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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1906)
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER COTTAGE GROVE - • OREGON J. McKEAN FISH ER , Manager. PUBLISHED E V ER Y SATURDAY LEADER Cottage Grove Churches PUBLISHING COMPANY E ntered ut the C olt »ge G r o v e postoffice us sec on d cla ss m atter, SUBSC R IP T IO N R A T E S Due W a r • $1.80 Six M onths *75 Threee M onths . . . .50 I p a id hi a d v a n ce hut if n ot so paid a tu lf rm rate of *¿.00 per >et»r w ill be ch arged. A d vertisin g rates m ade know n on a pplication CLUBBING LIST T h e C o t t a g e d r o v e L e a d e r f o r on e y e a r , anti a n y o f t h e f o l l o w i n g p u b l i c a t io n f o r o n e y e a r , f o r t h e p r i c e set opposite * N ew York T ribune Farm er $l 75 T oled o W eekly B la d e ....................... 1*75 Portland W eek ly O regonian 2 50 Portland W eekly J o u rn a l................. 2.00 Portland S em i-W eek ly Journ al 2.25 San F ra n cisco ( all 2.50 Sail F ra n cisco E x a m in e r ................... 2.50 Sunset M agazine, San F ra n cisco 2.00 Out W est, I a OS A n geles . 2.50 Tow n and C ountry J ourn al 1.75 N orth w est P oultry J o u r n a l 1.75 P a cific H om estea d . 2.25 S A T U R D A Y ...... NOVEMBER 10, 1906 MK Professional Cards. GREAT POLITICAL GAME FOUGHT STHODINT EPISCOPAL, Rev. K. C. MAI V .1 L. Beatty. Pastor. Preach » I i) K ing services a t 11a. in. and "Silt p. in. Sunday S chool. 10 a. m., Republicans Win in New York Gover Ï ill» « : Awbri-y Buililinn, Malu sir. t 4 Kpworth League, 6:30 1 ». m . Prayer norship. } H U N T Ij s T > meeting Thursday evening a t 7:30. i t All are cordially invited to he present ---------- — First Presbyterian Church Pastor K. C. Grace. Morning ser'ice, 11, evening T F- S. C. h. 7 p. rn. All strangers and sojourners welcome. Morning subject ; 'Distinctive words in the Christian religion.” Evening subject ‘ ‘Hours of Dark ness Episcopal Church. Services held the second Wednesday evening ot each month at 7:30 in Masonic hull. There will he services every fifth Sunday of a month. Catholic Church, Father Carrol. Services the second Sunday in each month. Christian Science services held over Allison’s Barber shop every Sunday morning at 11 o’clock ami Wednesday evening ut 8 o’clock. Christian Church, Rev D. E. Olson Pastor. Services at 11 in the morning and 7.30 in the even ing. Y- P. S. C. Ii- meeting at G:3o p. m. Sunday school at lo o’clock, Intermediate Endeavor Society at 2:yo and Choir practice every Saturday evening at 7:3c. Morning subject "Three kinds of Church members.” Evening sub ject "W hy lam not a Campbellite.” Monday at 7;3o lecture on “ Health” Come and hear the truth fearlessly proclaimed. 0 ütt ^ oéw : ovç The j,reaj political fight has been fought aud won In New York (jhas. E. Hughes, a republican, de- í I j K. c. r. hock K1 r >A 4 feated Wm. Randolph Hearst. the PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON > democratic candidate for Go' < mor Illllce in Stew art A P orter • iM i,u.’ .MaUi s tr e e t, C ottu re G rove. otti c p h o n e of New York by a majority of bome Main 303. R esid en ce p hone Main *#; 00,000 or more, but the Lieutenant ! ■ tv . •TV.»-'--.»-- r *• t* . 9 - » governor is probably democratic. Tho Republicans were generally successful, thongh the Democrats > gained 23 members in the house, jj! j y t . n. it. jou i only reducing the republican ma P H Y S I C I A N u n it S L It O K jority of 114 to G8 instead of 58 as N 4 J A ll, ca lls p rom p tly atten d ed . mie-: Z tney predicted. M ain St. F ilone 114. 4 In Idaho the result is doubtful, ! * ' •.♦ »v.-#iv%#i- w e w through probably Gooding, repub lican was elected. w^va-v -# «-.♦ 'n.y In California the light was over % the Congressman and Gillett, the K. YOUNG 4 Republican candidate seems to have " » A TTO R N EY YT-I-A W been successful, though by a small 7 Nl OBIce: Y ouiir B uildin g, M ain Street, a VS- majority, b o that Ross Reuf is evi W est S id e. 7 dently losing his hold. \ rUMJRMILlS patronise Monte Inbuetrç ©nl\>. fih li ¿**1 f,tì/VDE C 3 r su ^ **" F-LGUff*— rm & hansepc V '«'¡TASI GROVE. CRH60K. r-WGf oc .-mGo*» j J Our ow n m & k e. i y . 1 WHY NOT HAVE A C IT Y I'ARK i A W. KIME, M. I). GENERAL NEW S Eugene is to have a fine public A P H Y S I C I A N lim i S I K O K O N park of 7H acres, 47 of which have £ o n ic e in M cE a rU n d B uilding beeu donate I by Thomas G. Hen m O ver W yn n e’ s H a rd w a re Store From the list of things the Mer- % drink«, a bunker and pioneer of the O ffice 1’ lione, 34 » R e sid e n ce F ilone, 12 « chants Protective Association of town. Good for Eugene and its $Vr*v.*r', Wi'teWiN-'. a- J Kugene sets forth that Eugene banker who does good for the town. wants, in its recent pamphlet, they Eugene is getting its parks at the .Wf Wi'V.-Wi'V.-»!-, must want the earth and then some. 4 *.-*■ right time when they can he t ft' The president has dismissed in 4 M AK">N VKV1CH bought cheap. 9 FUNERAL DIRECTOR and LICENSED disgrace a whole Negro Battalion 4 Cottage Grove could well afford EMBALMER at Brownsville, T exas, beeauso they 10 get iulo the hitmens aud do like V ÿsyjj Silk Creek. P a rlors at V eutch Jt L a w son ’s. refused to disclose the identity of wise. The Landes« Grove, east of the railroad could be b o u g h t for a ‘At# ■ 9 School a* tiie Royal Academy some of their number who were small amount aud would make a opened Monday morning with 23 mixed up in a killing affray there. fine I’ark that would be a great students in attendance È H igK S c h o o l N otes. thing for the town in the present as $ ‘ Uncle Nat” Mart;n is helping! The first examinations of the O f S ho e s c a n ’t be Beaten well as 111 the days to come. Baker Slaglu build his house. Hii-h School for this year will bo Mrs. Gilbert McCord of (Jreawed j the last tlirie days ot this week. Denaturized Alcohol. & brought her sou Ervin up to attend These examinations occur every two months. Deualurized is simply the com- school the first of the week. Has the largest .Stock of School merciii grad« of pure alcohol, to The program of last Tuesday’ s Mr. I. N. Dresser ot I.ynx H ol M supplies in the city. Our line of »'iiich is added wood alcohol or assembly was changed fiom current General Merchandise—Purveyors to the People route other material that makes it low was til« guest of W. N. events, which we generally have, to Books. Artist s Material. Sundries Wheeler and family Wednesday entirely unfit for a beverage or for a spelling lesson. These spelling medical purposes. In discussing night lessons will be given occasionally are now complete. p m » m L. H. Slagle and wife are visit •■■•hv', ,vM:,v/,.hv/,:„\„', hvi'/hv/^v/yr^v, y,v/,'hc. hv// 1. KJ-.;d i ,////, tiie process of its manufacture trie throughout the year from lists of We are giving special caro to ing friends in Portland. American Agriculturist goes into miapelled words takeu from test and Miss Winnie Dresser of Lynx examination papers. it« manufacture in part as follows: Our Presciption Counter “ Alcohol is a product ot the de Hollow was the gbest of Miss Aon Mr. Normau Hawley, a former night and student of the High School visited composition of sugar, or, more Owens Wednesday properly, glucosei by tiie action of Th ursday. school last Thursday. which at all times get the best u r m e n t s , h i i c I i us yeast. Any sub Hazel Hemenway, who has been Thero was a very large attend stance which contains sugar or ance at the funeral of little Alvah absent from her class for some time attention, using only the purest substances such as starch, veget Owens Wednesday. The sud Ion on account of illness, expects to be of chemicals, having the largest able fiber, etc., which can be used and shocking deatli filled an al back wil h ns s o b i i . stock in town it makes shopping ,is a source of alcohol. Tlio most ways sympathetic neighborhood Miss Ethel Eakin, a former stu easy in our place. important sources used cominer with more than usual sympathy dent of the High School has re oially aao grapes, potatoes, beets with the bereaved family and turned from Portland. We are Mail orders receive the best ol and other root crops and grains, friends, which was shown in every glad to have her back with us, as attention. i specially, rye, barley, corn and possible manner. The little coffin she is another member to be added rice. Many other fruits besides was covered with flowers. Grand to the Sophomore class. grapes aro used— for example ap pa Babcock spoke words of com Supt. Dillard brought the books Hardware, Stoves, Plumbing pies, peaches and chert ies. Fibers fort from the “ Good Book.” Prof. of tho district library down to Cot goods, Miners’ Loggers and mill such ab cotton, linen and hemp, af L. G- Paap had charge ot the fun tage Grove Thursday. supplies, Wagons, Buggies, Agri ter chemical treatment to change eral service. This is tho library purchased Crîtajî Grave. Oregon cultural Implements, Sporting the woody fiber into glucose, have with tiie money obtained from tho also been used successfully. A Fatal Accident. Í.V.W library tax. The books are ali Foods, Guns, Ammunition, Hercu “ In commerce the process is Tuesday at about 2:30 p. m. a adapted to use in the grades but les powder, Caps, Fuse, Etc. simply an improvement on the terrible accident occurred at Owen’s not very many are high school home process of making wine from & Son’s sawmill. A 2x4 flew from books. They are being catalogued giapes, currents and other fruit the edger saw and struck Alvah the and will b« varnished. The board juices. A vat s filled with liquid 9 year old sou of Mr. Owens, in the is going to get a good book .case General Blacksm ith H orsesh oein g a specialty. properly warmed, and yeast is right bronst, it was driven almost and tlit-u tho books will be put up W agon and ca rria g e i c ing. A ll w ork gu aran teed added ami stirred. Soon bubbles through the little fellow and be for use. These books with the H ave your h orsesteeth ex- of carbonic acid gas appear and was thrown about 8 feet striking books already in the different rooms am m eilam l repaired, sin«, at rear o f H em enw ay & gradually increase until the liquid on bis head. The boy only gasped will make a library in the school of Burk holder's S tere :: looks as if it were boiling. In a few times after being struck, was about 15o volumes. B A K E i S J . x-n about 21 hours the bubbling not conscious at all. The whole gradually ceases, the liquid lie- community is filled with grief ami To the Public. coines clear and in about 48 hours sympathy lor the bereaved family. from the the start it is ready for Alvah was a manly little fellow- Representatives of the Pacific H erbert Eakin I • listiliation This distillation de- loved and respected by all who States Telephone and Telegraph l* r e s i d e u t OP T . C. W heeler penns upon tiie difT-rence in tem- knew him. Company have started a house to Cashier peraturo at which alcohol and house canvass among the farmers water boil, the former requiring Choral Members Must all Come Out of this county, off-ring them an e x considerable less heat lo turn into All members of the Choral Union tremely low rental rate for institt- CAPITAL ' apor It also depends upon the ire 1 specially urged to attend the roeotN to be used in connection with NEATLY PROMPTLY AND 2 5,00 0 condensation of vapor into liquid practice Sunday afternoon as at that the Central offices of the Company when the temperature falls. E X E C U T E D A T TH E time special matters will come up throughout the country. A gen era l hanking “ lu practice, with tho simple to b< voted on, and it will be de For eight and one-third cents a busin ess transact I or ms of still, there uru always cided whether the union as a body- month the subscriber is given free ed :: :: :: :: :: more or less water and volalils sub desire to join with other wingers in switching with all other subscribers ORGANIZED stances, such as essential oils and tho presentation of “ David, the connecting with his Centeral ex C O I T A L E GROVE aoetic acids, present 111 the con- Shepard Boy,” undei an instructor change. Under this rate it would O « L Q O N dtnsed product, which must there from outside. appear that no rural resident need lore he purified by other processes. he without a telephone and Us at A G re a t M in s tr e l S h o w M o n d a y , The most common ol these pro- tendant advantage« especially as c .-.isos a successive distillation, the Beach & Bowers’ minstrels every assurance 1« given of prompt A c ä p e iw liquid resulting from the first dis struck a popular chord at the L y and efficient service. * tillation being again and again ceum last opening. The troupe Mr. L. P. Bennett 1« in charge of ■ ’¡stilled until the product is pure. was grietetl by a ciowded house, the canvass in this county and he Ileautifu)ly located i unsurpassed < '1 bus, to give a theoretical example, aud gave the audience just what it states lie may lie seen at the Cen lure and oilers education of you n starting with an original crude it was looking for, a bright, clean, tral offices of the empany- in Eu opportunities in Music. Art. I liquid containing 5 per cent alco minstrel show, with first class mu gene, or will visit any community at are. W ell equipped I ’ h \ *- ■ . i Herbarium and Mi hol, its condensed vapor may cou- sic, aud some unusually good or organization of farmers interested oratories. largest and oldest Lad if Northwest, it enjoys a nation.t. * tuin 4 0 per cent of pure alcohol. specialties. The program was not in Telephone matters parting the best physical, ment t. a id n raI train ' This second liquid redistilled may- exactly tiie stereotyped minstrel ing and developing true w o m a n h .o d . Equip? yield a liquid containing 8 0 per show program throughout, but tiie socially and educationally f.-r t’ ;e nv'?t exalted ( How s This? station. Confers Academ ic and Co It ¿ ate D ecrees ! cent alcohol, a third distillation features that tend to give minstrel by State Authority. In?* rforerre \\ th convictions W c o ffe r O n e l l u i u l r e d d o l l a r s R e of non-Cat bolu s is scru: may produce a solution 1 HI per cent shows their undying popularity « avoided. Academy w in d fo r any cn «e o f C a ta rrh th a t Is ideally located a:n;d mv, ring scenic ad van pure, and so on The necessity were preserved and others added c a n n o t l e c u r . s i b y t r a i l ’ s C a t a r r h tages. Social opportunities s v c as are available for this re-distillation and the r< The orchestra was one of the ( ’ a r e , in no other city on the Coast, Buildings large and com m odiou s well lighted, he :ed and ventilated; moval ol the undesirable impurities strongest musical organizations r .1 . C m \ f . y & Co., dorm itories and private rocf r supplied with all T o l e d o . <). have given rise to a vast variety ol that lias visited the city during the modern conveniences The istitution is liberal 'Vr, 1 tic unde rsigned, have know n icing the character and rrocres ve with f ? complicated apparatus.” — K* winter, and the vccai numbers were Term s I-. .1. Cheney- for the last 15 years, and snd traditions of age exceptionally good. Jokes were lielievt him |M'rf«H-tl> honorable in all m odest. Satisfactory reft rent lievement. We h a v e a full l i n e of L e g a l B l a n k s and required. W rite for not as numerous as in some shows, business transactions and tin.-iiit-in 1 ly announcem ent bt k ft V. rd and tuition$iS0 per Mi f v'- - « nit No Brick for Market. T r e s p a s s Notices. nç vç vç nor were they as old. The contor altle to carry out anv obligation s year. Address made by his tirm. P O R T L A N D , ORi O N . U S. A. S. Ii- Wallace went to Kugene tionist was 1 wonder, and the trick W a i d in « , K in x a x a M a a v r e , tue fir«t of the we k t<> try and get bicyclie discounts the best circus 1 W h o l e s a l e D r u g g i s t s , T o l e d o , O . mime brick to u.e in the addition to ptiionner«. Beach & Bower« will ( i o o . l f o r e v e r y t h i n g a s a l v e Is ii« .-il I l n l l ’ * C a ta r r h C u r e i« ta k e n in t e r - Farmers Attention. Need a poc«I cathartic? A pill is the Bartel« market, hut could not probably vist this city later in the hia'lly.’ acting illn otly upon the titooff f o r ;»n<l e e p e v I ft H y r e c o n i i n e n d e v l f o r \Ye have bunting notices already p i l secure any Mr. Bartels is having season, nu.i they can rest assured of iml inm-ous «nrf.-u-u« o f tlu* system, W i e l s t . ’ s T W h a i t t i 'l i Is f a w z h o a l t S w a l e v e . sn> O o n f t I h * e e - tie-t. Say a pill like DeWitt s Little Get some and protect -nsiderablc trouble in securing another good bouse. Fergus Falls •«‘«tiimmlals sent fr»s-. I’rii-«- o> rente m a r k e t f o r y e a r « ,-unl a s t a n d b y in Early Risei«. About the most :eli- printed. brick for the improvement* contetn-1 Minn. Journal. Opera House Nov. i ‘ ¡-„k.'ilaii « Family11 i*7lU?or "cuu- t h o u s a n i l s o f f a m i l i e s . G e t D e W l t t ' s . able on the market. Sold by Pen- your farms by posting them up. Leader office. sou - Pharmacy, S gh l b y B enaou s P h a rw a c f. 1 JstlpuUou. Come and See tor Yourself i A- l£ntirel\> IRew Stock of IDrv (5oob6 Contini) C U E Benson’s Pharmacy u S T O C K Currin & Veatch. Griñin ^ Veatch Company! Benson’s Pharmacy in g P L A IN O H 1900 A N D F A N C Y P R - I N T I N G Leader Offi e k P am p h let W o r k a S pecially
