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Newspaper Page TextS mm -A mhm J F m k ù I SuitaeatWGtyW Catti«* Grar«, Ort. With sincere sorrow s' our party tomorrow Mama thinks 1 ought not attend. K ra m B ls lr u ie u t K r a d « eil However, uiy hope lu l i f e ’s future scope, Is that your face tuay not show life's furrows. That your days may be long And joyous as song, Is the wish o f Allona Jareeu Burrows. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Y O U know w h a t th a t m ea n s — M is e r y — W o r r y — B ig K e e p in g o f y o u r s e lf. in o ffe r in g it h e a lt h to up, w ard you and Y o u k n ow u r f a m i l — y. y o ...................... you c a n ’ t u lT o n l t o g e t n ic k , r I t ’s u p t o „ y ----------- o u t o -------------------- ta k e care d o n ’t fe e l r ig h t, t o t a k e s o m e th in g t o m a k e y o u o f f w o r s e s ic k n e s s , w e p ro te c t y o u a g a in s t s ic k n e s s , c lo th in g fo r y o u m ean s h x x l an d I t ’s u p t o y o u , w h e n e v e r y o u y o u , b u ild y o u you good B ills — D e b t s ! protect you and your family I a g a in s t m o n e y T h a t r is k , b y p e r s o n a lly p r o m is in g y o u r ig h t, t o s tr e n g th e n th in g th a t if w e it in d o e s n ’t p ro te c t wa’ll give you back your money without a word or question. eyXja&JL have, and It is— O Oil E m u ls io n It Is the Best Remedy Wo Make Our Living When you are run-down, no matter what the cause. I t doesn't merely and m ak eyou feci _ good for a_ few erel v l stimulate ________ you ________ . hours, take« h hold uro, but takes < ’ of the w eak n e», and builds you up to a healthy, normal condition. I t is a real nerve-food tonic, a real builder of healthy nerves, rich blood, strong muscles, good digestion. I t contains the Hypophosphites. to tone the nerves and give energy, and pure Olive Oil, to nourish the nerves, the blood, the enure system, and give vitality, strength and health. I t is pleasant to take, the greasy flavor o f the O live Oil having been removed. F or you who are tired out, nervous, run-down, debilitated, weak, emaciated— for con.-aleeeents— fo r old people— for puny children— we recommend Rexall O live Sold only at the 7000 ' Oil Emulsion as the best medicine we know of to Greatest Drug out o f the drug business right here in your town. It is our duty to give you the beet remedy we can for whatever ailment you may have, and business sense demands that we recommend nothing unless we know it's good. W e know Rexall O live O il Emulsion is good. W e believe it is the licet builder of health, energy and strength there is made. W e know it is greatly helping many o f your neighnors. W e believe that it will make you well and strong again, and save you money and worry in the end. W e feel it is good business for us to recommend Rexall O live Oil Emulsion and get you to use it, because we know you’ll thank us after ward for making our confidence in it so plain that you didn't hesitate _____ to take us at our word. W e also feel sure that once Stores the W orld’s $1.00 a bottle Sold in this town only by us make and keep you well and strong. you have used it, you’ll be as enthusiast ic aUiut it as we are and will recommend it to your friends. Read our money-back guarantee and get a bottle today. We Guarantee This Remedy to Relieve and Satisfy Y ou— or Your Money Back W e d o n ’t w an t you r m on ey u n le s s I f it d o e s n ’t, c o m e b a c k a n d R e x a ll O liv e te ll u s, a n d O il E m u ls io n w e ’ll g iv e r e a lly h e lp s back you r m on ey. and s a tis fie s y o u . W e b e lie v e it w ill p r o t e c t y o u r h e a lt h — i f i t d o e s n ’ t , t h e m o n e y is y o u r s , a n d w e w a n t y o u t o h a v e it . ! CHURCH NEWS i ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ a « Hervlees at the Christian Helence H all ever- Hunday at 11 and Wednesday evening at 7:30. A ll are welcome. FREE METHODIHT Services Hunday at 3 p. m and 7:30 p. in. Prayer meeting, Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. C H R IS T IA N CHURCH M. Howard Fagan, l ’nntor Services next Htiudny as usual, 9:43 bible school; II, communion and preach mg, sermon: "N o th in g But L e a v e s "; Education Day, special offering for Eugene Bible Unit ersity; 0:30 Christian Endeavor; 7:30 evening service, ser non: "W h e n Satan Goes tu Church." Special mtiaie. A cordial Invitation to all . P R E S B Y T E R IA N CHURCH R. M. Itroadbooks, Pastor Services neit Sunday as follows: Bible school at 10, morning worship at II, subject o f sermon: "P a tien c e and Its W o r k ." Evening worship at 7:30, subject o f address: " Ix t v e for H a te ." The Junior Christian Endeavor will meet at 3 p. m All the juniors in the Sunday school are invited. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7:30, J. C . K E M . P r o p r ie t o r COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON fex a ct M eans Farm prospects in the vicinity of Stanfield are exceedingly bright for 1914. Many o f the farmers secured their first good crop last year, and as the land is in fine condition and many orchards are jnst coming into bearing, a bumper crop is expected this season. Since the completion o f the new elec- trie road, giving daily train connection with Portland, the town o f Monroe is making a rapid growth. A $5,000 KING OF A! L’ O u r s is The depot, a $4,000 school house and gym nasium and a number o f fine residence# have recently been completed, and the city council is inaugurating extensive improvements in the way o f better streets, sewers and sidewalks. Y o u care ta k e tim e ta ilo r in g " to to p a r tic u la r fe llo w s p ay h ife h p r ic e s in v e s tig a te d e p a rtm e n t. w h o ou r I f d o n ’t s h o u ld c u s to m - you w an t Thoroughly Hifeh-Grade Made-To-Measure Clothes, . w e c a n s a tis fy y o u w e ’ll send you r in s ty le , p a tte r n m e a s u re m e n ts a n d and p r ic e , f o r d e s c r ip tio n to Ed. V Price & Co. Merchant Tailors a n d fe e t t h e c r e a m Chicago, U. S. A. o f c u s to m - ta ilo r in fe . f o r c h e a p ta ilo r in fe . W e jgtorirty N o business can get along without customers. Customers can not be se cured without advertising o f some kind. A young men's banquet was given No feature o f a business deserves more Friday evening in the parlors o f the attention than the advertising. Methodist Church by the Hunday He bool for the purpose o f organizing a young men's bible class. Covers were laid for twenty and Mrs. H. N. Aldrich and Mrs. J. I. Jones served a delightful supper. Alta King was chosen as teacher for the class. Step Up And Get Real Tailoring! v J/or<> in t h i s /ois'rr. D o n 't a s k d o n 't h a n d l e it. T H E f l U A L I T Y CASH STORE- phone 3 j Aldrich sang “ O, Promise M e " pre ; ceding the ceremony and Mrs. Jns. Hen Ison played the wedding march. A fter the ceremony Mrs. Dunton and Mrs. Jones served a delicious wedding sup per. The guests were: Mesdames and Messrs. Jas. Benson, O. M. Hall, Hognte, l.ee Nixon, Edward Jones, C. K. I ’ m phrey, 8. L. Mackin, A. J. Armstrong, N. E. Compton, Harry Wynne, H. N. About sixty five youngsters o f the Aldrich, C. H. VanDenburg, W. C. Con Methodist Hunday Hchool, composing ner, Herbert Eakin, Armnnd Wynne, the junior league, were entertained at Harry Hart, Cunningham, J. I. Jones, a party in the church parlors Saturday J. E. Dunton and Mrs. Currin, Mrs. I«e afternoon from 2 until 4 by the super Koy and family and Grandma Purvanee. intendent, Mrs. H. N. Aldrich. Games were the diversion o f the afternoon. Little Tots Entertain. Mrs. Aldrich was assisted in serving Beth Olive Bede and Gerald Burton light refreshments by Mrs. N. K. Comp Conner entertained at the Bede home ton and Miss Lena Holcomb. January 14, it being the first birthday anniversary o f both. Ten mothers and Miss Marion Beatty, who with her their babien enjoyed a social afternoon, parents formerly lived in this city, has after which a dainty luncheon was announced her engagement to Rev. served by the mothers o f the wee host A birthday cake sur Grover Birtcbet o f the Presbyterian and hostess. church. Mr. Birtchet now resid-s in mounted by two candles stood in the A number of California but after the wedding, which center o f both tables. pretty and useful gifts were received by is to occur in June, both Mr. and Mis. Birtchet will go to A frica as Mission the two babies^-the guests were Mrs. Roy Hmith and Mary Olivian, Mrs. aries. Armand Wynne and Ellen I<ouise, Mrs. Mrs. Robert Broadbook# and Martin The M. P. G. Club met with Mrs. F. Robert, Mrs. Winters Wallace and Bar L. Ingram Tuesday afternoon and the bara Itae, Mrs. Geo. Hcott and Vera members enjoyed their usual delightful Flodine, Mrs. Nelson Durham and Les- session ehatting over their embroidery. ton Nelson, Mrs. Gilbert Tyson and AI Mrs. Ingram served daintily at the ton Gilbert, Mrs. Van Allison and Jean close o f the afternoon. Atkins, Mrs. W. B. Cooper and Char lotte Clarisaa, Mra. Ernest Armes snd Surprised on Crystal Wedding Day. Cecil Richmond, Mrs. Chas. Renard and The crystal wedding o f Mr. and Mrs. Alice Elizabeth, Mrs. Horace Conner Ernest Purvanee was celebrated with a and Dora and Loia, Mrs. Eugene Mat surprise party given by Mr. and Mrs. J. lock and Virginia and Mrs.Walter Lac Mrs. Bert Burrows I. Jones and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dun- key and Ernest. ton at the home o f the " b r id e and sent the following regret, the rending o f which caused considerable amuse groom ” Monday evening. The feature o f the entertainment of ment: the evening was the renewal o f the I'm a little mite suffragette marriage vows at a mock Too young to write, ceremony at which Rev. H. N. Aldrich But hope some future day to be. officiated. Miss Lena Holcomb and Alao a mink, Mias Buell, dressed as dainty little Too young to think, maids, were the ribbon bearera, forming Ho mama writes and thinks for me. the aisles for the bridal party. Mias Hmith, similarly attired, cartied the Although not old ring in n rosebud. Grandma Purvanee I have a cold, gave away her son to the bride. Mr. And my deepest regrets I send. O N N K R A l P I’ N D $.lsuce Dev |l, I <44 4* «evened hum Cwuuty Trsssurtt (Tsars) ......................... — .*,»47 4* Received lumi Hast MsliiKtieot (Ttsuslri | ........................... .*95 7* Revet,ed lumi Teuueaaee Aveaue Puud (Ti ausici) ........................... i * m i* Received Hum City Recu)dvr (Pises sud l.tceusea).................................. 4 U «U Psld Wst ■ s u ls ............................ » 7.“ 4 Psld luteresl ua Wsrrsuls ............. • * !« Burnt Inleirsl, Reties "C " sud "Puudlal I f l i ......... ..... . . . .. .. . ••••••••■ .«** 7» Hslsuce Juue jo. 191 » .................. •9 *1 7<J»7*4 7.*»» »4 WATKH FUND. Hslsucs lire » 1 . 1 yi 1 ................... 97 4° Received hum w e t « rents ».* 4 v at Psld Weiieute ................ FI pk Psld Numi luteiest............. 11*7 49 Hslsuce Juue js. IV I* ............... U* •» I « « '" NKWKK FUND. ».744 <»» Hslsuce Dec. » 1 , 191 * . . . . . ...... «.U » 7 * Received lutm County Tteeeuret, Is see .....................................i » 4 » Psld W s iis u ls .......................... »n Psld Numi luleirsl ......... ............... 17*14 H. I slue June ys. 191 } .......... . . . . . . . . 1,^7 *9 *.»»•<# S.JJI 9 » PARK FOND Hslsuce Dec. Jl, 191 » . . . . . . ____ 447 7* Peni Wsrrsuls (Hlreel assessment uu p erk ).............................. . . . . . IS » e» Balance Juue ju. 191 » ...... .1 1 4 7« 447 7« PUBLIC LIBRARY FUND Balance Dev » 1 , 1911 ... ............. . 99 Received hum county Itesaurer (Tssee) ................................ i l l •» Paid Warrant« lo Library Buard...... . Hslsuce June pt. 191 » ............ ............. «47 79 19 9 9 II» • » »•7*4 MAIN BTHKNT FAVINO FUND Balance Dec. » 1 , 191 » ............... »in *4 Revetted liom saarwmenls and intere«« P*h> ................ ................. .1*9 9« Psld Bond« ......................................... Received hum pah! tuie,eel un bonds ............ ............ Balance Juue jo. ivij ........................ »!»* ! »ou on J 4 S 71 METHODIHT E PISC O PA L j* uj Horace N. Aldrich, Paator 9W* 7* 9» 7* Sunday School at 10, service with ser KABT MAIN BTBKKT FUND mon at II, theme, "U n b e lie f, Is It In Received hum a u n a n e s lt and eu ru b lef" Class meeting at 1 2 :lf; Interest paid ............ — *9» 7* junior lengue nt 0:30; evening sermon Paid lu General Fund (Transfer) . . .. . . .. . . . * 9 » yt at 7:30, subject, "W h en the Master OkM ' The MODERN PHARMACY Dec. 31, 1912, la J rk 30. 1913 Beginning next Sunday at 6:30 the Epworth l.eague will have its -intro duetory lesson in the Moninger System o f Training for Service. *97 7« TKNNKHHKK AVKNUM FUND Received hum A — rea incut« snd Infere« paid............. . . . . . . . . l * o t * Transferred la Geneva! Fuad . . . . . . . . . . iB .ll *9» 7* i«s 1 » 1 * 0 . 1 » HTRKKT FUND. Balance ntreel Fund. B A I’TIH T CHURCH Dec ji. 191 » ............. .......... >9* *9 Cor. Eleventh and Adams Streets. Balance W e « Mala C. M Cobb, Pastor Hi reel paving Fund,. . . . . . . . . . * 4 »« Next Sunday, 10 a. m , bible school, Balance I H ire« Macadam . . . . . . . 1 * 9 » raoraing worship at II, sermon subject: j Balance His th SI reel paving......... « 7 1 " T h e Personal T o u c h ;" 0:30 young; Balance Ulstti SI reel Macadam Venake ........ ...Alo. 91 people's meeting. M idweek meeting! Balance su iti street Macadam for prayer, Thursday evening nt the j rr„n I t home o f Mrs. Beers. Philathea class ; Balance Pacific Highway P a vin g ....... . 7 *t at meets for bible study, Monday after j Balance Third Street noon with Mrs. A. B. Wood. Macadam............................. >9*44 Received Bum sale of Bunds ( Bettes “ O' • >.................. 19 741 jn REPORT Received bom Cuunly Treasurer • Tsses ............................. ».osi yt Of the Coitiition of (be First Nit total Bank Received hum Dellni|oent at Cottale Grotte, Orefoo Assessments p a id ................ *4 •» Received Irom West Main St A t th e clo oe o f b u t t a r « J a n u a r y i j . 1914 (assessment# snd la tm c«) . . . f p 1 * MF.HOt'KCF.*. I.o o n « in ti D tarouiiU S*J7 o n 4 ? Bevel red hum I street O v e rd ra ft* . or-cuied a n d uitae« u tr d «.1071» (assess men Is and inters«) . . 1 * 4 7 * U H B o a tti t o a rcu re c ir c u la t io n i l . l w u o Received bum math S ir e « Paving o t h e r H onda to aecu re p o sta l H aring« j . uoo od (assessments and interest: ......*17 44 Honda, H eru rittea, e tc 65,191 «J H a n k in g b o u ae. F u r n it u r e a n d F ix tu re « »J.14J Received from Bisth Street Macadam O th e r R e a l K a ta te o w n e d 1 ,£10 cm Venale cassi and in tere«) ... 104 j* D ue fro m N a tio n a l H an ka (not rra rn re Received hum Bisth S ir e « Macadam a g rn ta j D ue fro m S la t e a n d P r iv a te H ank« an d M.fk a. (as« snd la t e r e «). . . . . . jA? R a n k e ra . T ru a t C o m p a n ie « an d f.av- in g a H an ka S . j l l |6 Received Irom Paci Be Highway paving (s a «, snd ta t.)... ......$ 3*1 D u e fro m A p p r o v e d R e a e rve A g r n U j v . m ** C h e ck « a n d o th e r C a ah Item « N44 46 Received from Third Mire« N o tea o f o th e r N a tio n a l H ank« j.jy u uu Macadam.............................. 7 » « « F r a c tio n a l P a p e r C u r r e n c y , N tc k le a a n d C e n ta 45 * to Psld Warrants...................................... >4.“9> V* L a w fu l M o n e y R e a e rv e in B a n k , via Paid Interest on warrants................... PS J* S p e c ie ........ *7,04060 Psld Intere« on Ronds ..............................*45 «n R e d e m p tio n fu n d w ith Ü . H. T re a a u r e r (3 p e r c e n t o f c ir c u la t io n ) 6*3.00 Balance June » 0 , 191 », H ire« fund . . ...... *50 * 7 Balance June jo. 191 J. " I " Street T o ta l 134 * » •M Macadam ............................................ I*i 75 I.IARIMT1P.B. Balance June yn, 191 j. Bisth C a p ita l S to c k p a id in $ *3.ano 00 S h e « Psvtng ..................................... «*95 *3,uoo 00 Snrplm fu n d Balance June jo. 191 j Hist h D ire« macadam U n d iv id e d P ro fita, leaa H ip e n a r a a n d T a a e a pawl H to* 35 (Huff A Schilling) ...............................« 5 4 » N a tio n a l H ank N o tea O u ts ta n d in g 11 ,300 00 Balance Paci Be Highway Paving D iv id e n d s u n p a id .......... ................................. TOO On Jane y 191 » ............................... ......... 7* >5 I n d iv id u a l d e p o s its s u b je c t to c h e c k *70 D e m n m l c e r tific a te s o f d e p o s it X » 7* Balance W e « Main H ire« Paving T im e c e r tific a t e s ui d e p o s it ». a. W 16 C e rtifie d C h e c k s ............................................... C a s h ie r a c h e c k « o u ts ta n d in g P o s ta l H aving« D epo atU R e s e rv e d fo r ta x e « iljo a .»si j * T O T A I. |u».<’9‘.9 4 S t a t e o f O r e g o n . C o u n ty of L a n e , s s I. T . C. W l f K K f.H K . C a s h ie r o f th e s h o v e n a m e d b a n k , ilo s o le m n ly s w r s r t h s l Ih e s h o v e s t s t r m r n l Is tr u e to th e lieat of m y k n o w le d g e s m l h e lie l. T . C W H K K f .K K , C s s h l « . B u h scrtb e d s n d s w o r n lo t e f o r e m r t h is 19th D a y o l J a n u a r y , 1914. F I N O A I. f, H IN D S N o ts r y P u b lic . IIK ilK K I I K K T K A K I N . C o r r e c t A lte s i { OÍ.IV O i.I V K K V H A T C H . I I A W f .K Y J. H Directors Í Spriggs Bros. Blacksmiths N **$ A « ................ BM 1 Balance June »» . 1911 . Third B4r e « Macadam Balance June jo, 191 », Bisth Street Macadam Ve uske contract »7 <1*5-47 »7.»*5-47 OUTSTANDING WARRANTS, r k g i b t k m k d . AND NOT PAID FOR W ANT OP FUNDS. General Fund........................................... 7 .JV 9 7» Street Fund.......................................... It.tst.l4 Water Fund ....... ................................. *.«*7 »» Total. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . »7»5«N'®9 BONDS OUTSTANDING. Water Ronds, series 19 « , j % ................. i 5 ,eoooe Water Bonds, series 190 ». J % .....................* 0,000 00 Water Hc.nda, series 1910 , J% ................i » , « i » oa Sewer Honda, aeries 190 J. j % ............... 15 . 0000 s Funding Bonds, series 1910 , » 0 . 00 « 00 T o ta l...................................................iBo.ooo oo I, Herbert Kahln, Treasurer of Cottage Grove. Oregon, do hereby certify that the foregoing la s true and corre« statement o f the amounts re ceived, psld and remaining on hand In Ike Treasury of Collage Grova, Oregon, from Dec Jl, 1911 , to June jo, 191 », inclusive HsnnRST H a s h «. City Trenmtrer. A d m in is tr a to r 's N o tte * . N o tir e is h ereb y g iv e n , th a t the un dersigned tins been d u ly ap p oin ted by the C ounty Court o f L a n e C oiroty, O re gon, a d m in is tra to r o f the esta te o f W in ifre d T n y lo r , h a vin g claim s derrnsed. sgn in st A ll said person* esta te are hereby n otified to prenent the nnme du ly verified nt the office o f J. E. Y o u n g in C ottn ge G ro v e , O regon , on or b e fo re six mouths n fle r the dnte o f this notice. Horse Shoeing and General Repairing Work Sixth Street near Mala Phone 40 Unfed this 21st dny o f Jnnunrv, IB M . J. R. C O O L E Y , A d m in is tra to r o f the Entnte o f W in ifr e d jB l-flfi-J e y T n y lo r, deceased.