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About Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 14, 1905)
be able to see green grass and SUNDAY AT THE CHURCHES to green trees any time in the year. Cbttage Grove is about twenty miles from the city of Eugene where the state university is. The hills around Cottage Grove have good pasturage for goats and tnauy are raised here. They are mostly of the Angora breed. i Subjects at the Chrlstiau Church When the farmers want the brush ! Sunday. 11 a. m. ‘‘Trained for Ser- cleared off their laud all they have [ vice.” 7:30 p. m. ‘‘False Teachers." Your money is not rubber, but if you A cordial Invitation Is extended to to do is to let the goats in there and © © O they clean it off as slick as a man come here, you can stretch it into the i all. F. E. B i i . i . in o t o x , pastor. could. price for more good clothing, furnish Regular services at theM E Church ings, dry goods and everything to wear There are two good stations‘at | Sunday at 11 a. in. than at any other place in town. Cottage Grove, there are also three or four reservoirs on the hills close Work of the Legislature. to the city. Hon. I. H. Bingham returned on It seems queer to the folks who ! Friday from his first weeks work have used coal all their lives to in the legislature at Salem as that coine here and see the folks buru- body has adjourned until Monday, | ing wood. at which time the committees will Some of the Oregonian children ■ • •* A: .f-\ be announced. Mr. Bingham went have never seen coal. We can furnish anything for anybody. | right at his work and introduced There are two trees on the reser © © :© © Clothing, T r i m m i n g , M e n ’ s a n d tour bills namely: voir hill nearest town which take Women’s Underwear and Hosiery, H. B. 84, by Bingham— Fixing five children, about ten years old, Men’s Fu rnishin gs, S h o e s a l l k i n d s travelling expenses of School Super-' to reach around | intendent of Lane County. There are many trees in the wood- H. B. 85, by Bingham— F ixin g that measure four or five feet at the southern boundary of Lane County. base. H. B. 86, by Bingham— For an J kan D ak w ood . K X C H SIVE SE LLIN G AGENTS. additional Judge in Second Judicial District. Centennial Notes. UNDER. ODD F E L L O W S ’ H A L L H. B. 87, by Bingham— To Persia’s exhibit at the Lewis and amend act authorizing bonds for Clark Centennial will be worth A Pleasant Party. 1 streets and sewers in corporated $ zoo, OOO. Jurors For Year 1905. LEADERS On Monday evening a charming towns. Following is the list of jurors for Great Britain will occupy 3,600; “ Mother Goose” party I 11 honor of Miss Mary Curtin, of Roeeburg, at Claim Allowed I. R. Williams, the Eugene attor- the year 1905 from Cottage Grove square feet of exhibit space at the the elegant homo of Mr. anil* Mrs. and Bohemia: yi, was in the city Thursday and JnH. s. Benson, near South' Fifth Thos. Gill of the Eagle Book Lewis and Clark Centennial. COTTAGE GROVE. Pay. street. Each one receiving ah iiivitn store, who lost his leg last winter, D. E. Slagel, farmer. Vermont's building at the Lewis 11 on was told to wear some emblem lu r c h ’s east window contains was a member in good standing in William Laudess, farmer. ropresentntlng a "M other Goose" Bes’ cloaks and shirt waists at the K. O. T. M. order in this city and Clark Centennial will be a re rhyme, and s unn worn were both Three hundred velvet shaves' w ithout C. E. Lockwood, farmer. I prices and carried $2000 insurance. Ap production of the old Constitution i unique and pretty. Partners, were Twelve double blades with each outfit. W. H. Medley, farmer. matched for the guessing contest by plication to the Grand Lodge was House of 1777. B. F. Mitchell came from Bohe- D. M. Shields, faamer. ribbon buttoiui:res and neat score made by Deputy J. W. Nokes for 1 Wednesday and went to his W. T. Kaveer, capitalist. cards were furnished each having on Hugary will have an exhibit at : some relief for Mr. Gill. B e in Eugene Friday morning, John Holland, landlord. tlu‘ front a pen and Ink drawing Word has just been received that the Lewis and Clark Centennial1 illiistratl ve of 11 rhyme. These must le w is J. Hartley arrived Tliurs- D. G. McFurland, farmer. he Will be allowed to draw $200, a worth $30,000. The exhibit will be guessed as well as t he emblems ifro m his home in Corvallis and Dav'.J Maikley, carpenter. year on his policy which will be of occupy 2,000 square feet ol space. worn by e.ieh of the company. 'Viday morning started for Bo- F. M farmer. At the close of the contest, Misses great assistance to him in building ia. J. W (rowdv farmer. Neva Perkins, Louise Newland and up his business. Moral— get into Costa Rica will make a fine dis- j — Wm. White ¡armor Elsie Lea were declared the winners some good fraternal order. play of coffee, hemp, cocoa aud of the 1st prize, and were each pre D. Scholl has moved his W. II. Lincoln, farmer. other products at the Western sented with a dainty plate. Mr. J. J. B Tapp, farmer. lelry store to the building re- Crystal Consolidated. World’s Fair. The display is valued i .lones and Miss Lillian Hart se W. S. Gennett, farmer. itly occupied by the Eagle book cured the consolation-prizes. Colored at $20,000. Elmer Doolittle came down from O. O. Yeatcb, merchant. re. books ■ f Mother Goose rhymes. the Crystal Consolidated Company’s Lincoln Taylor, surveyor. Light refreshments were served. tVm. T . Higgins arrived in the Egypt and Morocco will make a property Friday and brought some A highly enjoyable eveuiug was Friday from Bohemia where he Henry Long, farmer. combined African display at ‘th e : very fine large pieces of the ore re spent by all (ir^sent, who voted Mrs F.. W. Gossler, farmer. been at work on the Baltimore cently uncovered in the upper tun Lewis and Clark Centennial. Tne Benson to be a delightful hostess. James E. Redford, farmer. >up. nel. The ore is partly oxidized and exhibit will cover 1,500 square feet W. J. Chapman, farmer. A 1 ‘ Johnson who has been doing Restaurant and rooming lie has the appearance of being a good and its value will be $225,000. McEngland, farmer. ______ e assessment work on the Big or .silc. Inquire at this office. milling and concentrating ore. The c BOHEMIA. >ck group in Bohemia arrived in A11 interesting attraction for vein is at present about six feet in C. A. Harlow, miuer. e city Wednesday. women at the Lewis and Clark E x t .vidth, D, J. Gover, miner. 4i ' 4 ‘ ' position will be the display of the ' Mrs. F. K- Wheeler, president of A. J. Anderson, miner. latest frocks from Paris in th e ' There's Nothing e Lane County W. 0 . T. U. is Essay on Cottage Grove by Jean A S P£I ALTY French section of the Manufactures tending the Convention being Darwood. Tax Levy. Too Good Cottage Grove is situated iu th j building. d at Junction City, The county commissioners’ court valley of the Coast Fork of the W il frs. O. Kayset arrived home on MINERS’ 4 4 4 The hatching ot chickens will be $ ursday from several month’s visit at its session yesterday levied a 2 3 - lamette river. Its population is shown to the general public at the SUPPLIES ti her parents, who reside in the mill tax for the 1904 assessment, about 2200. It has two large school > Lewis and Clark Exposition. All divided as follows; Mills. buildings, one on each side cf the tern part of the conuty. 4 exhibitors of incubators will be re State............................................. 5.1 river. J Ir. and Mrs. Hoag, who reside 4 County School............................ 5 .7 The one on tbe east side of the quired to make their displays oper ancouver, spent several weeks ative, and at stated hours the County.......................................... 9 river has nine rooms and the one hs city visiting the family of S. crowds will be invited to come and I Road.............................................. 1 on the west side has eight rooms. Brand. Mr. Hoag is largely in- County Debt...-........ 2.2 Cottage Grove is growing very see the chickens break their shells. 1 sted in the New Era drug store ______ | The quality of goods we use rapidly. It has four churches, the was combining husiness with Total......................................... 23 and the care exercised in com The piling and flooring work 0111 Christian, the Methodist, the Pres ssure. They left for their home There is an increase of of one mill pounding make onr prescrip byterian, and the Catholic. It has the Trail and Bridge of Nations at! Inday. Mr. Hoag expects to be over last year’s levy, which was 22. tions good enough. many large stores and a new bank the Lewis aud Clark Centennial is ' th us again in the near future. For last year the total assessment j building. now completed, and the „Govern was $ 8 , 322 , 500 , which at 22 mills , There is a good flour mill and a ment Peninsula can now be reached Band Concert and Dance. raised a revenue of $ 183 , 0 9 5 , This Since tlic perfect Stove-Pipe Fastener has Fine Stationer: saw mil! in towD . There are four by this route. The bridge spall- The Cottage Grove band will year the assessment is $ 9 , 298 , 690 , been in the market. Call and see it at or five hotels and a number of 2,000 feet of water and is the long ve a concert on Friday night Toilet Articles MII . LKR’S N E W A N D S E C O N D H A N D which, at 23 mills, will yield a rev est bridge ever erected at an Expo boarding houses. nuary 20th which will be free ex- enue of $ 213 , 869 , 870 , or $ 30,774 Perfumes STORE. It is easily attached and insures There is a good walk all the way sition. pting 100 chairs which will be safety. more than last year. Of this School Supplies to the cemetery which is about, a served, a charge of 10 cents made amount, however, 120 , 457.77 goes Look for the Football “ H ooters"— they Owing to the serious illness of Mr. from the center of Cottage cover hall and other expenses. Jas. Keene of thé “ Dr. Jeckol and Mr. toward paying off the county debt make more noise than a boiler factory. Grove. The musical program will run Hyde Company billed for Cottage which is covered under the 2.2 mill The hills around Cottage Grove Grove opera house next Saturday Din 8 until 9 o’clock after which levy, leaving the levy 1.2 mills less yield pine, fir, cedar and a few hem evening, the company will be tumble le chairs will be cleared away and for general purposes than it was Cottage Grove. Oregon lock trees. In the valley are quite to fill the engagement on that ilnti jor waxed and a dance will be in last year, but raising $10,000 more a number of oak trees and on tne but will probably appear here in tin alged in until midnight. near future. revenue through increased assess small hills are laurel trees. There The boys intend to give these ment The amount the state will are many saw mills on the hills ee concerts and dances at least receive will be $ 5 3 , 002 . 5 3 .— Eugene [ near Cottage Grove, and on these vice each month to try to raise Register. hills are many rhodendron bushes loney to pay for instruction, new j on which grow very pretty pink lusic and other expenses they are Annual Installation. ! flowers. purchase. Come out and enjoy Cascade Tent No. 66, Knight of Cottage Grove is abont thirtyj [ourselves and help tbe band boys tbe Maccabeee, held their annual five miles from the Bohemia gold rUt. installation on Thursday night at When your lungs are sore and inflamed from coughing, mines* There is a railroad up for is the time when the germs of PNEUMONIA, P L E U R ISY the Odd Fellows’ hall. The officers about eighteen or twenty miles from and CONSUMPTION find lodgment and multiply. Greek War. installed were: Cottage Gtove. Black Butte, a “ When Greek meets Greek, then Sir Kt. Com., I. H. Veateh. large quick-silver mine, is about iomes the tug of War,” was well ex Lieut. _ jl.u Schmutz. eighteen miles from the city. emplified on tbe railroad track just ■ Rec. k< Jennis Cooter. The climate o f Cottage Grove is beyond Latham Friday morning. 1 Cbaplirin T Noke,. very pleasant. The temperature There seems to have been a qnes-1 Serjea-., Chos. McKibben. hardly ever goes above one hundred lion as to who should be the “straw 1 st M of G-, Chas. Ratsch. and five in the summer and there is boss'' during tbo absence of tbe 2 d M. of G .t Wash Porter. never more than a foot of snow in regular foreman and the factions Sentinel, Wm. Hart. the coldest part of the winter. eliose a* weapons the rocks close by. Picket, F. C. Haucis. stops the cough, heals and strengthens the lungs. It con It rains a good deal in the winter The result was several b adly1 After the installation ceremony, tains no harsh expectorants that strain and irritate the but it isn’t the cold, driving rain bruised heads and a broken jaw or initiation of two membeis was pro- lungs, or opiates that cause constipation, a condition that retards recovery from a cold. F O L E Y ’S HONEY AND two, and teeth missing. The in- 1 ceeded with and an enjoyable time that we get in the eastern states. Whenever it begins to rain it gets | TA R is a safe and never failing remedy for all throat and ju re! came to the city and Dr. ■ reported. Sir Knight, Thos, Gill' lung troubles. warmer and the rain generally) Hockett repaire 1 them as far as ' w|,0 was flo unfortunate as to loose comes straight down, but it comes Th« Doctors Slid Ho Nad Consumption A Marvolous Cur«. able and nature will probably do | a limb last soring, has had his disa- . t ,, , L. M. Rubles, Keaaoner, Iowa, writes: “ The doctors said I had con . , so softly you Hardly know it is rain the rest. bility claim allowed by tbe supreme sumption and I got no better until I used FOLFY'S FIONFY AND TAR. ing at all. ft helped me rif>nt pom the atari and stopped the spitting of blood and the tent of tbe K. O. T. M. pain in my luniçs and today I am sound and well. C A. Lewis has sold to James There are many prune orchards D exxis C ooteb , P otts his interest In the Fashion Three sir. -25, 50c, $100. The 50 rent size contain* two and around Cotirge Grove, and fine Rec. Keeper. one-half times as much as the small size and the f 1.00 bottle Stables. The new firm is now Potts I h i n peaches have beea raised near there ah: est -i* times as much. REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. Jt McQueen. that measure nine inches. Attorney (I. A. Pipes o f Eugene John Parker, while hunting near It is a great rest for any one who SOLD «ND RECOWHEHDEO M was attending to husiness in the city Irving, accidentally shot himself iu has come from one of tbe cold states ost Frld ly. the left arm. H I OR S I S YOU Services at tbe Presbyterian Church Sunday morning and even ing at usual hours. Public cor dially isvited. Strangers und so journers in the city always welcome. R C. G race , Pastor. GREAT CLEARANCE SALE 0 During the Next Tw o Weeks E v e r y P u r c h a s e Saves You M oney W e w ill oiler bargains in a ll lines carried in our stock Garman, Hemenway Co. Pacific Timber Co. Store GILLETTE I f f l i RMS 24 RHZORS IN HLL. See Our New Stock of Damascus Cutlery F Wynne Hardware Company 9 ..H A R D W A R E I PLUMBING I When You are | Sich.. rStoves, arms tools Tinware I 5 PIPER 3 l VANDENBURG a N o M o r e \ A fire s Benson’s Pharm acy f-'t'-f-'-t- f-'f-’-t-’-t * -f’-f-’t-'-f- C.J. M ILLER, M ain St., near Bridge SORE LUNGS W F oleys j H oney and T ar ?! ¡ip Benson’s Phamacy, C o tta g e Crove, Oregon 1
