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Lodge Directory. A. F. & A . M. LOCAL NEW S The Leader tells th e n ew s. : Best values in Hem^nway’s. shoes at W. A Pattern hats openiug Saturday. Mary Bartels. The Togs F o r th e T o s s e r a t J B. Rouse was a visitor in town on Thursday. Clothing at less than cost at W. Try W. A- Hemenway for gro A. Hemenway’s. State Senator Bingham was a ceries. visitor in town on Thursday. Wooley, W . M. Don’t forget next Friday night, W. A. Hemenway welcomes close Attorney C. A. Hardy was in B. Lurch, Secy. Mrs. Wm. Calvin Chilton. buyers. town on Thursday on business. Contractor Hart was busy laying Rollin Wicks aud wife came to School tablets of all kinds at G. A . R. the gravel on Weber street Thurs town for a visit on Thursday from Cuirin & Veatch. Star. day. ______ Appomatax Post No. 34. Call on Griffin & Veatch Co. and Meets at 1 p. m. on the 2nd and examine their line of sporting goods. Thomas M. Doyle has purchased Banker King and Frank Jordan of John Graber 160 acres in sec 26 left for the south on the ufternoon 4 tb Saturday of each month. train Thursday. Dr. D. L. Woods, Post Com. There will be services at the c jnsideration $2500. Catholic Church Saturday at 0 a m. A. Hemenway returned from a G. W. McReynolds, Adjutant Full announcement of Mr. business trip in Portland the mid A fine new stock of Edison and Crouch’s entertainment next week. dle of the week. Columbia Graphophones and rec His date Is October 27th. Miss Dollie Hefty left Thursday ords at the Bazaar. Bohemia Camp No. 260 . Wynne Hdwe. Co. uro putting in for Drain, where she takes a po Meets cnch Friday evening. Marshall Choate Crouch comes a large line ol Petaulma incubators sition as assistant to Postmaster L. W. Baker, Consul Com. Hazard of that place. Saturday night, October 27 th. He ready for the coming season. Chas. VanDenburg, Clerk. is great, hear him F. L. Finney is moving from Station master J. M. Isham at Dorena to Wildwood where he will tended the wedding of Miss Sybil E W. A Hemenway’s store west of work for J. I. Jones in his new Kuykendall aud Robert B. Smith O. E. S. bridge Eakin <fc Bristow building. logging camp for the Ditson mill. in Eugene the first of the week. Cottage Grove Chapter No. 4. Wall and River streets. Mr Cooper, assistant manager of Mill street is getting a good coat Meetings held on 2nd and 4th Fri the Blackbutte rniues was in town ing of gravel and Contractor Taylor Now is the time to go hunting. day of each mouth. Headquarters For Remember Griffin & Veatch Co. hopes the rain will hold off until on Thursday, with Mr. Martin, Mrs. C. H. Burkholder, W. M. carry a fine line of guns and am he can get it thoroughly packed supt. of construction of the mines. W. S. Bennett, W. P. down, so the rain won’t hurt the munition. W. T- Kayser went down to the road. Miss Celia Lurch, Secy. Enterprise Lumber Co. mill again When you want to go hunting where ho is bookkeeper, on Thurs J. 1 . Jones will start iu his new call on Griffin & Veatch 'Jo. for day, after an absence of several K. o f P. logging camp at the end of the O. your rifles. We carry the largest weeks. & S. E. line on Monday, ami will line iu South Lane Co. Juventus Lodge No. 48. Mr. McCormick of the Enterprise get a big supply of logs on hand Meets every Wednesday night. Lumber Co. left for San Francisco ready for the starting of the Ditson Two of the hotel men of the town S. R. Piper Chancellur Com. on Thursday and will not return indulged in e little sciap Wednes mill. for several weeks. In the moan Chas. VanDenburg, K. of R. A S. day in which they settled up differ No. :1 was delayed here Thurs time the work is being pushed as ences of some time past. day by a hot box on the express fast as possible. 1 . 0 . 0 . F. Use Cottage Grove souvenir car, and the trainmen were busy I*. V. Cooper expected his tablets and envelopes. They are condemning the wippers that never mother in from Portland Thursday Cottage Grove No.68. fill up the grease pails. Every the proper stuff to use for advertis Meetings every Saturday night. on the afternoou train to visit him, body has their trouble. ing Oregon and Cottage Grove. but was disappointed in her not S. S. Shortridge, N. G. Call and see our lace curtains Gus I). Gross, Secy. While there are several cases of coming, so waited over until the and portiers, carpets, rugs, blankets sickness iu town, the disease in arrival of the local. and comforts and valises, new pat each in each instance has been con A R E T H E F IN E ST MADE C. S. Barnes, an old Colorado R o y a l N e ig h b o r s. terns throughout, just arrived at J. tracted elsewhere, and the people miner, and H. Clay • Perkins, Meets 2 nd and 4th Wednesday ol D Cochran’ s. have come here for treatment and Deputy Mineral surveyor, both of Present vour wife with a set of them and care. Cottage Grove is unusually Grants Pass were visitors in town each month. T ru e a n d tried frie n d s of th e fam ily free from the usual run of sick see her smile as never before You can on Wednesday on their way to Ethel Bisby, Oracle. —D e W itt’s L ittle E a r ly K isers. Best Bohemia to do some surveying. for re su lts a n d b e s t t o ta k e . Kosy ness. Mrs. C. W, Wallace, Recorder. take your pick from the traveling man’s cheeks and sp ark lin g eyes fo llo w the Mr. Perkins has a part interest in Geo. Ritchie has moved one of a claim in Southern Oregan where samples, if you arrange at onec with use of th ese dep en d ab le little pills. ') hey do n o t g rip e o r sicken. S old by tue buildings on his property to a he states that they have taken out M. W .o f A. B enson’s P h a rm a c y , lot next Henry Fisher’s new resi ore that runs ns high as 7 o ounces dence, and will convert it into a in gold and 300 ounces in stiver. Meetings 1st and 2rd Tuesday. The hunting season opened on very neat little cottage. He im Monday and the hunters have been proves his property in town each L e R o y Woods, Consul. Increase of StocK. out in force. The pheasants are timo he comes, and is thinking of C. W. Wallace, Secy. Cut tin &. Veatch are thoroughly not quite as plentiful as in some returning and doing considerable remodeling their store to accommo years but the hunters are mostly more work later. ■si- -T- ■sL- » l » - n L- -si- -L- n U - s L- ’T- -si- -si- » 1 - -T- »I- »'L- « 1 « -\L- -si- «sL» date a new stock of dry goods now y having very good luck. R ebekahs Mrs. J: L- Flint of Junction, a enroute. The interior will be all Cottage Grove No. 2 4 . K eep th e b o w e ls open an d use a sister of W. T. Kayser of this place, repainted and repapered, the shelv Meetings ist, 3 rd and 5 th Friday ot good rem edy to allay th e in fla m m a died at her home Saturday after a ing changed and new counters in tion of th e m ucous m em b ran es. T h e long and painful sickness of cancer. stalled, so as to give much more F r e sh B eef, Pork, M u tton a n d V e a l each month. best Is K e n n e d y ’s L a x a tiv e H oney room. The grocery department Etta Baker, N. G. an d T a r. I t co n tain s n o o p ia te s , She was buried in the Oak Ilidge a lw a y s r e a d y . m oves th e b o w els, d riv es o u t th e cemetery on Monday. Mr. Kayser will be moved to the rear and the Katie B. Veatch, Secy. cold. Is reliab le and ta s te s g o o d . and wife have been present at the shoes to the front. It is intended k- Sold by B ensons P h a rm a c y . sick bed for two weeks past, and to make the stock thoroughly up to date in every respect and to much returned after the funeral. M B A is the finest in Oregon. improve nil the stock. The te x t attraction is Marshall Modern Brotherhood of America Choate Craucb, who has not only W hen a horse is so o v erw o rk e d it Fresh Fish each Tuesday and Friday. W agon R u n s O ver B oy Meets 2 nd and 4 th Tuesday at I. O. been a Chautauqua favorite, but lies dow n a n d in o th e r w a y s d eclares its in ab ility to g o fu rth e r, you w ould Sec our plant, everything new and up-to-date. k- who has so ably entertained a num co n sid e r i t c rim in a l to use force. Pereivnl Limebaugh, the 6 year O. F. Hall. ber of select audiences iu the Gen- M any a ii.an of h u m an e im pulses, old son ol J. I). Limebaugh met -51 T W Jenkins,Sen. ‘Phono tral West. His subject is timely would n o t w illin g ly harm a k itte n , is with a bad accident Tuesday morn -3 Main If g u ilty o f cru e lty w here his own and his message worth while. None ing. The family were all in a farm sto m ac h is co n cern ed . O v erd riv en , ^"■ T 7 -T7--T- -T- -T- 7T--VT7 ~-T-~ -T- -T- -Î- •T- - f - -T- -K -K -T- ^T7 -T7 vp- who hear his “ Simple Life,” will o v erw o rk ed , w hen w h a t It neods is wagon just starting from town in fail to praise him. He comes Sat so m e th in g th a t will d ig e st th e food front of Jobs office when the boy St. Valentine Circle 12 1 . Meets 1 st and 3rd Tuesday in W. urday, October 27 th. A good e a te n an d help th e s to m a c h to recu tried to climb from the back seat, Classified Advertisements. Wood Wanted. house is fully expected. Be sure p erate. S o m eth in g like K odol for where he was sitting with his Will accept wood for renewals of O. W. Hall. D yspepsia t h a t Is sold b y B en so n ’s to hear him. He is guaranteed to P h a rm a c y . father, on to the front seat with his subscriptions at this office. Flora J. Miller, Clerk. piease. brother, and lost his balance aud Good Cook Wants Position. fell to the ground on his back on Improvements Well Under Way. Camp cook for thirty or more ECZEMA and PILE CURE the left of the wagon just in front L. O. T. M. P. V. Cooper, assistant manager of the front of the front wheel. men wants good position. Will Lady Larnson Hive No. 4 2 . of the Black Butte mines was a The front wheel went on to the boy take entire charge. Box 85 Cot p p p e K n o w in g w h a t It was to 1 n ‘- L- suffer, I w ill g iv e F U E L O F visitor at the Leader office on before the horses could be stopped tage Grove. Meets 2 nd and 4 th Friday of each CH A RG E, to an y altlicted a p o sitiv e Thursday and stated that work cure for Eczem a, S u it K heiiin, E ry sip month. and then the wheel stood right over was progressing with a vim up the boys stomach for an instant be elas, Flies a n d S kin D iseases.' In Wanted. Mrs. Mary Sclimutz, L. C. s t a n t relief. D on’t suffer longer, there now. Fifteen hundred feet fore the horses were started up and Laundry Woman wantBd nt Hotel W rite F . W. W IL L IA M S , 400M a n h at Miss I.eta Sanford, K. K- of flume has been constructed giving the wheel pulled off of him. His ta n Avenue, N. Y. E n clo se stam p . Graham. 87 horso power or more, which will FALL TERMOPENS SEPT. 17, IM06. father picked him up and carried run a large electric plant, which him into the doctors office where it Wood Wanted. How's This? K. O. T. M. T h re e C ourses: C o m m ercial, S h o r t will light not only the mines, and was found no bones were broken, Would like to exchange good the plant, but will furnish power to but it has not been possible to de h a n d , Civil Service. B liss S y stem of Cascade No. 0 6 . We offer O ne H u n d re d d o llars R e run the machinery. termine whether lie is severely in bicycle for wood. “ W ” Nugget w ard fo r a n y c a se of C a ta rrh th a t A ctual B usiness, C o rp o ra tio n Ac Meets every Thursday night. Office. Two C8r loads of lime, cement jured internally or not. The boy c a n n o t be cured b y H all’s C a ta rrh c o u n tin g , G reg g & G ra h a m S y ste m s O. H. Veatch, Com. Curi*, and brick will arrive in the Grove is bearing up well and if there is S h o rth a n d . Send fo r C a ta lo g u e. F . .1. C i i i : n i : y & Co., yet this week and the freighters will not some bad injury to his internal R. K . Beunis, Cooter. For Sale. Toledo, O. commence on Monday morning to organs ho will soon be all right. We, th e u n d ersig n ed , h a v e k n o w n Fine two year old Shorthorn bull. W. J. HOOKER. B. S. D., Pres. haul it to the mines and within a Wood accepted for subscription F. .1. C heney for the la s t 15 y e a rs, a n d I). G . M c F a r l a n d . believe him p erfectly h o n o rab le in all Eugene : : Oregon. short time a large quantity of sup N e w M i n i s t e r fo r M e t h o d i s t C h u r c h . renewals at the Leader office. business tra n sa c tio n s an d fin ancially plies and machinery will arrive CH ICKEN S FOR SALE— Few ab le to c a rry o u t any o b lig a tio n s J. L Beatty will be the minister from California to he hauled to the to follow Rev. Meminger in charge choice Silver Spangled Hamburg m ade b y his lin n . mines and installed. W a i . d i . n o , R i n n a n * M a r v i n , Mr. Cooper states that the tram of the Methodist church at this coekrels. D. B. Chamberlain. 10-27 W holesale D ru g g ists, T o le d o , <). way has been moved from the 300 point. While rumor has had it H a ll’s C a ta rrh (Jure is tak en in te r For Sale- nally, iieting d irectly u p o n the blood foot level down to the 4 oo foot that Mr. Beatty would be stationed level and there new tunnel build here, it was only definitely known Good four-year old horse, broke an d m ucous su rfaces id th e sy stem . We have arranged with the T estim onials sent free. P ric e 75 cents ings, ore bins, etc, will be con with the appointments at confer single and double. per b o ttle . .Sold by all d ru g g ists. ence Monday night in Portland. structed and a crusher installed, W ynne H d w e - C o . T ake H a ll's F am ily I 'ills for Con Mr. Beatty is a man of middle s tip a tio n . which will crush the ore up finely, and will make it possible for the ago who has been prominent in 160 acres of timber situated in for a clubbing combination with this paper tramway to haul a much larger church work for years, but is now section 4 , township 18, range 1 209. quantity of ore than when it is in to work in Orogon. He was at east Lane County, Oregon. Esti Klamath Falls for a time and the mated at eight million feet. For large cbnnks. T he N ew I dea W oman ’ s M agazine keeps up to its name. Keep bright and you’ ll be kept The work on the new furnace is past year has been stationed at particulars address. Bryan A busy. It is a woman,s Magazine, and a good one. It tell all about progressing and Mr. Cooper hopes Marshfield. Ho is an able man 1 Fisher, No. I l l East M-in Street, Light is the magnet that draws Fashions, Needlework, Crockery, Household affairs, etc. It con now to be able to make things and will do with his might to help Missoula, Montana. I trade. tains many bright stories and clever descriptive articles. move right along and to have some build up the church here. His A show window brilliantly thing doing up there before next eldest son is preparing for the min Wanted Logger. ligiited with electric lights makes summer to help the annual wealth istry and preached at Lorane for a A competent man to take log many a sale '‘the night before.” time in the summer. of Oregon. ging contract. Fine timber and It a t t i a c t s a t t e n t i o n , Mr. W. B. Dennis has gone to lived high life in Oregon, met easy to log. Write to M akttn B ros .# makes it easy for your display to bo Cottage Grove Leader, regular price $1.50 per year New York and will be gone the en death in the woods near Hillsboro, Brownsville, Ore. examined, and shows your goods to tire winter, on other large projects and it is Ftipposed was murdered. The New Idea Woman’s Magazine 50 cents per year the best advantage. L O ST in which lie is heavily interested. It is thought that he was connected Electric light is the best and BOTH THESE PAPERS FOR S I . 75 Small purse containing about only illuminant. with the robbery of the bank at Sample Copies Free. Wayward Son Murdered. When may our man see you Forest Grove, and his friends $35 in gold, one $to bill, some Carey M. Snyder, the son of a state that his death was from the small change and a small gold but about it? Wn.t.t.MMETTE V a l l e y E lectriq Cottage Grove Leader. prominent Kansas City family, who robbers b au.se “ dead n*n tell no ton. Finder will receive reward ( t i l t i l G m « , Ore. Co. I for return to this office, came west to avoid disgrace, and tales,” ■ Bi Cottage Grove Meetings 1 st and of each month. L. F. J. Lodge No. 51. . 3 rd Wednesdays "The Toggery" Lam m (8Ü C o ’s . = ade to measure ade to tit ade to wear Clothes w . o. w . HOTEL GRAHAM Mining and Com m ercial Men A. Graham , Prop. Ih avilan fc SDtebcs flfte tc a lf & ihSrunb High Grade M e a ts ^ = ^ i O ur Refrigerator J. H. Bartels ® Co. w . o. w . = Eugene = Business College. Next Winter Reading New Idea Woman’s Magazine OUR O F F E R . t ,1 J l.l- . * vX. - f
