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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1908)
A SPLENDID AUTUMNAL j. SHOWING OF SEASONABLE É ’ GOODS GOO C »-WALLACE CO: 4 ------------------------------- A T T H E N E W S TO R E t>F- Septem bersc1 resumption o f trade w hich 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. Inc. Stock tresh, select and w ill please the most fastidious. Useful and Lastintf Alliances M u s t Rest on Com m on Interests. ^ i i - '.t r. j * ---- £ 1 A See our"' bargains in cool weather goods. Shoes for School children which w ear . . and look w ell • • ~ "~rr - - — - - — • •- ..... - --»y *_ . — — Think of the ¿ist stride it? ed Professional Cards. ucational facilities that libs Iteeu -'•^<*1a<*i*<**k<*rv*’i W A t*** » Published Weekly and Semi-Wtekly. uthde within a few generations; i F. VOUNO there are men liviug in this age of THK I.KADKK PUBI.ISIIINO CO ( W .) literal temi>les of leamiitR who ATTORNEY A T L A W OltUre:^ Young Ho i hl I if j?, JjLr<**t, C onn - kr A K p B ri i i . i . k . • E d ito r » lea rued trite radimeutals under the By WU TINC fANC, Chine» Minuter. J - gad in a log school house whose Filtered at the ('-»ttaRe drove po.Mtnce «c - V, V ; * r * * f H E R E may be several kinds of alliances between countries. seats and desist .were hewn- out of mid-ela»» matter. A N U N W R IT T E N A L L IA N C E D IC T A T E D BY MU Die- fores! prfme-tirl.’ : ilow have I». f SUHHtlKIITKJN KATItS T U A L IN T E R E S T S A N D ESTEEM between people» I A W’ we made this climb? Oovermnent W eekly, nue year, fl.fti aia monlh- 9 PH Y M IC ÏIA W anil SU K O K O N î working along parallel lines without conflicting interest? i» — law— order— system, these are SEMI -WBBKLY. OHre ln McKarlauil H iiì I i I ìiik T One Year . . . » | the fctetors that have enabled us to S T R O N G E R T H A N A W R IT T E N O N E W H E R E Over Cochran's Furniture Store je Six Months Olllee Phone, Ml KesUlenco Phone, 531 Three Months (keep tnovftig upward. It m aybe T H E IN T E R E S T S O F T H E T W O A R E N O T | our taxes have been paid grutnbl- T H E SAME. TUESDAY, OCTOBER (>, UWH ! 'PKlv.,,apd . spei^t with Ji faint of Alliances may be of varied kinds. There may be J S. M K D LK Y , í | Kraft at times but the modern the written and scaled alliance between countries PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. A T T O R .N E Y A T L A W schools have come aitd the Index having no real interests in common, whose interests £ Special Six Attenljgu O iveti to M ining ami w keeps point i ur upward. There REPUBLICANS. Corporation Law. clash, as it were. Then there is tho unwritten alli O f f i c e * S y l t « 3, B a n k B vi lid i n *. A P. J. Miller............................. tlhauy are plenty ot of weak s])otS spots in our Baker City, , . , ... ance, dictated by common aims and interests, where R. H. Itntler.......... ......Portland goyennueHt,-but it »hows Splendid J. A. I.ee.............. A. r. Marsters..................... Roselmrg virtue 'iu vpj$Hluciujt our maRni- the wishes and desires of each run parallel. Of the .two which is the stronger? DEMOCRATIC. ficent -system of scftiVils. J .c- -l(>HN80N, Sam White..................... Baker City TO 8 T A T E IT D I F F E R E N T L Y , A N A L L IA N C E TO B E U S E F U L t ATTO RN E Y AT LAW ----- K. J. S. McAllister................ l-ortlaml fober the Southern A N D L A S T IN G M U S T B E B A S E D ON CO M M O N IN T E R E S T S . I F IT fr Priâtes Administered, Mining Pateuts T Bernard Daly........................ Portland. During October 9 •l’roCifMed.» M ining and Corjtoration Law ¡9 O. 1* Coshow.............. Rosebtifs l’ncific' “ will ojifrate a fanning 18 SO B A S E D T H E M E R E F A C T T H A T IT IS R E D U C E D T O W R I T fé a specialty f »ffice over C.riffiti, Veatch A A lla rtlw wit-. • demonstration train through the IN G D O E S N O T S T R E N G T H E N IT M U C H . I F IT IS N O T SO B A S E D S office Phone, Math li.t. Késitlcnce, H5. a T H E W R IT IN G A N D T H E S E A L S AD D L IT T L E S T R E N G T H . SOME PERTINENT QUESTIONS Willamette valley-«. It will be un- | der the direction of the Oregon On the assumption that no firm Nothing ads so much to the at CASE AFTER CASE Agricultural college and IV- James 5 Cp I.. IN G R A M can continue in business without i Withycoutl*;, director of the Ore traction of a town as to see all the Codage patrouaRe, the Oregonian asks D E N T IS T ,gon Kgp^ciuieti^.-y. Station, will be houses neatly painted. There are Plenty More Like This in Stewart-Porter Hn ibi in g Mayor I.ane why he does not fct in charge with a number of as a number of dwellings in town Grove. VÍ Phone 1451 Hours tt.30 to 1.*, 1 to 5 m the immoral women of IVirtlaud sistants. On the train will be a that need to be painted and would Scores o f Cottage G rove people- can remain in their present .quarters, number ' of high class dairy cows, increase the attractiveness of the tell yon about Doan’s Kidneys pills. and then arrest every male speci and the most modern and success place fully one hundred per cent. Many a happy citizen makes a public statement o f bis experience. Hen» is a men seen enteritiR those joints? ful ...dairying -methjxls Will lie Do your part as a citizen and case of it. \Vlnt lietter proof of merit W atch m akkr . And the question is extremely skoYiiT T l'LiiwÀvIll Also hq, horti make your place attract the eye of can lie liatl than such endorsement? ‘ K > 1rfli K at reaaona'bfe fnarxeB. Mrs. M. Ilartnng. liv in g on R iver - pertinent. Why should there be cultural and agriculturaj.^xhibits, the stranger within our gates. It A ll work guaranteed tlrat-ciasR. street, Cottage «'■rove,1 Oregon,’says! “ It Watehea, ('lo ck s aud J ew elry at lo w e s t Price for men a set of morals less idea] And; best ■hnhlnkls', b t ' budding, will not cost very much. A well is a pleasure for me to reçomaieml Doan’ s Kiilney pills. This remedy lias COTTAGE GROVE, ORE. than those set up for women? grafting, pruning, spraying and informed citizen remarked the been useil in onr fam ily with thé -most Why should woman lie hrrrrctss&t' excellent results anil 1 cannot praïse it other day that paint was worth eking fruit shown. _ too strongly. 1 would advise anyixxly $&! _______ for offering temptation aud-i $100 a gallon to the property suffering with kidney trouble t . use male partner in crime escapq th ^ Borne« sea^oclnh a spccnyjy. Doan’s Kidney p ills.” For sale by all iiijt a ij^ lii r tje . ;fact that owner after it was placed on his --- H liti • ctì-ru "' nage rP dealers. 1’ rice SO cents. Fosler-.Mil- law? Why should a bibuloi* tala' ^id«c*d buildings, and he was not exag bnrn Co., Buffalo, N ew York. sole no l||boRi2vett sjilx ifi the i grounds i«rseiíecllr«x- «' receive social recognition flirotlg paib*«f-’U io]. agents for the United States. ,Utere was no pool .¿selling gerating, either. it riiTT of Tleinenway A Remember tlie name— Doan’s-y-and , . . 3 . out years of drunken linbet'iTlflf*^ 7 ** Burkholder's Store :: :: K take no otlicr. j , . , _ either, the state fair was a far It is rumored that the fruit and a woman tt become a social.-USjtt«. , . , * B A K E ß J . KC (greater success this vear than ever brokers of New York City got to cast for a single misstep o f f i c e ^ ,he ^ of |he I[oUHef R Sister Ann— Did ver get $ any kind? Why should vile, vicious'!» gether recently, had a midnight marks at school terdayi Hill? Hilt1 vicious, » t .—*7*. , !T , . rreseutatives .during, the la * legts- meeting down in the sub-wav, and — Yus’, blit they’ re where they uncouth, vulgar language not con latfve seshojii tHfe writer h ey d sev decided that they were not going don’t Show.' ' ’ demn a man as it does a woman? L ’ " —.fiers declare; that to cut eral " metí IUI to pay fancy prices for Oregon aud Why should we demand of woman . 'tilt iw otsd ' M t . ftfppgi- . If you yvastt a good paying Tittle greater purity of mind and spiff/1 Washington apples. There was f f Intere wert»j; members, itqni fie fait/- business inquire at the Bazaar. at least one commission man who more perfect gentility, gri tji Parties having ripe Italian vrrV who were eniphdtic in however“ did not attend this meeting, how worthiness, stricter adherence ‘h# French or Silver Prunes, in declaring that it would greatly ever, and he sneaked off to Ifood virtue, than we demand of m ill? large-or small quantities—à benefit the.'fair to, eliminate these River and bought 80,000 boxes. There can be no hope of reform-, . ? ¿vtbi, ft lípslt t taken loti« to find pail full or* a wagon load— A grapevine telegram says that ;en by statute, but it would t r . • ing men ' .. , r . V. Tint, winch., was right.— Browns- áre requested to bring them 1.80,000 more have been sold and : seetn justice if male frequenters of . . ^ to thé Cottage Grove Fruit eastern commission men have been l female resorts were arrested, fined CoiVpany, wpere they will plentiful in the Yakima, ‘ Rogue and their names published in all which arc made at thet*. There ought to lie a law to re River, Grande Ronde, Wenatchee, papers, that unsuspecting^ women of a higher social sphere might'be duhy edeW’ sdHoril teacheiY.lielow and other fruit producing sections. (x R O V E ( T a LLERY warned of their lechery.— Corvallis the -sixth grach? td spend la few o . • m . I . ■ /.• for them according to grade minutes; eayli - day ponndit|g into The latest statistics from the In N ew Management Times. (féliverèd. We vvill also dry the heads of the pupils the .Use of ternal Revenue department show a ---------.a N ew Equipment. «lid, ‘ ‘done,’ ' (saw," falling off in the home production the words “ di fruit for cash or on shares. The armoured football flayer- **7*ej= Come and see its. We catite, “ went” and of whiskey during the past 12 F or particulars enquire at now will cavort in padded pants, w ill do our utmost to gone." XTïïeTv .Ninety tier cent of the months of no less than 14,88.1,671 the.Dryer. and butt to beat a billy goat .whila please you. hdtl Rrffrflidi •‘‘ lnrflgs around the gallons, which is a shrinkage of frenzied thousands dance.. He’ll words mentioned, aud there is so alxmt 11 ner cent. No doubt this cut the foe with glass., hid in his much, catci^ssjgs«! in the schools will be credited or debited to the Paderewski mop, and when they and it'tlhe'rnirtie1 fliat the evil is of spread of the prohibition move pile on sacks he’ll do a war dance greater importance than correct ment itt certain sections of the on the top. The college men will dress. ’ T h e« »J l i t * raiment, cut country. However, the near beer all get up and yell like Kingdom A n d n il Kinds of aflerqhf k it i» .Tifhioti, cannot off trade has probably expanded at Come, the college girls will swal set the expression, ” 1 Have went.’ nlvout the altove ratio. low six or seven gobs of gum, tile .—Junction Tijp«*. The Portland papers say “ the autumn sun will lie obscured by W e have on hand standard colors, horns and hats, the eftta- Leave ordèrt at Cunningham's Con-| “ We women cannot choose our unfortunate women of the north- apple Itoxes in lots from one fectionery Phone 73 or phone pultating end will cave the other lot,” sings an easteru poet. Still, end must go.” While Portland residence 406 to one hundred boxes. fellow’s slats, the giant ceuters if women have the necessary is ousting the fallen women, it Lotsof 10 or less, 18centseach will collide like two excursion funds, we.fail lo see’ why real es should also kick out the tin horns I.ots of 8 0 .___________ _$6.78 trains, the guards will paw the fate men will not let them have any other masculine moral letters, Lots of 100 _________ $12.00 who have made Portland a profit earth aud scramble one another’s what thev want. able reudesvous for these women. brains: and when the ambulance drives up, with great vociferation A Baltimore undertaker adver Many of the fruit men are re the howling mob will give three tises “ a free grave with every $78 marking on the superior quality of eheers for higher education. funeral.” Inducements to die in fruit offered in the markets this IpÄSis ■ ■Ralthnr>rt ’are great-^TMt trot at- year. For many years the people C O T T A G E G R O V E have had to buv scabby, scaly, The Oregon game law, as far trarrivY. ________________ worm-eaten apples, but it has Iteen as it applies to the protection o L Th e. I)e,M:red^peciaUs short of improving since the spraying cam the game bmls of this part of the , ^ , and d u are paign has been commenced. All the lafestiréarment«. Willamette \ alley, is a farce—ami ‘ , . L. c *. ** , _ j being made *for enough money to Safety Deposit Boxes so are the game warcWns,— Browns-, kt* p i( till election, ville Times. This statement was ——— The First National bank received never made whet, our J. W. Baker Senator Beveridge formally op- Have you ordered Fruit was holding the position of state »tied the republican campaign in a its fine new equitpment of safety Trees for the ensuing season X -ltA Y LABORATORY deposit boxes this morning direct game warden. | speech at Portland today. planting? I f not, you l>ettcr from the factory, and this latest Knr riirther parti ou I a m address hurry up! Prices will g o up. improved cabinet will be of great Some are asking cents D r. H . C. 8C H L K K F . convenience to the many patrons for Comice Pears. I sell at of the bank. This cabinet for the 20 cents, lmt can’t hold the depositing of valuable papers will j prices down much longer. T his is the Fund that protects our depositors be roll back in the vault at night I from loss, coupled with years of successful^, aud its contents will therefore business experience. This Bank has a always be fire and burglar proof. Go in and see the new cabinet. i M 0R5S, P h o n e 471 Capital of . . . . $25.000.00 T u * s l » v « a n i Trid m jif. ¥ «*. » * \ r- 51 5 c r c. _ * :_ »_ _r . I Phone your wants. Eiattlj Hat Tot fait IN T H E L IN E O F Family Groceries, New Dry Goods Fine Laces and Embroideries Ladies’ and Gents Shoes JOHNSON’S STORE Everything new Fresh Groceries. see what a dollar — ■■ H . C. M A D S E N , W E ARE L O C A T E D FOR T H E P R E SE N T, IN T H E New Stewart Building C orner Seoond nod MBiq, Streets and would Le pleased to show our customers and • friends our N ew Fall Stock Now A rriv in g Daily Gingham and Percales, entirely new patterns Bordered Prints, something new at 7c per yard Complete line of V’ al I.aces and Insertions, ex tra fine. New Dress Goods, latest weaves. Kiniona Cloth, all colors, and other articles of interest to the buvers : : : . : : : : General B la ck sm ¡th in g ictüres Please s - 1 * T« - F A R M M A C H IN E R Y - S A W M I L L . S U C P L IE S ^ T t / t M A N D G A S O L IN E ENGINES. •“ P A C k lN G . H O S E AND B E L T IV G Wynne Hardware Company Wholesale and Retail BE PAID CASH Hardware and Machinery B R A S S G O O D S A N D T IN W A R E S T O V E S AND RAN G ES A. J . Armstrong. C. IN. DENSJHORE, Prop M IT C H E L L W A G O N S W IN D M ILLS . PU M PS D R A Y IN Q H A U L IN G L f Haoling Done Promptly at Reasonable Charge w. a . R ogate Cottage Grove Mfg. Co. II FRUIT TREES ARE GETTING SCARCE and uo-to-date. Best brands and grades ot CoiyHry Produce lx>ught~?iiul sold. Call and will buy at W » G. i Q H N S O N ’S. i mi i .i , .1 mmm+m " ■ — ................... - I .* - •; ‘t t . , « Apple Boxes! 25 Main COTTAGE GROVE FLOUR MILLS =8« All Kinds of Mill Feed G rain and Hay C H A S . M A T T H E W S , Proprietor. Electrical — 4 PLAIN and MEDICATED BATHS r THE PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE. S E C U R IT Y if Cedar Springs Nursery Surplus Fund of ... - ----- ^ Undivided Profit of Stockholders Liability of - - A Total of - - -5y0Q0.00 1CL000.00 25,000.00 $65 ,0 0000 This means that we must lose *65.000.00 before <*ur depo: depositors could lose one cent. This protection is for YOU. When voti think BANK think of the i. OP COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON nww j y - ... ; ...... . Tom Awbrey can give you good reliable insurance at reasonable rates, put your residence insur ance iu the ( tregon Fire Relief A s sociation and your business prop erty in the Bankers and Merchants Mutual. Call at the express o f fice for rates. K J F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K «z v v r tv w w w You Need Fire Protection. gv^s.--c- c<SSS.<ÏSSÂSS*->:vv's.-^v-xs»J^S.- Barrels Ó 4 Carpets and Rugs Milde to onler ami Sftti* f.irtion guarantee«! _ both J. as to workmanship ami price». Apply to M. Comer near A v v en tis i Crwirch .V% v v M I L L E R ’S Machine Shop All kimla oi machine an«l repair work «lone promptly ami at reason able prices. The Standard High Grade Fence o f the World. There is over 400 miles of this famous wire fence in Douglas county, Oregon. This is High Carbon Spring Wire which wili keep its shape when properly stretched. Will carry a full stock o f wire at all times. ~~ - - ■■ i-iii - -i — -------- -------- — ' Inquire ot DAVID GRIGGS, or STRARNS & CHEN0WITH, Agenfs Cottage Grove, Ore. Oakland, Ore. OLD LFADER BULDIN6 Thinl Street, COTTAt'.K OROVR OREGON* New post cards and local at the Bazaar. --------- 1 THE .. -J Edison, Columbia Victor i graphopho N es Records Notions, Novelties BAZAA
