Cottage Grove leader., January 26, 1909, Image 3

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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Dr. J. Christie has been appoint­
ed as stock inspector for Lane
county.
Brick laying has ag ain com ­
Like April weather.
m enced oti th e new two story
G et ready for spring work.
V eateh building.
H i H en ry ’s famous m instrels at
In the senate F riday a bill com-
the arm ory theater tonight.
lielliug hotels to furnish nine foot
Chas. Cochran was trau sactiu g
sheets was passed.
business at E ugene W ednesday.
Losses of apples and potatoes
D on’t fail to hear the Royal
on
account of the cold weather up
Chorus Club at the arm ory next
the
v alley m ay reach 25 per cent.
week.
A Sum m erville lum ber com pany
Ja n . 25, Ixjrn to Mr. au d Mrs.
Chas. Sharon of Saginaw . O r., a j during the cool spell piled up
1,750,000 feet of logs at its mill.
9 |x>und d aughter.
T he twelve year old d au g h ter of
D on’t monkey with O regon’S
sacred in itiative and referendum . Mr. W . F. Skinner, recent arri­
T he rural districts will not stand vals from O klahom a, is convales­
for it, gentlem en.
cing from a case of T ypho-M alaria
F. B. Alford and family having w hich she contracted before com
sold their little place just over the ing to this city.
K nox hill east of town left for S a­
A hot box at the electric power
lem to reside M onday.
p lan t last evening caused a shut
H arry T haw found going insaue down during th e entire night,
quite convenient, b ut it annoys which left the town in darkness.
him greatly to think of having to A ccidents of this k ind will occas­
rem ain insane for an indefinite ionally happen.
period.
S. B. Moras, the nurserym an,
Mr. an d Mrs. G. L. Rees were received a ton, 2000 D 'A njou pear
passengers on the Cottage Grove trees last week for February de-
local M onday morning,' Mr. Rees ] livery, from th e famous S tark nur-
enroute to Salem w hile Mrs. Rees I series. He also received a fine
went on to Portland to visit a few | lot of scions for grafting into his
days with her mother.
nursery stock.
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articular
eople
P o p u la r
Want p a rticu la r at-
tention paid to detail
in th e ir footwear.
You get it in the
American Lady and American Gent
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Made in all Leathers
U niversally
P op T u * over foot conforming
&
lasts that will not
hurt your feet
Rees-Wallace Co.
Roseburg Was Easy for Cottage Grove
Teachers' Examination.
T he basket ball gam e at the a r­
mory F riday night resulted in an
easy victory for the Cottage Grove
boys.
A lthough the gam e was
rough, it w as one of the fastest
ever seen on the local floor. The
visitors were decidedly outplayed
from start to finish, both in team
work and individual playing.
T he score at the end of the gam e
stood 2U to 9.
A large crowd was in attendance,
thus enabling the Cottage Grove
boys to meet the heavy expenses.
T he local team is scheduled to
play E ugene sometim e in the near
future
T he line-up of the Cottage G rove
team was as follows:
Robert Sherwood, left forward.
Allen Baker, right forward.
Fay Allison, right guard.
Chester Baker, left guard.
C harles Beals, left guard.
Elm er H astings, center.
N otice is hereby given th at the
county superintendent of Lane
county will hold the regular e x ­
am ination of applicants for state
an d county papers at the court
house in E ugene, Oregon, as fo l­
lows:
Donkey Engines on McKenzie.
FOR STATE PAPERS
Com mencing W ednesday, Feb­
ruary loth, at 9 o ’clock, A. M.,
and continu in g until S aturday,
F ebruary 14th, at 4 p. m.
W ednesday— Penm anship, H is­
tory, Spelling, Physical G eogra­
phy, Reading, Physiology.
T hursday— W ritten A rithm etic,
Theory of T eaching, G ram m ar,
Bookkeeping, Physics, Civil G ov­
ernm ent.
F riday— Physiology, G eography,
Composition, A lgebra, E nglish Lit­
erature, School Law.
S aturday— Botany, Plane G eom­
etry, G eneral History.
FOR COUNTY PAPERS
Com mencing W ednesday, Feb­
ruary 10th, at 9 o ’clock a. m., and
continuing until Friday, F ebruary
12th, at 4 p. m.
W ednesday— Penm anship, H is­
tory, O rthography, Reading, Phys­
ical G eography.
T hursday— W ritten A rithm etic,
Theory of T eaching, G ram m ar,
Physiology.
Friday—G eography, School Law
Civil G overnm ent, E nglish Litera­
ture.
W . B. D i l l a r d .
Some tim e since we mentioned
the fact th a t the Booth-Kelly com ­
pany were m oving their donkey
engines from the logging cam ps
on Fall creek across the divide to
the slope tow ard the M cKenzie
river by their own steam , so that
they could assist in logging opera­
tions on the McKenzie. T he en­
gines are now over the divide and
will be ready for work in their new
location in a short lime. Several
J. V. T hornton, the well know n
men were sent up by stage S atu r­ local confectioner and fruit dealer,
day to assist in the work there.— addressed a letter in behalf of
Register.
Nesm ith co u n ty 's cause, to his
w holesaler at Portland and re­
Change in Shoe Shop.
ceived t h e following answer:
A. I,. Reed has sold his boot and Dear Sir: Your letter received and
shoe shop to \V. K. Page, a shoe­ contents noted. T he writer is p er­
m aker of .30 y ears’ practical e x ­ sonally acquainted with a couple
perience.
All k inds of work in of representatives an d will see
his line is solicited and satisfaction them and do all he can for your
is guaranteed. L eather and shoe cause. Yours truly, M ark Levy
findings for sale. N ext door to & Co.
Powell i t 'fu lle r's livery.
Incidentally you may have ob­
Geo. Lea, the contractor, went served th a t the New Y ear resolu­
to Salem today to join the Cottage tions never seem to have a bearish
G rove delegation in the third effect upon the w hiskey or tobacco
m arkets.
house.
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D IS T . 7 6 S H O E
Has good Leather
Soles and
Counters.
No pasteboard
used in these
shoes
W e have the same brand of Shoes
for men and wom en—all warranted
W e wonder if T. T. Geer is the
au th o r of the nine foot hotel sheet
bill. N othing unusual about this
bill, however. N eb rask a’s legisla­
ture is tu g g in g w ith a sim ilar
m easure. Preparing for a genera­
tion of giants, we presume.
It was stated in the last issue of
th e Leader th a t the rem ains of
H enry Brown, were laid to rest in
the W hite cemetery south of this
city Friday. We should have,
said, T aylor-L ane cemetery. Rev.
E lk in s of this city conducted the
J. S. Benson was an interested funeral service.
visitor in both houses of th e legis­
As retaliation for the dirty in­
lature Monday and was granted sults heaped upon them by E u ­
the freedom of the house—quite a gene
business men an d the
distinguished honor. Mr. Benson “ knockers c lu b ” in this county
says the prospects for the creation division fight, the people of
of N esm ith county looks very fa­ south Lane should buy w hat goods
vorable. Mr. Benson is a relative they cannot get at hom e from
of th e Secretary of State.
Salem or P ortland m erchants.
BOOSTER HART0G S
RUDE AWAKENING
Early iu December before the
weather clerk went off- on his u n ­
usual, protracted spree, the Leader
felicitated over the
bloofiiing
flowers, the green sw ard, the pros­
pective early lettuce au d onions,
an d last hut uot least, the sight of
school l)oys w ading and disporting
in the limpid w aters of the Coast
Folk river, aud here the quesliou
was asked, “ can Mr. Hartog* of
N obody’s M agazine, beat this?”
Mr. H artog answers for himself iu
Ja n u a ry ’s N obodv’s as follows:
c an iie ?
l e t ’ s s e e !
(A n A nsw er )
As i was w alking along the
W illamette river n ear the state
university this m orning, December
11th, i beheld a sight w hich made
me wince. Some dozen or more
charm ing' Eugene belles were in
swimm ing. Several more were
disrobing along the banks, prepar­
ing to p ut on their fluffy, silkaliue
b ath in g suits. It w as quite early
in the m orning. T he dam sels did
not expect any passers-by, but n
good booster should never sleep.
Spellbound i hid behind a Royal
Ami cherry and w atched the
happy m aidens enjoy themselves
iu the pure stream and then lie
around am ong the violets on the
banks, tak in g a sunbath.
A nd behold, the th in k cam e to
me, could the Cottage Grove
Leader beat this? A nd behold
again i felt som ething like an
earthquake. It was ray genial
host calling me to get up, by j>ok-
iug the business end of a broom
up ag ain st the ceiling of the d in ­
ing room veranda, which happens
to be the floor of my sleeping
porch. A nother sweet dream gone
up iu smoke. W ere you ever
aw akened from sweet dream s by a
broomstick?
Bargain Week
= This week will be BARGAIN Week at our Store a
A Big Reduction on Ladies’
Gents and Children’s R eady
to-W ear G o o d s ....................
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FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
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Bargains at Bargain Prices
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AT LURCH’S
Grifim-Veatch Co. u
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Everything in
HARDWARE
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Oregon
An Effecting Meeting.
D o n 't S a y B A N K , S a y
S aturday John Ilazeltou, whose
sight has been failing for five years
aud he is now totally blind, came
OK COTTAOK OltOVK
down from Cottage G rove and in
the course of his visit inquired for
C A P IT A L
AND
G R O W IN G
SU R PLU S
Blind John Keeney, with whom he
P R O FIT S
LARGER
had played when a boy. It so
If you adhere to
You p r o te c t j o u r hom e from lire b.v in su rin g It—T H A T ’S W iS E .
happened th at they were able to
W hy d o n ’t y o u p ro te c t y o u r Deeds, N otes, a n d Mortgages, C on­
the
fashion in suits,
meet (a s Mr Keeney is iu the.
tra c ts , T a x R eceipt«, a n d O th e r V alu ab le P niiers, Keepsake Je w e lry ,
Waists
and cloaks’,
E tc ., from P IK E a n d BU ItO LA K S b y re n tin g o n e o f our
city ) and it took place in the law
you must follow it
office of Paul G . Merril iu the Me
SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS— That’s Wise, Too.
C lung block. W hen they did
closely in Corsets.
J u s t In sta lle d . Come a n d See T h em .
meet and their h an d s were placed
Unless your Corset
one iu the other, Mr. H azleton
is stylish your other
burst into a flood of tears. They
T h e O l d R e li a b le .
stylish cut garments
had not met for 40 years and now
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will not fit.
both are totally w ithout sight and
Now what is requir­
their friends had to aid them in
Mr. aud Mrs. H. F. W ynne re­
Spray & Co, buys veal, ch ick , m eeting.— Register.
ed?
First of all, tight-
turned today to their home in Cot­ ens, eggs, etc.
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fitting
waists and
tage Grove, after visiting with
Stephen Smeede has decided to
Notice of Final Settlement.
IVincess
gowns
necessitate
a
perfected
Corseted
figure
Mrs. W ynne’s parents. Mr. and add a fourth story to his hotel
N otice is hereby g iv e n th a t th e iinder-
1 he H en d erso n Habit B ack C orset is the one
Mrs. J. P. V eateh.— S atu rd ay ’s property, which bears his nam e
sig n ed ex ecu to r of th e estate of W. N
Salem Journal.
an d hopes to have it done by July W heeler, deceased, h as filed in th e
for the present styles. For sale at the Ideal Millinery
T h e W ave has just put iu a fine, 1. It will necessitate a rearrange co u n ty co n rt of I,ane co u n ty , O regon,
Store. Come ladies and inspect them.
modern round cornered plate glass ment of the front part of the hotel h e r final account as su ch ex ecu to r of
ID A F R A N C E S B A R R E T T .
counter show case. It is a v alu ­ aud the installation of an e le ­ said esta te and th a t T u esd ay th e 16th
day
of
F
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of
able acquisition to this cheerful, vator.—G uard.
one o ’clock p. in. of said day 1ms been
popular resort. T he W ave is now
If you w ant a good paying little fixed by said co u rt as th e tim e for h e a r­
conducted by the Itisby Bros. business iuquire at the Bazaar.
in g any objection to said rep o rt an d the
Lloyd Bisbey having lrecome asso­
T he news cam e from McLeaus- se ttle m e n t thereof.
Iitoisi«; M. WiiKKtKR, E xecutor.
ciated in the business with E rnest 1)0ro, 111., this week th a t Robert
A. II. K i n g , A tto rn ey .
40-4tf
C- Bisbey.
Casey, a pioneer blacksm ith of
Cottage
Grove,
is
seriously
ill,
and
A p aragraph is going the rounds
County Division Bill Pending
about a girl dying from tight th a t his life is despaired of. Yes­
Salem, O r., Ja n . 22.—T h e im ­
lacing. Editor Rice of the Myrtle terday the news cam e lh a t his con
pending county division fight, in
dition
is
slightly
improved,
there­
Creek Mail, com m enting on the
which it is sought to carve the
fact says:
"Those corsets should fore no members of his fam ily here new county of N esm ith from Lane
be done aw ay with, aud if the have taken their departure for his aud Douglas, has set legislators to
th inking aud within a few days
girls c a n ’t live w ithout being bedside as yet.
Your m oney’s worth in candy there will be introduced a general
squeezed, we suppose we could
BARLEY rolled by the fam ous O lym pic process. All seeds
bill to govern the division of coun­
aud
then some at the Bee Hive.
spare the tim e to accom m odate the
and foreign m atter tak en out, leaving the barley free from
ties.
dirt of any kind. Every sack g u aranteed.
dear creatures. As old as we are,
Marriage Licenses Issued.
Married.
we’d rath er devote three hours a
day w ithout a farth in g of pay, in
Best Cement and Lime Always Carried it Stock
A m arriage license was issued K INCA ID -H IL L S — At the home
the good cause rath e r th an see
Agents
Fairbanks, Morse Roofing.
p h o n e ijs
of the groom, 85 East Ninth
girls dying in that m anner. Office Saturday to Leslie L. Woods, aged
21, of Springfield and Miss Pearl
street in Eugene Ja n . 22, 1909, B
hours alm ost any tim e.”
•*&?«.<£<$ B
M. Maxwell aged IS, of Elm ira.
W ebster l.ockwood Kincaid and
T h e fam ous DeMoss fam ily of
Miss Dorothy K atherine Hills,
m usicians delighted quite a good
Rev. P. K. Ham m ond, rector of
sized audience at th e C hristian
St. M ary's Episcopal church,
church l a s t F riday evening.
officiating.
T h eir orchestra of six pieces ren­
T he groom is one of Lane coun­
ders some excellent m usical n um ­
ty ’s rising young businessm en, be­
bers, including some old favor­
The Standard High Grade Fence of the
ing a sou of Hon. au d Mrs. H. R.
ites w hile their m usical specialties,
World. There is over TOO miles of this
Kincaid. lie was graduated last
includes selections on al>out every­
famous wire fence in Douglas county, Oregon.
year from the U niversity of OreC
th in g in the m usical line. By re­
This is High Carbon Spring Wire which will
gon. H is bride is a member of
quest George DeMoss an d wife,
keep its shai»e when properly stretched. Will
one of the best know n families of
gave “ Oregon, Sweet O regon” as a
carry
a full stock of wire a t all times.
L ane county but she has lieen a
vocal duet, and they were heartily
resident of Portland for some time.
encored, th eir old original song
Inquire of
F IS H -S M IT H — At the Hoffman
being as sweetly and impressively
or STF.ARNS & CHENOWITH, Agents
House at 10:.30 a. ra., Ja n . 22, DAVID GRIGGS,
rendered as of yore. A new and it it very important that the M d ic ia c i
Cottage Grove, Ore.
Oakland, Ore.
1909, Miss Dessie M. Fish aud
pleasing feature is the "O regon yon use should be free from all adultera­
tions,
absolutely
pure
and
carefully
coni-
G
eorge
R.
Sm
ith,
l>oth
of
Crcs-
Chim es” or golden bells, an in ­
pounded.
well, Rev. D. II. Trim ble offici­
strum ent producing an unusual
OUR DRU6S
ating.
pleasing and harm onious tone,
Edison, Columbia
are all pure. Kach and every prescript­
w hich w as the hit of the evening. ion brought to n t it compounded with
Victor
Little Nephew— "A untie, did
T he m usical work by the two little the utmost care and skill. All tick- you m arry an Indian?"
GRAPH0PH0NES
DeMoss tots, was fine, especially room requisites.
A unt— "W h y do you ask such a
Records
the singing, both h av in g already
silly question Freddie?”
Little
Nephew—
"W
ell,
1
saw
Nations,
Novelties
developed rem arkably t r a i n e d
some scalps on your dressing-
voices.
Cottage Grove, Oregon
ta b le .”
F IR S T N H T IO N H L B H N K I
; $ 45 , 000.00
FOLLOW THE FASHION
T h e F irst N atio n al B a n k
SP R A Y & CO.
Feed, Flour and
Poultry Supplies
THE PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE.
IN SICKNESS
Benson’s Pharmacy