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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 5, 1909)
LOCAL A N D jr a N A l. P articular eople Nzsmith 1910. Cooper & Randall have sold Wheat fields are looking fine. their big bay team of horses to « Floods are raging in the Sacra Mr. Wheeler of the Gowdyville I suburb. mento valley. fm mnoW miUca* Made in all Leathers U nivebs / u jy M pQpUl**1 over foot conforming * lasts that will not hurt your feet R e e s -W a lla c e C o Occasionally the world loves a day, who was so well pleased with lover, but more often it sympa the first shipment that he ordered thizes with him. more, seudiug his check for $20 in Avoid jumpiug ou to a man .payment therefor. when he is down— unless friends are also down. Bank Sues Bank. PERT PARAGRAPHS. his Prof. J. F. Feaster, the writing and bookkeeping instructor, an Feb. 15 and 16 I)r. Lowe the nounces that the prospects for well known optician will be in Cot securing a large class at this place tage Grove. The wise will wait are good. Kvery young person can but profit by such a course of for him. instruction. Mrs. Alford and daughters went to Salem Thursday to join Mr. Christian Endeavor day will be Alford, who has bought a little observed at t h e Presbyterian place uear that city. church, Sunday, Feb. 7. Dr. A good 250 Cornell iucubator, Nave will preach a sermon on the cost $25 will sell it for $10 or trade subject and the Endeavor society it for wood or anything useful. will have special exercises. Sub- jeot, “ The Heart of Endeavor,” Apply at the Leader office. at 6:50. Everybody welcome. The ground hog did not see his The supper given in the armory shadow so we are to have an early last night by the ladies of the spring, according to the old Catholic church was a very sump fashioued weather prophets. tuous spread and was well patron Mrs. J. B. Lewis returned home ized. A large number of pieces uesday from Ivugene where slt£ of clothing and fancy work was has been visiting with Mr. and also auctioned off at good prices. Mrs. Fred Lamb and Mr. and Mrs. The total receipts were something Leston Lewis. like $.50. The First National Hank of Col W hen you get that reilliot letter w rit lage l'.rove lias commenced suit ten, mail II In Hie furnace. against the Hank of Cottage Grove I f you mistake to recover money paid by the your wrong head ed ness fo r genius, plaintiffs to defendants on three genius won t pay forged checks. The first is a for tin error. check for $55 purported to have been made by F. M. Chapman ou A iu a n w h o sueeeeil» In mak October 2, l'His, which proved to ing u livin g does lie a forgery. The second was not see anything another check purported to have d 1 n c r e d 11 n b I e alsmt tlie meth been made by the same party for od, no m a t t e r $5<) and dated October .5, 1'HIK, what it may be. which too proved to lie a forgery, Poop.e w li. feel themselves superior and both were received by de fendant iti the course of business , nsnally have tin a ir o f mystery about ! ibem. W ell, that’s it. and were turned over to plaintiffs and were paid. 'File third was a Trust no future and don’ t bank much check made by the Disston Lum I on tlie past. The all pervndlng present ! Is tlie tiling to get busy with. ber company by II. I>. Crites, to Joe Colver for $75, dated January 1 That piece o f mince pie is hardly 2,1909, which was also a forgery. worth It. T. C. Wheeler, a prominent citi Plaintiff seeks to recover the face of Nesmith county, and W omen like te talk, which proves zen of all three checks. Thompson & ’ I hem nearly related to men. cashier of the First National bank, Hardy are plaintiff’s attorneys. i ~ was transacting business at Ku K very now and then when you think o f n foul a still small voice whispers, gene Wednesday. | ’ ’T a g ; you're It.” I A s a rule, you have to pay a high \V. K. Page announces that he ; price fo r the privilege o f being rude. is to busy turning out shoe repair It Is a lot easier to play the fool than ing promptly to get acquainted | It Is to pay the bill Inter. about town, so requests that the I people call in and see him whether , Sometimes the mail who bus nothing they have any work or not. He | to say has good reason fo r his utter- ■ nuce. 1ms had .k) years experience in his work and guarantees satis County Seat Notes faction in every particular. He also has shoe laces, leather and all The county commissioners’ court kinds of shoe findings for sale. met in monthly session Wednes Main street opjxisite Hotel Thomp day, little business being before it. son. A marriage license was issued The Leader nor Cottage Grove Wednesday to Marshall M. Klspass has any quarrel with the Eugene and Bessie 1?. Ganser, both of Guard. It certainly accorded us \ Eugene. fair treatment during our Nesmith Mr. and Mrs. Arlington of Port county campaign and while oppos land, who have been here for a ing the measure, was open and I few days looking over the town, fair iu its opposition. So much went to Cottage Grove VVednes- cannot be said of the Register. day. i | Try some of those 2<i cent per I Judge Harris handed down his pound creams at the Hee Hive. 58tf decision in the divorce case of Helen R. Marks against William FOR R U N T— Furnished rooms. O. Marks, granting the plaintiff Inquire at this office. her decree on the grounds of de sertion . ‘spray & Co. for Leslie salt. DIST. 76 S H O E Has good Leather Soles and Counters. N o pasteboard used in these shoes W e have the same brand of Shoes for men and w om en — all warranted Burkholder- FORi Plain and Fancy SEW ING Address, MRS. IR E N E E M E R S O N COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON Albany Democrat: Mr. Claire Baker of the S. P. went to Cottage Grove last evening in response to a dispatch. His wife and two child ren are all reported ill. Arlington, the ad man, is out with a fine new local telephone directory headed, “ Handy tele phone directory of the business and professional people of Cottage Grove, county seat of Nesmith county, Oregon.” It made a hit, and will become official after the November election of 1910. A1 Klledg^ has sold his cosy home on W all street to W . G. Baker of Sunuyside, Washington, who will soon move his family to this city to reside. Mr. Tilledge will soon build a commodious, modern residence on his lots on west W all street back of the Geo. Comer and Osmond residence pro perly. Dr. W . W . Oglesby has suggest ed that the name of the McFar “ The Heart of the C. H. pledge” land butte north of town, lie and “ Remember now thy Creator” changed to “ Mt. David” in honor will be the pastor’s themes in of Dave McFarland, its owner. celebration of Christian Endeavor R .W . Veatch, of Kugene, was day at the Presbyterian church, iu this city this week looking after next Sabbath at 11 a. m. and 7:50 his farm interests near this city. p. m. The congregatien will meet He will set out several acres to for transaction of important busi choice winter apples this spring ness at the close of morning ser vice. Strangers will tie cordially and next fall. welcome at our services. M. B. Stone, a prominent citizen E. E. Bright, the Houdau and of Lorane, was transacting busi ness in Cottage Grove Thursday Silver Gray Dorking specialist, and favored the Leader with a sub sold a lieautiful Dorking cockerel, scription. He is a great boost the -first prize winner at the state fair last fall to Ernest Sears at er for Nesmith county. Saginaw, Monday, for $7. Mr. Cooper & Randall sold three lots Bright’s fowls are bred up to a this week iu their new addition to standard which makes them in Cottage Grove to Powell & Tuller, great demand even at these prices. the liverymen. Also one lot to Mr. Bright also sold a fine pen of Jas. Hunter; cue lot to Kd Tuller, Houdaus to C. S. Frank at Eugene who will build thereon this spring recently at a fancy price and one lot to Wm. Vite a new ar rival. It’s a sitely tract and will Ac^puntod For. be bought up soon. “ I bate to be Ign orant” “ Do you?" “ Ten, Indeed." “ I understand now.” “ Understand w h it f* “ W h y yon alw ays seem so uncom fortable.“ It renamed for that ycuhg, in experienced, stiff-necked freak, Representative Jones, of Douglas, to oppose single handed and alone the creation of Nesmith county on the floor of the house, yet he is to Object of Suspicion. “ 8ee that fello w g>ver there?" lie regarded in higher esteem than “ Yes; I hnre I kmmi noticing him fnr his tricky treacherous, scheming tom e tim e.” colleagues of Lane and Douglas, “ He se^ms to be shadowin'? ns.” “ Jd®yl>* ho thinks we are congress who lost no opportunity to knock this meritorious measure under men." cover, but who did not hare the H allm ark. “ lie Is n tjend I ti human fonw manhood to back up their convict “ He deemi t b olt it.” ions openly on the floor of the “ Bnl I»** Is.” house. **Oh. yes; I see his earners now " Notions, Novelties ! = = — ■ — — ON '■ = i Woolen Dress Goods i Coine, ae« him sw ing around the ring In siik hat and high collar. Ills liens Imvo Just presumed him W ith w*lnjndred m illion dollars. W e fv r e o ffe rin g o u r Oh, Uncle Sam, you fa irly dazzle! Your ketw Just Leat tho hand. T h ey ’ ve knocked nil records to a “ fras> zle” And won in every land $1.25 Values Here, pheasants, turn your whistles on Now, roostera. let ’ er crow. It ’s tim e for us to start tho fun And open up tho show. for 9 8 Cents This way to eee tho American hen. Th e m arvel c f ti*? show. Your U ntie Er.:a > II swing In next On his "ligh t fantastic toe." C. M. B. few pieces left. N ow is the time to to buy GROSS DEFECTS. Iu sclcctiog your breeders reject Uiids w ith the follo w in g grunt defects: W ry tails, pqulrrel lulls, pinched mid diminutive tails, white faced cockerels except Pluck Spanish, deform ed beaks, purple barring, brassiness, white lobc3 In W yan d otte« mid Cochins, feafliered shanks In dean legged varieties, clean shanks In feath er legged varieties, ex tra toes and slipped wings. Minor de fects should be met by mating the specimen to a bird without the defect. N ever mate birds with the same de fects, ns like Invariably l>ogeta like. G riffin -V e a tc h C o BRO ILE RS. Yop Well, exjiect bumpa. W e've lino eiu. p klu 't feel good either; hut. like pull ing that tooth, w e didn't get humped tw ice on tlie Maine spot. Yea, there'« good Muff In hooka, hut skiu your eye fo r “ city farm ing.” for cushion prospers and Ink eltngei-s often pose on hot ulr pinnacles as lie plus ultra o f success. Brnius, brawn uud u good heart win, and the ’ ■lickings” you got from e x perience a re mighty good medicine. As stock take W h ite W yaudottes or W hite Rocks. W yaudottes are bet ter, because they can be fo rc e ij hard r. arc plumper, smoother nnd have urge, plump breasts. But both are tine. They ure hardy, grow fast, are without k plnfeatb- era and have the popular y ello w skin and legs. Im portant Items are first class In cubators and a brooder house. There are three w eigh ts — smmh broilers, w eighing from three-fotm ns to one pound: medium, from ono to one and a half, and large, from one and a h alf to tw o pounds In weight. Broilers nre raised like other fow ls with the exception that they are batch ed In w in ter and finished when Just past the chtclc stage. Everything in HARDWARE ? F E A T H E R 8 AN D E G G SH ELLS. T h e fello w who gets mad at a hen and swings her by the ueck should be placed In a detention ward fo r Inspec tion. T h e poultry physicians nearly ex hausted their therapeutical skill on the unprecedented prevalence o f cuiaueous psorospermosis (chicken pox) Ihe past season. Its causation was vegetable fungi superinduced by nlniospberlc conditions, lent It was finally stamped out by sanitation nnd n solution o f carbolic acid and Iodine. Yon line! better give your brooders a good scrubbing with lye to clean out all tiltIi nnd lice. I’ nlut them for preservation and UMe different colors, nnd your chickens w ill not all crowd Into one. A N ew Brunswick (N. J.) farm er's cows came home milked dry. He sec a watch to catch the trump supposed to he doing the act, when, h?h<>ld, n flock o f geese waddled In and stnrted the milking stunt! N ew Jersey must bo nw ful dry I f a goose has to milk a cow to get a drink. The Increase In the number o f egg force preparations has n groat deal to do with the decrease In w ild e r eggs on the farms. Rome o f these nr» good; the m ajority are uo gpod nnd make a lien "Immune” —she can’ t lay. The fe llo w who goes to exhibit feel ing sure that lie Is the whole show doesn’ t think o f the dark horse or rooster In this case? that may unexpect edly appear and knock his cocksure birds to a frazzle. \Vliile Philadelphia Is busy collect ing $00 fines tfoin the venders o f “ rots and spots," York, Pa., Is trying to catch the thieves who got aw ay with 500 chickens in that vlcln iiy re cently. I f such thievery Is possible with splendid |>ollcc protection now, what w ll' happen when nlrshlps plow? It's, a wise plan to get rid o f surplua birds when the spring market egg rush Is on with Its low prices. Start advertising those fit fo r breeders early, nnd don’ t forget your tow n paper when taking space. The ponltrymnn who makes his w ife do the work while he loafs should be banged out o f tbe biz. Here Is a la ment In rhyme from one o f these a f flicted fem ales: Oh, yes; dear John Is good to me. H e let* me run the bl*. I nil the Incubator I im p* And make tho broodere slss. I clean the coope while John Is resting, I turn the eggs and do the testing. 1 hunt the egrs out In the coot- And doctor chickens with the roup. I feed the ch ick, nod net the hens And supcrvlce the breeding pen*. And when John ■ at the winter show I haul the coat and s’ lovcl m ow Oh. yc*: I'm doing r.ll I can T o r .:. :e the old !h:..T go Rut If I'd married hr I f a man t wouldn't he corking so. Graft and Trimming Fruit Treat. Auyone wauling grafting Edison, Colombia Victor GKAPHOPHONES 3 I A Special Reduction ¡ Your Uncle Samuel w ill be there To datr e u hlhli Ding Jig. H e’* just u-bubbling o ’er with glee. Oh. golly, ho feels big! Mrs. Mary Johnson of Ceutralia. ! A '“ Husband on Salary” tonight Wash., has been a guest of her at the armory. daughter Mrs. W . B. Cooper. She Spray & Co, buys veal, chick returned home today accompanied ens, eggs, etc. by her daughter who will return N. W. White was a Kugene i the visit. visitor Wednesday. Ono of the locomotives ou the j Boost for Cottage Grove’s big Q. & S. E. railroad was consider | district fair this fall. ably damaged by fire iu the round Chas. Kurk holder made Kugeue house Tuesday evening, fire from i | a business visit Thursday. the furnace having in some way | We can stand an early spring. set fire to the cab. Lots of work to be done. See those new post card views If you want a good paying little at the Bazaar. Seattle exposition, business inquire at the Hazaar. Alaska, California and Oregon Dr. W. W. Oglesby of Nesmith, views iu various tints. Tinsel made Ivugene a professional visit jeweled mottos and fine floral Wednesday. desigus. Better have your wife measure W . C. Conner shipped another her hat pins and the sheets o il the coop of fine Black Laushaus to spare beds. Chas. t.usby, Harrisburg, Thurs t ’Tw ill to a gobbling, cackling time, A crow ing or.d a quacking. Th e geejo nil* show their rubber The guineas v\ ill be clacking. It’s a good time to feel good. American Lady and American Gent A Busy Shoemaker. THE PO U LTR Y «H O W . The boys are shining up th<-ir And washing r a s te r s ’ toes; Th ey're making exhibition pens T o coop their poultry shoe's. The most laughable comedy of the season, “ A Husband on Salary’! a t the a r m o r y tonight. Talk fruit culture. Want particular at tention paid to detail in their footwear. You get it in the 1 The second floor joists for the Veatch & Wheeler brick block are being framed. and trimming of fruit trees done, call on I. N. D resskh , Walker Ore. 15-1 tu W e are promised the first trip through the Panama canal In 1915. Six year» in not a very long time to wait. Cottage Grove, 1 Oregon HAVE YOU RENTED A STALL IN T H E NEW Portland Public Market? 363 S T A L L S The future great money maker of Portland. Four-fifths of the stalls have been taken, but a few good locations remain. Owned and Controlled by Port land Men, independent of all Meat, Fruit Growers or Dairy Trusts. Covers an entire Block T w o Floors, 3fi3 stalls, 80,000 square feet of space devoted to market stalls, 300,000 cubic feet additional space used for cold storage and ice making. ^ ^ ^ M oving Stairways to 2nd Floor Reinforced Concrete building, marble fitting*. Refrigerated counters free. Ivocated in an ideal retail market center— Fifth, Sixth,* Glisan and H oyt streets— reached direct by all car lines for one fare— near east side bridges and directly in front o f the new Hast Side bridge. One Street station reserved for the Farmers. Building now under construction—Opens in A p r . The stalls in die Seattle Public Market, which was opened one year ago, now each commands a protiiiiim p f $2,000 and upw ards, Portland needs just such a retail market us we are building and it w ill score a big success. Rentals $18 and upwards, including bent, light, janitor service, counters, refrigeration, etc. Write, call or telephone Portland Public Market and Cold Storage Co. H E R B E R T BOOTH K ING , General M anager. Executive Offices, 818-719 Hoard o f Trade Bldg., Fourth and Oak Sts, Portland, Oregon. Phones Main 7450 and A-5151. n ‘JLfJLt'JLfJL d .v 'v e «ittoltttiefile) /ff ' A f i ' A ' i lvl.vd ' A T 5 y n h S P R A Y & CO.* Feed, Flour and Poultry Supplies BARLEY rolled by the famous Olympic process. A ll seeds Hh and foreign matter taken out, leaving the barley free from ( ► in dirt of any kind. Every sack guaranteed. $ Best C e m e n t and L im e A lw a y s C a rrie d it S tock A gents Fairbanks, M o rse Roofing. p h o n e 135 THE PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE. 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 shape when propeny stretched. Will carry a full stock of wire at nil times. Inquire o f DAVID 0RKK1S, or STEARNS & CIIEN0WITH, Agents Cottage tro v e . Ore. O aklaad, Ore.
