Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, September 25, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextA 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 of trade which See our special bargains in cool weather goods. was somewhat dull the two previous months Shoes for school children which wear and look well Our G R O C E R Y D E P A R T M E N T is complete. Stock fresh, select and will please the most fastidious. Phone your wants. Main 2 5 COTTAGE GROVE LEADER. the |>eople feel should be forthcom- j ¡ ur . That is liable to make voters Published Weekly and Semi-Weekly, apathetic on election day unless — ----_ ... -------------- something can 1«.* done to arouse thk i.KAitKK pubi . ishino co 'lm'.) them and kindle their old party Tu M tevi rode.».. j Professional Cards. Fped Raymond’s Great Comedy Success M i s s o u r i C riH A r m o r y H a l l * J K. YOUNG Eiactli flit Toi fait J A T T ItR S K t AT L A W 1 Editors pride. The situation has not Oltlce: Young 4tuU<llnfc, Mai« Street, * ¿ West Side. T | cleared at all for a month past, Entered nl Ihe Cottane Prore pmtnfllce a» «ec- and, but two months are left in nnd-elasr matter. which to crystallize public senti- * A W K,Mli’ M I S lIB S C K ir r iO N 11ATKS ment. We can recall no other Weekly, oae Vear, $!.*> montila P H Y S IC IA N anti KtLKfJKON such campaign in the history of SOU WKBKLV * Olllce lu McKiirhiud Building % >’.,i0 the republic. O f course, we ex- One Year 9 Over Cochran'* Furniture store ¿R i . C h a r a c t e r s as T h e y A p p e a r . Six Montila ¿ office Phone, 341 KeaMenco Phone, 531 g; .71 jject underlying forces are at work Three Months on both sides, and the managers Mrs. Grubb, who never talks much_____________________ Rae Bilburn FRIDAY, SBPTEMHUR l'JOH of the two great parties have plans Silas Grubb, a Missouri farmer _________ ________ _Chas. Payue of campaign which have not yet Grubbs, the Missouri G ir l.. ___________ .Sadie Raymond ' J . S* M E D L E Y , PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. materialized, but if they have, can Daisy A TTO R N E Y AT LAW /eke Dobson, a farm hand__________ _______________ Frank F. Parrel Special Attention (liven to M ining ami they count on the voters? There Corporation Law. Col. Sweatmau, a wealthy retired merchant__________ James Flamaut REPUBLICAN'S. O ffic e , S u ite 3, B a n k B u ild in g . .....Mlmny was a mighty surprise in 1892. Nora Sweatmau, his daughter_______________________Blanche Edwards F. J. Miller. 9 Itaker City K. R. ltuller. Men who were and had been Philp Sweatmau, his sou ______________ ___________ G. G. Wright J. A. Lee................................... Portland ....... , A. Marsters..................... Rosebttrg steadily employed at good wages, Sandy Ragsdale, a tramp _________________ ____________ Bert Reis 2 DEMOCRATIC. and who knew that if there was no Squire Brown, a Missouri J. 1’ . ________________________ Ralph Ralston i J C. JO H N SO N, Sam White......... ........... Baker City change, their places would be se- Jake, the organ player 9 A TTO R N E Y AT LAW ... _____ ... _______ _______ Fred Paul , . . li. J. S. McAllister ................. Portland Kstates Administered. Minim i 1‘ateuts ( j Portland1 cure, by thousands voted tor a Jenkins, a butler___ . . . . __ _____ __________ Merle Norton j 9 f Procured. Bernard I)aly........ Minins ami Corporation Law ¿a specialty, office over (iriffiu, Veatch 4 O. 1*. Cosliotv...... ...d.. Rosebttrg | change. Then what about the Muggins, a detective _______ _____ ______________________Ray I.. Joyce £ a Hardware. ■ * ■ leading railroads, with their thou- Mrs. Brown, the Squire’s wife office Phone, Main ILL Residence, *5. a ____ _________________ Helen Daly THE CAMPAIGN sands of employes? Railroads, 9 5 S Y N O P S IS save a few trunk lines, are hardly What will the campaign liar keeping keeping out out of of the the hands hands ot of re Act 1 Dome of the Grubb family in southwest Missouri. Ozark jp ! I.. INGRAM vest lie? The editor of this semi ceivers, their managers want an mountains in the distance. D E N T IS T weekly moral and religious does1 xcuse to unite to lower wages. Act 11 Interior of the Mirsouri Home of the Grubbs. Stewart-Porter lluildius uot venture a prediction: neither What will they do? What will Act 111 Parlor of Sweatmau residence, Chicago. gt Phone 1451 Hours s.Jo lo 1.’ . 1 to ■ * does Judge C. C. Goodwill, editor their employees do? For those em Act IV Same as Act 11 Home again. 9 of the Salt Lake Tribune countless ployees are among the very fore M U S IC A L I N T ER E O L A T IO N S years, author of several books, most of skilled workers, and l>e- Act 1 "T h e Missouri Hoe-Down" Daisy, /eke, Silas and Mrs. Grubb. H . C. M A D S E N , and present editor of the Salt hiiul their bollols will be shrewd Act 11 “ /eke, /eke, long Hungry /eke," " In May when the Moon W atchm aker . Lake Telegram and Goodwin’s thoughts of what will be best for Plays Peek-a-Boo” ___________ _ _____ ____ _ Daisy Repairing at reasonable charges. Weekly. The writer believes them. A ll work guaranteed first-class. "Sweet Mollie Brown,” “ Silver Threads” by the famous lady bari' Watches, ('locks and Jewelry at few est Price Judge Goodwin is one of the tone___ __________ _____ ___________ Miss Blanche Edwards COTTAGE G R O V E .O R E . ablest meu the west ever knew or few days ago Ilearst s papers “ Paw, Maw and Me,” “ A Crazy Jay on Circus Day," “ When the ever will know and when his : exposed Governor Haskell's former Circus Comes to Tow n” ------------ -----------------------------/eke prophetic vision fails it s scarcely I connections with the Standard Oil Horseshoeing a specialty. S e a ts o n s a le a t N e w E r a worth while for others to figure. ■ corporation. President Roosevelt A d m is s io n , P o p u la r prices. Wagon and carriage rc- mg. A ll work guaranteed ( loodwiu saysof this campaign. 011 Tuesday denounced Haskell D ru g S to r e . * da re yoitf horscstcoth ox- amuxMl and repaired. Shoe 1 he political campaign is wjlo vvas chairman of the derno- ai rear of liemenway & Burkholder's Store :: :: fairly launched, but up to date , cratic platform committee and is 7 . H . B A K E JK has taken no form by which mcu; treasurer of the democratic, ua- can begin to estimate the final | q0„ a] committee. Mr. Brvati there- result. 1 here are so many -can- . seni President Roosevelt a The city council met in special ! This would make the bridge s cost didales in the field that it is a ieip|u,t telegram challenging him question of some anxiety to jioli- to pr<Kl Uce evidence to prove session Tuesday evening and complete, piers, lumber and steel ticians how the vote for the out | liis assertions. Wednesday Teddy passed an ordinance providing for about $4,500. The council has side— so to speak— candidates will R came back at Mr. Bryan with a new sewer from the Presbyterian decided to take up the planking Parties hav/ng ri|>e Italian I effect the votes of the two leading i M)llle ,,f t|le most tropical English manse on Third street west to the and thoroughly examine the old bridge and if at all practical will French or Silver Prunes, in j mailt sewer connection on Fourth candidates. W hich will lose most , t|le j,reat "Commoner” has had an repair it so it will stand a year or large or small quantities—a i of the prohibition, the socialist, | opportunity of reading in a life street. The matter of a new steel bridge ’ two longer when the city will be pail full or a wagon load— and the laltor votes? We think j tjllle Haskell will tender his res- Mr. 1 aft will lose more labor votes i ¡¡r„.,ti(m as treasurer of the demo- across the river on Main street was in a better condition to build are requested to bring them than Mr. Bryan, for the reason that cratic national committee, thus ad discussed and a proposition read new bridge, but if the bridge to the C ottage Grove Fruit laboring men who lost their places mittiug his inability to withstand from the bidder, in which he found to be lieyond repair a con last autuuiu and have not been an investigation. The first real agreed to reduce his bid $1,200 tract will probably be let soon for Company, where they will reinstated will naturally vote for a sensational incident of the cam providing the city would pay cash a new steel bridge to be built at change. The socialistic vole will paign is closed and Teddy R. for the work instead of warrants. he about equally divided among wears a broader smile. for them according to grade FOUND DEAD AT MINING CLAIM. j pines. The writer had the pleas men who were formerly Republi delivered. We w ill also dry ure of examining these views and cans or Democrats. If this proves Senator Albert J. Beveridge is On Thursday morning R. W. can truthfully say that he has fruit for cash or on shares. to be true, that vote will not nia-, coming to Oregon to make a few Cook, well known resident of this never seen pictures of Nature’s E'or particulars enquire at terially affect ihe main result. Speeches in the interest of Mr. place was found dead at his min landscape to equal these, which the Dryer. 1 he prohibition will be hardest j Taft. Beveridge is one of the ing claim about four miles east of portray the remarkable formation to determine. In the northern j gifted speakers of the present states it will hurt Mr. Taft more day, one of the younger statesmen town. The body was found by os this enchanted Oregon wonder than it will Mr. Bryan, but in the with ability equal to that of men Mr. Caldwell who went to see why land. south, who knows? There are longest in the nation’s service. he did not return as he was sup The military ball given under thousands of voters there who have He is serving his third term as posed to slay there at his house that night and found him in a half the auspices of Co. R, at the ar been dissatisfied with Democracy United States Senator, and is 48 And nil Kinds of for twelve years past, hut as be years of age. He should lie heard standing and sitting j>ositioii at the mory last night was well attended tween Democrats and Republicans. by all Oregonati’s who can gel mouth o f the tunnel. Mr. Cook and proved a brilliant and a most leaves a wife and two sons. enjoyable social affair. the previous question was moved j within sound of his voice, regard Heart failure is said to be the with them two-score years ago, | iess nf political affiliations. Leave orders at Cunningham's Con cause of death.— Yottcalla Courier. Estray Nottce. fectionery Phone 73 or phone and there was no thought save to | _ C oNNKR A IM 'Ihu II.I.K, IN T H E U N F OF Family Groceries, New Dry Goods Fine Laces and Embroideries Ladies’ and Gents Shoes Wednesday Evening, Sept. 30. Î AT JOHNSON’S STORE Everything new and uo-to-date. Best brands and grades ot P'resh Groceries. Country Produce bought and sold. Call and see what a dollar will buy at W. C. J O H N S O N ’S. W E ARE L O C A T E D FOR T H E PR E S E N T IN T H E New Stewart Building Corner Second and Main Streets and vvou!^ Le pleased to show our customers and friends our N e w Fall Stock Now Arriving Daily Gingham and Percales, entirely new patterns Bordered Prints, something new at 7c per yard Complete line of Val Ibices and Insertions, ex tra fine. New Dress Goods, latest weaves. Kimotia Cloth, all colors, and other articles of interest to the buyers : •: General Blacksmith in g COUNCIL AND BRIDGE PROBLEM PRUNES STEAM AND GASOLINE ENGINES. PACKING. HOSE AND B E L T I ' G Wynne Hardware Company BE PAID CASH C. M. DENSMORE, Prop DRAYING SAW MILL SUPPLIES FARM MACHINERY Wholesale and Retail Hardware and Machinery BRASS GOODS AND TINWARE STOVES AND RANGES M IT C H E L L WAGONS WINDMILLS, PUMPS HAULING the Democratic ticket. But pro | The half of the taxes hibition has swept iu a great wave|for , ()o7 are colni„ s i„ i„ good over state after state, and then I shape »»» yw . Sheriff Down reports very many of the strongest men in lar>{e suuls ])eillK ,)aid every day. that region do not like Mr. Bryan, The last half will become delin for they see in what he advocates, quent the first Monday iu October. the breaking away, seriously from their rigid states rights Iteliefs. The G. A. R. “ boys" have Iteett What if they should decide to vote having a grand time in their an the prohibition ticket? Or what if nual reunion at Eugene this week, five or six of the great states, like with the weather ideal. North Carolina, Georgia, Alaba ma, and Tennessee, should con 1 Boost for Cottage Grove's big elude to give their vote to Tom fair, which will lie held the latter Watson? i part of November. Below all is the unrest that is 1 upon the people, the feeling that: Putting money into good homes neither of the platforms seem up is the kind of prosperity that to the unspoken something which | counts. S E C U R IT Y X This is the Fund that protects our depositors from loss, coupled with years of successful business experience. This Bank has a Capital of $25.(X)0.00 Surplus Fund of 5,000.00 Undivided Profit of - , Stockholders Liability of 25,000.00 A Total of $65,000.00 10 000.00 This means that we must lose $65.000.00 Itefore our (lepo: depositors could lose one cent. This protection is for YOU. When you think BANK think of the F IR S T N H T IO N H L B H N K OP COTTAGE OROVE, OREGON COTTAGE GROVE residence 406 MARRIED. T U R P E N -J O H N S O N — At th e home of Dean Sanderson iu Eu- gette, Sept. 25. 1908, Winfred N. Turpén and Miss Sylva A. John son, lxith of Cottage Grove, the Dean performing the ceremony. The groom is a well known and very exemplary young man of this city while the bride was born and raised here and both have a host of friends who join the Leader iu wishing them a prosperous and happy wedded life. Sept. 25, 1908. There came to my place on Mos- by creek alxiut eight months ago a two year old muley heifer, light red, no marks or brand. Owner is hereby notified to call for same and pay for pasturage and cost of this notice. 24-28 w. a . R ogate COTTAGE GROVE A . C'ASTI.K. FRUIT TREES ARE \ FLOUR MILLS A ll Kinds of Mill Feed G rain and Hay C H A S . M A T T H E W S . Proprietor. All the latest treatments. r = ^ GETTING SCARCE $ Electrical " PLA IN aid MEDICATED BATHS An Oregon Wonderland. While sojourning at Crater Lake on his way to Cottage Grove from Lake View Rev. A . J. Arm strong was told of a wonderful canyon about ten miles from the Lake by a government surveyor. Being an exjiert photographer in search for new views he went in quest of this enchanted canyon, which he located and in which he made 22 views all of which reveal the most remarkable natural for mation ever located in the United States. The canyon is thickly studded with great stone spires resembling church steeples, many a hundred feet in height and less than 50 feet in diameter at the base, scores of which appear on a single acre of ground together with giant Hauling Done Promptly at Reasonable Charge Have you ordered Fruit Trees for the ensuing season planting? I f not, you lietter g hurry up! Prices w ill g o up. I Some are asking 38 cents for Cornice Pears. I sell at 20 cents, but can’t hold the prices down much longer. THE PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE. X-RAY LABORATORY For further particular* address l>r. H. C. 8CHLEKF, •v«4 Cedar Springs Nursery M ILLER ’S S. B. MORSS, Phone 471 Machine Shop 9 «*v«í-i<*S!*S**'SSSSS!$S9ÍSSSfí Barrels / 14 to 35 Gw Ilona § | All kind* of machine and repair work done promptly and at reason able price*. Carpets and Rugs OLD LEADER BUILDING Made lo order ami Satis faction guaranteed both a* to workmanship and price*. Apply to COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON M. Conner pw3?»!!4 n * u Adventist C h u r c h The Standard High Grade Fence o f the World. There is over 400 miles o f 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 o f wire at all times. In q u ir e o f IUVII>GRIGGS, Cottage Grove, Ore. Third Street. New post cards and local views at the Bazaar. or STEARNS & CHENOWITH. Agents Tl J Edison, Columbia Victor GRAPH0PH0NES Records Notions, Novelties Oakland, Ore.