Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, October 13, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextA SPLENDID j , AUTUMNAL • SHOWING OF ------------------------------AT THE NEW STORE OF-------------* SEASONABLE * GOODS - R E E S -W A L L A C E C O M P A N Y , Inc. See our special bargains in cool weather goods. October sees an active resumption of trade which Shoes for School children which wear and look well was somewhat dull the two previous months Our GROCERY DEPARTM ENT is complete. Stock fresh, select and will please the most fastidious. Phone your wants. Main 25 COTTAGE GROVE LEADER. Was. only three days old, which would allow of but thirty birds, Published Weekly and Semi-Weekly. ten each day, per hunter. The evidence of open violation of the t i i k i - k a o k h p u b l is h in o CO. (Ine.) law was apparent, yet no game E d itors warden interfered with this tuau or COXNF.R A D u B R I'II.I.«, any of the others who were loaded F i l t e r e d »t the V - a U A g f drove mwtolllce as see down with birds. oml-class matte!*. T u0 »(l& yi F rld a y i. HUBHCKirriOK K A T K .S Weekly, ou« >eut. «.30: »i* months .7* «rot- KRIffl WKBKLY. One Year *-'î5 Six Montila 1 •!” Three Montila * • • 9/0 T U E S D A Y - OCTOBER 14, fi«>8 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. R EPU B LIC AN S, R J. M iller............................ ......Albany Baker City R. K. Butler................. J. A. L e e ......... ....................... ....Portland D E M O C R ATIC . ......... Baker City ...Portland tBfrnard D aly........................ ... Portland Koseburg tV 1*. Cosliow........................ Sam W h ite .......... HATS OFF AT CHURCH. PLEASE! WHAT'S IN A NAME? Active publicity work has re sulted in such an influx of people in the more active communities of the Pacific northwest that housing the newcomers has really Irecome a serious problem in some of the towns. New residences are being erected as rapidly as possible and rented long in advance of their completion. In some of the fruit districts, cars loaded with house hold goods are occupying the tracks and the delay in their un loading is making the orchardists apprehensive as to trackage for their fruit shipments. AFTERNOON AND EVENING CONCERT As previously announced the Civic Improvement committee of the Woman’s Club will give two musical programs the afternoon and evening of Oct. 16, next Fri day at the Commercial Club rooms. The afternoon program will begin at .1:15 o ’clock and the evening program at 8 o’clock sharp. The piano numbers given in the program will be played on a a player piano, which is kindly furnished by the Filer piano house, Portland, Oregon. The piano music will be in charge of Prof. Burnett, a noted player pianist of Portland. A 10 cent admission will lie charged for each program, the money to be used by the Civic Improvement committee in work it wishes to take up. After each program there will be a social time with music. Fruit punch will be served. Following are the programs: AFTERNO O N. Piano numbers. Trio, “ What Is the Song the Swal lows Sing?” ........................... Misses Veta Holderman, Eva Richmond, Blanche Veatch. Piano numbers. Reading ( a ) “ The Gossips” (b ) “ When Folks Come to ‘ ur House” Mrs. I,. R. Ryan Solo, “ The Harvest Days are Pass ing by,” ................ Mr. Isham Piano numbers. Cornet solo........................Selected C. S. Cochran (Juartet............. “ Sweet and L o w ” Mrs. Van Winkle, Mrs. Conner, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Brund Piano number. “ America,” sung by audience. E V E N IN G . the fields were full of game law Isn’ t this awful? It is said that violators who killed pheasants in the lady on the new $20 coins— discriminately, even in the face of we cannot personally verify the re the game wardens; who are un port— wears a sheath grown. doubtedly afraid to interfere. Now that the season is opened, The first of the campaign liets hunters in many cases simply pay I are up ranging at 100 to fio on no attention to the law and kill far ; Taft, says Goodwin’s Weekly. above the limit. At the depot this morning there were ten hunters j We no sooner get through mow returning to Portland. Between ! ing the lawn than we have to rake them they had no less than 250 up the falling leaves. Orchestra. Piano nuiulicrs. Trio.......... "Beautiful Moonlight” Misses Veta Holderman, Eva Rich mond, Blanche Veatch. Piano number. Reading “ The Hazing o f Valliant’ A Princeton story................. Mrs. L. I). Ryan Vocal duet....... “ The Pilot Brave’ Mr. Isham and Mrs. Brehaut Piano number. (Juartet.................. "G ood N ight” Mrs. Van Winkle, Mrs. Conner, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Brund. Piano number. “ Auld Lang Syne,” by audience birds by actual count. One hunter Oregon is coming to the front in had fifty birds with him which he spite of the Southern Pacific Rail said he hnd killed. The season 1 road Company, PRESIDENTIAL ELECTOR WILL SPEAK HERE A Wide-Awake Woman looks after the sanitation of her home for the sake of her husband, her children, her self. Careful and scientific plnmhing counts for much, and costs not much more than the old, indifferent, slapdash style of work. Only one word more: We are modem, sani tary plumbers Phillips Exactly f li t Yon la it An.important meeting of the ffc w n m e n 4 Calapooia Poultry Association will ■ J I YOU NO be held in Chas. W alker’s office A T T O R N E Y A T LA W ’ Thursday evening. A ll members Office: Young Budding, Main Street, & are urged to be present. -c Weal Side. IN T H E LINE O F J Family Groceries, New Dry Goods Fine Laces and Embroideries Ladies’ and Gents Shoes Fine Timbers. F Joe and Frank Damewood, who £ w KIM K, M. I) t were awarded the contract for fur P H Y S IC IA N and SI1IU 1KON uishiug the city bridge stringers on Office in McFarland Building Over Cochran's Furniture Store Main street, delivered the first stick £ om Office Phone, 341 Jtesidenco Pilone, \3l 4 Monday. It is 12x14 inches and 94 feet in length, a fine specimen of Oregon Red fir, and was hewn J . S' A T N,K,,I', V' 4 out by hand by Messrs Damewood, j) TO R N EY AT LAW j Special Attention'Given \,o Minina and 4 And now Puter, Miller, Kribs on Mosby creek, opposite the W aP Corporation Law. and Robinson have escaped furth don place. They will deliver the i Office, Suite 3. Bank Bvitldlng. 4 other stringer of the same dimen er land fraud prosecution under sion today or tomorrow. the statute of limitations. ’ Tis said, “ A rush of work prevented Notice ot Sheriff's Sale on Execution. J C. JO H N SO N, the serving of subpoenas on these A T T O R N E Y AT LAW Notice is hereby given th a t by men until a few days after the virtue ot m i execution issued ou t o f dents 5 Kstates Administered, Mining Patents time had expired.” Procured. M ining and Corporation Law jJ1 From the Kugene Guard the following ad was clipped: W A N T E D — 50 good fat veal. 50 dressed hogs, etc., K. Dodge, cor. 8th & Olive streets. Now having been in the provis ion business myself,, it struck me that the animal from which the veal cutlets are cut is called a calf; plural calves. And stupidly my mind commenced to wonder why Mr. Dodge did not advertise: W A N T E D — 50 good fat calves. Was it modesty? Or sagacity, to prevent the possibility of being Bryan has just broke the record swamped?— Nobody’s. by making twenty-six speeches in Mr. llartog has evidently ob one day. served a few things in Eugene be sides paved streets, fruits, flowers, etc. It is an ill wind that blows “ Nobody” any good. The Leader feels like it is tread ing on dangerous ground when it takes up the matter of even sug gesting what the ladies should or should not do, but we feel con A good one is told on Editor strained to enquire, why it is that Bates of the Koseburg News. He our mothers, wives and sweet took up what he supposed was one hearts will so obligingly doff their of Bryan’s late sjieeches, picked it hats with the slightest hint at en to pieces and condemned every tertainments, public speakings, paragraph. After the paper came and even at a circus, but persist in | out he discovered that by mistake wearing all their frills, fluffs, j he had taken up and severely con feathers and flowers, characteristic demned a part of the republican to the modern feminine headgear, national platform. throughout the Sabbath religious service? Have they more consid It is curious that we pay states eration for the political speaker, men for what they say, not for stage artist, clown, or the average what they do, and judge of them mixed audience, than for the from what they do, not from what pastor and his meek and humble they say. Hence, they have one flock, who must uncomplainingly code of maxims for profession, submit to. the regular recurring and another for practice, and Sabbath millinery display, which make up their consciences as the oftitnes tries, as if by fire, the Neopolitaus do their beds, with Christian fortitude and zeal of one set of furniture for show, and many worshippers of the meek another for use.— Colton. and lowly Nazarene? Yea, verily, many a backslider, no doubt, dates The average man will concede his first slip back to the sacred that a beautiful city is an attrac service wliereiu he nearly dis tive one and brings people to it located his neck in his fruitless with their contributions of labor endeavor to rublter at one of the and money and help, but to have pretty choisters, or get a glimpse a Ireautiful city we must have of the man who so eloquently, beautiful units. You cannot put earnestly and convincingly pro together a few eyesores and get a pounded the gospel from behind beauty spot.— Nobody’s. the chancel rail. “ While the Much has l>een said and sung in choir is singing the opening hymn, praise of the great American hen, the ladies will please remove their but, noting the rise of a Connecti hats!” cut citizen from milk peddler to representative in Congress and SAME HERE. nominee for governor, it occurs to Alba'tiy Herald, Saturday: Ore an exchange that the modest gon game laws and the game war I'nited States cow is entitled to dens too, are a farce, as far as some consideration. affording a protection to the game The stores are getting in new birds in this portion of the W il lamette valley. The proof of the goods and preparing for the fall farcial enforcement of the game and winter trade, which promises laws was daily witnessed before to be a big improvement over that the hunting season opened when of last season. Professional Cards, poultry Cranks Attention! AT J O H N S O N ’S S T O R E \ S Everything new and uo-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. J O H N S O N ’S. the Circuit Court, of the stnte o f a specialty, office over Griffin, Veatch 4 Oregon, for the count,, of Lane, on Hardware. y the HOtli «lay of Soptemtier, fiXis, on Office Phone, Main 113. Residence, 85. a a judgm ent rendered in tin» C otta ge d ro v e Justice court on the2Sth day of Octotier, |!XI7. in favor o f C. K. Stewart, plaintiff, and against J. S. Milne, and Cora M. Milne, defendants EX 1..JNTC.RAM fo r the sum of one hundred nineteen and no lun dollars, w ith interest D EN TIST tliercon at the rate of 10 per cent per Stewart- Porter Building annum on $104.On Irom Septendier 0, Phone UM Hours s.3i> to 1’ , l to 5 11X14, to May 20. l'.Xifi and 10 per rent per annum on $110.00 from May 20, 11X15, until paid and the further sum, i - -"iq- w - ;- T-=— -------------------- ot $4.40 costs, and also the coals o f H . C. M A D S E N , and upon this writ, also attorn ey's free $25.00 and making transcript $1: W atchm aker . •vhicli said Judgment w as enrolled and docketed ill the olllce ot the clerk Repairing at reasonable cnargos. of the Circuit Colli t o n the 1st day of A ll work guaranteed ttrst ciass. Novem ber, l!Xi7, ny which w rit I was Watches, clocks ami Jew elry at Lowest Price commanded tlmi out of tlm personal COTTAGE G RO VE. ORE. property lielonging to said defendant nr of sufficient, could not lie found then out o f the real property lieloug ing to said defendants on or after the said 1st. day of Novemlier, liX)7, I Horseshoeing a specialty. Wagon and carriage re- satisfy said judgment, costs and ac ing. All work guaranteed cruing costs Being unable to find «davey4»nr hor^esteelli ex personal property with which to’ amined and repaired. Shoe at rear of fleiueuway & satisfy said, judgment, easts anil ac BuHnioldf^g ¿Sfcrre :: cruing costs. I did on the first day <4 O ctober, lists, levy upon the fo llo w 7 . H . B A K E H ing rcnl properly Is-longing to said defendants on the 1st day of Novell! Iter. 1!Mt7, o r Hiihsequentlv. to -w lt: T h e SK!4 o f the S K '„ rtf Section 1"; 'I ownship 2t, S, K :|, west W. M. conr tabling 4(1 acres, more or lo9H, fit Lane county, Oregon. Now, therefore, In the name of the state of Oregon, and in order io sat Isfy said judgm ent, costs and accru Parties Itaring ripe Italian lug costs, I w ill on Monday the 0th day of Novemlier, loots, tatw een the French or Silver Prunes, in hours of !l o’clock a. in. and 4 o ’clock p. ni., to -w it: A t 1 o'clock p. ni. on large or small quantities—a said day at the southwest door of the county court house In Eugene, pail full or a wagon load— Lane county, Oregon, offer for sale for cash, subject to redemption all of are requested to bring them | the ab ove named defendants, .1. 8. to the C ottage Grove Fruit! Milne and Cora Iff Milne, righ t, title and Interest, in and to the above de Company, where they will i scribed real property. Dated tliistitli day of October, fixts H A it it v L. B os s, Sheriff of Lane county, Oregon. W H A T ’S T H E U S E of buying cheap Suit or pair of Shoes 'fo r t h e boy to wear to school? T h e y look welt for a week or two but the rainy season soon shows what they are made of. W e handle the ever famous "S 5 “ Hercules Brand of Boy’s Clolh- iug which is guaranteed a 11 . wool and shower proof. General Blacksmithing ■•District 76 Shoes ‘ “ Nuf sed.” BÖRKHOLDER-WODDS CO. S A W M IL L S U P P L I E S F A R M M A C H IN E R Y S T E A M AND G A S O L I N E ENGINES. PACKING. H O S E AND B E L T I N G B E PAID CASH for them according to grade j Notice of Sheriff's Sale on Execution delivered. We w ill also dry N otice is hereby given tlm t by fruit for cash or on shares. virtue of ait execution issued ou t of F or particulars enquire at j the Circuit court of the state o f O re gon, for the county o f Lane, on the the Dryer. 24th day of Septemlter, 190s, on a judgment rendered in tlie C otta ge G rove Justice court on the 28th (lav of October I!HI7. In fa v o r of C. E. Stewart, plaintiff, and against J. 8 . Milne, defendant, for the stun of thirty dollars w ith interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per annum from the 25th day o f Novemlier, 1!H)5, and the further sum of tw o and fXI- 100 dollars, costs; also $10.00 a tto r ney’s fees: also m aking transcript $1 : and also the costs of mid upon litis w rit, which judgm ent was enrolled and docketed In the office of the clerk of the circuit cou rt on the 1st day o f Novemlier 11*07, by which w r it I w as commanded that out of the personal property lielonglng to said defendant or if sufficient could not lie found then out of the real property b s in itg fllg to said defendant on or after tile said 1st day of N o vember 1!X)7, I satisfy said judgment, coets slid accitiln g c o s t1. Being tin. aide to lind itcrsoiial property with which t o sntlsfy said judgment, costs and accruing costs. I did on the 24th day of Heptemlsw. fixxt, levy upon the fo llo w in g renl property lx lon g ing to said defendant on the first day of November, l<xi7, o r subsequently, to-w lt: T h e S E ffo f the S E *i o f Section 14, Township 21. S. R 4 West. W M,, containing 40 acres, more o r less, In Lane com ity, Oregon. Now, therefore, in the name of the state of Oregon and in order to s a t isfy saiil Judgment, costs and see ru in g costs, I w ill on Monday, the 4th day of November, 1908 , between the flout s o f 9 o'clock s. m. and 4 o ’clock p. in., to-w lt: A t 1 o'clock p. ni. on said dny at the southwest door of the county court house In Eugene, l-nne county, ttregon, offer for sale for rash, snltjert to redemption, all o f the above named defendant’s, J. S. Milne, right, title and interest, in snd to the above described real property. Dated this Hth day of October, fix*» C . 1 H. DENS 1 N 0 RE, Prop Wynne Hardware Company Wholesale and Retail Hardware and Machinery D R A Y IN G A n d a l l K in d s of B R A SS G O O D S A N D T IN W A R E S T O V E S AND R A N G E S H A U L IN G M IT C H E L L W AGONS Leave orders at Cunningham's Con fectionery Phone 73 or phone residence 4 0 6 Hauling Done Promptly at Reasonable Charge W . A. H O G ATE COTTAGE GROVE All the latest treatments. j Electrical PLAIN and MEDICATED BATHS j WIN DMILLS, P U M PS (P COTTAGE GROVE FLOUR MILLS A l l K in d s of Mill Feed G rain and Hay Hon. R. R. Butler, one of the republican presidential electors, ----------------- ~ ---------------------------------------------- | will speak at Cottage Grove on C H A S . M A T T H E W S . P ro p rietor. Saturday evening October 17th at For further particulars address the annory hall. Mr. Butler is a lawyer and is an orator of more I»r . H . C. S C H L E E E . than average ability. His home is at Condon where he is assooiated with Mr. Jay Bowermau, attorney H aksy Ik Bowx, at law. Mr. Butler is a Southerner 2*>-4i Sheriff of Lane county, Oregon I ---------- - -j ■ - l aud a graduate of a Tennessee W ANTED —Success Magazine requires The Standard High G rade Fence o f the college. He is a grandson of the services of a man in Cottage Grove to look after expiring subscrip World. There is over 400 miles o f this Hon. R. R. Butler who represented tions and to secure new business by one of the Tennessee districts in famous wire fence in Douglas countv, Oregon. means of special methods unusually All kinds of machine anti repair effective; position permanent prefer work «lone promptly anti at reason This is High Carbon Spring Wire which will Congress for more than twenty one with experience, but would con able prices. years. keep its shape when properly stretched. Will sider any applicant with good natnral qualifications; salary 41.50 per day, The state republican secretary carry a full stock o f w ine a t all turns. with commission option. Address, says: “ l have received demands with references, R. C. PR ACOCK. Third Street. Inquire of Room 102, Success Magazine Bldg., from all parts of the state for Mr. New York. COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON Butler's services, and you can Cottage Grove, Ore. Oakland, Ore. assure your people that they are LOST—A brow n Cockle Spaniel pup about (, m onths old. Finder will get very fortunate in having an op lib eral rew ard b y returning to C h k T New post cards and local views | - portunity to hear him.” V a n D h n b u r g . at the Bazaar. 1 Fresh Eastern oysters on the For oyster cocktails go to the ----- — -------- 1 M I L L E R ’S Machine Shop THE PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE. OLD LEADER BUILDING . DAVID (iRKiUS, half shell at the W ave, or STF.ARNS & CHKN0WITH. Ajtenls • W ave.