I
whom does the blame fall for such
Professional C ard s.
a
condition? Of course on the
COTTAGE GROVE
.
OREGON
school hoard, who roust always
J. McKEAN FISHER. Manager.
bear the blame of all such happen
MAI V
ings, poor students, sick students,
lazy students who do not fail becuuse
PUBLISHKD EVERY SATURDAY
A w b r ey Building, Mai
Methodist Episcopal
Church,
oftheir own condition, but because
MY TUE
I) F. N T 1 S T
I’ustor Uev. S. E. Meminger, morn
of quahty of the board, or of poor
LEAD ER PUBLISHING COMPANY
ing
str
vices
at
1
1
,
evening
7
do,
teachers, etc.
Where does the
V
+ f
fault
lie?
The
tax-payer,
the men Epworth League G. 3 o p. m. AH
L u t e r e d u t th e Cottage G r o v e poHtofflce as sec
who
would
'only
vote
»re
cordially
invited
to
he
proacut.
and women
ond-clans matter.
vw,;
->■-4
First Presbyterian Church, Pa-tor
for a seven months school, so that
it. T.
T. 11 ( » K i r r
4
they c inld save themselves « little It. (J. Grace. Morning service. 11 , 1 , C i t
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
PHYSICIAN ANO SURGEON
P. S. C. K. 7 p, *
fine Y e a r
•
fLBO taxes, or some other small reason, evening 8, Y.
Office hi Stewart iV Fort« i building. Main
Fix Months
«75 without considering the effect uponjm.
All strangers and sojourners
Street, Cottage Grove. Olli« »* phone * V
3 tireee Months
-
-
-
.BO
Main 303 . Residence phone Main •.»»;
i paid iu a d v a n c e but if not so paid a the student.
welcome.
l I l f *■„, r a t e of fg.oo per ye a r will be charged.
Morning subject ‘ ‘God’s Wor’k-
What is the remody? None for
A d v e r t i s in g r;»*.“s m ad e kn o wn on application
the next year but u straight nine manship:” evening subject, ‘ ‘The
mouths school, year after year here Wooing and Wedding.”
4«
j
« «
CLUBBING LIST
after.
J J K . 11. K. J O »
Christian
Church,
Hev.
D.
E.
Th»» Cottage i ¿rove L eader for one |
Olson Pastor. Services at 11 in
year, an*l any of the following publi
1 ‘ I I V S I C I % IN a n . I
Toggery R o b b e d
EON
cation for one year, for tin* price set
tho morning and 7.30 in the even
TUKS & HANSEN:>
AU calls prom ptly attended onice.
yunday night about 2 3 o a thief ing. Y. P. S. C. K- meeting at
opposite *
Main St. Pilone 114.
COTTACI GROVE, 0 BE 60 N.
broke
into
Ed
Hibberd’s
‘'Toggery”
New Yo rk Tri bu ne F a r m e r
.$1 75
. <i: 3 o p. m. Sunday school at lo
Toledo W eek ly B lad e.....................
1 75
nfltOE o f 0 ft EGON
by lowering a window in the Pack, o’clock,
Intermediate
Endeavor
Portlan d W e e k ly Oregonian
2 50
Portlan d W eekl y .Journ al.................. 2.00
which
was
only
partly
closed
and
!
Society
at
*2:30
and
Choir
practice
Portlan d S e m i -W e e k l y J o u r n a l
2.25
IVXS
4 ' ' -a .
climbed into the room. He stole a every Friday evening at 7:30.
San Fran cisc o Call
...
2.50
Sa n F ran cisco E x a m i n e r ..................... 2.50
»
suit of clothes, some underwear,
K
.
YOUNG
Sun set Magazine, Sa n Francisco. 2.00
Episcopal Church. Services held
$
.)ut West. Dos Ang eles
2.50
J.
pried
the
money
till
open
.»lily
to
Town am i Co u ntry J o u r n a l
1.75
the second Wednesday ovening ol
*
ATTOKNKY A l l.A W
Our ow n m a k e.
find about $l.oo in change and then each month at 7:30 in Masonic hall.
N o r th w est Poult ry J o u r n a l
• L7J
*
Pacific Home* tend
•
OGIee: Y null |í Hiillitlli", Main Street,
got out the back door
II. H. There will be services every fifth
♦
Vs;
W es t Side.
4
Feister, who occupied the rooms
.11’ CV 28 , ) 90 »i obove with his family was awaken Sunday of a month.
NAT I li DA Y
•>V. »d-\ » ‘y. •*V.*tX**V. 9 >
1 A +
Catholic Church, Father Carrol.
ed by the fellow jumping to the
r.
floor below, and supposed it was Services the second Sunday in each
Take the Local.
W . K I M K , M. I>.
lid, so did nothing. Ed takes his month.
2
Cottage Grove people when going loss very philosophically and says
P H Y S I C I A N a n d S L U G I ON
Christian Science services held
nortIt on lire train, should make use if [» ople would only consider what
v\l/x'rv\l//
Office in McFarland Building
nf the local train whenever possible rare judgment the fellow had ill over Allison’s Barber shop every
Over Wynne’s Hardware Store
*
Office Flione, 341 Residence Filone, 120 ft
The Southern Pacific officials want choosing the ‘ Toggery” to rob, Sunday inorniug at 11 o’clock and
rfv.
ftv, V.
to see as large a travel ou that train and would select » h good things as Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock.
M tas
ns possible. If you have to go the robber did, the advertisement
north, get up early enough to take to him, by the robber, would be
¿.■On/zW i ■-
W
► V’. I
Virgil Purvance
the local it will give vou more time wotth more than the $25 loss. We
J U T A RI ON V BATCH
Virgil Purvance, a son of Ernest
for your business and give you « put his philosophy into print, but.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR and LICENSED
We are the people to fill your order for
ride in the cool of the morning, and that won’t catch the robber. Tbe Purvance. 6 years an .1 9 months j
EMBALMER
it will help out on the train statis only source of identification is the old, was burred to death in Ihe old j
Winter Supplies.
We have the best
Parlors »it Veateh a Lawson's.
ti.lics. The company has got to! tailor made suit which the man warehonse at Bonita Friday nigbt
groceries, etc., to be* had a t the lowest
The building is an old two story > ».» i.'+'ñ&'-si.*
«* 4
run the noon train whether Cottage stole.
prices. If you d o n ’t believe us, come
log cabin owned by tho Oregon Se- j
Grove people ride on it or not, and
and
investigate. Our Dry Goods stock
curities
Co.,
and
has
long
been
a
so if the local is continued the
Creswell
stopping place and road house for
is complete.
.
.
.
people should give their patronage
Register: C. L Weber went to miners enroute to Bohemia, With it
to that train, as 1 lie Southern Pa
cifio officials are stating that the Portland Wednesday 01: a business j was burned the present postoffice
! building, an addition built about
truiu does not piy as they expected. trip
j three years ago,
in which was tin
Help to keep the train iu service
Riley 1 city itceived a telegram postoffice, the store and the office of
Ihi- lar by using it bolh going and
Has the largest Stock of School
bo1** Canyon. C*ty, Colorado, last tpe superintendent of Hie plant,
coming.
supplies iu the city. Our line of
veek to the effect that John und Ed | Mr Purvance is the eleetri
Petty were in a hospital seriously cian
of
tlu. eiectrjc
power
Books. Artist's Material. Sundries
DISADVANTAGES OF SEVEN sick with typhoid fever. A second ii0use at ,|lat point and lived with
MONTHS SCHOOL.
telegram stated that although the his family in the warehouse. That
are now complete.
A matter that will come to the boys were very sick they were do evening all the family went over to
We are giving special care to
attention ot the fathers and mothers ing well as could be expected.
the power plant to watch the men
of Cottage Cliove before long will
W II l ’ortei of S.tiuu Monica, put on a big 24-inch belt and about
I e the few stu tents iu the High Cal., is visiting his neice Mrs. Gor- 8:55 Grandmother Purvance took
Our Presciption Counter
School and the few students who rel here.
Virgil ami his younger brother back
are iu line tor graduation iu the
to put them to bed. She put Vir
Mr. and Mrt. Earl Leabo who gil to bod upstairs in the Ware
which at all times get tho best
next year or so. When they begin
left
Creswell
about
ten
months
ago
to look into the matter to find out
attention,
using only the purest
house, and thou put the other boy
why it is, the result of the several for California arrived home and e x to bed in the room back ot tho post-
ot chemicals, having the largest
terms of seven months school, pect to make their home here.
office room in the building adjoin
stock in town it makes shopping
which the schools were compelled
A “ bunch” ot Creswell fans ing the Warehouse. Vugii iu the easy in our place.
to observe a short lime ago. 'J lie Trove to Springfield Sunday to meantime came down stairs again,
ablest and wisest school instructors witness tho ball game between and the grandmother gave him
Mailorders receive the best of
of the age have decided, busing Springfield and the Portland Ma lighted candle and lie went back up attention.
their facts upon actual experience, roons.
to bed with it as he ha 1 done many
1 hat seven months is not a loti
Mrs W J Hammond who left times before. In just an instant
enough tune tor practically auy
seemingly the whole cabin was
fctudeut to complete the study ol here about a month ago for Bell- ablaze, and as quick as the grand
ville, Kas., arrived here with her
any of the school books in use iu
two little daughters Monday. Mr. mother discovered the fire she ran
the country, but that nine months
up the stairs between the two build
Mammoud met them at Portland.
CM laja Grava. Oregon
school is the shoitest time iu which
ings and attempted to get to the
Tito I.adies Aid Society will give boy, but on opening the door the
a student can complete Ins work
and be ready to stand a satisfactory < progressive ice cream social Fri llaines burst upon her driving her
examination and that too on not to lay evening at the W. O. W. La 11 back, still she tried to get in, but
exceed five or six studies When Rev. Stratford will also lecture ut was unable and badly burned both
a shorter time is given to tliu work, frcnology. ‘ ‘ Kuin kuinawl.”
her hands. She then got the General Blacksm¡thing
study »Uer study is missed by al
C. L. Weber sold Monday to M younger boy out below, and bv that
Horseshoeing a specialty.
most every student and consequent M. Dobbids his house and several time the men from the plant had
Wagon and carriage re
additional years must bn taken it loti neat the prune dryer. C o n s i d arrived. Mr Purvance Hied t > get
in«. All work guaranteed
Have your liorsosteot h ev-
which to complete the course. For eration J>Ho<>.
upstairs hut could not, and could
aiiiinedand repaired. Shop
at
rear of Hemenway &
instance suppose we take a stodem
do nothing to stop the progress ol
Burkholder's Store :: ::
At this writing, Mrs. Sherman tho Hatties. Messrs. Hover and
111 the lOili giadu on a seven
j
IQ
T'H ZEJ jtfi r
months school: That year he can wliti lias been seriously ill is re Lincoln Taylor were there and the'
not do all his woik and misses I be polled better.
bellied to remove the records of the
examination on two studies, next
A biithday party »as given at the postoffico and the store supplies,
year hu at tempts to do his eleventh home of TTios.
Morse Tuesday and were successful in saving prac
Herbert Kakln
grade work, say even in a trim evening in honor ot Mu. Clyde tically everything of value from that
l ‘ r e s i,d c u t
T. C. Wheeler
mouths school, will) not only Ids Smith
building.
C a s h i e r
regular course of study, but in ad
Mr.
Purvance
and
family
lost
a
A very pleisaut and interesting
dition must carry his two studies
good (fcal of c'othing and peiaonal
missed in the loth grade and ns a party was held on Sunday the 22 nd, effects, but the most valuable things
result his eleventh grad. examina at the tesi-le nee of Adelbert Morse were saved.
P R O M P T L Y AND N E A T L Y
tious shows him up missing in a ill honor ol the 91st biithday ot his
Mr.
Purvance
thinks
Ih
liov
in
E*X E C U T E D
AT
THE
couple 1 I nine studies; then his a lo, ted tattier David Morse, or going upstairs accidentally set fire
(■ i.iiilpi Moïse” as lie is general
A gem ral banking;
twelfth glade and in order to grad
to
some
of
the
heavy
building
pa
business transact-
uute 011 tune, he must have for two kn >» it.
per with which the building was
m nO D H BBBÜ
years done ulnio-t double work
lined, and in some places four
ORGANIZED
Bohemia Mine Case Settled.
The result 111 most cases, that tin
thicknesses deep, and was s o sleep'
COl T# 'IE GROVE
students have not done saiislactory
1900
Judge Hamilton on T u e . lay and tired that he did not notice it,
O n fi O O N
work, either for themselves or rendered a decision iu the case ot and when h; struck his bed was in
their teachers, in any of their Patrick J Jennings vs the Noon- stantly asleep, an I never a» ikened,
studies amt it they | ass ai all must lay mining Co a suit to establish being smothered by the smoke.
do so with low maiks, and jxxiily a title to a mine in the Bohemia The grandmother at times thinks
equipped for their life.
listriet. The motion of the plantiff she heard his voice calling, loit is
Such a situation faceH every one to dismiss the suit without preju- not sure. In burning tlu- walls of
B e ; n i t d u l l y I« h a l » d i n F o r t l a n d O r e
n
of the would lie gisd utes of the Jice to another suit of the same tlio cabiu all tell in. so tint they
t e r s u n s u r p i - s il »
• l i t i » « , f o r t h e
tu
schools for the coming year. Each cause is dismissed and the title to fell ou top of the boys remains and l u r e a n d o » t iltt
»'. t i e n ot y o u n g y% o l i l e II
>JH i a l
one of tliec has had to face one ol the property involved o decreed in all that could be gathered w is a o p p o r t u n i t i e s it M ' i v \ r t 1 • - a x . « . a n d I it e r
\\ d l c « i i • i p e d F h y V,
; lb-
more seven months school, with the favor of tho defendant, who is also little pile of bones, over which the a o i r . a t r.-,
o r i e s . 1 Ieri* t n u i u a n d M in » r a l C a b i n e t
1
resultant that they have either awarded costs. The suit has been sad funeral services were held at the l.irurst and old» >»t I ad»« » v
m f
it rmo>s a nation. I r- ••».it*, >n tor im I
carried double work in one or more pending in court since January i j , home ol John C’urr n, Mrs. Pur- Northwest
parting (iu* l*»***t physical mental and n»< ral (rain f
grades or have skipped some studies i!»o 4 , au 1 giew out ot a sheriff's vance’s father, Sunday afternoou, bv ing and developing fri, w o n i a n h o . d Equips
or missed in some, which must he sale ot the mine pursuant to a Rev. S. E. Meminger, uid were socially and educationally f i r fit* tv . x
station Confer* Acadeni:. and 1 h • w ate I Vgroc
made up this year iu order to p a s s judgement obtained by J. Frank | buried in the Seats cemetei.v
bv State Aliti».*ntv lut« rf» ren •-u<ili t >n\;• ti.>p
ol
non Uath* b. * i<«
g ,, y d- d \,
tn
tin» examination and be entitled to Watson, who the commenced liti
There was practically n wind at
i* ideally located . r o d i ' • te - •
l.u
ration iu |S'.»(),
graduate.
| the time of the lire, or tlk stables of tage* Social o ppo rtf > • - -
,»\
Two of the five, >n line for
the company and the power house in n>» other citv on the t t^r D .1 w . , tp
commodious \ m !ig! t**d
1
twelfth grade work
have
two
would have gone with the Ware- dormitories and private r m*. -tq i-i„ i viti
Millinery Exhibit.
studies to make up iu addition to
1 bouse ami postoffice. Mrs Pur modern conveniences Ihe institution i« liberi
Mi iss Mary Bartels is opening up vance a t !»: 15 told her Ifsbim l she anil proiire**»ive with • t -» » : " 4 . tli. i It • ., r,
their regular twelfth grade work,
ami tradition* of age and a. It « yenu nt b rm
We R a v e a full l in e of Legal B l a n k s a n d
m e other has three studies or more, à neat millinery shop on Main would go back to the house and modest Satini.«* t«trv r. ?i r. n« ( '
r. d W r t e f
• * »•. ••
and two others have two eleventh street next the city meat market. turned to the door of the plant, and announcement b« Liei If ir«l . d i
y
year Addre«* MMerf « r r - M
\, J.
,
T r e s p a s s Notices.
h :
grade studies, and two tenth grade The store room is being nicely saw tin whole building u mass of
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to make up. The question lacing papered and painted and show tlarnes, and that just 20 minutes
the students au I parents is, can windows fitted up. She will have from the time the grandmother had
they do it. or shull they take an in a good line for the gratification left them.
of her patrons.
Special Millinery Sale.
The company loss is estimated at
guarantee to ro&ke great rtductions,
other y< ar.
less than $1 ^oo.
The board will be v e ry lucky it
so that it will surely pay you to in
it has a single graduate for next
A largo uuinlier of Eugene people
M u tin A Harms, milliners, will vestigate.
spring. Work as they will the task are enjoying the summer at New
al sale, which is a clver-
Win, Pertnau's son 14 V rsitin g j
pi tiio students is a severe ouc. Ou fo il,
him from Junction,
tised elsewhere iu tùia paper. They
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