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DRY G O O D S
The Niftiest Styles, Tor Summer Wear, Foi Ladies and Gentle-
men.
G R O C E R IE S
Everything Seasonable for that Outing or for home wear in this
swell department.
New fresh stock. Everything to meet the requirements ot the
housewife. Phone your wants.
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Professional Cards.
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER
Alxiut one of tin- most glaring
boldly asserts the right of courts to | NEWSPAPER CHANGES HANDS.
human inconsistencies which comes
I issue temi*>rarv iujuiictioiis iu cases i
Our esteemed
contemporary, to our daily notice is the fellow
| hr here there is threats of damage
rUHI.ISHKD KVKKV K ltlD A Y BY
| to' property or business, but .he Western c iregou, has changed own who is in business, dependent up
TH K I.KAOKK I’ l'H I.ISII I NO CO (IBP.)
i condemns the practice of procuring ership. C. J. Howard has laid on the town for sup|>ort and patron
C o n n Hit & I » i H r i i i . i k .
Killlors i iujuiictioiis against acts which are down his trenchant and fluent i*n age in his particular line, expects
' not threatened,'which injunctions, after a good many years service iu all the people to patronize him and
Kater«« » I t h « Collage Uro** pmioinee u « * - 1
¡•served upon ignorant men, fright- this city, slid out of the editorial then when he wants anything not
ond-elAHA matter.
; en them out of asserting and ex chair and vacated the sanctum, kept in his stock, sends oil to the
ercising their rights. He defends after having transferred the pai>er, city for it. lie is a ‘.win brother
the right of tailoring men to form business and good will to J. S. to the habitual knocker.
SUBSCRIPTION RATKS
One Year
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$1.M uuious, to strike in order to pro Bath, of Baudon.
“ Jack" ¡is we
Six Mitntto
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cure recognition of their demands, all know him best, turned out a
Tore« Months
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AVe supi»ose they are called "fits "
If paid In advance but II not so paid a
uniform rate of tz.iw per year » I I I be charged. to persuade others to strike and to good, live, local paper, whooped it j in the Albany Herald because they
Advertising rates made known on application resort to the boycott if they wish, up for the town and community, | almost give its readers an epileptic
but he denies the right of any man cracked a few evils on the head every time they read them.
or set of men to employ duress and applauded most worthy and
FRIDAY. JULY
190«
or to use the secondary boycott meritorious enterprise» and meas
A bounteous harvest in this part
For this service he got of the Willamette valley means
which brings into the controversy’ ures.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
third parties not directly concerned. his share of public patronage, com lively times the coming fall.
Amendment of the anti trust meudatiou and— kicks. Like all
R K I T BI.IC ANS.
law so as to prevent restraint of newspaper effort, his was appreci
The iieople may
revere the
K. J. M iller.................................»Albany
trade is advocated by Mr. Taft, ated on the part of a few, the rest courts, but not all judges.
R. R. Butler.......................... Baker City and he favors a system of volun- remained indifferent, allowed their
J. A. Lee......................................Portland
A. :. Marie™::::::::/.-.-.V.V:.::::R«»eBnrK tf rv licensing and publicity rather subscriptions to become delinquent
The anxiety is over. Taft has
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than the Democratic plan of ltcens- , and got mad when they were re- accepted the nomination.
1)KM K.RAI 1C.
fug aB concerns controlling 25 per I quested to pay up— but these little
Sam White........................ Baker City- cents of the products in which | joys and sorrows will trouble our
K. J. S. M cA llister..................... Portland ..
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brother print no more— until he
Bernard Italy...............................Portland U le ' <leal
Mr. Taft points out that the gets the fever again and returns to
O. P. Coshow.................. ..
Roseburg
compulsory insurance of deposits his first love— it were ever thus.
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To the credit of lxith papers and
ISSUE BETWEEN EAST AND WEST. would be an unjust tax upon the their management, may it lie said Three Cottage Grove Boys. Members
honest banker for the benefit of
the dishonest, *Rnd he prefers the that personalities, tuud-slingiug
of Company E. Selected to Go
One Platform ia Conservative. the postal savings bank as a better and editorial controversaries have
to Ohio August 9th.
lieeu strictly prohibited and friendly
Other Radical.
provision for safety of deposits.
I'poit the subject • of tariff re relations have at all limes prevailed;
vision Mr. Taft has little to offer which we trust will continue. Mr.
Fourteen crack shooters of the
Brooklyn Kagle ( Dent. )
in addition to what has lieett al Bath comes to our city a stranger. ( Iregou National Guard were
So surely as the Denver and Chi ready said iu the Kepubliean plat He is competent to s|»eak for him
cago conventions adopted plat form and by the Republican self, and “ by his works ye shall selected at the Salem rifle range
yesterday to represent Oregon iu
forms and nominated candidates, leaders.
judge him.” The Leader extends
the national shoot which will take
so surely did they make an issue,
to
him
a
cordial
welcome
and
Liberal praise of the Roosevelt
place at Camp Berry, near San
which as yet is unexpressed in administration is plentiful in the wishes Western Oregon success.
dusky, Ohio, August 10 to 29. The
words. The issue is not alone Taft address as one might expect it
selections were made after two days
radicalism versus conservatism, would be.
“ Who Said Rain" is the latest of competitive rifle shooting among
but it is that of the radical West
While the republican platform advertisement issued by Manager
the 19 best shots at the recent state
against the conservative hast. Was silent on election of United John H. Hartog, of the Iiugene
coni|x‘tition and resulted iu the
What expression has liven made as States Senators by direct vote, Mr. Commercial Club. A Iiugene belle
following guardsmen l>eing chosen
yet is wholly in the acts of the con- Taft come out flat-footed in favor is photographed three times, stand
to conqxisc the national team:
veutions.
of the measure.
ing iu glasses, each of wliicli con
Capt. Geo. E. Houck, Sergt. A.
It is not to Ite praised nor com
It is a dignified address meeting tains the rain fall for one year, one
mended. Indeed, it is to lie de every issue squarely and discuss- in Iiugene with .18 inches, and the L. Johnson, Lieut. F. G. Stewart,
Corp. Alex l'erguson, Private B.
plored. The element of sectional ! iug it courageously.
girl’s face lias a happy expression: E. Shields, Corp. Perdue, Co. 1).
ism is thereby introduced. This is
New York City with 4t> inches, Roseburg.
to be feared. It was not an end
A FANATICAL CANDIDATE.
and that expression liecomes doubt
Sergt. J. A. Potts, Sergt. F. II.
aimed at in either convention, but
ful, while New Orleans, with 62 ¡Snodgrass, Private Mooney, Co. 1C.
it is a result not to lte ignored.
inches, makes her cry for hell». ! Cottage Grove.
Apparently an occult force was in
I" t>'c candidate for president on
The leaflet quotes from reports of
Capt. R. (). Scott, Sergt. A. A.
operation to bring altout the results.' i the prohibition ticket, we evident- the United States Weather Bureau
! Schwartz, Sergt. (). J. Romaine,
K*ch convention was dominated jv have a man of radical ideas, that during 1907 Eugene had 205
by a controlling personality. T h e ; am, hi)e he
I)e tel„ 1)era(e ¡„ days without any rain and 70 days j Co. K. Portland.
Private Walt McCormack, Co.
exercise of personal force.was suf- . . . . .
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ficient in the Chicago convention 1,h habit», lie is most surely in when it rained less than one-tenth A. Eugene and Sergt- C. Abrams,
of an inch. The amount of rxin Co. M. Salem.
to deny the claims of the radical temperate ill his utterances. Last
at Iiugene anil Cottage Grove is
The complete team will be com
element of the Republican party i week he announced:
the same annually.
posed of 15 men, one position re
for representation of its ideas in the j
" j f | ajn elected President of the
maining to be filled. This place
platform. The exercise of person . l nited Slates, I will have a Con-
“ W hy I would not marry my will fall to either Private C. Fisher
al force was sufficient in the Den . jjrest< which will pass a prohibitory
of Roseburg or Lieutenant Deich
ver convention to deny the claims |aw anj ¡f there are'any com mu - husband again,” is the subject of
of Portland
of the conservative element of the uities that refuse to obey the law a page article in the last issue of
General Fitizer will go east as
the
Ladies
Home
Journal.
We
Democratic party for representation aull tjle civic authorities are un
captain of the ( iregou team, while
of its ideas in the platform. The „ble to enforce it, 1 shall use tile have not heard from the "old
Major F. B. Hamlin of Roseburg,
result was that the Republican | power conferred upon me by the man," but without doubt he would
will be team coach. The team
platform represents all there is of .constitution
and call out the say, “ its because she wouldn’t get
will leave Portland for Ohio Aug.
conservatism presented in the cam ,„iiitia, the Standing Army and the another opportunity," anil he could
Vth.
probably
moralize
and
also
set
paigii, and the Democratic plat-' Navy and enforce prohibition on
form all there is of efficient radical every inch of territory under the forth some mighty good reasons,
A fine line of Men's neckwear
“ why I would not marry iny wife
ism. The argument for radical ex American flag."
1 Atf
again." Tne “ ideal” or perfect at 'Elie Toggery.
pression in the Republican platform
The Honorable Eugene Cliafiu husband, or wife, is yet to be found.
was presented by men of the West :
that for conservative expression in would evidently solve the prohibi
The Leader observes that Med
the Democratic platform by men of tion question by killing off all of
the Hast. Each was denied, with theanti-prohisand thereby speedily ford is about to grant a franchise
the result of sectional triumphs.
and effectually overcoming all op for electric car lines through that
East Saturday, while the crew
There was a logical consequence. position. lie lias more faith iu city for a term of years, a plan
The West alone is represented iu controliug human ap]»etities and being well under way for an elec was at dinner, the Wicks saw mill
the men chosen to stand on the passions by the use of mixlern guns tric line to connect all of the prin on Row river caught on fire in
platform made by the 1 teinocratic and smokeless jxiwder than by cipal towns of Jackson county. some unknown way aud the flames
convention— Bryan from Nebraska statutory law. This reminds usof Some of the towns of the lower gained such headway before dis
and kern from Indiana. Eastern (lie sage declaration: “ We must Willamette are even offering fran covered, that the mill, its contents
men alone on the platform made by j have peace if we have to fight for chises and bonuses for electric and some lumber was totally con
the Republican convention— T a ft ; it."
In making such fanatical as lines. It therefore behooY’es Cot sumed entailing a loss of $5,000,
from Ohio and Sherman from New sertious, Mr. Cliafiu is doing the tage Gro\-e to not be niggardly which falls very heavily on Mr.
York. The alignments are made. |cause more injury than good. We with it franchises, or the building Wicks as he carried no insurance.
The parties are in battle array. | fa\’or teni|»eraiice, believing it pro- aud o(»eratiim of electric lines and He is undecided,as to whether lie
Indeed the battle is on. The stand- j motes clear heads and sol»er minds the scores of new industries which will rebuild or not.
MCKIBBKX SAW MILL BORNS.
ards of conversatism aud radical- i iu men, bringing them up to the follow them, will all l>e confined to
ism are opposed one against the moral, commercial and industrial the more lilieral and enterprising
This Friday morning between
other. Unfortunately, it is section [ requirements' o f life, lielieve the towns.
one anil two o'clock the McKibben
against section— the West against I cause is right-Hud will prevail, but
Brothers saw mill a few miles east
A “ Good Roads" meeting— the of this citv burned to the grouud.
the East.
not through the party which sets up
mb f i r F « a r r r p r a y e r
men like Mr. Chafin for its stand greatest of its kind ever held in Just how the fire originated is not
Mn. I AM » A l l t r l A N l t .
aril Lexters
1 he great tidal wave state, will be held in the Com known. The luinl>er is fl :ined
of public sentiment against the mercial Club building in Portland from tile mill to the yards r.t the
■Mr. T a ft’s speech t>( acceptance liquor traffic, which is sweeping on August llth — morning, after railroad siding, therefore no luinlier
and
evening
sessions. was destroyed. The mill
may lie defined as a straight for- 'over the country is the result of noon
was
ward discussion by the republican Hxilicies. principles and influences, Everybody in the state who is in valued at $.$,(*00 anil there was no
candidate for president, of the I other than those represented by terested in good roads is invited to insurance on it. The lx»ys ha\-e
issues of the campaign, with a clear Mr. Chafm anil the cause will be be present. The object of the been operating their mill for some
statement of what be lielieves aud worked out to a practical couclu meeting is to dsicuss ways and time and this will be a heavy loss
will advocate if elected. It is a ision tlirough this combination of means for the improvement of the to them
Thv\ in ay decide to re
dignified address, one not designed , influences.
roads with state aid, for which build.
to arouse men, but simple to put
proper recommendations will l»e
If things keep moving in Cottage made to the legislature
them to thinking.
next
Sutimier dress goods at cost at
U|xm the subject of injunctions, Grove at the present rate much winter. For this occasion the S. \V. A . Hemenway’».
t.itf
which will apparently lie a main longer the old town will be enjoy P. Co. will make a rate of one fare
topic of the canqiaign, Mr. Taft ing a genuine boom, instead of a and a third for the round trip.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
defines his position clearly. He steady and substantial growth.
\Ve do not need money our
A l A B A R G A IN — V new
! selves, but the fellow we owe wants | ' L iu lw ig p ililo
<125 instrument. In
j us to p jy up. Pay your little bill
q u ire ot Thus, lenkinx.
I.Mf
and help the other fellow out.
FAIR TREATMENT
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MARKSMEN SELECTED
FOR NATIONAL SHOOT
TWO SAW MILLS
DESTROYED BY FIRE
S E C U R IT Y
This is the Fund that protects our depositors
from loss, coupled with years of successful
business experience. This Bank has a
Capital of
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$25.000.00
5.000. 00
Surplus Futid ot
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Undivided Profit of
10 . 000 . 00
Stockholders Liability of
25,000.00
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A Total of
$65.000.00
This meàhs Dial we must W
$65.000*00 before ottr
could lone one ceu E -T h is. protection is for
depository c
VBU.
V hen vou think BANK think J the
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( ates succeed and many of them are
| now prominent mettiliers o f the;
Hench and Bar. Faculty of seven
j teen instructors. Students have ac [
I cess to a library of 10,11111 volumes, i
Next turn opens about September I
1 ilst, l'J)»8. Free catalogue on ap i
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Fine Laces and Embroideries
Ladies' and Gents Shoes
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Special Attention Given to Miniti«; and
Corporation Law.
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specialty, office over t ’.riffin, Veatch
Hardware.
Office Phone. Main 11.1.
Residence, N5.
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Everything new and uo-to-date. Best brands and grades ot
Fresh Groceries. Country Produce bought and sold. Call and
see what a dollar will buy at W. C. JO H N S O N ’S.
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D E N T IS T
Stewart-Porter Huildiu«
Phone 1151
Hours s..to to 1-’ . 1 to
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Lawns, Batistes, Dimities, Silk Tissues, Ginghams and
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General Blacksm ithing
Horseshoeing a specialty.
)Yagnii and carriage re-
ing. All work guaranteed
«lave your horsesteetb ex
amined and repaired. Shoe
at rear of Hemenway «
Burkholder’ s Store :: ::
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I.¡lilies’ anil Misses drawers, hemstitched ruffles with
tucks .$5 cents. Ladies’ and Misses white uudeiskirts,
tucked ruffle lace trimmed 60 cents. Ladies’ anil Misses
corset covers, embroidered and lace trimmed at .55 cents.
Ladies musliu night gowns, insertion yoke anil em
broidered trimmed at 75 cents. Outing flannel skirts
with scalloped ruffle at 75 cents. Ladies’ percale shirt
waist suits with dutch neck trimmed with braid "extra
full at $2.00 per suit.
COTTAGE GROVE. ORE.
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-----Percales—
Muslin Underwear, good quality
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Repairing at reasonable charges.
All work guaranteed first-class.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry at l^owest Price
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Here
Grove.
in ColtaRe
farm
I will lx» prepared to supply
planters with nil klnils of fruit
trees anil other uurserv stocks
the coming fall My prices wiil
be right anil my trees clean and
healthy, and by patronizing a
home industry you will help to
build up a nursery that has long
lieen needed here, and keep the
money at home.
With :t0 years experience with
fruit trees and berries in this cli
mate, lean save tlie intending
planter mtii-li time and trouble In
selecting the lx-st varieties, ns
well as money on first cost of
trees.
Decide early wliat yon want to
plant, and write or phone to me
for price and other information.
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Wynne Hardware Company
Wholesale and Retail
Hardware and Machinery
Cottage Grove.
Oregon.
DRAYINQ
HAULING
BRASS GOODS AND TINWARE
STOVES AND RANGES
And all Kinds of
M IT C H E L L WAGONS
Leave orders at Cunningham's Con
fectionery Phone 73 or phone
residence 406
COTTAGE GROVE
W . A. H O G A TE
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CO TTA G E OKOVK
I IlUiNpilil
All the latest treatments.
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WINDMILLS. PUMPS
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Hauling Done Promptly at
Reasonable Charge
Electrical
PLAIN ami MEDICATED BATHS
SAW M IL L SUPPLIES
STEAM AND GASOLINE ENGINES.
PACKING. HOSE AND B E L T I ' G
S. B. M O R S S ,
Phono
471
M a c h i n e r y
FLOUR
MILLS
All
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L e v i S t r a u s s & C o ’s
Cooper Ru
K in d s o f
Mill Feed
Grain
and Hay
C H A S. M A T T H E W S . Proprietor.
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For
rut further
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particulars address
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Dr. II. C. S C H LK E F.
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C O M S TO C K
MINING STOCK
F. J. Catterlin & Co.
Portland, Oregon.
THE PAGE WOVEN W IR E FENCE.
The Standard High Grade Fence of the
World.
There is over 400 miles of this
famous wire fence in Douglas county, Oregon.
This is High Carbon Spring Wire which wili
keep its shape when properly stretched. Will
carry a full stock of wire at n il times.
Inquire of
DAVID GRIGGS,
or STF.ARNS & CHEN0WITH, Agents
Cottage Grove, Ore.
Oakland, Ore.
the farm .« the weedh nr
P tr k t n
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F R U IT T R E E S
Grown Right
We have two 500 share cer
tificates of Comstock Golden
Gate stock that we can sell, if
taken at once at 65 cents per
share.
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W ALTER H. EVANS. Secretary.
¡611 Corbett Bldg.. Portland. Oregon :
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Ettray Notice
Two year old brindle steer, came
to my pface in April, marked
under cut in right ear. c >wner
mav reclaim same by paving for
pasturage and cost of advertising.
14-4t
M. F. B a b c o c k .
Edison, Columbia
Victor
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