n t v is P r , c e s .a 8
“
C o t t a g e G r o v e C e a t le r ”
1 .5 0
Publish-l,Dgl!sbe,nig
P ° g,v®
the published
the mill Thursday.
i nursuay. This
mi» was me
pumisne . by
oy the
ine Lincoln
D-ncom x
uonsu- .„¿fa people at these “ centers.
Cot t o ! good deal of his time now in Port-
land
getting
the
AV.
D
German
Co.
first car that has been handled this ill? Co. of 3s Fourth St. I lnladel- , e G rove woulJ do well to get up
K o t li f o r o n l y
-
- $ 1 .7 ó
run. The new planers are beinu pbia for $2
Four hundred pages some such literature to be given to heated in its central quarters there.
movfd and before long the mill will and not a dry <>ne among them.
(he travelers who come through Warren McFarland will shortly
Kill o u t < ou lio n — niiiii It t o d a y
• h y o u r remit tann* a n d he s u r e
of
titile the gr<*fit<*Ht maiu^iizine coniliiii itiun that \viiH» \ or n i « ti ¡in
all be in shape to run. IheCoihss
The station that has been com- Portland. This summer we will move to Portland, where he will
o p p o r t u n i t y o f y e a r * n n d o ne it is nnf«» t o -¡iy will n o v r r li* mn«h’ u g a i n .
engine that rutts tho planer is being m0„ i j known as Henderson about begin to see tho effects of the adver- „ have charge of the work of the
thoroughly overhau e l, and it is a mile and alt df from Iiugene is no tiaeraent to the West by the Lewis
*
’
it. ¡If planned to start
expected that it will soon ie a ■ m,„ e. It has lost its old name and and Clark Fair, and it liehooves us ‘ .
Urge number ot aeetits ' as
right.
l U b . k n . . n . . J , r tta .lignllrt u, u k . , , „ y
it.
The Ladies Aid Society of the n a m e of Springfield Junction.
It is a source of great pleasure to well established. Great success is
M. E. Church waseutertained Wed­
. I be typhoid situation among anticipate something out of the or- ^ ¡ „ g ,net with everywhere it is
nesday afternoon by Mrs. J. L.Bcu- the university students is tmprov- 1 dinary, and the relization of your worked, and the men interested are
■ 011 After the usual devotional ser­ ing and no more cases have been anticipation is very gratifyi ng. Mr. h 00king for great thing«.
vice a short program was a source reported to the office. Several, Milne takes great pleasure in an
_____ , ______
of pleasure to all, especially a song students left for their homes after nouncing that Damon's New Or
A New Stock.
by Mrs. De Voe, after which re- tho »xatninations and have not yet lean“ Colored Students under the
fresliment« were setved and a social returned because of the typhoid epi- direction of the Acme Lyceum Bur
i nruiture, undertaking jjoodSj
in«
time wis enjoyed.
All then de- demic but are expected back by the
0f Chicago will af |>ear nt the empets, matting. glass, picture
parted for their homes voting Mrs. first of next week — Eugene Beg Opera House Tuesday, Feb. a7tb. ] molding, etc. Call and inspect
Ben*on a charming hostess.
j later.
! prof Damon, who has the penouai; the stock. J. I). Ckx hban .
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