Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, November 10, 1906, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextLodge Directory. LOCAL NEWS A. F. & A. M. • £ K lt A N C L I C I L K HARD OPTICIAN and REFRACTIONIST Try W. A. Hemenway for gro ■ » Room I I New chrismohBk. Engine. Ur ^ I.odge No. 51. ceries. £ ‘ f 3rd Wednesdays 9 . •) w. W. A, Hemenway welcomes close buyers. Wooley, W. M. ♦ T n COCHRAN B. Lurch, Secy, 4 A big stock of iron beds just in. e J . t FUNERAL DIRECTOR and LICENSED >’ Veatch & Lawson. EMBALMER 9 f G. A. R. Office Phon e il>; Residence 774 ^ School tablets of all kinds at Appotnatnx Post No. 34. Currin & Veatch. i Meets at 1 p. m. on the 2nd and For complete house furnishings 4th Saturday of each month. see us. Veatch k Lawson. The best at Veatch & Lawsons. Dr. D. L. Woods, Post Com. The best pianos at reasonable G. W. Me Reynolds, Adjutant Best values in shoes at W. A . prices at Veatch & Lawson. Ilemenway’s. Call on Griffin & Veatch Co. and Pattern hats o p e >i"g Saturday. examine their line of sporting goods. Bohemia Camp No. 2G 0. Mary Bartels. Meets each Friday evening. Weak, weary', weeping eyes wel Clothing at less than cost at W. come Dr Lowe’s perfect fitting L. W. Baker, Consul Com. A. Hemenway’s. glasses. Chas. YanDenburg, Clerk. A set of fine dishes for $5-25 at A fine 42 piece set of English ware dishes for $4.25 at Metcalf & M etcilf & Brunds. O. E. S. Brunds. Seo our new line of carpets Cottage Grove Chapter No 4. Veatch k Lawson. W. A . Hemenwav’s store west of Meetings held on 2nd nnd 4th Fri bridge Kakin k Bristow building. day of each month. Dr. Lowe’s glasses are reason Wall and River streets. Mrs. C. H. Burkholder. W. M. able in price— your sight is price Now is tbe time to go hunting. less. W. S. Bennett, W. P. Remember Griffin k Veatch Co. Miss Celia Lurch, Secy. A fourteen dollar vest with every carry a fine line of guns and am suit costing $14 or more at Geo. munition. Bo hlman’u. K. of P. Dr. Lowe the oculo-optieian will When you want to go hunting Juventus Lodge No. 48. call on Griffin k Veatch Co. for he in Cottage Grovo next Monday Meets every Wednesday night. your rifles. We carry the largest and to noon Tuesday. line in South Lane Co. S. K. Piper ChancelUr Com. Morse, the grocer, will soon be Chas. YanDenburg, K. of It. A S. moved into his new store room in Use Cottage Grove souvenir the Scbleet building. tablets and envelopes. They are I. O. O. F. the proper stuff to use for advertis Mr. and Mrs. Russel came down Cottage Grove No.fiH. ing Oregon and Cottage Grove. from Dorena Tuesday night to at Meetings every Saturday night. tend to some business. Cali and see our lace curtains S. S. Shortridge, N. G. Henry Lincoln is fitting up a and portiers, earpots, rugs, blankets Gus D. Gross, Secy. and comforts and valises, new pat very neat butcher shop in the Nat terns throughout, just arrived at J. Martin building on the corner of Fifth aud Main streets. Royal Neighbors. D. Cochrau’s. N ext Monday and to noon Tues Meets 2nd and 4th Wednesday ot Geo. Lea left for Newberg on day Nov. 12 and i 3 Dr. Lowe the each month. Thursday to look over a propo well kuown oculo-optician will be Ethel Bisby, Oracle. sition to put in some water works in Cottage Grove at Hotel Oregon. for the city there. Tbe change in Consult him. Mrs. C. W. Wallace, Recorder. the trains made things just right for him. Dr. Lowe’s superior glasses cre M. W . of A. ate blight healthy eyes, silkeu Thanksgiving turkey dinner at lashes, relieve headaches and Meetings rst and 2rd Tuesday. Opera House by Aid Society' ot wipes out wrinkles. Consult him Presbyterian Church from 12 to 3. at Hotel Oregon Nov. i 2 and to Leltoy Woods, Consul. Prices 35 and 25 cents. Family noon of 13th. C. W. Wallace, Secy. tables can by reserved by applying to Mrs. C. T. Hockett. The bell boy who robbed a satchell at the Graham Hotel and Rebekahs H. F. McCormick of the Cuitin- who was reported arrested at Spur Lumber Co. was a visitor in Cottage Grove No. 24. Grants l’ans, has not been fouud. as town on Tuesday and states that Meetings rst, 3rd and 5th Friday ot his mill is getting along nicely. the suspect at that point was not the right inau. each month. The mill is being steadily improved Etta Baker, N. G. and made ready to do a still bigger There was a small dvptheria Katie B. Veatch, Secy. and better class of work. scare in town for a short time this A big continegent of Cottage week, but tbe threatened cases have M B A Grove people went to Eugene on been stopped and there is little or no probability of any contagion of Modern Brotherhood of America Tuesday to attend court and other the kind getting abroad. business, among whom were Frank Meets 2nd and 4th Tuesday at I. O. Jordan, Paul Markley. Win. Lan- O. F. Hall. dess. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Graham, Druggist Benson has made a new T. W. Jenkins,Sec. Henry Johnson. Sim Brand, Mr. departure in having a young lady and Mrs. DeLuer Hemenway. assistant in his drug store. Miss McCollough, who comes from Roseburg, has bad considerable ex G ive children a remedy with n St. Valentino Circle 121. pleasant taste. Don’t force unpleas perience in the drug business, and Meets rst and 3rd Tuesday in W. ant medicine down their throats. is a pharmaceutical student, and Kennedy’s Laxative (containing) O. W. Hall. Honey and T a r Is most pleasant to her help with that of Mr. Sly, will Flora J. Miller, Clerk. take. Children like It, and as a re relieve Mr. Benson from tho store lief for colds, coughs, etc., there Is a great deal. Mr. Henson expects nothing better. N o opiates. Con to go to Portland next week to se forms to National Pure Food and L. O. T. M. of Christmas Drug Law . Sold by Benson’s Phar lect a big stock specialties. Lady Larnson Hive No. 42. macy. M eets 2nd and 4th Friday of each Blacksmith Baker has just fin month. The rain that has been falling so ished up a new delivery wagon for generally over the state was felt in Mrs. Mary Schmutz, L. C. Pearce Bros. The wagon is a de a minor degree at Cottage Grove, Miss Lota Sanford, K. K. cided inovation in its line, as it has though it felt much heavier close been made to meet the demands of around town. The Coast Fork rose a wet country. The top has two quite a little, but the Willamette K. O. T. M. small awnings that project out so did not rise very much, although so that the man in charge cau get Cascade No. GG. the Santiam at Junction where a packages out of the sides of the Meets every Thursday night. new steel bridge was being put in wagon without having rain d rip rose so as to carry out the false O. H. Yeatch.Com. ping down on his collar, or getting work and leave the new steel beams R. K. Bennis, Cootcr. into tbe wagon. The wagon will hanging by the temporary rivets be put into service the first of the that are put in to hold the beams week. The Leader tells the news. in place until the riveting crew comes along. The S P is hoping the temporary rivets will hold until tbe beams can be pulled back to place and a new set of false work put in. In the meantime all trains are going around by Corvallis. We have arranged with the w. o. w. w. o. w. Next Winter Reading for a clubbing combination with this paper T he N ew I dea W oman ’ s M agazine keeps up to its name. It is a woman,s Magazine, and a good one. It tell all about Fashions, Needlework, Crockery, Household affairs, etc. It con tains many bright stories and clever descriptive articles. OUR O F F E R Cottage Grove Leader, regular price $1.50 per year The New Idea W om an ’s M agazine 50 cents per year BOTH THESE PAPERS FOR S I . 75 Sample Copies Free. C o tta g e G ro v e Leander. C o t t i * * G r o v e , Oro. Togs l or t lie Togger at 4 Cottage Grove Meetings 1st and of each month. L. F. J. New Idea Woman’s Magazine Th e J jjj Steel Bridges in Very Soon. Agent Isbam states that the big crews are about due to put in the steel bridges near here. This week a great wheel 7 feet in diameter that is ufed to tighteu the nuts on the big bridge supports was re ceived at tbe depot. This wheel is put on the nut and then a gang of men grasp the spokes and can torn I .ho nuts up in short order and un- 1 der a tremendous pressDre. As | soon as tho bridges are completed we will see more of the big oil I burning engineers recently put on , the road come through here. W. I. Prof/man and daughter H. Florence of Morgantown, W. Va. father and sister of J. B. Protz- man are spending a few weeks with him and his family. Drs. Best and Hockett went to Eugene Mon lay to give their evi d»nee befor* tho Grand Jury iu the case of the tw boys who murdered the old man here in the spring. Mr. and Mrs Andy Grahem were in Eugene Tuesday. Mr. Graham to transact business and Mrs. Graham to have her eyes e x amined by Dr. Hard, the optician who has offiri - in the new Cbris- man block. “The Toggery =Lam m »» C o ’s.— ade to measure ade ¡0 tit ade to wear .. Gotnes Are Loud in Their Praise. The Eugene ph.vsiciaus who at tended the meeting of the Lane Couuty Medical society at Cottage Grove are loud in their praise of the entertainment they received at the hands of the Grove physicians. Nothing was too good for the guests and the banquet was simply out of sight. The first paper was the beginning of a series of lectures 011 Gynecology by Dr. W . K uyken dall. Dr. Jayna also read a most excellent paper on ’ Alkaloidal Medication” and Dr. Hockett handled the subject of “ Physical Diagnoses’ ’ in a tuasforly maunor. It was a meeting that will long be remembered both from its social features as well as a technical liier- ary treat Register. H O TEL (iR A H ftM Headquarters For Mining and Commercia! Men A. Gi ö L h a m , Prop 1905 vs. 1906. The Leader window shows a I905 pumpkin standing alongside a 1 Dot! pumpkin, both iu perfect con dition. Hurry Webber of CoaBt Fork ranch fitue, brought the pumpkins in to prove that a pump kin can be kept for over a year and still be in perfect condition. He kept tbe i% 5 one in an upstairs room over the kitchen laid with others around the stovepipe that oamo up from the kitchen, so they were kept dry and fairly warm all the time. The editor is going to have some pumpkin pie out of the' 1905 one beforo long, and if ago improves its flavor, as fruit cake improves with age, then certainly the pie ought to he a winner. Mr. Webber is surely a careful agriculturalist and is making his crops give him the highest possible result in each thing he plants. l Ib a v ila n b IDisbcs l A R E T H E E I N E S T MADE t t c c C M e tc a lf & B am b ; “1-?- ll¿L_ * !*■ High Grade Meats l F re sh Beeí, ? o k, ion an d V e a l a lw a y s ready. Southbound Trains Late for a Few Days. Ageut Isham stated Wednesday that the false work on the S. IV track near Junction had been washed out by high water so that the trains all had to go around by- Corvallis nnd on the West side, which makes them an hour nnd a half about late in getting south this far, and makes the northbound trains that late in getting into Portland. As it is now tbe train leaves Portland, going out Fourth street, thence to Corvallis, and and then to the main line at Al- batie It will be this way until tbe pile driving crews, two of which were rushed through to Junction Wednesday, cm get the work rebuilt, and the line in shape again, which will probably be about three or four days. Present your wife with a set of them and see her smile as never before You can l y y l take vour piek front the traveling m an’s samples, if you arrange at once with O pt Refrigerator is tin ^finest in Oregon. Fresh 'Fish each Tuesday and Friday. See our plant, everything new and up-to-date. i J. H. Bartels $ Co. - Main 8 >. f sT-'-’P Classified Advertís me For Sale. ¡ 0 0 M A and P I L E C U R E r- r» i r- Know ing w h a t It was to rnrE I w ill give F U E L OF t-> ill’,- afflicted a positive n u t for Lr inn, Suit Rheum, Erysip I). G . M. F aki a n d . e l .1 P i l e s und Skin Diseases. In i'. m i offer lon ger, Wood Wanted. Wi l l e 1\ W. WI L L IA M S , 400Manhat W ill accept wood for renew 1 of tan Avenue, N. V. Enclose stump. Fine two year old Short In subscriptions at this offir< L. McCoy got in a big 7-foot W A N T E D — Good man in each iron wheel this week for use at his county to represent and ; !'ei tint- sawmill. co-operative department, put nit samples, etc. Old establish« S t o c k h o ld e r M o o tin g. The stockholders ot the Farmers’ ¡ D e s s house. Cash salary +21 and Miners’ Teleyhoue Co. will weekly expense money adv hold a special meeting to attend to permanent position. <>ur ! business of more than usnal im ence, Bankers National Ban Chicago, Capital $2,000,000 A < portance at Dorena, Tuesday Nov. 209. i 3th at 11 a ni. Every stockholder dress Manager, The Cohmilu Keep bright nnd you’ll lie kept should be present. Signed by the House, Chicago. 111 . Desk No. 1 12 1 . blisv. Secretary A . Brund. Light is the magnet that draws j trade. Land Fraud Cases in December 06. NOTICE FOR rL BLICATTON. A show window brilliantly United States Land Office. Tho Journal says that Judge Hun! ! lig h t'<1 with electric lights makes RoMburar, Ore., May 6 , IMS. and Attorney Henoy will come to I many a ale “ the night before.” Notice Is hereby given th a t In com pliance with the provisions o f the Portland in December to commence 1 I t a t t i a c t s a t t e n t i o n , 1 m ai.-s it easy for your display to ho Act of Congress of Juno 3. 187*, en the Land Fraud cases again. titled, “ An act fo r the stile o f tim ber examined, and ■ hows your goods to lands In the states of California, Ore the best advantage. gon. Nevada and Washington T erri Electric light is the best and tory,” us extended to all the Public only illuminant. Land States by act of August 4th 18112, Charley Olsen of Cottage drove, When may our man seo you County of I.Ane, State of Oregon lias about it? this day filed In this office his sworn Wll.I.i.MMirrn: V am . k Y E le CTRIO statement No. 28.13 for tlie purchase o i the 8 \V '4 of Section No. 12. T o w n ship 21 South, of Range I W est and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for Its tlm- l>ei or stone than f r agricultural purposes, and to estaldi-ii bis claim to said land before Marie 1/. W are, I '. S. Commissioner nt Eugene. Lane County, Ore., on Saturday the 2<Hh day of July 11(02. He names as witnesses: Peter Optius, Martin Olsen of Blue River, Lane County, Ore., Thomas Olsen, Martin Ophus, o f Eugene, Lane Co., Ore. S p eclol S o n i S e rv ic e Any nnd all persons claiming ad- J. M. Ishtm states that there ver-ely the ab ove described land are will he e. special song service each requested to file their claims In this office on or before -aid 2 <’>th day of Sunday evening at the Methodist July, Iff'2. Church. •I. T. B kido RR, Register. E y e g l a s s r u t i n * Is too Im po rt an t 1 m a t t e r t o r u s h in t o “ w i t h y u s h u t .” I f y o u r e y e s w a r " Ue . g o n e f o r e v e r . W h e n you b ■, «to to It t h a t y o u g< t g h " • >> l u s t rig h t. W o have the 1 ' e x p e r ie n c e , e x p e n s i v e u p - t o . p a r a t u s a n d s k ille d e m p l o y 1 to 1 t h e m Just r i g h t . Con illa t io n • y o u n o t h i n * . W r i t e fo r o u r h ........... It c o n t a in s v a l u a b l e I n f o r m a l on " t h e t a r o o f t h e e y e s . W o w ill 1 to you fr e e — p o s t paid. 1 this >0 rj achín 'itti I »r io 2 5 h eh arm, drop 11 bua riniti lock- fi < M i!. Militili’ . ha» •• * Milu w inder r ” M n prove- I'M* I« t li n A N T I- a \ »ir it ta IG 1 • agent» , l for. All » mm » a th earh 1 for only monthly, wing (FfltoM • « .DIT plan. i Ovmpmtty r L A M I . OK.