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LEADERS Subscribe for tbe Leader. Make hay while the sun shines. I T- C. Wheeler was a north Ixiund j passenger Friday. MEETS DEATH IN MUSICK MINE Lodge Directory. The Togs A . F. & A. M. th e T o; -e r a t J . M. Ishatn made a flying trip R. P. Bennett is attending court to Eugene this morning. Cottage Grove Lodge No. 51. at Eugene. 99 (/'has. Cochran left Friday noon Frederick Phillips was Crushed to Meetiugs 1st and 3rd Wednesdays M. P. Garoutte was in Eugene Death Monday Night by a Fall for Eugene on professional duties. j of each month. on business Wednesday. ing Rock. L. F. Wooley, W. M. The Ashland Commercial Club C. H Burkholder made a quick formally opened their new club J . B. Lurch, Secy. trip to Eugene this week. Frederick Phillips, nineteen years | rooms last evening. Clyde Nokes made an impoitaut old, working liis secoud shift in an j Mow the grass on the street in G. A. R. trip to Junction Thursday. upraise in the Musick mine of the j . front ot your residence and make Oregon Securities Co. in Bohemia, Appomatax Post No. 34. BORN *1 o Ezekiel Lawson and things look as nice as possible. was iustautly killed Monday night Meets at 1 p. m. on tbe 2ud and wife a fine girl Monday night. M. H. Anderson, manager of the about 4 o’clock by the falling of Mr*. Dr. Hockett returned from p„eific Timber Co. left this moru- about I5OO pounds of rock upon ' 4tb Saturday of each month. a short visit with friends on Thurs- j ¡„ g f0r Eugene on a business trip, his stomach and bowels. Dr. D. L. Woods, Post Com. dav. The young man was new to min G . W. McReyuolds, Adjutant Have Dr. Lowe ease your head Dr. Lowe does not go from house and eve ache by removing the ing and was attempting to dislodge to houre. No first class optician cause with a pair of bis superior a loose rock that weighed about a thousaud poun just above him. does. glasses. Ha called to his fel mv workmen to Bohemia Camp No. 2G0. Conductor London and Bud were Mrs. Marv White and daughter, get out of tho wuy aud taking his Meets each Friday evening. in Eugene attending the Foley Bertha, left Friday tor Turner, pick began to pick at it but F. C- Coffman, Consul Com. trial, where they will attend the Conven- did not get out of the way Chas. VanDeuburg, Clerk. ! tion ot the Christian Church quick enough himself. It took O. H. Willard spent a few days five oi his companions to roll iu Eugene attending the So'lier-, Col. uud Mrs. B air ot ‘ T h e Ore Reunion. gon” are enteit lining their daugh the rock off him, they think he O. E. S. There are go-carts and go-cuts ter Mrs. Fred Somers and her hus was killed instantly. His body was Cottage Grove Chapter No. 4. Veatcli & Lawson have them band who cmis here from San brought to Cottago Grove Tuesday by Frank McIntyre and was turned Meetings held on 2nd and 4th F ri Francisco. cheaper and better. over t o Undertaker J . D. day of each month. Mrs. Andy Graham has gone to Cochran,the funeral service was con Slot machines have been ordered Mrs. C. II. Burkholder. W. M. out of Salem as well as all other the Foley Springs where she will ducted Wednesday afternoon by Rev W. S. Bennett, W. P. try to get rid of an attack of rbeu- kinds of chance devices. R. C. Grace, the body being laid _ , . j mutism tha. ti is caused her much to rest in the I. O. O. F. cemetery. Miss Celia Lurch, Secy. Get a hammock for your wife j 0f i l!e Phillips home is at Kerbyville, these hot afternoous, Veutch \ I/»w- son handle nono hut the best. B H S'oekwell, studeut, went to Josephine county, where his people K. of P. ,, , . , , . J his home at Cottage Grove................ reside. He was born at Klamath Fingal HmdB has purchased ot ..... Mrs j if. McCluug and Miss Falls. His father C. E. Phillips Juventus Lodge No. 48. I«’ , 9 ' Mcf a^ “ nd- >ot -• ^lk “ ni McCluug »Vt nt ¡u Cottage Grove.— is a miner, he could uot be reached Meets every Wednesday night. McFarlands 5th addition to Cottage ['Ul(jd;ty•„ U ,gislfcr. in time to come to the funeral. His L. W. Baker, Chancellur Com. Grove, $ioo. mother and two sisters were burned Potts A P > veil are out with to death in the Silver Lake holo Chas VanDenburg, K. of It. & S. Felix Wagner of Eugene came tln-ir .'ti et sprinkling w igou quiet down Wednesday aftt ruoon t<> at ing the dusty and dry streets. How caust twelve years ago, while he 1 .0 . O. F. tend to some business mid then we do hurt 1 if it tains a little, the escaped by hangiug to a man’s coat tail, being pulled down the stairs went ou back to Portland. Cottage Grove No.68. u<x day we ho vl because it don’t and out of danger in that manner. Miss Loma Miller, wh > h is been and rosort to artificial methods to He leaves two sisters anil a brother Meetings every Saturday night. spending several weeks with her j put ify the air. S. S. Shortridge, N. G. who with a brother-in-law were many friends here returned Thurs- Joe Uamewood was called to Eu present at the funeral. His brother Gus D. Gross, Secy. day to her home in Albany. gene in the Foley easo ou short no is just recovering from an acciden The Richmond Illustrated Con tice. He had to secure a substitute tal guuscot wound iu his foot and R o y a l Neighbors. cert Cimpnny returned ft urn their to carry the mail to Bohemia, his is on crutches. Frederick was a Meets 2nd and 4th Wednesday oi trip north and after spending a few partner, F. J . Dunewool, is on the member of the Brotherhood of L o days in the city will go south. sick list and could uot make the comotive Firemen and has only each month. Ethel Bisby, Oracle. been up a short time from the hos Constipation makes the cold drag trip. Mrs. C. W. Wallace, Recorder. ¡For outing, Traveling, and Sum m .!l pital as a result of an injury iu a along. Get It out of you. Take Damewood Bios, are having their Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar smelter, when he came here about W ear. cough syrup. Contains no opiates. stage put in shape at the shop of two weeks ago, went up to camp, f Murkley A Eby of this city. After Hold by Benson’s {‘harm icy Jh - M. W . Of A. worked in the Champion for three Next Monday and to noon Tues Monday they will bo ready with days and then went to the Music. Meetings 1st and ard Tuesday. day June the 25 h and 2<>tli Dr. their new rig to carry passengers Ju n e S p e c ia l Lelioy Woods, Consul. I Popular Advance j Lowe the eye specialist will be iu regularly to Bohemia from Red J Styles j « f Ideas 1 Bridge via the Sharps Creek road. C. W. Wallace, Secy. 1 9 0 6 . Lane Connty Veterans Elect officers. Cottage (drove at Hotel Oregon. Have him test your eyes for Mr. and Mrs. Russell of the Do- The Eighth Annual Reunion of *r glass- s rena Lumber Company payed the the Laue County Veterans Associa R eb ek ah s $ Miss Nettie Burdick returned Grove a visit yesterday coming in tion at Eugene this week was a Cottage Grove No. 24. from Eugene Thursday where she from their tent life loaded with memorable one to all the old Meetings 1st, 3rd and 5th Friday ot has been attending the (J of O dur beautiful wild flowers and an ex soldiers present. Many good ad ing the wiuler. She will spend pression on their faces that would dresses were delivered aud the each month. F o r the months of June, July and Autiiisi Etta Baker, N. G. her vacation with her parents in remind one of children returning whole town opened their homes and Ilr Fashion has decreed that W h ite in Milliti home from a summer vacation. arms to the association. Katie B. Veatch, Secy. this city. 1 * May their stay in Cottage Grove cry is the correct mode. We have gathuvd Officers for the following year The Willametto Valley Traction prove as pleasant. were elected. M B A from sources Fast, a very select line, and Co. is pushing its valley line as fast Rev. and Mrs. R. C. Grace, Rev. President—L. P. Horton, of E u t as po»sible but will not have the Modern Brotherhood of America are submitting you the “ really Rood thin t line running even to Salem by fall S. B. Morse, llev. C. H. Wallace gene. First vice-president—W. H. L in Meets 2nd and 4th Tuesday at I. O. in tile White Hat Line. Nowhere can von on account of the delay in getting and John Harms of Cottage Grove, «T and Rev. Green of Creswell, are coln, Cottage Grove. O. F . Hall. the franchise. secure better styles, and at lower price § here to attend the meeting at the Second vice-president —S R. T. W. Jenkins,Sec. é Eugene parties after prospecting Presbyterian church tonight, at Williams, of Eugene. than we quote. in Southern Oregon for some time which time the union of the Cum- Ir Third vice-president—E . L . have decided where they will lo bealand and old achooi Presbyter Gumrn, of Junction. # cate and are now getting ready to ian churches of this city will take St. Valentine Circle 121. Secretary—J . W . Lakiu, of Eu Hr go into the placer luiniug busi-.ii ss place.— Guard June 20. gene Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesday in W. »tf on an extensive scale. Treasurer— Louis Gilstrap, of O. W. Hall. The Booth-Kelly Lumber Com «tf Senator Platt is still iu trouble pany, of Eugene, are increasing the Eugene. Flora J . Miller, Clerk. t It was voted to bold the next re with Miss Mae Wood, who alleges capacity ot their planing mill at union in Eugene between Septem she is his wife; and that his mar Springfield, which will give them a :* r L. O. T. M. riage to Mrs. Janniway is illegal. capacity of 150,000 feet daily. Two ber 15 and 2O, igo 7 . The change -4r Lady Larnson Hive No. 42. A book is to be published called new ioo-horse boilers, 300 horse in time is made for the reason that ”4f “ Love Letters of a Boss.” iik power engine, two Berlin planers at present the reunions are so close Meets 2nd anil 4th Friday of each to Memorial Day and in the fall the and Berlin re-saw. A new dry Cottage Grove wants to cele farmers can better leave their work mouth. 'é brate the Fourth in first class shape, kiln 24x120 and 0 lumber shed to attend. Mrs. Mary Schmutz, L. G. 75x100 feet nave been installed. and the SportH Committee is mak f j f . - f ;• .f -y 1- Miss Leta Sanford, K. K- ing up its program of events, but is Mr. and Mis. Frank Korniek of A n o t h e r H a p p y C o v ip le M a d e One* hampered somewhat by the sho’-t- Salem came to the city the middle Albort Zerull, bookkeeper of the 1 6 -I n c h W o o d F o r S a lo K. O. T. M. age of money for prizes such as it of the week. Mr. Korniek is the Brown Lumber Co. was married in intimated that the tariff' woul I ... n would like to give. owner of the Graham Hotel build Eugene on Friday to a young lady 16-inch slab wood, bh c-ks anil ho much higher than that ti, ■ Cascade No. 66. This is the highest notch t trimmings at $ 1.50 per load deliv Mrs. Nancy Burch leaves this ing and during his stay here will from his home town, Nenomiuee, Meets every Thursday night. have reached since tho Hp.i ,i a repaint and otherwise improve it. ered Phono No 501 Brown Lum Michigan. Mrs. Zerull had a try week for Bloomington, Indiana her O. H. Veatch, Com. American war. When the uni was ber Co. old time home, where she will live After spending the winter in Salem ing experience in getting to her R K . Bennis, Cooter. on the tariff for taking 111 ml r do ti from now on, John England, who Mr. Korniek is glad to get back to waiting lord, on account of the the coast on sailing v- ■ els w.i , 7 Wanteu. purchased her home here is begin the Grove for a while and he says washouts aud wrecks on the North per 1000 feel. After 'lie <1 that Cottage Grove is the best place ern Pacific. She left her home in ning to improve tbe place, and »ill Miners at the Continental Mint- hostilities tho owners were .-. 1 .1 • Survey Oregon Streams. Michigan expecting to get to Cot make many changes before be is for him after all. Myrtle Creek, Oregon. Telephone to place their tonnage at $ 1. Within through. The Senate on motion of Sena connections. You cannot induce a lower animal tage Grove in about three days, tf Hie past year or two the qu rations eat heartily when uot feeling well. and to be married at once, but she tor Fulton restored to the sundry Thousands annually beer witness to have been about $4 5o until very A sick dog starves himself and gets was delayed at all points possible civil bill the appropriation of $ 3oo,- to the efficiency of Early Risers. well. The stomach, once over work Help Wanted. recently, »hen they wore ruis | to These pleasant, reliable little pills ed must have rest the same as your and was on the road nine days, but 000 for stream gauging, which was One laundress and one chamber $5.50, It was supposed that this have long borne a reputation second feet or eyes. You don’t have to arrived in good health but rather cut out by the House. If this item maid. Apply at Hotel Graham. to none as a laxative and cathartic. starve to rest your stomach. Kodol put out at the trials that bad put would prove to he the high water remains, it is the purpose of the They are as staple as bread in mil for Dyspepsia takes up the work for mark. But tho unprecedent 1 d< off the wedding day. Tbe couple Geological Survey to conduct e x lions of homes. Pleasant lint effec your stomach, digests wliat you eal Fourth of July Excursion Rates. in and for lumber in Ban I’ m . tive. Will promptly relieve consti and gives It a rest. Puts it back in are now at home on the west side haustive experiments in Central For the above occasion the South and other California p u t i..i pation without griping. Sold hy Ben condition again. Yon can’t feel good in a neat little cottage. Oregon to determine the extent of sons Pharmacy. .p, uu>s with a disordered stomach. Try the available water supply adapted ern Pacific company will sell round it possible for all of the t • trip tickets to any station on the barks and barken.:, c- ityi Custom officials often have tine Kodol. Sold by Benson’s Pharmacy W , A . H e i n e n w f t y a n d C o B v iy s O u t to irrigation purposes. P a c i f i c T im b e r C o . S t o r e Oregon lines at one and one third American flag to get s|e : I < n points of law to study over when Tbe Senate also appropriated We have on h uid at this office In fact, it 1-, sud that r.t 1 Almon Hememvay of W. A. $i2,ooo for determining the extent faro for the round trip. Children rucut passing under classification of valu for distribution a number of packa able etitiies, that tax the brilliancy ges of line seeds, furuisned by tbe Hemenway & Co. of Silverton has of the defalcation of Adams at the of half fare age, one half of the more business is offen- 1! m 1 above rate. Dates of sale: July can handle, and for that 1 , . 1 of the smaitest lawyers. In the United States Government through bought out the stock of the Pacific Seattle assay office. 2nd, 3rd, and 4th, 1O06. Limit: owi - th have decided to p New York custom house they are the courtesy of Hon. Senator Gear- Timber Co. and is now invoicing Final return limit Ju ly 6th, iffo6. taking advantage of the deciding a caso now in which the iu. Any one who desites such seeds the goods preparatory to taking Plan to Murder Roosevelt. There is not a schooner ou tin J . M I sham , Agent. revenue under one ruling would lie may call at this office and they will possession. When the invoice is ou the disengaged list, and the $120,000 under another $4000. lie given a package. The Govern completed the stock now in the i Portland, June a t.—In the mu the government expects to obtain ment lias for years given out pack Silverton store will he shipped to nicipal court today \V .Ber Sealasz- Owners of Vessels Ask 16.50 a I jority of thorn have been ■ 1 I for the season. kiwiez, a Pole, testified that the this place and opened up. Thousand for Carrying Fir lo $ 120 , 000 . ages of seed grown uuder tbe most assassination of President Roosevelt California. Medford business men have careful condition and has through was plotted here last month, and Round Trip 1 Violated the Law. During the past week the charter Reduced opened up a valuable deposit of its Agricu’tural department done funds raised to send John Pr/y- Rates. coal near there. The Southern Pa much to establish new growths ol Robert Hughes, \Vm. B ty n J and wara, a local Russian Nihilist, to rates for sailing vessels to engage in the lumber trade have advanced Round trip passono r r 1 cific Co. did some prospecting there seeds, plants, fruits and grains. Barnett, residing at Florence, will Washington us the assassin. from $5.50 per tooo feet to $6 50, eago to Pottlnnd and retar. but failed to find the vein, the This practice will probably he dis arrive iu Eugene on the Siuslaw and they are expected to reach $7 direct line will I Medford men had confidence and continued with this year as strong st^ge in custody of Special Deputy 4th of July at Lorane. opposition has been worked up before the end of the month The Missouri Rive I p . ■ y ; >■> >, Sheriff George Camp, of Mapleton. went ahead on thur own hook These tick e., will h finding a 12 foot vein in 100 feet against this work of the govern These men are under asrest for sell JuHt before going to press word owners of the schooner W. F. 1- some distance from the S P. tun-1 ment. mg liquor at Florence contrary to comet from our neighbors at Lo- Garins declined an offer of $ 6.25 cotnmoncing June ist:, d the local option law, that precinct jrane that they propose to celebrate to have the vessel return to Port ! ing until Sept. 15th w li finali - nel. Tbe vein is being opened up C a b b a g e a n d T o r n a d o P la n t s . having voted dry at the 1904 elec- ■ the Fourth in patriotic style. Full land and tramport the second cargo turn limit of Octobi i 1 aud teems to contain a good grade of J . M. , particulars of the day to come later. to California- They ask $6.50 and F ? r caleat Metcalf A; B.-uud's, Itiou.— Guard. bituminous coal. For “ The Toggery =L arrvm Co s. ade to measure « aje to tit ade to wear Clothes w. o. w. Ju s t Received | DucK and Lingerie Hats | White Hats t I w. o. w. I Miss Mary Bartels Mil inery ‘ ^ = Parlirc^= L o c a t e d a t R e s id e n c e . f 1 v • *
