DR. FENNER’S
Our Team All Right.
To Recover Road Tax.
A good many people still bate
T
he
football
game
Saturday
be-
A
suit
was brought ¡» 11,11
faith
id the bop
business
The
COTTAGE GROVE
.
•
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OREGON
latest in this line is an addition of tween the C . M. A . and Co. C ’s Vaughn’s court Thursday by R‘ "»<
Sharon
70 acre«, making l.’lo acres in all to feam o f Eugene, resulted in a Supervisor Cbus. H.
P U B L IS H K l) K V K K Y S A T U lll> A Y
M
drawn game.
Boad District No. 13 . agaiust John
ü Y T JE
a Southern Oregon yard.
L K A 1 ) K K P U B L I S H IN H C O M P A N Y
The visitors found our team very M el’oland, to enforce the paymen
Hon. Harry B. Miller has been strong on the defensive as well as of road tux.
Kutered at the Cottajre Grov«* poatofUcc as sec-
oml T-lasH nutter.
Couucil for thè defunse luovvd to All diseases of Kidney«.
appointed U. S consul at Canton, active players. It was a good
] 1"^ W*
disiliiss tbe case ou thè ground, of
, China. A good selection. When game.
bravai
S U B S C R IP T IO N K A T E S
called upon Mr. Miller will be fouud
T h e W illamc ilte Basketball Club nou-jurisvfictiou, wliieb was upbel.l Dropsy, Female troubles.
Due Y ear
fi.»
.' ts ready for any emergency that may team, also o f Eugene, went down bv tbe court and Ih. case dismissed.
Six Months
Don't become discouraged^ TU.re^U »
fb r e e e Months
arise.
I f paid in advan ce hut if not no |»a:d
cure tor you. 1 f .'¡V1, fim/iMjrlii'.: '"• * sucl*
to defeat Saturday evening by a
__Iform rate
o f « 2.0» per year w ill lie eliartfed.
■nifori
“
A d vertisin g raten inaile known on application 1
score of to to 12. It was a hotly
Silk Creek Items
The president’s message which
“ 1 suffered 1 0 years with backache and kid
contested game and furnished much
n,.y trouble. Tried a grea t many physWans
c l u b b in g l is t
j was submitted to congress Tuesday,
Mrs. Mary Gray and children without relief. l» r Fennersi kidney and Ha. k-
The Lane County L eadeu for one j ¡g a «pltjuJid document, dealing pleasure to tbe large audience.
from Minnesota lias lieen visiting ache Cure is the only Remedy t ■<“ i u r k®|,P, d
year, and any of the following publi ,
_
.
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me and a fte r using only two b o U l e s I f e e l o n
cation for one year, for the price set with the many questions which
old friends here the past week.
St. Valentines Circle.
tir. lv cured. Have no pais or ache ot any kind.
opposite
are agitating tliu minds of tbe public
»L IC K M ellllN A id ». Omaha Net .
Miss Hutchinson went to I.eona D r« ” Mi-s
SI 75
New York Tribune Farm er
There will be a special meeting
ISIS. Joe . #1 A sk fo r Cook Hook l K M
iu a masteily luauuer. Tbe presi-
1*75
T o ledo W eek ly Blade
Saturday
to
visit
her
brother
who
.. 2 5 «
Portland W eek ly Oreconiar
at Woodmen Hall at 3 o'clock p.
Sold by Ilio MOD K its l 'l l A l l 'I A l Y,
jdeut shows bis keen business ju d g
. 2 . 0 «
Portland W eekly Journal
2.25
lit. on Monday, Dec. 12th, ol the is very sick
Pol til ad Sem i-W eekly Jouru •*..
ment ill dealiug with the financial
2.50
Han Francisco C all......................
.''.ui l i anri-s. o KKaiuiner
members of St. Valentines Circle,
Mr, Geo. Miller and wife went to
... 2.5#
questions, as well as due regard for
2 . 0 «
*iuikMt M agazine. Han Francisco.
4
4
2.50
No. i2 i, for the purpose ol meet- Cottage Grove Wednesday with
Out VV rid, 1- 4 »«» A nuclei
i both labor aud capital in tbe great
ing Grand Manager Mrs. Hawkins shingles.
industrial problems wliicb confront
A T T O K N 1 \ A T 1 .A W
4
of
Toledo, Oregon. A ll m em bers1 Mr. M. F. Babcock made a busi-
S A T I K D A Y ...... D K C E M llK I! 10
i tbe nation.
Olliee: Young Ituilding. Mam sireet,
j:
are earnestly requested to be pres- ness lrjp t0 t |je Grove Monday.
LANE
COUNTY
LEADER
KIDNEY f"d
Backache
A
1> L
O li R
T O Y S
.
i J.“-YW
KU
4
West Side
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Passed Away.
ent'
Kd Babcock was laid up with a
very sore loot the first of the week.
: * > v 9-
Tbe Lane County Leader Iasi
Fr.duy morning a telegram was
Suit to Recover Commission.
4 -. 4
week | asaed iuto tbe bauds of suv- ''ceive d by tbe llev. If. E. Billing-
•Cl
Iu a suit before Justice J. W . *
»
x 'O T k i t i K s m n . i c . i i K v l k s t a t i s 9 1
eral well known busiueas iiieu of tbe ,ou>
»“ »»,er u* *'»rH- Billing-
P o r t la n d M a r k e t Q u o ta tio n s .
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ton, Mr. Johu McCulocb, of Ball- Vaughn Tuesday to recover com
Wheat, valley.......
^
I II I I I I I " A H IIE K LD Ii
U.
mission on a land sale in which H. Barley,
. ¿ 3.60 per Ion
rolled......
Witbiu a sb o rt time tbe plant will *tou. Oregon, bad died that moru-
. 1.30
T . Gow was plaintiff and G torge Oats.......................
fiu
tile
Main
194
* I
liailK IMliHIlIU
* in.i.c
V Bank
lluihliiui
be merge.! into tbe Leader l'ublisb iu« at 0 ° ,ulo,,k- U‘iV- Billiue ton
... 1.85
Flour......................
Drake
and
Welcome
Hubble
were
. in.no p e r t o ll
ing Company
and family took tbe first train for
Frail
r
r-
+ ■ +'
.. •25.00
defendants, the ju ry disagreed and j Middlings
Messrs Herbert Eakin, president 11,6 honaB of tbe deceased father,
.. 21.00
were discharged.
.. 10.00
j Chops ,
wj
..4 4
4
4
4
4
of tbe First National Bank; Oliver 11 waB DOt known ut the ti,ne of
Another ju ry
was empaneled
CK11XI. ru o n s ,
Veatch, n number of tbe school : tk®*r departure at what time tbe
¥
I l f . MADMvN
lic
Wednesday and the case was closed Bulled Oats
mil '.Kill' »ks 0.75
board, also of the city couucil; F. fu u eralw au ld tok ep l.ee.
W I ll'll M IKKII
*•
“
low er gratlesj... 5.7.*>(«
J. Hard, one of tbe leading aud
They have tbe sympathy of all iu late in the evening by a verdict lor
prominent mining men of Oregon, }iu their hou rof bereavement,
manager of the Vesuvius aud other
iniuing companies operating in B o C H U R C H SE R V IC E S.
There will be services morning
hemia; Frank ltoseuburg, auditor
Pacific Timber Company aud secre- and evening at tbe Cumberland
tary of the Commercial Club of Presbyterian Church Sunday. And
Cottage Grove; will be tbe incor- ‘ here will be services all next week.
poratorH
Afternoons at 2:3 0 and at 7 :30 in
It will lie tbe uim of the Leader to tbe eveuiug. Tbe public is cor
fully represent tbe iuterests of Cot dially invited to attend all services.
tage Grove aud the Western Coast. Strangers and sojourners in tbe
city always welcome. K. C. G race ,
Pastor.
Tbe series ot prizes offered by
1905— O R E G O N — 1905
tbe Commercial Club for tbe best
Regular preaching services both
articles 011 Laue County, Bohemia morning and evening. A t n a. 111.
Mining District and Cottage Grove, I »Meditation A L ëst Art.
At
should bo ci>111 |>eted for by all who I 7.30 p. m. "T h e Beliefs of the Un-
have tbe intercut ol this section iu j believers." The
young people
mind. The direct benefit to be meet iu Epworth League at 6:30
gained from distribution of this sort p. 111. A cordial welcome,
of literature canuot be too strongly
FitANK L. M o o r e , Pastor.
stated. Tbe articles will be pub-
| ______
lisbed in tbe local newspapers and
Th< Latham Machine Shops
will be sent by Ibe Commercial Club
in circular form to all parts of tbe are prc,«red to do all kinds of ma-
the sum sued for, $100, and costs
and disbursements.
The plaintiff bad entered into a
contract with the defendant, to
! bring them a partv with a timber
claim who would be willing to
trade same for Cottage Grove prop
erty, and the commission for the
performance of which was to be the
$100 sued for.
The defendants contended that
the timber claim did not scale 7,
000,000 feet as required on their
part, and refused to pay the $200
"to boot” or the plaintiff’s com
mission.
T hey afterwards made a deal
with the party secured by Mr.
Gow, and refused bis commission
on the grounds of non-fulfillment
o f contract.
Attorneys Medley & Johnson
appeared for the plaintiff, and K n ox
& K ing fjr the defendants.
country. Tbe first series of three ,:hi,,e a,,d 8cncrid rePa,r work>
prizes will be for school children raelal tarninS- «¡»¡"8 and adjust-
■ Otrfy— 13 , $2 and | 1 — on tbe subject j
of “ >ach,ne »,arts' AU ordf 1rs
of Cottage Grove alone. Tbe eigli- wdl ,JC K‘ Vc,i ProulPt aud careful . T b e best silver polish too equal)
teou other prizes will be open to all attention.____ ^ _____
■ ** fke world, Fur sale at II. C.
who desire to try tlieir baud at
w . . . «
Madsen s.
Wanted at Once.
writing on tbe three subjects meu-
1905 -OREQON -1905
You can buy Diamonds cheaper
'tioned— Laue Couuty,
Bohemia i Good plain nook iu Comstock
Mining District, ami Cottage Grove. rock quarrv. luquire Mrs. S. E. at Madsen’s than in larger cities
Prizes in each of tbe three series McKinney, Cottage Grove, or write. aiK( w j]l guarantee them perfect.
1905 —O r e g o n — 1905
will bo $ 10 , $ 5 , $ 4 , $ 3 , $2 ami $ 1 . Mns. E va H am ilto n , Comstock, Or.
* * *
~ ____ I Dr. Lowe, the optician, will be
I11 writing you have au opportunity
Cottage Grove from noon Friday
to get a reward aud to help your
lm KMoaya and Bladder Right
to noon Saturday-, the 16th and 17U1
town ami county at the same time.
One day only.
It is not a difficult thing to do.
A large miillbti of the men eui-
1905— OREGON— 1905
Write as if you were writing a let
1 ployed at the Booth-Kelly sawmill
H. C. Madsen has just received
ter to a good friend elsewhere.
at Saginaw struck 011 account of a fine line o f gents’ vest chains to
decreased hours and cutting off of be sold at cost, Just the thing to
The Portland Ministerial Union
I wages. Many went to Portland buy for your sweetheart and hus
is opposing the opening of
u. the
me Monday.
band. Call and see them.
Lew is & Clark Exposition on Sun-
1905— O r e g o n — 1905
BUSINESS NOTICES
roiEYSIuTOiEYCURE '»
d a y ’s. If the members of this or-
T h e basketball game last Friday
ganization, as strangers, had tried night at Drain, between the g irls’
to pass a Sunday in Portland, with- team of this place and that of Drain,
out friends 01 acquaintances, and resulted in a victory for the visi-
witli nothing open to them but tors. T he Drain team did not
saloons and kindred places o f b u st-, know the rules of the game so the
ness, they might lietter appreciate game was declared forfeited to the
the opening of such beautiful views . Cottage G rove team,
which will lie opened to them by j
1905— O r e g o n — isos
tbe fair.
T he ladies o f the Methodist
| Church will give a bazar on the
Tbe Pacific Monthly for December 20th and 21st at the Opera house,
is notably well executed from all The evening o f the 20th there will
points of consideration. Cover iu , lie an entertainment by home talent
colors, eloar text, interesting uia- and on the evening of the 21st Miss
kerial of a literary nature aud good Case, late of New Y ork, a con
illustrations combine to make au traita singer, will give an eutertain-
effective number. This monthly is meut.
19t)j— O R E G O N — 1905
fast striding alter Soumit Magazine
Arrangem ills ate living nude
in the field of favor before tbe read
ing public and many will take that by the K nights of Pythias lodges
Eugene, Junction, Cottage
magazine as a co-worker for Pacific ol
Grove, Roseburg and Canyonville,
Coast interests.
which comprises one district, to
Tbe layiug off of a crew of 250 hold a convention at Cottage G rove
early in January. It is planned to
meu who bave been working for tbe
Southern Pacific Railroad Company have a degree team competition, the
winner to lompete at the grand
iu the Cow Creek canyon, because
lodge.
they refused to accept fewer hours
aud incidentally, a reduction of 35 c
»KW.VIIK .if c o r .\ T I : It I-KITS.
a day iu wages is only auotbur
"D cW Itt’» I» the only genuine
evidence of tbe company’s care for W itch Ilm I Halve" w rites J. I,.
Tin ker, of i entre. Ala. "I have lined
the “little thin gs.” Of course we it lu my tuinily fur Pile», Cuts aud
will get a reduction of 50 o ou a Burn* for year» and ciui recommend
It to t>e the lient Halve on the m arket.
rouud trip to Portland uovv.
Every fumili »hot.Id keep it. a» it i»
an Invaluable household remedy.and
should iilwuyw lie kept on hand for
1905—OREGON—1905
When you pay iu advance your
subscription to the Leader, ask for
a free one-year subscription to the
Pacific Tree and Vine— the best
farm, poultry and livestock journal
ou the Pacific Coast. Free with
the Leader if paid iu a.lvauee.
O. Rice was showing some very
pretty pets to his friends Thursday.
T hey were two old and three young
G uinea pigs and were quite tame.
O at M eal. .Steel Cut, 50W>
iiki4.....................................
Oat M e a l, Steel C ut, 10 It.
.....................................
8
per bbl
4
.‘JA per bid
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13
13
2*
VEGETA II LE S, FRUIT, ETC.
T u rn ip s ..............................
B e e ts ....................................
P a r s n ip s ..............................
L ettu ce, lid per do/ .........
l ’ar«filey ..............................
Tom atuen, p e r e r a t e .........
C a u liflo w er, per «loz..........
K g g P la n t, per l b .............
C e le rv . per <l«»z.................
O n ion s, per l b ....................
H o iie v , p e r c a s e ,................
P o ta to es,
new
O regon
fa n c y ................................
P o tatoes, co m m on ..............
.
I I N am i S lI U iK O N
Ottico in M- Fallanti Building
Over W ynne’s Hardware store
Olllce Thune, :Hl Residence flu m e,
y .+
1.00 |>er sk
1.25 per sk
1.25 per sk
15c
20c
1.25
1.00
1.00
50 < " * 0
2.00 (it 2.10
3.00 O’ 3.25
C
.R ailroad
r
1
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a : H I Y S H
R
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T H E G O O D K IN D
Just Wbutyiui wmit In your
business—reli.ilile mid m„,|er.
lite in prlee, l„ the l , , ^
eump, tbe mill; on the train
:tt the eoiicter—they am the
bent mill elir.ipcHt. |,ook at
them, whether you buy or not
r ’. r .#*
D .
^MATCHES
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J . S c h o ll
Nuw .Ifwulrv Stör«, next
to till* Man k Muilding.
I’ ll YS li’ l .1 N and st KOKON
Y
A ll calls prom plfy attended.
Main St. filo n e 114.
offie
M. M lond
I. HltK.NNKR,
75 e» 00
00 (<» <>5
DKJKD FRUITS.
A p p le s , ev a p ora ted — ...... .
A p r io o tè .................................
P e a c h e s . . . r r r ......................
Pru n es, I t a l i a n s .................
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F ren ch ...
OOME8TU
l>K. I I . II. f K T I t l K
A L L : W O RK : W A ItU A N T K I)
ti (ii S '2
5
10 I I I 11
9 ( a 1 < > '
y
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4 1 5
Oltiee fir s t National Bank Building
upstairs.
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y
27» . .- 3 ',
+
BLOND Ä BR1.NNLR, Proprietors.
^
New and Second-Hand Merchandise
.+■
KHl’ ITS.
A p p le s , fancy.
.............. .
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clean .
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wormy...................
P * .* V k * \
1.00 m l.75
75(f/1 .On
500/ 00
E g g s , r a n c h ............................
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L a » le r n ..........................
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..s
I llijiliest prices paid for Wool, Hides, IVlts and Produced
till kinds.
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I)1
olliee.
2 H i/ A 2 '»
A u brev
iluiMm:;. Mam .»treel
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J ^ U. L\ T. H OCK K I T
ODk-is in Hr. lie... Wall ImiMiug, Main
11(0 II j
C eli le.- (¡rove.
mil. .. .........
lU'ji-O ' 1 4 Street.
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Main ouj.
Itesldeuee phene M ain
I
.! 00 - 3.25
3 . 00 -
3.25
1 . 00 -
1.25
S p r i n g s ...............
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Broilers.............
\Vi'.,l g e e s e ........
I lucks...............
Pigeon s............
! lops................
W o o l................
Hides drv No 1.
211- 30
10- 20
15 . 15 '.,
Graduate of the American Veterinary
College o f N e w Y o rk City ::
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i î E u g e n e B u s in e s s C ollege
Kates of*tuition w ill ho as fo llo w s aftor Sept
J! e m b e r I.
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O N E M O N T H ......................fb.OI)
11 114
3
T H R E E M O N T H S ............. .^ 2 f).(MI
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VETERINARY
T IM K T A B L E NO. 3
To take «»fleet on April 2, um )4.
DAILY KXCKPT SUNDAY.
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SURGEON
AND
F . S. H A — R O U ---- N " 7 , -----
President
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DENTIST
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EU G EN K, OREGON
>
1 1 I
| Bugene, Ore.
(L IC E N S E D )
4 .00
75.00
S IX M O N T H S .................. f a
T W E L V E M O N T H S ..... #
J. J.
OREGON S S O M I E R I R, R, 00 ,
'S.
Mechanics' Tools.
do
PHYSICIAN AND SURCEON
C i i c k e n s ........
Complete lines of Hardware, Granitew are, Crockery, Furniture, Stoves
and Household Supplies.
’ Logging Supplies.
J40/JS '
BUTTER
K x t r a c r e a m i r y ......................
F a n c y c r e a m s r v ......................
D a i r y ........................... ........... ....
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111‘ TTER, EG«.8, FOtfl.rRY, KT«' .
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STATIONS
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onice: E. Bangs’ L ivery Stabi«;, filo n e Main \l
tv
T.: h .»'tor COTTAGE GROVE Ar 11.10 5.15
j.rm l.:n\ .3.2
WALDKN
It». 19
2.ST» 7.5.» 5.
I T Ulti N .
H». 14 4.59
; J..V.» 7.3» »1.3
1'Kitlt(> GOKIM)
10.38 4.53
;$ «M R.04 7.7
UAKKIt
10.33 4.47
a. 14 8. II 8.3
DOKKNA
1(1.30 i. 11
3.17 8.17 9.5
HKD IttK'K
10.23
1 3.30 8 . 2 » to.«;
GKAVKL ITI'
Hi •_*»» 4.33 I C o l l u s e G ro v e ,
Oregon
3.;» 8.35 11.3 ..... ST K NY AKT
10.01 4.20
3.38 8.10 12.
STA It .
9.48
3.42 8.45112.8
KOLK Y POINT
9.45 4.12
Headquarters for commer
3.30 9.05' 1Ô.IÎ
HKD Ititi DG K
■.(.a-. 4.05
cial and mining men.
8.30 9.13 1«. 11Ar
WILDWOOD
Lv 9.30 4.or
Imperial Hotel
•Afternoon I rains w ill tienili mi Saturdays oolv
Sol,joct to vhanito without notice
American and European Plan
Freight will not Is; received at the O. ÿt s. K
II. K. <U-|M,| after 5 p.io. To Insure ferwardlnii
Special rates to families.
eo die next train Iretglit must In- delivered in
ample lime to is-rinit et ils Isdon hilled.
One block from S.P . Depot
All outward freiglit forwarded oolv at the
ioint risk ot shipper ¡ent eonsiitoee,
It
K
A S O \ A i i L H It A T K S
A. 11. WOOD, Action deu'i Malia ¡to
N o M o r e 'W i r e s
Since the perfect Stove-Pipe Fastener lifts
been in thw market.
Call and see it at
M I L L E R ’S N E W A N D ¡SECOND HAND
STORE. It is easily attached and insures
safety.
Look for the Football
“ Hooters”—they
make more noise than a boiler factory.
C.J. M ILLER, Main S t . , near Bridge
NO .Militi: SI Kl KItlNO.
If y o u arc tro u b le d w ith in diges
tion get a b o t tle o f K o d o l D yspep sia
Cure and see b o v ^ q n ic k ly it w ill cure
you . G e o . A. T h o m p s o n , of S|«.|n-cr,
III., says: " H a v e bad D yspep sia fo r
tw e n t y ye a rs . M y ease w as Alm ost
hopeless. K o d o l D yspepsia Cure u n
recom m ended
and
I used a few
b o ttle s o f it an d it is the o n ly th in g
Huit Inis relieved me. W ou ld not Is.
w ith o u t it. H a v e d o c to re d w ith
local p h y sicia n s and a ls o a t C h icago,
and even w ent
t o N o r w a y w ith
h opes o f g e t t in g som e relief, lint
K o d o l D ys p e p sia Cure Is th e o n ly
rrm ed y th a t inis d on e ie ■ a n y gocci,
and l h e a rtily recom m en d It. E ve ry
person su ffe rin g wi t h In d iges tio n o r
Ilys(iep sin shou ld use i t . ” S o ld *liy
the M od ern I'h arm ae.v.
SORE LUNGS
W h e n y o u r lu n g s a r e s o r e a n d in fla m e d fro m co u g h in g ,
i s th e tim e w h e n th e g e r m s o f P N E U M O N I A , P L E U R I S Y
a n d C O N S U M P T I O N fin d l o d g m e n t a n d m u ltip ly .
F oleys
H oneyand T ar
Cottage Grove HOTEL
M it». I. E. T h om pson .
Bates per day ........................ . .fl.no
Boom and hoard, per week ... .. 4.50
SOFT and FLUFFY BLANKETS
•ft]
The Com mereiai Club has added immediate n»o.” Mr». Sminici (¡age.
An* III«* «Ivlikiht of nil k . mh I lions k**t*|H*r».
OrdliMry Uuii«t«>rliiu fails t«> pr<Mlu«-e
a bear to i » club-room ndurument. of Nortli Bush, N. Y., says: " I had a
this «(osiretl ip s u II. Tlu* blnnkvts sh«nil«l
fever »ore on my ankle tor twelvw
be sont t«> iho
;;
It is » U rge specimen of the block jVai » i liai tio due trim could not
bear family and wa» for year* a vu re All salva* aud blood remédie» C O T rA G E G R O V E . S T E A M . LA U N D R Y
. .
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Where this class «>f wttrkmamhlp is a
denizen of tut? wood« about Lottagc (yr over two year»«. Finally I wan
specially. It rwolvos the :iU« uti<>n of
tmme sktlUsl in aehtevtnK saiHfaetery
Grove
The commercial world ba* Demanded to try IleWItf» Witch
results. Pure water ami pure soap are
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I H u d Halve, which lui» completely • II*»»
m en is used.
A il laundry
many lieara, but none are
lik e ly to
cured me. It I» a wonderful relief.’
', cleanslPK
work
Is well «lone at th«*
Hazel
Balve
cures
lie ho «bielle as tbat in Uin
ro om s of
HeWltt * Witch
without leaving a w ar. Sold by the Cottage Grove Steam Laundry
Modem Pharmacy.
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stops the cough, heals and strengthens the lungs. It con
tains no harsh expectorants that strain and irritate the
lungs, or opiates that cause constipation, a condition that
Dotards recovery from a cold. F O L E Y ’S HONEY AND
, “ R *s a safe and never failing remedy for all throat and
lung troubles.
Th$ Doctors Said Ha Had Consumption — A Marvelous Cure,
had con-
Reasoncr,
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doctors
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t . m o iS f * • ?° ‘ no better until I used F O L E Y ’S H O N r Y A N D
it helptd me ru ht flom the start and stopped the spitting of blcod and the
pain in my lungs and today 1 am sound and well.
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Three siaes_25c, 50c, $1 00. 1 T h e 50-cent size contains two and
one-half times as mnch as the small size and the $1.00 bottle
almost six times as much. REFUSE SUBSTITUTES.
SOLD H D RECOMMENDED BY
Benson'« Pharmacy, Cottage C rove, Oregon
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