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COTTAGE GROVE LEADER. REPORT OF THE
T v ie s é a y i a n d F rid a y » .
JOINT INSTITUTE
' " T il K LKA 1)1 B I I B LI8H IN « CO <l«e.j
CONstm 4 U u B bi i i . i . k .
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OUR. FIRST
Strong and
Reliable Bank
1 I’Alitor:«
Grand Sprins Announcement
This is one of
the many differ­
en t s t y l e s of
American Lady’s
Shoes, and it real­
ly deserves vour
attention. Never
before have you
found such qual­
ity and beauty in
a shoe a t the price
F fR :3 .5 ( )
Jm etican Advances Showing
Spring Styles
S h o e w ith the
A few Siioptioiis
A
HAT
H O SIE R Y
The last issue of the Leader
Woman We have the linesl and
Knt«rt‘ii at the CotU k »U* rove* postoinee %« u*-
gave
a complete report of the W.
TO
»ml-clfts* mailer.
best line of hosiery ever
C. T. t \ joint institute up to F ri­
ttUHMCKirriON KATK8
shown in Cottage Grove,
Weekly, ouc year. $t.S0.
months .75 ce n ts day morning and following is a
f •
•- 8KMT-WEKXLY.
report of the last days work con­
both in Ladies’ and Gents’
-
One Year
t .d» cluding with the grand gold medal
SfaK Month« • •
also Children’s. All col­
.75
fnree Month«
contest Friday evening.
ors, to match the ladies’ T H E H A R D E M A N — None better made at
Friday morning’s session opened
* T T E s ilA Y , F E B R U A R Y 16, 1900.
with Mrs. Marsters in the chair.
spring gown. Prices 10c any price. Latest shapes and colors always in
..
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Devotioual*
were
conducted
by
stock.
•r - ■
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to 50c.
Mrs. M. F. Gates of Roseburg
DON T 1IKE DIRECT PRIMARY.
The soles on these
after which a general discussion
h an d som e sh o es
Governor Hughes’ .plan for an of Sunday school work followed.
are cut from flexi­
i ‘Oregon primary law” attracts
The “ Y” work was conducted
ble O a k leather, Never before has there
less, and less favor as the days go by Mrs. Eva Wheeler followed by
S h o e s are favorites
which makes it the ever been shown such a
by lit New York.
an interesting discussion. Social
with a million discrim­
m o st com fortable line of Fancy Wash goods
^ T h e # most interesting feature a'nd red letter days, the subject!
inating
Americans. Not
walking shoe made as we are offering this
tjiat has devploped has been the being presented by Mrs. Ilumpreys
A
pair
will
please
unstinted disapprobation which is Qf Goshen’, followed by discussion
spring at remarkably low alone because they are
you.
utauifested by independents. In after which the subject of “ How
prices. Wash Goods 10c easy on the feet and
fact, men who have been the may we increase our Membership’
and
up.
possess sturdy endur­
Govjejnor’s unswerving allies for | was presented by Mrs. Russel of
years (¿ave frankly announced j Drain; a discussion following
ance, but are made on
About Corsels
their opposition to the projiosed
The 1,. T. L. work was intro­
lines appropriate for
In this age there is a cor­
“ reform.”
duced by Mrs. Richard of Drain
set for every figure, and
correct dress.
’ Prominent iit the list of men; which was discussed, until the
there is no reason why any
woman should have a figure
“ wMmfha've stated their disapproval1 noontide prayer and adjournment
Bought
direct
from
the
out of proportion or unfash­
* afe Jacob Gould Schurman, presi 1 and lunch at the church.
ionable. There is no reason
largest wholesale house
why a woman should not l>e
’’ ’dihffoi Cornell ldiversity: Seth
A F T E R N O O N S E S S IO N .
in
the United States, by
comfortable and at ease
l4>w, ex-M avorof New York and,
when corseted. Truly, the
At 1 :.!0 devotionals conducted
one who has had years
We have just recently put in a line of Crock­
problem has been harder for
.Nicholas Murray Butler, president
some figures than for others,
of
experience
in
these
of Columbia. At the state cou j by Mrs. A. J. Buchanan, Rose
ery,
Dishes and Kitchen wares. Come in and
still, the results have l>eeti
burg. The. subject "training of
accomplished.
lines. Your wants can see them and note the remarkably low price.
xeuiiou. last fall President Schur-j
our children from a physician'
Take, for instance, the
man was offered the uominatiou
surely be supplied in this
line of corsets we carry—the
was presented by
for governor, lie declined, as he standpoint”
HENDERSON. We can fit
line at our store.
Roseburg and -the
you—make you comfortable
refused to stand in the way of hi* Mr*. Scott of
—give you the fashionable
discussion was opened by Dr
friend, Charles Evaus Hughes.
lines so much desired. You
may have a perfect figure.
.fx-Mayor Low says: “ A poor j
L.gtage Gmve. others
If so, you’re very fortunate,
We make a special effort in our Grocery depart­
mat) cannot afford to be a candi- i ulso takfal« Plirt in lhe discussion
for not one woman in fifty
HENDERSON^
“
()ur
Slogan”
being
the
next
on
can make such claims. 'The
date under its conditions, ’ ’ he as­
HABIT BACK MOPEJl
ment. Stock kept fresh and up-to-date at all times.
reason so many women seem
ï*L*ceM r\ FroM"
purses, side and back
serts. “ He is compelled to make the program, was conducted by
to have a perfect figure is
because they’ ve chosen the r*ght corse*.
Let us figure with you on your bill for your
one battle for the nomination and Mrs. Flagle of Hast Eugene—dis
If you’re too stout or too »li»u, or your figure is not well combs, elastic I plain and
a second, for the election. Then cussion following.* The subject
proportioned, proper corseting will greatly correct the fancy)—a most complete
month’s supplies. We can compete with anyone
faults. If you want a well rounded waist, the fiat abdomen,
l so-called reform places a pre­ “ Our work among luuibeimen and
the sculptured back effects and the nearly hipless figure, let line.
miners”
presented
by
Mrs.
Comp
on prices.
mium upon the mau who can iu-
us help you.
vent a catch phrase or best appeal | ton of Cottage Grove, state super
inteudent of that department, dis
to Jhe passions 0f the hour."
1 cussing following. Mrs. Bishop
¡of Yoncalla then presented the
Circuit Judges Hamilton aud
subject, "How can we liest get in
Harris, of this ( the second ) judicial
touch with our teachers." Re
district have uuited- in a public |
W H E R E YOU DO BETTER
for the accommodation of p a­
I spouse by Prof, lulow of Cottage
Be sure and give Central the
statement, . iu which they assert j
trons iu reasonable distance
Grove, each subject being ably
ilijit 4 third judge in the district is I
from Store.
right number.
j
presented and each discussion in-
not. needed. .They say they are
! teresting.
apiply aide to take care of all the
G R A N D G O L D m V:DAI. C O N T E S T
bHaptpaP. and that the bill in
A
good sized audieuce assembled
trydgjced by Senator Chase, of
Cpp* epunty, is nut approved by to listen to the evening exercises
them. It was introduced without including the grand gold medal duet and a mixed quartet from the
SUMMONS.
Pasture for Rent.
contest.
their knowledge or consent.
’resbyterian church directed by
The meeting opened with a song
In the Circuit Court of the S tate
4 . F. Wooley was a pleasing mus­
Two hundred acres of pasture of Oregon, for Lane County.
devotional
service. Mrs.
it appears plain that, including and
O rego n an d S o u th e a ste rn K nllrom l
ical number, the singers being
standing, appropriations, the de­ Russell of Douglas and Mrs. Pal­ Misses Kva Richmond, Blanche laud to rent on the Stock’s place C om p an y , a c o rp o ra tio n , plaint iff. vh
J ohn Finn, ilcfemtnnt.
about
2
X
miles
east
of
Cottage
mands ou the state treasury at this mer of Lane, county supcrinteild- /’eatcli and Messrs Ernest Andcr
T o Jo h n Finn, the nliove nam ed
Grove, or will take stock to d efen
legislative session will aggregate cuts of contest work, took charge
d an t:
Oregon
sou and Melvin Jordan. Another pasture. Apply to
In the n am e of the s t a t e of a p p e a r
almost $4,000,000. The figures ! <>f the program. A contest for the
yon a r e hereby required to
filed
excellent musical number was a
F rank C rabtrek ,
an d answ er the com p lain t titled
show- that in few ways has the grand gold medal followed, the selection by the ladies (piartet and
a g a in s t y o u in the a b o v e en the
Cottage Grove, Oregon
way? aud means committee made contestants lieing Misses t.crtrude
action within six w eeks frn m this
iu resjionse to an encore, a second
d a te ol the first publication of e a r
Palmer
aud
Klla
Dickerson,
Cot­
good *u its announced intention of
uutnber was rendered, the singers
II. O. Thompson, president of su m m o n s, an d if you fail to a p p fo r
tage Grove and Mrs. J. C. Parker,
holding appropriations down.
being Mesdames Van Winkle, the Commercial club, has beeu an d a n sw e r ns herein required ply
Hugeue.
w an t thereof, the plnintllT will npfhe
Conner, Thompson aud Bruud. spending several days at Hood t o the court for a n a sse ssm e n t of the
The judges, Mrs. Buchanan of
l’frhaps,. if the Yoncalla Courier
This closed a most interesting and | river, gleaning inside information dan in gea which will result to of
a b o v e lim ned defendant by reason ed
management had turned out that Roseburg, Mrs. Richmond of
successful joint institute of the regarding the process required to the ta k in g of the p ro p erty describbe
“ up-to-date weekly” at Youcalla, Springfield and Mrs. Bishop of
In
p la in tiff’s com plaint, desired to n
Lane and Douglas W. C. T, f .
secure the creation of a new conn
which it is dispensing so much hot Yoncalla, made their decision in
a p p ro p ria te d by the plaint iff. nnd oes
ty by invoking the initiative and paym en t of tho nnioinit of d an m gd
air about ju st now, it might not favor of Mrs. J. C. Parker of Eu
referendum. He has also obtained mo asse sse d , in fo th e court by sai-
pl d aliff. th e p lain tiff will la k e hide
have been found necessary^ to seek gene, who gave a very forcible
Nyssa Coming to the Front.
other valuable information per m in t a g a in st you a p p ro p ria tin g to
^reeuei fields and pastures new.
recitation, ¿ “ The l’.uetny I'nder
the right ol ivn.v ilescriiied in said
tainmg to the organization of a c it o m
p la in t.
the F la g ," and although winning
Gus Tcutsch, an old time, well new couiitv.
Just as well have more nice, the laurels the contest was a close
T h is sum m on s is published once a
week
for six successive w eeks, in the j
known
Creswell
boy,
who
for
a
level) bright green lawns this yenV one.
C o tta g e t .r o r e L ead er, a newsp.qier
number
of
years
has
lieen
travel­
than ^we ever had liefore.
D. P. Chamberlen recently of geu eral circu lation in Ijvne c o u n ­
The readings given by Mrs. ing up and down the country rep­
S t a t e of O regon, published in j
shipped four fine Silver Spangled C t y o , llag
Nate
Coinptou
and
Mrs.
W.
A.
In self! coun ty and
resenting a Portland wholesale Hamburg heus to Caldwell, Idaho, s t a t e , e by (trove,
Have you spotted the fellow who
o n le r of Hon. O. R. Chris-J
I
Union
wav
were
very
interesting
house, was In Cottage Grove Mon­
m an. C om ity J u d g e o f s a id county
sent you that comic? •
and entertaining. Mrs. Russel day. He was far-seeing enough a the party receiving them express m ade on the 8th d a , of F eb ru ary ,
iiig
himself
as
well
pleased
with
190».
Oregon was .SO years old yester and Mrs. J . A. Buchanan of Doug few years ago to invest a few
Tho lirst publication of tills su m ­
his
buy.
Cottage
Grove
fanciers
day.
las, rendered a splendid patriotic thousand dollars in and about the
m ons is on the tilth d a y of F eb ru ary ,
are selling about all of the fancy 1900, an d the la s t pub lication on the
little town of Nyssa, on the Snake poultry stock they have to spare. 2 6 th d a y o f M a r c h , 190».
J. C. J o h n so n an d J . s M kiu k y .
river, in Malheur county, where
A tto rn e y s for FlnlntilT.
today two big government irriga
If the North Pole doesn't want
When a w om an apeak« o l her
lion protects are under way, oil to lie discovered, it had better dive
A ll K i n d s of
Sweel Peas
«¿lent s e c r e t suffering «he
and natural gas have been dis under an iceberg, for an Eskimo,
tru st* you. M illion* have he-
We have just received a large
«tow ed thia m ark of confi­
covered, new railroads arc build­ with a scientific education, is go­
assortment of the best known vari­
dence on D r. K . V . P ierce,
ing aud lots which were bought ing after it. For the first time the eties of very fancy sweet pea seed
of Buffalo, N . V .
E v e ry ­
where there a re wom en who
for $25 are selling at $lixk>. Our North Pole is up against something from Portland Seed Co.
hear witneaa to the wonder-
We would advise all who are
friend Teutscb, therefore is having in its own class.
w orkin g, carin g-pow er of Dr.
P ierc e ’ a F a v o rite Prcacription
going to plant sweet peas for the !
all he can do to keep front beooin
— which aavea the »m iffrin g *#x
annual fair to lie given some time I
ing a bloated bondholder or a
fm m ftain, and
aucce**ful1y
FOR SA L E —A nice home of this spring to call early as possible !
grapple« with w om an'« w eak-
trust magnate. He tried hard to 1% acres iu Cottage Grove, X and take advantage of the large
nesaea and ifaM ora itis.
get the writer to share him in his acre in berries and fruit, good assortment before the best varieties |
"
IT m a k e s w e a k w o t ih n s t r o n g
investments over there when he five room house and other build- are gone. Planting day is Feb
C H A S . M A T T H E W S , P ro p rie to r.
V ; I T FlA K fe s S IC K W O M E N w e l l .
M k t c a i . f & Ritufvo.
first became interested, but we re iugs. house furnishings, cow,
N o w o m an *, .p i- f .l wa> a v e r m i.d ir r r tr d o r her r fd*|V
luctantlv declined, aud now we i chickens, garden tools, also seven
fid riK f m i.p laced when .h e w rote for a d .ic e ». «•
are seeking the most improved acres adjoining, 1 acre set in pears.
For Sale.
th e-W o aiu '. Iln n iM u n M roie«i A o ocm tion , Dr.;
Mrs. Carrie Hefty has sold 2MJ
Mew School Building
a * V . F ie r c e , 1're.ident, Rulfaln, N . Y .
method of eiluctually kicking our On S. P. R R north of Cottage acres of land near Anlauf to Kohl.
A
good
light
farm
wagon
and
I m<Ut aaimrmt Ona-cf atm ra w er aera a Oar
self.
Medford’s new $40,*000 brick
Grove, J o h n M c C l a n a h a n . 44-4t Anlauf for $1000» ____
double harness, inquire at this
high school building is completed
office,
aud is a beautiful structure,
W HEAD
TALK
A Beautiful line of OXFORDS
¿micJaut.Ygdy’
Dress Goods
American Gentlemen
t Lillie Talk
Light Weight
Wool Fabrics
Crockery, Dishes and Kitchenwares
GROCERIES
Laces, Embroideries
Belts, Neckwear
O u r Phone
M a in 25
REES-WALLACE CO.
COTTAGE GROVE,
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Our own Free
Delivery Wagon
OREGON
W atch for our announce­
ment later. In the mean­
time remember w e are
Heaûonarters fflrHardware
Honored by Women
COTTAGE GROVE
FLOUR
MILLS
M ill F eed
G r a in
an d H ay