Cottage Grove leader., April 10, 1908, Image 5

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Can't lion Straighten
Cp in the Morning ?
Its your kidneys that
affect your • back so
and they’ll never get
any better o f their
What you want is
The fleet-winged
with us again.
swallows
Kidney Remedy
and one dose o f it w ill
is the
medicine \ we have rec-
omended it to be.
ZP/iarm acy.
COTTA*JE GROVE, OK.
A. B. Wood Returns Home Again
T. C. Abrams has purchased a BELSH AZZAR S FEAST
half iuterest in the Ol Hart res­
OR F A LL OF BABYLON
taurant.
I EASTER. 'C OFFERINGS I
Frank B. Phillips, cashier of the Great Musical Treat in Store for
Bank of Cottage Grove, has l>eeu
People of This Community.
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very ill the past week, but his con­
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dition is now improved.
During the past week a chorus *
Rev. A. E. Wheeler of East Eu­
of 50 voices has been rehearsing
gene was iu Cottage Grove Satur­
nightly on that great dramatic can # ’
day to hold quarterly meeting. He
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tata "Belshazzar’s Feast, or Fall
was assisted by Presiding Elder
of Babylon.” This .splendid mu­
Lundy of Salem.
sical entertainment will lie directed
Elder B. C. Tabor of Cottage by Prof. Martin Iv. Robinson, a
Grove came down Friday to visit specialist in this kind of work who
with the people of his church per­ furnishes the music and a beatiti
suasion iu this locality. He re­ tui and appropriate costume for
ports everything quiet at the every member of the large cast.
Grove.— Register.
The very tiest singers of the
A. M .'P e riu i of Aulauf was town and community have been
transacting business iu this city enlisted in this work and there are
Monday. He called on the Leader several more Who are ex a cted to *
and had his name enrolled on our take part from now on, in fact
subscription list. He says his every one of the singers in this f
father contemplates returning from city and community are invited to
participate in this grand musical f
Italy iu the near future.
presentation. Mr. Robinson is a
A. II. Kelso of Youcalla and most proficient director and there I f
Phil Beckley, of Oakland, were ¡s something doing every minute | *
looking after business matters in in his rehearsals, lie exjiects to
Cottage Grove Tuesday. M r . lie able to present this grand can­
Kelso held the position of cashier tata to the public about two weeks
iu the Bank of Cottage Grove for from tixlav. There is 10 scenes iu
f
some months.
the presentation of "Belshazzar's
è
Feast”
as
follows:
1—The
palace
The steam laundry has lieen in
o|ieration this week and has lieen hall. 2— The queen's apartments.
accorded a liberal patronage which .1— Jewish place of assembly. 4—
will no doubt steadily increase, as Walls of Babylon. 5—The feast.
the work is second to none, but the 6— Evening devotion. 7—Jewish
boys say they can do eveu lietter place of worship. 8— The inter­
when their machinery is iierfectly pretation. 9— Camp of Cyrus. 10
Within the city—Grand finale.
adjusted.
The singers of this vicinity can­
The Portland Telegram has this
concerning Earl Hill, a Cottage not afford to miss this rare opiior-
Grove boy: C. A. Partlow has tuuity to get some first class in­
ST O V E S AND RANGES
discovered a new first baseman, struction in vocal music, neither
About which there is
whom he touts as a wonder, and can the people afford to miss this
nothing cheap but
has signed him to play the first greatest musical treat in the his­
the pric'.
bag for Oregon City. He is Hill, tory of the town.
first sacker for Eugene last year.
FARM IM PLE M E N T S
G U N S , A M M U N IT IO N
Death of Mrs. 0. P. Adams
The plate glass windows were
Everything from a
Headquarters tor
put in the new Stewart and Porter
garden hoe to a
hunters and miners
Just as we go to press we learn
brick adjoining the Oregon hotel
Studebaker wagon.
supplies.
this week and carpenters and of the death this morning of Mrs.
painters are busy on the interior (). P. Adams at her home in West
T IN A ND G R A N IT E W A R E
work. The second story walls are Cottage Grove, of paralysis. Mr.
The kind that will wear
almost completed on the Stewart and Mrs. Adams were pioneer set­
hut costs little money.
and Hinds brick on the corner of tlers of this part of Lane county.
Mrs. Adams has been an invalid
Second and Main streets.
for a number of years. A more
1*'. F. Teoves, with the Ifazle- extended notice will appear next
wood creamery company, Portland, week in the Leader.
was taking orders for creamery
and dairy supplies iu this vicinity
Mrs. lid Jones, assisted by Mrs.
the first of the week. He remem­
J. O. Van Winkle, gave her daugh
bered the Leader with a pleasant
tert Miss Marguerite, a surprise
call, he being an old newspaper
birthday party last Saturday even­
man himself, formerly connected
ing, April 4. The evening passed
with the Salem Statesman and A l­
pleasantly in games and music,
bany Herald.
after which a delicious lunch was 1
The Griffin Veatch Hardware served. Those invited were: Misses |
Co. have*a show window which is Vera Herren, Hazel Manser, Gale
x, v.
I f you adhere to
designed to give a fellow the trout Hare, Winnie Ländern*, Frances
fishing fever. It is banked up Howard, Eunice Van Detiberg,
the fashion in suits,
with green mosses, deer heads and Katie Knowlton, Georgetta Berg,
waists and cloaks,
decorations suggestive of the cdol Emma Job, Messrs, Gourley, Allen
and shaded hauks of our moun­ and Chester Baker, W ill Sherwood,
you must follow it
tain streams, the home of the sal­ Charles Gates, Merle Scovell, Ren
closely in Corsets.
mon and brook trout, and file fish­ Sanford, Harry Short, R. O'Loan,
Unless your Corset
ing tackle display makes the win­ Merton Earl, Chester Van Denberg.
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dow complete.
is stylish your qther
IN
are
Roseburg will pave 21 blocks or
6211 feet this season.
New graphophoue records 25
•ents each, at the Bazaar.
Dr. Lowe, the optician will be
in Cottage Grove April 20th and
to noon of 21st.
A. D. S.
7 /}ociern
The Leader still leads.
The Kozy {Corner for sweets.
F. C . Coffman joined the
Leader's large family of readers
this week.
own accord.
prove that it
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Today is Arbor day and it is lie
ing observed as usual by the Cot­
tage Grove schools.
For fresh roasted peanuts you
can get them at the Wave. We
roast peanuts every day.
The new ads of both C- H.
Burkholder and Lurch’s will in­
terest the ladies. Read them.
Mrs. Torn Medley, nee Thomas,
of San Francisco is a guest of rel­
atives and friends in this city.
Misses Maggie a n d
I,ottie
I Veatch have been visiting with
| Cottage Grove relatives this week.
Roseburg gets a fruit and vege­
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Wood, who table cannery. Prominent citizens
have spent the past year in Ken | subscribed 812,000 in stock Satur-
tucky, where Mr. Wood has been | day.
superintending railroad construct­
Hey there! Where are you go-
ion for Mr. Ileugeu, has com­ I ing? 1 am going down to the
pleted his work and on Wednesday Wave. Why that's just the place
night returned to Cottage ( ¡rove to I was headed for.
again take up the superinteiulency
Dr.
Kuykendall of Kugene,
of the O. & S. E. railroad here.
When asked by a Leader represen­ made Cottage Grove a professional
tative if there was any probability visit Monday and incidentally
o f an extension of the O. & S. E. called on the Leader.
railroad. Mr..Wood remarked that
Now is the time to get your ice
it was not their purpose to stand cream or ice cream sodas. The
still, that they had plans for ex ­ Wave keeps it. Immediate atten­
tension of the road which however, tion given to all orders. -
he was not now in a position to an­
By the middle of the month the
nounce. The citizens of Cottage
Grove are extending Mr. Wood a Modern Woodmen will have re
very cordial greeting and are glad ceived their new uniforms, costing
to welcome him back to the city 8175. They will shine!
again, from the fact that besides
George Lea returned to Aurora
lreing a splendid citizen.he is a Monday where he has a contract
man who does things.
for installing a first class water
A pleasant surprise greeted Mr. system for that enterprising little
and Mrs. A. B. Wood when they town.
arrived here, Mrs. Wood’s brother
I. T, Nicklin, republican candi­
A. B. Funk, who it will be remem­
bered visited here last summer, date for the nomination for sheriff
having arrived here on ifie preced­ came up from Eugene Tuesday to
look after his political fences at
ing train.
the Grove, lie is a hustler.
The Celebrated Blind Pianist.
Mrs. Beatty and daughter, Miss
Here are some interesting facts Marion of Lebanon, are guests of
about Edward Baxter Perry, who Cottage < .rove friends. R e v .
is to play here on Thursday April Beatty will join them later and
visit briefly here and at his farm
16 at the armory.
He is the only blind pianist in near this city.
the world's bistort- who ever suc­
Prof. Baughman of the Spring-
ceeded in winning an unquestioned field schools, brother of Prof,
position in the front rank of his
i Baughman of this city, was in
profession.
¡town Saturday looking after his in­
lie is the only American pianist terests in the forthcoming primary
who ever played at the imperial ¡campaign, he being a candidate
court in Germany.
for county school superintendent
He is the only pianist living or joil the republican ticket. lie is
dead, of any country, who ever j said to lie a thoroughly practical
played in twelve hundred concerts educator and a man well qualified
in ten years, surpassing eveu Gotts-
(for the office.
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chalk's world-famous record of
eleven hundred.
I Schiller B. Hermann, represent­
He is the only pianist, American ing a wholesale tea, coffee and
or foreign, who ever succeeded in spice house of Portland, was inter­
sustaining himself for a jieriod of viewing his Cottage Grove cus­
ten consecutive years by concert tomers today. He has been as­
playing alone, in the I'nited States. signed to this territory and will visit
He is the originator of the le c ­ Cottage Grove hereafter every .TO
ture-Recital.
(lavs. He is a sou of Congress­
man Binger Hermann. The Leader
Born
was favored with a pleasant call.
SUITS
I JACKETS
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II
and
f
This Season’s
S T Y L E S
Have Arrived
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f
HARDW ARE
Griffin a
The following series of dis­
courses will lie delivered at the
Christian church by the pastor be­
ginning Sunday evening May 4rd:
“ The young mail, his faults and
ideals,’ ’ “ The young woman, her
faults and ideals,’ ’ "W ives and
mothers, their faults and ideals,"
“ Husbands and fathers, their
faults and ideals.” The public is
cordially invited to come and hear
these special themes.
Chas. Van Winkle, brother of
Dr. J. O. Van Winkle, who speut
last summer here with his brother
in this city, passed through a few
days ago enroute home to Salem
from Arizona, where he Spent last
winter. Mr. Van W inkle’s health
is much improved.
stylish cut garments
w ill not lit.
Now what is requir­
ed? First o f all, tight-
fitting waists and
Princess gowns necessitate a perfected Corseted figure
The H e n d e rs o n Habit B a c k C o rset is the one
for the present styles. For sale at the Ideal Millinery
Store. Come Ladies and inspect them.
Mrs. R. B. Rutherford of Aure­
lia, Iowa, is visiting her sister
Mrs. E. Tompkins of Glenwood
Heights. The sisters have not met
for nineteen years. Mrs. George
Rutherford of Salido, Colorado, is
also a guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Tompkins.
ID A F R A N C E S B A R R E T T .
4 EUGENE
HOSPITAL
He Kn^v a Good Thing
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departing, exjiressing their appreciation
of the repast, this salesman was heard
to say
meal.
"Miss E., that was a very fine
I enjoyed
it
immensely— but
“ Star Brand Shoes are Better.’ '
All the New Spring Styles for
Lrniies, Gents, Misses, Boys and Childs now in.
Compton & Wallace
“ W here You
do B elter.”
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W. Kuykendall; M. I).
W. O. Frostier, M. I).
F. 4. Bartle, M. I).
B. F. Heaiefe, M. I).
I>. A. Falno, M. I>.
Geo. O.B. Dellar, M. I).
L K. M c IH iurr I, M. D.
Modern op-
perating room and equipment
Sputum and
Appliances for X ray work.
Full corps of trained Yiurses.
Rates on application
T R A IN ING SCH O O L FOR N U R S E S .
Regular course of lectures by the faculty and practical train -
lily in the hospital. The medical anil uurglesl stuff of the hos­
pital rniiHtltutcM the faculty.
For rates or information, as
hospital or training, lufin-em
W. K E Y KENDALL, M. D,
Superintendent.
Or M188 M. H. HOLM8TKUM,
8u|ierlntendent of Nurses.
m
I county, Oregon on Saturday, the Wtti
day of May, thus, at 10 o'clock in the
i forenoon •>? said «lay, all the interest
which the said John M. Peterson
Dudley Shields exhibited at the owned a t the time of his death in III)
Leader -office Thursday, what we following described real property,
believe to be the largest white table to-wit:
An undivided one-half of the fol­
radish on record. This radish was
low lng described. unpatented mining
grown in Mr. Shields garden in claims
West Cottage Grove and when he
•‘ Morning Star,” “ Golden Star,”
dug it up Thursday it weighed 17 Ooodenough,” “ Aurora"and "Irene”
pounds and measures 47 inches in situated in the Bohemia mining dis­
trict of fume county, Oregon.
circumference and is 24 inches iu
And In the event that the bids an
length. The reason it does not | not satisfactory and sufficient, said
weigh in proportion to its size is I real property will, on and after said
owing to its being hollow, the core date, be offered at private sale to the
highest bidder for cash, at the law-
having gradually dried out. If office of Woodcock * Potter in Eu­
any one can beat this monster Cot­ gene, Lane county, Oregon.
All of said real property will be
tage Grove radish it is up to them
to produce the goods. This big sold, or os inuch thereof as ina.v he
necessary, to pay the claims against
vegetable may be seen in Milne’s the estate and the expenses of nil
real estate office.
mlnlstratlpn.
Dated this ttth day of April, 190V
A. C. WOOIM (U K.
FOR SA LE —A good work horse 7
Administrator of the estate of
years old. Will sell cheap If taken
John M. Peterson, deceased. iV.’-It
soon . Inquirent this office.
M KIHCAL AND SURGICAL STAFF
For the care and treatment of Medical and Surgical Cases.
blond examinations.
Biggest Radish on Record.
erings had subsided, and the guests were
Veatcli Com’y
FOLLOW THE FASHION
Lane county never had a more
efficient clerk than Mr. Lee. He
considers it his duty to segve the
people and it makes no difference
whether the applicant for informa­
tion at the clerk's office is a repub­
T o Mr. and Mrs. Morris Me-
First class orchard grass seed for lican or democrat, rich or poor,
Elmer Dooltttle/of Cottage Grove
Kibben, April 8, l ‘X)8, a nine sale, inquire of J. T . Olson, Sagi-
has
liought an acre tract in the
white, black or red. Mr. Lee is
pound girl.
naw, Oregon. . .
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the same kind, affable gentlemen Blair street addition from Fisher A
to all. His books are in perfect Mink, lie will build there and
condition and have lieen experted move his family to Eugene ton-
side.— Guard.
time and again with the most grat­
ifying results, lioth to himself and
his friends. He carefully guards ADM INISTRATORS NOTICE OE
SAKE OF R E A L PROPERTY.
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the interests of the county and be­
Notice Is hereby given that by vir i
cause he at times disapproved ex ­
tue of an order of the county court j
tortionate claims he would natur­ of Lane county, Oregon, made nnd>{
J I I E story is told of a very enthusiastic
ally meet with criticism from those entered on the 16th day of November,
who would take advantage of the 11*07, in the matter o f the estate of
"Star Brand” salesman traveling in
John M. Peterson, deceased, the nn-
county. That is one of • his duties
. . , dersigned administrator will offer foi
Arkansas, who, with) several acquain­
and that is why he stands so high i Bn|,, for
public miction and
tances, recently enjoyed a very fine
with the taxpayers of the county. I sale at the southwest door of tin*
—-Junction City Times.
i county court house, Eugene, Lane
meal at the home of a lady friend. A f­
ter the usual conversation at such gath­
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BANK OF COTTAGEGROVE
Cil p i l a i ( p a i d ini $ 2 5 , 0 0 0
Condui ts a General Banking Busi­
ness along conservatilo lines.
Your patronage solicited.
W. II Abrams, f*resident
V. B. Philli|m, Cashier
B. Lttreh, Vire President
Harry Short, Asst. Cashier
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