Cottage Grove leader., May 08, 1908, Image 4

COTTAGE GROVE LEADER
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THE LEAUEK PUBLISHING CO (Ine.)
HARRY L. BOWN
Democratic
Editor« !
C o n n e r A D i U hi ii i e .
Harry I-. Bown, democratic nom­
inee for sheriff lias been in South
I.atte county this week posting
election notices. Ilis connection
8HHSI K l l - I ION KAT EN
One Year
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ft.SO with Sheriff I'isk’s splendid admin­
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ti patti in advanee Imi It nul to paid a istrations of this office as deputy,
unitomi rale ol »J.uu per »ear *111 be elur*ed. makes him a fit successor and very
A>ivertt»lna rale» made Known on application
popular with the taxpayers of the
county regardless of party affilia­
FRIDAY, MAY H, litos
ELECTIONS 0F 1908.
Ite gis triitln ii reopens, A p ril 21.
May l*>.
(»P lie ra i E lectio n , June I.
Closes fo r E lectio n , O c t.9 t.
l ’ rcMlilciilliil E lection , N o v . il.
The friends of county clerk l.ee
are working quietly but diligently
for his re-electiou.
tions. He is a moral man, pos­
sessed of excellent qualifications,
and believes strictly in the enforce­
ment of th elaw sof the state. He
is a man of fine apjiearauce, phys­
ically and otherwise, and is very
courteous and genial in manners,
in fact, he has every qualification
and requirement for an efficient of
ficer of the law.
Salmon Again Scarce.
When Judge Chrisman and our
home candidate for county judge
Ten days Of salmon fishing in
get on their sprinting togs there the Columbia river show the sal­
will lie a merry race for the judge- mon supply still on the wane. This
is the season of the finest salmon
ship.
of the river— the best in the world
Soon these fish will be an extinct
As an independent newspaper breed. They are the fish that
the Leader is presenting sketches made the Columbia river famous.
of the various candidates for office The few remaining specimens
and will leave the matter of select­ should be protected with closed
season. The o[>eu season should
ing the “ best men” for the several
be put off from April 15 to May 15
offices to the judgment of onr After that there should be the
readers.
closed Sunday and rigid regula-
| tion of all kinds of gear— gillnets,
There is one thing which can traps, seines and wheels.
Master Fish Warden Van Husen
but create a bad impression of our
quits his office May 1, leaving the
town with even’ new comer who industry in a bad plight. It is too
visits it and that is the unsightly much to say that he is wholly to
frog pond near the depot. As blame for this condition of .affairs
first impressions are often lasting But the fish faction with which he
ones, it liehooyes our citizens to has lieett allied is as much to
blame as any other, and none is
figure on some wav to fill up that more grasping and none has de­
prominent and unsightly frog lot. feated as much remedial legisla
tion.— From the Oregonian. April
27th 1‘xt.x.
'I'he action of the city council in
The I". S. Bureau of Fisheries
employing a city attorney at #600 has for a long time been endeavor­
a year has created a great deal of ing to secure just such remedial
adverse comment on the part of legislation as is being objected to
the taxpayers of this city, esjieci- by the lower river interests. A
short time ago, Secretary Strauss,
allv itt the face of an already con­ of the C. S. Department of Com­
stantly growing deficit in the city's merce and Labor, set forth a list of
finances. According to street talk things necessary to save the indus­
a large remonstrance against this try. Initiative bill. No. 51S X
action will lie presented at the next ves, was framed to carry out their
ideas. We commend it to" your
meeting of the city council. The favorable consideration.
4-4t
mayor, l)r. Job, is said to be
strongly opjtosed to the employ­
Grand Military Minstrel Show.
ment of a city attorney by the
year, considering the citv's unsat-
Capt. J. C. Johnson of Co. Ii.
isfactorv financial affairs.
4th Regiment O. N. G. has se­
cured the well known minstrel mail
The following which will lie of S. H. llearde. with Mrs.-Kmma
interest to the “ poultry cranks” Bryan Crosno, pianist, to direct
hereabouts was taken from a late and stage a military minstrel,
number of the Northwest Poultry under the auspices of the inillita
journal
published
iu Salem: Company. Mr. llearde is a di­
“ Superintendaut II. C. Sehellhous rector of great ability and his ad­
of the poultry department of the vices and instructions bring the
( Iregon State fair is working hard best of results. The show is put
for a big poultry show and he is on entirely with home talent.
getting the support of the poultry- Watch for the date. Mr. llearde
men throughout the state and up ha*, lately produced this show at
iu Washington. We rather ex­ Albany, under the auspices of Co.
pect to see H.H . Collier, from T a ­ G. O. X. G. and the newspapers
coma, conte down with a string of at that place speak most highly of
birds and will attempt to carry off, ],js Work.
everything iu sight. Fortunately I
the poultry pavillioit is anchored tol
Best Cold and Grip Remedy
concrete, or he would attempt t o 1
Give Cole’s cough and con­
take that with hint as a souvenir.
However, the jieople around Port­ sumption cure a trial. It cures
land, Salem, Albany, Kugene, Cot­ when others fail. It will positively
tage Grove, The Dalles, and Bak­ cure lung trouble iu the first stages.
er Citv will see to it that he will For sale at leading drug stores of
have to have extraordinary good the country or of the manufacturer,
Geo. F. Cole. Myrtle Creek. t-8t ■
ou.vs in order to do this.
W W 'v VANNW
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S E C U R IT Y
This is the Fund that protects our depositors
front loss, coupled with years of successful
business experience. This Bank has a
Capital of
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$25.000.00
Surplus Fund of
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5,000.00
Undivided Profit of
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10.000.00
Stockholders Liability of
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25,000.00
A Total of . -
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$65.000.00
This means that we must lose $65.000.00 liefore our
depositors could lose one cent. This protection is for
YOW.
When you think BANK think of the
FIRST NHTIONHL BHNK
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Eiattly Hat loo Waal
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Family Groceries. New Dry Goods
Fine Laces and Embroideries
Ladies' and Gents Shoes
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M A R I O N VEATCH
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Phone fid Be*. Bhone Mniti HCi 1
FUNERAL DIRECTOR and LICENSED
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icipal law to lie “ A rule of civil
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IN T H E LINE OF
conduct prescribed by the Supreme
Parlors at Veatch A Lawson’s,
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power iu a state commanding what
is right and prohibiting what is
wrong.”
(Cooley’s Blackstone,
Marg. pp 44.)
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A F IN E F R U IT COUNTRY.
E. YOUNG
There is auother industry ad­
“ But the saloon isn’t a wrong!”
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mirably adapted to this fertile
Don’t! You’ll convince us that
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Office: Young Building, Main Street,
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valley and that is fruit raising
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W est Side.
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you have a cabbage growing on ^
and the farmers there are making
a mistake by not planting out your neck instead of a man’s head.
The time was, to lx* sure, when
more fruit trees, as the Cottage
Grove cannery, which is assured, religious )>eople stood alone, but
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will furnish a nearby and splendid that day has passed. It is now. j !
Kverything new and uo-to-date. Best brands and grades ot
market for all the fruits this part to an increasing number of multi­
OPTICIAN and REFRACTIONIST
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Fresh Groceries. Country Produce bought and sold. Call and
of the county can produce.
plied thousands, a question of dol­
see what a dollar will buy at W. C. JOHNSON’S.
Room 1-4 New rhrlsinanUk. Kugene, Or. 3*
PROM ISING COAL PROSPECTS.
lars and cents. You probably
S. F. Jackson and son, who re­
cently discovered a vein of fine noticed, recently, that a single
coal on their ranch, will proceed lo company “ laid down the law” to
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develop the find just as soon as its twenty thousand employees that 9 ^ W. KIMH, M. I».
they are able to lay aside their they must not drink intoxicating 9
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spring farm work ami it is antici­ liquor. The lynx-eyed, calculat­
Office in McKurlauri Building
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business
men
at
the
head
of
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Over Cochran’s Furniture Store
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pated that they will discover a fine
Office Phone, 341 Resilience Phone, 4U
that concern aré not hojielessly
deposit of good coal.
overwhelmed with “ religious fanat­
LORANE BASEBALL C Ll'B .
icism ."
I.nraue has a baseball team this
The South is fast wheeling into
inerts, Princess, Silks, Voiles, Sicilians, Suitings,
season, which is to lie reckoned
A. KOSTKR. I». C.
line with its proverbial solidity and
with in the race for balltossing
demanding that the liquor traffic I
Spinal
and
Vibrating
J Kimona Cloths, W aisiing Silks, and a very full
houors. Thus far they have not “ clear out.” What is the matter, é
Treatments.
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entered into matched games but with those noble, warm-hearted 4 office Hours, 10 Jo a. in. 2 to 5 p. in.
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line o f Summer Lawns, India Linons, Dimities,
2» 7 to 9 by aptKiintuuHit. office over Car-
the members have practiced faith­
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Southerners? Have they too, Ire- Ç man. Ilem euw uy Co.
fully and expect to figure largely
Swiss Mercerized and Plain Ginghams. New Lac­
come demented? Hardly! Go over
in the season’s results. The per­
there iu that cane brake and see
es and Embroideries.
sonnel of the team is as follows: those negroes wollowing iu their
Ferry Richardson, ss., Orval own blood, oozing from a score of
These goods bought right? Yes, for cash from
Crow, c.: Chauneev Davis, p.; wounds. And here beside their è j . S‘ A MKDLKY»
T T O R N E Y A T LAW
Garfield Crow, fb.; George Bil-
the largest dry goods house in the world.
S|>ecial Attention C iveu to M in in g au«l
trail, in the temple of the woods
ings, si).: Richard Farman, tb.: S.
Corporation Uaw.
and ill the stillness of death, are
A. Pipes, rf.; Riley Crow, cf.;
O ffice, Suite 3, Bank Bvilldinjt.
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more of the same race and class.
Horace Conner, If.
Listen to that blood-curdling yell
of negroes burning at the stake and
Fifty Dollars to Give Away.
ask your question, “ Why?” These
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brutalized mortals have had poured 9 J C. JOHNSON,
The Harrington patent clothes into their fatal bowl the drugs that
ATTO R N E Y AT LAW
washer just improved. Its weight so gloriously aid “ the public
Kstates Administered, M ining Patents T
Procured. M ining and Corj»oration Law
is three pounds and a half: its morals, the public health and the
specialty,
office over Criffin. Veatch
IardwHre.
force is compressed air; the price public safety!”
■ office
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Phone,
Main ILL
Resilience, s.s.
is #5. It is all copper and is dur­
From the standpoint of econom­
V. * V,*! V.*!’: ■. » ?
able. John Xokes is my agent ics the saloon is an exceedingly
and can establish agents.
expensive institution—we can not
afford it. 'I'he hollow mockery of
MY OFFER.
Architect.
I will give fifty dollars to any the License money deludes those
only
who
do
not
sit
down
and
SAW MILL SUPPLIES
FARM MACHINERY
party that can find any two high
Free Thomas. Kugene, Ore., Sketches
price crank or lever washers in the figure for themselves. According
and plans drawn, blue prints and spec­
ifications. General supervision over
I ’nited States that can do the work to a statement of the secretary of
STEAM AND GASOLINE ENGINES.
buildings in course o f construction. If
of one of the Harrington washers the National Liquor Dealer’s Asso
PACKING. HOSE AND BELTING
thinking of building, large or small,
ciation
the
average
income
of
the
iu all kinds of washing, both
see me. Term s reasonable. Room 7,
average
saloon
is
fifteen
dollars
heavy and light. It is a free gift
Chrisman block.
51-2m*
Keep your money in your i>ocket. per day. Figuring will convince
you. 1 am sure, that instead of be­
R. S. 11 AR R ING TO N,
H. C. M A D S E N ,
ing a "business Ixxnner" the sa
3-2t*
Corvallis, Oregon.
loon is a parasite eating at the
W atch m aker .
financial, as well as the moral
Judge Cake Will Speak Monday.
Repairing at reasonable enarges.
vitals of the community.
All work guaranteed tlrat-ciass.
Business men cannot afford to Watches, Clocks and Jewelry at Lowest Price
Judge Cake, republican caudi
COTfAOK OROVE. ORE.
Wholesale and Retail
date for I ’ nited States Senator, will let the saloon exist, for as a gen
address the citizens of Cottage eral rule, their liquor drinking pa ­
Grove at 2 o'clock Monday after­ trons first (ling their money across Gasoline Engine Irrigation, Spraying
noon in the Armory. 'I'he Judge the bar, then ask for extended
and Pumping Machinery
is a very fluent, able and interest credit from their merchants. The
tax
payer
cannot
afford
to
let
the
Pillrhnnkx-Morsei
, 11 -uliii« Engines for i
ing speaker and our citizens should
pumping xpriiying. H a w i n g , grind-1
turu out and hear him. 'I'he ladies saloon exist for the reason that, in
lug. Outtlits complete.
the long run, the amount of money
are invited.
Kalzbaiikn Scales for w eigh in g.
required to prosecute liquor-dojied Knirhanke-Morw» DynamoHnndMotors |
criminals far exceeds the amount
for p o w e r end light.
BRASS GOODS AND TINWARE
DIED.
of license money paid into the mu­ Fairbanks.Morse Windmills it Tow ers
STOVES AND RANGES
nicipal
treasury. 'I’he money, Knfrlmnks-MorseUrlnders, KeedChop-
derH, Well Pumps
LKBOW — At the home of his mark you, does not go into the
M IT C H ELL WAGONS
daughter. Mrs. Janies Porter, iu county treasury. The rural tax All llrsT quality goods at low prices.
WINDMILLS, PUMPS
A lw a y s injitock. Liberal terms.
this city Wednesday .May 6, payer has, therefore, an even
G R IF F IN < V E A T C H . A «*n ts
1‘JOB, Thomas Simpson Lebow, greater grievance than his city
C o lt & l, G iove. Oregon
aged No years, .1 months and 14 cousin for he derives none of the
Fairbanks
- Morse Co., -
days, of complications incident benefits of the license money, but
PO RTLAN D . OREGON
to old age.
he must plank down his hard
Deceased was born in Granger earned dollars to help prosecute
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county, Tennessee, Jan. 22, 1H2N, the criminals that are spawned in »4SS
C O T T A G E G KO V E
moved to Missouri when but ID this hot-bed of criminality— the sa­ [
years old and crossed the plains to loon.
Again, Mr. Voter, I appeal to
California in 184'). He came to the l ’ . S. supreme court for an
All Kinds of
Oregon in 1850 and on Octolier 15, authoritative utterance, the weight
All the latest treatments.
1857 was united in marriage with and truthfullness of which you
Hanna Jane Shields, a metnlier of cannot gainsay or deny. “ If a
an honored pioneer family of this loss of revenue should accrue to
the I ’nited States ( liecause of pro­
place, and seven children were hibition ) from a diminished con-
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Ixirn to them, four of whom are suption of ardent spirits, she will
still living,
Marion
Lebow of lie a gainer a thousand fold in the
Waldport. and Mrs. J. C. Porter, health, wealth and happiness of ÿ For further particulars address
D r . H . C. S C H L K K F .
Mrs. D. II. Brumbaugh and James the people.’ ’ (License cases,
Howard (46 1’ . S .) 57.1-642.)
Lelx>w o f this place. Mr. Lelmw
W . A. K i . k in s .
CHAS. MATTHEWS. Proprietor.
s<xni after his arrival here took up
( To lie continued)
a donation land claim on Mosbv
CASE A FTE R CASE
creek where he reared his family.
Horseshoeing a specialty.
Wagon and carriage re­
Deceased was one of the few brave
lug. All work guaranteed
Plenty More Like This in Cottage
Have your horsesteet h ex­
volunteers who engaged in the ( )re-
amined and repaired. Shoe
at rear of Henienway &
Grove.
gon Indian wars of 1855 serving
Burkholder’s Store :: ::
under Capt. Laban Buoy, our es­
B A I C E S
Scores of Cottage <Vrove peopl * can
teemed townsman II. C. Veatch tell you altout l>oan’s Khlney Jills.
The Standard High Grade Fence o f the
Many a liappy citizen makes a uhlic
having been a comrade of Mr. Le- statement
World.
There is over 400 miles of this
of iiis experience. lAc • is a
botv in these wars. Deceased was case o f it. 'Yliat le tte r proof of nerit
famous wire fence in Douglas county, Oregon.
can lie had than such endorsement?
a man jx>ssessed of many sterling
This is High Carbon Spring Wire which will
And all Kinds of
Mrs. M. Martung, liv in g on R iver
qualities, was honest and up-right street. Cottage Grove, Oregon, says: “ It
keep its shape when properly stretched. Will
is a pleasure for me to recommend
in his dealings, a good neighlxir, IToan’s Kidney pills. This remedy has
carry a fob stock of wire at all times.
kind father and husband, ami was been used in our fam ily with the most
excellent results anti I cannot praise it
Inquire of
Leave orders at Cunningham s Con­
universally esteemed.
too strongly. I would advise anybody
DAVID
(iRIfiUS,
or
S
TF.ARNS & CHENOWITh. Agents
fectionery
Phone
73
or
phone
suffering
from
kidney
trouble
to
use
Funeral services were conducted
residence 406
Doan’ s Kidney P ills.”
For sale by all
Cottage Grove, Ore.
Oakland, Ore.
at 4he Presbyterian church, of dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Mil-
which he was a metnlier. Friday, burn Co.. Buffalo, N ew York, sole
agents for Pie United States.
(tod ay) at 11 o ’clock, by Rev.
Rememlter the name— Doan’ s— anti
Edison, Columbia
Nave the pastor. in te rm e n t in th e * take no other.
Shields cemetery.
Mrs. Ulmw
Victor
preceded her husband to that great I ESTABLISH BRANCH
GRAPH0PH0NES
eternity a little more than a year |
STORE AT DRAIN
ago.
Records
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JOHNSON S STORE
5 H.
REPUBLICAN LE G IS LA TIVE TICKET
Assessor B. F. Keeney stands a
good chance to succeed himself as
assessor.
of eighty cows, this arrangement
will come in pretty handy.
There are wonderful possibilities
iu ( Iregon for the dairying industry
and Mr. Billiugs is iu line to reap
the lieuefits.
OUR SPRING AND SUMMER
DRESS GOODS HAVE ARRIVED
R e g is tr a tio n reo|>ens, Sept. 20.
T he follo w in g are the regular nomi­
nees o f bane county, for representatives
on the Republican ticket:
b om s lì. B e a n
W in s o r \V. C a l k in s
A l l e n i i . E aton
Professional Cards.
SALOONS OR NO SALOONS?
(Continued from page one.)
Nominee for Sheriff of
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Lane County.
they expect soon to keep upwards government when he definies mun­
Entered *1 the l'ott»*«<¡r«w poiKiBIce ns w -
ond-oUs* nutter.
CI ohch fo r E lection ,
L0RANE V A L L E Y IS PROSPEROUS.
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Goods w ill be Priced Right
from the First so we w ill not
have to Cut the Price in the
Middle to sell them afterwards
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C* H . B U R K H O L D E R . .
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Wynne Hardware Company
Hardware and Machinery
COTTAGE GROVE
n
Electrical
FLOUR
MILLS
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PLAIN and MEDICATED BATHS \
Mill Feed
Grain
and Hay
General Blacksmith ing
THE PAGE WOVEN W IR E FENCE.
DRAY ING
HAULING
Hauling Done Promptly at
Reasonable Charge
W . A. HOGATE
Notice of Sale of State Land.
Notice is hereby given that the State
band Board w ill receive sea let 1 bids un­
til 2 o ’clock p. m. Mont lay May 25,
psks, for tlie follow in g described land:—
NR K SK!f o f Section 21. T. 20, S. R. 5
\Y\, the same having lieen devised to
the State of « >regon by < «gorge A.
Hines, deceased, for the benefit of the
Oregon Soldier’ s Home.
Each bid must lie accompanied by at
least one-fifth of the amount offered.
The right to reject any anti all bids is
reserved.
Addres« the undersigned and mark the
enveh»pe “ Bid for State M m l.”
C N A * . V. I '• AL L O W AY,
State I a im l Agent.
Salem. « »regon. May t, 1**K
l-.lt
Wheeler \ Wilson, of the firm
of Wheeler-Thorn pson Co. of Cot­
tage Grove, have reuteil the Drain
brick store building in Drain and
will open up iu a few days down
there with a big line of Ladies’
and Men’s ready-to-wear clothing
and shoes. They carry a large
stock of high grade goods in this
city and will carry- only good re­
liable goods in their branch store.
Messrs \\ heeler & Wilson are
genial ami obliging gentlemen and
first c)a — business men and the
town of I »rain is lucky in secur­
ing this branch store with its
genial management.
Notions, Novelties
Hearticulture.
»»liver llerfonl and John Cecil
Clay in the Mav Woman’s Home
Companion assert that Ilearticul-
ture is an exact science, amt they
give cultural directions for the use
of lovers, young and old. Every
one can imagine how delightfully
Oliver Herford could describe such
strange flowers as Aprilfoolia, the
Valentine plant, the Hope Vine,
and Gossip weed. The illustra­
tions of these nnique plains are in
color.
Carpet ami Huir We avion. GEHERAL FEED STI
D. C. Baughman. Prop r.
I am prepared to do Carpet and
Rug Weaving on short notice. Rea­
sonable prices and satiafaction is
guaranteed. Call at west Wall
street. Phone 386.
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J.
M. COMER.
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HAY. GRAIN,
FLOUR. MILL FEED
POULTRY SUPPLIES
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
Phone Office U S.
Resided