Cottage Grove leader., October 23, 1908, Image 2

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SPLENDID
AUTUMNAL
SHOWING OF SEASONABLE
GOODS
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R E E S -W A L L A C E C O M P A N Y , Inc.
October secs an active resumption o f trade which
was somewhat dull the two previous months
Our G R O C E R Y D E P A R T M E N T is complete.
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See our special bargains in cool weather goods.
Shoes for School
children which w ear and look w ell
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Stock fresh, select and w ill please the most fastidious. Phone your wants. Main 25
Professional Cards.
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER.
Seventeen young men uucon-
scious and five o f them tillable to
Published Weekly and Semi-Weekly. play and removed to a hospital, is
the record o f a game played o f toot |
THIS I.K A D K K P U B M 8 H IN U « i » (ln<\)
ball at Schenectady, N. Y ., be­
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Editor« tween I'nioti college and W esleyan.
It is reported that the game was
Entered at the Cottage G rove posto nice an sec-
played strictly occordiug to rules.
nud-class matter.
One captain with a broken collar-
HUHHt K irr iO N K A TE S
biine and the other with contusion
W eekly, one year, *!.*> six mouths .75 rent
of the brain is the chief evidence
SEM I W E E K LY.
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1 .oO that it was a rational performance.
Six Months
.7V The war news should l>e dated
Three Months
from Schenectady, not Bulgaria.
F R ID A Y . OCTOBER 23,1908
None o f the Servian army have
been taken to a hospital yet.
Eiactly flat ïon faut
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Office: Yoiiu g Hulldlng, Main Street,
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Family Groceries, New Dry Goods
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DEMOCRATIC.
Sam White.............. ............ Baker City
R. J. S. McAllister.................... Portland
Bernard Daly.............................Portland
O. 1>. Coshow................
Roseburg
Rlectiou liets in Portland are two
to one on Taft.
It is not safe to liet on one s de­
sire or sympathies.
Judge Humphrey, of Illinois, in
a recent decision
affecting the
liquor interests from Maine to Cal­
ifornia and from < Iregon to Florida
says whiskey must have age and
color or lie lalieled imitation. This
is evidence that Judge Humphrey
is a good judge of whiskey.
The Leader management has
heard many expressions from busi­
ness men endorsing the proposition
of building a concrete sidewalk on
at least, the south side of Main
street, front the depot to the river,
a distance of five blocks, one or
two blocks of such pavement hav­
ing already been laid. It would
add much to the appearance to the
street, would increase property
values and would lie a permanent
improvement.
(lovernor Chamberlain has de­
clined to take any part iu the
democratic campaign iu favor of
the election o f Bryan, giving as
his reasou that he lielieves a chief
executive should not take an ac­
tive part in campaigns during his
enctimbeuey. His refusal was an­
nounced iu a letter to A lex Sweek,
chairman of the Democratic State
Central committee, who had urged
the governor to make a few speech
es in this state iu Bryan’s liehalf.
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ANOTHER BIG BATTLESHIP APPROACHING COMPLETION.
TUe Nortti Dakota, the first 1*0,000 lou battleship of the Dreadnought type.
Is about ready to tie launched at Pure Elver, Muss. This monater lighting
machine Is similar to the Delaware, now building at Newport News, Va. It
will be driven by turbines and Is expected to have a speed of twenty-one knot*
an hour. I t w ill carry tea twelve-inch gnus and fourteen live-inch guns as a
secondary battery.
Royal Academy Notes.
Mr. Johnson evidently had a
nightmare recently for he thought
he heard the piano about midnight
when it was after five in the morn­
ing.
Trunks, Suitcases
AND
Bags
There was quite an excitement
His little wife kissed him when she
at the dormitory last Thursday
started away,
And said, to two weeks she would lim it caused by what was thought to be
a bear, but fortunately it was only
her stay;
He waited serenely three weeks and a big black dog.
some more,
Then his patience gave out and he just
snorted and swore.
Henry Bennett o f Saginaw was
■log.
brought down Wednesday night
And battered the cats with the end of a
and was thought to be seriously
i « f ;
Dogrot you he h ow led,‘ Mo you know hurt from being thrown violently
from a horse. It is thought his in­
where your’e at,”
Then he wiped o f the stove with the juries are only severe bruises.-
crown o f his hat.
Register.
There’s a deal to lie done and the sinner
hates work,
There’ s the milk and the lmtter he hard­ Notice of Sheriffs Sale on Execution.
ly can shirk;
Notici' I h lieivby glvpn flint by
So he sorts out the cream from the worst
virine ot nn exeoutlon ìsined ont òf
of the dirt,
And wipes out his churn with the tail of thè Circuit court ol Mie state o f O re­
gon, for thè eniinty o f Lane, on Ihe
his shirt.
If his wife isn’ t home by the change of
moon,
And the dodgasted moon doesn’t change
pretty soon;
T h e re ’ ll lie trouble anti turmoil, and
ruction ami riot.
T ill old Satan himself is afraid to go
nigh it.
Their ragged and dirty, ami crabbed
anti sour,
T lieir days are all midnight, no otitis
what the hour;
They have only one sun and care for no
other,
Their morning comes only with wifie
anti mother.
O. It \V.
W e Have a Fine
Line of
Clothing
vT )ict< ii'e s
iS* P le a se
AND
Furnishings
B oth Ladies»' a n d M e n 's to
put in 'em , too.
Thrown from Horse and Injured.
He kicked all the hair off his poor little
Their poor little sou who was left in his
care,
Has tar on his trousers and pitch in his
hair;
He goes to the Injun his schooner to
sail,
His coat has no collar, his shirt has no
tail.
which arc made at the
( , r ' o v e
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t allery
New Management
New Equipment.
Come and sec us. We
will tlo otir utmost to
please you.
A. J. A r m s t r o n g .
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-41 li day ot Septemher, liWs, on a,
jiniKinenl reuilorril in thè C ottage.
Ilro v e .lustn-e emiri on thè iJSth tL»,y
of Oetolier I!R»7. in fa v o r ot ( i ¡5
Stewart, plnintiff, and ngninst T. s
Mllne, defendant. t " r Ihe su 1 of
llilrty d o lla ri w itlt Interest D.iereon
at thè rate of III per eent |» >c a 1111111
frinii tlie2 9 th d ay of N oven »tH>i l'mTi.
alpi file furlher siimi of t , „
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ino d ollari, conti; nlso 9 1 -, mio „ttor-
ney’* fees; alno ninklug Ur nnseript 91 ;
and Alati thè insta <>f n\nl npon Ihia
w rit, whicli Jiidginent w „ , enmlled
And doeketed in thè ofliee of thè
elerk of thè elreilit Court on thè ls t
dny ot • Novembre 1 « ) - , by whlch
w rit I wita rum ili mded tlmt ont of
•he jiersonitl |iiv |„-rty Ixdonglng to
snld detoni tank r,r If suHlelenteouId
not I k > fonnd Vlu-n ont of Ihe reni
|»ro|ienv W'JfMU-ing |G soiil derendaut
on or after th è salii lst day of No-
vember Tm7, T sntisr.v said judgnient,
costa Ami aovrning coste. Itelng nn-
iible t o I n i) iM'rsonal ' |>ro|M>rty witlt
whk-li to asitisfv snld jndginent, costa
and aecriitng eirsts. I did on thè iMth
day o f Hc|>trnd>cr. I ’. xim , le v » npon
thè follitrving n-iil property Is'long-
in « to snld ilefendnnt on thè llrst day
ol NoreinlsT. 1907, o r snlmcqnently.
to-w lt:
The SEI!, of thè S K ^ o f Seetlon 19,
Township 21, s, It : Wi-st. W M,,
eontnlnlng IO ncrcs, more o r less. In
Lnne eonnty. Oregon.
Now, therefore, in th»' natile of thè
atnte of < In'gon and In order to snt-
isfy snid judgnient, rosta and accrn-
ing costa, I Wlll on Monda»-, thentli
dny of Novcnihcr. 1911*. iu-tw.vn thè
honts of II o 'clock a. in. nini 4 o ’dock
p. ni., to-wlt: \t I n'elock p. ni. on
snlddnvnt thè nm ithwestdoor of thè
eonnty court house in Kugene, Lnne
eonnty. Oregon, o(Tcr for sole for
i-Ash, siihjrrt to rvdeiuption, all o f
thè nitore immisi defendnnt's. J. S.
Milite, light, titk' and Interest. In nnd
to thè nitore descrilied reni pro|ierty.
fiatisi this «th tlay o f Oetolier, im e
Il o ibv I.. Rnwv,
2h-:tl Sheriff of Lane eonnty, Oregon
S T E A M A N D G A S O L I N E ENGINES.
P A C K IN G . H O S E AND B E L T I N G
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Stcwart-Portcr ItuiMina
Phone 1451
Hours 8.30-.O
Wynne Hardware Company
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Wholesale and Retail
H . C. M A O S E N ,
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atchm aker
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Hardware and Machinery
R ep airing at reason« o le charges.
T h e school is progressing nicely
with thirty-five students in attend­
ance.
The Royal Chorus Club is put­
ting in good time in preparation
for the recital to take place at the
school home N ov. 14th.
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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
L. IN G R A M
Mr. K. A . Wheeler ami wife
visited the school last Thursday.
W e are glad that Archie W il­
son's eyes are improved and that
lie is able to start to school again.
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W e are glad to learn that Otto
Feiriug is starting to school.
The Koval Chorus club meets
three nights out o f the week for a
good hearty sing.
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Kstates Administered il. Milling Pat,ills
Procured. M ining ami
lid Corporation Law
specialty,
office over Griffin, Vcatch
Hardware.
office Phoue, Main 11.1.
Residence, 85.
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Mr. Johnson, while splitting a
a wife,
And the old heathen loves her far more | small piece o f wood accidently cut
than his life.
his hand.
■Everything new and uo-to-date. Best brands and grades ot
Fresh Groceries. Country Produce bought and sold. Call and
see what a dollar w ill buy at W. C. J O H N S O N ’S.
A T T O R N E Y Y A T L A W
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His dishes are dirty, liis floor is unswept,
Von would swear that the hut by a por­
ker was kept;
'There are holes in his stockings, lik e ­
wise his shirt,
There’ s naught to be seen but disorder
and dirt.
Splendid Line of
J O H N S O N ’S STORE
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A TTO R N E Y AT LAW
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A new woodshed is being erect-
| ed at the school home for which
we are all thankful.
W e Have Recently Received a
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O ffic e , S u ite 3. B an k B u ild in g .
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Five sweet little babes and tlieir looking
lor more,
Tho* one has passed home to the ever­
green shore;
The four who remain are sturdy and
bright,
fected jK'.tr leaves some time ago And fill all their days with contented
delight.
by a local fruit grower and was
unable to account for the little Now his w ile ’ s on a visit, he’s left there
alone,
black s|«>ts therein!, so he sent the
II is troubles would soften the heart of a
leaves to the <). A . C. experiment
stone;
station and received the following His coffee is muddy, his spuds they are
cold,
letter in return:
S. It. Morss, Cottage Grove, (ire. His biscuits from brick-bats could
scarcely !>e told.
President Crocks of Albany col­
lege will occupy the Presbyterian
pulpit next Sunday at 11 a. in.
and 7:.ID p. in. T h e subjects of
discourse are “ Christian Kducn
tion’ ’ and “ Youth’s Conflict.”
lie is a most attractive sh a k er.
You are cordially invited to both
services.
Ladies' and Gents Shoes
Special Attention (liven to Mining ami
Corporation Law.
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Dear Sir: In reply to your letter
o f October 17th, which has lieen
referred to me, have to report your
pear leaves are infested with the
[iest known as the jrear leaf blister
mite. This little insect is very
common and sometimes does con­
siderable damage in interfering
with the projier functions o f the
leaves. It can be very readily
controlled by spraying the trees
just as the leaf buds are starting in
spring with the winter strength
lime-sulpliur. I take pleasure iu
sending you a copy o f bulletin 75
which contains direction for pre­
paring this spray.
1 ant, very truly yours,
A. It. C ri.i.Kv.
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Sales o f farm and fruit lands in
The Veterans Lament.
More fruit trees w ill be set out this county arc growing in fre­
A certain Lane county settler
this fall in southern Oregon than quency right along. Lane county
soil is worth good money because was prompted to pen the follow ing
ever before.
it w ill bring large returns on the verses while his w ife was away
There is bound to be prosperous
from home recently.
investment.
times ahead for the Leader no
There's a crabbed old Vet. lives on In ­
ju n ’s clear stream,
matter which “ Bill” is elected N o ­
< In November .? the country will
W ith a mate fair ami sweet as a m id­
vember Trd as both old parties are vote on two bills, accepting one
summer dream,
represented by its editors.
| and rejecting the other.
She’s blithesome and bonnie, a pearl of
tjueer that two men, neither . Senator Fulton will sjieak at a
having a bank account or a i big rallv at Hugi-nq next Tuesday.
reasonable prospect of ever hav­
ing one. will argue for an hour
A New Fruit Pest.
and even come to blows oc­
casionally, over the question of
S. B. Morss, the nurseryman,
guratiteeing bank deposits.
was presented with some pest in­
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REPUBLICANS.
F. J. Miller................................. Albany
R. R. Butler................
Baker City
J. A. Lee................................... Portland
A. 7. Man tern......................... Rosebnrg
Fine Laces and Embroideries
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I ’ H V S U 'I A N :«iu l NU K O K O N
Onice in McKarlaiul lim itim i'
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Over Cochran's Furniture Store
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jf Onice Phone, 34» Kesidenco Phone, f>31
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
The Southern Pacific demonstra­
ting train will stop at Cottage
d ro ve from H:.?0 a. ni. to ID a. in.
Monday, Novemlter 9. The farm­
ers should not fail to visit this
train and witness the many in­
teresting demonstrations
given
therein relating to modern dairing,
fruit growing and farming, besides
much lalx.r saving machinery.
The demonstrations are under the
supervision of the Oregon A g ric u l­
tural college.
IN T H E LINE O F
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All work guaranteed first class.
Wstehes, Clocks s o * lon elry at Low est Privo
C O TTAG E G R O V E , OKEL
General Blacksm it’/iir*g
B R A S S G O O D S A N D TINWARE'.
S T O V E S AND R A N G E S
Horseshoeing a specialty.
Wagon and carriage re­
in g. A ll work guaranteed
rla ve your horsesteeth ex-
aininedand repaired. Shot;
at rear o f Hem euway &
Burkholder’s Store :: ::
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M ITCH ELL WAGONS
W IND M ILLS. P U M PS
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PRUNES
GROVE
Parties having ripe Italian
French or Silver Prunes, iu
large or small quantities—a
pail full o r a wr agon l o a d -
are requesteti t> » bring them
to the Cottagt Grove Fruit
Company, \v?aere .they will
FLOUR
MILLS
BE PAID CASH
for thetii act« »rding to grade
delivered,. W e will also dry
fruit for etts4i or on shares.
For partivvulars enquire tit
the Dryer.
All Kinds of
Mill Feed
Granin
and Hay
C H A S . M A T T H E W S . Proprietor.
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Fashion Stables
C. M. D’cNSMORE, Prop
D R A V IN G
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H A U L IN G
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Leave orders at Cunningham s Con­
fectionery IPhone 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 r o p .
W . A. HOQATE
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CO TTAG E
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Kil the latest treatments.
Electrical
Cochran & Cooley
H O USE
F U R N IS H E R S
Furniture, Paints, Oil, Glass, Wall Paper, Carpets,
IT I Linoleum, Matting, Rugs and Picture Frames.
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PLAIN, ami MEIMCATKI» BATHS Ì
X -K A Y
LABO RATO RY
Kor furnier particular^ address
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•'•"si THE PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE.
M I L L E R ’S
Machine SJiop
A ll kinds of machine anil repair
work done promptly and at r ta»on-
nble price*.
OLD LbADER BUILD IN«
Third Street,
The Standard High Grade Fence o f the
World.
There is over 4-00 miles of this
famous wire fence in Dougins comity, Oregon.
This is High Carbon Spring Wire which will
keep its shape when properly stretched. Will
carry a full stock of wire at all times.
Inquire of
DAVID (JkKitiS.
or STEARNS & CHENOWITN. Agenls
Cottage Grove, Ore.
Oakland, Ore.
c o t t a g e : g r o v e , o r e g < * n
NIew post cards and local \ ic w
at t|ie Bazaar.
The Leader Leads!