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A SPLENDID AUTUMNAL SHOWING OF SEASONABLE GOODS ----------------------------- AT THE NEW STORE OF---------- ---------*--------- REES-WALLACE COMPANY, Inc. September sees an active resumption o f trade which w as 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. Many *nf nhi? fiew comers are somewhat taken l>ack by the re PÉbitshed Weekly and Semi-Weekly. cent frosts we have had and well they may 'l>c% Mr. Chase, who TH K I.KAORK PUBLISHING CO < Ime.) lives a few miles of Eugene makes a C o n n e r A IH t R bi i i . i . b . - Editor« close study of the weather and re- coids the tem|>erature and we are Kotered at the Cottage Orove postoffice as sec told that the thermometer was as ond-class matter. low on Wednesday night of last HIJHHCK irriO N KATKS week as it was all last winter. It Weekly, one year. *1.50; six mouths .7* cent* I was down to 24 degrees and is SEMI WEEKLY. »•aio j colder than we had it at any time One Year I Six Months .75 ¡lust winter. Three Months This is most unusual ; for Oregon, however, we should TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 29, 1908 , not complain, as Colorado and other Rocky mountain states had a PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. blinding snow storm at the same time, resulting in a terrible train RKPUBI.ICAN& P. J. Miller................................Albany wreck Friday near Butte, in which R. R. Butler........................ Baker City 19 people were killed and 50 tu- J. A. l.ee................................... Portland » . 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. Professional Cards. Fred Raymond's Great Comedy Success DEMOCRATIC. White........................Baker City ----- A Marshfield ---- dispatch E. J. S. McAllister................... ¡Wtlaml C olon el W . H . H o la b ird , Bernard Italy..............................Portland . . . . . O. P. Coahow ................... R oseb u rg | Francisco, is in Coos Hay • »• Harrimau’s representative T fiie M i s s o u r i ( r i r l i r k - Armory IT all W ed n esd ay Evening, Sept. 30. ORGANIZED A TAFT A T T O R N MY A T L A W onice: Young Building, Main Street, West Side. J Jt ’ IN T H E LINE O F 4 J ^ w Fine Laces and Embroideries Ladies' and Gents Shoes K IM S , M. I» P H Y S I C I A N and S L U G RO N Office In McKarlaud Building Over Cochran s I nrniturc store jP Office Phone, 341 Kesidenco Phone, 581 gj s. MBULKY, | J | * | A TTO R N E Y AT LAW » Special Attention (liven to Mining ami Corporation I.aw. t* If O ffic e , S u ite 3, B a n k B u ild in g . 4 9 JOHNSON’S STORE AT J C. JOHNSON, Kverything new and uo-to-date. Best brands and grades ot Fresh Groceries. Country Produce bought and sold. Call and see what a dollar will bitv at W. C. JOHNSON 'S. 2 9 A TTO R N E Y A T LAW J jr lístales Administered, Mining Patents Procured. Mining and Cori»oration Law office over Criffin, Vcatch a specialty Hardware. l!.». S5. office Phone. Plione. Main 113. Residence, N 5. W E ARE L O C A T E D FOR T H E P R E S E N T IN T H E •> ^ j S Y N O PSIS Act I Home of the Grubb family in southwest Missouri. mountains in the distance. Act 11 Interior of the Mirsouri Home of the Grubbs. Act 111 Parlor of Sweatman residence, Chicago. Act IV Same as Act II Home again. Ozark M U S IC A L IN T E R P O L A T IO N S Act 1 “ The Missouri Hoe-Down” Daisy, Zeke, Silas and Mrs. Grubb. Act II “ Zeke, Zeke, long Hungry Zeke,” “ In May when the Moon Plays Peek-a-Boo” ___________ _________________________..D aisy “ Sweet Mollie Brown,” “ Silver Threads” by the famous lady bari tone________________________ ____________ Miss Blanche Ivdwards “ Paw, Maw and M e," " A Crazy Jay on Circus Day,” “ When the Circus Comes to Tow n” ______ ________________ ___________ Zeke pi 9 D E N T IS T £ Stewart-Porter Building Phone 1451 AUNT ANN” WALLACE RECEIVES BAD INJURY New Fall Stock and would be pleased to show our customers and friends our Hours 8.30 to 12, 1 to 5 a 1 t . H . C. M A D S E N , W atchm aker . Now Arriving Daily Repairing at reasonable charges. All work guaranteed tirst-ciass. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry at, low est 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. Kitnona Cloth, all colors, and other articles of interest to the buyers COTTAGE GROVE. ORE. General B lacksm ¡th in g Horseshoeing a specialty. Wagon and carriage re lug. All work guaranteed Have your horsesteeth ex amined and repaired. Shoe at rear of tlemenway A Burkholder’s Store :: :: J . H . B New Stewart Building Corner Second nnd Main Streets L. INGRAM Admission, Popular prices. Seats on sale at New Era Drug Store. ASSAULT AND AT TEMPTED ROBBERY Main 25 Family Groceries, New Dry Goods * ▼ Mrs. Grubb, who never talks much______________________ Rae I'ilhurn Silas Grubb, a Missouri farmer _____________________ Chas. Pavtie Daisy Grubbs, the Missouri G irl______________________ Sadie Raymond Zeke Dobson, a farm hand.__________________________ F'rank F. F'arrel Col. Sweatman, a wealthy retired merchant___________ James I'lamaut Nora Sweatman, his daughter___________ ___________ Blanche Edwards Philp Sweatman, his son__________________ ___________ G. G. Wright Sandy Ragsdale, a tramp___ ________________________________ Bert Reis Squire Brown, a Missouri J. P --------------------------------- Ralph Ralston says: Jake, the orgau player___ ___________ ____ _ _______________ Fred Paul o f San enkins, a butler__________________ ___ _____ __________ Merle Norton as Mr. Muggins, a detective.___________________________________ Ray L. Joyce to re- Mrs. Brown, the Squire’s w ife .__ ________________________ Helen Daly Imliaua has enacted the local IK>rt 0,1 business con dition s rela- live to the building of the Draiu- option law. - . _____ Coos May railroad. The commit* At Dallas, Polk county the city jee recently np|x>iuted to confer council has placed a license of|wjtiiM r. Uarritnau at Roseburg, a year on all sellers of “ near vvjn assist Mr. Holahaird in gath- Iteer" and licenses have been crittg necessary data as to the taken out hv local dealers. freight business in prosjtect for the new road. Mr. Holabird is the The Republican registration in Oregon up to the present time is guest of General Manager C. I. Mills, of the Southern Pacific Co. SO,921 and the democratic regis tration up to the same date is^28,- _ After October 1st the 2-cent 7fiH. books like Mr. Bry an Has! ,e|ter wi„ apply to all pretty big odds against him in j points in Great Britain and Ire < fregon. _______________ land from the Gutted States. This year-old apple or letter |x>stage was formerly A ten-acre chard in the llood river valley was ce»ts sold the other day for $10,000. | Criminals invariable get up What a bright prospect ahead for against the real thing when they the Willamette valley orchardist ply their professions in Cottage who will conduct his business Grove. along the same lines. ¿ y Characters as They Appear. you no I «I . Phone your wants. Eiaclly Vial Toi Wait T u e sd a y s en\d F rid ays. A. C. Marsters......................... Roseburg j it red, some fa ta lly . Sam II || A K E B PRUNES Mrs. Hamilton Wallace, more ( Continued from Page 1.) Senator Gore laid considerable! REPUBLICAN CLUB familiarly known as "A u n t A nn ” stress on the panic last fall under a | volver handle lying in the store F A R M M A C H IN E R Y S A W M IL L S U P P L I E S fell while pursuing her kitchen republican administration and a A number of the republicans of where Mr. Dewald was knocked work Monday morning and sus protective tariff. It might have j S T E A M AND G A S O L I N E ENGINES. Parties having ripe Italian I this city and community met in the down. This discovery, made in tained a badly sprained left hip PACKING. H O S E A N D B E L T I ' G l>€en a panic east of the Rockies, French or Silver Prunes, in j city hall Monday evening for the the presence of several citizens is It was first feared that the hip was b«|t over here in the Pacific north considered conclusive evidence j purpose of organizing a republican dislocated, but Dr. J. O. Van large or small quantities—a I west it was ouly a holiday. club to inspire local enthusiasm in against the prisoners. Winkle, after making an exami pail full or a w agon l o a d - The prisoners will be given a pre Mr. Haskell of Oklahoma, the G. <). P., conduct the cam- nation reported that it was only are requested to bring them wanted the facts in regard to his paign locally, secure speakers, and liminary hearing today when they severely sprained, but that Mrs. to the Cottage Grove Fruit connection with the Standard Oil work for a good republican show will no doubt be remanded to the Wallace, owing to her advanced Company, where they w ill: and the result reminds us of one of ing at the local polls November county jail at Kugene to await age— 7b years— will naturally be trial in the circuit court. Champ Clark's stories. He says the 3rd. C. J. Howard called the confined to her lied several days as Wholesale and Retail MR. DKW AI.D PRO STRATED . that out in Wyoming, close to the meeting to order and was chosen a result of her severe injury. She public highway, is a mound with temporary chairman, with M. II Mr. Dewald spent a rather rest is reported as resting easy. for them according to grade a wooden slab at its head, upon Anderson as temporary secretary. less night, although he was calm delivered. We will also dry I PE R M A N E N T O R G AN IZATIO N . which is crudely carved an epi and self-possessed, as he was when Hunter and Deer Killed. fruit for cash or on shares. taph reading: “ He whistled for Permanent organization was ef he pluckily grappled with the For particulars enquire at j hold-up men. However, he is the grizzly and the grizzly came.” fected as follows: Near Roseburg Sunday Geo. the Dryer. President, C. J. Howard; F'irst weak and almost prostrate today It is evident that Attorney Gen Buxton, aged 24, shot and wound from loss of blood and the violent vice, J. M. I sham: Second vice, B R A SS G O O D S A N D T IN W A R E eral Bonaparte is not enjoying his! ed a large buck deer. In attempt S T O V E S AND R A N G E S Dr. J. (>. Van Winkle; Secretary, strain experienced in his tussle office any more, lie is not getting iug to cut its throat with a hunt M. II. Anderson; Treasurer, T. C. with the two ruffians who at - 1 the glory out of it, with the courts ing knife, the deer sprang to its M ITCH ELL WAGONS WIN DMILLS. PUM PS Wheeler. Committee on constitu tacked him. It is the general turning down his legal arguments feet and viciously attacked Buxton tion and bylaws, 0. II. Van Den- opinion, however, that he will iu the great cases that arise from fatally goring him with its horns. And rvll Kinds of burg, J. II. Chambers and Prof. soon recover from his injuries and time to time. Prosecuting the Both hunter and deer were found severe experience. Harvey. After brief deliberation trusts is not the merry-go-round, lying dead together. The Cottage Grove officers are this committee re tr ie d their pro- possibly that he had imagined it to ! ¡>osed constitution and bylaws to lie again complimented for their l>e. Mr. Bonaparte longs for pluck and alertness, having sev Leave orders at Cunningham s Con I which was read and adopted, Estray Notice. Match .1. fectionery Phone 73 or phone i It was voted that the club adopt eral times in the past two years residence 4 0 6 Handou has an organized in the name "T a ft Republican club” proven themselves more than an Sept. 25, 1908. corporated chandler of commerce of Cottage Grove. equal for the most desperate tran There came to my place on Mos- A ll K in d s of comixised of wide awake business sient criminals. Thugs will soon PE R M A N E N T COMMITTEES. by creek aliout eight mouths ago men that devote their best energies „i On membership and program, liegitt to steer clear of Cottage a two year old tnuley heifer, light to promoting plans that will build F. I). Wheeler, C. C. Hazleton, Grove. red, no marks or brand. Owner up a city. The people of the TV. C. Conner. is hereby notified to call for same place do not hesitate to put up On finances, J. M. Isham, Thos. HASKELL JOINS DOWN and pay for pasturage and cost of money for feasible projects when Pearce. J. II. Chambers. AND OUT CONTINGENT this notice. called upon, knowing that they The secretary was instructed to 24-28 A. C a s t le . CO TTAO E GUO VE are liable to receive two dollars for correspond with the state organiza Chicago, Sept. 25.— Governor Í il * j i i n •! • every one invested iu the majority tion and secure a good sjieaker at Charles N. Haskell at midnight re of cases. This is why the “ City I the earliest possible day when a signed his position as treasurer of the democratic national committee. by the Sea” is forging ahead of j rousing rally will lie held here, All the latent treatment*. other towns in the ^county. Real All republican's of South l.ane His resignation was announced by V] 1 r = ^ estate prices have been kept down ! are cordially invited to join the himself after he had conferred I PLAIN ud MRDICATKII BAIÏIS to a reasonable figure. And auv I club ami receive and wear the reg- with officials at democratic head persoti of thirty dollars can pur-1 ulatiou campaign button quarters. Have you ordered Fruit X-1IAY LABORATORY chase a lot within ten minutes ! Adjourned to meet next Mon- In giving out his decision, Mr. Trees for the ensuing season walk of the city wharf. I day night at 7 o'clock. Haskell, in response to a question, planting? If not, you lietter For further particular* address declared he did not desire to lie re hurry up! Prices will go up. I Dr. II. C. 8 C IIL E E K . The Standard High Grade Fence of the .■«SA* sponsible for any embarrassment Some are asking 38 cents -N MSmASMeSSHNOSM I sell at which might result to the demo for Cornice Pears. World. There is over 400 miles of this cratic party by bis retaining the 20 cents, but can’t hold the famous wire fence in Douglas county, Oregon. prices down much longer. office of treasurer. This is High Carbon Spring Wire which will This is the Fund that protects our depositors Gov. Haskell's resignation was keep its shape when properly stretched. Will from loss, coupled with years of successful brought aliout by charges pre carry a full stock of wire at rill times. business experience. This Bank has a ferred against him by Hearst and S. B. MORSS, Phone 471 Capital of . . . . $25.000.00 Inquire of President Roosevelt in. which it Surplus Fund of - - - 5,000.00 | DAVID GRHifiS, or STF.ARNS & CHF.N0W1TH. Agents was shown that he was a corpora All kinrts of machine anrt repair Undivided Profit of • - .% 10,000.00 i tion sympathizer and had been work ilone promptly anrt at reason Stockholders Liability of - : 25,000.00 \ able prices connected with the Standard Oil A Total of - - $65.000.00 i manipulations in Oklahoma. C arpets an d R ugs This meauskhat we must lose $65.000,00 before out Haskell was chairman of the Marte to order anrt Satis depositors could lose one cent. Tins pltdection $s for i democratic national platform com Thin! Street. Edison, Colombia faction Kiiarnnteert both YOU. When vou think BANK think of »lie as to workmanship anrt COTTAGK i'.ROVR, OKK<>< >N Victor mittee at the Denver presidential prices. Apply to convention and was at that time * GRAPH0PH0NES Com er elected treasurer of the democratic Records ’ - OF COTTAOE GROVE, OREGON n e a r A d v e n tis t C r w ir c h New post cards and local views national committee. at the Bazaar. Wynne Hardware Company 5E PAID CASH Hardware and Machinery C. M. DENSMORE, Prop DRAYINQ HAULING COTTAGE GROVE Hauling Done Promptly at Reasonable Charge W . A. HOG ATE FRUIT TREES ARE lb FLOUR MILLS Mill Feed G ra t in and Hay C H A S. M ATTH EW S. Proprietor. GETTING SCARCE THE PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE. S E C U R IT Y Cedar Springs Nursery Barrels oJLll FIRST NATIONAL BANK ! M I L L E R ’S Machine Shop Cottage Grove, Ore. Oakland. Ore. OLD LEADER BUILDING Í J. M. Notions, Novelties ÎAZAAK
