Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, March 13, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textt CITY S FINANCIAL STATEMENT. Coiuleu*e«t «tau-ment oi Herbert Lakm Treasurer, for year em ling March I, I W : Ha la n re on hand us pvt state ment* rendered April 1. i‘*»7: General Ifu u d ................ * 75.46 Water K nud................ Street Fund 111.47 Sewer F u nd.............. •• JJJ.47 Fashionable Young Men WEAR Fashion Clothes $U7H4.6A with snap and style cannot exclusively for Family Groceries. New Dry Goods Fine Laces and Embroideries Ladies' and Gents Shoes Disbursements from April 1. 1*107, to March 1. 1*J0S: G.vneral Fumi «¿v»M.4<i Water Fumi ■ 7RV4.Ä7 Street Fumi ASO*). 57 Sewer Fuud .. If „SO. DA Balance 011 liuml per state ments rendered March 1, pms; General Fund............$ 121.42 Water Fumi............... 7‘w.At Street Fund.............. 440.72 Sewer Fund............... 51.10 V /O U N G men who wish to dress is IN T H E L I N E O F -------- t .VLVJ.7A Receipt* from April l. '*»7 to Chicago, 111. find a better garment— as Fashion young men. AT JO H N SO N S $ 1415.57 $17144..4M $17144.4* There is life in every graceful line * H 'T S T A N D 1 X G W A K K A N T S and the workmanship and fit is the POLITICAL CARDS No better value for the money — a wide range in sizes, models and patterns. Prices Range from $7.00 to $25.00 Wheeler, Thompson Co. Cottage Grove _ ving al for congressional, ¿late, illHtrlct anil county offices a square deul. The Leader will pulillsli in this column until the Primary Election in April th e amiouni'enieiita o f candidacy ol all parties at reasonable advertising rares. FOR COUNTY JUDGE. I lieroby announce myself as a can didate for re-election for the Republi can nomination for com ity judge at the Lane county primaries, April 17, 1908. it. R. CnitisMAN, Eugene, Or. COTTAGE GROVE LEADER T h e Drain Nonpareil, published Bowling Contests at Commercial Club ______________ ______________________in a town about on e-half the size T w o interesting bow lin g co n publishkd kvkky FRIDAY by | ot (Cottage G rove, carries more ad- T tests took place this week on the NOTICE OF SCHOOL INDEMNITY T O U u r o r o w a w iw c o d » .) I vertiring o f local m erchant» than Com m ercial clu b alleys, the first SELECTION. Editors I either o f the Cottage G rove papers. M onday evenin g lietween the mer C o n n k k & DuBm i i . i . k . United States Land Office, chants and lumberm en, tw o best in ---------- ' Are the merchants o f our neigh- Roseburg, Oregon. Match «!, 1908. KoUrefl at the Cottage pmU-nice a« «*- l)orillR towll OI1 the south m ore en- three, in w hich the merchants Notice is hereby given that the ond-class matter. cam e out victorious. T h e games state of Oregon on July 12, 1907, aj |terprising than the G rove mer- were lively ones and hotly contest piled lor the SE 1-4 SW 1-4 of Sec. l(>, __ in I chants? An editor may boom a ed. In the first gam e the lum ber Tp 20 S, It 4 W of W. M. and filed SIIHSCKIPTION KATKS this office a list of school indemnity through his editorial and men defeated the merchants by selections in which It selected said On« Y e a r ........................................ t ' W; t o w n Six Monti» . . . . . 7 # Three M o u t h s ....................................... 5 0 1 n e w s c o l u m n s u n til h e is b l a c k in three pins, the merchants, however laud; and that said list, is'open to the If iiuid in advance but if not so paid a , public for Inspection. Any and all uniform rate of $2.00 per year will be charged. I the face, but critical investor w inning the second and third as persons claiming adversely the above Advertising rates made known on application | . . shown by the follow in g score: described land or any legal subdivis * ---- ----------------- i looks to the advertising colum ns MERCHANTS ion thereof, or claiming the same i for substantial evidence o f push FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1908 1st 2nd 3rd Tot. under the mining laws, or desiring to .¡a n d life. There are several firms A. Urmld............... ... *)2 125 *)2—30*) show land to be more valuable for W. A. Heniemvay.. ...116 120 140—376 mineral than for agricultural pur jin Cottage G rove w ho should be Krnest Hisby........ ...128 145 9S— 168 poses, or to object to said selection Abolish stock gam bling. 11 108 10*)—2*71 for any lawful reason, should file represented in the Leader's ad Ren Sanford.......... constitutes today the greatest meu- C. C. Ilazelton....... 116 *)4—2*>1 their claims or their affidavits of pro colum ns. test or contest In this ............ a o r !«•- ace to Am erican prosjieritv. The Totol............... ...4*)1 614 530 1635 fore the 1st day of May. 190s. cry lias lieen raised in W ashington I hereby designate the Cottage O regon ’ s death rate during 1007 I.PMHKRMKN Drove lender, published at Cottage and w ill lie heard from the A tlan was approxim ately nine in every 1st 2n.l 3rd Tot. C.rove, Oregon, as the newspaper In ‘H, HU—307 which the above notice Is to be pub tic to the Pacific, from the Great 1000 inhabitants accordin g to Dr. [. I. Iones.............. lm 115—205 lished. Hert McKibben...... Lakes to the G ulf. President R. C. Y enney, secretary o f the M. II. Anderson..... ... *)6 164 74—334 4S-.->t H kn . ia m in L. E iipy , Register. Roosevelt and a band of resolute state board o f health in his annual I. II. Chandlers...... ... 8*) 11« 101—205 R II. Uosenlierg__ ...128 125 104—357 supporters in Congress are deter report, w hich has recently been Gasoline Engine Irrigation, Spraying Total................. ... I‘>4 500 5m 1588 mined to m ake the issue para com piled. The low rate is looked and Pumping Machinery , ,, , . Im m ediately after the gam e the mount in the cam paign against upon as a rem arkable show ing and , "C om b in a tion s" issued a_ ch â l Falrhnnks-Morse Gasoline Engines for business dishonesty. There is no it is believed that it is not e x pumping, spraying, sawing, grind leuge to the merchants w hich was ing. Outflits complete. partisan politics in the issue. D em celled by any other state in the prom ptly accepted, the gam es be Fairbanks .Scales for weighing. ocrats and republicans alike are union. ing played W ednesday evenin g re Fairbanks-Mors« Dynamos and.Motors su ltin g in a victory’ for the "C o m for pow er end light. con vin ced that the time has com e G ive the boy a colt o f his own bin es,” they to keep the merchants Fairbanks.Morse Windmills it Towers when this cancer in the business Morse Grinders, Feed Cliop- in good humor, however, allowed Fairbanks- ders, Well Pumps body o f the nation must be cut out. and jierhaps you have won him for them to win the first gam e. The All first quality goods at low prices. the farm. T h e boy w h o js aie ver follow in g is the score: Always in Stock. Liberal terms. T a x es will becom e delinquent kiven an increase in anyw ay is apt • c o m b in a t io n s G R I F F I N «S. V E A T C H . A g e n t s C o l i s i « G io v e . O r e g o n the first M onday in April If the ! to grow tired o f farm life and lon g j 1st 2nd 3rd Tot. 116— M il full amount is paid on or before liefore I ! tor f°r a work wuere where he can see that " ’ • DuBnnlle..........14/ 1.18 170—W8 F airbetnks - Morse Co., Harry Short................ *8» 128 PORTLAND, OREGON March 15th, a rebate o f three jie r 1 he is earning som ething for hiin- J. M. I sham................ 105 142 1112—.149 I\ It. Phillips............. 91 III, II«—.142 cent will lie allowed. If on e-half | b *1T- Much o f the problem o f I'rank Williams......... 8.1 11« 1.16—.124 o f the above taxes is paid on or | keeping the t o y s on the farm rests Total....................5 lf» rô*) 62*) 180*1 before the first M onday in April, with the parents themselves. D R A Y IN G MERCHANTS the time for the remaining half will lie extended to the first M on day in < tetober: if not so paid and becom e delinquent, a penalty o f ten per cent and 1J jier cent inter est will be added. liv e ly « Nesbit T h aw has insti tuted divorce proceedings against her husband Harry K. T h aw on the grounds that he was insane when the union was contracted, j He must have lieen. Grant the d i A jierfect town is one in w hich vorce! you see farmers patronizing home The jieople o f France are savers. merchants, the laliorers spending the m oney they earn with their Nearly all nations are in debt to tradesmen, and all animated by a France for m oney lent them b y the spirit that will not purchase articles econom ical little F'renchman. elsewhere if they can lie bou ght at H an g to a plow handle and get home. The spirit o f reciprocity lietween man and the m echanic, a good living while your punny tradesman and laborer, farmer and city brother has to patronize the manufacturer: results every time in soup house. m aking the town a )ierfect one to The Cottage G rove Leader wears do business in. a new dress, is neat as a pin and Karo the m oney to m ake good "tw ic e as n ew sy.” — Kugene R eg roads. ister. FIR S T N H T O ii i n M Z F . n 10 N H L B H N K OF COTTAGE OROVE, OREGON Dix» N a t i o n A T i z z n pion Capital Stock Surplus - Undivided Profits . Total - $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 5 .0 0 0 1 0 .0 0 0 $ 4 0 .0 0 0 No notes in our case representing Capital, Surplus or Undivided Profits, T h e s k I t e m s h a v e b e e n paid in Cash or Earned HntnFtiT E akin , President T. C, WHtri.tR. Cashier DIRECTORS: N. \V. W p i ' r u . Vr.ATCTt STO R E K verything new and uo-to-datc. Best brands and grades ot Fresh G roceries. Country Produce bought and sold. Call and see what a dollar w ill buy at W. C. J O H N S O N ’S. General Fund, April I, 1007 — $f»240.<,2 March I, 1908--- 4.434.K1 Keduced during the year.............. $1905.79 Street Fund. April 1, 1*107.........$0*15.00 March I, 1908 ...... 4105.54 \ -------- Reduce«! during the year............. ViVhW n o t W\wo> finest. Eiactlj Wliat Ton Want March l. I*#**: General Fuud S2f,‘«.42 Water F u n d ....................... >9M.57 Street Fund .......................v, 20.20 Sewer F u n d ...................... 1471 .U* Made by David M. Pfaelrer A Co. 1 City .1. H . H a w i . f t W E W A N T Y O U R B U S IN E S S ! NVlNNViW'Ve W IM XV.W V llX\VW lNW .Ng|\NR5,N$V IIM IW W W ' 1st 2nd A. Bromi......................HU 124 \V. A. Heniemvay....... ’>7 HU R 1). Wheeler*.......... Hr» 116 C. C. Hazel ton............. 121 124 Ren .Sonfoni.................11*) 10‘) 3rd Tot. 107—ATI 110—.421 ino—301 128—376 106—334 Total....................528 578 500 1666 A great deal o f interest has been taken in b ow lin g at the clu b this winter and som e good scores have lieen m ade. The game o f the season will be played next week lietween the married and single men o f the club. It is a mistake to purchase an autom obile when you only have a wheelbarrow incom e. < GENERAL FEED STORE D. C. Baughman. Prop r. HAY. GRAIN. FLOUR. MILL FEED POULTRY SUPPLIES Cottage Grove, Oregon. Phone Office Iti. Rendente 215 C. H . Burkholder Tw enty years supplying the wants o f my customers here enables me to know and furnish just what you need, and buying for cash enables me to make the price right. FA R M M A C H IN E R Y S A W M ILL S U P P L IE S S T E A M AND G A S O L I N E ENGINES PAC KIN G. H O S E AND B E L TIN G Wynne Hardware Company Wholesale and Retail H a rd w a re a n d M a c h in e ry B R A S S G O O D S AND TIN W A R E S T O V E S AND R A N G E S M ITC H E LL W AGONS W IN DM ILLS, PU M PS :3\ COTTAGE GROVE A n d a.11 K in d s o H A U L IN G Leave orders at Cunningham's Con fectionery Phone 73 or phone residence 406 Hauling Done Promptly at Reasonable Charge FLOUR MILLS All K in d s of M ill F e e d G r a c ili and H ay C H A S. M A T T H E W S. Proprietor. Box Social. T h e Ladies o f the Maccaliees will g ive a Imx social at Jon e’s halt, Saturday evening, March 14, begin ning at 7 :.10., each lady to bring a Ixix with lunch for two, also wear an apron and m ake a necktie o f the same, the ties to be placed in an envelojie and sold to gents at SO cents w hich entitles him to a partner and supper. A g ood program , a good time. Kvery- bodv w elcom e. Mrs. A . \Y. Kirne, Com m ander. May Hart, Mary G ray and Elizabeth Fullmer. Com. I F Y ou wnnt the A . A. Cutter Loggers, the Packard Dress Shoes, the Thompson Glove fitting Corsets, the M cK ibben Hats, the Bauungan R ubber Goods, and other just as high class merchandise, go to their agent in Cottage G rove W . A . H O GATE PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE The Standard High Grade Fence of the World. There is over 4-00 miles of this famous wire fence in Douglas county, Oregon. This is High Carbon Spring Wire which will keep its shape when properly stretched. Will ca/rv a fall stock of wire at all times. I D AVID GRIGGS, or S. B. CROUCH, Agent TOILET ARTICLES are a necessity in every well ordered hom e. We have on sale an espe eially fine assortment of H ot Water Bags. Hath Broshes, Toilet Soaps Bath Sponges, Syringe*, etc. Prescriptions1 entrusted to ns will be carefully and faithfully tilled by a competent pharmacist. Benson’s Pharmacy Cottage Grow. Oregon In q u ire of j Cottage Grove, Ore. Oakland, Ore. j I j | Edison, Columbia Victor GRAPH0PH0NES Records Notions, Novelties _______