Cottage Grove leader., October 13, 1906, Image 3

Lodge Directory.
LOCAL N E W S
A. F. & A. M.
Cottage Grove
Meetings 1 st and
of each month.
L. F.
J.
Best values in
Ilera^nway’s.
shoes at W. A
Pattern hats opening
Mary Bartels.
Saturday.
The Leader tells the news.
Lodge No. 51.
3 rd Wednesdays
T ry W. A. Hemenwny for gro­
Clothing at loss than cost at W.
A. Hemenway’s.
ceries.
—
Wooley, W . M.
Full
announcement of Mr.
W. A. Hemenway welcomes dose Crouch’s- entertainment next week.
E. Lurch, Secy.
buyers.
His date Is October 27th.
one of the most complete arrange­
ments made and will assist greatly
the scholars iu understanding tho
orbit of the earth aud its relation
to the sun and month. The hoard
is buying modern equipment for the
schools as fast as it can do so, iu
order that tlie students may have
every possible advantage and help
to their stud v.
Circuit Court.
The Togs
For the Togger at
"The T o g g e r y ”
-— - Lanrvm (Si C o ’s . =
ade to measure
ade to fit
ade to wear
School tablets of all kinds at
Dr. .Scarbrough at Crcsweli has
L Lurch vs J H Hawley for po-
Curtin & Veateh.
dried and shipped nearly 500,000
Appomattx Post No. 34.
pounds of prunes, making five car­ session of certain personal property
Call on Griffin & Veateh Co. and loads.
or to recover $400, the value there­
Meets at 1 p. m. on the 2nd and
examine their line of sporting goods.
of. Medley & Johnson, attorneys
1 th Saturday of each mouth.
for plaintiff.
W
o
.
Veateh
has
sold
out
his
farm
Dr. D. L Woods, Post Com.
W. A Hemenwav’s store west of west of town and has moved to
bridge Eakiu A Bristow building.
G. W. McReynolds, Adjutant
Coos county where he w ill make
Top Notch Products.
Wall and River streets.
his future home.
Harry Webber up on Coast Fork
Now is the time to go hunting.
If an article 1 .- imit 'fe,I, the origi­ brought to town on Thursday sev­
Bohemia Camp No. 200 .
Remember Griffin A Veateh Co. nal is always beat. Think it over eral boxes of immense yellow toma­
when you go to buy that box of
carry
a fine line of guns and am­ and
Meets euch Friday evening.
salve to keep around the house, get toes, also equally lino red onos, and
munition.
I to Wit’s Witch Hazel Salve. It is the largest we have seeD. Mr.
L. W. Baker, Consul Com.
the original and the name is stamped Webber says the yellow tomatoes
Chns. VanDenhurg, Clerk.
When you want to go hunting 011 every box. Good for eczema, are by far the best being more
tetter, boils, cuts and bruises, and meaty, with almost no seeds, aud
call on Griffin A Veateh Co. for especially
recommended for piles.
aro firmer. Mheueaviug tomatoes
your rifles. We carry the largest
O. E. S.
The Willard Theater company for seed he has to save five or six
line
in
South
Lane
Co.
Cottage Grove Chapter No 4.
left for Drain, their next stop on times as many yellow tomatoes as
Meetings held on 2nd and 4th Fri­
Use Cottage Grove
souvenir Thursday afternoon. A s their the others to get as many seed.
day of each month.
tablets and envelopes. They are trunks stood in the rain for a time His tomatoes readily bring a better
the proper stuff to use for advertis­ while waiting for the delayed train, price than the usual tomatoe, be­
Mrs. C. H. Burkholder. W. M.
ing
Oregon and Cottage Grove.
they are apt to find their outfits cause there iu le^s loss to them,
W. S. Bennett, W. P.
somewhat dampened by Oregon nnd they are of a better flavor.
Miss Celia Lurch, Secy.
Call and see our lace curtains mist.
Mr. Webber -dso has some especi­
and portiers, carpets, rugs, blankets
ally fine apples; he believes that it
aud comforts and valises, new pat­
The lecture is a timely one aud pays to raise none but the best, and
K. of P.
terns throughout, just arrived at J. its presentation, in Mr. Crouch’s s following out that idea.
Juventus Lodge No. 48.
D. Cochran’s.
masterly manner, is bound to leave
its imprint upon the minds and
Meets every Wednesday night.
Machinery All on the Way.
A great many laborers who were hearts and lives of the present gen­
S. R. Piper Cbancellur Com.
shipped to Drain have deserted eration and through them to in­
The Dittson mill will probably
Cbas. VanDenhurg, K. ofR . & S.
their work stating it was not as fluence the coming life
Daily Ad­ be running within a few woeks
represented, and consequently they vertiser, Clinton, Iowa.
now, ns the machinery is all en-
are
out
after
jobs.
route. A car containing the boiler
I. O. O. F.
The meeting of the stockholders and engine arrived last week.
Cottage Grove No.OH.
Good dry wood is exceeding 1 . of the Great Northern mine in Blue Wednesday a car containing the
Meetings every Saturday night.
scarce aud the person who has in River district was put off on ac­ carriage, set works, edger, con­
their winters supply of wood is very count of an injunction suit brought veyors, and several other pieces of
S. S. Shortridge, N. G.
fortunate.
Very few farmers cut by a man who is suing the com­ machinery arrived, and the rest
Gus D. Gross, Secy.
much wood this year, so there is pany for some stock, claiming that should arrive any day. The rail­
little to be hauled id .
Hie sale of the property while his road will he finished to the mill be­
A R K T H E F IN E S T M A D E
suit was still unsettled would fur­ fore the week is out, aud then it
Royal Neighbors.
True and tried friends of the family
will he easy to deliver tho machin­
Meets 2 nd aud 4th Wednesday ol —IMVitt’i Little Early Risen. Best ther complicate matters.
Present your wife with ;i set o f them and
ery
to its place. J. I. Jones is
for
results
and
best
to
take.
ltosy
each month.
busily
at
work
getting
bis
men
to
cheeks
and
Bpurkllng
eyes
follow
the
see
her smile as never before
You can
Work
is
being
pushed
at
Black
Ethel Bisby, Oracle.
use of these dependable little pills. Butte as rapidly as possible. More work so os to have a good supply
take your pick from the traveling m an’s
Mrs. C. W, Wallace, Recorder.
'I hey do not gripe or sicken. Sold by
men are being added to the fores of logs ready on the bluff to de­
Benson’s Pharmacy.
samples, it you arrange at once with
liver
to
the
mill
when
they
ore
continually and there is much to
ready.
show
for
each
day.
Tho
teamsters
Keep tlie bowels open and use a
M. W . of A.
good remedy to allay the inffamma- are busy hauling supplies. The
tion of the mucous membranes. The rails are all delivered for the tram­ Roseburg Grants Willamette Valley
Meetings 1st and 2rd Tuesday.
Co. Franchise
best is Kennedy’s Laxative Honey way now, and the big shipments of
and Tar. It contains no opiates, supplies will be started up this
LeRoy Woods, Consul.
Monday
night
the Roseburg city
moves the bowels, drives out the
council granted t h e Willamette
C. W. Wallace, Secy.
cold. Is reliable and tastes good. week.
Valley Co. by A. A. Welch a water
Sold by Bensons Pharmacy.
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When a horse is so overworked it and light franchise for a term of
down and in other ways declares fifty years, the company agreeing
Rebekahs
Two marriage licenses were is­ lies
its inability to go further, you would
sued in Eugene to people from this consider it criminal to uso force. to furnish free, water far fifty hy­
Cottage Grove No. 21 .
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part of the couuiy. Alfred A. Many a man of humane impulses, drants. The ordinance also fixes a
Meetings 1st, 3 rd and 0 th Friday ol Wheeler, aged 22 , a farmer ot Cot­ would not willingly harm a kitten, is maximum charge for old service.
guilty of cruelty where his own
The council pushed the ordi­ 1 Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal
each month.
tage Grove and Ida May Miller, stomach
is
concerned.
Overdriven,
Etta Baker, N. G.
always ready.
19, of Divide, also Alexander Lewis, ovei worked, when what It needs is nance through so as to avoid tak­
Katie B. Veateh, Secy.
10, lumberman of Dorena
and something that will digest the food ing it up under the Initiative and
If-
eaten and help the stomach to recu­ Referendum provisions.
Mavrae E. Ferguson of Eugene.
perate. Something like Kodot for
Dyspepsia that is sold by Benson’s
Another Happy Couple.
M B A
Percy Lawton, a son-in-low of C. rharniacy.
is the finest in Oregon.
America
‘
C-
Hazelton
of
this
place,
died
at
One of South Dakota’s stalwart
Modern Brotherhood of
Fresh
Fish each Tuesday and Friday.
his home in Creswell Wednesday
To me your lecture brought a sons came to Cottage Grove this
fr
Meets 2 nd and 1 th Tuesday at I. O. of consumption, after an illness of
See our plant, everything new and up-to-date.
a fund of good suggestions that week to claim ns his bride Miss Eva
O. F. Hall.
several years. He was a prominent will far outlast the pleasing im- Martha Bohlman and today they
’ P h o n o fe-
T. W. Jenkins, Sec.
member of the Forresters and was piessiqps made by your thrilling will he married here. The groom
M a in 8 3 .
well known here. He was buried delivery. It is both entertaining is John Cornelius Thomas of Wa-
1^,
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at the Creswell cemetery on Eriday, and instructive, well enriched with konda, South Dakota, a town of
by the members or bis lodge.
wit,
but
not
less
replete
with
good
some
5
oo
people,
where
Mr.
Thomas
St. Valentine Circle 121 .
common sense, and presented with is the druggist of the town and a reserved seats will begin on T"cs-
Wood Wanted.
Meets 1 st and 3rd Tuesday in W.
lite and power. Thanking you prominent man in the community, day October 23 rd. Buy y< rr
Will accept wood for renewals of
O. W. Hall.
again, I am cordially yours.— J. J. Miss Bohlman is the daughter of tickets early.
subscriptions at this office.
Flora J. Miller, Clerk.
MARSHALL CHOATE CROUCH
Mitchell, Secretary DeWitt Lecture Geo. Bohlman, the tailor. After
Association, DeWitt, Iowa.
the wedding they will take quite a
trip and wili be at home in their Classified Advertisements. E C Z E M A and PILE CURE
L. O. T. M.
S tar L ectu rer
Can you win? You realize that to new home in Wakouda after the
win in anytliig these days, requires
Lady Laroson Hive No. 42 .
C p p C Knowing w hat It was to
strength, with mind and body in 3 oth of the month.
1 n ,- L surfer, I will give FREE OF
Good Cook Wants Position.
Subject:—
Meets 2 nd and 4 th Friday of each
tune. \ man or woman with disor­
CHAIDSK. to any ntllicted ft positive
dered
digestive
organs
is
not
in
shape
Marshall
Choate
Crouch.
Camp
cook
for
thirty
or
more
cure for K< /.emu, Suit liheuill, Erysip­
month.
for a day's work or a day’s play.
“ THE SIM PLE L IF E ”
Piles and Skin Diseases. In­
The second number of our enter­ men wants good position. Will elas,
Mrs, Mary Sehmutz, L. C.
How can they expect to win? Kodoi
take entire charge. Box H."i Cot­ stant relief. Don't suffer longer,
Daring Convictions
for
Dyspepsia
contains
the
digestive
tainment
course
is
Marshall
Choate
Write F. W. WILLIAMS, 400 Manhat­
Miss Lets Sanford, K. K.
Splendid Eloqueuce
juices of a healthy stomach and w ill Crouch who has made quite a stir tage Grove.
tan Avenue, N. V. Enclose stamp.
put your stomach in shape to per­ in Chautauquas in the Central
Great Fun
form its important function of sup­
Instructive Message
Wanted.
K. O. T. M.
plying tlie body and brain with West and has so ably carried the
How's This?
strengtli building blood. Digests audiences of leading cities of the
Laundry
Woman
wanted »t Hotr 1
Cascade No. CO.
what
you
eat,
relieves
Indigestion,
East. In Cincinnati the Unity Club Graham.
We offer One Hundred dollars Re*
Guaranteed to please, Hear
Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, Palpita­
Meets every Thursday night.
I ward for any case of Catarrh that
him and be convinced
tion or the Heart and Constipation. spend about •'f.'looi» to $u000 a year
1 .ninot be cured by Hull's Catarrh
O. H. Veateh, Com.
in Lyceum entertainments. Such
Sold !)}• Benson’s Pharmacy.
For Sale.
Cure,
Reserved
seats
at
usual
men
as
Conwell,
DeMotte,
Riis
and
R. K. Bennis, Cooter.
F. J. C iii : ney & Co.,
Fine
two
year
old
Shorthorn
hull.
place.
Jones have appeared there and
Toledo, O.
I).
G
.
M
c
F
arland
.
pleased. Mr, Crouch delighted
We, the undersigned, have known
P rices — 25, 35 and 50 cents.
I-. J. Cheney for the lust 15 years, and
Wood accepted ' for subscription
the citizens so thoroughly that the
renewals at the Leader office.
CH ICK EN S FOR SALE Few believe him perfectly honorable in all
Commercial Tribune of that city
bn-¡ness transactions and tlimnclally
gave him a three-fourth column choice Silver Spangled Hamburg able to curry out any obligations
cockrels. D. B. Chamberlain, 10 21 made by his linn.
Mrs. Andy Graham left for a writeup in which they highly
U i . u i m i , K innan * M arvin ,
praised
him.
W.
L.
Davidson,
the
short trip south on Thursday.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
greatest Chautauqua manager in
1 lull's Catarrh Cure is taken inter­
For Sale.
Miss Ida Frances Barret paid a America says, “ He ought to be
nally, acting directly upon the blood
short business trip to Eugene this heard everywhere.” His lecture is
Good four-year old horse, broke und mucous surfaces of the system,
We have arranged with the
week.
a fund of good suggestions that single and double.
rcstiinoriials sent free. Price 75 cents
per bottle. Nr.id by nil druggists.
W ynne H dw K C o .
Miss Ella Cahill came down from will far outlast the pleasing impres­
Take Hall’s Family Pills for Con­
Camp Vesuvius on Tuesday and sions made by his thrilling delivery.
stipation.
It
is
both
entertaining
and
instruct­
160
acres
of
timber
situated
in
went to Eugene Friday morning
where she will work for F. J. ing, well enrirhid w th wit, but section 4 , township 18, range 1
for a clubbing combination with this paper
not less replete with good common east, Lane County, Oregon. Esti­
Hard.
209.
sense and is presented with life and mated at eight million feet. For
Frank
D.
Wheeler
came
up
T he N ew I dea W oman ’ s M a g a zin e keeps up to its name
Keep bright nnd you’ll be kept
power. He says we are going particulars address.
Bryan \
t from Drain Thursday The work through life too fast. We hit only Fisher, No. I l l East Mr in Street, , busy.
It is a woman, s Magazine, and a good one. It tell all about
on the new water system is pro­ the high places and 1 * 'he good Missoula, Montana,
Light is the magnet that draws
Fashions, Needlework, Crockery, Household affairs, etc. It con­
gressing nicely and Mr. Wheeler between. Also we are too com­
trade.
tains maDy bright stories and clever descriptive articles.
I soon hopes to get it completed.
A
show
window brilliantly
plex. I’eople used to die, now
Wanted Logger.
j lighted with electric lights makes
tboy simply expire— and that usu­
Board Buys New Equipment.
A competent man to take log many a sale "the night before.”
ally after some severe operation ha.,
It nt t i a c t s a t t e n t i o n ,
The school hoard has purchased been performed. Men in times ging contrict. Fine timber nml
t
asy
to
log.
Write
to
M
artin B id s ., makes it easy for your display to be
past
went
to
lied,
now
they
only
re­
a new globe for the, schools of one
Cottage Grove Leader, regular price $1.50 per year
i xamined, and shows your goods to
of the latest models. The globe is tire. He has convictions and dares Brownsville, Ore.
The New Idea W om an’s Magazine 50 cents per year
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the best advantage.
s j set as to represent in its turning to maintain them, and all through
LOST
Electric light is the best and
BOTH THESE PAPERS FOR S I . 75
tho position of the earth in each his excellent me-sage there are
|
only
illuminuut.
Small
purse
containing
about
month, its relation to the sun and many very striking and pleasing
Sample Copies Free.
When may our man see van
moon and many things that the witticisms. He certainly is a star ¿35 in gold, one $to bill, some
average person who has left his lecturer and comes on Saturday small change and a small gold but­ about it?
Cottage G ro v e Lejvder,
seboo years behind would have to night October 27 th. The prices are ton. Finder will receive reward I W i m . lmmktte V a l l e y E lectric
stop some time to study out. It is 25, 35 and 50 cents. Tho sale of i for return to t .,. i office.
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w. o. w.
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