Lodge Directory.
LOCAL N E W S
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A. F. & A . M.
Cottage Grove
Meetings 1st and
of each month.
L. F.
J.
D on’ t miss the dance at the
Lodge No. 51 .
Opera house Saturday night.
3rd Wednesdays
Carpets and Curtains at Veatch
A Lawsons.
Wooley, W . M.
B. Lurch, Secy.
G. A . R.
Pict’fâ s framed
Veatch u' Lawsons.
to
order
w. o. w.
0. E. S.
I». COCHRAN
A. W. Cox of Ilorena is visitiug :
in Eugene.
Christmas week the stores will be
open all evening.
The Midland (Quintette for
The Togs
PERSONAL
FUSERAI OIRECTOR and LICENSED
EMBALMER
at
Fri-
j . W . Harms was a visitor in Eu- |
gene on Tuesday.
Mrs. S. E. Long of Eugene is
spending Thanksgiving here.
Tom
Wheeler
and
V the Togger at
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j
ade
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fit
c
mines
ade to wear
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Cottage Grove Chapter No. 4 .
Free phonographs, Wynne Hard
Meetings held on 2 nd and 4 th Fri
The S. P. bridge crews are now
ware Co. will give away phono- j at work
tliu ”D tbe at#eI of the
day of each mouth.
graphs with their sales. Investi- brij Ke a£rois lLe Coa8t p ork j ust
Mrs. C. H. Burkholder. W. M.
Rate‘
j south of towu. The other bridge
W. S. Bennett, W. P.
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77
! north will be tackled in a few days.
Miss Celia Lurch, Secy.
Go down to the big meeting at
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Eugene next Wednesday and help
The dinner served by the ladies
get action on the car shortage prob- of the Presbyterian Church at the
lem.
Opera House Thanksgiving was a
Juventus Lodge No. 48 .
success from every point of view
Every business throughout the and taste- Everyone was more
Meets every Wednesday night.
Northwest is showing unprecedent than satisfied, the dinner was par
S. R. Piper Chancellar Com.
ed prosperity and is going ahead excellence, and the ladies cleaned
Chas. VunDenburg, K. o f It A S.
daily.
up a neat little sum for their work.
K. o f P.
1. O. O. F.
Cottage Grove No.fiH.
Meetings every Saturday night-
S. S. Shortridge, N. G.
Gus D. Gross, Secy.
R o y a l N eig h b o rs.
Meets 2nd and 4 th Wednesday cl
each month.
Ethel Bisby, Oracle.
Mrs. C. W. Wallace, Recorder.
M. W . o f A .
Meetings ist and 2 rd Tuesday.
LeRoy Woods, Consul.
C. W. Wallace, Secy.
Rebekahs
Coltago Grove No. 24.
Meetings 1 st, 3rd and 5th Friday ot
each month.
Etta Baker, N. O.
Katie B. Veatch, Secy.
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Modern Brotherhood of America
Meets 2nd and 4th Tuesday at I. O.
O. F. Hall.
T. W. Jenkins,Sec.
w. o. w.
St. Valentine Circle 121.
Meets ist and 3 rd Tuesday in W.
O. W . Hall.
Flora J. Miller, Clerk-
L. O. T. M.
Lady Lamson Hive No. 42.
Meets 2nd and 4th Friday of each
month.
Mrs. Mary Schmutz, L. C.
Miss Lets Sanford, K K
Cascade No. fiC.
Meets every Thursday night.
O. H. Veatch, Com.
K. K. Bennis, Cooter.
ECZEMA and PILE CURE
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Knowing w liat It wag to
8 Uffer) 1 will give FREE OF
CHAltUK, to any afflicted a positive
cure for Eczema, Suit Kheum, Erysip
elas, Piles and Skin Diseases. In
stant relief.
Don’t, suffer longer,
Write F. W. W ILLIAMS, 400 Manhat
tan Avenue, N. V. Enclose stamp.
209.
Keep bright and you’ ll be kept
busy.
Light is the magnet that draws
trade.
A
show
window
brilliantly
lighted with electric lights makes
many a sale “ the night before.’ ’
It a t t i a c t s a t t e n t i o n ,
makes it easy for your display to be
examined, and shows your goods to
the best advantage.
Electric light is the beBt and
only illuminant.
When may our man see you
about it?
W iL L t M u r r T E
V alley
GRAHAM
L. W. Baker is back at the Post
office attei au extended trip East’
Headquarters For
He says it is pretty awkward to
work after resting a while, but
says iie will get his baud in shortly.
Thos. Conger and family left
Thursday night for Union, Oregon,
in which neighborhood their many
relatives, who were in San Fran
cisco at the time of the great dis
aster, have settled. The country
is new over there, and Mr. Conger
hopes to get in on the ground floor,
and make his cigar manufacturing
Miss Daisy Hawkins is night o p
Timber sales are numerous and business a far more prosperous one
erator at the Telephone office in many Cottage Grove people have there.
the absence of Robie Baker who is become richer by $ 2 ooo apiece for
Real Estate Transfers.
visiting in Portland.
their claims within the last few
Hiram B. aud Emma R. Yancey
weeks. A number of large sales
The Fashion Stables have again
have been made that take in thou has sold a plot ot ground to Minnie
We ave arrangvit with tho
put up their sign blown down by sands o f acres and it is fair to think B. Hockett.
the receut wind storm and this
that before long mills will be oper-
A. L. Briggs has sold to Lulu
time it is guaranteed to stay.
-i ing on Home of the trncts.
P. Briggs lots 1 and 2 in block 2 of
The Waters-Pierce Oil Co. a
Letters from Denver state that Curriu’s Park addition to Cottage
for a clubbing combination with this paper
subsidiary company of the Standard ! while there has been some rather Grove, consideration $i,000.
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Oil has been indicted on 72 counts | cold weather there it did not last
charged with having received re long and that the weather is fine.
T iie N ew I dea W oman '
■ up to its name.
Mayor Schmidt of San Francisco
bates.
With fine coal at $ 4 . per ton many was arrested just as soon as he
It is a woman, s Magazine, and
.
It tell all about
families can keep their entire houses crossed the border into California
Fashions, Needlework, Cr" o r;.,
-' 1 irs, etc. It con
The Portland Telegram is giving warm and comfortable on a fuel after his return from Europe, on the
tains mruy bright stories ami
i-- articles.
considerable space to the radroad bill of $25 and $3o a year, and that charge ot extortion.
legislation meeting at Eugene, and is better than most of us can do
Classified Advertisements.
the effect o f the car shortage upon with wood fuel.
the valley.
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j Ye editor and family enjoyed a
Wood Wanted.
| Cottage Grove Leader,
l.;nt per year
The Portland Telegram had a I splendid Thanksgiving feaat at the
Will accept wood for renewals of
special man here this week investi-1 home o f Jesse Thoruton and wife, subscriptions at this office.
The New Idea W om an’s A .
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cents per year
gating the car shortuge problem, where quite a party was aazembled,
BOTH THESE PAPERS FOR T.1.G0
They seem to think the presont ¡Mrs. Archie Jhompson aud baby
FOR SALK— Second hand Rem
Sample C opii: Free.
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Thompson,
Mrz.
James
Plaster
and
move one worth helping along.
son Pearl, and Miss Beebee. The ington typewri’ er $45. Call S. P.
depot.
Basket ball hos again claimed at dinner could not bo surpassed, and
C ottag e G r o v e L e a .d c
Cottage Grove, Ore.
everyone
had
a
royal
time.
The
tention, and the school boys were
FOR SALE— Silver Gray Dork
the first to give battle on Wednes babies all enjoyed themselves to ing and French Houdan Cockerels.
day night. From now on the gether and behaved while the rest E. B. Bright.
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garnee will be numerous and several of the folks ate in comfort.
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Good Pasture.
teams are forming and the contests
The Regieter in an article about
will be warm.
I have goo 1 pastore and shelter
the purchase of the Roseburg water
with oat straw for a few head o f
and
light
plant
by
the
Willamette
The Willamette Valley Co. has
horses.
just purchased the Roseburg light Valley Co. states that it owns
F .B . P h i h i p s .
plants
in
i2
cities,
namelv
Eugene,
and water system of Guy Majors
Corvallis,
Independence,
Albany,
Wanted Wood Hewers.
paying for same $30,00o aud assum
A couple of good wood hewers at
ing the bonded indebtedness of Seaside, Baker City, Walla Walla,
$2oo,ooo. They will make a num Dallas, Pendleton, Boise and North the Blackbutte mine at once.
Yakima, Roseburg and forgets Cot
ber o f improvements to tlie city.
is the finest 11 Oregon.
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tage Grove entirely. While its
W A N TE D — Good man in each
plant here may not be as large county to represent and advertise
Fresh Fish each
da» and Friday.
“ Jesse James is coming to ihs as some o f the others, yet it is one of
co-oporative department, put out
Opera house for one night only the bunch.
See
our
plant,
every
and up-to-date.
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samples, etc. OU established bus
next Thursday night. The play is
iness house. Cash salary $21.00
said to be the beBt melo-drama that
“ Jesse James’ ’ will be the at
Main 83. If
has visited Seattle this season and traction at the Opera House next weekly expense money advanced;
permanent position. Our refer
should draw a capacity honse here. Thursday night.
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The play is ence, Bankers National Bank of
It will be presented by a company taken from the life of the noted
Chicago, Capital $2, 000 , 000 . Ad
of fourteen acting people.
Missouri outlaw o f that name and dress Manager, Tbe Columbia
Give children a remedy with n was written especially for Belaeco House, Chicago. 111. Desk No. 1. I
pleasant taste Don’t force unpleas and Robbins by Frank Jamea a
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ant medicine down their throats. brother of the great and only Jesus. —
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Kennedy’s Laxative
(containing) It was put in dramatic form by
Honey and Tar Is most pleasant to
take. Children like It, and as a re Ileury Behuuus the well known
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lief for colds, coughs, etc., there is playwright and author. The com
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nothing better. No opiates. Con pany numbers fourteen
acting O n e night o n ly
forms to National Pure Food and I people
They carry a full scenic Thvirsdevy, Dec. v i l i
Drug Law. Sold by Denson’s Phar i production. Seats on sale at New
macy.
—The Melo-Dramatie Hit—
| Era Drug Store.
The new steel bridges across the
1 The greatest ol all sensational
Coast Fork are now being put in
mclo-draiuas, "Jesse James” , will
place by the steel crews. One of
lie the attraction at the Opera
the men stated that after they had
House on next Thursday night
gotten things ready to start the
only. The play is written around 14- People in the Cast 14.
conatruction work, it would only
the life of Jesse James, the noted
take about four days to put tbe
Missouri outlaw and
everyone Complete Scenic Production.
bridges in, and two weeks is con
knows that to follow the story of Prices 25, 50 and 75 cents,
sidered the limit for the entire
his life would mean a great many
work.
thrilling adventures and daring Sauls on nule ut New Era Drug Store
Mining and Commercial Men
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New Idea Woman's Magazine
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OUR O FFE R .
High Grade Meats:
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Fresh Beef, i ork,
v Lon and Veal
always ready.
Our Refrigerator
J . H. B a rtels ®
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O pcrsx Hovise.
K. O. T. M.
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The Toggery”
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ade to measure
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wife are
1 day night secured the best patron spending Thanksgiving in Eugene. |
« possible.
age
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Attorney and Mis. J. 8 Medley I
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Russel Welch is to be manager returned from Eugene on Monday ,
1‘hone 346,
Residence
774 Wil- night.
! of the Office
Roseburg
branch
of the
Urnette Valiev Co.
State Senator Bingham spent |
Thanksgiving with his daughter
Tom Fair, a logger began cele
Mrs. David Griggs.
Music, sweet
music. Phono brating a little early and was
John W. Kelley, a special writer
lodged
in
jail
on
Tuesday.
graphs given away by Wyune
of the Telegram was here this week
Hdwe. Co
Investigate.
Edward Ho.-.glanl <>f Cottage with his wife getting up a special
Grove and Bessie Rickman of Iiu- article on the car shortage for his
Phonographs will bo given away i geBe were married yesterday in
paper,
by the Wynne Hdwe. Co. with [ Eugene.
trade. Go and find out about it
Mrs, Richmond and Miss Nellie
The Brown Lumber Co. has been Richmond have returned to the
Eugene is now satisfied that she i cleaning out its big pond the last Grove and will be here the entire
is getting pure water from a new ! few days with a donkey engine winter. Miss Richmond will give
well across the river from the town. 1 and a huge scraper.
music lessons.
All kinds of willow rockers and
Appouoatax l’ost No. 34 .
chairs just in Veatch A Lawsons.
Meets at 1 p. in. on the 2 nd and
See us for holiday goods, waste
4th Saturday of each month.
baskets, jardineers, pictures, etc.,
Gr. D. L. Woods, Post Com.
Veatch & Lawson.
G. W. McReyuolds, Adjutant
Bohemia Camp No. 2C0.
Meets each Friday evening.
L. W. Baker, Consul Com.
Chas. VanDenburg, Clerk.
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Water pipes froze up Tuesday |escapades
The scenic effects are
night but none of them solid enough sa’d t0 “ nolLl“ S ,short of
to burst. Several days of clea.r! °,us’ “ ra u daf b ‘u8 “ cross the
cold weather have been very brae £ a?,c Rt ful‘ ?Peed b*,uK one of ,tbe
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' features.
The company la said to
ing and are quite unusual to Ore-
be large and well balanced number
goniaua. The cold caught a good
ing fourteen people. Seals on sale
many of the fine roses that were
at New Era Drug Store.
in bloom, but some of them are still
all right, and are an evidenco of
Shipped the Big Donkey Engine.
Oregon’ s fine roses and climate
Some weeks ago the Register
“ Jessie James” will be the next noted the fact that the Frazer Iron
attraction at the Opera house the Works was putting up a large
date being next Thursday night. donkey engine for Taylor & Son
It will be presented by a company who arc big logging contractors at
o f fourteen people. The company Star, Oregon. The big machine
carries a full scenic production. The which is of sixty-horse power ca
big scene of the play is said to be pacity was loaded yesterday and
climax of the great third act when shipped to its destination. It is a
a train dashes on tbe stage at full very powerful machine and was
sjieed and is held up, robbed and constructed entirely at our local
sent on its way.
iron works.—Register.
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machinery known to the Optical
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