GARDINER PREACHER
PROGRAM AND PREMIUM
FIGHTS EXTRADITION
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Professional Cards.
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A I.ine o f Samples from Marshall-Field» & Co.
Consisting of
Silk and Ice W o o l Head Scarfs.
W o o l Shoulder and Head Scarfs and Shawls.
Beaverskin and Crushed Plush Caps for Children.
Sweaters from I to 16 Y ear Sizes.
Nightdresses, Outting Flannel, Hemstitched and E m
broidered yokes, size 10 to 19 year collar, Prices
ranging from 30 cents to $1.40.
Over One Hundred and Eighty Samples to Select
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Sheriff B. Fenton, o f Koseburg,
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ATTORNEY AT U W
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IN T H E L IN E O F
Douglas county, was iu this city to
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Office: Young Building, Mum Street,
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M ACHINE WORK.
day with a prisoner, a Kev. Sum
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Best skirt, first, blue ribbon; fru w * v. * * • ■ % * *.
Family Groceries. New Dry Goods
mers, whom he arrested at dardt-
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uer. W ith this prisoner the sheriff second, red ribbon
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Fine Laces and Embroideries
N ight dress, first, blue ribltou; J
went to Salem to get out extradi-
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tiou papers, iu order to return the secoud, red ribbou.
Ladies' and Gents Shoes
£ OMce In McKurlaud
Building
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Child’s dress, first, blue ribbon; 9
prisoner to Texas, where he is
liver L'ot-It rail's Furniture Slur«»
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Office
Phone,
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Residence
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wauled, and on returning to Kose secoud, red ribbou.
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Fair pillow shams, first, blue
burg, the prisoner is said to have
mysteriously disappeared from the ribbon; secoud, red ribbou.
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custody o f the sheriff at Junction.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
T h e sheriff left the traiu at that
Best sofa pillow, first, blue rib
Everything new and uo-to-date. Best brands and grades ot
Special Attention ('.iven to Miuine and
place and not finding auv trace of bon: second, red ribbou.
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Cori>orut ioti U w .
Fresh Groceries. Country Froduce Itought and sold. Call and
his man telephoned to Marshal
Office, Sulle S, B a n k Bn il d in f.
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Silk embroidery center piece,
see what a dollar will buy at W. C. J O H N S O N 'S.
Snodgrass o f this city who boarded first, blue ribbon: second, red rib
the train here, found the prisoner bou.
and detained him uutil the sheriff
Silk embroiderv luuch cloth,
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arrived, when the trip was con first, blue ribbon: second, red rib
AT T O R N EY AT LAW
S AW MI LL S UP P LI E S
FARM MACHINKRY
tinued to Koseburg on the after bon.
A (lumi istrici l. Miuine Patents
Procure«!. Miuine and Corporation I.aw
noon traiu today.
a socially,
office over «'.tiffin, Vcatch
Collection o f artistic needle work,
Hardware,
S T E A M AND G A S O L I N E ENGINES,
Kegardiug the arrest a telegram first, blue ribbou; secoud, red rib
office Phone. Main IU.
Residence, 85.
PACKI NG. HOS E . A N D B E L T I N G
of Monday from Koseburg says:
bon.
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lit custody o f Sheriff, Fenton,
W H IT E EMBROIDERY.
Kev. Mr. Summers, or Clark, ar
Best sofa pillow eyelet embroid
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rested at dardiuer last Saturday, ery, first, blue ribbon: second, red
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D ENTIST
left Monday morning for Salem to ribbou.
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Stewart-Porter Huililing
fight extradition to Throckmorton,
Sofa pillow eyelet shadow em J Phoue 14M
Hours S.SOtO 12. 1 lo S ^
Texas, where he is said to have broidery, first, blue ribbon; second;
been indicted iu 1904 on a charge red ribbou.
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Wholesale and Retail
o f obtaiuiug money uuder false
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bunch cloth eyelet embroidery,
pretences. The minister claims it first, blue ribbon; second, red rib
W atch m aker .
is a case o f mistaken identity. If bon.
tt«pairing at reasonable charges.
A ll work guaranteed first eiasn.
he is the right until, however, he
bunch cloth shadow embroidery,
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry at lowest Price
faces a more serious charge than first, blue ribbon; second, red rib
COTTAGE GROVE, ORE.
the oue he was indicted on. W hile bou.
at Gardiner with his supposed wife
Fair pillow shams white em
and their two children, Summers broidery, first, blue ribbon; second, General B la c k s m ith in g
BRASS GOODS AND TINWARE
Horseshoeing a specialty.
alias Clark, was recognized by a red ribbou.
S T O V E S AND R A N G E S
Wagon and carriage re-
Ing. A ll work guaranteed
matt named Jack I ’arrott as
Have your horsesteeth ex
Shirt waist embroidery, first,
amined and repaired. Shoe
former acquaintance
at T h rock blue ribbon: second, red ribbon
WI NDMI LLS. P U M P S
M IT CH EL L WAGONS
at rear of Hemenway A
Burkholder’ s Store :: ::
morton, while his w ife is alleged
Display fancy embroidery, first,
J . H . B A K E B
by Parrott to lie his playmate of blue ribbon: secoud, red ribliou.
childhood and not the woman
Foiut lace collar, first, blue rib
whom he knew to l>e Summers' bou; secoud, red ribbon.
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w ife iu Texas. Suspecting some
Handkerchief, first, blue ribbon
thing wrong, Parrot wrote to rela second, red ribbon.
tives in Texas, and the result was
Baby bonnet, first, blue ribbou
that a warrant was telegraphed for second, red ribbon.
the minister’s arrest. Summers
Display drawn work, first, blue
All Kinds of
which are made at tho
cannot produce his marriage cer ribbon; second, red ribbon.
tificate aud refuses to say when
Display crochet work, first, blue
G r o v e
(T a l l e r y
and where he was married.
ribbou: second, red ribbon.
JO H N SO N ’S
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Wynne Hardware Company
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER.
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T u e s d a y s a n d F rid ay s.
Published Weekly and Semi-Weekly.
T il K LKAHKK P U B I.IH H IN U CO
C o n n e r A IH 'B ri
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KdltnrH
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8UM.HCKIPTION KATK.S
Weekly, one year. $1.50; six months
S E M I-W E E K L Y .
TUESDAY,
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P I C T U R ’.
Oh. how a w fu l good that plctur*
W ith the corncrlb runnln' over.
An ' tho punklns on* the taters
On the barn lloor In the clover.
An ' the purple grapes a-hangtn'
In big bunches on the vine,
A n ' the a ir so crisp an' snappy
T h a t It boosts yer up like w ins!
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PURTY
Yep, I'v e heard o’ folk s a-bra g gtn '
'B ou t the ottar o f the rose.
B u t w 'e n apple butter's b 'llln '
It's like honey up y sr nose.
W ’ en them dim plin’ rosy wlramen
D ro p the snlts Inter the Jooe.
A n ' tho kittle gits ter b'llln'
It 's lest he'ven below bruk loos*.
Kntcrctt at the Cottage drove pmW>mee a* *ee-
ond-clas* matter.
One Year
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Six Months
Three Months
M IG H T Y
W h a t a m ighty purty plctur'
W en tho tre e , turn red a n ’ yeller
An* yer hear the a pp le, droppln’
A . they're K illin ’ ripe a n ’ metier,
W 'e n the elder press la equeealn' out
The tooee that m akes y e r smile
A n ' the wlmnten folks a re shinin' up
The kittles fu r ter bile!
1908
Cottage d ro ve keeps growing.
H a rk I I b e a r them turkeys gobblin'
A s thsy're struttln' fat an' gay.
A n ' the big red rooster’s crow ln'
F u r tha least Thanksgtvln’ day.
H old the fort, fu r 1'U gtt there.
F u r I'm feelln' a w fu l spry
W 'e n It tom es to carvin' turkey
An ' enjoyin’ punkln pie.
T a ft ’s m a j o r i t y corresponds
pretty well with his size.
Eugene’» building permits for
October amounted to $8.5,000.
C. M. B.
People of Cottage d ro v e have
W e are a great country, our
been eating strawberries quite re wealth is equal to that o f Great
gularly lately.
llritiau and France combined and
our manufacturers exceed these
T h e president is determined to with Germany thrown in. The
continue to rise in life; he is going homicides committed in this coun
to be an editor.
try last year were ten thousand, a
large minilier o f them lyuchings.
N ow Mr. Ilarriinau can have no N o other comparative population
excuse for not rushing those O re can show half as mnuy. More
trains are held up and robbed in
gon railroads along.
the I'uited States than iu all the
A five-acre prune orchard near rest of the world. In Black Hand
Dillard netted the owner, G . W . crimes, night rider outrages and
Gage, $360 per acre.
the like, the Mafia aud vendetta of
Italy are thrown into the shade.
Now every body get busy and The courts are lax, the jurors are
boost for the Cottage Grove dist week kneed and take it all in all
rict fair N ov. l'tth, 20th and 21st. we are among the worst governed
people of the planet.
Pick out your best stock, fruit,
poultry and vegetable for Cottage
A new order o f the postoffice
G rove’s district fair exhibit one
week from Thursday, Friday aud department lias recently gone into
effect.
By
its terms defaced
Saturday.
stamjw hereafter are
worthless.
lia s anyone heard of anvlrody Should a com er l»e torn off, no
getting
"p in ch ed " in Cottage matter how small, or the stamp be
G rove for violating the local option ] mutilated in any way it cannot lie
law during the past eight months? longer used. A ll letters lieariug
Model town, shy venders, or blind such »tamps will l>e held at the
postoffice two weeks for recovery,
officials, which?
and at the end of that time, if uot
claimed,
w ill be sent to the dead
One o f our Democratic Con
temporaries says, "b o o k out for letter office.
us aud the big swede in 1912.”
That means that Governor John
W e observed from perusing a
Johnson, is looked u|>oti ns a polit recent copy o f the Mining World,
ical Moses iu some qua rters.
published iu Chicago, that W illiam
Berg, formerly engaged in raining
A Scotlauder, with a heard 10 pursuits in the Bohemia mines,
feet long, has arrived in
this near Cottage Grove, but now man
country and wants to marry an ager o f the Koval American liagle
American girl. If he succeeds Mining Co., at Kawhide, Nevada,
w e’ll bet he will soon dispense has been sjiending a few weeks in
with those phenomenal whiskers. Chicago looking after busiuess
matters for his company.
Kalph Blaisdell, auditor o f the
11 arriraau system in the Northwest,
“ for the good o f the service,” has
issued orders forbidding employes
in his department visiting saloons
or liquor houses for any purpose
whatsoever.
N ext Monday aud to noon Tues
day N ov. 16 and 17 Dr. I .owe,
the well known oculo-optician,
will be iu Cottage Grove, as he
does uot g o from house to house
consult him at Hotel Oregon.
Patriotism
Tha stomach it a ltr|tr factor in " lita, liberty and tha par
tial of happiaeea” than moat people arc aware. Palriutiam
can withataad hangar bat aat dyapepaia. Tha coniraicd dya-
pcptic " l a it lor traaeea, atratagema and apoila.”
The ■ ■ ■
who goca to tha front lor hie country with n wank atamaeh
will ha a weak eoldier and a fault inder.
A round atomach makee for good eitizeaehip oa well aa fee
health aad happiaeea.
D iieaaca of the atomach aad other organa of digaetioa nod
nutrition are promptly aad parmeaeatly cured by the aaa at
Dr. P I E I N r i H O L D E R M B D IO R L D / I M M I f .
I I kal/da up
po/ftf iweec/e.
the
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w ith
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ffa a f
aad
The dealer who offers a euheritute for the " Diacoreey ’ ’ ie
only leaking la make the little more proit reclined oa tan
eale of lean mart tone oa prepare! mne.
Dr. Pierce'a Common Sanaa Medical Adaieee ie neatJ r t t
oa receipt of atampa to pay atpeaae of mailiag ta k . Seed
21 one-can! atampa for the paper covered honk, or 11 atampa
for tha cloth booed
Addreee W orld 's IKapeaaery Medical
Aaaoeiatioa. R. V . Pierce. M . D ., Preeident, Buffalo, N . Y ,
Hardware and Machinery
COTTAG E G RO VE
Please
N e w Management
Display knitted work, first, blue
N e w Equipment.
ribbon: second, red ribbon.
Fair home knit varu socks, first,
Come and see its. We
Notice is hereby given that the blue ribbon: second, red ribliou.
will
do our utmost to
annual meeting o f the stock-hold
Fieced quilt, first, blue ribbon:
jilease
you.
ers of the Farmers & Miners T ele second, red_ribliou.
phone Co. will l)e held at Cottage
DOMESTIC B A K IN G
A . J. A r m s t r o n g .
G rove N ov. 12th, 190« at the
Best plate baking powder bis
Commercial Club
rooms at
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cuits, first, blue ribbon; second,
o'clock p. in. Important business.
red ribbon.
Every stock-holder should attend
I.oaf salt rising bread, first, blue
A n d n il Kinds of
A . B r u n d , Sec.
ribliou; secoud, red ribbon.
L oa f yeast bread, first, blue rib
Dr. Macey’i New Office.
bon; second, red ribbon.
Cake, first, blue ribbon, secoud Leave orders at Cunningham's Con
Dr. E. C. Macey has moved his
fectionery Phone 73 or phone
dental parlors from the Aw brey red ribbou.
residence 4 0 6
Fie, first, blue ribbon; second,
building into the brick Cottage
red
ribbou.
G rove
bank building
upstairs
Stock Htlder* Attention.
DRAYING
HAULING
C A N N E D FR ITIT
where he has fitted up neat and
commodious offices, and where he
Largest and liest collection o f
will be pleased to meet his many domestic canned fruits, first; blue
patrons and friends.
29-3.1 ribbon; second, red ribbon.
Largest and best collection o f
domestic jellies, first, blue ribbon
Shoe Shop in New Quarters.
second, red ribbon.
A . I.. Keed has moved his shoe
PICK LES IN JARS.
shop from the harness store to the
Best % gallon plain pickles,
first door west o f the Fashiou
first, blue ribbon; second, red rib
Stables on Main street, where he
bon.
has r e p a ir e d and fitted up a
Ouart m ixed pickles, first, blue
cosy
shop. T a k e your repair
ribbon; second, red ribbon.
work to him as he guarantees
Ouart sweet pickles, first, blue
satisfaction.
29-4t
ribbon; second, red ribbon.
Ouart chow chow, first, blue
Knights of Pythias.
riblxm: second, red ribbon
Largest and best collection o f
A ll ineinliers o f Juventus bodge canned vegCMMRs, first, blue rib
K. o f F. and their ladies, are re bon : second, rad ribbon.
quested to meet at their hall W ed
Best loaf bread made by girl
nesday
evening. Entertainment uuder Hi years, first, blue ribbon:
aud bauquet.
second, red ribbon.
Best chicken coop made by boy
Fine Gasolene Engine lor Sale.
under 14 years nog over 1H inches
A twelve horse power
Fair loug and 1 foot deep, first, blue
banks and Morse gasolene engine, ribbou: second, red ribbou.
clutch, tank, auto-sparker, battery
Best specimen penmanship, first,
and 35 foot belt for $4tK). Outfit
blue ribbon: second, red ribbon.
practically new. Apply at lea d er
Best specimen o f drawing aud
office.
painting esch grade in Cottage
Grove public schools, first, blue
6aselene Engine For Sale.
ribbon; second, red ribbon.
A fine,
almost new 3-horse
Best specimen o f sign “ Cottage
power Fairbanks & Morse gasolene
Grove District F'air" first, blue
engine, tanks aud equipment for
sale. Inquire at the header office. ribbon: second, red ribbon.
Horse for Sale.
Mill Feed
G rain
and Hay
C H A S . M A T T H E W S . Proprietor.
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Fashion Stables
Hauling Done Promptly at
Reasonable Charge
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R o g ate
Apple Boxes!
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W e have on hand standard
apple boxes in lots from oue
to oue hundred boxes.
L o tso f 10 or less, 1-5cents each
Lots o f 50_____________ $6.75
Lots o f 100................... $12.00
First Class Livery, Sale and Feed Barn in Connection
Powell
REGISTRATION
OF
LAND
NOTICE
OF FINAL
Tullar, Prop.
The Standard High Grade Fence o f the
World.
There is over 400 miles o f this
famous wire fence in Douglas county, Oregon.
This is High Carbon Spring Wire which will
keep its shajie when properly stretched. Will
carry a full stock o f wire at all times.
TITLE.
SETTLEM ENT.!
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THE PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE.
Cottage Grove Mfg. Co.
In the matter of the application of
F.va C. W heeler to register the title
to lo t No. 1 and the east ^ of lot. 2 of
block No. 1 of J . E. Youn g’s a d d i
tion t o t o tta g e ilrove. Lane county,
Oregon.
All to w hom It may concern:
T ak e notice that on the 27th dny of
Ortot»er. 1!WK, an npplieaticu was
Hied by tlie said F.va U. Wheeler, in
the tlrcntt court for Lane county,
Oregon, for Initial registration o f
the title of the land nhove deserit>e<l.
N ow , unless you appear on or lie-
fore the !M h day of November. l:m\
and show cause why sneh application
should not tie granted, the same will
be tAken as confessed, ami a decree
PR IZ E S FOR BARV S H O W .
Will 1 » entered according t o tho
prayer of the application and you
one
Frettiest baby hoy under
will be forever barred from disputing
the name.
year, cash $1.
*?. C. Lint, County Clerk.
any
Frettiest baby hoy one to three J. E. Y o rx n , Applicant's A ttorney.
('•ood aud gentle, will work
where. $40 if sold soon. Inquire
years, rash $1.
o f W . F. H a r t .
Frettiest baby boy under three
years, cash $1.
The annual show-down between
Frettiest baby girl uuder one
city and country l i f t will be com
year, cash $1.
plete by the 2f>th when the fanner
Frettiest baby girl one to three
will have his cellar stocked with
years, cash $1.
potatoes, turnips, kraut, honev,
Frettiest baby girl under three
hams, sidemeat. souse, popcorn, | yM n( r> „ h „
pickles, pigs’ feet, applebutter.
lard, and sorghum, aud the city
I f one third o f life hi spent in
man will enter the winter with his sleep, why uot buy a B. M. O . E.
cellar stocked with ten tons o f hard mattress o f Veatch & Law-mat and
coal and two gas meters.
take life easy.
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FLOUR
MILLS
In qu ire of
DAVID ORKiGS,
or STRARNS & CHENOWITH, Agents
Cottage Grove, Ore.
Oakland, Ore.
M I L L E R ’S
All Hie la iesl tn'.itm enM .
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Electrical
Ì PLAIN ami MBMCATED BATHS |
Notice is hereby given that tho nn
deruigned administrator ot the es
tate of Nathaniel Martin, deceased, *
a Sled his final account in said es
tate In the county court fo r Lane
county, Oregon and that Wednesday
the 2.>th day of November, |!<0 n , has
been set by said court for the hearing
of said Anal account and objections
thereto. Published in the Cottn<-o
Drove Lender by onler of the judge
of said court ma.le this 27th flay of
October. PWN.
N. H. M a r t i n ,
Administrator of thw estate of Na
thaniel Martin, deceased.
X -K A Y
LABO RATO RY
All kirnls of machine an<1 repiiir
work done prmnptly and at reason
able prices.
OLD LliADER BUILDING
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I»r. I I . C. 9C H I.F.R F.
Machine Shop
Third Street.
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
The Leader Leads!