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A W E E K L Y N E W S P A P E R W IT H P L E N T Y q / - B A C K B O N E .
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C o tta g e G ro v e h a s a w arm place
in its heart for the P o rtla n d press,
especially T h e O reg. n ia u , in its
su p p o rt of the C o unty Division Hill.
W h e n th e m e a s u re was first drafted
in P o rtlan d T h e O regonian and
Journal editorial d ep a rtm e n ts d e ­
clared it to be the fairest bill of the
k in d th a t h a d ever been devised
a n d T h e O re g o n ian an d at all times
consistently b a c k e d u p th at opin-
’ ion. g iv in g the m easure highly flat
*i* teriug editorial m ention on the day
Y of election.
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T h e Spectator, a highly influen-
X tial weekly a n d the L abor Press, a
X pow er with the labor vote, also lent
X co nsiderable influence.
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T h e support of T h e J o u rn a l was
X confined to a favorable review of
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, T h e T e le g ram did good w ork.
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A nd all this support was without
bint of rew ard, p ecuniary or o th e r­
wise.
T h e E u g e n e Register, while not
very energetic in support of the bill,
nevertheless deserves considerable
credit for its g e n u in e attem p t at
fairness. T h e less said about the
u n s p e a k a b le G u a rd the better.
Brund ® Company
Grocer» to the People
Things W e Think
Things others think, and what wo
think of the things others think.
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Exclusive Selling Agenls Dr. Hess Stock Food
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Panacea, etc.
Dr. Hess’ Stork Food, per box
3 0 c , 5 5 c ami $ 1 .0 0 I
Dr.
Dr.
Dr.
Dr.
W e ’ve h ad politics en o u g h to do
for
some time.
B U S IN E S S O f f i c e : 2 o ^ o u m
P i f t h
S t . h o p e t h a t s o m e w h e r e s u c h iu g ru ti-
A first-class publication entered a t Cottage Grove as second class mail matter, lude is suitab ly rew arded.
We ca n but express an inw ard
THURSDAY, NOVEBMER 7, 1912
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Hess’ Panacea, per box . . . .
3 5 c ami 8 5 c
Hess’ Louse Killer, per box
35c
Hess' Worm Powder, per box
50c
Hess’ Heuling, P*‘r box
25c
All Dr. Hess’ Roods are guaranteed.
Exclusive Selling Agents Chase & Sanborn Teas and Coffees
None Better.
We are agents for Fisher’s Blend Flour. Pry our Fisher
Blend Flour, absolutely tbe best flour on tin* market. Per
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Cannibals must have ensily-satisfied
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Sack
$1.68 ji
palates.
Fisher’s Art. a 15% blend of Dakota bard wheat and !!
A uthor Unknown
An optimist is a man who believes
balance Eastern Washington Blue Stem, a western hard I
two can live as cheaply as one.
wheat. Per sack
$ 1 .4 0 X
The man with an unlimited amount
Fisher’s White Spear, an Eastern Washington hard
of courage is hard to discourage.
M innie M orang h a d vowed th at she,
wheatflour,
the equal of any flour for the price. Per Sack $ 1.25
Rheumatism may make a person stilT
If sp u u k could do it, w ould s o m e tim e be
but
it
does
not
give
him
dignity.
An opery singer of wide renown
guarantee :
A n d b ring some credit to o u r old town.
It beats all where some men get the
If, a fte r thoroughly trying F IS H E R 'S BLEND, the Perfect all
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She pitched right in, s ’r good a n d stout
face to wear the whiskers they do.
Purjiose Flour, you are not pleased with it, we, the manufacturers,
A n ’ squealed and hollered like all git-out.
Some m en’s idea of being a leading
ask you to feel at liberty to return the sack to your grocer, who will
She said th at th e exi>erts all agreed
politician is to head the hand wagon.
cheerfully pay hack your money. Do not mind using half of the sack
’T w a s about like w o rk in ’ a hoss for speed,
or more before you decide as to its quality, and take as much time
You can not prick a m an’s conscience
ns you please.
T h is tr a i n i n ’ a voice: a n ’ the tru ly great
if it isn't big enough to make a hole in
You need not save this guarantee unless you wish, for you will
Vocalists practiced early a n ' late.
it.
receive your money hack a t any time without question or controversy.
So she tooted ’er u p —hurroo, h u rra y ;
There is no good reason why a small
Costs more per sack, less per loaf.
She squealed a n ’ she squalled blam e nige all day
man shouldn’t fill a big place in the
FISH E R FLOURING MILLS CO.,
She said she done it to fill her tones
One Price at All Grocers
America’s Finest Flouring Mills
world's affairs.
Hut ’cording to notions of old Hill J o n es
A pessimist is a person who believes
It w a r n ’t no voice th a t v e ’d w a nt to fill:
divorce to be the happiest part of m ar­
“ I s h ’d h e v ’ the d a rn e d th in g o u t , ” says Hill.
Exclusive selling agents Ehmon’s Olive Oil, the best of
ried life.
Hut, Laud o ’ Goshen, Min M orang
good olive oils. Per bottle 3 5 c , 6 0 c , $ 1 .1 0 ; 1 gallon $ 1 .9 0 ;
Just m inded n o t h i n ’ but sang a u ’ sang.
The foot th a t rocks the cradle isn’t
1 gallon $ 3 .5 0 .
She never tried to sing a tune,
the same one th a t is kicking for wo­ .X-X~X~X~X-X-
But morn a n ’ e v ’n i u ’, n ig h t a n ’ noon,
m an’s rights.
She practiced run and scale a n ' trill
The man who doesn’t trust too much
W ith squalls like the saw s in H o b s o n 's mill.
to Providence is usually Providence’s
So time slipped on till her uncle Sile
favorite.
Invited her u p to his farm aw hile.
The man contemplating suicide is X
Now’ he w’eut to bed right after tea.
usually the first to throw up his hands X
“ I ’m plum b a n ’ s q u are beat o u t . ” said he.
in the face of danger.
’T w a s a blam e slick night in the m onth of June,
The ja r a man receives when he slips
W arm a n ’ nice, with a lovely m o o n ’
on a banana peel usually breaks one
A n ’ Minnie concluded th a t voice of h e r ’n
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EVERYBODY SATISFIED
of the commandments.
Needed some air. So she took a turn
A round the garden beneath the stars
❖ 1 ! N o do u b t Roosevelt has bv this
Esperanto hasn’t any sw ear words.
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A u ’ yowled her scales a n ’ notes a n ’ bars.
❖ time learned th a t he realy did mean This is probably the reason it is sh o rt­
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S h e ’d just got started in th a t ’ere style
❖ it when lie said he w ould not ac- er than other languages.
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W hen u p to the window come Uncle Sile.
If you really want to flatter a person ? ?
❖ cept a third term.
’T w a s a dretful hoorah for Goffstown Flats,
and make it stick, ju st tell him that
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l i e can now view with com pla- he is not easily flattered.
A il’ he du rn e d the haslets of them ’ere cats.
He reckined th e y ’d started an all night fight
❖ cent satisfaction the wreck he has
The person who always scatters sun­ Y
A n ’ he w o u ld n ’t git a ch a n c e to sleep a mite.
❖ m a d e of the party that honored him shine along his or her way need have
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A n ’ jest as m a d as m a d could stick
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y as it has no oth er m a n . His little fear of the day of judgment.
He throwed his boot where the sq u als were th ick .
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enem ies can view with the same
For an animal with so many corset X
It went as true as a ten-inch b u m h
satisfaction the wreck of Roosevelt, stays concealed about its person, the Í
A n ’ it k n o ck e d her stiff a n ’ straig h t a n ’ dum b.
N ow the doctors vow her voice’s a wreck,
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Wilson can th a n k T eddy for his whale has a very poor form.
There is no reasoning with a girl who
For the k in k w o n ’t ever leave her neck.
’ election a n d m a n y T a f t people will
has made up her mind to get married.
T h ey tried at first to blam e old Sile
th a n k Wilson for being elected be-
She has passed th a t stage.
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For d o in ’ her u p in th a t ’ere style,
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cause th a t was th e only way to
Hut Sile braced up, all hot and pert,
When attending a theater, a big hat
•{• crush T ed d y .
Says he, “S h e ’s lu c k y to be jest hurt.
in front is not nearly as offensive as a
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My usyal style when c a ts ker-w hoot
•{•: T a f t is no d o ubtful th a n k f u l th at whiskey perfumed breath behind.
Is d o n ’t throw n o t h i n ’, but up a n ’ shoot.
en o u g h left his s ta n d a rd to elect
Flour and lard are getting so high
A n ’ if folks play pussy in Goffstown Flats
ï W ilson, a lth o u g h it m a d e his own tha t bakers have found it necessary to
They ta k e the sam e resks as reel old c a t s . ”
s how ing a m iserable one a n d by no reduce the size of the hole in the
doughnut.
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It is getting so there are nearly as
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many people mortgaging their homes
to buy automobiles as there are to buy
ONE GOOD THING.
of fu n d s on the part of th e pro-
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TH E S TO R E T H A T SATISFIES
T h e E u g e n e Register says:
eggs.
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T h e provision for a single board moters, but it would only work to
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County Commissioner R J. Hemphill
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of regents incorporated in the sue- th e d is a d v a n ta g e of the people for is preparing a tabulated statem ent show- I story th a t they have to part their hair
eessftil m illa g e t a x bill is a wise o n e th e r e a so n t h a t th o s e w ith v ic io u s J the amount of work done by men, men in the middle to preserve their mental
if for no o th e r re a so n t h a n th a t it m e a s u r e s to p r o p o se u s u a l l y h a v e and teams an(l the number of loads of equilibrium.
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will le g isla te o u t of office th e m e m - a well-supplied b a r r e l.
crushetl rock or gravel used in each road
Two Irishmen recently died, aged 119
and 120. The former
b e r o f th e b o a r d o f r e g e n ts w h o a lso
Sufficient m o „ e y b e i n g th e o n ly i o " e ^ s ^ S “ B
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latter did not. See what an end smok
presides o v e r th e d e stin e s of E u - re q u isite , it w o u ld b e b e tte r to d o payers some idea of how much money
ing may bring you to.
g e n e ’s e v e n i n g r a g . W ith tb e b o a r d a w a y w ith p e titio n s e n tir e ly a n d re- : has been spent for roads in each district,
When meeting a woman these days
t h u s re n o v a te d , b o th sc h o o ls will q u ir e a d e p o sit o f a specified s u m I W e tr u s t t h a t th e ta b le will p la iu - with “ Mrs.” affixed to her name, it is
m a k e p ro g re ss t h a t w ould be im- w ith th e s e c r e ta r y o f s ta te to a s s is t j ly sh o w w h e r e C o tta g e G r o v e ’s the part of wisdom to learn if it is
present or past tense before inquiring
possible otherwise.
in d e fr a v in g th e e x p e n s e s o fe le c tio n . road m oney went to.
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too particularly about her hubby.
R egents of a school of le a rn in g
It is u p to the fathers of the ini-
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We have never yet Been a man so
should be men of learn in g and re- tiative a n d refere n d u m to devise a
T h e G oat says th a t c o m p arin g
loyal to party th a t he would refuse
finement, a n d in this way this h i g h - 1 m ethod w hereby its use will voice T h e G u a r d ’s editorials to those of
votes from the other side.
ly desirable result is likely to be p o p u lar d em and,
T h e A ppeal to Reason is too high
“ Language was made to conceal
achieved.
a com plim e nt. N o w , .w h a t does th o u g h t.” Some people are keeping a
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INGRATITUDE.
the E u g e n e p re v arica to r t h i n k of lot of things to themselves.
PETITION PEDDLING.
N ot lo n e ago a well-to-do farm er
that?
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Every man gets to the front sooner
T h e present m ethod of getting of 60 years was touched by the sto-
or later. If in no other way, he always
Through a fortunate purchase we secured the Y
initiative bills on the ballot is in ry of a waitress in a re s ta u ra n t
If all new spajiers h a d portrayed heads his own funeral procession.
| entire sample line from the foremost manufacturer ?
u rg e n t need of revision. T o get where by c h a n c e he took a meal. se n tim e n t in their hom e cities as
We feel like offering a prize to the
of well-made, finest quality flannelette gowns.
9 ,000 o r 10,000 sig n a tu re s to a pe She was com ely a n d vivacious a n d clearly as did T h e Sentinel, the re­ aviator who will soar above the high
tition is merely a m atter of h a v in g fretted u n d er the yoke of d ru d g e ry , sult w ould h av e been different. cost of living and drop a bomb on it.
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the price to pay from 3 cents to 5 H e was old a n d lonely and h ad T h e Sentinel feels endorsed at home.
T alk s on Seed Growing.
offering our customers an enormous assortment of y Y
cents a n am e. N ot even the stau n ch - plenty for both. It was the most
At the meeting of the Lane County
attractive styles, in materials that are serviceable,
T h e full p a g e c ig a r e t t e a d s. in ; Horticultural Society at Eugene Satur-
est friends of the initiative will n a tu ra l th in g in the world th at such
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claim th a t such a m ethod serves t h o u g h t s should lead to a proposal
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c h o ic e r e a d i n g m a t t e r to t a k e in to of
B«* - Seed company of Port-
a n y good purpose, n o r th a t it ful- of m arriage,
are made generously full, and one may easily
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land, talked to those present on the ad-
tn e h o m e s a n a g " iv e to th e c h ild r e n vantages of growing
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fills the intent of the law.
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f, secure the season’s supply at a most modest price.
T h e provision th a t a certain per
A few m o n th s later he was tak en to r p e r u s a l.
tion for profit. He showed conclusively
th a t the Willamette valley is better
cent of legal voters should sign the to the hospital to die. H e sent for
These gowns are made in fancy stripes and plain
W ith the h arvester trust re p o rt­ adapted to growing good seeds than
petitions was m e a n t to keep off the his wife to come to him. In w hat
They are trimmed with braids
ing profits of 1,000 fier cent in five any other section of the country and I colored flannelette.
ballot bills for w hich there is no he believed to be his last few d ays
tha
t
it
might
he
made
a
very
profitable
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and
bandings
with
tailored
finish, full length and
years, we relent som ew hat tow ards
d e m a n d on the p a i t of the voters, on earth she could be such a com-
business.
som e of the Socialist ideas.
How Minnie Morang Lost Her Voice
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Ladies’ $ 1 2 Fur Coats
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Ladies’ $ 8 Fur Coats
Children’s Coats Reduced 10%
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Come and See U s
¡HAMPTON & CO.
Comfortable
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Flannelette Gowns !
In a Great Variety of Styles
A t H a lf Price
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Is there anyone to say th a t tbe pe- fort to him a n d p a rtia lly repay him
titions th a t placed 38 m easures on for all he h ad done for her.
the recent ballot were signed be-;
Hut the m essenger b ro u g h t back
cause of a g enuine d e m a n d for word th a t she whom he had given
those m easures? Is there a nyone to so m u c h h a d flown with a younger
say th at over 10 per cent of the m a n . She could not wait for death
signers k n ew w hat they were sign- to part th em . S he could not wait
! for his property to becom e hers by
1 o m a k e larger the required per- j right of w idowhood. She h a d sold
c e n ta g e of signatures m ig h t serve chattels a n d real estate a n d with
the purpose of keeping some tneas- i the m oney was p a y in g the ex p e n s e s
ures off the ballot because of lack of a
h o n e y m o o n ” with another.
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Egg I. W. W. Speaker.
width, in medium and light materials,
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:j: Ready-Made Kimonas and Bath Robes, Wool Fleeced
A s T h e Sentinel predicted, there j An egg or two struck an 1. W. W.
a s a aP*»Ker a t the corner of Eighth and Y
It w
was
Willamette streets Saturday night. A $
Roosevelt vote pure and simple.
w a is s no
n o th
t h i ird
r d p a rty
r t y vote.
large number of students were l'sten-
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ing to his harangue and when the
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speaker began to abuse them someone
m e m b e r s will still b e re c e iv e d b y ¡n the crowd, w hether a student or an
th e C o m m e r c ia l C l u b .
outsider, it is not known, threw a
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bunch of hen fruit at him. One of the
M a n y a good m a n w a s b e a te n a t eggs struck him in the face. Guard.
th e p o lls I u e s d a y a n d will be all
a live wire new spaper—The Cottage
t h e b e tte r for it.
Grove Sentinel.
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Bath Robe material for one robe with cords in pink,
? blue, lavender and tan, dark red and blue.
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