Lodge Directory.
The Togs
nine were living.’
A short service was held at the
family residence Thursday at 10
o’clock by Rev. Wallace, after
A. F. & A. M.
Wood accepted for subscriptio n
j which the remains were laid to
Cottage Grove Lodge No. 51.
renewals at the Leader office.
I rest in the Brumbaugh cemetery.
F. J. Hard and wife drove to the Eugene and Roseburg papers please
Meetings 1st and 3rd Wednesdays
ff
44
Call on Griffin & Veatch Co. and Vesuvius on Wednesday.
copy.
of each mouth.
examine their line of sporting goods
S. C. Stevens the Eugene piano
L. F. Wooley, W . M.
Dr. Hockett states that his You- tuner made a trip to the Grove this
Death of Dr. Brookhart.
J. B. Lurch, Secy.
calla drug store is doing a splendid week on busihess.
After many months of suffering
business.
John Col man aud wife were iu from paralysis and heart trouble,
From the reports creeping in of town on Friday and report things Dr. II. B. Hrookburt died Saturday
G. A. R
the hume -s, they must be having going finely out their way.
at the Soldiers’ Home Hospital in
AppoinaUx Post No. 34.
pretty fair luck.
Roseburg, and was hurried Dext
J. M. Howe of Eugeue was up
Meets at 1 p. m. on the 2nd and
A fine new stock of Edison and this week to fit out some of Cottage day in the Home cemetery at that
place.
1th Saturday of each month.
Columbia Grapbopbones ami rec Grove’s men with new tailor made
Decesaed was fig years and 8
Dr. D. L. Woods, Post Com.
ords at the Bazaar.
suits.
months
of age, and was a native of
G. W. McRoyuolds, Adjutant
W. A . Hemenway’s store west of
U. G. Walker returned Thursday Kentucky. He served three years
bridge Eakin A Bristow buildiDg. from an extended trip sel ing paints. as sergeant iu the Civil war in Gen.
Wall and River streets.
He finds business good throughout Grant's old regiment— Co H, 21st
Illinois Infantry.
He practiced
the
valley.
Wynne
Hdwe.
Co.
are
fitting
up
Bohemia Camp No. 2C0.
medicine
for
many
years
at Drain,
a gasoline wood saw, with which
Frank Wooley has returned from where he was held by high esteem
Meets each Friday evening.
some
man
will
get
out
a
lot
of
wood.
an outing up in the hills. He says by all who knew tiim for his many
F. C. Coffman, Consul Com.
Bryan seems to be the coming he did not bring much of the hills sterling qualities.— Nonpareil.
Cbns. VnnDenburg, Clerk.
man. Democratic politicians all back, but brought more of the val
over the country are endorsing ley dust than anything else.
Copper Mining in the Valley Grows.
O. E. S.
him.
F. D. Wheeler, the Minnesota
Since the opening up of the Kel-
Cottage Grove Chapter No. 4.
Cottage Grovo has one good ten capitalist who has just been granted
30-year franchise by our city say coppfer property near Creswell,
Meetings held on 2nd and 4th Fri nis court now, and the young folks,
and a few of the older ones too are couucil for a firstclass system of farmers all along the valley are e x
day of each month.
water works for Drain, will have a amining the ledges ou their prop
enjoying themselves.
Mrs. C. H. Burkholder. W. M.
large force of men at work next erty. It is said that ledges just as
Salem, Sept. 10 to 15, i 9o6,
W. S. Bennett, W. P.
good and prominent as the Kelsay
should be the place designated for week, digging ditches for the mains property run to within a mile of
Miss Celia Lurch, Secy.
and
piping.
He
hopes
to
have
the
an outing this fall, as the Oregon
work completed before the wet sea the Grove, and that a number of
State Fair will be immense.
son begins iu November........ M. H. men have been busy investigating
K. of P.
The stockholders of the Great Anderson, a prominent lumberman them. Work is progressing rapidly
Northern mine in the Blue Rivei of Cottage Grove is in the city on at the Kelsay property and also on
Juventus Lodge No. 48.
District have just held their annual business...... Mrs. Abbic Trask and the Sears property which was re
Meets every Wednesday night.
meeting and planned new work.
son Bert have returned to Drain af cently bonded.
L. W. Baker, Chancellar Com.
Three carloads ot people went to ter a pleasant month’s visit with
Chas. VuuDenburg, K. of R. A S.
Eugene to the circus on Friday relatives and friends at Cottage
Lumber Yard Burns.
morning. Many- of the mill had Grove.— Nonpareil.
Last
Wednesday evening the
I. O. O. F.
lo shut down to allow their men to
lumberyard of Col. D. W. Huffar
The Leader tells the news.
Cottage Grove N0.G8.
g°-
at Divide was burned. Mr. Huffar
Meetings every Saturday night.
! s a sawmill at that point and had
Metcalf and Brund aie going to
Water Supply.
S. S. Shortridge, N. G.
put in a very fine Hue of china ware,
f A t 10,000,000 feet of timber
ù
both decorative and for table pur
Cbas. VanDenberg and Oliver s .edin the yard awaiting sliip-
Gus D. Gross. Secy.
poses. A portion of this will be Veatch took a walk our last Sunday 1 .nt. Hornets had built a nest at
shipped direct from the factory in to inspect the water system, and one end of a pile of lumber, and
A R E TH E FIN E ST MADE
Royal Neighbors. Japan, whose ware is considered of found that the water pressure of the boys set fire to the nest to get
Meets 2nd and 4th Wednesday ot the highest qnality.
the system was such that the water rid of it, and watched it carefully
™
Present your wife with a set of them and
each month.
Remember an award nt the Ore- overflows from the reservoir east of until they thought it was all out,
Ethel Bisby, Oracle.
see her smile as never before. You can
J
gnu State Fair. Sept. 10 I5 inclu town, on account of its being so then left it, and later were aroused
Mrs. C. W. Wallace, Recorder.
sive has a meaning. Competition much lower than the reservoirs at to Cud the whole yard in flames,
take your pick from the traveling man’s
being very stroog, quality that is the source of supply, and they sug which had evidently spread from
samples, if you arrange at once with
very hard to prove will be found in gested that tho supply be turned the fire in the nests, which aro ¡ike
punk
and
h
>ld
fire
a
long
time.
In
M. W. of A.
off
at
the
east
reservoir,
so
that
tho
the displays, and exhibits upon
which awards are placed will be of full force could be had on the spite of all that could be done the
Meetings ist and 2rd Tuesday.
mains, and leave the water in that entire yard was burned entailing a
greater value.
reservoir, as well as in the McFar great loss on Mr. Huffar, as he
LeRoy Woods, Consul.
Our first fail opening will occur land reservoir purely for fire pur had his entire cut already bargained
C. W. Wallace, Secy.
on Thursduy and Friday, Aug. 30 poses. A t the present time the for.
and 31st Included in this our water supply is far greater than the
early fall walking hats, ready-to demand, and water is running from T r a m p s ILob Y o n c a .U a B u t c h e r S h o t
Rebekahs
wear hats, and semi-trimmed hats. the spillway constantly.
Marshall Underwood got a tele
Cottage Grove No. 24.
We cordially invite you to call and
phone message Tuesday morning
Meetings ist, 3 rd and .r>th Friday ot inspect them at Fashion Millinery
that John Moser’s butcher shop at
Fair. Second Southern Oregon District
Store. Maay Bartels, Prop.
each mouth.
Yoncal'a was robbed sometime
Agricultural Society.
Etta Baker, N. G.
Monday
night, supposedly by
The Wave Confectionery has
Roseburg, Ore., Sept. 4 , 5, 6, 7, tramps, who secured $100 and were
Katie B. Veatch, Secy.
ju..t put in a supply of Hires Root
supposed to be on their way north
Beer, and with it secured a very 8, 190G.
For the above occasion a rate of
neat ornamented fountain of yellow
M B A
ware, with drinking ju gj to match. one and one third fare will be made Reduced Summc Excursion Rates
On and aber Juno 1, 19o6 , the
Modem Brotberbood of America Messrs. Perman A Briggs are mak from Cottage Grove to Roseburg
and return.
Southern
Pacific, in connection
ing
a
number
of
improvements,
Meets 2nd and 4th Tuesday at I. O.
Sale dates, September 3, 4 , 5, G, with the Corvallis & Eastern rail
and hope in time to thoroughly re-
O. F. Hall.
New Attractions, New Buildings, New Ideas,
7 and 8, 1906.
road, will have on sale round trip
mo lei the entire plant.
T. W. Jenkins,Sec.
Children of half age, one half of tickets from points on their lines to
Fun by the Ton, Amusement Galore,
On Monday Heney in stating the the above rate.
Newport, Yaquina and Detroit at
government’s case against Frank-
Evening Entertain ments
very low rates, .good for return un
liu P. Mays outlined the charges in
til October 10, i»o6.
St. Valentioe Circle 121.
DIED
such a way as to make it appear
Three-day tickets to Newport
that
the
government
considers
that
Meets ist and 3rd Tuesday in W
Miss Lucy Rebecca Job, daugh- and Yaquina jood going Satur
he was one of the greatest ol the ter of Mayor B. R. Job and wife of
O. W. Hall.
days and returning Mondays, are
land fraud swindlers. A long hard Cottage Grove, dropped asleep
Flora J. Miller, Cleik.
also
on sa'e irom all East Side
trial will be fought before either Monday morning in the sleep that
points, Portland to Eugene, inclu
side wins.
knows no waking, after having sive, and from all West S'de points,
L. O. T. M.
I’ rof. Ty ler, of A m h e r s t college patiently borne years of suffering,
Lady Larason Hive No. 42.
said receutlyy: " A m an can live knowing well her years could be enabling people o visit (heir fa
lies and spend Sunday at the '
c o m fo rta b ly w ith o u t brain,
c man
W. H. DOWNING. President
FRANK W OUR BIN, Secretary I
Meets 2nd and 4th Friday of each ever existed w ith o u t a digestive sys but lew. She was not quite 18 side.
month.
tem. The dyspeptic hnsneither faith, and has for several years been in
Season tickets from all East Side
hope or c h a r i t y . ” D a y b y d a y peo very poor health. Her mother
Mrs. Mary Schmjutz, L. C.
ple realize the im portance of caring and sister have been with her iu points, Portland to Eugene, inclu
sive, and from a’l West Side points, Classified Advertís ments.
for their digestion; realize the need of
Miss Lets Sanford, K. K.
the use of a little corrective after o v Southern California until the last are also on sa'e to Detroit at very
ereating. A correctiv e like Kodol couple of months hoping that the low rates with stop-over privileges
For Dyspepsia. I t d ig e st w h a t you climate would benefit her, but find
K. O. T. M.
at Mill city or any point east, en
For Sale
ea t. Sold by B enson ’s P harm acy.
ing it did not returned and until abling tourists to visit the Santiam
lG-inch slab wood, blocks and
Cascade No. Cf>.
Lawyer Johnson is developing last Thursday she has done very
and Bsitenbush Hot Springs in the trimmings at $1.50 per load del V-
into an expert photographer. well, but then began to sink,
Meets every Thursday night.
Cascade msuntaiiis, .which can be ered Phone No. 501 Brown Lum-
While in their recent camp seven quietly and easily falling asleep,
• O. H. Veatch, Com.
FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 17, P> 06.
reached in one day.
her Co.
miles up Sharp’s Creek he took a with her dear ones gathered round,
R. K. Bennis, Cooter.
Season tickets will be good for
number of fine pictures of the party skill and loving care availed noth
return from all points until October
Wood Wanted.
Three Courses: C om m ercia l, S h o r t
that would do credit lo a photog ing.
to. Three-day tickets will be good
hand, Civil Service. Illlss S y ste m of
exchange
good
rapher of much more experience.
Would
like
to
A simple funeral service was going Saturdays and returning
” W ” Nugget Actual Business, C o rp o ratio n Ac
bicycle for wood
Mr. Johnson’s family, and those of held Monday evening and Tues
Mondays only. Tickets from Port
count ing, G r e g g & G r a h a m S y stem s
Roy Welch and Dr. Wood were day morning the body was taken
Office.
S h o r th a n d . Send for C a ta lo g u e.
camped together, and a jolly party to Corvallis, her birthplace and the land and vicinby will be good for
return via the East or West Side at
they made. The camp was fitted family home, for interment.
For Sale.
option of passenger. Tickets from
up for convenience and comfort,
She was always cheerful and pa Eugene nnd vicinity will be good
W. J. HOOKER. B. S. D., Pres.
Fine two year old Shorthorn bull.
W. A. Hemenway welcomes close and the ladies enjoyed all the sports tient, with a kind and tender word
I). G . M c F a k i . a n d .
going via the Lebauon-Springfield
Eugene
:
:
Oregon.
buyers.
as well as the men, and we hear for everyone, and it is thought
branch if desired. Baggage on
some
of
them
proved
themselves
that her sickness was to a certain
Best values in shoes at W. A
For Sale-
equally as good fishermen as their exteht resultant upon her rapid New j art tickets checked through to
Hemenway’s.
Newport; on Yaquina tickets to Ya-
K e n n e d y ’s L a x a t i v e Money and
husbands.
Good
four-year
old horse, broke T a r is the original la x a tiv e c o u gh
growth, her ambition to make the quina only. Sunday excursions to
Clothing at less than cost at W.
syru p and com bines tho qualities
J. B. Pape, at his home at the most of her unusual talents, and Newport on the C. ík E. will begin single and double.
A. Hemenway’s.
necessary t o relieve the c o u g h and
W ynnr H dw K- C o .
corner of Cass and Pine street, has her close and hard study. Her June iotli or r7th and run every
purge the system of cold. Contains
Now is the time to go hunting. quite a curiosity in the shape of a death leaves a void that is hard to Sunday thereafter leaving Albany
160 acres of timber situated in no opiates. Benson P h arm ac y .
Remember Griffin A Veatch Co. big golden eagle, aud it is very fill in the home.
at 7:30 a.m .; leave Corvallis 8 a. section 4, township 18, range 1
A World of truth in a few words:
carry a fine line of guns and am much alive. It is now about one
m.
east, Lane County, Oregon. Esti “ Nearly all other c o u g h cures aro
munition.
year old and reaches eight feet
S. P. trains connect with the C. mated at eight million feet. For constipating, especially those contain
ing opiates. K e n n e d y 's L a x a t i v e
When you want to go hunting across from tip to tip of its wings. Another Pioneer Gone to the Last Rest & E. at Albany and Corvallis for
particulars address.
Bryan A
atui T a r m oves tin* b ow els.
call on Griffin A Veatch Co. for Mr. Pape intended having it killed
Alvaro Hawley Hubbard, an old Yaquina and Newport. Trains on Fisher, No. I l l East M'-in Street, C Honey
o n ta in s .” Y o u can get It a t lien-
your rifles. We carry the largest and stuffed but he has become so pioneer and one of Cottage Grove’s the C. A E. for Detroit will leave
so n ’s P h a r m a c y :
attached to the bird that he cannot oldest citizens, died at the family Albany nt 7 .3o n. m. enabling tour- Missoula, Montano.
line iu South la n e Co.
bear to have it destroyed. While residence on Seventh street in Cot ists to the Hot HpriDgs to reach
Help W^nted-Femede
Don't drag along with a dull, bil
A solicitor and demonstrator oi
ro-<m s "v,°
iious, heavy feeling. You need a pill. the reporter was looking, Mr. Pape tage Grove on Tuesday evening at there the san day. Trains from
I'se DeWttt's Little Early Kisers, showed how the eagle would play 10:15 of dropsy. He was born and to Corvallis connect with a ll1 high class hardware novelty, pat-
Salem, Ore.. Sept. 10th to loth
ttie famous little pills. Do not with him and how it could almost May 7, i 83a in Alleghany county, East Side Dai' s on the S. P.
ented, household necessity, salary 'Qc. i 9oG.
sicken or gripe, but results are sure. talk. But when Mr. Pape’s big St. New York, and in 1863 crossed the
For the above occasion rale of
v
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Full information as to rates, f 2.50 per day. No selling required
Sold by Benson's I’harniacy,
Bernard dog Nero came around, plains to Oregon locating at Rose- time table'- ■ tc., can be obtained Address Mfg. Co., Cottage Gtove, $3.8o to the Fair Grounds and r> -
Why does the sun burn? Why does
turn will be made.
a mosquito sting? Why do we feel it stopped all playing and was ready burg, where he made his home and on application • < J. C. Mayo, Gen. Or., care of Cottage Grove Leader
Limit: Continuous trip in cadi
to
show
fight,
as
it
has
no
love
for
waH
married
on
Oet.
28th,
i860
to
Pass.
Ag«.,
C.
&
E.
R.
R.,
Albany;
unhappy in the Good Old Summer
direction. Final return limit Sept
Wanted Logger.
Time? Answers we don't We don't the big dog. By the way, Mr. Pape, Susan K. Crenshaw, who survives A. L. Craig, G P. A., S. P. Co.,
We use DeWitt's Witch Hnxel Salve, has a fine animal in “ Nero” who him. On Nov. 28, 18?2 lie moved | Portland, or any S. P. or C. A F,
A competent man to take log- tfith. Dales of sale: Sept- 9th to
and these little Ills don't bother us. I has taken prizes at Victoria B. C„ to Cottage Grove where the family
Children.
One-hali
ging
agent.
„ contract. Fine timber and r5th inc.
Learn to look for th e name on the 1 and also at Spokane, —
Wash.—
Ump
H
ites
from
Cottage
Grove
to
j
easy
to
log.
Write
to
M
artin
B
ros
.»
above
rate,
has resided ever since. Ten chil
box to get the genuine, tiokl by Ben-,
_
_T
ton's Pharmacy.
qua v alley Newi.
dren were born to them of whom i Newport $G, to Yaquina $G.
1 Brownsville, Ore,
|
J M. I hham , Agent.
Subscribe for the Leader
Try W. A. Hemenway for gro
ceries.
For the Togger at
The Toggery
= L a m m OSL C o ’ s .
ade to measure
ade to fit
ade to wear
Clothes
w. o. w.
Ibavilanfc SKsbcs
i
j
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S A L E M , S E P T . 10-15. 1906.
THIS YEAR THE BEST EVER
w. o. w.
B E A U T IFU L CAMP GROUNDS
“ IT ’S
A
$ 2 5 ,0 0 0 for
HEALTH
D isplays
=
RESORT”
an d
R*.ces I
Eugene =
Business College.
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