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About Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1904)
Silk Creek Items. O. I*. M iller and Kosoburg Monday. wife went to Mias Florence Pollock of Eugene is riaiting friends on the Creek. K. A. Wheeler and A. D. Owens, went to Eugeue the first of the week. Mrs. J. It. Elliot of this place is very sick at the home of her dau ghter Mrs. 8cbreeves oHJowdyville. Our old neighbor Mr. Davidson, o f Hagiuaw was here on business Tuesday. Churchill of thia city and ia a very estimable young iady. Both of the contracting parties have scoree of admiring friend« in both Lane and Douglas couuieta, where they are both well known, and the L e a d e r joine in extending congratulations and best wishes. They will reside in Los Angelee. “ Sandy B o tto m " Interest In Sawm ill W. L . Houston, of Eugene, has sold bis interest in his big sawmill to bis partners, W. H. and H. A. Skeels, who with Dennis Slagle will conduct it in the future. This is a new mill and is located in the midst of a fine belt of timber at Dorena, on ltow Biver eight miles east of Cottage Grove. CATARRH m P e a r c e (ËJL Johnson *0. There are few plays that will beer New Furnace. repetition. To meet with favor on its second and third presentation a ^ ___ The Presbyterian church furnace I play possesses unquestioned charm aiui merit 0ut''“ o V ''r h ^ "o r d m «y lha8ibeen "m o v e d and in its place t- Ikmntnn and and has been installed aline new steel fur Sandy Bottom” Hampton Hopkins beautiful pastorial pro’ nace with substantial brick casing duction of Arkansas village life around it making an excellent h eat-1 This Remedy Is a Specific, seems to have struck the popular ing apparatus,T he church will in Sure to Give Satisfaction. cord. Its success this its second the future be always warm and com O I V I S R E L IE F A T O N C E . season has been most pronounced fortable, the old furnace has given It cleanses, soothes, heals, anil protects the and the reason is not difficult to much trouble, there will be no more ; diseased membrane. I t cores Catarrh and ilrivee away a Cold in the Head quickly. understand. The play teems with in the future. The largest ami mw Up - To - Date Grocery Store Mrs. Lizzie Damewood and chil dren returned home recently from Cedar creek where she has been visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. K eli»y- There was a social gathering at the home of W. N. Wheeler Monday p. m. Jan. 11, it being the 47, a n n i Restores the Senses o f Taste and Smell. versary of Mr. Wheeler’s birth. The quips of human uature and one is Easy to us*-. Contains no injnriotu drugs. hours passed pleasantly for the com brought very closs to humanity The Cemetery Sidewalk Fund. A pplied into the noetrils and absorbed. Large Size, 50 cents at Druggists or b y pany ns they were engaged in play witbont its civilized frills, without A few new subscriptions to the m ail; T ria l Size, 10 cents b y mail. ing gumes of various kinds, among its passions subdued by dissemina which “ liin g Pocket” and the old tion, with all its faults and with cemetery sidewalk fund were re ELY BROTHERS, 56 Wsrrsn SI., New York, fashioned “ l ake home wl.ut you bor some few of its vices. The senti corded this week as follows: $2.50 row'' seemed popular; all present ments are pure, clean and whole Medley & Milne, 1.00 enjoyed the music both vocal and some, with a constant reminder John Durham Tim e Table N o. 2. 1.00 instrumental furnished by different of boyhood or girlhood days, which Attorney J. 8. Medley T <r take effect on Oct. 10,1903. ones present. Once during the eve at times bring just a suspicion of D A IL Y BXCF.PT HUNDAY- 1331.37 “ Sandy Total expense, sidewalk ning Mr. 4\ heeler disappeared and moisture to the eye. Receipts to date 231.09 nfler a vigorous search wus discover- Bottom’’ comes to the O per^ House 1 No. 2 No. 1 WEST EAST i d by the young people hiddeu in a Thursday, Jan 21. BOUND Lv Ar BOUND Deficit, ♦100.28 ¡ dark corner of a closet; from which K ille d * L a rg o M ountain Lion. 7:30 um Cottage Grove 11:30am nmil 1 shouts of laughter ho was final- ,11:06 ’ ’ “ \\ alilen “ Vr\d©r T w o F la g s " 11:01 “ t’urrin 7:55 “ I induced to crawl after mauy 7:50 “ Cerro Gordo 10:57 “ Dr. H H Petrie received a 8:04 " Baker 10:52 “ The last issue of the Roseburg I luises of no whipping. At the telephone message from Arthur 8:14 ’* Dorena 10:50 - Review said: At the Roseburg k - of the evening all parted with 10:43 “ 8:17 “ Bed Rook AdJison of Lorane, Monday, to the 10:30 ’• 8:25 “ Stewart . niM iy “ Good night and wish for effect that a large mountain lion or opera house last 8aturday evening, Star .10:33 “ 8;28 “ 8:40 *’ Kocky Point It0:20 “ mauy happy return* of the “ day.” cougar was preying on his band of under the auspices of Roseburg 0:05 ** An Wildwd Lv 10:00 “ i'lioHi present were \V. N. Wheeler goats and requested Dr. Petrie to Charter No 8, O. E. S., this famous Subject to chuuge without notice and wife; M. F. Babcock and wife; bring his pack of hounds over and play was rendered by local talent under the direction of William E Mrs. C. M. Babcock, August Hein Freight will not l»e received at the O. & S. F. see if he could not capture the Graham, lnte of the Farwley Co. I K. K. depot after 5 p in. To insure forwnrding . rich. Prescott Whee'er, Ed. Babcock, big cat. W ith dogs and his trusty i ou the next train, freight must lie delivered in Kltuer Caldwell, Fred, liov, Albert, rifle Dr Petrie went to Lorane Mon- A ll the participants rendered their ' ample time to permit of its lieing billed. A ll outward freight forwarded only at the I pans very creditably and several ; joint Frank, Oscar, Hiram, May nnd risk of shipper and consignee, ... .. . ... ... , ,, -lay evening accompanied by John. , , Alice \\ heeler, < h a^ M ijity and May | Barker on Tup‘ Jay fou^ j o n lj | «re worthy of special praise. The J o h n II. F eaksons . General Manager. Miller, Almond and Amy Owens. a cold trail and were not successful I attendance was very good. This splendid local company will play at Clyde ami Walter Babcock, Florence in locating their game. However, | Cottage Grove Tuesday evening Pollock. on Wednesday morning the freshly Jnu 19. A grand ball to be given slain rarcas oi another goat was after the play. Married. found and the dogs soon struck the “ I wsa troubled with »torn- trail, resulting in the troublesome E le c tio n Jvid ges and C le rk s . eeh trouble. Thedtord a Blsck- varmint being put up a tree soon Draught did me more good H U B B A R D —SCH AD .— A t t h e in one week then ell the doc- Following is the list of judges office of tbo Justice of the Peace thereafter. He was a monster and tor's m edicine I took in e presented a grand sight to tho aud clerks appointed for south Lane j e e r “ — M B S . S A B A H £. iu this city, Jau 8, 1904, Mr S H IB F IE L D . EU etterllle, Ind. David Hubbard and Miss Minnie hunters as he crouched on a limb of ¡county in the forth-coming election: Thedford 'a Black Draught Hcliad, Squire Vaughn officiating. a big tree. It was decided that BOHEMIA quickly invigorates the ac Tlio groom is a well and favorably youug Dell Addison should shoot Judges— Jas. Hunt, F. J. Hard, | tion o f the stomach and known young man of this city, the big game and a well directed W id . Hawley. cores even chronic cases of bullet from the young man’s riile having grown from infancy iu this indigestion. If you will Clerks— A1 Churchill, Georgu O. ! take a small dose of Thed community and the bride is said to brought the lion to the ground Knowles, J. L . LeRoy. ford’s Black Draught occa be a very estimable young lady dead, aud together with the dogs CRERWEIA sionally you will keep your it rolled into a nearby creek. It whoso parents reside near Draiu Judges— J. W. Stone, J. M. I stomach and liver in per- feet condition. where sho was met by Mr. Hubbard. weighed 150 pounds and was a fine Shaub, J. W. Clark. specimen. It was exhibited in front They will probably reside iu this Clerks— W. W. Scott, J. E. N o of Barker & Berman's saloon in this land, J. F. Hilleg&g. city. city Wednesday evening. E l y ’ s C ream B alm in A D E R T O N -S T E E L E .— At the home o f the groom 's parents Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Aderton.in W e.t ltoie- ■ burg, dan. 0, 1904, A. 8. Aderton and Miss Viva 8teele, Rev. R. H. Dollarhide. officiating. The groom is an industrious young man of exemplary habits and ia employed as a fireman with I he Boutheru Pacific Co. His bride is an estimable yoUDg lady of Cottage Grove. A large number of their friends were present at the wedding Delicious refreshments were served and the oveniug was pas-cd pleasant ly. The happy couple leftlou tho north bmiud overland train last Sunday night for l ’ortlnml to speud a week, after which they will return and make their future homo in West Uosoburg, Their many friends unite iu extending congratulations. — Roseburg Review. T’lio groom formerly resided at this place, in fact spent his puklie school days iu thia city, wkete his father conducted a harness shop for many years. He is an energetic and rerv exemplary young man and has many friends in Cottage Grove. The bride is a daughter of Comrade and Mrs Steele of this city who un til receutly conducted tho rail road restaurant. The young lady also held a position as clerk and book keeper iu Risley's grocery store. She ia a charming, refined and amiable young lady and the L eader joins in extending congratulations aud well wishes. In te re s tin g S e rie s o f L ee tu res . Dr. I. D. D r ver, D. D. the grand old man of the Willamette valley, end one of Oregon’« ablest divines, lias been deliveiing a series of bis best and ablest lectures in the M. E. church tin. week, which have truly been a revelation to many and a feast to the church goers and mural elemsnt ■ f our city. The venerable divine is a thorough bible student. a dei |> end profound thinker, a concise anil tlueut speaker and is logical and convincing. He can speak longer and not weary an audience than any pulpit orator that ever visited this city and his coming will no doulo he productive of much good iu Cottage Grove. Owing to the fa> t that Bishop Cranston cannot me-1 his appoint ment at this placo Sunday, Dr. Driver will continue his lectures over that date at least. Judges— W. S, Miller, F. B. Phil lips, 8. E Wallace. Clerks-—W. C. Johnson, Henry H Veatcb, W. T. Kayser. COTTAGE GBOVE, EAST Judges— L . F. Wooley, Frank D. Wheeler, A. D. Adkins. Clerks— A. L. Briggs, T. M. Med ley, C. H. Vandenburg. SAGINAW Judges— E. I ’ . Bedford, R. E. Walker, A, Bem'eut. Clerks— Arthur Tale, Cal Casteel, Jas, L, Huuter. Ml’SLAW Judges— John Fradc, P. H. Dav is, Samuel Hartley. Clerks —I P. Inmau, J. O’Brien, Jerry Atkiuson. WALLACE Judges— Levi Oeer, C H Wine- coff, A A Kelly, Clerks,— G W Kelly. John Suther land, H C Combs. New I r s l s n i shlpplna Laws. A new set of shipping regulations re cently formulated In New Zealand gives proof of tbe maternal care with which the government looks after the w elfare of the people. Every seagoing vessel that can be controlled by the lo cal authority most for the future carry a boat or raft fully fitted up with pro visions for nse In case of accident. M. W. A. D ane«. Provision la to be made for a supply of The M. W . A. Orchestra will frmh water nnd of beef, biscuits, choc olate, tabloids and lime Jntce and also give a dance at the opera bouse of fishing lines and hooks sad safety Monday evening Feb 15. This will be matches. So many desperate tragedies tbe initial appearance of this fine have occurred around the New Zealand new musical organization, and a coast from time to time after ship pleasant occasion is assured. A wrecks through tbe difficulty of get- more complete announcement will ting living necessaries Into tbe boats in T IP T O N — H I L L —At the home of tne rush nnd excitement of escaping appear later. the bride in this city. Sunday, that the new regulation In thia regard Jau. 10, 1904, John E Tipton and seems to he a wise precaution. It Is O f Interest to Stockmen. Mrs lV rn e A. Hill, His Honor, noteworthy that neither rum nor to Squire Vaughn, officiating. Stockmen who wish to graze stork bacco Is Included in the items of this novel "manifest." The weddiug was s quiet affair Grove ¥ 1 M A I N 43 Corner Muln and Biver Sts—West eud of Bridge ■ ’•I Cottage Grove Flour Mills Get Y our W inter’s S u B p p R l y A o f N W e have 30 tons orv h a n d - all our o w n m ake. Special ra.te on ton or h a lf ton lots Orders Pr o mp t l y Filled A full and complete line of : : : : : CHAMPION S h e l f MOWERS AND RAKES a n d W A G O N S H e a v y CULTIVATORS, Plows Hardware Stoves, T i n w a r e Mining Supplies, Etc THEDFORD) BLACK-DRAUGHT M qk «ickneae ia caused by constipation than by any other disease. Thedford» Black-Draught not only re lieves constipation but cures diarrheea and dysentery and keeps the bowels regular. PIPES » VANDENBURG A ll druggists sell 95-cent packages. “ T h e d fo rd 's Black- Draught is the best medi cine to regulate the bowels I have ever wed.**— MRS. A . M. G R A N T , Sueads Ferry, N. C. COIISTIPATIOn 'wcHmrzn fir e t JAKE DOWN REPEATING SHOTGUNS A,Winchester Tske-Down Repeating Shotgun, with a strong shooting, full choked barrel, suitable for trap or duck shooting, and an extra interchangeable modified choke or cylinder bore barrel, for field shoot* ng, lists at only $42.00. Dealers sell tfatm for less. This makes s tervlceabls sll round gua within retch of everybody’s pocket book. Winchester shotguns outshoot end outlast the most expensive. double barrel guns and are just as reliable besides. |W7VCH£Sr£* REPEATING ARMS CO ^ • NSW HAVEN. CONN. DR. FENNER’S KIDNEY Backache P A I N T SÎ OILS AND: CURE BRUSHES: We can supply the' All diseases of Kidneys., Bladder Urinary Orzane. A I--Rheumatism, Back sche.HeartDl«ease Gravel Dropsy, Female Troubles. Wall Paper I t i . , '. Will .n rp riv e y,»u l,.r .-ima p n c « ¡ pant'line‘of RockefS ' Don’t become discouraged. There Is s cure for you. If necessary write Dr. Kenner He lias spent a life time curing Junt vucS cases as yours. A ll consuliatlons Tree. “ I suffered 10 years with backache and kid ney trouble. Tried a great many phy 'iass without relief. Dr. Fenner’s Kidney and Back- ache Cure is the only Remedy thet ever helped me and after nsing only two bottles I feel en tirely cured. Have no pain or ache of any kind* Mias ALICE lie DONALD, Omaha, NeV” Druggists, 50c . »1. Ask for Cook Book- K r O For Sole by Modern P h i r m s i v France Gowdy Furniture-Undertakers t ck ><><><><> o <><> o <>< x > o <> o <> oo < k ><> oo L e p h o Don’ t neglect that bouse any longer, but call at tbe express office and have Tom Awbrey write you up a policy; in either tbe .E ua Insur ance Co. or tbe Oregon Fire Relief Association, of McMinnville. Oregon. within the Southern Division of the Cascade Range Forest Reserve, T E A T A Q L E EPIGRAM S. during the season of 1904, are re quested to make application at once A full purse makes e full stomach. to tbe forest supervisor, at Roee- Tbe tea csdCy is of no use on tbe burg, Oregon, ns all applications for golf links. Cold coffee 1« exhibit A In many a this privilege must be on file iu his office, uot later than February 10. divorce suit You don't have to go to the door ev 1904. S. C. It art am. ery time a napkin rings. Forest Supervisor. W A G O N E R -C H I’ Rt H I L L At Los Calling ft crenm hy courtesy is one Angeles, Calif., Saturdav evening, way of sounding prosperous. C o u n t r y S to re F o r S a le . Jau 9. 1904. Mr Heury Wagoner Bread is tbe alaff of life: a staff ia a aud Mis-> Grace Churchill. pole. Therefore buttered bread Is * I I erchamlisc Store at Lorane Both the bride an 1 groom were greased polo. fotmeriy of this city. Mr Wagoner twelve miles west of Cottage Grove, ( The I »'a tity o f wnlting on a family being a sou • f Mr* J M Sherwood lining gootl bn .«inf ss. nicely located table Is that you never have time to »if this city and he was a member of in thickly sett lei! ungi. I oehood near get hungry yourself. the famous Second Oregon being gi <al school aud chore me. A good I Man works from snn to sun. but wo eevorly wonn ied iu uu engagement bargain for the right i ah. Call on man's roast In a cold oven Is never E at near Manila. The br.de is a 'i uddit.a, I. P In in, Lorane, done.—What 11 eb 1 ) d«u ; 1 rv i Mr and Mrs Heury , Oregon. only a few relatives eud friends being preseul. Mi Tipton is from l'orllnud while the bride lies resided at this place for some time. They will inak.i Cottage Grove tluir future home, when Mr Ti|>tun will engage iu com« kiu 1 of business. k Our own free Delivery wagon INDIGESTION WEST C o 11 a Can HH large or small orders promptly : Country produce b o u g h t and sold : Special at tention given to orders from tho Bohemia mines .* .* .• .* OREGDN & SOUTUHSTERI1 1. CO . COTTAGE GROVE, best P a y up N o t ic e . Yll persons knowing themselvi sin-1 ilebted to Garmnn, Hemenway Co. I will please call and settle before J i■ - J 1st 1904
