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Pictures framed to order at ♦
Lodge No. 5 1 .
Oflice 1 ‘hone 3 k>, Residence 774
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Veatch it Lawson.
3rd Wednesdays
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Don’ t miss the dance at the
Opera bouse Saturday night.
Wooley, W . M.
F i n e Vrvdo rti vk ifA g P a r l o r s
B. Lurch, Secy.
All kinds of willow rockers and
J. D. Cochran is equipping the
chairs just in Veatch & Lawsons
building next Miller & Corbetts for
an undertaking parlor- The front
Frank Crabtree left for Eugene
two rooms have been repapered and
on Friday to attend to some busi
Appomatsx Post No. 34.
painted, and mattings laid on the
ness.
floois. The large room will be
Meets at 1 p. m. on the 2nd and
The Sunday School convention neatly furnished with chairs and
1th Saturday o f each month.
held here the first of tne week was rockers, as a chapel, the second
Dr. D. L. Woods, Post Com.
a good one.
room as a display room o f the finer
G. W . McReynolds, Adjutant
caskets, and the next room will be
See us for holiday goods, waste the store room aDd workroom. Mr.
baskets, jardineers, pictures, etc. Cochran has just received a set of
Veatch & Lawson.
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the finest brass -tin,duds for cas
Bohemia Camp No. 200.
Levi Geer was a visitor in town kets and is putting i i the best of
Meets each Friday evening.
on Thursday after having returned equipment throughout.
from the big meeting at Eugene.
L. W. Baker, Consul Com.
B. K. LAWSON BREAKS HIS LEG
Chas. VanDenburg, Clerk.
Phonographs will be giveu away
FALLING FROM LADDER.
by tho W ynne Hdwe. Co. with
B. K . Lawson, partner of Marion
trade. Go and find out about it.
Veatch in Veatch & Lawson, had a
Cottage Grove Chapter No. 4 .
Harry Metcalf has just pur bad accident in Astoria last Satur
Meetings held on 2nd and 4th F ri chased a fine Russ Scotch collie day. H e was climbing down a
day of each month.
and four pups, wl a he will raise. ladder o ff a building where he was
superintending the laying of the
Mrs. C. H. Burkholder. W . M.
The creditors of Count Boni are patent roofing which he sells, when
W . S. P»ennett, W . P.
going to have a time collecting bis the ladder slipped and he fell to the
Miss Celia Lurch, Secy.
extravagant debts from tho ex-coun- ground breaking both bones of the
left leg just above the ankle. He
tess.
was taken to the Good Samaritan
Free phonographs, Wynne Hard Hospital in Portland, and will be
ware Co. will give away phono confined to his bed for three or
Juventus Lodge No. 48.
graphs with their 3ales. Investi four weeks. He writes Marion
Meets every Wednesday night.
gate.
Veatch that he is getting along
S. R. Piper Chancellar Com.
very nicely through.
Chas. VanDenburg, K. of R.
S.
A number o f Cottage Groqe
peop'e have been proving up on
A Surprise.
their timber land recently in Eu
Lost Saturday December 1st, J.
gene.
I. Jones celebrated his fortieth
Cottage Grove N o .08.
birthday at his home with bis
J. M. Hodgson, manager of the family and at 5 o ’ clock together
Meetings every Saturday night.
Lane County Willamette Valley Co.
with Rev. Beatty and family a big
S. S. Shortridge, N. G.
plnnts was a visitor in the Grove
turkey dinner was served to the de
Gus D. Gross, Secy.
Wednesday.
light of all.
A surprise for the evening had
C. L. W ebber’ s store at Creswell
was lobbed last Monday night and been planned by his friends and
jewelry, shoes, hats, clothing and a Rev. Beatty was persuaded to re
Meets 2nd and 4th Wednesday ot
main at his home till the great
little monoy were taken.
each month.
crowd would arrive later on in the
Cottage Grove was well repre evening in order that Brother Jones
Ethel Bisby, Oracle.
sented with 40 delegates from the would not be away when they came.
Mrs. C. W. Wallace, Recorder.
Commercial Club and town at the
A t 7.30 the company gathered at
big meeting at Eugene on W ednes the M. E. Parsonago and in a body
day.
proceeded across the river and took
For chapped and cracked hands possession of Mr. Jones homo. H e
Meetings 1st and 2rd Tuesday.
nothing is quite as good as an appli was greatly surprised to see so
LeR oy Woods, Consul.
cation ot DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. many people and especially was
Put It on before going to bed, uso an glad to once again enjoy an even
C. W. Wallace, Secy.
old pair of gloves and see what a dif
ference the morning will tiring. Sold ing o f fun a ' • -eminent with thr
young people, for although being 4o
by Benson's Pharmacy.
years of age he seemed one of them
Have Dr. Lowe
relieve your both iu looks and action. The
Cottage G rove No. 24.
head and eye ache with a pair o f
Meetings ist, 3rd and 5th Friday ot his superior glasses. Consult him jolly crowd did not know what made
the change but upon closer obser
each mouth.
at Cottage Grove in Hotel Oregon vation they noted that Bro. Jones
next Tuesday and to noon W ed was minus a moustache. The even
Etta Baker, N. G.
nesday Dec. n th and 12th.
Katie B. Veatch, Secy.
ings fun was great and everyone
Cottage Grove
Meetings 1st and
of eacli month.
L. F.
J.
G. A. R.
w . o. w .
O. E. S.
K. of P.
I. O. O. F.
R oy a l Neighbors.
M. W . of A.
R ebekahs
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L. O. T. M.
K. O. T. M.
The T ogs
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An Unprecedented Spectacle.
One of the most spectacular
features of tho Jamestown Ter-Ceu-
tenuial Exposition, to be held on
the shores of Hampton Roads near
Norfolk in 10o7, will be the grand
military display. Here w ill be
assembled in military array, not
only the military organizations and
government troops of this country,
but soldiers from all of the repre
sentative nations of the world, who
will be encamped on the grounds of
the exposition for stated periods
and will be tho nations guests
while in this country. An entire
division of U. S. soldiers will be
quartered at the Tor-Centennial to
act as military hosts for the foreign
troops. Among the famous organ
izations that will be represented are
the Ancient and Honorable Com
panies of Artillery of London and
Boston, the oldest military organ
izations of their respective coun
tries. Another company that will
arouse great interest at the expo
sition will be the "Armed Confed
erate Veterans of Tennessee that
will come three hundred strong
armed with the old muzzle loaders
and uniformed in the confederate
gray. These old soldiers from
Tennessee encamped in the midst
of an array o f the very best equip
ment will afford a most interesting
and instructive opportunity for
comparison with the warfare of
those times and that of the present
day.
Officials of tho exposition, real
izing the necessity for space re
quired to drill and manoeuver such
a vast body of men, have set aside
thirty acres of land in a central lo
cation, to be known as ‘ ‘ L ee’s
Parade’ ’ . This will be the largest
and most beautiful ground of its
kind ever allolled for the purpose
at any of the previous expositions.
Another feature of tlio military dis
play will be the many bands and
musical organizations that will ac
company their regiments to the
Ter-Centennial- The musical pro
gram will be both beautiful aud
varied and the Jamestown Expo
sition will be a continuous and
present was made to feel at home varying scene of martial splendor
in his elegant home.
from beginning to end, such as
The best fun, however, was had uever has been witnessed iu this or
near the midnight hour, when the any other country.
delightful refreshments were served.
About 4o persons were present
J. W . Crusan and son, are in
and all departed to their various Yoncalla. painting up the new res
homes realizing that the evening taurant there.
had been a success.
T. C. Wheeler sold his timber
holdings last week in Eugene and
School Tax Defeated
netted quito a good sum.
A t the meeting of the tax payers
last Saturday the proposed school
tax levy o f 8 mills was defeated. Classified Advertisements.
The tax payers asked for a report of
expenditures which Clerk Barrett
Wood Wanted.
was unable to give in full, as he
W ill accept wood for renewals of
did not have his reports at hand. A
subscriptions at this office.
new meeting was called for the i5tb
of Dec. when a full report will bo
FO R S A L E — Second hand Rem
made. For the benefit o f our
readers we give a detailed state ington typewriter $15. Call S. P.
By special request, Dr. Lowe,
Eugene’s well known oculo-opti-
cian will be in Cottage Grove next
Modern Brotherhood of America Tuesday and to noon Wednesday,
Meets 2nd and 4th Tuesday at I. O. Dec. n lh and 12th. Consult him
about your eyes at Hotel Oregon.
O. F. Hall.
T. W . Jenkins,Sec.
It is a mistake to use a violent
cathartic to open the bowels. A gen
tle movement will accomplish the
same results without causing distress
or serious consequences later. De-
St. Valentine Circle 121.
Witt’s Little Early Risers are recom
Sold by Benson’s Phar
Meets rst and 3rd Tuesday in W. mended.
macy.
O. W . Hall.
Flora J. Miller, Clerk.
Open the bowels and get the cold
out of your system. Kennedy’s L a x
ative < ougli Syrup open3 the bowels
and at the same time allays the in-
llamma'lsn of the mucous membrane.
Lady Larnson H ive No. 42.
Contains honey and tar. Drives out
Meets 2nd and 4th Friday of each the cold and stops the cough. A bao-
lutely free from any opiates. Con
month.
forms to the National Pure Food
and Drug law. Pleasant to take.
Mrs. Mary Schmutz, L . C.
ment here.
Sold by Renson’* Pharmacy.
Miss Leta Sanford, K. K.
RECEIPTS.
A man with a sprained ankle will
$ 154 19
use a crutch, rest the ankle and lot It Balance last report
get w ell. A man or woman with an District tax
3*8 2 3
overworked stomach can’t use a State tax
1033 f»o
crutch,
hut
the
stomach
must
have
Cascade No. f>C.
12(16 00
rest just the same. It can be rested Comity tax
Meets every Thursday night.
5 OO
too without starvation. Kodol will Tuition
do it. Kodal performs the digestive
O. II. Veatch, Corn.
work of the tired stomach and cor
Total
2847 02
R. K . Bennis, Cooter.
rects the digectivo apparatus. Kodol
EXPENDITURES
fully conforms to the provisions of
the National Pure Food and Drug Repairs to flues
$ 14o 00
Laws. Recommended and sold by New fire hose
2<i 33
Benson'H
Pharmacy.
ECZEMA and P IL E CURE
School furniture, globe, etc. 71 62
25o 20
C D C C Knowing what It was to
Mr. and Mrs, J. R. Richardson Interest on bonds
15 13
• n u t 8Uffer, I will give FREE OF returned to the property of the School supplies
CHARGE, to any atllieted a positive
Mise. Expenses
33 45
Martin
Creek
Mining
Company,
cure for Eczema, Salt Rheum, Erysip
1318 15
where Mr. Teachers salaries
elas, Piles and Skin Diseases. In Bohemia, yesterday,
stant relief.
Don’ t suffer longer, Richardson is engaged on a con
Total
Write F. W. W ILLIA M S , 400 Manhat tract to run a deep tu» nel. The
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tan Avenue, N. Y. Enclose stamp.
work is well started and now they Balauce on band
992 14
will keep it going throughout the
WARRANTS OCT STANDING l9o5
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winter; the property is fifteen miles
Interest
250 00
K eep bright and you'll bo kept from the Red Bridge, and with the Teachers salaries
505 OO
usual
pluck
of
tho
miner’
s
wife
busy.
Mrs.
Richardson
walked
the
entire
L igh t is the magnet that draws
755 00
distance, her husband arrived in
trade.
camp
some
time
after
the
evening
1906
A
show
window
brilliantly
lighted with electric lights makes meal was spread and declared that Street grading
IÜ9 OO
his wiie was the best cook in the
many a sale "the night before."
Furnace repairs
75 OO
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I t a t t r a c t s a t t e n t i o n , district.
so OO
makes it easy for your display to be
W ood for 1O0G-7
270 OO
V e a u v i us
examined, and shows your goods to
1900 03
A crew of mea went out Monday Teachers salaries
the best advantage.
morning and more this morning to
Electric light is the best and
2503 03
the Vesuvius. Manager Hard is
only illuminant.
Total warrants outstand-
determined to have meu enough to
When may our man see you
3258 03
¡Off
complete the necessary improve
about it?
ments requiring out door work,
For the receipts, Clerk Barrett
W il l m im e t t e V a l l e y
E l e c t r ic
while the good weather lasts. Th e states that the district tax is prac
Co.
Vesuvius team is again on the road tically all in for the year, also the
with a new driver. Nerve and push state tax. There is yet coming for
Ih e Leader tells the news.
is meeting its reward at that camp. the spring session from the count.'
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treasurer $3 each for COS pupils
amounting to $1821. There is now 1
ou hand $001.14, making a fund o f 1
$28iC 1 1 to do until the end of
schocl.
W ith 'he expense of
teachets and janitors cor.ting $051
per mouth, and incidental expenses
Mr. Barrett estimates tho expense
will reach $ 1574.2! by the close of
school in June IOO7, leaving an ad
ditional deficit of $ 1708.10 which
added to the $3258.03 outstanding
warrants would make a total of
$5010.13 to be met by a special tax.
The expenses' of running the
schools for a year will bo not less
than $7-5 oo .
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N e x t W i n t e r R e a d in g
W e have arranged with tho
New Idea Wom an’s Magazine
for a clubbing combination with this paper
T h b N e w I d e a W oman ’ M. u ; \ m ):•'
It is a woman,s Magazine, and a good one.
Fashions, Needlework, Crockery, House! Id ;
tains many bright stories and clever d-> rip!
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tip to its name.
It tell all about
airs, etc. Tt con
article
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Cottage Grove Leader, regular price $1.;>0 per year
The New Idea W om an’s -Magazine
* c e n ts per year
BOTH THESE PAPERS FOR $1 GO
Sample Copies Free.
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FOR S A L E — Silver Gray H oik
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K. K. Bright,
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Wanted Wood Hewers.
A couple of go d wood hewers at
tho Blackbutte mine at once.
W A N TED— Good in in in - ich
county to represent and advertise
co-operative department, |ut out
samples, etc. Old established bus
iness house. Cash salary $21.00
weekly expense money advanced;
permanent position. Our refer
ence, Bankers National Bank of
Chicago, Capital $2,000,000. A d
dress Manager,
Th e
Columbia
House, Chicago. III. Desk No. 1.
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A b solu tely J u re
A wholesom e cream of tartar
baking powder. Makes the finest,
lightest, best flavored biscuit, hot-
breads, cake and pastry.
Alum and alum-phosphate
powders arc injurious. Do not
use them. Examine ihe label.
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strictly to order. Rcady-grouml «took
lenses no more fit than would ready
made false teeth. Tho Munaell Op
tical Co. grind« each len» «peclally
for eacli eye. Our workshop« have
all the latest, modern and expensive
machinery known to the Optical
craft. Our employe« are expert. I f
we fit your gla «M * they will be ex-
C >n«ult ttlon coat« you
nothing. Booklet, with valuable Infor
mation about the human eye, FREE.
MupseU Optica/ C6..
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Carpets and Curtains at Veatch
Homo made candios at Holmden’a A La\
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