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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 22, 1908)
A SPLENDID AUTUMNAL SHOWING OF SEASONABLE GOODS -------------------------------- AT THE NEW STORE OF----------------:--------------- R E E S -W A L L A C E C O M P A N Y , Inc. September sees an active resumption o f trade which was somewhat dull the two previous months O u r G R O C E R Y D E P A R T M E N T is complete. COTTAGE GROVE LEADER. The state fair closed Saturday evenin'}; and was certainly a Published Weekly and Semi-Weekly. record breaker, from the point of attendance, quality and size of ex- 1 HK LBADKR Ft MdBHINU CO (in*-.) ! hiliits, both stock, and products of 1Killtors | the orchard and farm, as well as C O N N K R A D u B h I.'IM.B, i the display in all other lines. Entered at the Cottage G rove posto met* a* sec I The daily speed program on the ond-class matter. ~ z~r~r ! race course was also far above the HUBBCKimON K A T E S ! average, some of the fastest and W eekly, one year, $1.50; six months .75 cents l>est horses on the coast being RKMI W EEKLY. • «.’.DÜ I entered in the races to comi>ete for One Year . . . . 1 .00 Six Month* • .75 Three Month* . . . i the very liberal purses offered, j Aside from the fair attractions 1908 T U E S D A Y , SEPTEMBER there was an amusement street known as the “ Corrall” including PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. everything from the snake charm er and Indian fortune teller to the REPUBLICANS. Miller.......................... ......Albany glass blowers and high dive artist. Baker City . Butler................ A couple ot Filipino midgets . Marsters...................... smaller than the famous Tom DEMOCRATIC. Thumb and wife, attracted con W hite.............. ........... . Baker City siderable attention. .Altogether it S. McAllister............... Bernant Daly........................... Portland was a fair of which Oregon or any O. I’. Coshow........................ Koselmrg other state might well feel proud. anA Fridays. OUR TOWN. II || See our special bargains in cool weather goods, Shoes for School children which w ear and look w ell Stock fresh, select and will please the most fastidious. lion. Theodore A. Itell of Cali WHY WILLIAM IS THE MAN fornia, chairman of the democratic national convention at Denver, Reasons Why One Should Vote for will address the voters of Lane TaR. Also lor Bryan county at the opera house ill Eu gene this Tuesday evening. Exchange makes a neat sum mary of the reasons lieiug advance Whatever the result in Novem to convince us independents why ber, some of the candidates will we should vote for Taft and why always remember the pleasure they we should vote for Hryau. derived from the official notifica FOR TAFT tion of their nomination. t l ) He will pursue the Koos- When a man nearly breaks his velt policies; (2 ) He will uot pursue the neck getting out of the way of a lightning bug, supposing it to lie Roosevelt policies; (3 ) He is sound on the tariff, a locomotive, it’s time for him to (a ) the stand-patters are for him, swear off. (b ) the revisionists are for him; There ain’t no credit for keep (4 ) He believes in the suffi ing iu the right road, when there's ciency of the courts; barbed wire fences on both sides. (5 ) He holds that modifications in judicial procedure might be de I f all of the devils were cast out sirable; of some people, they would look (6 ) Bryan is a radical; like walking skeletons. (7 ) Taft is not a reactionary; (8 ) He is a man of judicial Man is made of dust ; along comes the watering cart of fate temper and experience; (9 ) His temper aud experience and his name is mud. will uot tie employed to check A man's body may be an earthly popular enthusiasm for progressive tenement but he objects to being measures; called a flat. (10) He is a friend of labor; (1 1 ) He is a friend of capital; When a tramp asks for bread, (12) He stood by the president don't give him a stone, set the dog iu the Brownsville matter. 011 him. (1 3 ) He had nothing to do A man who attends strictly to with the Brownsville matter; his own business has a good steady (1 4 ) He triumphed over the job. allies; (15) The allies are all his sup- The man who wants the earth porters invariably gets it— wheu he dies. (16) He is all for Hughes; I f some men were to lose their (17) He will not interfere t il reputation, they would be lucky. local politics; the protege of (18) He BLIND ORATOR OF Roosevelt; OKLAHOMA COMING (1 9 ) He is standing aloue; (20) His electiou will insure United States Senator T. P. prosperity; A ll those who did not register for the last general election, and Here is some sound and sensible those who have moved from any advice from an exchange: precinct, since the last election ‘ ‘Our town" is just what we must register at this time if they make it. Other people consider it expect to vote. Although there to be just what we tell them it is. i are twenty days in which to reg Whenever you go to a place and ¡ster) ¡t is better to look after the find the people talking about the matter promptly so that no mis beauties of “our town," and tell-1 take ¡3 made. Vour good friends ing you what a splendid place it is Bryan and Taft will hardly appre and how everything is prosperous. j ciate it if you are careless and lose and everybody happy, you drop : tbrxt vote into a friendly state of mind to- \ ward that town and realize that it j * ^le Sunday closing law is to be is a pretty good town. ¡rigidly enforced in Portland, iu- If you happen to visit a towu ! eluding cigar stores. While where the people are bitter in their j was no' ,u-' Intention originally to denunciations, where evervlxxly) eu t°rc* 'l'*-* Sunday-closing law you meet tells you how much j against anything but the pool and better place it use to be, or hear a billiard parlors, since Chief ( .ritz- lot of backbiting and harping and macher sees fit to construe the law knocking, you want just as little literally, I am willing to abide by as possible of that town. The it,” said District Attorney Catner Gore will arrive in Cottage Grove, first time anybody asks you about on last night. Saturday morning and will address it, you are going to hand out the The presidential campaign is same line of talk, as the boys say, warming up in Oregon. Theodore the citizens of Cottage Grove at that you heard in the towu when A. Hell, a democratic heavy gun the armory theater, Saturday after noon Sept. 26, at 1 o ’clock sharp. you were there. will open in < )rcgou this week and Senator Gore is one of the Towns are built up or destroyed will be heard in Kugeue this even through talk, however much people ing. Senator Beveridge of Indi county’s most able and eloquent may ridicule talk. There are ana, will soon be in the state to orators and will discuss the issues of the presidential campaign from prosperous cities in this country speak for Taft, but dates and that have been built up by talk, places have noFbeen announced. a democratic standpoint. It will be worth the while of every citizen but it had to lie. the right kind. It of the town and community to had to be optimistic, encouraging The Hood R i ver Applegrowers talk, and not the whining pessi Association have just closed a con hear him. A special invitation is mism of the disgruntled mossback. tract for 80,000 boxes of the grow extended to the ladies to attend. (21) There will lie prosperity anyway. FOR BRYAN (1 ) His electiou will lie a re buke to Rooseveltism; (2 ) He w i l l out-Roosevelt Roosevelt; (3 ) He has grown conservative; (4 ) He hasn’t; (5 ) He is the free choice of the Democratic party; (6 ) The party has got to swal low him: (7 ) He represents Democratic principles: (8 ) The principles will lie able to survive his incumbency; (9 ) After two defeats he de serves an election: (10) To elect him is the only way to get rid of him; (11) He wants the people to rule; ( 12 ) The people need Bryan rule; (13) He is against the bosses: (14) He is a bully lioss; (15) If elected, he will be powerless without Congress; (16) If elected, he will throw Congress; (17) Taft will not carry out the Roosevelt policies; (1 8 ) Bryan will carry out the Roosevelt policies; (19) Taft will: (20) Bryan won’t; Doubt need linger no longer in any intelligent mind. Obviously W illiam is the man. Phone your wants. Main 25 Professional Cards. J r « . YOU NO I ATTO RN KY A T LA W 5 3 J 5i Office: Young Building, Main Street, Went Side. A w K,MIÍ, ♦ IN TH E LINE OF * J Family Groceries, New Dry Goods Fine Laces and Embroideries Ladies' and Gents Shoes ° n i Y s M I A N m ii ,| M l M l HON * Office in McFarland Building ▼ Over Cochran's Furniture Store £ Office Flione, 34 1 Kesldenco Phone, r»3l ^ •>> gf AT JOHNSON’S STORE I J 8. MKDLKY, f * C 9 ATTO RNEY AT LAW Special Attention (liven to Minins aud Corporation Law. ^ Eiactly H a t Ton Want O f f ic e , Suite 3, B a n k 9 'i* + i'V c + i'V ? * ) t e r * 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. JO H N S O N ’S. 4) p B u i ld i n g . ^ V. V .- * > j£***.<*a<#^<*w,*^<**<***<**y<#-,A 4 ? . jf T C . JO H NSO N, i $ ATTO RNEY AT LAW T 9 Estates Administered, M illing l'ateuts Procured. M ining and Corporation Law a specialty, office over (Iriffin, Veatch £ Hardware. gr. office Phone, Main 11.1. Residence, 85. x f A if 4 a - W E ARE LOCATED FOR THE PRESENf IN THE New Stewart Building C o r n e r S econ d and M ain Streets r . 9 gc and would Le pleased to show our customers and friends out* D E N T IS T ^ Stewart-Porter Building Phone 1451 ** Hours 8.30 to 12, 1 to 5 ^ 9 t e k * ' y * ' t e r * ' t e r * V * V r * ' t e ! i* ' t e * ' t e r * 5 New Fall Stock H . C. M A D S E N , W atch m akh r . Now Arriving Daily R epairing at reasonable m arges. A ll work guaranteed tirst-ciass. 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 Val I.aces and Insertions, ex tra fine. New Dress Goods, latest weaves. Kimona Cloth, all colors, and other articles of interest to the buvers . COTTAGE G RO VE, ORE. General Blacksmith ing Horseshoeing a specialty. Wagon and carriage re- Ing. A ll work guaranteed Have yonr horsesteetb ex amined and repaired. Shoe at rear o f Llcmonway 4 Burkholder’s Store :: :: T . H . B A K E i i PRUNES FARM MACHINERY Parties having ripe Italian French or Silver Prunes, in large or small quantities—a j pail full or a w agon load— j are requested to bring them i to the Cottage Grove Fruit) Company, where they will BE PAID CASH SAW MILL SUPPLIES STEAM AND G ASOLINE ENGINES, PACKING. HOSE AND B E L T I'G Wynne Hardware Company Wholesale and Retail for them according to grade j Hardware and Machinery Not that |>eoplc should lie satis ing crop, and now have under dis delivered. We w ill also dry I Military Dance. fied with any sort of an old town cussion the sale of 150,000 addi- fruit for cash or on shares. and strive to make people l>elieve tional boxes. This will be good The military club of Cottage For particulars enquire at j that a place is a good place when news to all the fruit-growing sec- Grove will open the season of the Dryer. it is not. It is not that habit which tions of the Northwest. 1908-9 with a dance Thursday people should eucourage. Dissat BRASS GOODS AND TINW ARE evening. Music by the Cottage The “ Alaska wheat” bubble isfaction with the things that are STOVES AND RANGES has been pricked, but the chances Grove orchestra. A splendid time not right is of course well If is anticipated and all lovers of are the originators of the fake M ITC H ELL WAGONS WINDMILLS, PUMPS things are not running to suit you, made a good thing selling the seed dancing are cordially invited to try to have them remedied, and do before the government inquiry de attend. not become puffed up with the idea And tvll Kinds of veloped the fact that it doesn't that because they exist in "our Notice to Delinquent Taxpayers. make over twenty-five bushels to town” they are all right. The ! the acre. man who is satisfied never pro- Delinquent taxpayers will take Leave orders at Cunningham s Con gresses. Hut a man can be dissat- j When you get into a tight place notice that delinquent taxes will fectionery Phone 73 or phone isfietl without condemning every i aiul everything goes against you not lie advertised as heretofore: under a law passed by the last leg residence 4 0 6 thing and everybody. He can set until it seems you cannot hold on islature of this state taxes that are about cleaning up our town" a minute longer, never give up delinquent after the expiration of A l l K i n d s of Hauling Done Promptly at without swearing to every fellow j then, for that is just the place and six months from the first date of such delinquency may lie paid by who steps off of the tram that this: time that the tide will turn, Reasonable Charge any one demanding to pay same is the ‘ durudcst hole on earth." —* and a certificate of delinquency Hopefulness, prayerfuluess, help F-diso" sa> s » irshiP« will 1* will be issued to such party. A. HÒ G ATE fulness will make "our town” the cr« * ' “ K ,he Atlantic successfully Section .17 of said law. in part, best place in the world to live and 'ns' de ° f s’ x years, reads: “ Any day after the expiration where a man has to live, there will It is predicted that wheat will COTTAGE G R O V E it pay to help make it the liest reach the fl.J.S mark before New of six months after taxes charged against real property are delin place to live. “ Our town" ought Years. quent the tax collector shall have to be the liest place in the world, the right, and it shall tie his duty because "w e ” live here; that is! It was thought to l>e too near upon demand aud payment of the C H A S . M A T T H E W S . Proprietor. All the latest treatments. taxes, penalty and interest, to the way to feel about it: that is the l>eer by the Eugene city council. Electrical make out and issue a certificate or way to talk about it. I _ There is some talk of starting a certificates of delinquency against BATHS such property, ’ ' and section AS in in no part of earth is there a ! l>enloc™tic paper in Salem. Have you ordered Fruit part reads: “ Certificates of de more delightful fall that iu Ore- X -K A Y LABORATORY A crank is a man who has a dif linquency shall bear interest from Trees for the ensuing season gon. ferent hobby than your own. the date of issuance until redeemed planting? If not, you lietter For further particular* addre** at the rate of 15 pei cent per an hurry up! Prices will go tip. num. l>r. H. C. 8CHLEEF. Some are asking i!8 cents I The Standard High Grade Fence of the Delinquent taxpayers are there for Cornice Pears. I sell at World. There is over 4-00 miles of tiiis fore advised that if they have not 20 cents, but can’t hold the famous wire fence in Douglas county, Oregon. paid at least one-liaif of their This is High Carbon Spring Wire which will taxes on or liefore the first Mon prices down much longer. This is the Fund that protects our depositors day in April that the same are de keep its shape when projicrlv stretched. Will from loss, coupled with years of successful linquent and have been delinquent carry a full stock of wire at all times. business experience. This Bank has a since said first Monday in April, and those who have paid one-half S. B. M O R S S , Ph on e 471 Capital of . . . . $25,000.00 Inquiro of of their taxes as above the remain Surplus Fund of . 5,000.00 DAVID GRIGGS, or STEARNS & CHENOW ITH. Agents ing! one half will become delin All kinds of machine and repair Undivided Profit of . . . 10,000.00 Cottage Grove, Ore. Oakland, Ore. quent after the first Monday in work done promptly and at reason Stockholders Liability of - - 25,000.00 October and six months from such j able prices. dates a certificate of delinquency ] A Total of - - $65.000.00 Carpets and Rugs hearing fifteen per cent interest OLD LEADER BUILDING I his means that we must lose $65.000.00 liefore our per annum may lie issued against Ma«lc to onter und Satis Thin! Street. faction in>ohtntf«<l both ¿SEw" ors 001,1,1 lo^ 0,10 <•«»»■ This protection is for yonr property. , a* to workmanship and ' — 00. When you think BANK minie think oa of me 'he >» i ™ min K osm» T o save further costs, pen allies I * COTTAGR GROVE, OREGON prices. Apply to I « . . . . 4 1 ■ , » A L and interest you are earnestly re-1 I # quested to settle the same at once, j J . M , C o m e r WaiTst.. H . I.. B o w x , J n * * r A d v e n tis t C h u r c h ___________ <>K COTTA OK OROVE. OREGON New post cards amt local views - ■ - - — — -¡pry -y,-------.-yssvvwsççy» 23-27 Sheriff and Tax Collector. I . • * " nilru« M M at the Bazaar. C. H DENSMORE, Prop DRAYING HAULING ^ COTTAGE GROVE FLOUR MILLS W . Mill Feed G r a in and Hay FRUIT TREES ARE GETTING SCARCE PLAIN and MEDICATED THE PAGE WOVEN W IRE FENCE. I S E C U R IT Y Cedar Springs Nursery M I L L E R ’S Machine Shop B a r r e ls ¡ U £ FIRST NHTIONHL BHNK I Edison, Columbia Victor GRAPH0PH0NES Records Notions, Novelties lì A 7 4 III K a / ] i U ü/i.in ll
