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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1906)
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER COTTAGE GROVE • • OREGON j. McKEAN FISHER. Manager. F L 'B L I S U K D E V E R Y .SATURDAY «Y TUB LEADER PLBU SH IN O COMPANY EntrrrU at the Cottage o-ove pu»tofflce as sec- oiiil-via»» mutter. well built and the boilers and en gines ire well set on heavy founda tions. A new feed and head blocks are on the way which will increase the speed and accuracy ot the feed. The mill is now running quite Methodist Episcopal Church, steady and cuts about 2o,ooo to 25- I’astor Rev S. E. Merainger, morn goo per day, but would cut more if it could get all the hands that are ing services at 11 , evening 7 3 o, Epworth League G. 3 o p. m. A 1! wanted. are cordially iuvi’ed to be present. Due Year • 11» Six Month» .78 Tlireee Month» • . - .80 I palil 111 advance but It not »o paid a ■Hit r,n rate of »¿.oo per year will be churned. Ad\.-rtlMlnic rates made known on application CLPBBINO LIST The C ottage (Trove L eader for one yeur, and any of the follow in g publi- • ntlou for one year, for the price set opposite-. New York Tribune Farmer *l 78 Toledo Weekly Blade...... ............. 1-76 Portland Weekly OreKonlan........... 2.50 Portland Weekly Journal................ 2.00 Portland Semi-Weekly Journal 2.28 San Francisco Call ....... 2.8o Sau Francisco Examiner.................... 2.80 sunset Magazine, San Francisco li.oo .lilt West, l os Angeles .2.50 Town ami Country Journal 1.75 Northwest Poultry Journal 1.75 Psellic Home-lead 2.25 .SATIUDAY ...............II’ I.Y 7 . 100 « Southern Pacific officials should certninly he pleased with the suc cess of the Cottage Grove local so far. It has had a much larger pat ronage from Cottage Grove, in proportion to its population, that Eugene lias given heretofore to th<* train. The time f r campers is at haoJ, and every fisherman and hunter is getting a great longing for the tnountuins and the streams. With in a few weeks many people will hit themselves to camps iti ttio woods to rusticate for a time. Locations are plenty and the expenses ot such a vacation are very small. Fishing is good at present, for even the editor caught some this week. Trout fishing has charms lor the ang'er that no other kind of fishing possesses and the angler must have a skill that practice only can give. The editor has little of the skill, but he enjoys it when he can get to it. and the tramping up and down streams is a great pleasure. jC U.» ♦ >*. +->\ <♦ *<-.R 'i.r 'A i J y i . E. U MAI Y 3 ij Dici*. ah tarry Building, Alan, stru t * 9 D E N T IST i • V, * «T í * F lour mills ■€ ■* « 4 ♦ ‘A 4 Fir .t Presbyterian C’huicb. Pan r * JJK. C. T. lllJCK ET T ^ * It. C. Grace. Morning service, 11 , 9 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Former Attorney General Henry evening 8, Y. P. S. C. E. 7 «Ulive iu Stewart A Porter building,Muni Meldrum of Oregon, convicted in in. All strang* rs and sojonr. rs street. Cottage 11 rove, oittct pi..... 9 November 1904 of forging laud af Main 30 -i. Resilience pin,hr Main m; welcome. fidavits, on twenty-one counts, was Moruing subject “ God’s Work ‘V.t sentenced Thursday morning by manship:” evening subject, “ Th* Federal Judge Wolverton at Fort- Wooing and Wedding.” •a -a - -r * 4 a * A « A- land to serve three years in the gov •> ^ j y t. n. it. jo b Christian Church, Rev L>. E. ernment prison on McNeils Island 4 and to pay fines amounting to $‘> 25 o. j Olson Pastor. Services at 11 in •> $ H Y S I C I A N lim i s t 'K O K O N 1 flirt mnt'hi mr atirl 7 .^ i) ijj { 1)0 gypU- 4 Meldrum was attorney general for tho morning aud 7.30 O llier: A ll calls prom ptly attended, > Main St. Phoue 114 . 25 years and wus known to every- j ing. V 1 *. ,S. C. E meetii.g at r. r ♦ G: 3 o p. m. Sunday school at lo body in the state. •y* *)%* w v. we-*-. •*•*. » •> | o'clock. Intermediate Endeavor I Society at 2:30 and Choir practice I < » « Wilkins-Rhode Wedding. every Friday evening at 7 130. VOU N<1 Ì J K Wm. C. Wilkins of Springfield, Episcopal Church Services held and Miss Eva J. Rhode of Cottage the second Wednesday evening ot ATTORN K V AT I \ \V Grove, a daughter of C. Rlio«les each month at 7:30 in Masonic hall. •> onice: Young Building, Main Street, West »Side. was inarrie«! at the home of the There will be services every fifth parents of the bride on 'Tuesday Sunday of a month. 9 V. 4 V . * !» .* ■ . the 3rd. by Rev. C. H. Wallace. Catholic Church, Father Carrol. The home was pretty decorated and Services the second Sunday in ea*-h FA<- a number of friends wore present at ♦ » W. KIME, M. 1». the ceremony. After tlie wedding month. •V A.\. • the couple left for Springfield, Christian Science services held P H Y S I C I A N H int S C H O K O N where Mr. Wilkins is employed and over Allison’s Barber shop every 9 < o n ice in M cFarland Bulldtui« Over W ynne ’» H a rd w a re Sto re y where thpv will make their hom-\ Sunday morning at u o’clock and 9 Olili-«.- Pilone. 341 Residence Pilone, 12« * Wednesday evening at H o’«dock. 9v. viwív .- wsv .- wiv .- w - í *. r 9 Ladles Band Makes Its First Ap Meldrum SUBSCRIPTION KATES Professional Cards. Must Servo Three Years. pearance. The new ladies bund made its first appearance in Cottage Grove Wednesday. The ladies borrow«'«! instruments from their fiiends, as they have none of tlttir own as vet, ami astonished the people of the Grove with their music. It the girls k* ep on, and practice occa sionally when they get their own instruments, they are liable to make the boys run to cover, for they certainly did splendidly Wednesday, and that too with little practice. The girls have de cided on what instruments they want and are ready to order, but the director recently got married anil his time has been too much taken up to get to the work of or dering the instruments It may lie possible that the band was merely an imitation or a burlesque of tlie ladies band, but at any rate it was a good advertisement for the girls. Reduced Summer Excursion H om e H n b u strç O T G & HANSEN; > 1X7 TASE GROVE, 0RE60N. Our o w n m a k e . Mining Orders! d ¥ Rates. On hih I after June 1 , 19 o 6 , tlie Southern Pacific, in connection with the Corvallis & Eastern rail road, will have on sale round hip tickets from points on their lines to Newport, Yaquina and Detroit at very low rates, good for return un til October to, i 9 o 6 . Three-day tickets to Newport and Yaquina, good going Satur days and returning Mondays, are also 011 sale from all East Side points, Portlantl to Eugene, inclu sive, and from nil West Side points, enabling people to visit their faini lies and spend Sunday at the sea side. Season tickets from all East Side points, Portland to Eugene, iuchi sive, and from all West Side points, are also on sale to Detroit at very- low rates -vith stop-over privileges at Mill city or any point east, en abling tourists to visit the Santiam and Bsitenbnsh Hot Springs in the Cascade msuntains, which can be reached in one day. Season tickets will be good for return from all points until October to Threo-duy ticket» will be good going Saturdays ami returning Mondavs only. 'Tickets from Port- laud and vicinity will he good for return via the East or West Side ut option of passenger. Tickets from Eugene and vicinity will be good going via th*' Lebanon-Springfield branch if desired. Baggage on Newport tickets checked through to Newpoit;on Yaquina tickets to Y a quina only. Sunday excursions to Newport on the C. N: E. will begin June 10th or 1 7 th and run every Sunday thereafter leaving Albany at 7:30 n. in.; leave Corvallis N n. 111. <S. P. trains connect with the G. «t E. »t Albany and Corvallis for Yaquina and Newport Trains on the C. «V E. for I); troit will leHve Albany at 7 . 3 o a. 111. enabling tour ists to the Hot Springs to reach there the same «lay. Train» float and to Corvallis conne«‘t with all East Sale trains on the S. P. Full information as to rates, time tallies, etc., can be obtained on application to J. G. Mayo, G*“n. Pass. Ags.t C. it E. R. H,, Albany; A. L Craig, G P. A.. S. P Co- Portland, or any S P. or G. A E agent. Rates front Cottage Grove to Newport $ii, t<> Yaquina •■ V.+I'V.* ' -.» I V . J ^ J A K IO N v k a t c ii FUNERAL DIRECTOS and LICENSED EMBALMER 11 - 'f. >»>'* \ a- l'a r ln r s at V e a tc h A L a w s o n '*. B >atron i 3 c We are the jieojjle t o fill y o u r order for Wi nt er Supplies. We have the best groceries, etc., t o be had at the l owest prices. If y o u d o n ’t believe us, come a n d i nvestigate. Our Dry Goods stock is complete. . . . 1 H erbert Kakln i' r e t í <t e i» t T . t\ W heeler Cas hi er ill I tM C u rrin & Veatch. CAPITAL 2 5,00 0 A gen eral b u n k in g business transact ed :: •: :: :: :: All the soft drink establishments COI TA GPOVE did a rushing business on the 4 th. OR CON Real and imitation lemonnde was sold in great quantities nn,l with all the ico cream that could he ob Send This Book East tained, the supply ran short early General B la c k s m ¡ t h in g iu the afternoon, and many had to O. R. «V N. and S. P. Book Tells Horseshoeing a specialty. go without. Ice went up half a About This Country. Wagon and carriage ru ing. A ll work guaranteed eent a pound on account of the If possible, the Passenger De lave your horsesteeth ex- great demand during tho day. ,mimed and repaired. Sliou partment ot tho Oregon Railroad «V .it rear o f H em enway & prom ptly an d ; ; n l a t l y Burkholder’s Store :: Navigation Company and Southern A young man with a good public- Pacific (lines in Oregon) has sur- E X E C U T E D AT THE I T . IE 3 - A - T i Z 3 T Jte school education, under competent surpassed itself iu tho tgoti issuo of instruction, should be ablo to learn its new publication, “ Oregon, to assay ores for gold, silver-cop Washington, Idaho and their re per and lead in from three to six sources. months. Home pupils prove more The purpose of the publication is adept than others Tho first work Jo attract homeseekers and inves he must perform is the grinding of tors to the Pacific Northwest and tho sample. Tho invite is inclined this publication is undoubtedly the to consider this an unnecessary part best messenger that could lie sent of the drudgery of tho ussnfi office, by residents of Oregon, Washing but it is, in fact, a most important ton uml Idaho to their friends in Ila» tlie largest Stock of School portion of the process. Ouo tiling tits East and Middle West. supplies in the city. Our line of tho beginner in assaying mart Reautdul half tones, printed oil learn promptly, and that is not to superb book paper, make the pub Books. Artist s Material. Sundries reject any part of the sample, but lication, which contains 88 pages are now complete. to continue grinding and screening TO anil a map of the section, a work until every portion has been re of art, but far superior to the typo \Ve are giving special care to duced to pass tho screen selected as graphical ttiake-up is tlie «•«intents suitable for the sample to be as of tlie book. Under many heads Our Presciption Counter sayed. covering practically nil tho re Suffragist in Prison Won t Promise to sources of the states are short, which at all times get the best pithy stories of what has been ac Discontinue Their Street complished, not what might l>«' attention, using only the purest Meetings. done, but actual facts and figures of chemicals, having the largest London, July 4.— Miss Kenuey accompanied by names and a«l- and other women sulTragiats, ar stock in town it makes shopping dresses of well known farmers, who rested in Cavendish Square Juno 2 i easy in our place. are «laily laying aside an income We have a full line of Legal Blanks and for creating a disturbance outside thst would be a fortune to an East Mail orders receive the best of of Chancellor of Exchequer As ern agricult 111 ¡»t. Trespass Notices. ^ quith’s home, are proving ettibar- attention. Wm. McMurray, General I’as- rasing 1o the authorities by insist ««tiger Agent of tlie O. R. «V N Co. ing on martyrdom. Three of them and S. P. Lines in Oregon has fa The heaviest stamp-mill in oper- were surrendered by their bail to vored the editor with a copy of this «lav. The magistrate almost begged publication ami informed him that ation anywhere is the consolidated ¥ them not to repeat their perform reailors of this paper by sending plant of the Simmer East and uncles before Asquith’s residence, the names and address«'« of ftiends Knights Deep mines at Johannes C iltaje Grova. Oregon but they positively refused The iu the East nn«l four cents in post burg. When completed it will con Y v.e court finally order««! them to fur tain (50 stamps as compared to the age for each address, may have the nish bail in the sum of $250 each sto heads of the Alnska-Treadwell. liook promptly mailed to tlie a«l- for fheir good behavior for a year Iress given . lint the S-utli A'ru-.tn mill 1.» equip- j pe«l with unusual!« hravv stneips. I or in default to undergo six weeks Tlie Ttes Piedraa. N. M Mining imprisonment. They all elected to Each one weighs i,.Vio pounds utd ! F a m ily R e u n io n Repo» ter is in favor of statehood, go to prison. The Asldiv family big, little anil lias a crushiitL' capacity of «igLt veil though it l>e as a combina ; tons per head, 20«« stamps ami two tion ul Arizona and New Mexico. small gathered at the old home Wildwood Mill Doing Good Work. I tube-mills are already at work. The editor <>f the paper is fifty place Friday in a tamilv reunion The Wildwood mill has seen a Six children and twenty grand- i The big stamp-duty is «lue to the years old and has never had a number of changes recently ami children surrounded old John Ash heavy weight of the stamps and it chance to vote for the president, as will sec more before long. A large by and his wife, and made the day I 1 is not prejudicial lo extraction l<e- he has live«! in New Mexico all hi» log jiond has been constructed, but a memorable one to the ol«l folks. ' cause tlie over-size pulp undergoes ' life- He says that it will mean a We on account of the gravelly ground They celebrated tho dav with a big the re grinding in tube mills. great deal for the development of «loes not holt! as much water as dinner, sufficient to give them ali j expect to see further additions to that country, anti that they will might be ilcsire«!, however it does memorable pangs, ami the children the re grinding apparatus, which I make just as good citizens as other As it is, the j very well. A t present the water h»«l lo go without their favorite ap|H*ars to be scant states. consolidated mill will he equal in for the pond is futnisned by a small dish of ice cream becaus«1 then* \«as Round Trip bxcursion tlume, but it is intended soon to not enough ice in town to make crushing capacity t> 600 ordinary Reduced Rates. put iu a tlume large enough to the cream for them, hut ths.v nun* Californian stamps and it will tunt float logs down Lorn tho tails in the promised on the promise to give about one million tons per annum Round trip passenger rates Chi- river and the mill pond will carry them three dislus apiece the next «•ago to Portland and return, via more wafer The O «St S E has time. Pictures were tnk«'n «>f the I hx « evil »till, y mr whole Ilf«- HIT.1 direct line will be $75.<>i> an,1 from I •«M'M WOC l>«‘till«' put in a avvitch to the !<«g pood ami oltl folks nn«l their chihlren for me Y o u r thought.-« abili«' U mu i«- i«le *7 Missouri River points $fi«roo. plenty of logs arc on hand all the mentos. Y « mi ne*»t a pili! These tickets will l>c on sale daily Special Millinery Sale. guarantee to make great reductions, time for cutting. A nutnl«er of ' i i " f.»r prose and fm-ts The same night several of the vW in ‘» commencing June i»t anil continu so * 1 1 :«t it will Barely pay yon to in- changes are contemplated in the children who were tier«“ with their Little Karly Risers lire th«* nn it plen< ing until Sept. 15th with final re • milliners, will TM j|ttc 1 w ,n ant mut reliable pills known mill to ei large its capacity amt families left for their Inrntes in They never gri|»-. Sold tiv today turn limit ot October 31 »t hoi ! special sale, which is adver Henson to simplify the work. The mill is Southern Oregon and Galifornia. Pharmacy, J. M. I sham . tise I elsewhere in this paper. They Subscribe for th«; Leader. P L A IN A N D F A N C Y j Benson’s Pharmacy B P O I N T I N G L eader Office Pam ph let W o rk a Specialty Benson’s Pharmacy Up-to-date P i u r n b iirk g All kinds of Hardware-—None better Made G riffin & Veatc b;co.
