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Lodge Directory. Subscribe for the Leader. Try W . A. Hemenway for gro ceries. Preparing For Ice Plant. Personal. The Togs J. H. Bartels commenced the work o f taking out the smoke A . F. & A . M. Tom Wheeler says the beach is house and machinery in the wooden “ just” flue. building back of his market build Cottage Grove Lodge No. 5 1 . ing, erected la»; year, in prepaia- The Register is cutting out all The Leader tells the news. 99 Meetings 1st ami 3rd Wednesdays 44 tiou for moving away the modern liquor ttdvertitements. of each month. Mrs. C. T . Clark o f Eugene has building, and extending the new W ood accepted for subscription been visiting in the Grove. L. F. Wooley, W . M. building through to the alley. The renewals at the Leader office. eitention will probably be several J. B. Lurch, Secy. Mrs. Jane Strong and Miss Edith Call on Griflin & Veateh Co. and Russmun are visiting here from Eu feet higher than the old part and v .11 contain a largo ice storage examine their line o f sporting goods. gene. G. A . R. room on the main floor in addition A fine new stock of Edison and Geo, P. Hunt, a former resident to the spaco to be occupied by the Appomatax Post No. 34 Columbia Graphophones and rec- of the Grove is visiting here this ice making machinery. The tanks Meets at 1 p. m. on the 2 nd and ords at the Bazaar. week. in which the ico will he frozen will 1th Saturday o f each month. W, A Hemenway’s store west of Mr. Johnson of the Wildwood be located direct1)’ over the storage bridge Eakin A Bristow building. mill was a visitor in the Grove on room so the ice can bo lowered Dr. D. L. Woods, Post Com. Wall and liiver streets. through the ceiling iuto the room. Wedmeeday. G. W . McReyuolds, Adjutaut Mr. Bartels has decided to install Wynne Hdwe. Co. are putting in Wai. Harris, Supt- of the Black a large line of Petaulma incubators Butte mire is taking a vacation and the can system, each block of ice being made by filling a large can ready for the coming season. is now in Sea! tie. with either bo'lo 1 or distilled water, Bohemia Camp No. 2C0. County Supt. Dillard repoits Mrs. Richards and her three which is then lowered into the Meets each Friday evening. 278 teachers ou the list of teachers girls are going to visit with rela freezing brine, which freezes the F. C. Coffman, Consul Com. holding cettificates in Lane county. tives at Junction and take in the cake 24-30 hour?, and weighs Cbas. VanDenburg, Clerk. about 280 pounds. At present Mr. Several parties of campers have hop picking season. just returned from the Coast, after The Hawkins family are back Birtels is studying over the ques - 1 having had the greatest time on from the beach and Dollio Hawkins, tion of whether the city water will O. E. S. record. one of the Leader composing force, have to be distilled, or if it will be | Cottage Grove Chapter No. 4 is back again at her case, and feels all right simply boiled, as he wants Bom to Air. atd Mrs. David Meetings held on 2 nd and 4 th Fri- to have the system *ork satisfac- j like setting copy night and day. Griggs, a 9>< pound girl on Sat Headquarters For day of each month. torily. urday the 25. Both mother and Mr. and Mrs. S. Handsaker, Mrs. He is also planning a change in Mrs. C. H. Burkholder. W. M. Lucinda Laird and Miss Addie child doing well. his big cold storage plant, which W . S. Bennett, W. P. Laird passed through the Grove J. S- Benson has been investing will afford considerable extra room Miss Celia Lurch, Secy. Thursday on their way home to Eu iu a large fireproof safe in which to for the storage of eggs aud butter, keep his books and papers, as his gene after a pleasant outing at Lou aud hopes t<* have the entire plant business has increased until his old don Mineral Springs. in good running order long before K. of P. safe was too s.nall. Sheriff Fisk went to Saginaw yes- spring. Mr. Bartels has a firm Juventus Lodge No. 48 . The noon train noith Thursday day to attach some oats for the faith in tbe prosperity of Cottage Meets every Wednesday night. used a baggage and express car for possess of which suit has been com Grove, and wants to keep up with L. W. Baker, Chr.ncellar Cora. the mail, and the clerks were hav menced by I,, Lurch of Cottage it. Chas. VanDenburg, K. of R. & S. ing a hard time sorting mail, it Grove against F. M. Harding. being laid on tables, boards floor, Deputy Sheriff Graham is in charge Ruth Osmond. of the oats.- Guard Monday. anywhere to sort It. I. O. O. F. Rntli Osmond, daughter o f Mr. W . A. Hogate drove in from the The hup picking will b? in full and Mrs. W . B. Osmond of Cottage Cottage Grove No.08. Vesuvius on Wednesday and blast by the middle of next week. Grove died Wednesday evening of Meetings every Saturday night. Many yards commence work Mon brought Airs. Hogate aud the chil heart failure, and was buried Fri S. S. Shortridge, N. G. dren down with him. Mrs. H o day. Many families that have just day morning from the Christian Gus D. Gross. Secy. gotten home from their vacations gate left that same evening for Sa Church at 10 .3o, tbe funeral ser lem to attend the marriage of her are now going to the bop yards near vices being conducted by Rev. sister. ARK T H E F IX E S T M ADE Olson. Ruth was 5 years, 9 months Royal Neighbors. the Grove or further away. Frank Skillmau and wife with and 2 days old, and has been i Meets 2nd and 4 th Wednesday ot The hunting party consisting of Present your wife with a set of them and ex-Mayor Veateh. his sins and Mrs. Fields have returned from tor some time. each month. their camping trip above Wildwood friends returned on Wednesday. A see her smile as never before You can Ethel Bisby, Oracle. Bird Season Opens Oct. 1st. large number o f deer were killed, and it is said Frank got all the fish Mrs. C. W, Wallace, Recorder. take your pick from the traveling m an’s there were in the streams but left 11 bear were sighted, five of which In last week’s paper in error the samples, if you arrange at once with were killed, and probabl" fiv ■ more, a few o f the game for others. What statement was made that the bird he did with his catch is hard to which were not located in Hie ra M. W . of A . season opened Sept. iBt, which was tell. vines again. an error and should have read Oct. Meetings ist and 2 rd Tuesday. W . T. Hankins of the Star Lum ist. The Oregonand Idaho childrens’ LeRoy Woods, Consul. Home Society have appointed the ber Co. was in town on Wednes day and reports everything in fine Cotton in Bloom. following persons as a local bourd C. W. Wallnce, Secy. condition, and the mill doing well. to look after the work in Cottage Rev. R. C. Grace having once Giove and vicinity and keep iu He says the car shortage has been lived in the southland where the R ebek ah s touch with the work of s°id society. much relieved recently, and while cotton grows, thought that a cotton Dr. 11. C. Schleef, Mrs. John they have some lumber piled in the plant might be of interest to many Cottage Grove No. 24. yard, yet it do9s not amount to people here who had never seeu Meetings ist, 3rd and 5th Frida}’ ot Baker, Mrs. J. B Simeral, Mrs. A. much. II. King. one, so a year ago lie started it, each month. Fred Russel of the Chambers it, aud has very tenderly nursed it John Cochran is la)ing in a new Etta Baker, N. G. stock of paints, having purchased Lumber Co. was in town Tuesday, ever since, keeping it constantly Katie B. Veateh, Secy. the entire paint stock of Ul.vsses aud came back Friday again, going protected from any draft or chill, S A L E M , S E P T . 10-15. 1906. Walker, and will install it as north on business. The party that and as a result has a plant about rnpidly as possible in his store. has been spending the summer at 10 inches high with a bloom on it, M B A Mr. Walker is el using out his en Mr. Russels camp broke up and and a bo’ l well developed. The Modern Brotherhood of America tire stock, and will devote his en Mrs. Russel made a trip to the bloom lasts but three days chang Meets 2nd and 4th Tuesday at I o . tire time to selling paints for a great Yellowstone Park with the ing color as it passes. Air. Grace party and is now returning Grace hopes to be able to tend the Portland house. New Attraction ?, New Buildings, New Ideas, O. F. Hall. home. Mr. Russel has fouud it plant so that the boll will open in T. W . Jenkins,Sec. Another bank failure, this time rather lonesome after the whole about four weeks full o f cotton. Fun by the Ton, Amusement Galore, for $ 10 , 000 , 000 . The president jolly camp left, leaving him in soli Kvcning Entertainments Mr. Grace took tbe plant around made injudicious investments, it is tary glory, with the Japanese cook. to show ro a number of citizens, claimed being hypnotized by a pro St. Valentine Circle 121. Mr. Anderson, the representative and tbe editor, who Las lived in moter into lending him approxima Meets ist and 3 rd Tuesday in VV. of the Pacific Timber Co. was down -he south, was almost stuck for a tely $ 5 , 000 , 000 . The president o? at Leona ou Tuesday and Wednes- few minutes until be saw the boll. O. W . Hall. the bank died suddenly the day be “ IT ’S A HEALTH RESORT” lay selling P. T. Co. timber lands. Flora J. Miller, Clerk. fore the bank failure and it is Mr. Anderson sais when the only The Brown Lumber Co. com thought that he killed himself. place he has to sdeep hereafter when menced using its storage pond this L. O. T. M. Prof. Tyler, of Amherst college out in the woods is an old bunk week and soon expects to have it | said recently}” “ A man can live Lady Latnson Hive No. 42, comfortably without brains: no man house, he will betake himself to well filled up. W H. DOWNING. President FR A N K W. D U R MIN. S ecreta ry Meets 2nd and 4th Friday of each ever existed without a digestive sys the crotch of a tree, rather than run A marriage license was granted tem. Tlie dyspeptic hasneitlier faith, tbe risk of being eaten up by a in Eugene Tuesday to Geo. Hill month. hope or charity.” Day by day peo thousand rats, from which we infer and Frances E. W ooley, who will ple realize the importance of earing Mrs. Mary Schmutz, L. C. for their digestion; reali ,e the need of that his nights rest in a bunk house be married here on Sunday. $1,00 per 100 lbs. Good camping Miss Leta Sanford, K. K- the use of a little correeilve after o v down there must have been some ground with ihe best of water and ereating. A corrective like Kodol what disturbed. International Convention of Christian pasture furnished free. People For Dyspepsia. It digest what you Churches. K. O. T. M. eat, Sold by Benson’s Pharmacy. moved from Springfield, Coburg Leaves $ 2 5 0 0 Here. Buffalo, N. Y., October 12th to and Eugene free of charge. Cascade No. 06. Mrs. J. H. Chambers entertained A horse buyer has been in this to lGtb, 1900. tbe ladies of the Woman’s club of Meets every Thursday night. Wood Wanted. neighborhood for the past week For the above occasion the round Cottage Grove at her home on last Will accept wood for renewals of O. H. Vealch.Com. FALL TRRW OPENS SEPT. 17, 1906. He took out trip rate from Cottage Grove will Saturday afternoon. The event buying up horses subscriptions at this office. R. K. Bennis, Cooter. out quite a big bunch of horses be as follows: was the bi-weekly gathering of the Three Courses: Commercial, Short* Both ways through Portland club members who have staid at Wednesday, and will return later Hoppickers Wanted. hand. Civil Service. Bliss System of home during the hot season, and (or more. The horses are for use $88.90. Hoppicking will begin at the Actual Business, Corporation Ac- in California, and brought to the One way through Portland and was made a cooling off day. The above W m Neiss hopyard hop) aril one mile above ,imt ing■. 1 ¡regg & • 1 rah am Systems ladies took everything easy, and sellers around Cottage Grove very one way through California $98.00. Springfield on Tuesday, September .shorthand Send for Catalogue. clase ta $ 2500 . Sale dates, Oct. 5 th and 6 th, planned their cool trips to the hills 4. Fine hop yard, plenty of slab 1906 . and sea shore, Mrs. Chambers fur wood on place furnished free. Go 1 j Missionary to Burmah. Limits; Going transit limit ten nishing the ice cream and cake and W. J. HOOKER. B. S. D., Pres. W ill pay the ruling price | water. W . A. Hemenway welcomes close good soft drinks to cool the heated Miss Victoria Mitchell, a gradu days from date of sale, final return per box. \Y m . N f . ish . Eugene Oregon. discussions and delight the ladies ate ot the University o f Oregon last limit November I 5 U 1 , 1900. buyers. taste. The club does not get year is visiting with Miss I.ulu Best values in shoes at W. A For Sale* Kennedy’s Lnxativo Honey and d iwn to hard practical work until Currin, and on Monday went with Hetnmway’ s. Classified Advertisements. Good four-year old horse, broke Tar is the origlimi laxative cough in October when it starts its win her to the mines,^ but will return syrup and combines the qualities ■ | single and double. Clothing at less than cost at W. ter course of study and the preparal the last of the week, early in Sep necessary to relieve the cough and W ynne H d w k * C o . purge the system of cold. Contains A . Hemenway’s. of elaborate thesis on the topics of tember starting from Boston for For Sale no ophites. Benson Pharmacy. Burmah, India, where she is to be Now is the time to go hunting. the day and age 16-inch slab wood, blocks anv. 160 acres of timber situated in A world of truth in a few words: Remember Griffin A \eateh Co. The postmistress at Gold Hill, a missionary of the Baptist Church, trimmings at $1.50 per load deliv- section 4, township 18, range 1 “ .NVnily all other cough cures urn early a fine line of guns and am Oregon, Miss Lizzie Caughlin has where she will stay for seven years, ered Phone No. 501 Brown Lum- eBHt i<ane County, Oregon. Esti- eoii-t ¡¡tilting, especially those contain- munition. been subjected recently to a severe service in the mission work. She ber Co. opiates. Kennedy’s Laxative mated nt eight million feet. For in and Miss Currin nre having a pleas Honey anti Tar moves the bowels. When you want to go hunting government investigation as a re particulars address. Bryan A Wood Wanted. ' Vim can get It at Bell- ant visit together in the hills, re Fisher, No. I l l Fast ALin Street, son' 1 ’iinr'nacy: call on Griffin A Veateh Co. for sult of her queer methods . f .id viving the pleasant school days ling the postoffice. She opened Would like to t x hange good your rifles. We carry the larged Missoula, Alontara. letters, held money orders, and sjieat together. bicycle’ for wood. ’ W ” Nugget line iu South Lane Co. H elp W » n l « 4 - F » m * l « only turned over such mail as she Office. “ N a t io n a l I r rig ation C o n g r e s s ’ * Don't drag along with a dull, bil i ___________ - - - 1 A solicitor and demonstrator of Round Trip bxcursion pleased. She has made irregular Reduced lions, hcavv feeling. You need a pill, Boise, I bdio, Sept. 3rd, to 8 th, high class hardware novelty, pat For Sale. Rates. f s e DeWItt's Little Early Risers, payments of thousands of dollars j 19o6. ented, household necessity, salary the famous little pills. Do not through money orders, and it is F’ or the nb >vc occasion rate of Fine two year old Shorthorn bull. $2.50 per day. No selling required. sicken or gripe, but results are sure. thought has violated every Postal Round trip passenger rates Chi- 1). G. M c F aki . an d . $19.55 for round trip will be made. Sold bv Benson’s Pharmacy, Addrtaa Mfg. Co., Cottage Grove, cago to Portland and return, via rule in her two years term, but has Why does the sun burn? Why does never profited a penny by her pecu direct line will be $ 75.00 and from — Or , care of Cottage Grove Leader. Sale dates Sept, tst and 2 nd, Hop Picking Limit? : Continuous passage, a m osquito stlnj? Why do we feel liar transactions. She is also in Alissouri River points $0o.oo. unhappy in the Good Old Summer ( going, final return limit 3o days Wanted Logger. W ill begin September 6 at J. These tickets will be on sale daily Time? .Xus ver: we don't We don’t chaage of the telephone office and A competent man to take log from date of sal*-, with stop over We us- DeWItt’s Witch Hazel Salve, maintains a rigid censorship on all commencing June ist and continu • Seavey Bros, hopyard, located •"'* Children: ging contract. Fine timber and privileges returning. and these little ills don t bother us. news. Her faculty of accounting ing until Sept. 15 th with final re ! miles northeast o f Eugene ou the Lear a to look for the name oil the easy to log. Write to M artin B ros ., Oi e-half of above rates. McKenzie river. Picking will last turn limit of October 31st box to net the genuine. So.J by Hen for any aud all discrepancies is the J. M. 1-11 AM Agent. J. M. T siiam . I from 18 to 20 Jays. The price is , Brownsville, Ore. wonder of evervv'od*\ son ’s Pharm acy. For the Togger at The Toggery =Lam m (¿ 0 - ade to measure ade to tit ade to wear C o ’s .= Clothes w. o. w. M ining and Com m ercial Men A. * G r a h a m , P ro p * Davilanfc SH&bcs /Ifoctcalf & IftBnutb Oregon State Fair THIS YEAH THE BEST EVER w. o. w. BEAUTIFUL CAMP GROUNDS $25,000 for Displays and Races = = Eugene = Business College. F Everything l
