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LEADERS Cochran's studio is tho place for you to get your photograph. Don’t forget Cochran. G. G. Warner ia in town from l’ert Woods was up from Spring- the hills for a few days. field to spend Sunday with his 'o te tor Wm. J. Clarke for State family. He says he is getting along very nicely with his work Printer and you will vote right. down there. N. C. Ayer, Secretary of the Pa There are photographers and cific Timber Co. was in town on photographers, but the one you business on Monday. want to go to is Cochran, in the R. C. Clyde of Portland, an ad Young building. Ho is well vertising solicitor, paid Cottage equipped to furnish the best at the Grovs a visit this week. lowest prices. A. Bigelow was a visitor in town G. F. Ritchey of Pendleton ar on Wednesday and reports that rived in the city Friday ou a busi everything is getting along finely ness trip. Mr. Ritchey says the out his way. Grove has apparently been booming Hamilton Veatch is able to be up since his absence ef a little over a and around again, after having year and is much pleased with the been laid up for some time witb an town. injured back. Day Current Coming. MARCH We carry a complete line of farm and garden tools. You cannot af ford to be without our No. 4. Im proved Planet Jr. As a seeder this tool is accurate, simple, durable, re liable and easy running, doing first class work in every particular. Gardeners and Farmers who feel that they haven’t enough work for a drill to do, will find this com bined tool one of the most useful and efficient of all helpers. Wynne Hdw. Co. 1906 . One hundred and four papers in one year for $1,50, but subscriptions must be received by March 31, 1906. _ _ _ All ladies are invited to call and The Willamette Valley Co. has see the new spring and summer moved its office to the vacant store milliuery displayed at Miss Mary room opposite the postoffice, which Bartels’ parlors. is much larger ami gives a better Is a twenty page national illustrated agricultural Mr. A fair price to all on spring and opportunity for a display. summer hats can be had at Miss Welch is very busy getting settled weekly for farmers and their families, and stands at Mary Bartels. All ladies invited to in bis new home, as well as starting the head of the agricultural press. It is a practical many improvements. A large inspect my stock of new goods. paper for practical farmers, helping them to secure Miss Gail Laughlin, the noted number of new poles have been or the largest possible profit from the farm through dered, and the lines will be thor womans suffrage lecturer, arrived practical methods. oughly rebuilt. The first of two here Thursday afternoon, and was 150 horse power engines that are to It is entertaining, instructive ami practically entertained at the home of Mrs. R. be installed here, has been delivered useful to the farmer’s wife, sons and daughters, Welch. and is ou the skids at the plant, whose interests it covers in an attractive manner. The Bereau Band met at the waiting for the enlargement of the S en io rs . The regular price is $1.00 per year, but until home of Miss Alma Hartuug Satur building, aud the construction of The Senior Class and High day evening. A large number ol suitable foundations to hold it. March 31, 1906, we will receive your subscription young people were present anti all | The two engines and dynamo now ! School Faculty were royally enter for The New-York Tribune Farmer and also your tained at the home of Hugh Currin enjoyed a pleasant evening aud in use as well as the 75 horse own fayoritc local newspaper, the Cottage Grove hope to meet with Miss Alma again. power boilei have been sold and last Friday evening. The guests were presented with appropriate Leader, Tom Richardson recently address-: will be shipped elsewhere. A new pregram tablets in which were va 100 horse power boiler from the ed the citizens of The Dalles in a | rious literal-}' games. The most, public meeting and took as his Eugene plant will be installed in successful in these games were theme “ Stand by your town, your j place of the old one, aud connected Miss White, Agnes Wooley and Send your order and money to the Leader. country and your state.’ ’ Pretty so as to work in 'onjunction with Katie Knowlton, who received Your name and address on a postal card to The the one already in place. A day good theme too, don’t you think? dainty blue penants with ’06 in current is expected by the first of New-York Tribune Farmer, New York City, will gold on them, as prizes. Singing Geo. W. Perkins, former vice June. bring you a free sample capy. and other amusements were en president of the New York I.ife In joyed after which sherbert, and surance Company was arrested Revival Services Postponed. wafers were served. The goodbye Wednesday ou a charge of Grand Larceny in connection with the Owing to sick ties* in bis family, hoar soon came and each student contribution of $48,702.50 funds Rev. Ross will be tillable to retteli pronounced the evening to ba one from the company for the Republi here to commence revival services of the most pleasant they have had Hugh cer A MATTER OF HEALTH can Central committee. in the Methodist < Tinteli before in their senior year. tainly is a fine host, for the class Senator Fulton believes in the Sunday April Hih. has formerly enjoyed his hospitality. election of senators by the direct Wants heard at the paity: Deal is Closed. vote of the people and does not care to state about bis stand ou Charles H— Wants some one to Read every word of this announcement, for it is the opportunity On Wednesday Mr. A. Welch of Statement No. 1, but does not think Portland, general manager of the explain to Hugh—next time. of years. The three greatest magazines In this country liavo com bined to be offered together at a greatly reduced rate. Never before it binding on a Republican legisla Willamette Valley Traction Co., Merle S—Som i one to explain was such an offer given to the public, and It safe to say never will 1 ture to elect a democratic senator, was in the city, and closed the deal made again. This year several magazines have Increased their sub that “ cold contracts.” if the choice of the people vote. scrlption price, which shows how much greater tills o f f e r really Is i In for the Cottage Grove Electric Co. Alice H- -Some one to bring a only reason we are making it to the people of this vicinity is because we plant and business, paying over the Mrs. E 'ta Walsh of Salem was find we have not as many subscritiers as we desire in this particular lantern. purchase price. The plant will be here this week attending the funer locality. Itut only a limited number will lie sold at this price, thoivb re Ren S —Some one to teach him we advise everyone to accept this offer without delay. When we have al of her mother Mrs. Emma J. turned over to the new manage received a certain number, we shall withdraw the offer Condon. Mr- Walsh is section fore ment April 1st, but Mr. Thompson j bow to wind yarn. man at Salem now, and occupied will make the collections for the Agnes W— Her heart (the paper the same position here for 15 or 20 month of March. one.) of course. years, so that they are very well Prof. W. H.—A chaperon, prin known to most of the citizens of For Sale or Trade. cipal duty will be to see that he the community. does not fall in the mill race. A good work team of horses in Absolutely Pare W. B. Dillard, County School exchange for cattle. Apply A. Miss M— A herald to announce and Supt. came here Tuesday, visiting Bigelow five miles east of Cottage her depaature. (to Ren) the schools around here. He visited Grove. A C re a m o f T a r ta r P o w d e r, the Star and Dorena schools Wed F. B. Phillips a member of the fre e fro m a lu m o r p h o s - nesday and on Thursday he visited school board was present at tho as p h a tlc acid Bids for Wood Supply. sembly Tuesday morning and made Sears and Fairview and Friday Blue Mountain and Shields schools. Next Notice is hereby givon that the some interesting r e m a r k s on t h e i « o v a l b a k in g P o w e rs co., n e w Y o r k . week he will visit the Coast Fork Directors of School District No. 45, value of an education. Schools and then goes to the Sius- Latte County, Oregon, will receive Prof. C. L. S . :— A quotation on M rs C o n d o n law aud Coast Schools. bids lor 90 cords of fir tfood, said love—served with more sherbet. Mrs. Emma J . Condon was born One of the most up-to-date stores wood to be sound and cut from the Why is it that Miss C — wants in Franklin, Delaware County, N. body of old trees and to bo two in Cottage Grove is The Toggery. the south window rnised about 11 Y ., Nov. 3d, 1849. Died at her Where the latest togs can be had. feet long ami split suitable for fur 45 every morning? home in Cottage Grove, Mar. 25, naces and to be hauled anil ricked Ed Hibbard, who several years ago which wns recently purchrsed by Mr. W. R. Hearst, has been greatlv At the last class meeting Miss 1906. She came to the Pacific was resident here lias opened up an up in the basements of the school Ccast in 1857 and has lived in Ore Improved hy the new management and is now Hie imomi , popular i n- buildings in said district on or be Wooley was elected new critic f«r exclusive Gents Furnishing House, cent Illustrated monthly in the world. Already its sale li.-i ve been in and has one of the neatest little fore tlie first day of Sept. 19o6. “ Senior Notes,” Miss Knowlton’s gon since 1879. Shortly after coin creased 100,000 over what they were four months ago, when it bee.-mi ■ a ing west she was married to Mr. part of tho famous llearst publishing organization. An edition ni places to be seen. Mr. Hibbard Bids will be opened April 9th at 7 time having expired. Southworth (deceased) of California. carries an excellent line of goods, o’clock P. M. 1906. The Board re Stella Coehlin spent Friday and Later she was married to Mr. 1*. serves the right to reject any and and deserves your attention. the remaining part of the week at G. Condon, who died about four all bids. her home in Cresswell. R. A. Copple left last night for years ago. Dated March < 10th, 190fi. is now In sight, and the publishers are sparing no effort to venire for it Coos county, where he hopes to find Mrs. Condon was the mother of all that is most desirable in the w ay of pictures, stories and articles J. K. B a r r k t t , Dist. Clerk. A very great romance is predict As nn example pictures and stories by Frederic Remington mid slorle a location. His family accompan O l iv e r V eatch , Chairman. ed by the God of Love. Watch seven children, six of whom remain by W. W. Jacobs are now running in the Cosmopolitan, mid .1 st r. .11 • ied him as far as Portland ard will to mourn her departure : Mrs. Etta and find out. new series by H. <J. Wells is announced for immediate publication. remain in that city until he has Walsh of Salem, Mrs. Julia Btirk- School Census for 1906. found a spot that suits him. — Pen sliire and Mrs. Gertie Mathews of T h e R .e vie w of R .evlew s dleton Tribune. Mr. Copple was a Round Trip txcursion' Coburg, Mr. Stellman Southworth District Clerk J . K. Barrett re Reduced Substantial American men and women are going to keep up wl li Eugene Divinity School student of Oakland, Irene Condon of this Rates. the times anil they are going to take the shortest cut which Is “ T.i and was the pastor of the Christian ports that he has just completed the city and Lelaml of Portland. Review of Reviews" 11 monthly survey of the world’s progress. Round trip passenger rates Chi school ceDsus for District No. 45 Church here lor several years, pro About fifteen years ago Mrs. and finds 294 boys and .‘¡o9 girls, a cago to Portland and return, via ceeding Rev. Billington. He has W o m a n ’s H o m e Com panion total of 603 children between the I direct line will be $75.00 and from Condon became a follower of Jesus been engaged in the Dry Goods I Christ, casting her lot with the Missouri River points $0o.oo. ages cf four and twenty. This is > is not excelled by any other home and family publication In the w old. business for some time. These tickets will be on sale daily - Church of Christ in Cottage Grove, Stories, fashions, articles, Illustrations. an increase of 41 boys and 29 girls, being a charter member of its re- Mr. and Mrs. H O. Thompson or a total of 7o over the preceding ! commencing June rst and continu- ! organization. She was faithful as iug until Sept. 15th with final re year. From this census the allott- j and Mr. Thompson junior, will a Christian and at her death was leave for a visit in Seattle, shortly ment of school funds for the next turn limit of October Gist. i teacher of the Bible class and an J . M. IsHAM. school session is made up. after the first of the month with active member of the Ladies’ Aid Mr. Thompson’s people. Now that If you do not Want but one of the magazines above with our pa of the Christian Church. Faithful the sale of the Electric plant has per for 11 year, you cannot do better than to accept tills ofiVi while it i Cleaning and Repairing. in her service she was always to be The marriage of Miss Effie .Stew hot right off the tint and licforc it is withdrawn. been completed, Mr Thompson is Mrs. Anna Bohlraan has taken art, youngest daughter of Mr. and found where she could be of aid looking around for an opening in and comfort to the those in need of C o s m o p o l i t a n , o n e y e a r $1.00 some other business here, but has charge of tho cleaning and repair- Mrs J . R. Stewart of this city, to comfort and encouragement. 1 ing shop, run by Welch & Woods Mr. Ralph Whipple, both of Cot not found one as yet. He wants to “ C o ttage G ro v e L e a d e r ” 1.5 0 Sister Condon was a loving stay in Cottage Grove, if he can ' in connection with their business. tage Grove, Oregon, was solemniz mother, a kind neighbor, and a help llo t li f o r o n ly - $1.70 find what he wants here, but may All work guaranteed. I.adies and ed at the home of the bride’s sister, gentlemen’s clothing cared for. Mrs. W. D. Garman, in Portland ful friend. She will be greatly have to go elsewhere. Fill out Coupon—mull It today with your remittance mid F -m Leave orders at Welch A Wood*. March 14. .Mr. and Mrs, Whipple missed by her children, her friends of getting tin- greatest iiitignsliic combination that was ever m u d n Ulysis Walker is home for a few have gone to Samos, California, to and the church. opportunity of years undone It is safe to say will never l e u m i le again Another False Alarm. days visit with his family before reside where the groom is employ "Some sweet day the friend now sleep ing iCutThlslbit). starting out on the road rounding Friday morning a fire alarm was ed by a large lumber compapy.— In the cold and silent tomb up paint customers again. He has turned in from what wai supposed Brownsvillo Times. Shall awake with Joyful greeting, Mantled with immortiu bloom. "Cottage(¡rove l-emler" been away for some time and re to be Alta King’s residence but I )n to One would think the Laxative idea Then we’ll meet, the friend* long ports that he has been able to turn was later foued to be from bis partial, in 11 cough syrup should have been in a number of orders for the Port father’s place a mile ac l a quarter advanced Once on earth n happy Imnil, long before It wns. It land house for which he is woiking from town. The fire laddies made seems the only rational remedy for Meet and dwell with them forever, Enclosed please find t -— —for which please enter my imnn Mrs. Walker cares for the paint a hard run through the deep and coughs ami colds would be to move Over In that Morning Land.’’ store while he is away. Mr. W alk along Railroad Avenue, only to the bowels and clean the mucous for one year’s subscription to your pnis-r and the following mm, in er says it gets rather tiresome to be find out the mistake at practically membranes of the throat ami lungs at the same time. Kennedy’s Lnta- Stretcher. away from home so much of the the end or their run. It was a hard tlve Honey and Tar does tills. It is time nut that he enjoys the travel strain on the l-oys besides the dirt tlie original Laxative Cough Syrup, Tho parties who harrowed our Name-—— ------ -•----- — ......- ■ . ---------- --— ----------- _ ling and that he sees everywhere they got into, and it i« too bad that the best known remedy for coughs, wire fence stretcher will please re colds, croup, wh toping cough, etc. evidence of the greatest commercial a little more care was not taken be Address . ------------------ — - ------- — ■ .. . - . . . . ...................... Taste« good and harmless. Sold by turn the same and oblige Wynne fore calling the boys out. activity. Btpson’s Pharmacy, Hardware Co. The New York Tribune Farmer Both Papers One DI G u a r iti POWDER HAS MO SUBSTITUTE Year for Only $1.50 A Great Half=Price Offer Cosmopolitan, one year - $1.00 Woman’s Home Companion, 1.00 The Review of Reviews - 3.00 Cottage Grove Leader Total - - 1.50 $6.50 All For Josl O ao-M f t Price T h e C o sm o p o lita n 500,000 copies a m o n th Grab This Opportunity A
