Cottage Grove sentinel., August 25, 1911, Image 3

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months oliJ. K. W. W u ril, Mo»by l reck,
3t ..
W anted Good liv e solicitor for nice
new clean line of goods; sells on sight.
W ith our proposition make from
to
T b f boat hard w heat
flour W hite 410 a day. W ill g ive steady em ploy­
m ent. S ala ry paid w eekly w ith tr a v ­
R iv e r Blue» tern p a te n t, ut Spray'».
Mr», M a ry S m ith took tirut p rize aa eling expenses. E ith e r lady or gent,
best pHstry eook in L an e county. She 1 Address J. G. Gross, -il l W h ite Temple,
Ih»- Grove M ilitili, h fili h c ru a ltiir nil
photon from A rm u t ro n « ’» g alle ry w ill
In-Mr l li r “ rimili- in < ot'ag*- G ro v e " In- i
bi-l. Ili-ri-l ifo i i I ho retouehing ha*
liffn iloiit- >n Portland.
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(•■I to Kugone, to nniki- tim i pinco th e ir
fu tu ro boirni.
.1. || M n rtin of C re s w e ll was a C o t -
A fli-r iw o wri-ki» ilu ily l'Ito rt ('. K. u passenger mill fre ig h t ilrp o t n i Unit
Tbron e llnnlly HUceofd«»l in pullm g point, unii If t l i f n itr ii» o f tin- cune are
h iln n i'lf iiwny fro lli l'o ttu g c ••ro v i1 Ibi* i-oriNtdeml Un*y w ill g*-t it.
F ran k I ' In 11 11 im h iu I fn in lly , wim w en t lag»- tjro v e v m ilo r on Tu»*i«»Jny.
fim i ni III«' w i'i'k lo tuki* u|i In i r»-»i
M r » . I*. M Thompson i«p»'iit a few
to
the count neuI Morene«- laut w eek,
di'iM'c in Bugni«*.
about I day», re c e n tly w itti ber »laughter M r* .
John Woodard o f l'o rllttliil »peni Sun- uro cam ping north of Unit plane
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tw e n ty m ile», and rn p iv in p life to the Best o f P o rtlan d.
i I h , w ttli hm im m iti», M r. nini Mr». A.
P ro f K. K Marne», fo rm e rly super-
flllle * t e x te n t.
I,. W iaalard.
Hop pick in« ut t h f iirin ly yu ril* iifiir In te n d en t of tbe C o lla g e (¡ro v e public-
T li f W arrcn t'o iiatru etio n rouipHiìy
A »elioni*, now nursing a 2«-»ere appiè
Inni n i-n-w of ini'ii In-ri- th» lim i of l'**- C res w e ll w ill b f|{in n e x t w eek.
o rch ard neur C rea w e ll, wu» in town mi
week m skllig r*.»|uii rn lo ih* In tu li t lite larg e num ber o f picker» lira w anted
M i. J. S. Ucimon recently »pent fo u r W ednesday. P ro f. Burnì*» w ill teui-b
|H4 Vl'llla'll t
M imi » I- lim i .lo h im o n r « 'tu r '» '* l f r o ll i ■ lay» w itli In * fn e m l I'u lin e r up the ut IL » rri*b iirg <luring tbe fu ll unii w in ­
K o teiiiirg , w h e r e ahe »pent th ree weeha Mouiiy, aiul to g e th e r they b a g g e d tw o te r.
T h e C n ttu g i tìro v e .Munufucturing
w ith her »later, Mr», l ì. Mi. K**u»e, on I ile er, M r. l'u lin e r lir tig in g ilnwn u
cnrnpunv i» g e llin g out tin- tim ahing
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gain»'.
Saturday.
Mr» W en txel returned un Su turilu y lu m b e r, »u»b un*l door» for u reaidence
Ml»» Ague» Johnann o f < o rvu lli» v i » i
fro lli Kugene, wlu-ri- »in »peni everul fu r u M r. H u th -r ut C res w e ll und a lio
oil at the lloheiniu m ine thin week.
fo r u ,V|r. Wo*»iur<l ut Yoncullu.
day»
v ia ilin g friend».
'The < liri»tin n chureli»*» o f Southern
t iregiin are tin» week holding Un'ir an-
m iai convention at A»hlaiul.
M r. iloyd la eree tin g a m-w burn on
I-.1» fu m i uoutb o f town.
'I'll«' S. I*, need not fence it» Iruek»
f..r tw e n ty m ile» through Cow Creek
canyon, nut m l b arrie r» uim w ering 'be
purpo*c, «a i» lt» ilrn » il l'oinm i»»ioner
< 'nuipbell.
T h e city «-oiirii- 1 1 w ill convene in reg
ulur m onthly
. e»s ion next M on* I ay
n ig h t. C ity A tto rn e y Y*»ung w ill pre-
uent un ordinance providing for u
»peciul eli-i-turn to vole |lfi,tlt»J '• |*-r
I( VV I ì h u i i i m i i Ir u u a u c t e d b o » in e » » l ■
im ru l.ig g e ti, w nio w , mi» liecn ap­
Kugene mi Suturduy.
pon iteli u *irn im »tru trix o f thè « a ia te of
Iti'V. C. A. Wooles o f K ugi'iie h»-ld ber dci'fUHi'd lm »tiuiiil, .lo»eph A. I.ig -
ri-ligiuii» »ervice» ut llo re n u lu»t Sun» g e tt, wiio wu» k ille d by u tra m ut l.u th -
Hin »everul m onili» ago, und ber latrala
I duy.
A m a rriu g e llcrnae wu» i»»ue*l un lix*-*i ut 8A00. T h e n - un- u num ber o f
.Suturduy tu H e n ry M
W iie e le r unii be ir» to tin- c»tiitc.
Mi»» l.o ttie K. Beai», lioth o f Ib i* c ity .
M r un*i M r*. Boy C. Hutcbin»on,
.1. W . liu rrin g e r, u K ugene house- fo rm *-rly *o f t ’ottug*- tìro v e , now per-
| m over, ih ut I.orim i- inoving u »tori- lo m um -ntly lo*-ute*l ut B rem erto n, W u»h.,
i nuotber »ite.
hull tbe iniM furtune to lo»«- bv *ieutb
Mi'»»r». Jolin llu rte l» . C. i l. V u o ite li* th e ir fo u r-y e a r-o ld »on, on S u tu rila )
b ere, C, K, C o llm an , B. Kineraon und |n»t, d ip h th e ria being tbe cauxe o f ile-
Krunk H urnnrick re tu r n iil mi SHturiluy rni»e. T h e fa th e r wu» ut one tirn<- e m ­
frm n Florence. W h lle tlie re Uie W . O. ploye*! ut tbe loeiil poatoflic*-.
I W lodge gavi- « banipiet in tlie ir iunior,
M r K. K. K b rb u rd t, connected w ith
c e n t I miiiiìh .
On Monday night "e xt w ill occur the
re g u lar m onthly incclin g o f thi- Coin
A in u rriu g i li*-eii»e lui been i»»ue*l the F rie n d ly »tore at Kugene, wan in
•remi dui» mul th e n i* need o f every .
Krne»t l l l c k » o n o f Kugene un*l L a u ra the r i t v on Tneaday.
m em ber being present.
I In o li11le o f tin» city.
S ev e ra l im ia irtu iit im provem ents have
I uni» Cohn of Hooper, W nahingtnn,
( ‘bua. H a rd t of S p ro glield la-ut hi» ....... n i l ) been com pleted a t the Oregon
■pent the tirai o f the W e e k in the furo
w ife of ii y e a r, paid u fine of $50, , W oolen M ills store p rep arato ry to re-
I I) n i Cupi It. h . l.uW»on.
tru n a fe rre d In» p ro p e rty to her. and ¡ •civm g fa ll stock.
Messrs. M arksbu rg
The M arcui» O d d fello w * de*licaled departed for field» unknow n.
A- Bangs, n o tw ith s tan d in g th e ir sta)
ttie ir hew bull lust S u tu rila ) n ig h t.
The Kugene K lk * held » picnic at M o­ here ha» not been long, have b u ilt up a
M i»* Verri» F u lm e r of Kugene «pent hawk luat Sunday. A n um ber o f C ol- nice c lo th in g trail»'.
Sunday w ith C o lla g e tìro vi* frieiiil».
t ige tìro v e Klk» w ere preuent, going
M r * . Fred S ch eivner, who resales
Mi unii Mr» A rtlu ir Park». M r John th ith e r by auto.
near IBvkdc, e n te rta in e d tb» M e th o d b t
Boyce unit Mr-* C l,irk n il of Ko»ehurg, |
P eter S a liw a y bu» bought tw o acre» ladies last Thursday Hftcrnoon.
w ho In company w ith M iaaiirsc»* L illy i inljoinlug I iin tra c t in tin .John H u ll
W . A. Hog a le is e n te rta n in g K. Cox
o f thi» c ity , »pent a week in Bohemia, m uch, i aving IB » ' ta-r nere.
of Ml*»len. N e b ras ka.
returned home on S u tu rd u ).
M r. ami M r*. W id d erahiem o f N e ­
S u tb e rlin now bn» u new »tu tm i
Col It M. Veutch ami »on», llc n r ) I agent h i tin- (wraon of I I . A . T ib b ie s , braska are guests of r»-latives here.
II »ml John, »pen* Suturduy III th e ; o f C o tta g e d ro v e , who a rriv e d here
Jo». A rno ld le ft on Suialay for San
lu ll* eaat nt town, r -tu rn in g w ith a line aecotupunie«! Iiy h i* w ile am i iiav*- tuk
Francisco, tber*- to e n te r a m edical cnl-
four |»>inl buck, buggcil by M r. Henry en up th e ir perm an en t reaulence.
Icgc.
Veatch
I t wu» the only »hot bred.
V ir g il Prince aulfered a badly m an­
Sutherland Sun.
M J. («over u f
i » rove, sc- * A fte r viH itlng Mr». P axton o f F a ir- gle»! lin g er, caused by tbe accidental
tiM illy re tu rn s ! from mi »other
i m ount, M r», d e n . Leu re tu rn e d Imim- discharge o f a re v o lv e r.
iiiK pru np rrliiiK ( r 11 *. mim J re|»ortN mi tin- on M o m ia)'.
C . K. IL 'g a tc o f N e b ras ka, accom­
u «tutti M i'livity ili th e Bohemm ilin tric t. j
li A. lic n a h a w a n i M
I I . Jenkin» panied by hi» w ife , .* v is itin g hi»
| | r in it : J .u ^ e n e t «*«lu> a m i in * h o W in |C l
of the Southern P a n lir company w*-r<
softie very ^ inn | n|M*cirfietifi f tlmnentic t
in the c ity <*n T u e sd ay.
• otti, in Mp|H »rnru*i* mueh b r t t n t h in 1 Mr» C. C. Long nt K ugene, who had
'b e B g n lt...... .
I.f the l'u k o lu » . ami he b M n m% ( ll|II(MH"v a S p rin g *, returned
»ay» it exiKl» in gni»i ip ia n tltn » where home <>n M onday.
lo- baa loeateil the fimi. Kugene fiu u rd .
A c tin g upon the »uggendoli o f J. C.
Menar». IL O . Thornpaon, F. I* W heel (uaiper, the Y a m h ill co u n t) Kngltah
er und Itev. A. S. Muaon le ft
here w a ln u t e x p e rt, M r. F e lix C u rrin ha»
ea rly Monday m orning for t h i C<*>» chrtatened hia ranch ca»t o f town the
Bay country, going th ith e r fro m (tra m “ W aln u t A ven ue F a r m ."
H e lia» a
on th eir bicycle». They expect to be w nlu ut orchard of o v e r 7'»»l young
atiaenl ten duy».
tree».
Send The S a ld in e ' to vour eualern
H ow land M cK ee , of the Chico, C a li­
friend». Thi» paper w ill ulw uya reflect fo rn ia, g o v ern m e n t e x p e rim e n t »tatio n ,
tin- g ro w th und progrea* of C o ltu g e w e a gueat at the F e lix C u rrin ranch
d ro v e und leave u lualing imprea»ion
on M om lay.
u|M)ii those who con tem p lati' coming
M s and M r». C. C. Cruaen rcturne«l
1 1 th i* at i t e to n-aidc.
T he nUMlern on Monday fro m Lebanon, w here they
newapapvr ia tbe m irro r tlim u g h which had vis it» '! w ith re la tiv e » .
the country, »» It i»,ia fu r b e tte r excm -
M r. t i. I I . Tyaon w ill leave in a le w
plifl«*«! for the benefit of th< in q u irin g K , fo r N e w |w r , , hert. u ,
(w o
p iililic than any u tn e r mean»
w ic k » .
I ' r S rh le e f'a new bungalow on the
M r. Spahr, who ta u g h t in the C o t­
W e»t Sid»- w ill be ready f**r occupancy tag e G ro ve putdie school* lu *t y e a r,
w ith in the coming w eek.
ami who Its* been em ployed at Disaton
M r. Nicol o f the How K iv e r Lum ber durin g the sum m er, le f t yesterday for
compan) a l l » :al«-d the Ilm i- H o n blow oil
A rizona, w here be w ill teach.
at A »toria lu»t S atu rilay .
Krnest P u rva n ce, p rin c ip a l o f the
I lie A rn u lil ('a rn iv a l company i* p la y ­
W est Side schiail, came down fro m Bo­
ing thi» week h I S p ring field under tbe |
hem ia on S atu rd ay ,
lit- bus been e m ­
aunpire» of the t'o tn m ercial * tub.
ployed at the Cham pion m in e d u rin g
W. K. Brow n o f London tra ry ia rlrd |
vacation.
leiHine»» in H um c ity on S atu rd ay.
R e p re s e n ta tiv e * o f the Sunset M a g a ­
M r. Bolden ia erec tin g a hand»(imi-
zine w ere in C o tta g e G ro ve on T u e s­
new rr»iden<-e on K ihix h ill.
day in tbe in te re s t o f tiiu t p u b lic atio n .
W ith a »ingle exception M ain »tree11
Miss W in n ie Landes» ha* returned
Tenneaaee avenue 1 » the fluent thor-
from C h eh alis, W usbm gon, where she
o ug h lare in tho c ity .
was em ployed in a store fo r several
B K. Law-son ha» tin- C O fltTftftl fo r
months.
p utting the rooting on the new bank {
I I. W . Lock and fa m ily of C o rv a llis
building. Genoaco, of courae.
und S. K . W ills of A lb a n y w ere guests
M r*. L . S. H ill and d au g h ter, M ia * j
o f M r. und M r». H . A . M ille r lust S u n ­
Knther, returned «in S atu rd ay from a
day .
fo rtn ig h t'» visit w ith fri<<nd.» at Salem
T h e soeiul given in fro n t o f the
and N ew ticrg.-
I church last S atu rd ay ev en in g by the
Several of the Holdier boy a visited
M ethodist ladies was w e ll attend ed .
B ert W eatliriaik, who im conducting a
M r. ami M rs . S. P . W illis and baby
aumincr hotel at Seaside, w h ile at A.s-
toriH last w eek, and re p o rt th a t he is o f A lb an y, and M r. and M rs. H . W .
Locke and son o f ('o rv H lIis have been
g e ttin g the money.
unending th e past few days in tow n,
The A n t le r * ’ club m ay give a min
guests o f M r. and M rs. I L A . M ille r .
tre l perform ance in the not very di»-
T b e W illis fa m ily made the tr ip fro m
ta n t fu tu re ,tb e m a tte r now being untler
A lhuny in th e ir line new C adillac to u r­
consideration. Col. F. I I . H a ll, who
ing oar and the w hole p a rty spent Sun­
ban had cnnsiderablt* ex|terieiu 'e in this
day a t Calapooya S p ring s.
line, w ill m a te ria lly assist in staging
J. H . M ulchHy, d is tric t fre ig h t ag en t
the perform ance.
M rs. M arion Veatch is spending a for the Southern Pacific com pany, wus
fo rtn ig h t a t A s to ria w ith ht*r sister, in the c ity on W ednesday, “ ju s t to see
and “ doin g ”
the c im te n n i.il.
M r. how th in g s are g o in g .”
M . V. W e a th e rfo rd , an A lb a n y a t ­
Veatch w ill v is it the A n cien t C ity b e­
torney, was a C o ttag e G ro ve v is ito r the
fore her re tu rn to C o ttag e Grove.
M arion Veatch is ere c tin g a corn lirs t o f the w eek.
iiHsliotis burn on his p ro |ie rty on T en - 1 T h e m o n thly m e etin g o f the l.a iiie s '
Aid society o f the M eth o d ist church
House avenue.
W ork on the J. H .C h am b e rs sa w m ill | was bi-lil in th e c ity p ark on W ednesday
is progressing ra p id ly . T b e m achinery aftern oo n . T h e g en tlem en jo in ed them
is now on the site, and w ill be in posi­ in a picnic d in n er at f* o'clo ck.
tion w ith in a short tim e .
M r. C h a m ­
bers aspects to have the p lant ready
to operate e a rly n ext m onth.
The b u rn e tirin g p lant o f the S o u th ­
ern Paeific company a t l.n th nm is op­
e ra tin g t»i it» fu lle s t capacity.
T he people o f L ath am have made ap­
plication to the railroad commisaion for
b ro th e r, c x -A k lc rm a n W'. A . H o g ate,
Kr»-<1 A fa lte r , who re ce n tly came here
from W ash ing to n, ha» purchased a resi­
dence on F o u rth s tree t from M rs. W a r ­
ren M c F a rla n d , the consideration being
$|ti»NI.
M rs W . C . Conner ami son departed
-m Saturday lant fo r ( i» |u ille , th e ir
fu tu re home.
( bester Bantu w ill v is it bis parents
»t Bcno, N evada.
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Messrs. M c C le lla n ami Bellows ami
Mias Sabra Young o f Boseburg w ere
g uest* in the fa m ily o f Assistant Post
m uster Jones la»t Sunday.
Miss M aude G a ro u tte was a recent
v is ito r a t the home of A . H . Brown
on D e e r C ree k, near Boseburg.
M r. and M rs. 1). H . H e m e n w ay re­
turned on Monday fro m P o rtlan d , w here
they spent several «lays pleasan tly,
guests in the fa m ily o f Judge G iltn e r.
('has. M a tth e w » , accompanied by his
d au g h ter, Miss Ada, spent the w eek at
G oldendale, W ash ., buying w heat.
M r. and M rs. T . I). A w b re y are
spending a m onth w ith H a rry W eber
on the ranch.
Thi- b ric k w o rk on th e F irs t N a tio n a l
Bank b u ildin g has been com pleted, amt
ca r|)e n te rs are now tiusy finishing the
in te rio r first tl»«*r. The w ork is being
pushed as ra p id ly as possible, but the
handsome new stru c tu re w ill not be
re ad ) fo r occupancy u n til e a rly in (Jc-
to her. W hen the T irst N a tio n a l moves,
the b u ild in g it now occupies w ill be
m a te r ally im proved before the Bank
o f C o tta g e G ro ve moves th ereto.
M r». W . G. W a lla c e , who und erw ent
a successful su rg ical operation a t a
P o rtlan d hospital th ree weeks ago, has
re tu rn e il home in splendid health.
Miss N ie ta H a zle to n has returned
M arried , nt the homt* o f J. D. Cub»:,
nonr Springfield, August 17, 1‘J l l , M r.
Ernest Hiekaon un<i Min» Isabel Doo-
little , the K * v . John P erkin » o fllria t-
Ingz
J. Je»»«-n, h Danish L u th e ra n from
Junction C ity , came up laut .Sunday to
1 ... tí.... t * .
I ... I
lifté !.. u,...
b ap tize M r Jai-nhaen's
littb - son.
M i*. O. O. M cC lellan and tw o c h ild ­
ren of Salem are vi» itin g her parents,
M ayor and M r*. W. H . Abram s.
Buford Roach, tb»- v id in is t, who
H om e months ag o played at the M eth o ­
dist church, m ay be heard a t tbe A r ­
cade tonight.
L. S. H ill transacted business a t the
county »eat on Wednesday.
('has. H a ll lias been in Springfield
th i* w*-»-k, p laying w ith th*- A rnold c a r­
n ival bund.
Koht. G aw lev w ill »-ri-i-t an *-igbt-
r»<m bungalow east o f tow n, ll<- has
com pleted the foundation.
M r. George M. H a ll and fa m ily , ac-
compained by hi* brother ami fa m ily ,
who ari- here from O klahom a v is itin g .
Misses Jessie and Jennie S m ith and
11 a /e l H azleton , and V ic to r Chamfn-rs
w ill leave on Sunday for an o u tin g near
W inebeater.
j*. B. Mors* w ill put out a ten acre
peach ori-hanl this fa ll.
M r. G. W . H azleton , a b ro ther o f C.
C. H izleton o f this c ity , to gether w ith
bis fa m ily , is ra m p in g up the ('oast
F o rk . T h e brothers nad not seen each
o ther for fo rty years.
Medford is to have a |20,<N») C arnegie
lib ra ry building.
B. Lurch is having " th e tim e of his
l i f e ” at N e w p o rt.
The Germ an' society w ill hold its re g ­
u la r m onthly m eeting next Sunday.
M i*» H azel H azleton w ill teach school
three miles west u f C res w e ll.
Ashland seemed d eterm ined to have
a commission governm ent. I t is p lan ­
ned to hold a s«-cor;d election on the
proposition.
L ib ra ria n K in g invites tbe boys o f
the c ity to call at his office and get
hooks. There are a num ber o f volumes
especially in teresting to them .
T h e M ilw au ke e Orchard company has
a force o f men clearing land a t Ixira n e .
,L j i P, O. C oU i(( Glove, Bos 86 .
(Caught utt the (Curb
alw ays uses t levelanda a B aking l*ow -
tier.
Wn;»t m ake» C le v e la n d 's
B aking
i'o w d e r sell? Q u a lity and price. .1 lb.
cans, 4100. '» lb. cans, ll.h ii. These
can» have screw tops arid m e tal handle
under re g u la r cover. A re useful when
em pty.
Stock » a ll, «Oc per Bar Ila»; In s it e ’»
chants, is m oving his sto re, to his lot
G ran u la ted I fairy salt «far per ¡4) ib near hia fine new residence he has been
building this sum m er.
•aek a t S p ray's.
C o llie rs ’ arid Pioneer Pure W h ite
Ohio Team Wins.
l.t-ads a t Law son's P a in t Store.
The matches o f the N a tio n al B llle
A h we are overstocked on buggies we
association closed Tuesday. The O hio
w ill sell at eost for the n ext .'10 bays.
team won the H e rric k trophy w ith a
S p ra y ’s.
score of 1732, w hich breaks the w orld's
For Sale A second-hand S lu d eb ak er
record fo r long range rifle shooting
¿1 inch, tw o seated wagon ; one second­
w ith any rifle ami am m unition on »kHi,
hand buggy w ith sh afts and tongue.
'Ml0 and l'XX) yard ra n g es .
A p p ly to Geo. <>. K now les or Fashion
Stables.
2t '
Sp ray's is headquarters fo r lim e
ami cem ent.
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W e handle the iiest Dust less F lo o r
O il ever on the m a rk e t in th i* to w n . 1
Law son's P a in t Store.
H e ath Sc M illig a n ami Sberw in W iI- |
liarns P ain ts are ab so lutely guaranteed. >
Law son’s P a in t S to re.
A n d
SA SH
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No " b it t e r ta s te " in biscuits made
fro m
C le v e la n d ’s
B a kin g
Powder.
W hy? Because it dm-s not contain A l ­
um lik e tbe cheap egg, phosphate b ak­
ing powders.
W aldo H ill the ix.-st va lle y flour,
$1.25 per sack a t S p ray 's.
Now is the tim e to have ru b ber heels
put on. G off has them .
P °u nds, .»xi square fe e t to the
ro ll. Law son's P a in t Store.
Prices cut in tw o. C a b in e t* now $2.50
|ier dozen, Monroe Studio.
An even teas|iooriful c.t C levelan d 's
B aking Powder w ill do as mueh or m o n ­
th an a heaping teasfioonful o f other
powders.
F o r S a le —T w o saddle horses and
thoroughbred Polami China pigs, tw o t
GREAT STRIKE IMMINENT.
Southern Pacific Shopmen’s Demand
Mav Result Seriously.
One o r the g rea tes t railroad s trik es
in the history o f th e co u ntry, in v o lv ­
ing all o f the H a rrim a n system o f ra il-
roads, is im m in en t as a re su lt o f the
refusal o f the m anagem ent o f these
fro m her vacatio n .
T h e re w ill be re g u la r services at the
M eth o dist church n ext Sunday, both
m o rn ing and even ing . Pastor R obert
S u tc liffe preach ing .
Messrs. A . B. Bangs and Geo. M arks-
bury spent last Sunday w ith Kugene
frien d a.
On F rid a y last M rs. J. B. L ew is was
calle»l to P o rtla n d by the death o f her
Wouldn’t Be Forgotten.
b ro th e r, 1>. W . R o yer, whose place of
H e re is the way a b ro th e r e d ito r has
resilience was L e a v e n w o rth , W ash ., o f dunning his su b s c rib e rs : “ G en tle
th e last sail rite s being perfo rm ed at reader, you who owe fo r this pu|<er you
th e m etro po lis.
Deceased was known are reading, as w ell as fo r several of
to m any here, a ll o f w hom w ill learn of its ancestors, did you e v e r see an e d i - 1
his passing w ith profound re g re t.
t o r ’s |H)cketbook? W e ll, it is ju s t as
W . B. H a w le y , fo r many years a res­ f a lli >le and prone to em ptiness as those
ident o f the Row R iv e r v a lle y , w ill of other common m ortals. T h e new s­
move his fa m ily to C c r v a llis n ext w eek. paper business hasn’ t y e t been brought
T h e re w ill be a dance a t the D ivide to a degree o f p erfe ctio n th a t i t can
be run w ith o u t expense, and u n til th a t
s a w m ill tom orrow n ig h t.
T h e new store a t D iv id e w ill be ready is successfully done we shall he u nd er
fo r business n ext w ee k.
the p ain fu l necessity o f askin g you fo r
S ev eral m em bers o f’ Jthe local Odd- a little cash now and then, especially
T h e K ev. K a rl C h ild ers, a g ra d u a te o f
the Bible School o f the C h ris tia n church fe llo w s ' lodge visited the Lorane lodge i now. W e have been p a tie n t— in some
A banquet was j cases long s u ffe rin g — kn o w in g th a t
a t Kugene, w ill fill Hev. K lk in s ' p u lp it last S atu rd ay n ig h t,
your pix'ketbonks w ere about as lean
n e x t Sunday m orning and even ing . H e tendered th e visito rs.
is a candidate for the p a s to ra le o f the
T h e A rcade th e a tre has a change o f and lank as our ow n. W hen the b ig ,
C h ris tia n church to succeed M r. K lkin s, i p ro gram e v ery n ig h t. The p ictures round dollars begin to jin g le in your
pockets, please rem em b er th a t vacum
are s tr ic tly u p-to -d ate
resigned.
Roy Dean has ta k e n » position w ith in the e d ito ria l p u rs e .”
M r. and M rs. Thos. Pearce have mov
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DOORS 01
SAVE
Vi to 74
5-cros* P»r>rl Doom, firit quality
$1 *30
Quarter-round, j-in.. per 100 ft. 3 0 eta.
Cedar Siding, 4 and 5 ft. . $ 8 pe-f M.
Flooring, 4 and 5 ft. . • $11 P* f M*
Drop Siding, 4 and 5 ft. . $11 p^r
A ll No. I and 2 good standard stock.
Smd 'jnStl for
No
and
buy
l from our factory. Save
'middlemen • protiU. One
price, ««'ll to anybody, dap
anywhere. Send us your lift
to
Reduced price »»n building p ap er;
blue, green, red ami g rey , 17, 20. 25
O. P. Adams returneil on W ednesday
from a month in the Bohem ia cam p,
w here he did some w ork on Ilia claim s,
the N in a amt Benzi, and prospecte«]
some. He is interested in these claim s
w ith K. K L illie . M r. Adam s w ill go
hack to the camp in a few days.
James Hayes, who has the Brady hup
yard leased, reports a prom ising y ie ld
this ye ar. H e has contracted 100 bales
and w ill have .'Inn adaiitional bales. F ig -
' u ring 1K5 (tound* to the bale his yard
w ill pri-duce 7-1,'*»' pounds. C res w e ll
[
C hronicie.
C o ttag e G rove should not negiect the
| opportunity to secure its fu ll proportion
of the colonists who w ill come t<* O re ­
gon this fa ll.
H enry H . Veatch ami John W ic k s are
off on a hunting and fishing tr ip on the
J Steam boat.
M r. F . M . H u y le r o f P o rtlan d has
accepted a |tosition w ith the Modern
| Pharm acy. H e is an experienced d ru g ­
gist.
A slab-p ile tire east o f the ra ilro a d
tracks called out the fire d ep artm en t
at 4 o'clock this m orning. T h e re was
no damage.
V . H. Gi>tT was a Boseburg v is ito r
yesterday, going th ith e r on business.
lines to tre a t w ith the F ed eration of
M echanical Trades.
The shop w orkers on these roads
throughout the W est are dem anding
th a t a general s trik e order be issued at
once, and it was feared th a t they w ill
tak e the subject into th e ir own hands
and q u it th e ir posts w ith o u t re ce iv in g
the sanction o f union officials.
A s trik e o f these m echanical trades,
according to estim ates o f union leaders,
; would d ire c tly involve 25,000 men and
throw m any thousands o f others into
idleness. I f the shop w orkers q u it not
a wheel w ill move on the e n tire H a r r i-
man system.
Kugene, O re. •
For Sale A g*»»l m ilch cow. E m piirc
o f F . W . H a w k in s , C»jttage G rove, < >r.
W a n ted — A good double disc plow .
M ust he in goral condition Also gr»m
seeder. Address J. C. S c h illin g , C«<t-
tage (»rove.
2 w
W . W . Jackson, one of Lo ra n e ’I m er-
W flX ^ c o j
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SEA TTLE
Cash System
is Modern Way
Perhaps you have been paving cash for your dry goods
and groceries and have received no more benefit than if you
had paid by the month or year. Try a CASH STORE which
offers CASH INDUCEMENTS. This store is a cash store
and we are making you a CASH PRICE INDUCEMENT by
selling for LESS. We do not have to ask EXCESSIVE
PROEITS to make up loss on had accounts. We are not un­
necessary;, tieing up capital in credit accounts which is EX­
PENSIVE and requires MORE PROEIT. The QUALITY of
our merchandise is the BEST and for the LEAST money.
Inspect our NEW FALL merchandise and be convinced.
DO IT NOW.
UMPHREY’S
T H E BEST RIGH TI.Y PR IC E D
DRY GOODS
GROCERIES
CLOSING OUT
Clothing
At WHEELER - THOMPSON CO.
Ye*, we have advertised to close it out at cost.
mean it—-we are doing it.
\\>
Ii you tte«M a suit or
overcoat lor yourself or ln>ys, It will pay
you to buy here.
Wheeler-Thompson
COMPANY