Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, September 15, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextA SPLENDID AUTUMNAL SHOWING OF -------------------------------------- A T T H E N E W SEASONABLE GOODS S T O R E O F --------------------------------------- R E E S -W A L L A C E C O M P A N Y , Inc. September sees an active resumption of trade which See our special bargains in cool weather goods. was somewhat dull the two previous months Shoes for School children which w ear and look well Our GROCERY DEPARTMENT is complete. Stock tresh, select and will please the most fastidious. Phone your wants. Main 2 5 ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. COTTAGE GROVE LEADER. T u M i a y s a n i F r id a y s . Published Weekly and Semi-Weekly. Karl Sitneral has returned home from a trip east. Professional Cards. STATE FAIR IS A BIDS OPENED FOR WHOPPER THIS YEAR NEW STEEL BRIDGE It is probably l>etter for Kiris to Contract Will be Awarded or Bids Re lie shot by repulsed suitors than to jected by Coj.icil Thursday Even C onner A D u B b i ’ i i . i . ic , - Editors marry them. ing-O th er Business. Entered at the Cottage d rove postomce as sec Miss Zelrna Maples is home ond-class matter. from a visit with a sister in Wash- The regular monthly meeting of ! ington state. 8IJHSCK1PTION KATKH the city council was held Monday ceul! • '■ Mrs. I.onzo Willard came up W eekly, one year. fl.W ; six months SUM I-WEEKLY. from Eugene Saturday for a few evening and considerable business Une Year V j 2 days visit with friends and rela- of importance was transacted, in Six Months Three Months cluding the opening of bids for •7S tives. the construction of a new steel Miss Alma Hartung went to Sa TU E SD AY. SEPTEMBER 15, 1908 lem Monday to visit with friends bridge across the river on Main and attend the state fair. street. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. Mrs. J. V'. Thornton and daugh TH E BIDS. ters, Mrs. Jas. Plaster, and Mrs. I*nget Sound Bridge & Dredging Co. R E PU B LIC AN S . F J. I M M iller............................. iller ..........................Alhnny .....Albany Archie Thompson, and husbands, Seattle, Wash.: r . r . Bntter ........... Baker City , are spending the week at the state For bridge complete, steel work J. A. I.ee .............................Portlaml fair at Salem. o n ly..................................... $4,7,50 00 A. 2 . Marsters...........................Roseburg I f one sidewalk is omitted, de DF.MOCRATIO. The Eugene City Council has duct..................................... 200 00 Sam W hite................... 1 . Baker City I prohibited the sale of "near beer” Concrete piers, dry concrete per F.. J. S. M cA llister .................Portland in that city. The i>enalty is a fine 15 no cubic yard, $9.75, w e t......... Bernard Daly....................... Portland J of from $2.5 to Silk) or imprison Lumber flooring in place, per O. P. Coshow.................. Roseburg I me„t from ten to .10 days’ or both TIIK I.KAKKK PUBLISHING « O (111-.) The state fair al Salem opened under the most favorable auspices Monday morning and with the largest exhibits and largest attend ance of any fair yet recorded at Salem. With the exception of a few minor details, which are yet un finished, the morning’s openiug was well-timed, and the exhibits were open for the inspection of the visitors. The stock exhibits are all staged for the weekly show and one to pass a thorough judgment on them would be compelled to visit the barns for at least two days for that purpose. In addition to the stock and agricultural exhibits there is an exceedingly large poultry display. ' I K YO U N G ♦ I ATTORNEY AT L A W NEW FLORAL EXH IBIT. 15 o0 thousand, board measure.... Columbia river sand for m ixin g cement. onice: Young Building, Main Street, West Hide. J J. . . , i Those who went to Newport on Adelhelm Wyrsch. the florist of I h e county commissioners qle Sunday excursion and there St. Benedict’s Abbey, for the first court recently received a dozen were many, rejxirt seeing the fine new iron lienches for the park j ocean very rough as the result of a Charles G. Sheeley, contractor and time has 15 specimens. He shows a Rex begonia« with leaves 20 blocks. They are much larger storm, hut the weather was excep- builder, Denver, Colorado: Price for bridge...........................$4,900 00 inches long, the tubarora begonia, than the old ones and they fill a ,'ona Concrete per yard, d r y ............... 9 50 the Cedar of Lebationia from Jeru long felt want, says the Eugene | T. M. Densinore came down Concrete per yard, w e t............... 14 00 salem, the salvia Zurich, and four Guard. The tax payers pavers w ere! *ro,n Cottage (.rove Monday Lumber per thousand fe e t........ 14 00 I where he is drying prunes, and I f both sidewalks are left off, rare ferns. The Abbey also sends kindly given an opportunity a | hurried back oil the presumption 12 feet long hemp from a seven- deduct................. .450 00 short time ago to sign a petition that it was going to rain.— Regis acre field, and specimens of asking the court to make a liberal ter. Northwest bridge works, Portland onions. They will have an ex cash donation toward paving lin Frank E. Alley and wife, of Oregon: hibit of Burgundy grapes in W ed gerie’s streets about the court Roseburg, were passengers oil Por bridge not including piers This is the first time the nor p lan kin g........................$4,620 00 nesday. house grounds and city parks, but Monday morning’s train for the P'or planking roadway............. 200 00 Abbey sends a floral exhibit and it state fair where Mr Alley has 2(> we have seen no petition in circu For planking sidewalks......... 100 00 lation praying the county court to fine horses on exhibition. lie is a For piers complete as per plan.. 900 00 is very creditable to their enter brother-in-law of our townsman prise. purchase iron lienches for the park Al Churchill. From above amount w ill deduct F IN E CHICKEN SHOW blocks. Cottage Grove is unfortu $.425 if the brackets for side Smithson, Gilbert and Kelly the walk and handrail are om it A large number of birds are in nate in not having a county gov-1 famous Oregon athletes, who won ted. W ill agree to place the coops and nearly as many erment to assist it in paving its honors in the great Olympic games these on bridge any time more arrived Sunday. streets and beautifying its city at London this summer, were within a year fo r................ 425 00 W ATCH ED RACERS. parks. This is something to strive tendered a rousing reception at Portland on their home coming for. L'pon motion the bids were or The trotters and pacers which Monday. dered laid on the table for cotisid started, in the pink of condition, The public and high school eration of the council until Thurs in the races this afternoon have Now is the time for the Com mercial Club and all of Cottage opened Monday under favorable day evening when the lowest bid bsen the object of the greatest pre caution on the part of the trainers Grove to get busy. Thousand of auspices, a full attendance not be will be accepted, or all rejected by for the past 24 hours. Most of the homeseekers will arrive in this ing enrolled from the fact that trainers stayed in the stalls with state from the east during Septem good many children have not yet the council. ber and October, all eager to cast returned to town from the hop Representatives of all three com their horses last night, to prevent their lot in a thriving and pro fields and other places. A most panies submitting bids on this pro any one from interferritig with gressive community. Lane county successful school year is assured posed steel bridge were present at them. Although the practice of “ doping” is indulged in very little can make room for a thousand or At the state convention of the at the Salem track, there have two wide-awake active men and Modern Brotherhood of America this council meeting. All Bids Rejected been a few instances where a good women. which was held in Portland Satur Just liefore going to press the horse has been ruined on the eve day, II. O. Thompson and T. W The Drain Nonpareil says: “ No Jenkins were elected delegates to Leader is informed by the mayor of the race. one expected work to resume on the supreme lodge convention that all bids for steel bridge have been rejected by the council and •IT S A LL RIGHT.” the Drain Coos Bay road this fall, which will he held at Davenport Iowa, October 14. Mr. Jenkins the old bridge will be repaired at or until after the election. But will start on his trip east October 4 once to serve for another year. The Drain Nonpareil says: “ The those who are in position to know, Mr. Thompson being unable to go The resignation o f George new sheath gown is being discussed say there is no doubt whatever Saturday evening just as the big Comer as councilman was read up and down, all along the line, that work will he resumed next I new moon was peering over the and accepted, Mr. Comer having even by some editors. It appears spring and rushed to early com- Bohemia mountains, a company of taken up his residence in Portland that this muchly-discussed new pletion.” | young people comprising six J. M. Isham, C. J. Howard. J style of garment is open on both - • | couples, climbed to the crest of Me Hundreds of men are being ad- [ Karland butte overlooking the bril H. McFarland and Harry Hart sides a distance of several feet, ded to the forces in the mills every j liantly lighted town, and there in petition for bringing their residence and is said to be really very charm few days, and thus good old Gen-1tIle tnoonbght made merry during properties into sewer district. Peti ing. Editor Conner of the Cot I the evening. Some choice con- tion granted. eral Prosperity is coming into com tage Grove Leader says it is "a ll | fections were distributed and a A petition was read asking the right as far as he can see.” mand of his invincible arinv. I good time was enjoyed. The com- j pauv comprised: Misses Helen city council to widen and make I. L. Harding suggests that the! McGee, Dessie Harms, Dollie and uniform in width. Railroad avenue R. W. Veatch Buys Farm. valley in which he resides be j Daisy Hawkins, Lula Willard and north along the S. P. railroad mentioned as Lynx Valley instead | Mable Holmes, of Eugene; Messrs from the depot. 'This petition On Monday R. W . Veatch of of “ Lynx Hollow.” We think Lloyd Bishy, John Woodard, Chas. the suggestion a good one. Hall, Dr. Ingram, Martin Ander was numerously signed by proper Eugene, but late of this city, ty owners on said street and other bought the fine little (>(> acre farm son, and Mr. Bath. The Roseburg city council has a High jinks was held at ths Mas citizens. Petition laid on the of E. B. Phillips on Row river six great squabble ott over the location onic hall last Friday evening on table until next regular meeting. miles east of this city, considera for a city drinkiug fountain. Near the occasion of the first meeting of A petition was presented asking tion not given out. This place beer is good enough for those city the Eastern Star order since the for construction of a sewer or joins the farm of Hamilton Veatch summer vacation. The much drainage pipe on east side of S. P. dads. a brother of the purchaser and is talked of wedding was pulled off railroad from the slough in the O. largely fine bottom land. Mr. Mr. Debs shaves himself, it is on schedule time, but proved a & S. E. railroad yard to a point Veatch informs the Leader that he burlesque— a darktown wedding— 700 feet down the railroad track, said. Probably because the bar done up in real old fashion south which would change the course of will plant several acres to winter bers insist on doing most of the ern style, with colored attendants. this slough from its present apple trees this fall or early in the talking. The role of groom was ably sus channel through town. The cost spring. tained by the genial Ben Lurch, of this drain pipe is estimated at Everybody talk the doctrine of while Mrs. A. Brund played the for galvanized pipe 24 inch, good cheer and l '« * ) will l>e a part of the blushing bride. E. I). $1,77.4; sewer pipe, #2,500. Coun- Wheeler as the colored parson cilmen Bartels and Elledge were FRUIT T R EES ARE prosperous year l officiated at the ceremony but the appointed to interview property Tilings are beginning to move I ( color) line was drawn when he owners regarding this draiu and GETTING SCARCE again. Put your shoulder to the \ proposed to kiss the bride. The report at next meeting. wheel, or get out of the wav. wedding ruse had the effect de An ordinance assessing cost of ------- — - signed— brought out a full attend Have you ordered Fruit grading and graveling River street No, Taft can’t “ win in a walk.' ance and a most pleasant and en on abutting property was read and Trees for the ensuing season jovable meeting was held. He's so fat he waddles. passed. planting? If not, you better An ordinance assessing cost of hurry up! Prices will go up. grading and graveling Third street Some arc asking 38 cents on abutting propertv was read and for Cornice Pears. I sell at passed. An ordinance assessing cost of 20 cents, but can’t hold the Fifth street sewer between Lurch prices down much longer. This is the Fund that protects our depositors and Veatch property, passed. from loss, coupled with years of successful A uumlier of hills were audited and ordered paid by warrants. business experience. This Bank has a IN T H E L I N E O F * 2 Family Groceries, New Dry Goods ? A W. K 1M K, M. I>. a : P H Y S I C I A N an«l SI K U P O N I ¿ Ottico in Me Karland Bui Ut mg Over Cochran s Furniture Store Office Phone, 34» Kesldenco Phone, 531 ’>31 * J __ ________ * JÍ 9 ^ AT . . - - - $25,000.00 5,000.00 10.000.00 25,000.00 $65,000.00 This means that we must lose $65.000.00 before our depositors could lose one cent. This protection is for YOU. When vou think BANK think of the FIRST NATIONAL BANK f OF C O TTAGE G R O VE , OREGON J S. B. MORSS, Thos. A. Edison, the “ W izard,” was a guest of Portland Sunday and Monday. He is making his first tour of the west. To an Ore gonian writer he said: "T h e world is on the verge of some won derful discoveries in the occult I realm. Electricity is going to solve manv of the mysteries of life and death, thought transference, miracles and the like a good deal sooner than you think, young man," l Phone *71 - N- Barrels .-.-.--y Gallona C arp ets an d Rugs Male to onler ami Satis- h e tim guarantee*! both as to workmanship and prices. Apply to ^ Office, Suite 3, B an k B u ild in g . 4 II C. JOHNSON, . J i T j 1 c Kstates Administered, M ining Patents Procured. Mining and Corporation Law specialty, office over Griffin, Veatch Hardware. office Phone, Main 113. Residence, 65. AT T O R N EY AT LAW 9 F. Everything new and no-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. JOHNSON ’S. W E ARE L O C A T E D New Stewart Building Comer Second and Main Streets D ENTIST and would ue pleased to show our customers and friends our Stewart-Porter Building Phone 1451 FOR T H E P R E S E N T IN T H E L. IN G R A M • J Í Hours s.30to 12, 1 to 5 * N ew H. C. M A D S E N , W a tc h m a k e r . Fall Stock Now Arriving Daily Kepalring at reasonable charges. A ll work guaranteed tlrst-eiass. Watches, Clocks and J ew elry at Lowest Price Gingham and Percales, entirely new patterns Bordered Prints, something new at 7c per yard Complete line of \ral Laces and Insertions, ex tra fine. New Dress Goods, latest weaves. Kimoua Cloth, all colors, and other articles of interest to the buvers : ; : : : : : : COTTAGE GROVE. ORE. General B lacksm ith ing Horseshoeing a specialty. Wagon and carn age re- Ing. A ll work guaranteed Have your horsesteeth cx- ainmed and repaired. Shot: at rear o f Hemenway & Burkholder’s Store :: J . X3I PRUNES FARM MACHINERY Wynne Hardware Company BE PAID CASH Wholesale and Retail for them according to grade delivered. We will also dry fruit for cash or on shares. For particulars enquire at the Dryer. Hardware and Machinery BRASS GOODS AND TINWARE STOVES AND RANGES C. JL DENSMORE, Prop D R A YIN G SAW MILL SUPPLIES STEAM AND GASOLINE ENGINES. PACKING. HOSE AND B E L T I 'G Parties having ripe Italian French or Silver Prunes, in large or small quantities—a pail full or a wagon load— are requested to bring them to the Cottage Grove Fruit Company, where they will M IT C H E L L WAGONS WINDMILLS. PUMPS And 0,11 Kinds of H A U L IN G Leave orders at Cunningham's Con fectionery Phone 73 or phone residence 4 0 6 Hauling Done Promptly at Reasonable Charge W. A. H O GATE SÄSÄ COTTAGE ■ GROVE ■ ■ All the latest treatments. :5 i COTTAGE GROVE FLOUR MILLS A ll K in d s of Mill Feed G ravin and Hay C H A S . M A T T H E W S . Proprietor. PLAIN and MEDICATE!) BATHS X -U A Y LABORATORY THE PAG E WOVEN WIRE FENCE. For further particulars address | Hr. H. C. SCHLEEF. 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 carry a full stock of wire at all times. Machine Shop Inquire of i DAVID (iRKitiS, All kinds of machine and repair work done promptly and at reason able prices. or STEA RN S & CHEN0WITH, Agents Cottage Grove, Ore. OLD LEADER BUILDING Third Street. COTTAGE GR<)VK, <>RF.<U >\ J. M. Com er Pw3fàC* near Adventist C h u r c h JOHNSON’S STORE ATTO R N EY AT LAW Special Attention Given to Mining and Corporation Law. Cedar Springs Nursery M I L L E R ’S . Ladies' and Gents Shoes . I S, M E D L E Y , $ Fine Laces and Embroideries i S E C U R IT Y Capital of . . . Surplus Fund of Undivided Profit of . . Stockholders Liability of - A Total of Biadi! Hat Toa fait 1 New post cards and local views at the Bazaar. Edison, Columbia Victor GRAPH0PH0NES Records Notions, Novelties Oakland, Ore.