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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (March 3, 1906)
MARCH Remember Personal and Otherwise f , Mr" C“ rti* V « ‘ ch £ tu.rned Stella Day of Eugene. is ,s visitiüjf vr.rtrng We carry a complete line of far* trorn an extended vi.it on WeJnea w.tli f.iend. here and gardeu .>ooU> You cauuot af. Jas. Hart left for the south ford to he without our No. 4. Im- Clara \ an Riper has been away Thursday for the summer, but will proved Planet Jr. As a seeder this for a time and returned on Wed- return in the fall. tool is accurate, simple, durable, re- “ esday- J. D. Cochran. Undertaker and : ‘¡“ ble and easy run»iuK, doing first Whitelake, Oregon is to have a Funeral Director. For night service I N ^ Work ln. ,e,vt;ry Particular. ,.„ n ___ \u A \ u Hogate, ___ ... assistant. ___ uardetiers and runners who fepl furniture factory owned by local ;eall on \V. I that they haven’t enough work for capitalists. Robt. Anlauf of Anhiuf has just 1 a drill to do, will find this com A Portland thief hag been at rested received a new school bell for use in bined tool one of the most useful and convicted through recognition the town It is a good clear l ing- and efficient of all helpers. on accouut of a glass eye, as a for ing bell and will rouse the people mer convict. up. Attorney J. M. Williams of Eu- Roy Baker and John Durham gena with W. T. Wright of Rose were down at Roseburg the first of burg is to examine the books of aev- the week and purchased a team, eral Douglas county officials. which Baker will use in some work ^io.ooo,000 bonds are to be for himself. raised for the Clnistiau Cooperative Win. J . Clarke of G enais, Ore Is ,*i twenty page national illustrated agricultural Federation in New York for the gon, republican candidate lor state weekly lor fanners and their families, and stands at establishment of various colonies. printer, was a visitor >n town M o n day looking atier the interests of the head of the agricultural press. It is a practical The Grant family have just had West Side School Notes. paper for practical farmers, helping them to secure a reunion in New York, aud many his nomination. BICUTU URADK. national expressions of houoi of The Oregon Miini.il Springs it, the largest possible profit from the farm through Those in the eighth grade the great general have been beard, getting read\ o commence its sum practical methods. absent or tardv luring the fifth Miss L o la Harlow of Stai ,s go ■ ?« 1 jus‘ * • It is entertaining, instructive and practically month of school are: ing to make her home in Cottage I Vf,Ve l seV< ra u‘ 7 ‘ vr rs t° ‘ Carl*U«'V useful to the farmei 's wife, sons and daughters, Ha/el Honienway, N era Cochran, j Grove for the summer and will 1 " ,,h " !" <h *>ie water .s Bessie Stee'e, Carroll H andy,' whose interests it covers in an attractive manner. work at the home of J. B. P iotz-, c l f t I ’ ¡Philip Casebeer, Fred H a.tung, ! The regular price is $1.00 per year, but until mam In Berlin Tuesday the Duchess Charlie Comer. Harvey Dyer, I M a r c h 'l l , 1000, we will receive yaAir subscription Sophie Chailolte of Oldenburg and Mis* Ida F . Barret returned from James Atkinson, Ray Trunir 1 , Wil- I lor The New York Tribune Farmer and also your Portland on Wednesdoy where she Prince Intel Frederick, the second lie Moore. own favorite local newspaper, the Cottage Grove has been buying her spring slock of son of the Emperor and Empress of 'I'lie Greek Better Literary So- millinery and coaching herself up German* were married amidst I ciety met February ¿3 uud gave j Leader, great pomo a i l splendor. on all the latest styles the following program: A sab of i»ori ole , from Ashland and Medford are squab- , 1 the great , Reading of the minutes of pre * socrftarv> j U e I ling because Ashland li is mou Messili «.inselli the okc Super- vious mfletj , b \ < n rcguin Ins been nrul«' by which m *i Send your order and money to the Leader. candidates for office thru Medford \our name and address on a postal card to The ........ Harvey Dyer which the Ashland Tribune sn.\s is J J. Mill h s sold for do years the Readin right as Ashland is a smaller place. right t" llllUl tilt- cut in Ins fields Recitation ................... Ltiella Dixon New-York Tribune Farmer, New York City, will to th.i Uniteli States Steel corpora Reading........................Carrol Handy bring you a free sample capy. Miss Ahbie Johnson returned j tion The «. siimatcd value of the Recitation.......................... Etta Owen from Wendling on Wednesday j ne sold K r that tim*« is about >2.- Reading.................... William Bennett where she has been visiting since I ooo,000,00. Roading..........................Jessie Heath Sunday. Her sister went with her Frank T. Wrighim.iu, of Salem, Reading........................ Ralph Hawley but dnl not return atthe same time ¡candidato lor stero art of slate was Reading .................. Prof. Harvey men  MATetR uïhcALTH Mrs. fsabella E Eastland, wife > visitor her- Wednesday looking Reading.........................................Alice Carpenter of County Treasurer Robt. E. East ‘iter pulitii d intere.-is. Mr. Recitation.................................. James Atkinson ..... Maude Hooper land died at her home in Eugene Wrightman has been connected Recitation... on .Sunday She has long been 1 with the office tor a long time and Recitation................................... Philip Casebeer prominent in church and social | feels doubly dm through his e x Recitation............ Gertrude Hogate work. | perieuce and knowledge t > serve Critics repott ......... Alice Carpenter Read ■ very w o rd of tills anno uncem en t. for It is the o p p o r t u n it y well the people of the slate. Song . . ......................................School o f vents. The three g r e a t e s t mug« zincs in till- coun try linee c o m Ashland has just finished a bined to lie olierei 1 I osco tiler a t 11 g i e n t l y reduced rate S e v e r before The Knights of Pylliias enjoyed The class is becoming quite pro teachers institute which is pro wus -ne|i nn ' ifer given to the publle, nnd il safe lo suy nei ri will bo d r a w in g m a p s from nounced the best held in Jackson a visit from their Grand Chancellor ficient in m ade ugnili. T h is y e a r several m ag li/.¡lies have ¡ncfeiised their sub- scrlplion price, which hìióun h o w unirli grt liter 11 1 i oli', r rculiy is The county in years. Hon. W. L. M. IV Davis, who delivered an able memory. only reason we a r e m ak ing II 10 the people of tills vicinity is lieeiuise we before them Wednesday Tooze addressed the teachers for <li Miss Inez Carpenter made us a find we h a v e not ns inmi.v siibscrllierH iih we desire in lid s p a r tic u la r evening. Several other guests from pleasant visit last Friday fifteen minutes. lo c ality. But only a limited number w ill be sold a 1 I his price, I lierefore outside were present. Among them we advise everyon e to accept tills offer without delay. When u c Uu.«*» The Doren* mill C«. was . fined ,G . W. Griffin Eugene, and Frank Our literary society elected the re. i d v d a certain number, we sh all w ith d r a w Hie otter $25 for dumping sawdust in Row T vViighrman, Salem. After the following committees at its last River Monday. Mr. Chambers lecture a jollification was held. meeting: Program committee. took care of the fine and *he present Etta Owen, Mary McGilvary; re 1 frown Ipok pleasan t If you company has agreed to make are Don suffering n in indigestion or sour porting committee: Harvey Dyer, changes so as to cause 110 more stomach, take Kudo] D yspep sia cure. Enos Crowley. trouble. Hmi, J a k e Moor . of A t l a n t a , (hi., The school grounds are being I Absolutely Pure s a y s . I suffered more th in 20 y e a r s The Chinese government envoys from indigestion. A friend ivcoiu improved as last as the weather! iv n d who have just started on their tour mended Kodol. It rehdved iue In one will permit. Trees have been of this country, declare that there is dav and I now enjoy better health plauted. anil two large flower bedsi A Cronin of Tartar Powder, th an for m any y e a r s . ’ Kodol d igests free from alum or phoa- no danger of a Chinese massacre of w h a t y o u cat. relieves sour stomach, will soon adorn the grounds. phatlc acid missionaries, and that the nation is g a s on stomach, belching, etc. Sold not hostile to America, ae is so gen hy Benson’ s Pharm acy. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO ., NEW YORK. Geo. Laying, the Bohemia erally reported. The City Council of Albany an butcher, drove a herd of rattle The host safeguard against head nounce that after several years ot through town Thursday' to feed for High School. ache, constipation and liver troubles work, on tbeii part, the railroad offi Ins summer trade. On Wednesday evening, Feb ‘J r, is IteWitt’w Little Rally K is e r s cial'. have about concluded to move G. W. Griffin o f Eugene, Re the senior class went to the home Keep a vial of the famous little pills the di pot of the Southern pacific publican candidate for State Sena of Miss Stella Coehlin to surprise In the house and take a doae at lied time when you feel that the stemneh from tlie east side of the tracks to tor from Lane county was u visitor her, the occasion being her eigh and bowels need cleansing They ¡the west, so Unit it will not lie nec- in the Grove Monday and Tuesday teenth birthdry. Amusements had don’t gripe, S o l d by Benson’s I’har essar.v for people to cross the track* on political business. which w a s n 1 m illy p n r d i i ' d by Mr. W. 1 !. I l r n ix l . 1 111 beer, g r e a t l y been prepared for the occasion and ruae.v, I to get to the depot as the town is t III 1 1 1 'l I \ i'll In i h r in'iv nu n ; igt incli t m n l in n o w the H i " ' |n|Mil.ir lell- the evening w h s enjoynldy spent b y Uncle Bern Veatch brought in G . VV. Griffin of Eugene was a all located west of the railroad. The cent 111 11 - t r . i I I 1111 hi t lil.v 11 I lie w o r l d A liu ; n l v 11« sal* Inn been in ill Light refreshment« w t r i cren ed I iki . ihhi o . i n li.it 11 c v a c r e f " i i r 1 non t li— i;:o, wfi 11 it bci-nmo ti visitor in town Wednesday looking improvement will cost seveial thou some samples of Oregon Indian tui pari o f the I'.niioii lle n i fd p u b li s h i n g (il'gnni/iiti"ii. An e d i t i o n of nip, or leopard plaut, which is about iservt>d u**'r w h i < • 1 > those present up his old friends, and finding sands of dollars. 10 inches high, and just bursting returned to their bonus many more new ones. He finds so Springfield. Ohio, was the scene ; into bloom, also a stork of orchard A farewell party was given to many friends here that are wishing him well, that he feels the fight for of a terrible race riot between ne : crass eighteen inchos high that is Harry aud Faye Brown, former is itow in sigh t, nd tin groes and a lot of “ white trash” as I just beginning to head out. He High School students at the home state senator will be his winring. nil that i-i ii i o s i 1I1 siiulih- 11 the w a y o f p l i tu i' -ton e .and .artiele.-t. a result of the shooting of a white j says this is the greatest growth h< of Mrs. D H Hcmenwa.v Feb. 22 A s nn e x am p le pirllire« 11 i d stories b.v Frederic Remiin nui and sto ries Phillip Hold has leased his black brakemnn by two negroes Tuesday. I uih ever seen in this section at this V plsasant evening was reported b hy W. W. Jai-nhs a r e now i . lining in I lie Cosm opolitan, and a s tr o n g smith shop to Mr. Ysncev, who will Tlie men were arrested and safely ! time of the year, in the 52 years he several seniors who were present. new s e ries by II. ( 1 . Wells i aim 11 need !• >r i in hied lute pnliiiea t ion. conduct it hereafter. Mr. Hold is jailed, hut a mob formed and has resided here The seniors have been assigned T h e R e v i e w of R e v i e w s gathering all his funds together for burned, pillaged aud ruined many ,r . . . their parts for Commencement ex auother trial in the lumber business houses in the negro quarter, and le ^ b o o l Board has purchased ercises. We think the tcacheis S n listanlial Anierleiiii 1 1 , 1 and women m e g o in g In keep up wi li and is bound to make it go this broke into a saloon and drank ? ^ ,{*uch .V Lornl, »ncroscc pe have shown excellent judgment In 1 the times nnd they h ic g o in g in take tin* sliorte.-i eut — wldeti Is “ T.ie Review of Review s " a m o n th ly s u i v e y of the World's progress. time. He plans to start a tie mill themselves into a drunken rage, ? ' ilc ' 1 ?° V 1L ,'h 1 ' ''!? . ' the assignments. that will employ about five men. until it was necessary to call state 1 0,1 1 ODO, ° le s. u< ' " s ',s The seniors have received their' W o m a n ' s H om e C o m pa nio n and cut a good number of tie« per niilitia to c,10ck them. greatly interested rn studying « „h . ° the microscope. The board is ( lassies for the supplementary work is imt excelled by liny oth er home and fam ily publication in the world. The Portland Council is having working to make the school equip- in American Literature Stories, fashions, art irle-. ilia-trillio ns. Misses Dollie and Daisy Hawk- quite a time to decide on any fran- merit just as complete as possible, Ninety and Eighty-Eiyht. ins entertained a number of young chise for front street. It looks as ! At present they arc working on the people at their home on Wednesday though they were inclined to favor fist of books for the school library Yesterday John Currin nnd bis evening. After seveial piano se- the Unite 1 Rail way Company. The which must be selected before Ju ly wife, Margaret, had a family re lections, a musical contest wae en- council lu« a difficult matter to 1 i a t union at the home of Felix Currin, joyod by all present. Many other handle They must judge what is >t Want Imt one of 1 lie magnili ins above witli our pa If von the eldeHt son. with whom they re -1 J. M. Shelly of Eugene, candi per for a, J ear, y o u cannot do belter t linn t" necept this offer while it b interesting games were indulged best for the city and valley, and if date for htate Senator from Lane side, in commemoration of Mr. Cur- hot right off Hie tint and bef< re It is w it h d r a w n in during the evening nnd after re- the road is to get much traffic, it Mr John county was a visitor in the Grove rin’s ninetb birthday. freshments, all departed for their fi,oks as though it would be just for Cosin<i|Mklituib o n e y e a r $1.00 on Monday interesting his friends Currin was born in Virginia Nov. 2, homen at a late hour, well pleased the city to get a revenue from the in his behalf. He does not intend 1 K j 6 and bis wife Margaret was “ C o t t a g e C iro v e l . c a d e r ” 1.50 with the evenings pleasure. road through the city, It certainly to bind himsalf down to Statement born Apr. 2‘2, I81H in Kentucky. looks as though the city should A merry gathering was had, Hot h f o r onl> - *1 .7 0 The officers and teachers of the look to it that the gateway to the No. L as laid down hy Jonathan children, grand and great grand Bourne of Portland, for he says Christian Sunday School were en valley is not closed by their action. Fill out Coupon- mail it l o d a i » Illi y o u r rem ittanee and lie sure that the people as a rule do not children, ns well as many other tertained on Tuesday evening nt of g e t t i n g the grea test m ag az in e eoud illation that w iisevet offered an W. H . Dennis returned from an want any such provision. If he, a relatives being present to join in the home of the Superintendent, o p p o rtu n ity of y e a r s m id o lle it is snfe 10 siiy will never l e uiiide a g a in . Mrs. Coll well. All teachers were enthusiastic trip East on last Fri Republican is elected to the State b'K ?',me , , , IC 'Tilt Tlds Out i elix Currin has been telling t present eicept three and a short day. Preparation« are being made Senate and a democrat receives the business meeting was held. After for the erection of the big furnace, highest popular vote for the United editor that bis father could beat the I b it e 'Cottage i .rove I.nailer a short disrussion o n Sunday the brick is ail burned an ! with State Senate, lie does not lielcire editor in a foot race despite a half School work, light refreshments dry weather, the work of con-1 that he would le complying with century difference or so in the nge«, were served and all enjoyed a social struction will commence. During the wishes of the people that elect We are glad to join in wishing this time. The evening was plensautly the winter comileraMo work ha* e l him if he voted for the demo hale and hearty old couple our well d please find 9 ------------- for wllleli i use eider my name spent and it was the wish of all been done in blocking out ore cratic senator He says that th wishes for other uich m iniver-iric «iib-erlp;!on to 5 our paper nnd tin > 11 «i wing magazines . present that they may have more A trnm #v is to bn built, also a democrat of democrats. Governor Indigestio n I* much of « h a b i t . such meetings. Those present large storage warehouse capable of Chnml>er!«in, failed to do this vet Don’ t g e t the Imldt ’l a k e a l i t t l e were: Mi«s Bertha White, Mrs holding a winter'« supply for all thing, when he had a chance to K o lol Dyspepsia ■ lire a ft e r e a tin g nut y o u will quit lu lching, puffing, Smith, Yerua Brown. Alma Har- purpo«c«. With all the building name the people's choice at tl tung, Jessie Baughman. Mr. Protz- to done there thi« summer thft last election, i. e. T. T. Geer but pal,-Hating anil frowning. Kod Digest* w h a t y o u e a t a n d m akes the man, Dollis and Daisy Hawkins, little ideal viiligc of Blackbutte instead named Senator Gearin to s to m ach sweet. Mold b y H enion’a wtii U a seçirç gt actinty and Ufç. 1 »uccçeU th* l»t* Senator Mitchell. , l’liarmai y find Mri. Çlara Taylor. Wynne H iw . Co. One hundred and four papers in one re ar $1*50, but subscriptions must be received M arch .SI, 1 fMMi. The New York Tribune Farmer Both Papers One Year for Only $1.50 Great Half-Price Offer IW OER HAS HO SUBSTITUTE Cosmopolitan, 011c year - $1.00 W om an’s Home ( ompanion, 1.00 The Review o f Reviews - .'TOO Cottage Grove Leader Total A - - - 1,50 $(7s7i «i The Cosm opolitan 500.000 copies a m onth J Grab This Opportunity 1
