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AUTUMNAL
SHOWING
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REES-WALLACE COMPANY, Inc.
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O ctober sees ah active resumption o f trade w h ich
was somewhat dull the tw o previous months
O ur G R O C E R Y D E P A R T M E N T is com plete.
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER.
Publish#! Weekly end Semi-Weekly.
TH K I.KADKK 1TBLIHHINU <•« (• «'.)
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Kntered at the Collage Grove povtofOoe as sec*
ond-class matter.
-HUHKCKirriON KATK.H
By ELMER
W e e k ly , o n e y ear. $1.50: s i* m o n t h s .75 ».-eut« :
SKM I W K E K H .
E. BROWN. United States
Education.
See our special bargains in cool weather goods,
Shoes for S ch ool ch ildren w h ich w ear and look w ell
Stock fresh, select and w ill please the most fastidious.
O u r Standard o f
_ Education
^ Pitched Too Low.
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West Side.
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DEMOCRATIC.
Sam W hite.............................. . linker City
K. J. S. McAllister.................. .... Portland
Hernanl D aly.......................... .....Portland
O. P. Coshow.......................... Kosefmrg
T H A T N E W PO S IT IO N R E Q U I R E S O F U S T H A T W E DO O U R
F U L L P A R T IN D E T E R M I N I N G W H A T T H E W O R L D 8 T A N D A R D
S H A L L BE, B O T H IN P U R E S C I E N C E A N D IN PE D A G O G IC P R A C
TICE.
This is particularly difficult when half our teaching force is a rope
o f sand and when tho profitable pursuits o f applied science are luring
The registration of voters for
the November election closes on our scientists away from their laboratories
October 20.
I,
Our Congressman Hawley is
The city council lias evidently
making good, in his speaking tour
n 'ver heard of that old, but never
in Ludiaiik^asid Ohio.
theless true adage, "procrastination
About the only real, live enter |# ^
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prising promotion organization ... , akes m ,le heed of the old admoui.
Cottage ( .rove is the Ladies Club. tion, otherwise lt w((uld not have
LADIES CLUB WILL
PURCHASE A PARK
lC O N T IN U E D FROM PA G E O N E )
A rm stro n g.
the C ircuit Court o f the s ta te o f
Oregon, fo r the count., of Lane, on
the Both da y of Septem ber, ISO*, on
n ju d g m en t rendered in the C o tta g e
G rove Ju stice court oil th e 2Stli day
of O ctober, I1MI7. in fa v o r o f C. K.
Stew art, plainliff, and against .1. S.
Milne, and Cora M. Milne, defendants
fo r the sum of one hundred nlne|een
a n d n o luo dollars, w ith interest
thereon at the rate of 10 per een f.p er
annum on #104,00 from Septeml>er 0,
1004, t o May 20,
and to per <;ent
per annum on ftin.00 from May 20,
190.'., until paid and the further sum
ot $3.40 costs, and a lso the costs of
am i upon this writ, also a ttorn ey 's
fees $25.00 and m aking transcript $1;
w hich said judgm ent w a s enrolled
and docketed in the office of tlie clerk
of the Circuit Court on the 1st d a y of
N ovem ber, liH»7, ny which w rit I was
command* d that old o f tile personal
p roperty Isdoufting to said defendant
or o f sultieieiit cou ld n ot lie found
then out o f flic real property Isdong-
Ing t o snld defendants on o r a fter the
said 1st d a y of .November, 1!M»7, 1
satisfy said judgment, costs anil ac
cruing costs
Being unalde t o find
personal property with which to
satisfy said Judgment, costs and a c
cruing co sts, I did on the first day of
O ctober, tikis, levy upon the fo llo w
in g real p ro p e r!. I «‘ lon gin g t o said
defendants on the 1st d a y o f Novem
ber, 11107, o r subsequently, to-w it,;
T h e S K J i of th e S E 1, o f S ection Id,
T o w n s h ip 21, S, It :t, w est W. M. con
taining 40 acres, m ore o r less, in
L an e co u n ty , Oregon.
Now , therefore, in the nam e of the
state o f Oregon, and in order lo sat
isfy said ju dgm en t, co sts and a ccru
ing costs, I will on Monday the i)th
d a y of November, 100s, le t ween the
hours of 0 o ’clock a, in. and 4 o 'c lo c k
p. in., to -w it: At 1 o ’clock p. in. on
said day a t the southw est d o o r of
the co u n ty court house In Eugene,
Lane cou nty, O regon, offer for sale
for cash, subject to redem ption all of
tlie a b o v e nilined defendants, J. S.
Millie and Corh M Milne, righ t, title
and Interest, in and to the a b o v e de
scribed real property.
County Clerk Lee is getting the waited until the fall rains set in a strange country, is apt to get
Novemlier election supplies r e a d y before the improvement o f the lonesome.
Hut in Eugene, a visiting com
to send out to the fifty precincts in I bridge across the river on Main
the county.
. street was undertaken. On Wed- mittee of the Ladies’ Auxiliary
tiesdav (lie bridge was closed to calls upon her and invites the
Hv a unanimous decision o f the trav«l. at the same time the river family to the fortnightly meetings,
supreme court of Washington, the having lieen swollen , by the late which take place every other Wed-
direct primary law is upheld in rains.until it was dangerous ford- nesday at the Club rooms. The
every particular.
. mg. which besides being a great newcomer meets a bevy o f cliartn-
One thing cab be said for the •■«convenience to trave! and traffic, i ing, hospitable women and from
Cottage Grove Commercial Club, J,H da,,Kerous to life o f both man then on, she is no longer
anyway. It is developing some * ? d beast’ Ver,1V- nten are only (stranger.
pretty good bowlers and billiard I1* * * * rowu tall> heads doa'v, « is this unselfish work o f Eu-
ulavers
change much after all.”
gene’s women that is giving the
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c ity a reputation for hospitality.
Finnegan had appendicits, and I After a short business session,
The stores are getting in nevy
goods and preparing for the fall he was operated on. The next | the evening is devoted to music,
and winter trade, which promises day, the doctor came back and recitations, etc., furnished by local
to be a big improvement over that! told Finnegan that lie would have : amateur talent,
of last season.
1 to open him again as lie had left
On special occasions, when ex-
his
him. That was alljcu rsion s visit Eugene, the Com-
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Clean up Main street.
le tight, but the next day the doctor mercial Club has only to call upon
Dated tliisiith day of Octolier, BIOS.
Leader knows no reason why Main
H a K in L. B ow s,
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. . . came Iwtck again and told Finite- the auxiliary and the latter does
Sheriff of L an o cou nty, O regon .
street should be obstructed with ga„ he was ^
but he had to ! the honors.
brick and rubbish for two weeks j ope,; the wound aRain as he had lef, | TUe state Orange, the Portland Notice of Sheriff's Sale on Execution.
after bu.ldmg operations along the his sf)ool o f thread iu him. | excursionists and other bodies of
.Nolle«'
is hereby
given
Family Groceries, New Dry Goods
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Fine Laces and Embroideries
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P H Y S I C I A N wm l S I K O K O N
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As a prominent community-pro- 100 *1**11,• n s, costs; also $111.00 a tt o r
, Justice R. S. Bryson of Eugene, j
ney's fees: nlso m akin g transcript $1 ;
lion . R. R. Butler, one of the |
nml a lso llie costs of and apon tills
must be a very bad man, or else * republican presidential electors,1. .
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| interested m your work and the w rit, which Judgm ent w as enrolled
lie lias grounds for criminal lib e l'
and docketed In the office o f the
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i will speak at Cottage l .rove on
clerk of Hi*" circu it c o u r t on Hie 1st
against the Eugene Guard which Sat^ av evt,„ u g . t*tob er 17th, at battle is half w on.”
da y of N o v c i ii I h t BKI7, by which
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on Ti.es, ay preferred the follow in g ,tbeanli(>rvh;vH
Hutler is a
w rit I w as com m a n d ed th at out of
Nuts.
serious charge against him
Died,,1.
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tlie personal property iHdoiigitig to
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' lawyer and is an orator of more
said defendant o r if sufficient could
at the office of
ustice o f the . ,
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not 1«) found then ou t of the real
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i than average ability. Ills home is
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Peace, R. S. Bryson, Eugene,!
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Nuts may lie played with slips pro|«>i iv lielonglng to said defendant
I at Condon where he is associated
on
or after tlie said 1st d a y o f N o-
o
f
paper
and
jiencil,
or
merely
the
Octolier 12, l ‘X>8,
llarvev II.
vemlier I!kl7, I sa tisfy said judgm ent,
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with Mr. Jav Mowerman, attorney
answers
given
verbally,
a
nut
Ite-
March and Miss Ada May l'ybum .
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c o s ts snd aeein ln g costs. Being un
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at law. Mr. Butler is a Southerner
ing handed to the first one who able to Una! personal p ro p e rty with
the justice officiating.” hi the
and a graduate of a Tennessee
which t o satisfy said ju dgm en t, costs
gives the correct answer, and the and accru ing c o s ts . I did o n tlie 24th
next column we found the follow
college, lie is a grandson of
winner lieing presented at the end d a y of Septem ber, tikis, levy upon
ing startling notice: “ Married, at
lion. R. R. Butler who represented
flic fo llo w in g real pro|>erty lieloiig-
with a little basket o f nuts. Here ing to said defendant on tlie llrsi day
his home in Eugene, October 12,
one o f the Tennessee districts in
are
the
questions
and
answers:
of Novem ber, ÜKI7, o r subsequently,
1908, Chas. R. Mason, aged 59
Congress for more than twenty
1— What nut grows nearest the to-w it:
years, from paralysis.” In medi
The SK.y, of tile SE*i of S ection 13,
years.
sea? (Beechnut)
Township 21, N. K 3 W est. W. M,,
tating over the matter we have
The state republican secretary
2— What nut is the lowest? con ta in in g 40 acres, m ore o r I* s, lu
aliout concluded that in the mixup says: “ I have received demands
Lane county, O e g o n
(Groundnut
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N ow , therefore, in the nam e of th e
incident to moving into its fin e, frotn all parts o f the state for Mr.
,L— What nut is the color of a state of O regon ami in o rd e r to s a t
new brick office the ,(>uard only Itutler’ s services, and you can
isfy said ju dgm en t, co s ts and accru
ing costs, I will on M on day, tlie nth
got its headings transferred, the assure your jieople that they are pretty girl's eye? (H azelnut)
da
4. — What nut is good for naugh y ot Novem ber, 1908. between the
marriage head over the death very fortunate in having au op-
h o u is o f 9 o 'clo ck a. m. and 4 o ’clock
ty boys? (H ick ory)
p. in., to-w it: At 1 o'clock p. ni. on
notice and vice versa.
poitunity to hear him .”
said day at I lie smitlnvest d oor o f the
5. — What nut is like an oft-told county
cou rt lions*» in Eugene, I .¡me
tale? (Chestnut)
co u n ty , O regon, offer for sale for
f>.— What nut is like a naughty cash, subject t o redem ption, all o f
the above named defendant's, J . S.
I ■ lioy
when sister has a beau? Milne, right, title and Interest, in and
to the above described real pro|ierty.
( Pecan)
Baled lids nth day of O ctober, 190*.
7. — What nut grows on the Am
H akbv L. B o w k ,
2n-31 Sheriff o f lame co u n ty , Oregon
azon? (Brazil nut)
looks after the sanitation of
8. — What nut is like a China WANTED— Success Magazine requires
her home for the sake o f her
man’s eyes? ( A lm ond)
the services of a man in Cottage
husband, her children, her
to look after expiring subscrip
9. — What nut lives in a pen? Grove
tions
ami to secure new business by
self. Careful and scientific
means of special methods unusually
(P ignut)
plumbing counts for much,
position permanent: prefer
10. — What nut is like a goat? effective;
one witli experience, but would con
and costs not much more than
( Butternut)
sider any applicant with good natural
the old, indifferent, slapdash
salary $1.30 per day,
11. — What nut might lie made qualifications:
with commission option. Address,
style o f work. < )nly one word
o f stone? (W alnut)
with references, R. C. I’ kacock .
more. We are modem, sani
Room 102, Success Magazine Bldg.,
12. — What nut is like a d og ’s New
York.
tary plumbers.
tail? (W agon nut)— N e w I d e a
A Wide-Awake Woman
Phillips Bros.
I A y v W
K Ï » AM M «'.-
her.
for N'ovem
LOST—A brown Cockle Spaniel pup
about <■ months ohi. Hinder will get
liheral reward by returning to CilET
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Ladies' and Gents Shoes
Otte# in McFarland Building
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Over Cochran’s Furniture Store
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on ice Pitone, 341 lies idoneo Phone, rtfl gj
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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.
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A TTO R N EY AT LAW
States Administered, Mining Patents
rocnretl. Minins and Cori»oration I.aw
a specialty, oflice over ( ’.riffin, Veatch
1 lai <l\s' i c.
¡jj£ . office Phone, Main li t. Residence, s.5.
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S T E A M AND G A S O L I N E ENGINES.
P A C K I N G . H O S E AN D B E L T I V G
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D E N T IS T
Stewart-Porter Building
Phone 1451
S A W MILL SUPPLIES
ip
Hours s.30to 12,
1 to
Wynne Hardware Company
5 ^
Wholesale and Retail
H. C. M A D S E N ,
W atchm aker .
Hardware and Machinery
Repairing at reasonable cnargea.
All work guaranteed tirst-ciass.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry at. Lowest Price
COTTAGE G R O V E . ORE.
General B la cksm ith ing
B R A S S G O O D S AND T IN W A R E
S T O V E S AN D R A N G E S
Horseshoeing u specialty.
Wagon and carriage re-
ing. All Work guaranteed
Have your liorsesteeth ex
amined and repairedvShoc
;U year o f llcineuway &
Jinrkholder’s Store :: ::
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M IT CH E LL W AG O N S
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W IN D M ILLS . PU MPS
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PRUNES
COTTAGE GROVE
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Parties having ripe Italian
Frerich'or Silver Prunes, in
large or small quantities—a
pail full or a w agon load—
are requested to bring them
to the Cottage Grove Fruit
Company, where they will
FLOUR
MILLS
BE PAID CASH
Hint by
Street l"
,U1 '* u^ ’ j Finnegan said, ‘all right
doctor, visitors were thus regaled by the virtue of an execu tion issuert out of
In some o f the Salem, and many : b u t i f i l l s just the same
to you, j Auxiliary, who not only got up the CilTtiit co u rt of the «tu le o f O re
gon, for tho county o f Lane, on the
of the Portland churches, ladies | would you mind putting
buttons but served the luncheon, dinner or 24tli da y of Heptemlier, 190s, on a
remove their hats during the regu -1 mid button holes on that
wound, supper as the
occasion might re- Judgment rendered in the C o tta ge
G rove Justice court on lh e 2 x th d a y
lar services. This custom has lie- d would lteeasier.
| quire.
of O ctolier Bk)7, in fa v o r of C. E.
come general at theaters and other ;
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The whole city owes these Stewart, plainliff. and against J. 8 .
Milne, defendant, for I lie sum of
places of entertainment and why PRESIDENTIAL ELECTOR
’ women a debt of gratitude, for the thirty dollars w itli interest thereon
at the rale of 10 per cent per annum
not in the churches?
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U /ll I CDCAtf U C D C work is done with a vinl’ al,houk h from tlie2filli dny o f Novem lier, 1905,
W IL L O P tA K n t n t elItireiy gratuitous.
ami Hie further slim o f t w o and 90-
W o m a n ’ s M a g a z in e
IN T H E LINE. O F
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O T only our own national development, but, more par
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ticularly, our closer touch with tho rest o f the world,
FRIDAY, OCTOBKR U», 1908
has shown us that O U R S T A N D A R D S H A V E
J > ■'* ED LEV ,
BEEN P IT C H E D TO O LO W . This is true botli
J.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
f
ATTO R N EY AT LAW
on the side of knowledge and on the side o f skill in
it Special Alten Lion Given to Mining and
Coriioration Law.
REPUBLICANS.
teaching. In our new position in tho world it is not Notice of Sheriff's Sale on Execution. 9
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O f f ic e , S u ite 3 , B a n k B v illd ln i.
...... .Albany
P. J. Miller........................ .
enough
that
we
win
patronizing
approval
o
f
our
scienco
and
o
f
our
N otice is hereby given th a t by
K. K. Butler............................ Itaker City
virtue o l an execution issued o u t of
J. A. Lee..................... »............ .... Portland school instruction from the older culture nations.
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Eiactlf l a i T od Waul
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ATTORNEY AT L A W
( T a LLERY
New Management
New Equipment.
of
Main 2 5
Professional Cards.
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which are macie at the
Phone your wants.
for them according to grade
delivered. We will also dry
fruit for cash or on shares.
For particulars enquire at
the Dryer.
A ll K i n d s of
Mill Feed
Granin
and Hay
C H A S . M A T T H E W S . Proprietor.
C. M. DENSMORE, Prop
D R A Y IN G
Fashion Stables
A n d a.II Kinds of
H A U L IN G
Leave orders at Cunningham's Con
fectionery Phone 73 or phone
residence 4 0 6
Hauling Done Promptly at First Class Livery, Sale and Feed Barn in Connection
Reasonable Charge
P o w e ll &
T u lla r , P ro p .
w. a . R ogate
TOTTAOK
Cochran & Cooley
GROVE
H O U S E F U R N IS H E R S
All the latest treatments.
Electrical
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LABORATORY
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Furniture, Paints, Oil, Glass, Wall Paper, Carpets,
Linoleum, Matting, Rugs and Picture Frames.
For further particular* aitare*«
D r . II. O. 8 C H L K F . F .
M I L L E R ’S
Machine Shop
AH kinds of machine ami repair
work done promptly and at reason
able prices.
OLD LEADER BUILDING
Thin! Street.
COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
A marriage license was granted
Wife— What would you like for
yesterday afternoon to Albert II.
your birthday, dear? Husband—
£ Peabody and Miss Myrtle Irene Nothing at all. I haven't any
New post cards and local views
j Hooker.
monev.
at the Bazaar.
THE PACE WOVEN WIRE FENCE.
The Standard High Grade Fence of the
World.
There is over MW) miles o f this
famous wire fence in Douglas county, Oregon.
This is High Carlton Spring Wire which will
keep its shape when properly stretched. Will
carry a full stock of wire at all times.
Inquire of
DAVID GRIGGS.
or STF.ARNS & CHENOWITH. Aj?cnls
Cottage Grove, Ore.
O aklan d, Ore.
The Leader Leads!