Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, November 24, 1906, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextProfessional Cards. Cottage Grove Churches The Sunset Lfmited. 4 * . ____ litiKti-a-hyo limit Is a beautiful cottage grove . o r eco * place ■m «fi sv.- F o r sleepy small people to go. J. McKEAN F ISH E R . Manager. I f E T H O l M S T E P I S C O P A L . IU v VI J. L. R e a lt y . Piuitor. Preach . \nd the Kock-u-bye route is tin f a v K. C MAC Y ft J ) K orite one 1*1 lug lo g services a t li a. in. and 7:tf0 PU B L ISH K I> KV K K Y 8 A TU H D A Y p. in. Sunday S ch oo l. 10 a. i n . W ith a ce rta in wee laddie I know. onto- Awbrey l.uiM um, Main S tre e t ft 1 Kpw<>rth League, «<::t0 p in Prayer MY T 1 IB II »•. N i I * i The tra ck lies on sleepers o f feathers i meeting T h u r s d a y evening at 7 ::><>. i and down, L K A D E K P U B L IS H IN G COM PA N Y All a r e co rd ia lly invited to be present JV.Wl S- » fc-W-V.-») »- ».' hw - y N o accidents ever take place; F i r s t P r e s b y t e r ia n C h u rc h , pastor Though there’s only one track,and F iltered at Uie O u . h *« G rove po»tuftice m »<-o- It. C. G r a c e M o rn in g ’ service. 11 , there's only one train ou U- cuims m atter. i-».« -.■ w -’-A Hut It runs at a w onderful pace. e v e n in g 8, Y . P. S. C. K. 7 p. i T. HOC K l. I T in. A ll s t r a n g e r s and sojourners Thcro are beautiful things to lie scan ¡t SU lk S C K lP T IO N K A T E S PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON on this route One Year . $1 no w elco m e. Offlc ‘.i Stew art xt 1 building. Main 6 x Mouths .75 If you’ r good, yon make tak e ju t a M orning s u b jec t I ‘ D istinctive S tre e t, C ottage (iro v e. o ri- * phone Three« Month* - - - .50 peep; Main 303. Heal dance phoue Main *.e; Ch ristian r e l i g i o n .” I paid hi advan ce hut it uol so paid a words in the But, strange as it seems, they are oulf rm rate of fK.OO per y ew w ill be charged. E v e n i n g s u b je c t ‘ ‘ H o u rs o f D a r k ■ .»» »■ .a- *■ w 1 seen but in dreams; A dvertising rates made known on application ness. Be sure that you soon g o to sleep. « . -c -j « a . E p isc o p a l C h u rc h Se rv ices held S a y good-night to the sun, for lie’s & CLUBBING LIST j J J « . B. K. JO B a the seco n d W e d n es d a y e v e n in g ot off to bed, to o . The C o t t a g e G rove L kadlk for one each month a t 7:30 in M a so n ic hall. 4 He c a n ' t hear you, so j u s t w a v e year, and any of tip* following publi » y o u r ba ud; I 'l I Y N I C l .l X a m t H t'K G K O N cation for one year, for the price set T he re will be services e ve ry fifth T h e inoou and the sta r s they will Ail calls prom ptly attended . om opposite • S u n d a y o f a month. light up the cars M a lu s i. Finnic 114. » New York T ribune F arm er As y o u travel to Hush-a-bye land. $1 75 C a t h o lic C h u rc h , F a t h e r Carrol. T')'*»(1o W eekly B l a d e .................... 1*75 Portland W eekly Oregonlau J 50 Services the second S u n d a y in each S o q u lck , Jump a b oa rd , it Is time to Portland Weekly Jo u rn a l ..... . 2.00 be off, month. Portland Sem i W eekly Jo u rn a l. .. 2.25 i^ jt ; San F ran cisco Call .............. Y o u have n oth ing t o pay, you 2.50 C h r is t ia n Science sei vices held Sun F ra n cisco E x a m in e r .............. 2.50 H young elf; Î I K. YOUNG Sunset M agazine, San F ran cisco 2.00 o ve r A l li s o n ’s Bartier shop every ft J u s t think of the luxury, laddie, i J . Out W est. Los A ngeles . 1M * y o u ’ll have Town and Country Jo u rn a l S u n d a y m o rn in g at 11 o 'c lo c k and 1.75 7 A TTO UN KY A T J .U V N orthw est Poultry Jo u r n a l 1.75 A whole sleepin g-car to yourself. W e d n e s d a y e v e n in g at H o 'c lo ck . Pacific Home- '»(id 2.25 J Ofllce: Young Building, Main S treet, u COTTAGE GROVE LEADER : Oh. i i At th or (? k~ ' : > I [patron 15 c Monte Hnfcuôtrç O n l^ . ili ¿. H A U S E N . : ui lv6£ aaws, OffiSON. pm aew oafcow O ar ow n m ak o . U nknow n . J. W est Side. ^ C h r is t ia n Church, Rev D. E. .fxz.#)V.-WiV; Oiv.w-; y. •TfeWiv.wr-'- : » '* » • Olson P a sto r. S e rv ic e s at 11 in S p e c i m e n M ld te-.net P r o g r a m the m o r n i n g and 7 . 1)0 in the e v e n ing. Y . I\ S. C. E m e e tin g at Q u a r t e t t e — H a y m a k in g ... Netlierliuid POOR E U G E N E . The Midland Club. fi: 3 o p. in. S u n d a y school at l o 4 \ w. K IM E, M. I). 1 ‘ tano Holu— V a ria tio n s 011 popular .f A . R u g e c e is still h a v in g trcu h l* to o ’ clock, In ter m ed iate E n dea vo r them e........ ......................... Anon i r u Y s i c t IAN a n d SU Ilf • FON get e n o u g h water, nud g o o d w ater S o c ie ty a t 2:30 and C h o ir practice MI sh Delano. Oltlce in M cFarlan d Building Quartette— F av o rite Waltz........Jensen % it that T h e G u a r d of W e d n e s d a y eve ry S a t u r d a y e v e n in g at 7 130. Over W ynne’s H ardw are S to re '* * Ottlce Filone, 34» K esideiico Flum e, ! 2G '1 lie Midland Olub. claims that the W illa m ette Valley T e n o r Nolo A nsw er.................... Itobvn t'o . is preparing to draw water Special Dairying Course. Mr. Sayle r. iroiu the condem ned well, from T h e O r e g o n A g r ic u lt u r a l C o lle g e ¡Soprano So lo — Arleen Maureen .Allx w hich the sup ply was drawu last has j u s t iseiiml a p am p h le t au- Mis» Kerman. Verdi j j J^ JA K IO N VEVrrtl ■ ..miner when ther» was so m uch u o u m c i n g t w o special courses in Trio— 1 'ralae Y e .................. Mr. s a y l e r . Mi s Kerm an, Mr .MueKm- ickncsH in town, and bitterly eon a g r i c u ltu r e and d a i r y i n g that will Intermission. •i jjj FUNERAL DIRECTOR and LICENSE0 « ems such action. begin at t h e c o lle g e 111 J a n u a r y . Quartette Sprin g S o n g ................ Nevit T. EMBALMER W h ile the well may at present Roth b e g in on Jan 8th The M idland Club. the a g r i ‘ a F a rlo rs a t Y eatch à Luwson s , Ban* Solo— The Soldiers S o n g not be infected y et the da ng er will c u ltu r a l course t a k i n g tw o week< - , ...................................................Mam-heroni ^.• 4 * + a lw a y s lin k there, and it is a s e r i the d a i r y i n g co urse s ix w e e k s Mr. M ucRae, ous Uim g for water to be draw n S u c h a c o u r s e open to any far i Quartette ! From R ig o le tto .........Verdi from it for public u*e, and we hope mer in the w inter season w hen the T he Midland Club. 4 tiiut E u g e n e m a y be able before f a r m e r can re a dily g iv e the time is j Violin Solo— L ege n ds.........Welnlawski •> Mies Hansen lo ng to get an a d eq u a te su p p ly of well w o r t h his a tt e n t i o n . T h e ■ IJuett— Love and W a r.................. Co o ke 4 ■> p ine w ater from some well-known pam p hlet in s u m m i n g u p the work Miss Kerman. Mr, Maeltn--. ¡t " u num rrr > un poluled source ot s up ply . C o t done says: Quartette — L ead K in dly L ig h t V V r W ’ W'W.-W » • » i t a g e G r o v e , Without any slams ou T he Midland Club. T o g i v e O r e g o n funner» who an N o t e — In lieu o f the last h a l f of H a s the la rge s t S t o c k o f S c h o o l ! t'e co m p an y op eratin g in E u g e n e , unable to p u rs u e a fo u r -y e a r course the p ro g r a m , and upon request, an r e i g i v e a good e xa m p le of a suc- in the A g r i c u l t u r a l s u p p lie s in the c i t y . O u r line o f College, a c - . i l u l m un icipal w ater p ro p o share in the a d v a n t a g e s o f h i g h e r ¡o p e re tta or a ca n ta ta will be given. Books. Artist's Material. Sundries T h e y are g u a r a n t e e d to lie a v e ry sition. education , the co lleg e has for many .satisfactory c o m p a n y . T h e i r date years co n d u c t e d F a n n e r s ’ In s t i are n o w com plete. d a y night Nov. 3 o. Need Rogulating. tutes iu va r io u s parts o f the State. W e are g i v i n g sp ecia l ca re to At the next, session o f the state But tlie institute, w hile it has its legislature the m a tte r o f insurance place, has de ve lop e d a n o th e r m o v e tould be an im p o rtan t oue before ment o f p e r h a p s gr ea ter importance, Our Presciption Counter th a t b o d y . T b e in su ra n ce trust th a t o f h o l d i n g a more exte n de d u n d o u b t e d ly needs r e g u la t i n g more institute, kn o w n as the Short w h ic h at all tim es g e t the best tuJn it now is iu this state. T h e C o u r s e in A g r i c u l t u r e , Horticu] 25 per c e n t raise after tbe .Nan ture and D a i r y i n g . a tte n tio n , usin g o n ly the pure st F ran cisco fire was 11 g r a f t pure and T h e m a in con cep tion ol such ot chem icals, h a v in g the la rgest imple, a re gu lar steal, and was not schools is th a t they are places s t o c k in town it make» s h o p p in g creating O regonian s fairly. T h i s where people from the farm anil e a s y in our place. state has paid o u t m any times o r c h a r d — practical farmers aud more m oney for p re m ium s than has fru it g r o w e r s — can u n d e r s t a n d i n g ^ Mail orders re ceive the best of lieeti received in p aym ent o f risks s tu d y the app lication o f s om e of the attention. 1 nd is entitled to g o o d tre atment. fu n d am en ta l laws o f th e ir o c c u p a It is not o u r business to put up for tion. In a n n o u n c i n g the Short m e disaster at Nan F rancisco. T h e C o u r s e we feel that w e ca n make insurance companies ware the ones scientific a g r ic u ltu r e and Uorticul tu n n in g the risks, a ud it w as their ture both educatio n al a n d useful. business to stand tbe losses, not S u c h a c o u r s e co v e ts a field which Cotta j ; Grove. Oregon O regon business m e n .— A lb a n y on a c c o u u t o f la ck of tim e and a p Democrat. p aratu s for illustration ca n n o t be u n d e r t a k e n iu the re g u lar F a r m e r s ’ If it few more people would take In stitu te s. the trouble to improve their vacant T h e co u r s e consists o f a series of Wm. J. Bryan is Coming to Eugene. lots as M ayor Job ha* then the p o p u la r le c tu re s along lines suited town in a short time w ou ld indeed A n a c k n o w le d g m e n t of the re to aid h o rticu ltu ris ts , d a iry m e n lie a model city. W hen uext sum H orseshoeing a specialty. and o thers e n g a g e d iu a g ric u ltu ra l ce ipt o f the box o f Hood River Wagon and ca rria g e ru mer co m e s round the M a y o r ’s lot p u rs u its iu d e v e lo p in g the great a pp les scut b y tbe Hood R i v e r ing. AU work guaranteed will be indeed attractive. W ith Have your h orsesteeth <*\ Dem ocratic olnb to W illia m f. n atural resources o f our state. T h e anunedand repaired. Sh o t i h e c u r b put in, and the little p a r k B r ya n has j u s t , been received by a t rear o f Hem enway & lectu res are all su p p le m e n te d by- Bu rkholder’s S to re :: :: in g set in grass and (lowers, a ud la b o r a to r y w o r k under the s u p e r G e o r g e D. Cu lbertao n, iseeretarv of the lot in grass, it will be a good the o rg an iza tio n from the d e m o B K E Jr£ vision o f e x p e r t s who s trive to J" . X T model fer the C iv ic Im provem en t m a ke the c o u r s e t h o r o u g h l y p r a c c r a t ic leader, dated at L in -oln, N o ‘ociety. It the ladies of the tical by a d a p t i n g tbe w o r k so far ve m b e r i o , iu w hich lie says: W om an's C lu b can ge t a lew more ‘ ‘ U pon my return home after the as possible to the needs ot each in people to follow the d o c t o r ’s idea the c a m p aig n , I find y o u r H erb e rt l a k l u d i v i d u a l. T b e p ritnaty s t u d y D o f close r r t t 14 b t I V i v a t next spring it » ill «tart the boll t h i n g s rather than books, a n d there box of apples and ulso y o u r letter. T . C. W heeler f lulling. C a s h i e r I thiiik y o u r descrip tio n o f the r 1 1 S l is a l w a y s k e p t in mind the p ra c tical aide ot the matter under d i s app le* cannot he questioned at Easterners Come to Oregon cussion. L it t l e time is speut in least I have n e v e r seen a n y s u r CAPITAL passing Iheui. Railroad statistics show that the p urely t b e o i t i . a l discussion. " M r s . B r y a u aud I are very fond 2 5 ,0 0 0 colonist travel for the fall seasou T h e re w ill be no e duca tio n al • u d i n g <Vt. D;st, was the heaviest test. No special p icp a iu tio u is o f apples, and we eat one to g e th e r in the histo ry ol the special rates. u«c«"*arv a» the instruction will lie e v e r y n igh t before re tiring. -She, A gen eral ban k in g * business tra n sa ct- i This year the n um ber ot tickets to g iv en by lec tu re s and practical therefore, jo in s me in th a n k in g the c l u b for their m uch a p p r e c ia te ! points west o f H u n t in g t o n w as w o r k . It is tlie aim o f this course '.IOI4, most of them to sm all towns, to g i v e to tbe s t u d e n t the largest courtesy. ORGANIZED " W e may pass throu gh O re g o n C O IT A L E GROVE which g o e s to sh o w that they were possible a m o u n t o f practical info r 1900 O R E Q 0 N in J a n u a r y , but w e b a r w e will not mostly p ersons w a n t in g to settle in mation tegatd iu g the various a g ric u ltu ra l communities. phaso» o f a g r i c u l t u r e and h o r tic u l have time to stop a n y place e x c e p t i n g P o rtla n d and E u g en e, f l un ture. S ta te P r in te r W h i t n e y , has just A n i m p o rta n t source o f in fo r m a derstan d the «tate university is at sold his fine home iu Salem for it is tion for those a tt e n d in g this course , E u g e n e ) A m very g la d to hear of «aid # 5 , 0(10 and will make his resi is the station and c o lle g e library : the re-election o f G o v C h am be laiu d ence in Portland hereatter. Mr w here tb e best books on a g r ic u ltu r e ,! I auu that you feet hop- ful a b o u t tbe Beautifully located in I’i rtlar.d Oregon ’ c a m p a ig n o f 1 DOS. ” offers uftMirt assed {.ici ties for the cul I W h itn ey has had Ins term aud will h o r ticu ltu re , and d airyin g are T b e apples «eut Mr. B r y a n were f'Lc and educa to n of ym. i j v m en. Special j n ow iest easy foi a tim«. found. T h e b ulle tin s o f the e x oi>portu..tties in Music. Art I .>• •at:r«t . and Liter- ! Chemical I-ab pcrimctit s t a t io n s of ull th e states in the prize winners at the I k u o u s »Lire W ell evitiiiQ-ed Fh>- i-ratories. HerSartnm and >i • Cabinet Th the Uuion are ou file at the college H o o d R iver fruit fair— p ro b a b ly the uifest and oldest Ladies' N-i > v in the Pacific , Will Start a Hop Farm. finest apples in the world — G u a r d . Northwest, it enjoys a nation.;, and will be a t the co m m a n d of a n y Nation for im I parting the best physical, mental an l moral train- W. T. Kaysei and son have p u r o n e w a n t i n g them . T h e s e bulle ing and developing true worn.1 u I >od. Equips chased 84 acres ot line bottom land tins are i n v a l u a b l e as l>eing a b o u t ^ socially and educati, mall y for t ■■ most exalted I A Good Man for the Place. half a mile below Nagiuaw on the the only s o urce from w h ic h one can station. Confers Aca.' ;• . and Co i«* zi ate Decrees by State Authority i. terference u ir’i , ,-nvi : ons east side from Rev. \Y. J G a r d n e r g e t information as to the present S c o t t C h ris m a n , s u p e r ' isor of of non-Catholics is scrup<i! ; » \ t\ > ded A • *my 1 and will improve it Mr. K t y s e r status of, a n d the p ro gress that is tbe Middle R--a I district o n the is ideally hnated itm.d 'iirtt.rf - •• Wan cxiarcts to put in t o acres o f hops. b e in g m ade in a g r i c u l t u r a l matters road to W ild w o o d , is d o in g a great tages Social opportunities so. ' .»s are available I In no other city on the l ast ! ;f!d n*. t'we and ~ in orch ard and 5 in ga rd en iu A n effort w ill be made to direct de al o f work on the road, h e is r e commodious well lighted heated and ventilated the spring, and the balance will be the rea ding a lo n g particular lines m o v i n g the la rge r boulders and dormitories and private r ¡m*. supplied v* :h a modern conveniences l'he .»t.tut .an is liberal used for a dairy herd. Me uow iu such a w a v that the rea-iet will p u t t in g d o w n a h e a v y lied o f g r a v e l and progressive with«-i:t sad ng the charaoter lias au alfalfa plot o f a b o u t 5 acres get iu touch with tbe p ro g r e s s iv e a n d »hen he I .in his work co m p le and traditions of awe and ' ro -m ert term s modest. Satisfactory ref. ren« • - . 1 -- •*. Wr t • f.ar that is several years old. and hi.s a work th a t is b e in g done m his pat • ' - ¿ er ted the road w ill be a tine b o u le announcement booklet B rd >: J t « tins g ro w th . Mr K n y s e r sav.s he ticular occu p a tio n . ' • \ d ,nv va r d . Mr Cbrivm an w a n otable year Address S isterv •: is g o i n g to ,.ce that his form pro T h e first lectu re o f tlie series will e x a m p le o f the fact th a t a m an that P O R T L A N D , O R E G O N . U . S . A . duces up to the limit. be g i v e n at g a. n i ., T u e sd ay , J a n has be« u successful in business b . T C R D A Y ...... N O V E M B E R Ï 4 , luoti ' Come and See for foniseli Entirely Mcw Stoch of S)rç (5ooòs Comino Ï Benson's Pharmacy Benson’s Pharmacy W fitte m O U P. S T O C K — Of S h o e s c a n ’t be Beaten C u r r in & V e a tc h . »¡a General Merchandise—Purveyors to the People Griffin ® Veatch Company Hardware, Stoves, Plumbing goods, Miners’ Loggers' and mill supplies, Wagons, Buggies, Agri- eultural Implements, Sporting goods, Guns, Ammunition, Hercu les powder, Caps, Fuse, Etc. General B l a c k s m ¡ t h i n g National Baun PLAIN AND FANCY 1 JOB PRINTING PROMPTLY AND E X E C U T E D NEATLY A T THE Leader Office §T/\ARy¿ toraiy ua ry 8, i 9 o 7 , and the co u rse will A n n a Rolli man and K m ilv t . close F r i d a y , J a n u a ry 18, 1907 F i n n e y , both o f C o t t a g e t ìro v e -vere g r a u te d divorerà from tlieir Mr. a n d Mrs. John C u r r i u a te liushand s ou T h u r s d a y at thè ses- visiting tlieir d a u g h te r M rs. G iles in R o so b u rg. siou of tb e c o it i t iu E u g e u e , P a m p h l e t W ork a Specialty W e h a v e a full l i n e o f L e g a l T r e s p a s s Notices. v* B lan ks sç and d ealin g« anil in private life is a tioii.l fur i-vt-rvthing a »¡live l- 11-, .1 go o d roan to put in a position >1 f.irun-l t-»|«-«-inlly rP0niiini«'n.!t-.l fm N«,.'-i a p . >d athnrtie ? a pill ¡s farm ers Attention. p u b lic service and trust. H e is pile*. T h a t i* w h a t w«- nay of 1 >- ' ' v ; ’ Ilk- l»«'YYi;t’* Little W e have h u n t i n g notices a l re a d y On tic d o i u g his work u p the way it s h o uld I Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve i.... printed. G*t son« and protect m a rk e t for year* and a standby in be done, and hi* road* w ill be a thousand* of families, «¡et D eW itt'i. ■ ■ mi • nia- Sold b> B«-n- T ° « r farm s b y p o s t in g them UP. , credit to any district. 1 Sold by Benaou'j Pharmacy. son * Ph arm a cy, Leader office.