Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, October 02, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextS P L E N D ID A . 5 A U TU M N A L GOODS SEASONABLE 4 . f -i.-.*« » *•<*-■* ■ ■AT T H E N E W S T O R E - R E E S -W A L L A C E J u * *'5 Inc. O d C O J ti il «o. V ^ ■+f* or* n S ' September sees an active resumption o f trade which || special bargains in cool weather goods. was sompwhat ^kllthe Tvyo previous months || $hoes for Schc School children which wear and looli 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 25 COTTAGE GROVE LEADER. she decks her Autumn v fdneral Jjier titles o f eritn T H K I.B AU K K K l'B l.ltU tlN U «XI. (In<*,) son aiuf* season— sad- Your sear leaf C o n n r b A D v B r i ’ I I . i . b , - E d i t o r a dest of the and tearful si>;h throw the soul K aterM at the Cottage (tr o t e postumo* an '* * - hack ji|«ii tts s e l/r jm l compel us on d u lase matter. to tlfiilk ‘fhaf soOii* or late it shall SlJBXOKU’ T IO N BATHS be said o f eaqll of us,_ “ The har- W eekly, one year, SI.50; si* m onths .75 veft.il past, tlaeMunulieitiO'iided." SE M I W E E K L Y . One Year • But Nature will have her course, Six Months Three Months . . . . | and it is well. Spring and sum- tUfA jk(\i Well, let them go. FRID AY, OCTOBER 2, 1908 ! \Vjlbt jjfy fe ¿hurried approach o f PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. , the grim armies o f winter do drive to earlb each trembling leaf, they V ail not* take a5v.-ty our verdant REPUBLICANS. P. J. Miller............................w . . . . A II»n y . . gprhry p a n n e d 15h'tBe "pages of R. R. Butler................... j \ Baker City .................................. ; ......Portland memory. »ZS ? MEDITATION. T u * s 4 ry > R nl Friday«. Published Weekly and Semi-Weekly. .. A. C. Marslers.............................Rcmebnrg ‘ yye We W()U1J would not stay the tfresli, DEMOCRATIC. Sam W h ile................. . . . . . . Baker Cify E. J. S. McAllister.......................I'ortlaiul Bernard Daly.................................Portland O- »*• ..............................Roselmeg «young season,' spring. Spring, with its lfudtjing flowers -and Inul? _ „ ding hopes. SpOJig. ; with its vig- „ g f r * * * * , , ^ ¿ ^ ¿ th, all un- tr ijd * ja yet. Spring, wlieu the (let ready for Cottage (.rove s sower g«eth forth to sbw, and man begins the long journey Destiny Candidate Sherman apjiears to i hath ‘Barked out for him. I.et be keeping very quiet. This is i sPr' “ >i K've way to summer with its toil of brawn and brain. I.et becoming to him. P r o f l f i s i o i a l C a rd s Love o f Selfish Pleasure Leads to Race Suicide» s "A - A ▲ ' 1 " J K. YUUMU By or GRANVILLE STANLEY HALL. P r d d u i l o t Clark Unlveratty. n y r ProftM r F USBA YDS ns well as wives are too often prone to shirk thjp duty of parenthood, which is as much due to the state as that of paying taxes or fighting for tho country’s lifo if it ik ) threatened by a foreign foe. j L O V E O F S E L F IS H P L E A S U R E , D O U B T ON T H E P A R T O P E A C H M A T E O F T H E IR O W N OR T H E O T H E R 'S A B I L IT Y T O P E R FORM S U C C E S S F U L L Y A L L T H E D U T IE S O F P A R E N T H O O D , D IS T A S T E FO R T H E E X P E N S E , T R O U B L E , S E L F u E N IA L A N D C O N ) F IN E M E N T A R E C A U S E S I T IS IM P O S S IB L E T O A P P R A IS E T H E IR R E L A T IV E IM P O R TA N C E . r ’ O l^ e r ^ o u iiK ^ iU a i n t f ^4ain Street, ^ IN TH E L.1NE O F A M "' > % £ O IBi* in MoKiirlaml Hiiililiiig Over C och ran 's Furniture Store 3* Oltlce l’ hone, 34» K esidenco l*houe, •'>31 gj I J H. MKDLKY, The pink mudguards of Suuuy Jim will catch the frost descend ing and turn a fine autumnal red, with the burning sumac blending: the frost will thin out Mr. Kern's elalxirate chin thicket, and each of the9e hair-l>eariiig tails will gri some on his ticket. And llicn November .IrU will route. When all of us shall vote, And one o f ttiese two Hilts will have To he the Billy goat. ' ? A T o t a t r i f 't f - $ 6 5 .0 0 6 .0 0 This means that we must hisc Sfifi.000.00 liefme our ¿ ^ i,ors "»« This liruteelioii ip for 5V hen you think BANK think of" ‘ lie *■ f F IR S T N H T I0 N H L B H N K OF COTTAGE O RO VE. OREGON Jp« November 'doth will be a red letter day for the W. O. W . order of this city,’ in the evening o f which day there will lie initiated in one body one hundred new can didates. That there will be some-j thing doing every minute until the? dawn, goes without the sayingJ The district fair will lie in session at that time and Friday Nov. doth! has been designated as “ W ood men D ay,” on which day the; town will lx- turned over to the Woodmen to d o what they please with it. J. I’ , Smith, the ,W. (>. W. booster pf Kugene, has been in the Grove.fieveral days infusing enthusiasm into the W . O. W blow-out aud Imp “ go(. the liqys goin g’ * in good shape. It will lie a big, successful occasion. ______ <•» Please which are made a t the !.. INC. a V M > f i t 9 D E N T IS T Ì .Stewart-Ì'arlcr htulMnia ^ 75.90 miles, which tax is asserted as part o f the tax roll for the year 1907, by the defendant, Lane county; that the plaintiff is entitled to a decree perpetually enjoining the defendants from collecting of said pretended tax ami from issu ing execution and making levy oil the property o f plaintiff for such purpose. Dated September 30, Cottage Grove is a hustler these 1908. I,. T . Harris, Judge. days. The citizens are arranging for an aiiuuiC harvest. fair that is Egg Hunt Saturday. to lie conducted on an extensive scale. They could do nothing Ail unique picnic was greatly that would lie more beneficial to enjoyed by the members o f the the towu^—-Kugeue? Register. Christian Sunday school, oil the ,r . " - i — — - - At the s|>ecial election held in McFarland butte last Saturday. Kugene yesterday to vote oil bond The chief feature o f the day was ing the city fot"the purpose o f in ■an egg hunt— one of the eggs lie- stalling a gravity water system, ing a “ golden e g g .” Previous to using Ritchey creek as a source of the coming of the members of the supply, the measure was defeated. Sunday school about one hundred Herman Rider,, editor o f the boiled eggs had lieen secreted in Staats-Zeitung, the great New the grass, among the bushes and York German newspaper, has lieen in the boughs o f the trees. It was appointed treasurer o f the demo worth going a long way to see the cratic national committee to suc .youngsters scramble for the “ cackle ceed Governor Haskell. berries.” Kllen Brown found the A city park for Cottage Grove is “ golden egg” and was awarded a a .good, subject for the---civic im liberal treat of confectioneries. provement society to tackle. -A After the hunt numerous games pretty city park is a splendid ad- were engaged ill, and then came '.'erjie^nciltfrtr a'lOWiTT- *’ the feast of gorxl things under the shade of the oaks. Dinner was The Kugene LutipiJr Uo.'s mill was start»«! up Again ^luesdav follow ed bv a long tramp through morning and is running with a full the wiUlwcxxl. The young people force again. returned home unanimously de daring that they hail a glorions time. _______ ‘ _______ This is the Fund that protects our depositors. from loss, coupled with years of successful business experience. This Bank has a Capital of . . . . $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 Surplus Fund of . . . . . 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 Undivided Profit of . . . . 1 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 Stockholders Liability of - - 2 S .0 0 0 .0 0 Everything new and uo-to-date. Best brands and grades ot Fresh Groceries. Country ProilucC-tWiught’ aml sold. Call aiut see what a dollar will buy at IV. C. J O H N S O N ’S. VVE AR E L O C A T E D FOR T H E P R E S E N T Phone 1451 ■? * H ours 8.3() to 12, 1 to ö N ew Fall S tock H. C. M AD SEN , __ W .1 ~ . •, atchm akkr . R ep airin g at re& sq u a ^ lA 'iia ries. A ll work guaran teed flrsl-ciass. Watches, C lock s and Jew elry a t Low est Price COT TAG E GROVE, ORE. Genbraf B la c k s m ith in g n H orseshoeing specialty. W agon and carriage re- ing. A ll w ork guaranteed ' j ^ iRitfJwcaealnath.ex* inmirwaanfrrppaired. !5hoC at rear o f H einenway & HurkliuUp*r’s Store . 13 : . Now Arriving Daily '; 1 : - f ‘ Gingham and Percales, entirely new patterns Bordered Prints, something new at 7e per yard Complete line of Val,Laces and Inserliqus,- e x tra fine. New Dress < loods, latest weaves. Kimona Cloth, all colors, and otiiei articles c.f interest to the buvers ■ E JK PR UN ES Iiart»««4mYtt»g-rrpv ftnlinn i'retipk.o r ; $ i 1 vvr/ pruliti», in orsuiftll 1q(uuitities— a pail full or a w agon load— are requested to bring them to the C o tta g e Grove Fruit C om pany, where they will F A R M M A C H IN E R Y S A W MILL. S U P P L I E S S T E A M A N D G A S d fiC lN E E N G I N E S . PAC KIN G. H O S E AND B E L TIN G Wynne Hardware Company Hardware and Machinery Com e rttid see us. We will do our utm ost to please you. for them according to grade delivered. W e will also dry fruit for cash or on shares. F or particulars enquire a t the Dryer. A . J. A r m s t r o n g . C. M. DENSMORE, Prop a ller y Apple Boxes! DRAYINQ HAULING Leave orders at Cunningham’s Con fectionery Phone 73 or phone residence 4 0 6 Hauling Done Promptly at Reasonable Charge w. Cottage Grove Mfg. Co. FRU IT T R E E S A R E GETTING SCARCE a . R o g ate COTTAGE ! OHOVE Hospital awl Sanitarium ì All the latest treatment*. . Barrels £.12 Carpets and Rugs Made to onlfcr ami Satis faction guarantee«I both aa to workmanship ami prices». Apply U> W IN D M ILLS. PU M PS COTTAGE GROVE FLOUR MILLS All K in d s of Mill Feed G rain and Hay C H A S. M A T T H E W S, Proprietor. Electrical X KAY LABORATORY Machine Shop All kinds of machine and repair work 1 lone promptly anil at reason able prices. THE PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE. The Standard High Grade Fence o f the W orld. There is over 4 0 0 miles o f this fam ous wire fence in Douglas countv, Oregon. This is High Carbon Spring W ire which will keep its shape when properly stretched. Will carry a full stock o f wire a t all times. Inquire of DAVID GRIGGS, or STRARNS & ChENOWITH, Agents Cottage Grove, Ore. Oakland, Ore. OLD LEADER BUILDING Thin! Street. COTTAl'.R GROVE, OREGON 6 J. M. Comer near Adventist Ctw jrch M IT C H E L L WAGONS PI,AIN and M EDICATED BATHS Cedar Springs Nursery M I L L E R ’S P h o n e 471 B R A S S G O O D S AND T IN W A R E S T O V E S AND R A N G E S A n d n il Kind* of W e have on hand standard apple lioxes in lots from one to one hundred boxes. L otsof ID or less, 15cents each Lots o f 5 0 _______ .,-$ 6 .7 5 Lots of 100. ............. ..$ 1 2 .0 0 gregation. were much gratifieil to leant that he had been assigned to the ministry of the M. K. church at this place for another year by S . B . M O R S S , Hie M. K. conference convene«! at Salem last week. He is a gentle man in every respect and his ser mons are very able and interesting. Rea/1 .\. W .i f Innen way’s . large new ad.*J ' ' ^ V . and woi.lu Le pleased to show our customers and friends our Wholesale and Retail (G N ew Management N ew Equipment. I New Stewart Building BE PAID CASH (iifb v E H ave you ordered Fruit Trees for the ensuing season planting? If not, you better hurry up! Prices will g o up. Som e are asking 3 8 cents for Cornice Pears. I sell at The many friends of Rev. S. 2 0 cents, but can ’ t hold the M. Nickle, especially his con prices dow n much longer. Read the new ad of the Cottage Grove Manufacturing C o., offering apple boxes for sale, and the new ad o f the Grove Gallery. IN T H E C orner Second and Main Streets WOODMEN OF THE CANNOT ASSESS WORLD'S INITIATION EXPRESS COMPANY the tfflhder bTatkeiT-Shall the nion arch Oak* stcilW^t'k to the acorn home, from whence it came:! Shalhklie hoary sage creep back t* the downy cradle of infancy?. Oh» ho! The past, must bury the past, and we, like’ true soldiers, will gO on fading ritcAli good and ill, seasons fottborfnrr. W*.A. -IS- S E C U R IT Y JOHNSON’S STORE $ i A North Inlet, Coos county man says that his cranberry ranch will yield alxmt 300 bushels per acre, and as the prevailing price is about $2.75 per bushel, he will de- ■ rive alxmt $$25 per acre. He ex- ‘ pects to raise 4D0 bushels an acre after the land has lieen cultivated more, and some times crauberries are worth $4 a bushel there. AT A T T O R ft^ Y A T L A W the toiler ill life's harvest reap as In addressing the Methodist con ference at Salem, the capital city mayor told the preachers that when he was a boy his father wauted him to study for the min istry, bur he said, " l decided 1 had rather work for a living.” Ladies' and Gents Shoes ? big d istrict^ fa iO ^ w ^ ^ J ^ 'l,‘ " * • Governor Haskell is now am using himself by calling Teddy K. “ a crook in the White House,” “ an infamous liar,” etc. He is also applying some equally drastic epithets to Editor Hearst, who he will sue for libel, he says. Fine Laces and Embroideries I Ilere, too, we must place “ the ode child system” or the ideal o f ^ S p ed a i Attention ’('liven to M ining and 9 f ^Corporation I^iw.- one or two children only under which parents often seek to nfono foi £ Office**Btiite3,JBarik Building. A the shortcomings of their powers of heredity or of nature by nature—i --------- g It. w -- ■ ■ 1 » ! ■ »------ i. e., LAVISH IN O EXCESSIVE CARE UPON TH EIR FF,V$ CHILDREN, WHO WOULD BE BETTER OFF W ITH M O R E 5 T C i.n n tÑ s ó Ñ , VEGkECT. Careful studies have shown that only children aro on ° ATTORNEY AX LAW $ Estates Adm inistered, M in ing Patents tho average distinctly inferior physically, mentally and morally td| Proenretl. M ining and Corporation Law $ . specialty, o ffice over (Iriffin, Veatch those with several brothers and sisters, and an ounco of heredity ¡4 Hardware. j: « »(lice Pitone. Main il L K n id e y t , 85. jx- worth a hundredweight of culture. It has been a rarely dry Septem he hath sown,, ^inl .sing, or mourn Judge Harris has handed down ber, but we shall doubtless get well a h e refapis. his decision in the case of Wells- . *> soaked this mouth. But soon, too soon, the season Fargo & Co. against Lane county of gtildeir fruit and waving grain and, Harry Bown, its sheriff and The Albany Herald has it this sleeps beside her sister, spring, tax-collector, in which the com way: “ Bryan the Peerless; Cliafiu and iivvher olaoe. stands1, autumn pany brought suit to restrain the the Beerless; Taft the Fearless. tlfii&l yaffil1 iitl. ‘Though much sheriff from levying on its property Why not Debs the ("«earless?— has gone, much remains. Then to collect the tax from the assess Radium. i lel irW the toiler :dtyt .“ wbnt is the ment against its rights and priv ileges in the sum o f $15,180. Prospects look mighty good foj; cause that the former sldXS. were Judge Harris finds that the e x better than these? F o r m stand the lumbermen, miners and farm WfT?re T^isSom gathers Aip press company has no interest in ers in this vicinity for next season. the railroad lines and has no con There will lie something dqiiig- the golihfif I T T t f i tfe ne and w|aves V f * rlriipa „Jot ? liiii^tt, nection therewith whatever, except herealiouts every minute in i that it transports express matter thon^itful^ brows; where Trut over said lines, paying an agreed In many places in the \Vulam white pinions fan the wounc compensation therefor; that plain ette valley the farmers propose to heafl of life's warrior as he st; rigidly enforce the trespass law gefiihi the place of his long, last tiff in particular owned no trans- against hunters. They assert that sleep And \vj*yer^ jqy hai^fli portion rights aud privileges of the value o f $15,180, or o f any value, all game birds are almost extermi hold .a lump qf w4|.y but not in Lane county on March 1, 1907; nated. soul. V: a , Wltwefon, MleBtrNy/;htig seasofs that the assessment and tax are As a result of Cottage GroV.e’s p f /t f o -vyeaj;4.'i \'ou sefve • ^ will without’ authority of law and are fame for the production o f prize wholly void. that’s ruled liptr,ove. , winning yellow-legged roosters, CONCLUSIONS OK LAW 'JVh^. call jiakk the\pas|! \^h|il the Methodist preachers o f West That plaintiff is entitled to a de tlie juiottlexf butterfly go batk to Oregon have decided to hold tlieir its istraiglueile4_. chrysalis? Shall cree cancelling and annuling the annual district conference here field* of;j^ene^''j(rain. revert to pretended tax on its alleged Trans next September. portation rights and privileges over Exactly Hat Too Want Family Groceries, New Dry Goods P H Y S I C I A N an,I MIIROK4IN J m r ATTORNKV AT L A W New post cards and local views a| the Bazaar. Edison, Colombia Victor GRAPH0PH0NES Records Notions, Novelties