Cottage Grove leader., December 04, 1908, Image 2

Report of the Condition
PROMINENT CORNER LOT ON
MAIN STREET 1_. . . .
—<»F—
fhe First Natii
^
A Line of Samples from M arshall-Fields & Co.
a t C o tt a g e G r o v e , i n t h e S t a t e o f O r e g o n .
c l o s e o f b u s i n e s s . N o v . 2 7 th . 1 *N) h
Silk and Ice Wool Head Scarfs.
Wool Shoulder and Head Scarfs and Shawls.
Bearskin and Crushed Plush Caps for Children.
Sweaters from 1 to 16 V ear Sizes.
An im portant real estate traits pect to m ove into their tem porary
action was consum m ated in this J quarters by February 1st and let
city th is week in which Messrs a contract for their new brick just
Nightdresses, Outing Flannel, Hemstitched and Em­
D unbar & O .one. successors of as soou as weather conditions are
broidered yokes, all sizes, Prices ranging from
30 cents to $1.40. Ready made cheaper
th e C arm an. llemenwa> Co., b e­ favorable for building in the
than you can buy material.
come the ow ners of the prominent spring. Messrs D unbar \ O ’Lone
corner lot on Main and Fifth j have built up a good business in
O v e r d u e H undred and Flighty Samples to Select
street known as the M artin proper this city an d since they com pleted
NO TWO ALIKE.
ty on w hich stands the single story j th eir fire sale have p u t in a large
fram e building occupied by Lin stock of new and up to date goods,
co in ’s m eat m arket. By the pur in the Phillips building.
chasers of this valu ab le property : Mr. O ’Lone rem arked this m orn­
the Leader is inform ed that th ey ' ing, “ we lik e Cottage d ro v e and
expect to tak e possession of the | the jieople here an d have decided
premises soon after the first of the i to engage in business |>ermaneutly
year, tem porarily repair the old I in this city. As evidence th a t we
building, move it to one side and ; are here to stay ami m ean business
occupy it while a fine, modern two! we have invested our money in
It
was
at
one
tim
e
accepted
by
a
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER.
great m any business men who ac­ story brick is being built for them. ! business pro|>erty, w hich we will
T u e s d a y s a n d F r id a y « .
Messrs D unbar & O 'L one e x - ' proceed to improve an d o ccu p y .”
cept
it no longer and it h as almost
Inc.)
THK L I A D EIt PUBLISH ING «O
entirely lost its force w ith citi-
How about those wild crab-
C o n n k r * D u BBI'IM.IC,
-
K d lto in | zens generally.
apple trees grow ing around the
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About
the
truly
k
in
d
of
busi-
Untere* at the Cottage (Irore pnetnltlce its see-
j ness injured by th e suppression of fence corners in your orchard?
oiid-claee matter.
------ j the liquor traffic is th e liquor busi- A good m attock an d a long rope
SUBSCRIPTION RATKS
1 ness. T h e m oney which would is an excellent way to cu ltiv ate
W e e k l y , o n e y e a r , S I. 10; s i r m o n t h .
B y E D W IN A . N Y E .
otherw ise be squandered for intoxi- them and incidentally get rid of
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One Tear
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considerable
scale.
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a
good
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eating liquors is quickly turned
BIx Month*
.75
Three Months
into other ch auuels of trade, which tim e to work ou them . T hey are
MISS BROWN'S ADVEXTISEM ENT.
also iucuhators for the Woolly
profit accordingly.
FR ID A V , DECF.MBF.R 4, 190S.
M a rg aret B row n, a C h icag o ste n o g ­
“ M ayor II. It. Carpenter of Aphis.
Heart to Heart
Talks.
CAN MR. HARTOG BEAT T H IS ?
T he writer in m aking the usual
rounds of the town T hursday could
but note ou this springlike day the
m any evidences of our even, mild
and delightful climate as com ­
pared with th at of the east and
middle west just now. In many
dooryards were to be seen roses,
pansies, daisies, sweet williams,
and chrysanthem um s in full bloom
in the open air. At several places
we noticed nice l>eds of fresh green
lettuce, onions and radishes grow­
ing in the gardens, while a few of
our citizens were found plauting
early garden and flower bulbs.
Hut the incident to most impress
us and which m akes all of the
fantastic posy, exultation and
felicitating of our esteemed con­
temporary, “ Nobody’s M agazine,”
when exploiting Oregon weather
and superb| clim atic conditions,
sink into utter insignificance, was
a sight viewed from the river
bridge on Main street, the am us­
ing spectacle of a num ber of
happy school lads bearfoot enjoy­
ing themselves by wading and
splashing in the placid waters of
the I'pper W illam m ette river, and
this on the third day of December!
Here we could but picture in our
mind the extrem es of an ( ircgou
and eastern
w inter—here the
school boys barefooted, w ading
and splashing in the limpid
streams; there the school boys, fur-
clad, skating and sleighing ou the
streams and ponds. T hink this
over, ye sttow bound, blizzard
beaten, frost bitten inhabitant of
the far east and m iddle west, and
then resolve to come to Oregon.
T he O regonian, while a n ta g ­
onistic to the tenijierauce move­
m ent in this state— at least from a
m onetary standpoint, once in a
while gives aw ay its true moral
sentim ent ou the question, a t least
when it comes close home to it as
it did last week when a prom inent
attorney while in a drunken frenzy
shot to death a brother attorney,
thus placing another blot on the
fair record of Portland, regarding
w hich the O regonian says editori­
ally. “ Of course, there will be
the defense of irresponsibility—
probably
through
alcoholism.
Hut alcoholism is no excuse. It is
itself an offense. It is high tim e
juries should teach th a t men c a n ’t
use liquor for stim ulation to m u r­
der, and escape th e penalty. O f­
fensive a spectacle as the gallows
is this com m unity needs it still,
and so does m any a n o th e r."
C ongressm an W illiam Lorimer,
of Chicago, m em ber of the River
and H arbor Com mittee, is m aking
an extended visit to m any of the
im portant harbors of the Pacific
coast. He gave th e C olum bia
river especial attention.
Is the best of ell medicines for the core of diseeses,
disorders sod weaknesses peculiar to wom en. It is the
only preparation o f its kind devised by a regularly gradu­
ated physician—an experienced and «billed specialist in
the diseases of women.
I t I* a safe m ed icin e in any c o n d itio n of tb s sy stem .
T H E _ O N E _ R E M E D Y w hich eo n tain e no a lc o h o l
an d n o in ju rio u s h ab it-fo rm in g d ru g s an d w h ich
o ren tae n o crav in g f o r snoh stim ulant«.
T H K O N E R E M E D Y an good th a t its m a k e rs
• c a n o t a fra id to p rin t its ovory in g re d irn t on
oneh n u tsid s b o t t i s . w ra p p e r an d a ttest to tho
tru th fu ln e s s o f tho t a n
It is sold by mediem* dealers everyw here, and any dealer who h asn 't it can
gat it. I h m 't take a substitute of unknown com position for this m edicine os
XISOWN COM m s m ow . N o counterfeit is as good as the g e n u in e and the druggist
w“° “ ys som ething els* is “ joat as good as D r. P ie rc e 's” is either m istaken
o r is trying to deceive yon for his own solgah h e n e tt. Such a man is not to bo
tru sted . If* h trifling with yoor moat priceless posy
may h* your life itself. Art Ikm l yea get m*ml yoa at* fu r.
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S itu a tio n W a n te d .—T o u n g g ir l o f tw e n ­
ty -th ro e. fiv e y ea rs' ex p er ien ce, d esire»
p o sitio n a s s ten o g ra p h e r; tr u s tw o r th y and
rapid . r e fe r e n c e s ex ch a n g ed . B o x X Y Z .
T o ta l
............................
Ladies' and Gents Shoes
r.pM.s
J h i s Is a n ag e o f a d v e rtis in g . T h e
q u ick est ro ad to p u b licity Is th ro u g h
th e d ally n ew sp ap ers. T h e b u sin e ss
w o rld n o w a d a y s d o es n o t w a tt, M lcaw -
bor-like, fo r “so m e th in g to tu r n u p .” I t
tu rn s so m e th in g u p —b y a d v e rtisin g .
B u t—
T h e re Is a d v e rtisin g a n d a d v e rtisin g .
O rig in ality co u n ts. H e o r sh e w h o can
d ev ise a new m eth o d o f p u b licity , a
u ew sty le of a d v e rtisin g , o th e r th in g s
lieing eq u al, w ill b e s t su c ceed In r e a c h ­
in g th e public.
M iss B row n g o t th e Idea.
H e r a d v e rtisin g w a s d iffe re n t.
A nd th is sto ry , re to ld , w ill h a v e a c ­
co m plished its p u rp o se If It s h a ll lead
som e girl o r boy to th in k in g along
th ese lines.
N othing to Be Gained
T h rou gh Being “Slick. *•
By C H A R L E S EV A N S HUGHES. G o v e rn o r o f N e w Y o rk .
GATE sav it is American to be “ slick.” gome think that the
great object of tho American youth is to be smart and outwit
somebody. Some think that the object of business is to bo
clever in deception. Some think tho business of politi '9 is
manipulation and intrigue. What mistakes these nre!
8
T H E S E IS NO O N E T H A T G E T S ANY PLACE W O R TH H O LD IN G
AND M A IN TA IN S T H E C O N FID E N C E OF T H E P E O P L E W H O D O ES
NOT D E M O N ST R A T E T H A T HE CAN BE T R U STE D .
Kmpl overs want boys and men that they can trust. Parents want
children not that they enn abuse and nng, but that tliev can trust.
People want men whom they can trust. We are nil together in tho
great brotherhood of reciprocal obligations, and the onjy thing needed
in our American life is the development of those C O N F ID E N C E S
rightfully reposed in American manhood.
D O N 'T FO LLO W
BE " S U C K .”
THE
MAN
W H O T H IN K S IT
IS A M ERICA N
TO
E X E
I hero may be many illustrations that will occur to you of cases
of successful sharpness, but they are so exceptional as to prove tho
rule. The old way, tho steady way, is tho right wav. Put a littlo
more in the measure than you need to. Give a good basketful of fruit,
and don't simply have a little display on top of superficial attention
and industry. Give a little more work than you are asked to give, and
it will show on tho ono hand that you are unpureliasablo nnd on the
other hand you esteem it nn honor to give more than is required at
your hands in every department of life’s effort. That is the history of
success in Am erica; that is a lesson to the bov»— FTTIX MEASURE,
H O N O R A B L E E F F O R T, H A P P IN E S S A N D CONTENT, which
only comes to one who has the pride of being equal to his job.
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E v ery th in g new and uo-to-date. Best brands and grades ot
Fresh Groceries. C ountry Produce Inniglit and sold. Call and
see w hat a dollar will buy at W. C. J O H N S O N ’S.
F A R M M A C H IN E R Y
S A W M IL L S U P P L IE S
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S ta t e o f O re & o n
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C o u n ty o f L a tto .
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I, T . C. W h e e l e r , C a s h i e r o t llu* a b o v e n a m e d
b a n k , d o so le m n ly s w e a r th a t th e a b o v e s ta te
m e n t is tr u e to t h e b e s t o f tin k n o w le d g e a n ti
b e lie f.
T .C . W IIK K L K R .
C a s h ie r.
S u h s c ril> c d a n d s w o r u t o b e f o r e m e t h i s ltd
d a y o f N o v . 1908.
FI Nia AL s. HINDS,
(S e a l. )
N o ta r y P u b lic J
CO RRECT A TTEST.
J . 1!. H a w l e y
O l i v e r V e n ir li
H e r b e r t H u k iu
Fine Laces and Embroideries
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(5 p g r c g t • ! c ir c u la tio n )
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I.IA IIIM ITKS.
C a p i t a l s to c k , p a i d in
S u rp lu s F u m i
l m liv itlc tl p r o f it s , le s s c x i> c u s c a m t
ta x e s p a id
N a tio n a l H a n k N o te s o u ts ta n d in g
I n d iv id u a l d c ito s its s u b je c t t o c h e c k
D e m a n d c e r t i f i c a t e s o f d e p o -. t
C e rtifie d c h e c k s . •
C a s h i e r ’s c h e c k s o u t s t a n d i n g
Family Groceries, New Dry Goods
J.J74.5
J,8f»5.(l
Direi tot s.
S T E A M A N D G A S O L IN E E N G IN E S .
P A C K IN G . H O S E A N D B E L T IN G
Wynne Hardware Company
Wholesale and Retail
CHURCHILL BOYS
LEASE SKATING RINK
The C hurchill Brothers of the
Com mercial Stables, have leased
the large skating pavilion out on
F ourth street from W. B. Cooper
atul are running free busses to and
from the rink evenings. T he boys
propose to conduct a strictly o r­
derly place and any one under the
influence of liquor or guilty of
any uugeutlem anly conduct will be
prom ptly ejected. T his big rink
w ith its new floor 100 x 100 feet in
dim ensions is becom ing a popular
resort for am usem ent an d recrea­
tion seekers. Mr. Cooiier contem ­
plates leaving with his wife and
baby soon for Southern California
where they will spend the winter
and retu rn to th is place where they
have a nice new home, in the
spring. Mr. Coojier’s brother-in-
law Ira Randall, will look after
his real estate and other business
affairs here w hile he is aw ay.
T he S. P. Co. has ordered
Rainfall for November.
selling of any com m odity on
depot platform s or on the rig h t of j S itu a tio n W a n te d .—A b ro w n h a ired girl
f th e n a m e o f B ro w n w o u ld lik e a p o si­
T h ro u g h ''th e courtesy of Jr.
way stopped. This includes local,1 o tion
a s s te n o g r a p h e r w ith a firm n a m ed
newsboys and peddlers of lunches. | B ro w n , a lth o u g h o th e r s w o u ld b e co n s id ­ Jackson, the U niversity of O regon
ered. A d d ress X 073.
meteorologist, we give th e follow­
T h e re su lt?
Ten inches of snow in Colorado,
R ain ­
A g reat b u n ch o f le tte r s ca m e to th e ing statistics ou rain fall.
sunshine in the W illam ette Valley, n e w sp a p e r office In a n s w e r to X 673. fall for November, 5.21 inches, the
rem arks the A lbany Democrat F ro m th e se th e g irl to o k h e r choice.
norm al for November being .4.95
T h e n ex t d a y sh re w d M iss B ro w n
man who has just returned from
s a t a t h er d esk ta k in g d ic ta tio n . She inches, show ing an excess of 1.50
Colorado.
inches. T h e total shortage from
had fo u n d h e r job.
A nd th e o th e r g irls w e re s till a d v e r ­ Ja n u ary 1 to December 1, is 0.20
tising.
T h e lesson o f th e In c id e n t Is p lain . inches.
Of C ourse.
“W h a t nre r a s ­
cals, pa?"
“ All th e fe l­
low s on the o th ­
e r side.”
IN T H K L IN E O F
1 ,9.18.99
w a s lo oking f o r help?
the! A fte r w rin k lin g h e r fo re h e a d m any
tim es M iss BroWu finally w o rk ed out
its | th is u n iq u e a d .;,
w ere."
T his city cannot afford to give up
the Cottage G rove local, it ljeitig
rum ored th a t it will stop at Ku
geue, and be known as the F.ugene-
| P ortland local. Here and now is
B U S IN E S S AND
LOCAL OPTION i where and when the Cottage Grove
j Commercial Club should get busy.
It is a notable fact that many
great papers all over the c o u n tty '
are lining up against the liquor j It ha* been predicted th at the
business. H ere is the Spokaue j great Y. M. C. A. movement
Review, one of the leading papers I w hich resulted in raising $S 1,2.50
of the west voicing an opinion on I **1 Eugene in seven days, is to lie
the relation of business and local fe,t
m any of the other cities
option in the following;
I and tow ns of Oregon.
“ T he stock argum ent advanced 1
——
by defenders and beneficiaries of
A ttorney Jas. F in c h 's defense
the liquor traffi
title against local o p - 1 f o r the killing o f Attorney Ralph
tion is that the
le suppression of the H. Fisher at I’ortlatul last week
liquor traffic injures business. T his will l>e self defense and em otional
argum ent is a delusion and a snare, insanity.
ra p h e r, w a n te d u position.
T h e re w e re o th e r s te n o g ra p h e rs In
C hicago w h o also w a n te d positio n s.
M iss B ro w n 's frie n d s s u g g e ste d a d ­
v ertisin g . S h e looked o v e r th e lo n g
co lu m n s o f “ S itu a tio n s W a n te d ” p r in t­
ed In th e n ew sp ap ers. S he re a d sco res
o f a d v e rtis e m e n ts m odeled a f t e r th e
fo llo w in g ;
School clerk J. K. Barrett has
M iss B ro w n shook h e r head. T o go
just com pleted the school census Into th e n e w s p a p e rs w ith t h a t s o r t of
for the C ottage G rove school dis ! an a d v e rtise m e n t w ould b e like going
trict and reports .420 girls and .4201 in to a lo tte ry . D o u b tless m an y of
u se g irls w e re ns c a p a b le a s she
boys, a total of 040 for the district, ! th
IIo w could sh e ca tc h th e eye a n d a r ­
a gain of .41 over last year.
r e s t th e a tte n tio n o f th e m a n a g e r w ho
I t’s comical to note the num ber
of business men who “ d o n ’t b e­
lieve in advertising, b ut you will
alw ays find their card associated
C hesterfields.
with some freak scheme of ad v er­
“ ITe m et a couple of high w ay m en ou
a
lonely
ro
ad
.”
tis in g ," which is alw ays placed
“ W'lint (ilil tlipy do to him ?”
w here the sm allest iierceutage of
"O nly took hi t w a tc h ."
the public would see it.
“J u s t pushed th e tim e of day, a s it
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
L o a n * a m i D i s c o u n t s ...........
t
O v e rd ra fts , s e c u re d a m i tiu se c tire d
U. S . B o n d s t o s e c u r e c i r c u l a t i o n
P r e m i u m * o n U. S. B o n d *
B o n d s , s e c u r i t i e s , e t c ..........
B a n k in g ¡ r o u s e , f u r n itu r e , fix tu re s
o t h e r re a l e s ta te o w n e d
D u e fr o m N a tio n a l B a n k s ( n o t re s e t
a g e n ts)
D u e fr o m S ta te B a n k s a m t B a u k e r s
D u e fro m a p p r o v e d re s e rv e a g e n ts
C h e c k s a n d o | h c r c a s h i t e m s --------
N o te s o f o t h e r N a tio n a l Ita n k s
F r a c tio n a l p a p e r c u r r e n t s . n ic k e ls
a n d c e n t s ....................................
...........
L A W F U L MONKY R E S E R V E IN HANK
Pullm an declares th at one of the
most notable features of th a t town
since the saloons were abolished
has been the im provem ent in busi­
ness. T he abolition of the saloon
has been a strong factor in this in ­
crease an d is so recognized by b u s­
iness m en ” .
a t th e
R «SO U R C E S.
Dunbar & O’Lone Purchase Martin
Property—Will Build a New
Two-Story Brick in Spring
Consisting of
E m ily W at Ton Want
rn
Hardware and Machinery
B R A S S 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
M IT C H E L L W A G O N S
W IN D M IL L S . P U M P S
< r-
COTTAGE GROVE
FLOUR
MILLS
All Kinds of
M ill F eed
G ra tin
a n d H ay
C H A S . M A T T H E W S . Proprietor.
F a s h io n S t a b le s
Born.
T o Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C hap­
m an, of Divide, oil F riday last, a
9% pound boy.
Born, to Mr. an d ’ Mrs. George
Carlisle Dec. 1, 1908, a daughter.
Administrator's notice.
In th e m a tte r of th e estate o f S tep h en
H arris, deceased.
N otice is hereby g iv e n th a t th e u n d e r­
sig n e d has been d u ly ap p o in ted by th e
C o u n ty C ourt of th e .State of O regon,
a d m in istra trix of th e estate of S tep h en
H arris, deceased, an d all jiersons h a v in g
claim s a g ain st said e s ta te are hereby
notified am i req u ired to p resen t th e
cla im s to m e p ro p erly verified as re ­
q u ired by law, w ith in six m o n th s from
th e d a te o f th is notice a t th e office of
A tto rn ey A. II. K ing, C ottage (tro v e.
Lane C onnty, O regon.
L i i . i . ik A . C r o w , A d m in istratrix .
A . II. K i n d , A tty. for A d m in istratrix .
D ated th is 3rd day of D ecem ber 1 fX>S.
34-39
First Class' Livery, Sale and Feed Barn in Connection
Powell
&
Tullary Prop.
THE PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE.
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.
Delicious again
tops the market
The Hood River (Oregon)
Apple Growers Union made
this sale on October 11, 1908 DAVID GRIGGS,
D E L IC IO U S
Elen Davis
Baldwin
Akin
Jonathan
$ 2 .5 0 p e r b ox
1.00 “
1.50 ••
150 m
1.50 M
M
M
*
M
This Delicious is the famous Start
Delicious, without which no or-
chardist is prepared to meet the de­
mands o f present-day buyers.
1,250,000 is the number o f trees of D elic­
ious we have grown this year to meet the
demand — still we believe we are short.
H ave you tasted this royal fru it?
If not, we will send a box of 3 specimens
on receipt of 25 cents to pay partial e x ­
press charges. (N o charge is made for
the fruit). The 25 centa we will refund
to you on the first order of trees sent us.
Send for the fruit today and ask for our
New Delicious Booklet. It’s free.
S t a r k B r o 's N u r s e r ie s
& O rch ard s C o m p a n y
Kvei*v thing in the furniture line
A new line of bam boo goods at Louisiana
'a t Cochran it Cooley.
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Cochran \ Cooley.
3 4 tf
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