Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, December 29, 1906, Image 2

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COTTAGE GROVE LEADER
COTTAGE GROVE
.
OREGON
Cottage Grove Churches
f? :
Cottage Grove Flour Mills
sonal comfort is essential to maiu-
STHODIST EPISCOPAL, ltev.
I. L. llcutty. Pastor. Preach­
tain that osprit tie corps ot th- per­
Manufacturer* of Flour and Feed.
iii
¡i services nt 11a.m. slid 7:ilU
ing
sonnel necessary to perfect disci­
I'L 'H L 1 S I1 K l) K V K K Y S A T U R D A Y
p.
Sunday School. 10 u. m ,
pline
It is anticipated that there Epwortli m. league.
6:.!0 p. m . Prayer
H \ THE
will be 3 decided falling off in the meeting Thursday evening at
L B A D K B P U B L IS H IN G C O M P A N Y
Bran $20 per ton, averaging 50 cents per sa<-k.
number
desertions, and the dis­ All ure cordially invited to l»e present
agree- 1 ’ feature of allowing cer­
First Presbyterian Church, pastor
Shorts $23 per ton; 80 lb. sack $i.
K n t e r e d a t t h e C o t t a g e d r o v e p o a t o ff lc e a s s e c ­
tain inei fo get out if they could 1 11. C. Grace. Morning service, 11,
o n d -c l a n s m a tt e r .
commend
'nfluence necessary evening 8, Y P S. C. 8 . 7 I>.
Rolled bar ’ey $1.05 per sack; special rate on ton lots.
will be cutis,..,
| m. All strung« ib auil bojuuruers
ted.
S U B S C R IP T IO N BA f i t s
Compare
our birley with the imported varieties and
welcome.
One Y e a r
-
91.90
*
RNMENTAL H i PPUBS.
b lx M o n t h *
.79
Morning subject
Distinctive
not*« the difference.
T h r e a t IC m N h
.50
One of tue
most important words in the Christian religion.”
1 p a i d 1 ». a d v a n c e h u t
11 no* bo p a i d a
a nlf rm r a t e o f 92.00 p e r y e a r w i l l h e c h a r g e d .
chaup -
jii out in departmen­ Evening subject “ Hours of Dark­
A d v e r t is i n g r a t e s m a d e k n o w n o n a p p l ic a t i o n
tal matters ’ be a centralization ness.
of the purr ,:,e of miscellaneous
Episcopal Church. Services h. id
PRO DCCK.
C L U B B I N G L IS T
supplies. At pieseut the different the second Wednesday evening ot
1 Prices quoted are wholesale.)
The Cottage Grove L eake « for one
branches o f the service purchase each month at 7:110 in Masonic hall,
I
We have a lot of clean Vetch hay, splendid for cows;
7 5C their supplies
your, and any of the following publi­ Butter, country
independently of There will be services every fifth
cation for one year, for the price set Butter, creamery, lb
35c
each other, and the result is amus-l Sunday of a month.
see it at our warehouse.
opposite •
Butter fat
V 'A ing to say the least. One brancli
New York Tribune Farmer
*175
3
5
c
Catholic
Church,
Father
Carrol.
Iiggs
We pay 4 cents for second hand feed sacks.
T o l e d o W e e k l y B l a d e ......................... 1-75
of the government service will pay
lo c
P o r t la n d W e e k l y O r e g o n i a n .............. 2 50
Chickens
double the price for ink, say, and Services the second Sunday in each
P o r t la n d W e e k l y J o u r n a l .................... 2.00
Respectfully,
Onions, cwt.
* 1 . 5 0 the other branch will get their coal month.
P o r t la n d S e m i- W e e k l y J o u r n a l ..... 2.25
Han F r a n c i s c o C a l l .................................... 2.50
Apples,
bnshol,
according
to
Christiuu Science set vices held
S a n Francisco Examiner
2,60
for 50 cents a ton less, and prob­
$T.OO
S u n s e t M a g a z i n e , San F r a n c i s c o
. 2.00
quality
ably both are supplied by the same over Allison’s Barber shop every
•')ut W e s t , LOS A n g e l e s
. 2.50
7C
Chittem bark, old
Town and Country Journal
___1.75
contractor. The existence of a dis­ Sunday morning at 11 o'clock ami
Northwest Poultry Journal
___1.75
syïc count for cash on list prices does Wednesday evening at S o'clock.
Hides, green
Pacific H o m e s t e a d .............................. 2.25
lo jic
Salt bides, dry
Christian Church, Rev. D. E.
not appear to enter into the matter,
Potatoes
$
1-15 although the discount mav enter a Olson Pastor. Services at 11 in
SATURDAY......DECEMBER iJ, 190«
$ 1 .5 U
Cabbage, cwt
big-bug’s pocket. • W ho knows? the morning aud 7.30 in the even­
$t.oo
Turnips, cwt
If a government employee pur ing. Y. P. S. C. K. meeting at
The papers nil through the val- Carrots, cwt
$ 1 .0 0
chases
something for the govern­ 6 :3o p. in. Sunday school at lo
loy are claiming that more cars Parsnips, cwt
$ 1 .7 5
Intermediate
Endeavor
ment and does not get the discounts o’clock,
have been furnished recently than
H.\Y, O IIA IN , ETC
allowed to the commercial world he Society at 2:30 ami Choir practic«
befoie. If so, good for the S. P.
is a fool, and if he gets the dD-1 every Saturday evening at 7 :3c.
uud help them to keep the pace up.
(Retail prices are quoted)
counts and puts them in his pocket j
80c he is a criminal, and in either I
Wheat, bushel
So Say We.
Wheat and veteb, chopped
event should he thrown on the cold,
$26.00
ton
It will pay to pass up, like a
cold, cold world. The proposition
40c
Oats,
bushel
white chip, the non-taxpaying agi
of the commission appointed by the
$20.00
tator and breeder of local dissen Bran, tou
president to look into the matt- 1
$26.00 recommended a purchasing board
tion for he is the real source of Clean wheat chop, ton
Oats
and
vetch
chopped,
tou
$
j5.t)U
danger to any community, talk be­
composed of an expert from each \ Has the largest Stock of School
Mixed, ton
$26. to department or bureau, and there
ing his chief stock in trade.
supplies in the city. Our line of
$z5.oo
It would oe well for the conser­ Shorts, ton
reason to hope that it will be car ,
Flour
valley,
cwt
$l.oo
Books. Artist's Material. Sundries
vative, level headed citizens, the
ried out.
$2.4o
voters and taxpayers who hear the Flour (hard wheat, cwt
Rut ‘‘rake-offs'’ reminds one of j
$l2.oo the $100 a month allowed for clerk I are now complete.
burden of city government, to take Hay, baled, ton
...
O f S h o e s c a n 't b e Beaten
I.IVK STOCK MARKET.
•i more active part in municipal af
hire to members of congress. If
We are giving special care to
M
T'/i they can get along with a member
fairs for the common good of all— Cows
not only by going to to the polls Sheep
4 # of the family they are that mucii
Our Presciption Counter
60 ahead, and as a good mail can he
and voting representative men for Veal, dressed
mayor and council, but in exerting Hogs, dressed
7° obtained for $60 or $75 a mouth
their influence in behalf o f the right
there is “ something left.” The which at all times get the best
Kind of men for these places of re­
city is full of youug meu uni
Silk Creek.
attention, using only the purest
General Merchandise—Purveyors to the People
sponsibility and trust — Register.
women out of high school with
M rs. A. I). Owens is the proud
of chemicals, having the largest
nothing to do, and besides there is
possessor of u new Chartor Oak
stock ¡11 town it makes shopping
the ptospect that if the cougress
..v;s.l/,r.4'.yS3
Third Term for Roosevelt.
range.
men or senator takes a liking to easy in our place.
Republican politicians are puzz
Prof. F W Peterson has gone them thoy nave a chance to get
Mailorders receive the best ol
led about the Roosevelt Third Term home for the holidays.
‘‘something good.” In contradis­
attention.
National League, which has opened 1
tinction,
is
the
action
ol
some
of
headquarters in tho Tribune Build - I The district school closed last the millionaire members, who turn
Friday. Miss Fritz and her pupils
ing. Edward A. Horner, formerly
over their monthly check as com­
• 1 Colorado, is the president of the gave a short program and the pa­ pensation to their secretaries and
trons and* friends of tho school
league, and to-day promulgated an
clerks.
address declaring that President were out in force. Miss I-'ritz is
By the way, are you on the mail
considered
a
very
capable
teacher.
Roosevelt is the people's choice, ir-
Cjttaje Grove. Oregon
list of the Daily Consular and trade
lespcctive of party, and demanding
Inez and Philip Casebeer went reports, issued bv the Bureau of
W e h iv e received a fine new , special lot, o i handsom e, h a nd-forged, h ollc w grou n d
i’ 1 *
1 ; ih
,1 tally s i ll at *¿.011 each at retail, w hich we w ill g iv e away abso*
homo tr spend \nias.
iiis nomination in 190S.
lu tely free to advertise the w onderful
Manufactures, Department of Com­
THE
“ We intend to have a member in
Prof I„G Paop and Grandpa and merce aDd Labor? This little daily
every county of every state in the Grandma Wheeler were guosts at contains the wheat of the grain
v. > t ’ i i:-. light, pliable, durable, con t inent, and s a fe , and w h ic h is revolutionizing
THAT
Jnion,” Haul Mr. Horner. “ The the home of Mr. and Mrs. W N thresh« d over by the consuls of the
the art of shaving.
R. ('. K e W it t & C o., of C h iw ig o , at
state chairmen will be sounded on Wbeelor Xmas evp. A li present United States
throughout
the w h o s e l a b o r a t o r y K o d o l Is pp-paiv-l.
HONES
tho matter and their co-operation enjoyed the tree and afterwards world, and every imaginable sub­ a ssured us t h a t this re u m rk iiM e ü-
CA
LL
TO
D
AY
AS
H
E
Y
AR
E
G
O
IN
G
FAST
■ offer of a most excellent razor,
will besought, but this is a people’s some music and games and social ject is covered. For instance, Con­ g c s t a lit a n d c o r r e c t iv e (or tile xtom-
th it sell, at $2.00 't r.:
, u mint all with the marvelous an«l instantaneous honing anil finishing
properties o f the Radiamito ,‘.'trope, which wiM not harm the finest and most Delicate razor. They
movement, not a politician’s move, j chat
sul.General Guenther tells in a re­ a c b c o n f o r m s f u l l y to a l l provisions
ni '_',c shaving a convent« m «■ r. i«i a delight, event to men having the hardest beards.
of th e N a t i o n a l P u r e F o o d a n d Drug
The ¿ecrot o f a quit k, clw.r shave does not lie so much In a flood ruior a> in t% Rood strop. With |
uieut It is tine the President has
Mr. John Overholser has been cent issue of a simple Russian Law-. T h e K o d o l l a b o r a t o r y is n t* IADIUMITE STROPS * c most inferior razors are brought up to a fine edge, and the elicct o f the
upon the finest razor i to keep them at all tfmes In the best possible coniiition, ready to shave
said he would not run again, but quite sick the past week.
method to clean and renow furs; v ery l a r g e one. but o l all ¡he suffi ier>
s!
I cm hoar-Is easily an 1 delightfully. Each Radiumlto Strop Is »old under the positive guar an tee
tha‘. If it U not aatlaflictory roon«y w ill be refunded. Thf .7 are for either Ordinary or Safety Razora.
wo take the position that if the
from
In
d
ige
stio
n
an
1
a
tom
a « h
“
Bran
of
rye
is
heated
as
hot
as
the
Mrs.
Minnie
Ashby
and
children
Radiumite S trops, SOo to $ 2 .5 0 ; R azors, $1 to $ 3
people need him and insist that he
hand can statnl. stirring constantly. t r o u b l e s could k n o w the v i r t u e s ol
O A K O E R T U R K S I * T H E U S E o r AM Y s t r o p b u t a r a d i u m i t e t
serve another term lie cannot re­ went to Portland Sunday to spend It is then poured upon tire furs and Ko do l it w o u ld he im p o ssib le f o r tin-
»<
K indi-
' h as CANCER. BARBESB* I7CTT, ECZEMA end BLOOD POISON, often result from the uso
Xmas with her parents Mr and Mrs
'■ . d Hy ir«>; ; -d r 1 / rs that cut, irritate and open toe skin, thus admitting the terriLle bacilli that lurk in the animal
manufacturers to keep up w i t h tin
fuse.”
parts ut shaving soaps, hair shaving brushes, and fn the air itself.
Frank Miller formerly of this place. thoroughly rubbed in. The fur is demand. K o d o l is sold here by lien-
T H E OMLY P E R F E C T S T R O P IS T H E R A D IU M IT E
then brushed or pounded until ail so n 's P h a r m a c y .
'•
’
t it » 'T l.ii z , ntnvy, double ' «trnnon • ow strops so generally si.kl, and with which nine dealers out of ten will
try 1 1 t you. They are so much old Junk, pure and simple. The word Radiumite stands for perfection in razor strop
Mrs I N Dresser and daughter the particles of brau have been re
Episcopal Service
**•
, ’ v a 1« • h . ,t“ •-tr p and cake uo substitute—ao matter how handsome i may appear. Danger loriu La U m
<U9 af any strop but a iUdiumite.
Miss Varian of Lynx Hollow vis­ moved. The fur has then regained
Music, sweet
music. Phono
Rev. Mr. Lake will hold Episco­
ited friends here lrom Friday till its former luster, and even white graphs given away by Wynne
pal services with communion on
Monday.
Hdwe. Co
investigate.
furs thus treated appear like new
Sunday morning at 11 o’clock In
Messrs Frank and Roy Wheeler,
The Consular reports also give
Woodman Hall. A cordial invita­
and Almon and Lloyd Owens at­ reports of an elastic road covering
tion is extended to all to attend
Professional Cards.
tended a Xmas tree at the C. P. successfully experimented with in
Herbert Kakln
President
Church in Cottage Grove Xmas eve. Switzerland. The macadam is pre­
T. C. Wheeler
Methodist Ladies
Entertain New
<-v.
\-,.s -ft.*
Cashier
Mrs I) J Smith took dinner with pared of gravel of a fineness of
Years Day.
} j JK. K. U . MACY
J
her cousin Mrs E A Wheeler l)ec from 30 to 50 millimeters in di­
ameter and tree from all earthy
I.adies Aid Society of the M. R 25.
C A P I T A L
jd O ffici'
A w b r e y H u lM liig, ,M a ln S tr e e t ^
Church serve a dinner to the mem
A D Owens went to Cottage matter. This gravol is subjected
I y
i* k ;> r i;»ri
2 5 , 0 0
0
bers and friends of the church New- Grove Thursday to load a car with to a coatiag of liquid tar in a re­
Y ear’s day.
volving drum. It is next placed in
lumber.
*>*£•) v. n v .n v . rv.-f-v
heaps and allowed to remain for
A general hanking
business transact­
eight or ten weeks, a fermentation
ed
::
j <^-V.v#'AW ! ..W.C-W
taking place which penetrates the
pores of the gravel and in this way
^
ORGANIZED
D KC T. HOCK KIT
C O I T A O E GROVE
lessons the formation of dust. In
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
O R E G O
N
covering the road with this ma
terial the utmost care must be ob­
fi
M ain 30 :?.
R esiden ce p h on e M ain 96
served and dry weather awaited.
Yv. « V r v .
» v.wv.wiVrWv.wi5
Forty-four pounds of tar ore suf­
ficient for twenty eight bushels of
Horseshoeing a specialty.
dry gravel. This macadam is said
Wagon and carriage re-
I |^K. B. K. JOB
tng. A II work guaranteed
1 to stand the test of a twenty-ton
Have
your horsesteeth »*x-
1 i
loan drawn by six horses.
atnined and repaired. Shot,
>
PH YSICIAN nml SURGEON
it rear of Homed way «
Another fre«-
«-irculnr which
«
Burkholder’s »tore
■ j A ll ca lls p rom p tly attended,
O lh c e: î
should have a moie »:• m-ral di tri-
r
Main st. Phone 114.
J
. Z E -X
1 3
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E
• bution is the monthly list of pub-
f v . » v , r v . r v. » v .w k i i w v .e i 'f c w 'w t w î
! lieations of the Department of A g ­
riculture. It lists the publications,
! gives their nature, price if not free,
and designates where they may be
J J
K. YOU NO
tóvS E M
j obtained. Many ot the important
Ï
*
j bulletins of the scientific bureaus « f
4
a t t o r n e y a t ; i . a w
l ii 1 « 11 Did. Oregon,
the government sell for five to ten
UBK
Y.mng Building, Malo Street,
a
I le.ilthful cream o f tartar, derived solely from
« I «.;• •: '
f r the cul* 5
West Side.
7
turc h lui d u
cents, while the more pretentious
u n
Special
opportunities
grapes, refined to absolute purity, is the active
s
and
Liter-
cloth-bound volumes seldom are
P" V. w V.Ww'. W'UiO■ V.-Ri'WrWW.wJ
ature W ell et
•
. u>l Chemical I.ab-
priced at over 50 cents each. Of
oratories, Her
rinciple of every pound of R oyal Baking
M moral Cabinet. The
largest and ol<
NTuinarv in the Pacific e A ‘A A
course the government printing of­
W d er.
Northwest 'f
• . r» nutation for im-
fice turns out some editions «In luxe,
n.outal ¡-.rut moral train- J
y W KIM R. M. 1 ).
J
ing au ! d< »« ^
h o o d . Equips
H ence it is that Royal Baking Pow der
the colored illustrations bringing
socially and ei
P H Y S I C I A N am i M K O E O N
J
(or 1 e most exalted V
the price up to even $20 per
station C o n fer
4 nd Ci 'egiatt D egrees £
renders the food remarkable both for its fine
"H ice ln Mep,Irland Building
(
by
State
Autlu
> th convictions V
volume. Put the great mass of the
«wer Wynne s Hardware store
$
flavor and bealthfulness.
of non Catholic
ded. Academy '■ Onice Phone. ;:4I Kesldenco Phone, 126 g
work is for the general reader an I
Is ideally le a’
r scenic ndvan-
* r > r p r i M M U M I
tages. Social c
uch
priced accordingly.
available 9
No alum, no phosphate which are the
Bu dings large and
in n o other city
A J. B kntom .
com
m
odious
w
iRcl ventilated:
rincipal elements of the so-calledcheap
r R e e » m - »
dorm i t e r ex
Pi'lied with all
J. McKEAN FISHER. Manager.
For Benefit of Farmers
and Merchants
ON HOME PRODUCTION
7 etch Hay!
Harturvg & Hansen.
Oline and See for Yourself
Benson’s Pharmacy
E n t ir e ly H ìcw S to c h of
tDvç <3ooòs C o m in g
CUP
STO CK
Gurrin & Veatch.
F
Benson’s Pharmacy
A T O U R STO R E
While They Last
Sec °ur R adium ite
W indow D isplay
RADIUMITE DOLLAR RAZOR STROP B STR0P
A RAZOR GIVEN iiEE To The PURCHASER of EACH STROP
Griffin & Veatch Company.
iFirst
N
ational
Ban ii
5900
General Biacksm ¡thing
‘B a k in g
T o w d er
ABSOLUTELY
A
Bargain
PURE
y]
(or our
P
Subscribers
The New Idea
E
aking powders and which are derived
from bones, rock and sulphuric acid.
/
rovai
«¿KINO
po w d e r
c o .,
n e w yon k .
M A ' McKibben of McKibben
Bros. Lumber Co. was in the G ro'e
yesterday to meet .1 number o l
lumber buyers for he California
' trade.
1
W oman’s
M agazine
and
The Leader for$l. 60
m odern conver
and proyre«sivi
and traditions
m odest Satisfy
announcem ent
year Addre?- r
vf . atoii
M arion I’lione
66 Kcs. 1’hotic Main 416
aticn is liberal
r the character
ment. Term s
iired. W rite for
tuition 9ian per
r >t Marv . Academy
P O R T L A N D . OREGON, U.S.A.
1
k
FUNERAL DIRECTOR and LICEN9E0
EMBAUMER
Parlors a t Veatch a U w a o l's .
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