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to "morbid mentality" NEWSY SAGINAW NOTES. T u h I m i m.ni Kndttj». he is simply blaming the thing Published Weekly and Semi-Weekly, with which be has the most inti Mill it Running— Say* Cottage Grove mate acquaintance. Should Repair Road— Burglar COTTAGE GROVE LEADER.! lays diseas« ARE THE W INNERS. T H K I.KAOKK PU B1.ISH IN O CO (Ills.) C onn k b A - Makes a Big Haul. Editors Kugeue surprised the people of this entire country last year by rais- Kntercil ut the Cotta«« (IroTe postone« as s*e- om lelasn m atter. ; ing a great advertising fund and paying a salary of $5,000 annually HUHHOKIKTION K A T IB for ait expert. 1'p to last Satur W eekly, oue year. SI.SO; a ia m onth« .7 ' cents day night there had lieett sub KKMI WEEKLY. One Y e a r ................................................ 1 .iitt scribed for the coming year $13,- S i x Month. « .73 Pür ee Mont h« . . . ¡661, to which will be added $1400, j the total lieing more than a dollar T U E SD A Y , N O V EM BER 3, BXW and a half for every matt, woman PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. j and child in the city, and this will lie used in advertising the resources REPUBLICANS. and advantages of Kugene and p. J. M iller..........................................Albany i Lane county. Eugene is deter K. K. Hu tier........................... Baker City J . A. Lee.............................................Portland mined to go ahead and doesn’t A. 2. .Nlarsters.................................Roseburg mind a little thiug like a national DEMOCRATIC. election. W hat other town of Satu W hite . ............................. Baker City E. J . S. M cAllister..........................Portland 10,000 people in Oregon, W ash Bernard Daly.....................................Portland ington or California can match O. P. Coshow..................... Roseburg this record? II c B k i i i . i . r , Professional Cards. TAFT AND SH ERM AN tCONTINUED FROM PA GE 1 ) ! J A T T O R N E Y A T LA \V I J Oflloe: Y ouok Bu ilding. M ain S tre e t, W*»«t West Hid*. Sid«. ‘ ~ jj Oregon 25.000 for Taft. lieu Jackson had the misfortune to lose his black driving horse. v. r liuti? la t Too Wait » . YOUNG 7 IN T H E L IN K O F Family Groceries, New Dry Goods V. m V. W M M Wiii MK i ii nu# n/m* i * W. KIMS, M. I>. Fine Laces and Embroideries ▼ T aft’s lead over Bryan iu Ore It looks as though we were go gon will lie close to 25,000, of J P H Y S I C IA N M id AC K OKON 5 ing to have a depot agent soon. which Multnomah gives ‘XXX). * Oftlce In M c F a r la n d Itu iM in g t 9 O v e r f i x bran s F u rn itu re S tore v November 3rd John W right went At this early hour of the election g Oftlce Phone, 341 Keshtenco Phone, Üll to the polls and voted for Debs. returns, there is every reason to It is rumored that there will be believe that Taft carries every ! a wedding in our village Christ county iu the state, by pluralities ? J S . M B U L K Y , ranging from 200 to 1300 outside mas. A T T O R N E Y A T LA W Special A ttention <>iven to Minimi mul 9 Ouite a number attended the of Multnomah, Cori>oration Law. In many counties the vote is Í dance at C. A. Smith’s Saturday O f f lc « , S u it« 3 . B a n k B u i l d i n g 4 two to one for Taft. The big night. pluralities for Taft are Multnomah Mr. and Mrs. Henry Olson of 9000, Marion 1300, Lane 1200, $ J C. JOHNSON. Cottage Grove visited here over Washington 1200, Umatilla 1(XX>. Sunday. A T T O R N E Y A T LA W f Up to this early hour of the g Estai ¡• ’ state« A dm inistered. M ining Patents Mr. Olson scalded his foot while Procured. M ining and C orp oration Law . > couut, returns from 19 out of the f _ a Proci specialty office over (iriffin . Vealch £ helping Ole Kayser to kill hogs a 34 counties indicate that Taft is ‘X ll:iidw®re. Office Phone, M ain ll.t. R esidence. K«. j few days ago. ahead 20,000. The remaining 15 9 MORBID MENTALITY VS. BACILLU S. The c ity council could order the Miss Pearl Case gave a play counties will increase that lead remaining old delapidated board party Friday night in honor or her 5000. When a man states his own siJeWalk on Main street, replaced guest Miss Ethel Colcord. £ p L. INGRAM ? Cottage Grove Vote. theories of health and disease he w;tj, ceuient pavements and tliere- Miss Ethel Colcord of Spring- ♦ D E N T IS T is merely exercising one of the j,y manifest commendable enter- KAST SIDK W EST SID E TOTAL * Stewart- Porter Building; field has been visiting her many 419 g t Phone 1431 sacred and inalienable rights guar p ,.^ atKi bring about an improve- 151 T a ft .......... __ 268 Hours 8.3« to 12, 1 to 5 X friends here for the last week. 21** 8d B r y a n .... auted by the constitution, the Dec- ulcnl 0 f which the city might well 12 4 Chafin . . . . There has been seen a good 52 laration of Independence and all feej proud. It would advance 22 Debs . . . . M) ...200 T a ft’s m ajo rity .......... H. C. M A D S E N , the other documents and faiths j pr0j^ rty interests, overcome all sized fisher along the river near Mrs. Caser’s house several times and principles that lie at the basis I possibility of damages against the W atchmaker . SPECIAL TRAIN ON of our government. But when he cjty from accidents ’and give our lately. R e p a irin g a t re a so n a b le cüA rge*. work gu aran teed flrat-ciEM. Saginaw is a busy place once says that his notions are univer- jowl, a more attractive and sub 0. & S. E. MONDAY W All atch es, C lock« and Je w e lry a t Low est P rice sally accepted, then, unless be *ias j stantial a ppearance. If we ca n ’t more with the sawmill and planer CO TTA GE G R O V E . O R E . In order to accommodate the worded his ideas in very careful | i,ave paved streets, let’s have ruuuiug full blast. Supt. O. II Jarett is having the mill yard many farmers living along the line guise, he is a candidate for full ' ‘paved ” sidewalks, cleaned up and is building new of the O. & S. E . railroad, Mana General B la cksm ¡th in g membership in the Ananias club, — H o rse sh o e in g a specialty. with dues all paid and no proba- The farming demonstration train foundations for the lumber piles. ger A. B. Wood will run a train W a gon and c a rria g e re- tion required. Elbert Hubbard, tll](]er the auspices of the South high priest of East Aurora, andi ern pa c ific Railway will carry i most expert, self-advertiser in the j corpS 0 f lecturers, every one of universe, seems to us to be in the j whom stands at the top in his last named predicament— not th a t: particular line. This is not a new we imagine it to lie a new situation ! vellture, but one that is more pop- for the frowsy Era. One of h is !u]ar aU(j which does more good latest proiiuuciamentos reads: ¡each succeeding trip. Remember "T h e whole scientific world now this train will lie at Cottage Grovi agrees that disease has its rise in , ot)e hour and a half next Monday morbid m entality." morning Nov. 9th from 8:30 to 10 Elbert Hubbard has an ignor- 1 0 'ci0cb. ance that, up till now, has stood j _ even his enormous demands upon There is a third Bill demanding it without a shudder. But we attention just now, and to doubt if even Elbert Hubbard can solne 0 [ us q looms up bigger than help knowing that the statement , he other , )i}( Hills— we refer to the just quoted is a petty and brazen j ( yc tober bill, falsehood. “ The whole scientific! sat world” has agreed on nothing of Now let us get down to business the kind. On the contrary, pretty ' for four years and boost Cottage tie county— or nearly the whole scientific world i s ¡Grove and sout “ Calapooia committed to «d irectly opposite; 1 tetter still, Assignee’s Sale!! THIS IS NOT A HUMBUG For the benefit of Creditors I began Tuesday November ,'lrd. a t 10:30 o ’clock a. m. to sell the F in e $ 2 5 )0 0 0 M e r c h a n d is e S t o c k of W h e e le r -T h o m p s o n C o m p a n y fo r C a s h It will pay you to buy your Mens’ and Hoys’ Suits, Overcoats and Hats; Ladies, Mens and Child rens Shoes, Hosiery and Underwear a t this Sale. W. H. ABRAMS, Assignee. AT J O H N S O N ’S It looks like the Cottage Grove people would use some of that road tax money that the county refunded to them and fix the road along the railroad north of town so it would be passable. It is the worst piece of road between the Grove and Eugene. up to Disston early Monday morn ing returning to Cottage Grove at 8:15 o’clock a. tn. in time to meet the Southern Pacific demonstrat ing train at the Cottage Grove de pot at 8 :3 0 a. m. where it will re main an hour and a half or until 10 o ’clock a. tn. The O. & S. E . train will make its regular run ill Candidate (or the Pen. While Will Abbott was at work i afternoon, enabling the Row river near at hand, t o k the gentleman in hand and soon had him in the cooler. When they think they can get away from Willie they get fooled. Come and see us. We will do our utmost to please you. A. J. Arm strong. S T E A M AND G A S O L I N E EN G IN ES. PAC KIN G . H O S E AND B E L J P G Wynne Hardware Company Wholesale ami Retail Hardware and Machinery 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 . B A K W INDMILLS. P U M P S M I T C H E L L W AGONS E S PRUNES COTTAGE GROVE i Parties having ripe Italian French or Silver Prunes, in large or small quantities—a INTERESTING SESSION pail full or a wagon load— OF CITY COUNCIL are requested to bring them to the Cottage Grove Fruit Regular monthly session of the Company, where they will city council was held Monday farmers to return home. FLOUR MILLS BE PAID CASH evening, full board being oresent. Petition of A. II. King, Chas. Teeter and others for a sidewalk for them according to grade on railroad street, east side was d e liv e r e d . W e w ill a l s o d r y granted, and all property owners fruit for cash or on shares. residing on this street will be or For particulars enquire at dered to build said sidewalk. the Dryer. Civil Engineer Camp and Sur veyor Taylor submitted reports on the sewer contract of Harry Hart wl,ich was comP,eted’ both reP°n ing the work completed according to contract and complimenting Mr. Hart upon the paiutsakiug care manifested iu the execution of this work. The apportionment of cost of TEMPORARY INJUNCTION GRANTED. the River street and Wall street A temporary injunction was sewer was submitted and read, granted by Judge Harris yesterday and the report was submitted to the average in the case of Leslie L. Seals and sewer committee. The Margaret A . Seals, vs. C. E . Ste cost assessed to 60 foot lots was ward and Harry L. Bown, sheriff $27.60 or 46 cents per foot but this of Lane county, restraining the may lie slightly altered by the defendants from selling the south sewer committee. A new street light was ordered east quarter of the southeast put in on I) street, M cFarland ad- quarter of section 13, township 21 south of range 3 west, containing dition. Only one bid was submitted on 40 acres, under an execution. the 3rd and Shepherd street sewer Plaintiffs are required to give a bond of $51X) and the sale is post contract back of the Presbyterian poned not exceeding one week church, which was th at of Con after the day appointed for the tractor Harry Hart, for the sum of sale and it may lie postponed from $315.52. This sewer covers a dis week to week until further order tancc of 454 feet aud the contract calls for 6 inch pipe. Mr. Hart of the court.— Register. was awarded the contract. The mayor suggested that the “ The Virtue of Definiteness” is thin coat of mud on Main street the prayer meeting subject at First Presbyterian church Thursday at be raked up by the popertv o . tiers 7:30 p. m. Different persons will along the street, when the city will discuss the subject as related to pay for its be hauled aw ay. A motion was carried providing the temporal and spiritual work of that the matter of grading and the church each individual may accomplish. Come and enjoy this graveling Locust street be kept open forbids until the next regular service. meeting. A new street light was ordered Nov. 16 and to noon of 17, Dr. Lowe, the well known optician put in on Mill street between De- will lie in Cottage Grove. Have wald's store and the planing mill. Mrs. Kate Perkins was granted him test your eyes for glasses. 1 (lermisskiu to set her fence in a i few feet on her property ou the | east extension of Main street iu order to widen and straighten the street and move the sidewalk ac cord in gly. This will m ake a val- ! uable improvement to east Main which arc made a t the istreet. J. I. Jones’ request was granted ( i T r o v e ( T a l l e r y |— nuf ced. | Adjourned to meet iu special New Management session Thursday evening Nov. 12. New Equipment. i :ase . H S A W M IL L S U P P L I E S 1 A R M M A C H IN E R Y Ing. A ll w o rk guaranteed H a v e yo u r h o rscsteeth e x a m ined and re p a ire d . S h o t at rear o f llenvenw ay & B u r k h o ld e r ’s S to re :: :: J STORE Everything new and uo-to-date. Best brands apd grades ot Fresh Groceries. Country Produce bought and sold. Call aiid see what a dollar will buy at TF. C. JO H N S O N ’S. I in the mill yard last Thursday, a thief visited his cabin near the bridge and ransacked the cabin and not finding any money or jewelry took a gun, knife and some other trinkets and then took a hike to Cottage Grove. As soon as Will missed his property he started on the trail of the thief, went to the second hand store at Cottage Grove, found his gun, took it and went out on the street and soon located his man oil one notion. The germ origin of in- cou nty.” of the back streets trying to sneak fectious diseases is now admitted j !!= s out of town, but when Will point by all who have any claim to be; W e can be doubly thankful ed his guu toward him and asked heard on the matter— and by al- j ‘ he presidential campaign is over him to halt, he turned and came most everyone else. The tubercle ‘or auothcr^fou^yea^ back. The city marshal being bacillus is known to be the cause ■ Let everybody be ready to of tuberculosis. The Anthrax ba hurrah for the winner and have cillus is known to be the cause of confidence in him. anthrax. The Klebs-I.oeffler ba I cillus is known to be lie the cause of Two big two story brick busi diphtheria. These things are not ness houses are already in pros “ morbid-mentalities” or any othei pect for next year. high-sounding thing. They are A mine must not be judged by its simply forms of bacterial life which are inimical to man, just as exceptional rich spots nor by the other forms of bacterial life are of other extreme. aid and use to him. If you can The voters have gone and done keep tubercle bacilli away from a it. "B ill” is elected. W e told mail, even the "L ittle Journeys to you so! the Encyclopedia" wouldn’t make Many acres of fruit trees will be him unhappy enough to get con sumption, says the Denver News. set out herealxmts this fall and winter. After all, though, it is both un kind and unscientific to ask a man Now for a concrete sidewalk to step off his shadow. They say from the depot to the river that "nature eternally poses at The country will lie glad of n E ast Aurora,” and it may be true: rest. but she caught the bad habit from the Fra. When Elbert Hubbard Its all over but the shouting. Ladies' and Gents Shoes All K i n d s of Mill Feed G rain and Hay A T T H E W S , Prop rietor. -.4 C. IN. DENSMORE, Prop Fashion Stables D R A Y IN Q A n d « .II K in d s of H A U L IN G Leave orders at Cunningham's Con fectionery Phone 73 or phone residence 406 Hauling Done Promptly at First Class Livery, Sale and Feed Barn in Connection Reasonable Charge P o w e ll & T u lla r y P r o p . w. a . R ogate REG ISTRATION OF LAND THE PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE. TITLE. In th e m a tte r of th e a p p lica tio n of F .v ftC . W heeler to reg ister th e title to lo t No. 1 a n il th e e a st % of lo t 2 of block No. 1 of J . E . Y o u n g ’s a d d i tio n t o ( o tta g e G rove, L a n e co u n ty , O regon. All t o w hom it m ay co n cern : T a k e n o tice th a t on the 27th d a y of O ctolier, l!K)s, a n a p p lica tio n was filed by the said E v a C. W heeler, iu th e C ircu it c o u rt fo r L a n e co u n ty , O regon, fo r In itia l re g istra tio n o f th e title of th e land a b o v e dcscrilx>d. N ow . unless y o u a p p e a r o n o r be- fo re the 28th d ay of Novem ber, Bias, aud show ca u se why sueh ap p licatio n should n o t lie g ra n te d , the sa m e will be taken a s confessed , and a deeree will lie en tered a cco rd in g t o th e p ra y e r of ihe a p p lica tio n a n d you I will be forever barred from d isp u tin g th e sam e. E . f . L k e , C o u n ty Clerk. J . E . Y ouno , A p p lica n t’s A tto rn e y . NOTICE OF FINAL The Standard High Grade Fence of the World. There is over 400 miles of this famous wire fence in Douglas county, 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. SET T LEM EN T . In q u ir e of DAVID 0RIQÖS, or STF.ARNS & CHEN0WITH. Agents Cottage Grove, Ore. Oakland, Ore. Notice is h ereby given Hint tlie un del-signed a d m in is tra to r of tlie e s t a te of N ath an iel M artin , deceased , h a s tiled his final a cco u n t In said e s t a t e in th e co u n ty co u rt for Lam- c o u n ty , O reg o n and that W ednesday tlie 2.">th d a y o f N ovem ber, BXls, has l>een set by said co u rt for the lies ring of said final a c c o u n t and o b je ctio n s th e re to . Published In th e C o tta g e G ro v e f r a i le r by ord er of the jud ge o f sa id c o u r t m ade th is 27th d a y of O cto b e r. I ! * * . N. II. M artin , A d m in istra to r of th e e sta te of X a tb n n lel M artin , deceased. - suo» waaaaaa| i COTTAGE G RO VE . M in u ti Him k” I da F r anc ks B a r r e t t . " r<1 All th e latest Treatments. El prtrirfll PLAIN am! MKDK’ATED BATHS F o r farth er particu lar« addre«« j M r. I I . c. 8C H LK BF. M I L L E R ’S Machine Shop All kinds of machine and repair work done promptly and at reason able prices. X B A Y LABORATORY Go to The Ideal Millinery for prices the greatest reduction we have ever made, get our prices on trimmed hats. The finest line of shirts and Do not confuse Dr. Lowe with neckwear in town at The Toggery house to house spectacle peddlers, — W . A . Hetnenway’s. 27 1 f ( ’.lasses cannot lx- correctly fitted A big uew line of ladies dress j to tlie eyes that way. Consult him ¡at Hotel Oregon Nov. 16 and to goods with trimmings to match at I noon of 17, about your eyes. W . A . Hememvays. 27tf V I . OLD LLADER BUILDING Third Street. COTTAGE G RO V E, OREGON The Leader Leads!
