Cottage Grove Wednesday.
W ashin gton Notes.
C o t t a g e G r o v e Churches
i Continued from lirst page, i
Elder Frank Hunch from Coos
county came here Wednesday aud
i. M c K E A N F I S H E R . Manager.
UODIST KPIst Ol’AL, Kev.
si>ent a part of each day visiting to support her two small children. I
.. Jk-utty. Past >r. Preach-:
\ h . in 1 . 1 services
M an u factu re of Flour aud Feed.
the school at the Koyal Academy, The appearance of th3 woman and I . ' I ing
at H u m . and 7 :.'Jol
P U B L ISH E D KVEKY SATURDAY
p. hi . Sunday School, lo a. in..
and attended meeting at the church information that she was in actual
vy T ti*
need iaduced the secretary to place , Kpwortli l.eagtif. li::lo p. in.. Prayer:
till the close of the week
her ou the list of charwomen—pay meeting Thursday eveuiug at 7 :'M.
I.KADKU p u b l i s h i n g c o m p a n y
bran $30 per tou, averaging 50 cents per sack.
L li Slagle aud wile went to the ing about $!>oo per year. Within ! All arc cordially invited to be present :
Grove Tue~day.
First Presbyterian Church, pastor
six
mouths
the
same
womau
came
Entered a t th e Otïfarie (¿rove postonico i
Shorts $23 per tou; 80 lb. sack $ 1.
outl-oh»»3 m atter.
The special school meeting held into the office and “ demanded1 an) It. C. Grace. Morning service, 11 ,
evening
S,
Y.
P.
S.
C.
E.
7
p,
Roilyd bar’ey $1.05 por sack; special rats on ton lots.
Monday to vote a live mill tax to increase of salary, her silk dress
pay oil the districts indebtedness and appropriate furbelows irdica-i m. All strang. rs and sojourners ;
SUBSCRIPTION KATES
C irnpare our barley with the imparted varieties end
One Year
.
$1.50 incident to building the new school tion how her earnings had gone. 1 welcome.
Six Moniti*
.75
Morning
subject
¡
‘Distinctive]
note the difference.
Three« Monili*
-
-
-
.50 house, was well attended and ‘ he Needless to say she did not get the
i p aid tu a d v an c e te* II mit sc paid a object gained by a unanimous vote. promotion.
Who can say what words in the Christiau religion.’ '
lu if rm r t B of fB.00 per >ear will be charged.
Evening subject “ Hours of D ark
A d v ertisin g ra te s m ade know n ou application
Silk Creek has always been a de would hax’e happened if she had ness.
but
keen
accompanied
on
her
second
sirable place in which to settle
Episcopal Church. Services held 1
CLUBBING LIST
now it is much more so. We have I *r'P k-v a member of Congress?
The new superintendent of pub the second Wednesday evening ol
The Cottai,'c Drove I. kaukh for one a fine new district school houss
p v iu d u )
th* follofirliig publl- web lighted and furnished, and al lic documents has been checking each mouth at 7 : 30 in Masonic hull
We In vc a lot of clean Vetch hay, splendid for cows;
« U n for on« voar, for the price set so the Royal Academy, a ueat and his list of designated depositories, There will be services every tiftli
Sunday of a month.
opposite ’
see it at our warehouse.
commodious building well equipped acd what do jou think he found?
New York ; r ,tim e F a rm e r
.1175
That
the
government
had
been
Catholic
Church,
Father
Carrol.
with all the modern appliances for
Toledo W* kly B lade....................
1-75
We pay 1 cents for second hand feed sacks.
Portland W etv.’v O re g o n ia n ........... 2.50
teaching the higher brunches. Wa sending books to libraries which j Services the second Sunday u each |
P ortland
--Klv J o u r n a l ................. 2.00
been
disbanded
for
years!
Some-
month,
Respectfully,
P o rtlan d
. .
• kly Journal
2.25
have two competent instructors at
Sau F ra n , ico v . <*.ll
2.50
one wanted a large bookcase filled | Christian Science services held
the
Academy,
Prof
L
G
Paap
of
s a n F ’ran
lo w ............. 2.50
S unset y. . ¿o
.' tn Francisco . 2.00
New Zealand aud Prof K W Peter with books, and consequently the I over Allison’s Barber simp every
Out W est. i d S A n g eles......................... 2.50
list was not changed. Now each j i Sunday morning at 1 ; o ’clock and 1
&
Town am i < u y In u m a i................. 1.70
son ot McMinnville, Or.
N oiíhw *- *
V Journal
... 1.75
package
is
registered
and
the
re-
j
1
Wednesday
evening
ai
s
o’clock.
I •
Messrs I, P Wheeler, A Pi Owens turns show its disposition. The j
and C F. linbcock visited tho dis governmental idea has been that a ' Christian Church, Rev D. E.
XATL’ itDA
i t .(.'DJIUKRS, 190 h trict school Wednesday.
busy man spends his time in li- j , Olson Pastor. Services at 11 i"
'the morning aud 7.30 in the even-
Lester Collins of SpriDgfield is braries, and there is a large list of | ing. Y. P. S. C. E. meeting at
Damewood
|
depositories
for
governmental
pub-
Merrv
visiting his uncle H. M
st as R eaders.
| lications. If a more general dis -1 G: 3 o p. m. Sunday school at lo
m
To the i ..
Intermediate
Endeavor
readers, young and family this week,
SSs
tribution was inaugurated there o’clock,
'Æ
and old, we •• sh a Meny Christ-
This is a week set apart by the would be a better understanding 0f| Society at 2:30 and Choir practic
«S k
mos ami li ;
New Year. The S. D. A. denomination and there is the operation of the various ! every Saturday evening at < :3c.
year has I < a got 1 to us, aud we service at the church every day at branches of the federal govern- [
hope gioii to you. We hope for 2 p. m.
ment.
the com mi :' \
jo: e reuders, and
Sam Dame wood started Wednes
The only free distribution of ]
more pi osj :
> come with the day to visit frieucls in Polk Co.
publications which emounts to auy- j
growth oí our h | py community.
Elder T. If. Starbuck of Portland thing is the list of volunteers who
We thank w
ine'.da lor their
arrived
here Wednesday aud atten co-operate with the different de
loyal suppo t in the pest and for
partments in gathering information. ]
their eavnt
up: . -ciat on of our ded the meetings at the church But this very system of having sev- j
Has the largest Stock of School
m
i fforD. " c w ■ i > for the coming until the last of the week.
oral dis'ributing offices has caused | supplies in the city. Our line of
È
year lo i?ak¿ u be.ter paper, fttll of
— I o
'1 .. 1
considerable confusion, so much'
B o ok s . A r tis t's Material. Sundries
bet1 “r thingc id l;ke I)t McC’laiy
Hig h School Notes.
I red tape being unwound that it is
‘«S b
in Hie “ SI' hm ' n ot Mi’ ih” will try
m
Hurrah! This is the last week of | discouraging to try to unravel it
are
now
complete.
to see the bright* r liniug of the school in 1006 and Xmas vacation Another objectionable feature has
Of
S
h
o
e
s
c
a
n
’t
be
beaten
clouds, ami say cueerv things, not is drawing nigh When it arrives | been that every member of congress
We are giving special care to
the sour ones.
we are going to remain away from | is eutitled to a certain number of
school until Jan. 2 , 19O7.
volumes of eperything printed for
Our Prcsciption Counter
Ut 1151 ,EM SE T T L E D
LIQUOR
the
government, and a man repre
The Sophomores need some one
A ‘ lust 1 lit 1 i< i nor problem is to show them how to conduct busi senting a district in the heart of
s< ttled for good untd June 1908, ness meeting. They would be New York City would have as which at all times get the best
General Merchandise—Purveyors to the People
end if the town > mtinues to im greatly obliged if someone would mauy copies of a treatise on recla attention, using ouly the purest
mation of the arid west and the of chemicals, having th ■ largest
¡aove ac it buì done siuce June kindly volunteer to fill the place.
year book of the Department of
’o6, tbe probability is that the
'M.
Mr. Strange was called away oil Agriculture as a representative stock in town it makes shopping
liquor ques u will remain as it is
easy iu onr place.
alter that.
flic le-ling that temp account of the sickuess of his from a western farming com
erance is best for the (own is gain- brother and has not yet returned. munity.
Mail orders receive the best of
If there is a demand for certain attention.
¡Dg ground daily
Our streets are The High School hopes that condi
freer from hoodlums and bums than tion may soon be such that profes books the members “ swap" quotas
sor can return to his classes. We of some publications, but tbis is a
ever before.
Every pi -on is absolutely cou do not know how much to appreci cumbersome system at best. The
.5
fident, and knows in liis own mind ate a good teacher until he is gone. people of the country should know
that there ate numbers of “ blind
Miss Lea is taking charge of the everything that is going on at
pigs” , “ bootleggers” etc., that are algebra classes during the absence Washington, aud is sufficient copies
C ffh j G ron. Oregon
handling liquor on the quiet-, aud of Mr. Strange.
were priuted and sold at cost to
We have received a fine new, special lot, ot handsome, hand-lorved, hollow ground
R adiumite Razors that usually sell at $2.00 each a t retail, which we will give away abso
who takes sp ills of becoming quite
lutely free to advertise the wonderful
THE
Hugh Currin, one of this year’s supply rhe demand and intormatiou
free in their disposing of booze.
graduates has not let the High generally disseminated as to their
STROP
As long as we have voled for a
School pass entirely from his mind, contents, price, and where to ob
which
ir-1
»
.;ht,
pliable,
durable,
convenient,
and
9afc,
an
d
w
h
ic
h
is
r
e
v
o
lu
tio
n
iz
in
g
•‘dry’ ’ town it should he as dry as
tain them the “ holler” about e x
THAT
th e a r t of « h a v in g .
it cau he. If the county officials for he attended assembly on Tues travagant
expenditures
would
E. C. KeWitt it Co . of Cliictl). i. :i‘
HONES
day morning.
A RAZOR GIVEN ¿EE To The PURCHASER of EACH STROP
won’t shut up the places that sell
cease.
The public printing is whose laboratory Kodol i- 1 1 : on-■ i.
W e m ake this re m arkable fiee
us that Ulis ivninrUn' le ill- CALL TODAY A3 i HEY ARE GOINR FAST
liquor and put the bootlegger out
J . a oiler of a m ost excellent ra zo r,
turned out cheap euough, but assured
gestaut and correct!ve for the stom
_____________________
honinp an d finishing
I' ■ i q u a in t a —
ll w
ith th e m arvelous an d 1 instantaneous
ins
Did
Y
ou
Miss
it.
of business, the council should do
o f the E noinnviti ■ ‘tro y s , w hich w ill not harm th e finest a n d m ost delicate razor. T h e y
when adepartment spends thoits ach conforms fully to all provisions n properties
'2£.c h a v i n g a convenieru - c. .»*I a delight, even to m en h av in g th e h ard est beards.
so, aud fine them often enough to
The sec ret o f % q uick, d e a n ultave d o ee n e t lie s o n iu c h in a good ra z o r uji tn h good s tro p . W ith
ands
of
dollars
gathering
data
and
of
the
National
Pure
Food
and
Drug
Thursday evening at the Opera
t..r- RADIUM ITE STROPS th e m o s t i n f e r io r r a z o r s are b r o u g h t uj> to a fine ed g e , aud th e effect o f th e
make them want to skip the House Dr, Thoi. McClary lectured then prints a couple of thousand Law. The Kodol laboratory is a s tro p s u p o n t h e fin e s t ra z o r* i~. to Weep th e m a t » l l tim es in th e b est p o ssib le condition, r e a d y to shave
i! • h a r d e s t b e a r d s e.-xity a n d d e lig h tf u lly . E ach R ad iu m ite S tr o p ia s o ld u n d e r th e p o sitiv e g u a ra n te e
very
lurg"
one,
hut
of
all
the
suffi
'
country. 1 ke: - presence does no on the ‘‘ Mission of Mirth". The copies it is ridiculous to talk of cut
fcfeat Lf i t is n o t sa tis fa c to ry m oney w ill bo re funded. They are for « a tta r O rdlna .17 o r S afety iU zo re.
from indigestion and
stomach
good.
R a d istm H o S t r a p s , S O o t o $ 2 , SO ; R a z o r s , $1 t o $ 3
ting
down
the
number
of
volumes
mission is a grand one, aud was
troubles could know the virtm 1 o
DAKCIH
LURKS IN J ! U S E OF AMY STROP BUT /* ften RAOIUMITE
I
Cottage Grove has been gaining told in a never to be forgotten way. still further to reduce expenses. Kodol it would he impossible for tin
1b"ril I- kir. : . r. ,. .u th is CANCEK, BARBERS’ IT C II, ECZEM A a n d EL 00D POISON
re nit from th e u se
e c tly s ir , cd r . n r s th a t cu t, irritate a n d open the sk in , thus a d m ittin g th e terrib le t.acilli Out lurk in the animal
quite a good deal of distinction re Dr. McCInry presented the star The initial cost of printing is the manufacturers to keep up with the r p f arts p o e r f f shaving
soaps, h a ir shaving brushes, au d in th e air itself.
lvodol is Hold here by Ben
cently, fust in siarliug the fight on number of the course. His lectures heaviest, as every publisher knows demand,
THE OM.V PERFECT STROP IS ¡THE RAOIUMITE
son's Phnrinney.
D. n 't n
’ e w orthless, heavy, double, com m on m w strops so g e n e ra lly sold, and with whi. h n in e dealers out o f ten w ill
the car shottage problem and sec are full of helpful and uplifiing but the government's action has
try M afflict you. T h ey a re so m uch old ju n k , p u re an d sim ple T h e w ord R adium ite stands for perfection in ra zo r s tro p
m a k .n g . D iy a R adium ite strop a a d tak e u u s u b stitu te—o u m a tte r bow handsom e i may appear. D anger l o r l u l a U m
ond in making c iviingthe attempt thought, filled with witty aud beeu like a business man who is
Music, sweet
music. Phono tti o of a a y stro p b a t a K adi an il to.
to evade tin i, d Option law.
overstocked
and
discharges
his
graphs
given
away
by
Wynne
humorous sayings, which with the
Cottage l ■ vc may be a strong facile expression of bis face, force instead of seeking other mar Hdwe. Co
Investigate.
kicker but ~b‘ generally has a brought forth rounds ot applause kets! If the new public printer has
good reason
-k when she does and approbation of the sentiment his way, the people of the country
Professional Cards.
so and her I * generally bringe expressed.
mill have a chance to purchase
Herbert Kakln
President
results.
Those who missed the lecture government publications very cheap
T . C. Wheeler
Just sit in nd take notice, that missed a great treat. Do not make ] alul thereby enable them to thoi-
.»s*
sa-, st 'q e-v-.e'AWA
C a s h i e r
¡ ¡ F i r s t
when the C
d dub and citi- the same mistake about the Male oughly comprehend the work of the
J INK. K C. MAC Y
zeus get r*1
1 bjeet something Quartette who come Jan iff, ’o
different branches of the federal
9
happens .'nd « lc you may have
C A P I T A L
government.
g- OBlce: Awbrey B uilding, |M aln S tre e t
N a t io n a l
wonsottj.fi'
> 1 reputation as
The Japanese question has been
f
i> k ; n t i j s y r
2 5 , 0 0 0
Ed ucatio n in Business.
kick ers.ii" 1
not ’ knockers” !
twisted and turned at the capitcl
hut "kickei
|
ot the kicked ae -1 In tho New Idea Woman’s Maga the past week to suit the views
A general hanking
i
kuowlcdge :
3 I cause of the zine for January appears au iuter- , held by everybody. There is ap-
B
a
n
k
business transact-
acliou. Herkic in- usually is an es’ ing interview with a clever j patently no cause for alarm, every-
H H JS te a B s e ffii
effort to boo-t ti e good ot Cottage woman who has worked up a j question of a similar nature stirring
O N ÛAN IZkD
» J ) ,1‘ c> T - h o u k i s t t
( ¡rove and vicm ‘ v and it has been 1 unique business for herself in the up the alarmists long in advauce of
c o i f A G E G R OVE |
y
PHYSICIAN ASO SURCEOS
*
9
0
0
lo u n d to l>c a vc
piosent help
1 publishing world, This womau, | its solution. There is no question
O R E G O N (
.fc: Offit-e In S ln v a r t & I'orter hutlillnK.M aln fie
Tho cars ,re oimng luster aud .Miss May Laugdon White, is con- 111 the minds of mauy that adults
• M r f e tVÍ,'0 U uR e. l ' rov<‘.
pilo ie ‘è
M alo 30,5. Kesldeiu-e p h one M ain 90 J
faster, yet there
much to be de-j versant with the work of publish- should be excluded from the
sired. A tin .it 1 ■)( sawmills are ling from beginning to end, and schools, and the general opinion is
fv,*v.es'fee)'fe*Vr»'feev*)'feeixèwiS
G e n e ra l B i a c k s m ¡ t h i n g
out of‘com til
.1 ia mil after Christ finds sufficient oecupatiou in g iv that the people of California and
mas week ns m v loggers like to ing assistance of various kinds lo the west and handle the matter to
H orseshoeing a specialty.
Wagon ami c arria g e re-
migrate to the
loggers heaven," authors and publishers generally. the satisfaction ot everyone. The
Ing. All w ork guaranteed
J J K . B . K . JO B
“ Portland" in - g n d Christmas Miss White predicts tact aud edu Japanese minister is not perturbed
H ave your h o rsesteeth ex
am ined and repaired. Shoe
week and to sj end t >ir lutd earned cation as the essentials to success in over tlie matter. However, this
P H Y S IC IA N n o il S U R G E O N
at re a r of H em eu way &
B urkholder's Store :: ::
cash but return lo work shortly the publishing world, and indeed matter will tend to convince ccr tin
A ll ra ils
M
ain
8t. r1
TiK'e1ua,tended‘
alter to recup 1.re their finances. in auy line of business, “ I am in- leaders that they are not ‘‘it’ ’ in
i-a:
The niillmeti t\pr i to have many dined to think," she is quoted an everything pertaining to the coon-
^ V . # 1 V . » I - V . P V . P V . P V P V .- * ) ■W r»' >
more cars shoitb liter Christmas saying, ‘‘that this question of edu try, and those leaders are not ftom
so the mills 1 an run much better.
cation is very closely wrapped the west either. We have no C :ar
around the success ot women in in this country, and never will have
t J
K YOUNG
Í
Mrs. Ethel iiill is going to have business. Possibly the ordinary although some matters have been
type
of
business
woman
is
only
a
handled
as
it
autocratic
power
were
5
a year’s subscription to the Leader
A T T O R N E Y A T ¿ I ,A W
P o rtlan d . O regon,
from ha
’ ' 0 H. Wal partial success. Possibly we do vested in one man.
for
th
e
cui*
,
°
^
5
»
T 5 S S f ,,ul,J,nK ' M i,,° S treet,
Paternalism is rampant in Wash
lace for a chi simas present. It not know how many ol us have
lure
Sr
opportunities
.
been
tried
aud
fouud
wanting
in
ington,
iu
many
cases
fathers
hav
L
iter-
I-iter-
t
v
a
v
.
*
i
«
;e y
w i l l seem like old times to get the
ature. Well e<i
d C hem ical I.ab-
Leader, even way o¡i in Nevada, the qualitiet that help men to sur ing the affrontry to have their sons
o rato ries. Her
ral C ab in et T h e
larg est and o\c
ary in th e Pacific
and will keep lu-r in touch with pass us. But—the ordinary type and daughters, end even their
Northwest, it t
rep u tatio n lo r im
of business woman is not well edu- wives, employed iu the same branch
home affairs.
p a rtin g the be
i
eni..'. an d m oral train- * A > W. KIMK.M.n.
coted. I rather believe the ability of the .service. Every once in a
iog ar.d dcvel
r o in a n h o o d . F.quips
socir.Uy
and
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P
H
Y
S
I
C
I
A
N
a
n
d
S
U
R
G
E
O
N
for
the
moM
ex
alted
The Dei cm I'ii I'.uibcrtnau gives to get ati education usually carries while a movement is started to dis
statio n . Confei Acad
nd C
--'¡ate D eg rees _
onice Hi M cF arland BiilMIng
Í
Cottage Grove
or due in an ex with it the force of character neces pense with the sendees of people
by S ta te Auth<
r*’ri
■ rh conviction* 9
f
of
non-Catholics
is
set
sary
to
success
in
business.
The
. I A cadem y -■ onii-e l’hnne, 341 Revldenco Phone, 126 ¡5
when
there
are
two
in
the
same
j
tensive att'cle report ag on the big
is id eally located, a
meeting at Eng. im Dec. 5th
The womau who has sense enough to family in the service, but it ends iu I
P
P 11 . P - P
P
P ¿ .P 'U r P V r P f
tages. Social opport 1
?.« are available 9
in no other city on th
■ I
article gives C
e Grove credit acquire an education may in the hot air when it is found that the)
com m odious, w*-' li« ..I
r x \ v e n tila te d :
for initiating th move towards the majority of cases be counted upon worst offenders are those high tip. I
p . p - p p p . ■ p p . ' » 4
lo rm ito riei and private
. . *.
d with all
modern conveniences! The
meeting ami 1 1 he;- active support to use the same sense in learning Directories of employees of every
■ tiit; n is lib eral
?
and progr-’ -^ vt* with ,st sacr.1:
the c h a ra c te r
M a r io n v e a t c h
a
of the cause ot railroad legislation. how to earn her living. The division of the service are available,
a n d traditions oi .ik<* :ti*J aci. • m ent.
T e rm s
highly educated are frequently said but apparently the lira Is of depart-
FUAERAL DIRECTOR and LICENSED
Í
modeqt S a tisfac tc x ref«!renc* ' f
r*-d W rite for
EMBALMER
te be too impractical for every-day ments are too busy to rttend to the I
am ■
d tuition flSO per
and
Silk Creek.
year. Address Sister Superior S t M ary’s A cadem y
P a rlo rs a t V eatch <t Law- roti 's.
purposes
I think such cases are matter.
P O R T L A N D . O REGO N , U .S.A . « e •* a e a a a a •Í
Mr and Mrs A D Owens weut to the exception.’ ’
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A. J . B K X T O J f .
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lome and See for Yourself
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