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Silk Creek Items. COTTAGE GROVE LEADER ^|r. Henry Damewood made a trip to Cottage ('.rove Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Ashby enter- F.dltors C o s n k k A IH'B hi il. i • *. taiued M. F. Babcock and wife. Sunday. Knt.rrd at (he l id « *« tiro»« pasteitoe u t t c F.ugette Miller was doing busi nml-rlas* matter. ness in the ('.rove Monday, also \V. N. Wheeler. S llB S t 'K I t 'T I O N K A T E S one Y e a r ......................................................... . Lyle and Willie Kendall are stop Si x Mont h* . . . - .7» TUre*» Months • * * * ping with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie It paid iu advance but It not so paid a uniform rate ot fi.un per year will be ••barfed. Wilson at present. Advertising rates made known on applbatlon Mrs. Miller of the Divide, sjieiit »Monday afternoon and night with FKIDAY, MARCH «, 1908 her daughter Mrs. Alfred Wheeler. Mr. John Overholser took the train Tuesday night for Albany to visit his mother, who.is very sick. ELECTIO NS OF 1908. Grandpa and grandma Babcock Cottage *!rove (Tty Election, spent Suuday afternoon at the Monday April 6. home of their daughter Mrs. W. N. Wheeler. Registration oiiens, January Bth. Closes tor primaries April Mr. and Mrs. F.. A. Wheeler went to the Divide Friday to visit 7tli. their sick friend Mr. Herbert Lee Primary Elections, April 17. and his family. Registration reopens, April ‘.'I, We understand there is sickness Closes tor Election, May If*, in the home of A. 1). Owens at (ienernl Election, June 1. this writing. Grandma Wheeler being one of the sufferers. Registration reopens, Sept. 'JO. The teachers and studeuts of (Closes for Election, O ct.9». Royal Academy are much pleased Presidential Election, Nov. 3. to have Misses Amanda and Helen Foster with them again. Mrs. Henry Long visited with Mrs. Burcham and Mrs. John Ash THE LEADER S NEW DRESS. by the last of the week. Mrs. Long returned to Cottage Grove The Leader comes out this week Sunday. p u bm sh k h kvkky f ki d a y by T H K L K A I > B K C I) B 1 .I S H IN O C O (!• » .) W. C. T. U. INSTITU TE AT DRAIN. BOHEMIA SH AR P M A KES H IS ANNUAL PROPOSAL OF M ARRIAGE Continued from Page One.. Eiattly What Ton lanl J . H. "Bohem ia” Sharp has re ‘‘State Headquarters' needs in fur turned home from a visit to Salem nishing” was discussed. Mrs. De IN T H E LINE O F where he was looking after busi Spain suggested that a list of needs ness matters. While at the state lie made and each comity take Family Groceries, New Dry Goods capitol some of his friends iienued some special article as its share of the following and sent it to the the furnishings, adopted. Noon Fine Laces and Embroideries Portland Journal as 3 "special,” tide prayer by Mrs. Harford, ad and Mr. Sharp looks upon it as the Ladies' and Gents Shoes jnurpment for lunch. liest joke of the season. Afteruoou sessiou opened at 2:15 AT THK JOITRNAI. DISPATCH. by Mrs. Wheeler. A very touch Salem, February 27.—‘Bohemia iug memorial service followed in Sharp, as the old miner is known memory of Francis E. Willard, in Lane county, has been paving Dr. Mary Wood-Alien, uatioual his annual visit to the state capitol. Everything new and uo-to-date. Best brands and grades ol supt. of Purity, and Clara C. Hoff He makes a formal call on the gov Fresh Groceries. Country Produce liotight and sold. Call and man, former recording secretary see what a dollar will buy at W. C. JOHNSON ’ S. ernor and each year when he and Mrs. Mary Rees of Wash., 1 comes around has tales of new dis much loved and missed worker. coveries, and regularly tenders his The passing of Father Howe of hand in marriage to the stenogra Creswell and Mr. Baber of June pher in the executive office, who tion were feelingly mentioned as ever she may he. He is as regu friends of W. C. T. IT. workers. larly refused. IF You want the A. A. Cutter Loggers, the “ Possibilities of the L. T . L. Sharp is now in the 70s, but still Packard Dress Shoes, the Thompson Olove tilting by Mrs. Harford. A childless follows prospecting. Bohemia left Corsets, the McKibben Hats, the Baunagau home is to lie pitied; a childless today for his home in the moun Rubber Goods, and other just as high class union has my sympathy: " T o get tains, 25 miles from Cottage Grove. merchandise, go to their agent in Cottage Grove voters, grow them.” Mrs. De Spain recommended the L. T . L Since the great fire of 1906 diploma work for unions and building [termits to the amount of legions as well. “ What appli $97,000,000 have been issued in auces do 1 need in W. C. T . I’ San Francisco. work,” was Mrs. Bishop’s ques tion. First, faith in God; 2nd, NOTICE OF SCHOOL INDEMNITY SELECTION consecration to the work; .Id, the United States Land Office. state paper; 4th, attendance at in in a new dress of type throughout. Rosehurg, Oregon, Feb. 2ti, 190N. stitutes: 5th, faithful men and To thake this fine improvetnetit in Lynx Hollow Items. Notice Is hereby given th a t the J Twenty years supplying the wards of my women to work with me. Pres. state of 0 1 egon on June 27th 11*07, i the palter and office about 4(8» customers here enables me to kDow and furnish We regret to say that Mrs. C. V. Briggs of the State Normal school, applied lor the SE% N [■'.% of See. 12, 1 pounds of new type was required, just what.you need, and buying for cash enables was introduced and spoke briefly and lots 1, 2, 3 nnd 4 of See 4, Tp 23, j costing nearly S3K), which now Sheridan is on the sick list. me to make the price right. 8, It 2 W of W. M , and tiled in this Mr. C. V. Sheridan and family 0 1 1 “ Child education." lie spoke gives the Leader one of the best office a list of school Indemnity se and most up-to date printing are now occupying their new home. of the home, the church, the lections In which It selected said land Mr. 1). P. Sheridan transacted school, the theatre, the saloon, and and that said list Is open to the pub plants in south-western Oregon. In making the many improvements in business in Kugene the last part of the street as factors in the educa lic for Inspection Any and all per the week. tion of the child. The need of the sons clutmtug adversely the uliovo the pa|>er and office since it eatne described laud or any legal subdivis Miss Mabel M ackie has taken hour is the single code of morals. under the present management the ion thereof, or claiming the same un up her residence in Cottage Grove The single standard set high and der the mining laws, or desiring to first of the year, we have not for the present. FARM MACHINERY SAW MILL S U P P L IE S upheld by all good influences will show said land to lie more vnliialde annoyed any of our patrons or , . , . , , r i Mr. Gilmore, who has recently for mineral tlinn for agricultural pur readers with repeated demands for so,(, hjs pUce here expects to move bring Christian citizenship. ‘ ‘Pos STEAM AND GASOLINE ENGINES sibilities of State W. C. T . U .” by poses, or to object to said selection a settlement. One statement of ac- to Creswell this week. PACKING. H O S E AND BELTING for any lawful reason, should file count we deemed sufficient and we Miss Amy Owens of Silk Creek Mrs. Brown. If national suggest their claims or their affidavits of are pleased to state that nearly all has l>een visiting with the Misses ions are followed out, possibilities protest or contest in this office on or are limitless. Individual work. I,. before the 22nd day of April, P.108. of our readers have responded Winnie and Varien Dresser. I hereby designate the lender promptly, which has enabled us to Mrs. Xeal has returned to her T . 1,. institutes and county con make these improvements and is home after nlending some time ventions helps to work. County published a t Cottage i.rove, Lane Co Oregon, as the newspaper in which evidence that the pajier is appreci with her mother Mrs. Johnson who president’s congress an excellent the above notice is to lie published. is sick. idea. "Stick to our last” as W. ated by our large family of readers B e n ja m in L , E d d y , R egister. The Briggs Lumber Co. people C. T . IT. ‘‘How may we co-oper and our efforts to make a success Wholesale and Retail are engaged in fence building and ate with the church?” by Mrs. Gasoline Engine Irrigation, Spraying of the Leader and work for the fanning preparatory to resuming advancement and upbuilding of work at the mill the first of Mav. Rose of Koseburg. Impress upon and Pumping Machinery ministers who need it, that the sa Cottage Grove, South Lane and loon is the greatest curse of civi Fair hunks-Morse Gasoline Engines for the various industries of this part pumping, spraying, sawing, grind Saginaw Items. lization. Co-operation does not ing. Outliits complete. of the state is evidently deemed Fairbanks Soules for weighing. worthy of substantial encourage Jack Ilixou has gone to Klamath mean absorption. Co-operate in Fairbanks-Morse Dynamos und.Motors Sunday school work especially on for power end light. ment. We do not mean to stop Falls to work. Falrbanks.Morse Windmills & Towers 'with the present improvements in The dance at C. A. Smith’s Sat temperance Suuday. BRASS GOODS AND TINWARE Fafrhanks-MorseGrlnders, FeedCliop- Mrs. Harford, spoke briefly on ders. Well Pumps S T O V E S AND RANGES the paper and plant, hut willc on- urday night was reported a success first quality goods at low prices. equal suffrage amendment. Work All Always tinue to forge ahead as the busi by all who attended. In Stock. Liberal terms. M IT C H E L L W AGONS Rev. Frank Kelly returned Mon as individuals but not as W. C. T . WINDMILLS. PUMPS ness of the office and requirements G R I F F I N « V E A T C H . A g e n ta C o t t a l a G io v a . O re g o n of Cottage Grove seem to justify. day from Marcóla where lie lias IT. The following resolution was been visiting for some time. adopted: “ That the thanks of F a ir b a n k s - M o r s e Co., In conclusion we desire to especi PO RTLA N D . O REG O N Business seems to Ite picking up this institute is tendered to the ally thank our patrons for their in the lumber business judging trustees of the M. K. church for substantial support and our many from the amount of lumber being i f — the use of their comfortable, cozy friends who are Iroosting for the shipped from this place. church, to the Glee club for their Leader. Watch the Leader grow! Mrs. Winnie Davis came up And nil Kinds of from Goshen Saturday to visit a enjoyable music, to the Drain Cottage Grove should m ake a while with her daughter Mrs. C. union, and to the citizens for their pull for a palter mill. It is a prac A. Smith. She was accompanied kindly courtesies and hospitalities.* A l l K i n d s of tical location for such an industry. by her granddaughter Miss Leta To all who have thought of our Mathews. Miss Mathews returned comfort we give our thanks.” home Monday. Work is in progress at Seattle on Upon motion the institute ad Leave orders at Cunningham's Con the grounds and buildings for the journed. fectionery Phone 73 or phone Two Business Changes. Alaska -Yukon Pacific exhibition. A gold medal contest, of a very residence 4 06 high order, was held in the even Klledge X: Sehr have sold their ing at the I. ( ) .( ) . F. hall, the Make up your mind not to buy dray business to C. B. Haves and contestants lieing Miss LiHvall, anything you do not need, and Frank Garoutte and the new com Miss Mamie Ilickithier and Mr. stick to it like a dog to a root. pany will lie styled Haves & Ga- Gusstnan of Lane county and Miss Gardner of Drain. The contest routte. .The retiring draymen have was interspersed with delightful The only real business man is C H A S . M A T T H E W S . Proprietor. not decided on any future business music by the voting ladies of the the one who secures the business— venture vet. Normal school. The medal was the rest are clerks. W . A. H O G A T E J . I). Cochran lias sold bis inter won hv Mr. Gussman. est in the furniture business to his Oblivion yawns for the man who Box Social. thinks nothing, says nothing and brother, Horace, and the firm name will remain the same. Cochran A does nothing. The I.ndies of the Maccabees Cooley. Mr. Cochran will devote will give a box social at Joue's ...... ... T he hand that rocks the cradle all or most of his time to his farm hall, Saturday evening, March 14, The Standard High Grade Fence of the beginning at 7:.to., each lady to does not often wear diamonds. just north of this city. WojJd. There is over 400 miles of this bring a box with lunch f >r two, famous wire fence in Douglas county, Oregon. also wear an apron and make a Si4M(MSMMAtnMMMfRMGNMM| necktie of the same, the lies to This is High Carbon Spring Wire which will l>e placed in an envelope r.ud sold keep its shape when properly stretched. Will to gents at 50 cents which entitles carry a full stock of wire at all times. him to a partner and supper. A OF COTTAliE GROVE, OREGON good program, a good time. Kverv- O m iiN izm txno N a t io n ATixitt» ltwn body welcome. Mrs. A. \V. Kime, Inquire of Commander. May Hart. Hary Capital Stock $25,000 Gray ami Elizabeth Fullmer, Com. Surplus - 5 .0 0 0 TOILET ARTICLES JOHNSON’S STORE C. H . Burkholder Wynne Hardware Company Hardware and Machinery DRAYINQ HAULING Hauling Done Promptly at Reasonable Charge CO TTAGE GROVE FLOUR MILLS M ill F e e d G r a in an d H ay PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE ! FIRST N H TIO N H LB H N K DAVID GRIGGS, or S. B. CROUCH, Agent Undivided Profits Total - 10.000 . - $40,000 X o notes in our case representing Capital, Surplus or Undivided Profits, T h e s e I t e m s have been paid in Cash or Karned HrmiFRT K ikin , President N W . W h it t $ .Lw.. W E ” T. (', W m r u i. Cashier DIRECTORS O. W W ANT atch YOUR A '.W W A W GENERAL FEED STORE D. C. Baughman. Prop r. HAY. GRAIN. FLOUR. MILL FEED POULTRY SUPPLIES J . H. H iw i ft BUSINESS ! Cottage Grove, Oregon. Phone Office IJ5. Residence 215 are a neceaaity in every well ordered home. We have on sale an espe cially fine assortment of Hot Water Bags. Bath Brashes. Toilet Soaps, Bath Sponges, Syringes, etc. Prescriptions entrusted to us will be carefully and faithfully filled by a competent pharmacist. 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