The Togs
Try W . A Hemenway for gro-
Steam Hay Baler.
ceries.
C. M. Henderer of Leona, pur
The Coivallis k Eastern is to be
chased > • the Wynne lldwe Co.
extended.
Tuesday of this week a big hay
baler, with a enpicity of forty to
Gao Kerr is acting as blacksmith j
of hay per day. Mr, Hen
W. A, Hemenway welcomes clcse at the Wildwood mill!
Geo. McQueen arrived from the fifty t'
derer will operate the baler with
buyers.
| The town has been full of lawyers Inorth
" ii;
:t '
,horl a traction engiuo aud has bought a
trip away
Best values in shoes at \V. A. and witnesses in the various cases
_
' .
.
,
large supply of ties ready for a big
He m.-uway’s.
this week.
■ V'.pt. Bade was id town from tuo rlII1 His | urchfcM runs into con-
regou Securities
property on Isider.
money and he hopes to
Clothing at less than cost at W.
Hammocks ot all kinds at Veateh
Thursday.
m ake
w ry
profitable use o f b i s
A. Hemenway’s.
& Lawson’s. Let your foDs at
Frank DamewooJ and wife were baler w! re the season is over.
Trunks, valises for your summer home keep cool in the hammocks.
vacations at Veateh & Tawsons.
K e n n e d y ’s L a x a tiv e llo n e v and iu town on business Tuesday from
T a r is the origin al la x a tiv e co u gh Wildwood.
Flower Carnival.
W. A Hemenway’s store west of syru p aud com bin es th e qu alities
Attorneys
H.
C.
Mahon
and
J.
To
■ ! Carnival contest
bridge Kakin & Bristow building. necessary to relieve the co u gh and
purge the system o f cold . C on tain s M- Pipes of Eugene were in the city committi of the Womans Club of
Wall and Biver streets.
no op iates. B euson P h arm acy .
Wednesday.
Cotta.
(¡rove has about decided
Camp furniture, stools and cots,
Metcalf k Bruod are greatly
Mrs.
J
W.
Harris
and
son
of
that
there
is no use of their having
everything to make camp life com
pleased with their big cash register Eugene haw law . a ¿siting with her such a > ntest, because the weather
fortable at Veateh & Lawson’s.
and find it saves them from one to parents here.
i has ho n such that it has been
The wife of Judge F. F. Ryan of two dollars daily. They are want
practically impossible for anyone to
M. II. Andersou left on Friday
Oregou City bore bim triplets last ing a bigger store room.
raise good (lowers this year, and
morning’s local for a brief business
Sunday, but one died in a few
the ladies will have to put it off
C. N. Grubbs, the Polk Directory trip to Portland.
hours.
until
t time. The children
mau was in Cottage Grovo this
Miss Smith, a n e i o f Mrs. San wh ■ 1 i
,.ea a great interest iu
I<ee Wetmore is said to have week making up the list, for the
opened up a good body of free gold Grove. He expects that the county ford, «left for a short visit with the work of flower culture will of
course 1
reatly dissapointed, but
on his property in the Bohemia directory will be out in a couple of friends Thursday.
it
s.cu
st
and the children must
Oliver Veateh and Tom Wheeler
months.
District.
live in hopes that next yenr will be
went
to
Eugene
Friday
and
re
Griffin & Veateh are doing the
Cochran aud Conner at the Ba
just tin best one possible for
turned on the local.
plumbing in the new bank buildiug zaar are going to add to their store
flowers.
G. G. Warner came down from
which is now rapidly approaching room, bv the space formerly used
completion.
for a store room, the landlord, Tom tho mines this week, and left for
Total Eclipse of Moon Aug. 4 th.
the south on Friday.
Mining
Harry Metcalf and U. Welch are Allen having moved a store room
There will bo a total eclipse of
on
to
the
rear
of
the
building-
Rev. and Mrs. B. C. Tabor, °( the moon on Saturday Aug. qtb at
going to tho hills this yenr for an
State (fame Warden Baker was Eugono were guests at the home of Loi a. 111 and a partial eclipse Aug.
outing together. They propose to
iu the city this noon on his way J. B Lewis Wednesday.
rusticate in good fa-Lion.
lftth, b tli visible in this section of
Russel Welch, manager of tho the U. S.
The land office has the power to home from McMinnville, where he
cancel the receiver’ s receipt aud all had been to prosecute a case for electric plant, made a short business
preliminary preceedings, and fre throwing saw dust iu a stream.— trip to Eugene Saturday.
C a r d of T h a n k s .
quently exercises this power in case Albany Democrat.
Claude Swan returned to Cor
We desire to express our appre
Mayor Tom Johnson of Cleveland vallis Wednesday after a visit with ciation if the thoughtfulness and
of irregularities in the application.
Ohio,
has been cited for contempt | bis grandfather' F. Mors-
sympathy of the many friends
Robert Suitor of Cottage Grove,
whose kit'd words and deeds have
Oregon, has practically decided to ot court for violuting an injunction
Supt
Briggs
of
the
Drain
Nor
relinquish the sawmill business, lor in teartng up tho tracks of.» street mal returned irom the south to helped u to lay away our dear soil
railway company which were in
to his Inst rest, in the arms of the
a time at least, and will start a Hour
spend Sunday with bis family.
conflict with the Municipal line.
great Father, who knows best.
mill at Vancouver.— Timbermau.
Miss Edna Harris, who has been
E iink -: P i rvance ini > F amily .
A. F. & A. M.
C. H. Burkholder has a new an i
A vein is defined as an occur
visiting friends here for some time,
original
sign
in
an
advertisement
rence of ore, unusually disseuuna
Cottage
Grove Lodge No. 51.
returned to her home at Eugene
Bartels Ice Plant
ted through a gaogue, or veinstone of Peters shoes, in the shape of a Thursday.
Meetings
1
st and 3 rd Wednesdays
aud having a more or less regular large semi-circular sign which
J.
H.
Bartels
says
that
just
as
of
each
month.
Miss Helen Magee left on Wed-
development in leugth, width and hangs over the store door, and in
which at night, two lights, one red, uesday’s 110011 train for Salem, soon as he can get away now lie
L. F. Wooley, W. M.
depth.
the other green revolve, the sign where she will visit with friends will go t' i Portland and order a big
J. B. Lurch, Secy.
compre s ir for his ice plant and
McQueen and Ostrander will showing in turn red, then green, this summer.
will beg to install an ice plant.
move their fruit aud cigar sta'-d then red, etc. Tha sign is very-
Mrs. Clint Branstetter returned He will mtiniie his brick building
into their “ Yellow corner’ building attractive and catebes ones eye at
G. A. R.
to her Eugene home Wednesday af to the alley and «ill build another
as soon as the saloon fixtures are once.
ter a week’s visit with Cottage big cool 1, almost as big as the
taken out and will open up a big
Appomatax Post No. 34.
-weet breath adds to the joys ,if Grove friends.
present < • in it, half of which will Meets at 1 p. m. on the 2nd and
stand, with nue billard table, a pool a A
kiss You wouldn’t want to kiss
table and a Klondyke table for their vour wife, mother or sweet hear i with
Mrs. Basset, wife of the S. P. be used to store ice in, and the bal 4 th Saturday of each month.
patrous.
a bnd breath. You can't have a Station agent at Drain and Miss ance to ore butter and eggs. He
Dr. D. L. Woods, Post Com.
healthy stomach without perfect di
has mad arrangements with the
Frank Jordan started out Thurs gestion. There is only one remedy Leona Perkins of the Perkins hotel
G.
W. McReyuolds, Adjutant
Willamcu Valley electric company
day morning to put th? Bohemia that digests what you eat and makes of the same place were visitors in
for
a
twenty
horse
power
motor
to
telephone lute in thorough repair the breath as sw eet ns a rose—anil tho Gvove on Monday.
run the plant with, which will be
remedy is Kotlol for dyspepsia.
Mr. Jordan states that he is going that
It. R. Giltner and wife of Port
It Is n relief for sour stomach, palpita
to stay with it and will put it in tion of the heart, and other ailments land are visiting Mr. and Mrs. De- installed ns toon as the plant is
Bohemia Camp No. 200 .
first class condition from end to arising from disorder of the stomach Leur Homenway and family. Mrs. complete. Mr. Bartels will prob-
and digestion. Take a little Kodol Giitner is a sister of Mr. Hemen ably use bis present compressor to Meets each Friday evening.
end.
cor,l tho me it refrigerator, adding
after your meals and see what it will
F. C. Coffman, Consul Com.
A feature of the Great Elks pa do for you. Sold by Benson Phar way.
one just for ice.
Chas. VanDenburg, Clerk.
rade iu Denver was the snowballing macy.
He lias just installed two fans
W. A. Hogate came in Wednes
of a party of men from four w agons
day evening with the big four- which will be run by his power
loaded with snow that drove in the
Hop Rates Reduced to East.
nnd which keeps the air in ~~
horse outfit of the Vesuvius mine pi
O. E. S.
parade. Tho snow was brought
and left Thursday noon with a big the shop fresh and cool.
The
railroads
announce
the
fol
Cottage
Grove
Chapter No. 4.
down the Moffat road where next
1 I Bartels ami F. M. Ernest
load of supplies for the mine.
lowing
reduction
in
freight
rates
on
Meetings
held
on
2nd and 4th Fri
day the Elks went to try their hand
hops goiug east:
Philip llohl came up from his di in up thirty bead of fine cattle day of each month.
in a great snow field.
from Oakland on Wednesday aud
Chicago, July 21 , iltoti.
sawmill on Saturday to spend Sun
D oes evil still, y o u r w h o le life fill?
Thursday as they could not get a
Mrs. C. H. Burkholder. W. M.
Effective
August
25,
I90O,
hop
day
at
homo.
He
reports
the
work
Does w oe betide?
car ¡0 ship them in. Fred is going
W. S. Bennett, W. P.
rate,
Eastern
common
points,
east-
going right along, and expects to
Your th o u g h ts abide on suicide?
bound $2 per loo pounds, carloads, get to sawing before so very long. to Portland tho first of next mouth
You need a pill!
Miss Celia Lurch, Secy.
to spend three or four weeks in an
N o w for prose and fa cts— D e W ltt’s minimum weight, space loading
Judge Harris, District Attorney ice factory liecoming thoroughly
L ittle E arly Kisers a re the m ost p le as
capacity
of
car,
but
in
no
case
less
an t and reliable pills k n o w n to d a y
K. of P.
Williams and County court Report ported on ice manufacture, as he is
T h ey never gripe. S old b y B enson than 2 o,ooo pounds. All arrange er Thompson of Eugene came up
the
machinist
of
tho
firm.
Juvenlus Lodge No. 48.
ments for free storage and free
P h arm acy.
Tuesday night, to be present at the
Meets every Wednesday night
Rev Dr O. L Fisher, father of local service to points of concentra session of court which Judge Harris
is Reconciled to Holy Roller Wife.
L. W. Baker, Chancellar Coin.
the editor suffered another stroke tion to be cancelled
held ou Wednesday.
ol paralysis ou lust Saturday at bis
V 'll Creffield forever out of the Chas. VanDenburg, K. of It. A S.
Dr. Hockett came in from his
Denver home and his right side is
Street Railway Before Long.
s followers iu this vicinity
vacation on Monday noon and
badly affected. At the last reports
We have heard on good authority brought with him the wife and are 1 ipidlv recovering from his in ~
L O. O. F.
he seemed to be getting over it a that when the present Electric baby. They had a splendid time fluenre. During his former incar
Cottage Grove No.68.
little but he is gradually getting lighting franchise is accepted by in their camp and both feel very cerati :i in the penitentiary fumi
much more feeble.
la « re reunited, aud the same Meetings every Saturday night.
the city, that the Willamette Valley greatly refreshed.
There will be a meeting of the Co. will ask the council for a street
8. S. Shortridge N. G.
conditions
aio now prevailing.
Mr. and Mrs. Fingal Hinds left
Lane County Poultry Association railway franchise and that construc- for Portland on Saturday for a Lewi1 Hartley, who sued for a di
Gus D. Gross, Secy.
Monday afternoon, July 3 o, at two tiue work will begin within a very visit of several days duration. Mr. voro at the last term of court here,
o’clock at the office of the secretary, short time. The whole town will Hinds lias a deal on band that he Inis a lidrawn his complaint, and
J. M. Williams in Eugene to make be glad to see the company get hopes to put through that makes lias 1 ome reconciled to his wife
Royal Neighbors.
arrangements for the poultry show, such a franchise and that too on him happy as a lark.
mil 1 'lighter, who left him to fol Meets 2 nd and 4U1 Wedncs lay ot
which it is planned will bo held in the most reasonable of terms.
low J Ima to Wald port. This is
C. A. Miller and family, former lieliei 1 here to be the first step each month.
Eugene early in the new year. A
Ethel Bisby, Oracle.
residents of Cottage Grove but now toward effacing
full attendance of the association is
IIoly-Rollerism
The
Glory
of
Iceland.
Mrs.
C.
W.
Wallace, Recorder.
of Albany, are moving to Eight li > n the minds nnd hearts of its
desired.
They say that Iceland has one Mile, Eastern Oregon, which «ill he form, , followers -Telegram
Wf sly J. Wycoff, an employee
_____
of the Hyland Lumber Co. at policeman, no jail, no intoxicating their future homo, Mr. Miller is
M. W .o f A.
Mabel, has been removed to the liquor, domestic or imported, and going to try farming for a change
Notice to Taxpayers.
Meetings 1st and 2rd Tuesday.
Eugene hospital in an unconscious not one illiterate past the age of horns Miller recently made a short
LeRoy Woods, Con-ml.
P< 11s desiring to examine the
condition resulting from the crush ten. A poor country; and yet what visit here with friends.
Mrs. Maria Harding and »laugh
ment for 1D06 are invited to
ing of his forehead, by being struck country is richer in the riches that
C. W. Wallace, Secy.
ter, Miss Bessie, arrived at this do
¡thin the next ten days that
by the crank of a windlass, while do not have wings aud fly away?
place Friday from Salem to spend an',
essary corrections may be
drawing some heavy timbers up to
Rebekahs
it t e e of th e
tho summer on their farm home mad 1 efore commencing fo write
be loaded on a car. It is very S K o o S l a R n © c F o r n t v s t n r c u l c s t c i o o n S c C h o o m o m
l D ep art
near this city, the guests of Mr. the roll
doubtful if he survives.
m en t,
Cottage Grove No. 24 .
B. F. K i knkv ,
The telephone
linemen have San Francisco, Cal., July 19, ’oG and Mrs. Ira Conner. They were
Meetings 1st, 3 rd and 5 th Friday ol
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Harding’s
County
Assessor.
been busy cutting out the old wires Dr. B. R. Job, Mayor,
each month
neice and a young lady friend, both July 23, ioG 9 .
and attaching onto the new cables
Cottage Grove, Ore.
Etta Baker, N. O.
of
Salem.
--------
and changing the connections to
Dear Sir: Enclosed find a receipt
Katie
B. Veateh, Secy.
Mining Locations.
the houses. The new connections for eighty-six dollars and 38 cents
Mrs. Green Pitcher and hor
make the wires work much better, the contribution of Cottage Grove, sister Miss Edna Kerr left for Man
M
Cabe locates Wedge Trac
and they will give vastly much Oregon, to the San Francisco hattan, Nevada on Thursday for a tion mi' a g claim, Bohemia district.
M B A
more satisfaction than they have School Reconstruction Fund, which visit with another married sister
Modem Brotherhood of America
done. The work is steadily pro has been turned over to us by there. The ladies will have a long
Real
Estate
Transfers.
Meets 2 nd and 4 th Tuesday at I. O.
gressing and considerable is yet to Mayor Eugene E. Schmitz,
trip by rail, and »hen a fifty mile
V.
1
.
and
L°la
M.
Dobbins
to
O.
F. Hall.
stage
drive
across
the
desert.
Miss
i
The
wonderful
outpouring
of
be done.
McQueen lot 3 blk 2 in
T. W. Jenkins,Sec.
The ice cream scciai to raise | sympathy for San Francisc > in her Kerr expects to stay all winter,
funds for the payment of debts cf i distress, aa evidenced by your gen- but it she does not she will stay in McQ'i .•en’s ad to Cottage Grove.
« f 180.
the Woman s Suffrage movement in e ous contribution, added to many California.
McFarland to Ma M
F. J. Hard and Alex L u n d b e rg
Cottage Grove on
Wednesday , others of ¡ike character, is so deeply
St. Valentino Circle 121 .
night at the Christian Cbuicb, was j appreciated by us that it is impos- drove into town from the Vi-uviu- M ilici *ts 1 and 2, blk t, D. G .
Mf.Fn
ind’s
5th
ad
Cottage
to
Meets
1 st and 3rd Tuesday in W.
not all the success in the way of sible to give adequate expression to' Tuesday. Mr. Hard was in a b
G
row
R
i
s
'our
gratilude.
I
trust
that
you
|
hurry
to
get
0
way
to
Borland,
but
patronage that it might have been.
O. VV. Hall.
Flora J. Miller, Clerk.
The ladies had prepared fine cake will express to all concerned in this took time to order a big load of
and ice cream, and good music was particular gift our most heartfelt | supplies for the four-horse team to
All 1 tents, agricultural as well
take out on Thursday to the Vesu- in in
rendered by the Baud, but the thanks.
ire support il to contain u
L. O. T. M .
Very sincerely yours,
vius. Mr. Lundberg came in to res*
n sf tho right of lodes
people did not take the interest
Lady
I.amaon Hive No. 42 .
A l f r e d R on 'O varri ,
attend the trial of the Town Minin.; ap<
■ 1 tsi ! their bounds and
that was exnected, although a por
Su;
C
.miai
S
'
l
L
.
b
Co,
h.uiv
if
«ud
others
jdip]
•ider such patented land. Meets 2 nd aud 4 th Friday of each
tion of the debt fund was raised.
F o r th e T o g g e r a t
"The Toggery”
L a m m (Si C o ’s . =
ade to measure
ade to fit
ade to wear
HOTEL GRAHAM
Headquarters For
and Com mercial Men
Lodge Directory.
w. o. w.
w. o. w.
i
month.
Mrs. Mary Schmutz, L. C.
Miss LetaSanford, K. K.
K. O.T. M.
Cascade No. GG.
Meets every Thursday night.
O. H. Veateh, Com.
R. K . Bennis, Cooter.
Classified Advertisements.
For Sale
lG-inch slab wood, blocks and
trimmings at $ 1.50 per load deliv
ered Phone No. 501 Brown Lum
ber Co.
Wanted.
Miners at the Continental Mine
Myrtle Creek, Oregon. Telephone
connections,
tf
Saw mill and lumber ynrd labor
ers if 2.25 per day. Woodsmen $2.-
25 to $ 3 .oo. Steady work. Apply
to Booth Kelly I,umber Co., lin
tf
gerie, OregoD.
160 acres of timber situated in
section 4 , township 18, range 1
enst, Lane County, Oregou. Esti
mated at eight inillioD feet. For
particulars address.
Bryan &
Fisher, No. I l l East Me In Street,
Missoula, Montana.
Fresh milk and cream delivered
anywhpre in the city. U. M. Lam
bert. Prop. You are invited to in
spect our dairy.
16
Cash paid for a few tliousnad
second hand feed sacks at the flour
mill.
tf
Sacks Wanted.
We will day 5 cetifs per sack for
second hand grain sacks until
further notice. S icks must be in
good condition.
Cottage Grovo Flour Mills.
D r e J n C o n t r a c t s G o to G r o v o *
Veateh k Lawson were awatded
the contract for the painting and
papering in tho Normal School at
Drain, the contract amounting to
several hundred dollars.
Geo. Lea has been awarded the
contract for the addition to the
Normal school building.
C. Ii. Stewart lias been grauted n
franchise to put in a complete
water system for Drain, the work
for which has been planned by Geo,
Lea. It is understood that Lea
will put in tho plant for Mr. S*ew-
art. The cost of tho work is be
tween $G 5 oo and $7500.
All these contracts are yet to be
signed up by the Grove people but
have been awarded to them.
Reduced
Round Trip
Rates.
Excursion
Round trip passenger rateH Chi
cago to Portland nnd return, via
direct line will be $75.00 amt from
Missouri River points $(¡0.00.
These tickets will be on sale daily
commencing June tat and continu
ing until Sept. 15th with final re
turn limit of October 31 st.
J. M. IstiAM.
Russel Welch has a big Edison
phonograph at his house which he
recently purchased nt the Bazaar,
and is making lots of music for tha
delight of his friends aud neighbors.