rs rvts vvvmnf t mr t i vj b u a u 5 mnf ir j n x mnr & t i
i HA IIP WPIVC Hems of Interest in nnd about
HUJHli ilClTJ GUtajjc drove and vicinity.
CiaaM jlb aajujujuuijui wi B.jnnry jab mri vmr am a b aa a a aaaaa3
All liliul of pianos lit Yeiitt h &
Lhwhoii'm.
Mm. II. II. l-'ltrnter wm vlnlt In
Faiene Wi'ilnc'Hilny.
MIsh Jtenlinn, Meredith, of l'iiK-no.
vIhIIimI In llilHclty thW wii'li,
MIhm Irene Amli'Muii of KuKene, Is
visiting with frli-nilM In thin city.
Chester ('hrliitniiii initio up Tueir
tiny from r.UKcne 1 vlnlt rt-ln t i vts.
HollH.-H lillll ll.lH, f.,,.'.r.. f i.".!), S(H),
(Hon mid $1500, I'iniiai. IIinoh.
riinn. CiM'hnin hhhImUm) the KiiKono
Imiiil in Um eoneert Wedm-wlny i vi -IlillK.
1'nlnt your liitu roosts with Avi'iiur
imiN tlnrbollneum lor sale nt VentrluSt.
Liimhoh'h. . V'"'11
The nnniiul conference of the M. I.
church will lit lioli nt l'orl luiol, Sep
tember ar,
John Itttkor went to Linjt no Mon
day on business.
ltcv. .1. K. O, Humbert, of tin) Divin
ity HCllltol lit MllRfllC, WIIH lllCotlntftt
drove, Wctlnetidiiy.
The MIsmch Johnson were vlsltlnt;
friends In Lunelle hint Friday.
Mr. ami Mm. Curtis Vented wnn'
mnoiiK th' Kuk''i' visitors Saturday.
C. C. I u lit ttllle lunl family hh yes
terday for Fuone whore they will
reside.
A carload of iiiehiim wns sidetracked
for thin place hint Sut urility, from Hie
HOll t ll.
.lohnson'sstoro him htcii given n
coat of ptilnf, which ml. Is to Its ap
pearance. i. .1. Scholl. who linn been riinticn
tinx lor a week at Newport, has re
turned home.
The Fuireno papers -hI IiiiiiIj' t'uj
nilinlier of peopli- uttc iidlng "ie circus
at aliont 1".,imii).
Andy Mcpherson and Thomas
Aheelie, of Lutein' wen- In the city
Hat urday on hardness.
A innri lane licence has lieeu issued
to Lester Hutchinson and Miss I'earl
Sulaway, both uf thin elty.
Mr. Fred llerreu has tented the rex
Idenee of T. K. Cuinphcll and will
move into It la a few days.
J. A. lirlKK". father of David, the
driiKK''1'". .wan a visitor from Com
Htoek the hiHt of the week.
Miss ManKio Veateh came I'rldav
from lirantH I 'ass for a. visit, with rel
atives ami friends here.
Armond Wynne Is In Kuneno where
he has accepted u poHlliou with the
Willametfe Valley Company.
SillRer, New Home, Wheeler At
WIIhoii and Standard fcwlnn ma
chines at Veateh Ac I.nwsons.
The I'limpmeetliiK lielni? held on
Wall atreet tho past week, has heen
largely attendad every nlnht.
i. W. Dixon, of the .Seattle l'lo
dueo t!o.t at Kutfonu, was a business
visitor at tho drove this week.
Farms, stock ranches, laislness and
residence property. See. my lint and
prices. Finiiai. Minus.
I louses to rent, and money to loan
aent for the best Firo Insurance
Companies in the world. Call on
Hinds.
Monday was Labor Day, hut tho ap
parent only notion taken of It here
wan tho cloHinjr of tho postotlice and
luniks.
Mrs. H. H. Aunts, who has heen vis
iting in Fiicne, roturned liome Frl
day, accompli tiled by her sister-in-law
MIhh i:ii Annls.
Mrs. S. I). Markley and Mis. Minnie
I'nderwood are visitiiiK their siiter
Mrs. .1. S. Jlranstetter In Kunene for
a few days.
Mrs. Kler has linen ipilte sick for a.
couple of woeliH, hut we are nl"d to
lie able to report that she is now
much Improved.
Mr. W. S. ISennctt, formerly of this
city, liutnowof I.entH, near Port laud,
wiih In tho elty last week nltomliiij?
to liusiiieHS matters,
d. K. diiroiitto and Charles TVeleis
have rrilurned from u trip taken to
Middle Fork. As far as llshinn and
limit hiK in concerned they were not
very HiieeeNsful.
Miss Lliuiley Welch, of Portland,
came last week from Kujieiio. where
Hlie has heen vlslt'ng friends, to visit,
lieie with her grandparents, Dr. and
Jlrs. L. D. Woods.
Mrs. N. K. Compton entertained the
young iieoplo or tho Kpworth League
of tho M.K. Church TueHdny lust week
at her rcHldunoe. Gaines and con
testa of varioiiH kinds were IndulKed
in and refreshments sorved.
MIhh MarKiieiitB Cliainborlaln. sec
ond daughter of dovernor and Mrs
Chamberlain, -will be married in the
Calvary rroHbyterlan Chureli la Port
land, Wednesday September II, to
II. ltowen Cliillher, of Mississippi.
WANTKD -Experienced briJge
carpenters, $3. CO ft duy, ulso labor
ers $2. CO a duy. Address P. V.
Cooper, Black Uutte, Oregon. 13-31
There appi am to bo souk; ndstnko
ahoiitthe report that Prof. PriKM
will teach at Pendleton this year. The
Drain Nonpareil nays that Prof, O. C,
P.rown has JumI recelveil u letter from
PreH. I WINK'S Htatlnu that, he has not
given up the privddeney of the Drain
Nonniil, nml that he vlll be on hand
When the hcIiooI opens, ready for bilH
iui'Fs. The Heboid board met In Drain
Wednesday evening and completed
ailiilaji'iuents fur openiiiK the school
on Sept. 17th with a full corps of
couipi'ti'iit ten hi'iH.
(ieo. Meiueen, l',la !bilili'l'ninu mid
l droves returned Thurs'lav from a
hunting I rip at a park culled di ussy
ranch, between thirty live mi l forty
miles southeast of Itoliemiii, They
found tiavellng n little hard as many
of the tralU were Idled with fallen
trees I hat have ii"t been cleared out
since the unusual wind storms that
fi ll so lllliny (fees bod winter. They
report the hunt lug nod and u general
successful dip In way of recuperation
and sport .
While Senator I'.ooth was liiklnif his
Diitlnp; in tho mountains recently one
of tils iniht valuable fox hounds not
trail of a wolf and did not come back
t o camp. I In gave the animal up as
lost, but n oily got word from peo
ple near ('reset nt Lake that the dog,
or one that answers his tlescrlpt ion,
Came to their ciiuip lit that place. Mr.
Itoiith will get the dog back again If
It Is the one he lost. Kcfilstor.
Mr. denu W. Hi m ly a registered
l'bnriii;icisl formerly of Poitlnnd, has
accept. -il a position with David driggs
at the .Moilern I'hariniicy, ami ill"
family will fi.llow him to the drove
sunn. Mr. I'.rad.v's pleasant, rsoii
nllt.v will make for him many ft lends
anil upon the arrival of his family
prove a ieiiilsitiiin to society in the
city.
Cashier of the I list National (tank,
T. C. Wheeler, ii nd wife, Andrew
Pruinl, of t he hirvje grocery hou-e of
Metcair.v Prund, with Mrs liiulid,
and deui'ne W. Kumvles, tho ''tiiil
liohenila nieri'haiit.aiid Mrs.Knowles
are on a camping t rip on Steiunbo.it
creek below I lul' s'hea veil ciinyoli,
south ui lii iliemla.
While l. CI. Ilaughiuan was tlellv
ering a wirk of feed in tho western
pai t of town, Wednesday, his horse
got frightened at soniethbi and ran
away. His wagon was badly broken
ii a ll' I tin- harness demolished. Mr.
Ilallgbmaii was not hurt.
Miss Merl Kirk, dauuuter of Mr. .1.
II. Kirk of Dorena, was married in
Portland on Monday, September '-'ml,
tn Mr. P.. l'etrikin. The bride in well
known in this city, and lias many
friends. They will reside atSt. Johns
where Mr. l'etrikin Is in business.
T!n ladies of the Presbyterian
church will open a Saturday Market
In a tent next to the Ko.y Korner mi
Main htrcet Saturday morning at '.i
o'clock and will be open until U in the
evening. A splendid placo to get tlel
icacius for your Sunday dinner.
Springllehl lias two now Industrie;!
in tow, a condensed milk factory ami
a big foundry. If Cot t ago drove can
not get them the next best thing is to
see thein located in Uio county, and
we trust Sprinnlieli will succeed in
its efforts.
I'.. H. WIIhoii and Hen Curry have
leased a restaurant at Koschurg mid
left Tuesday to take possession. Mr.
Wilson was former proprietor of the
Wilson liestaurant, of this place
which ho disposed of a few weeks
ago.
Vr. .lohn Soul hei hind has niovod
from his homo at Loudon, having
purchased a farm at the heatl of Coy
ote Creek, six miles north of Loranc.
T. K. Campbell, chairman of t lie
railway commissioners, and family,
have lift lor Salem which will be
their homo, during his term of ollice.
liev. and Mrs, J. L. lleatty left last
Friday for 1 1 ubbnrd, Oregon, to visit
their son who has just, entered his
llrst piirhdi.
Slalo dame Warden .1. W. linker
lias gone on a hunting Irlii with the
.las. J. .lel'l'iies party on the McKen.io
river.
Hunches sfl'.t), Su.10, ijdl'OO, $l,"i(l(,
if7.r.ui, I Lunl! ami ifJO.oni). Ask Minus.
STAUE NOTICE.
R. M. Clino, mail carrior on the
Sharp croek wagon rond to Hoho
miu powt ollkci announces that on
and aftor vSoptomber 1, ho will run
a stage (or the accommodation of
passengers tuul express matter.
Stage leaves lied Bridge Btation
on the O. & S. Ii, railway, immedi
ately alter the ai rival of tho train,
Monday, Wcdncoday and Fjidayof
each wook, rotiirning alternato
days. n-131-41
LOST
A Binall gold chain with cross
finder ploiiHo leave at Muggot ollice.
TIIC TOGGERY'S NEW HOME
A Successful Business Man Opens a
Splendid Establishment.
Mr. K. W. Ileliard, proprietor
of "The Toggery," Ims 1xM-n busy
thin week in moving hi" Htoek of
goods info Iiih new quarter iu the
brick building at the corner of Main
ami Filth fdreefs. Mr. Ilebard
ban been mn ccssful in the hliort
timo of a year and a lialf in build
ing up a prosperous business, and
one which is in tensing' every
month. Mr. Ikbard is well known
thiouglrJiit tins section. lie cuiim-'
from Virginia in Ls'.ls and for three
yenrs lie wis I Ik- right hand man in
Lurch's general Mote of this place,
find later accepted the position ol
mannger for Let k Icy Ilnm., of Von
calhi, from whi'di place lie again
camo to Cottage (Wove in darch,
lHOC, where he miw the opportunity
to place an assortment of (letits
Furnishing Goods, and his judg
ment proved correct, IJcing a most
pleasant and alTaol'i man, he makes
friends of his customers, . aud by
ijeiiliiig only in firm-class yoo ls, ho
has fstablihttl n fcputation that
attracts tho class who desire to buy
the best to be had for their money.
Tho new store room that lie oc
cupies is furnished after designs
and .styles ol his own, ami is un
doubtedly one of the finest in the
valley. The shelving mid Mipporte,
counters and tables ate in colonial
Htjle, and stained to represent solid
oak, giving an appearance of solid
ity. He has n largo stock already
on hand, coiiM-tuu; of everything
for gentlcMiinn'H wear, and on the
arrival of his fill goods will have a
stock such us is not generally car
ried in a town of this size. Cottage
Grove cm cerlainly bo congratula
ted in being able to count among
its citizens, sue h a live, progressive
and popular merchant.
"rumor of a new industry.
Married.
At llu? home ol the bride's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. It. 'I', l'icrco of
Ten Mile, Mihb lidna Tierce to Mr,
Charles A . Dt Lauimy, of Cotnnlock.
The btido was dressed in pink
and while silk, whib tho groom
wore the conventional black. The
ceremony wai performed by Rev.
M. V. Hampton, at 11 o'clock
Sunday, August 107, after
which a bounteous dinner was
served. Only the immediate rela
tives of tho young couple wero
present. Mr, and Mrs, IcLaunny
will visit with relatives at Ten Mile
and Kosi-burg and thou go to their
homo nt ('omstock. Good luck go
with them. A Gckst.
Tho groom is well known in this
city and has many friends who ex
tend heartiest congratulations.
Teachers Elected.
The school board at a meeting
held Monday, elected L. M. Tttek
ker of this city, to be principal of
the west side school, and Miss Myr
tle l'urvance to fill the vacancy in
the seventh grade, caused by the
resignation of Miss Mary Uuxton.
It has come to us that two of
our enterprising citizens are con
templating putting in a sash and
door iactory iu this city in the near
futuie that will give employment to
about fifty men. We are not at
liberty just now to give the names
of the patties, but they aro credited
with having plenty ol capital to
carry out any design they may de
cide on, but at present the proposi
tion is uot far enough along to
make it a ccitainty. W'o hope,
however, that the gentlemen will
meet with encouragpinent enough
to justify them going ahead, for it,
is just, such industries as this that
Cottage Grove needs,
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
The city council met iu regular
session on Monday night, and al
though it lasted several hours, not
a great deal of important business
was transacted.
The matter of the linprovment
of Kiver mreet occupied a consider
able portion of tho time in discus
sion, but final proceedings were
postponed until next meeting.
An ordinance for the imptove
tnonl of Third street from Kansas
Avoiuie Ronth, was passed, also one
for tho improvement of the alley
running parelkl to Main street 011
each side.
Tho usual grist of bills were al
lowed and the council adjourned
until next Monday night.
J. H. Thatcher is Promoted.
All who have business dealings
with Mr. J. II. Thatcher, supeiin
tendent for the Pacific States Tele
phone and Telegraph Company,
will be pleased to hear that he has
been promoted to the position of
general agent. Tho company could
not have made a better selection,
as Mr. Thatcher is a man who has
the confidence and esteem of all its
its patrons.
Important to Cruisers.
1 want, every reputable cruiser in
Southern Oregon to send 1110 his name
and address, upon receipt of which I
will scud him information of vital in
terest t o himself mid his business. Ad
dress H. (I. Wolf, Koseburg, Or. yi-lt
FOR RENT.
Modern up-to-date lodging rooms
with bath, In a quiet home, inquire
of Mm. K. A. Cottle. -'0-'t
Hop Picker's Notice.
Hop picking will commence at
K. k. Hays yard, three-quarters of
a mile east of Creswcll on or about
September I, 1907. Vird clean,
nice laro hops, no foliage, good
caiman'' ground, pood water and 1
wood furnished: General store on
ground where pickers can secure
necessary supplies. I hopo all the
old pickers will come back this year!
and bring some new ones with
them. The prico of picking is Ic
per pound or .l per hundred
pounds. Pickers please bring their
own baskets to pick hops in as I
am unable to secure boxes. For
further information address R. O.
Urady, Creswell, Or. 2S If.
Its Time to Consider
About your Winter Hosiery, Underwear, Shoe,
Dress Goods, Jleady-made Skirls, Coats, Rain
coats, Hats, Caps and Umbrella's.
Everything in this line has jut arrived at
C. IL BURKHOLDERS
A large shipment of the Armor Plate Brand of
Hosiery direct from the manufacturer has been
received. This line is guaranteed to wear.
Children's chool bose with triple knee, toe and
heel; Raby's cashmere, in white and black, plain
weavo and ribbed cotton; Ladies' cashmere,
plain and ribbed cotton; Men's hose in black
and fancy colors.
You arc invited to call and examine my stock
Prices are reasonable.
of goods.
The
Pacific Coast
Leader
Oregon
State Fsjcir
Salem, Sept. 15-21, '07.
(opi;n day and nuiht)
The West is a good and
promising IJvo Stock dis
ttict. This exhibition will
be of great value to breed
ers and purchasers. Tho
entire stock-loving West
will be at SALEM.
Come and See the
Display of
HORSES,
CATTLE,
SHEEP,
Q0 ATS,
SWINE and
POULTRY
Also a Grand
Display of
AGRICULTURAL
HORTICULTURAL
MECHANICAL and
TINE ART WORKS.
RACING EVENTS DAILY
Special RivilroacI Rates.
Correspondence Solicited.
W. II DOWNING. President.
FRANK A. WELCH. Secy
Wynne Hardware Co.
Don't Wait Until Your Grain aokxts for
is RiPe SHARPLKSS
and ready to lie harvested before buy- CREAM
iiiK the machinery you will need. We cppiDaTflR
lire hanillinir and have on hand, the oiUAKilua,
old reliable
McCormick Line of
BEE IIIVES
REAPERS and
MOWERS supplies
RAKES and
BINDERS And the celebrated
MITCHELL
which mnke hns tor ninny years prov-
edits superiority by its work. So if BUGGIES,
yon need any machinery in that line, it w VPntJS and
will he a wise selection in buying this rVx 0
make. Come In and talk it over. VEHICLES.
Wynne Hardware Co. corrGom
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HOTEL GRAHAM
Headquarters For
Minn g and Commercial Men
C. T. LONG, Prop.
The First National Bank
1
Collage Grove, Or.
Paid up Capital:
$25,000.00
SuriliiH nml l;ndi lili'd I'roliln.
$5,875.44
Money to loan on approved Hoeurity
Kxehaiines Bold, available any
place lu tho United BlatnH
J II KB 11 BUT KAKIK, T. O. WHKKI.ITR
$60 St. Paul, Minneapolis $60
AND RETURN.
Tickets on sale vScpt. ll-12-"L'J.
Account Jamestown Exposition.
Return limit, Ninety Days.
Above rate Is from Portland. Same rates apply to Iinluth.
Proportionately low rateH from WaHiiington imtl Oregon
points. Unto to Chicago $71. 5(1 from Portland; ifti 1.00 from
Spokane. Low rat en to Omaha, Kiiiihus t!ity, St Louis and
many other I'.nstein polntn.
For a Comfortable Trip Take the
"ORIENTAL LIMITED"
Standard and Tourint sleeperH, diniug
car anil Compartment Observation Car.
Meals in dining car on tho a la earte
plan. The "Fast Mail" m another
good train.
For information regardinu' routes and through rates to any
eastern point, adilrem
II. DICKSON. Agent.
122 Tlllltn ST. (it Nor. lly. PORTLAND, OR.
W. A. HONS, Ass't (leneral Passenger Anent, Seattle, n.
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY CO.
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