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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (March 9, 1909)
Back I LOCAL AND PERSONAL The Veatch Hardware Co. has Book Shower. | put in a full li.ic of baseball Can handle your business after [Au opeu letter to the citizens of ! goods. a fashion, when tim es are good Cottage Grove.] Trees are budding. The Oaklaud I. (). O. I*', will Dear Friends: Iu our school and money easy. W hen tim es are hard and money tig h t you Ashland is building many new build a fine brick two story temple library there are between 400 and feel the need of a business con bricks. i this season. nection with a .500 volumes. We desire to in The homeseekers are already ar- Mr. Harden is planting a large crease the number aud wish your “ FRONT LACED Strong and riving, ; English walnut orchard on his j assistance. The plan outlined be Reliable Bank Reach baseball goods at the farm at Pleasant Hill. low has l>eeu adopted* 'HE front laced models Bazaar. * are a the culmination of Lace curtain sale Friday and We have secured Dr. Fletcher Do your hanking business aud make your credit good with A dishonest dollar costs more Saturday. Special #1.50 values Homan, President of Willamette the latest and best ideas in corset fashion. They re than a hundred cents. for only '»8 cents, at Lurch's University to deliver a lecture at The Strongest Hank in South Lane Co. model the figure, giving it the Methodist church next Satur Special session of the legislature A movement is on foot to estab a perfectly moulded back, lish a co npany of Oregon Na day evening at 7:50. giving it lines of grace and one week from yesterday. FIR S T N H T IO N H L B H N K ) Everybody invited. Admission symmetry and the long, ta- Order your new suit for Easter tional Guard in Brownsville. OF COTTAOK OROVE. l>ering curves which are so at W. A. Hemenway’s. free. We request you to look over Spra> & Co.j have installed a your libraries aud if you find artistically beautiful. They Worth Harvey was transacting reduce the full figure, giving it the flattened front and slender hip power feed chopper and is pre therein a book or books which you effects. '1 hey are absolutely hygienic and have the endorsement business at Eugene Monday. pared to do custom chopping. would like to donate to our school of the leading physicians and dressmakers. We call special at Annual city caucus at the Mrs. F. W. Benson, wife of library bring it along with you tention to the model illustrated which is made in two lengths, high Masonic hall Wednesday eveuiug. bust, for the tall figure, and medium bust, for the shorter waisted Oregon’s governor, will act as when you come to the lecture. I.ace curtain sale Friday and hostess for “ Roseburg Day” at Place your name on a card iu the stout figure. This model is extremely long over the back and hips* The extra lacing in the back from the waist line down permits an Saturday. Special #1.50 values the ( iregon building at the coming book anil one credit will lie given of our Drugs adm its of no ques absolutely i>erfect adjustment over the back and assists further in tion. We use the very purest Seattle fair. Mrs. Benson was for the same. keeping the hips in i>erfect subjection, thus giving the so-called for only ‘>8 cents, at Lurch’s. drugs it is possible to obtain. The first family of homeseekers selected by the Oregon Federation Books relating to travel, science, hipless figure. We carry the front laced corsets in a varied line A LL PREPARATIONS of materials at prices ranging from $.2.50 to #12. We cordially to arrive at La Grande consisted of Women's Clubs, which will history, poetry and good story and prescriptions are prepared invite the ladies of our city and vicinity to visit our corset depart of father and mother and ten have charge of all the social events books for children are desired with the highest degree of care ment and inspect these most exquisite models. Consultation and children. and skill. T oilet W ater, Com at the Oregon building during the Books of reference—such as En fitting free. plexion Cream, Pure Vaseline, cyclopedias are needed very much. Hr. M. A. Smith, a sister of Dr. entire fair. Talcum Powder, etc. Kathrine Schleef, visited Eugene The Cerro Gordo Lumber Co. of Already one set of liucycloiiedias Monday in the interest of her tim Cottage Grove Friday instituted is promised. ber laud contest case. suit in the circuit court against We have the promise of a lecture WHERE YOU DO BETTER M. I.. Garoutte is receiving a Mack Stewart, W. W. Chrisman, from President Campbell of the visit from his nephew, O. F. Frank Vaughn anfl John Doe for State University and President Garoutte, of Cottage Grove.— the recovery of a number of head Crooks of Albany college. These BOOST. YOU KNOCKER. BOOST! Will Set Out Maples. Brownsville Times. of oxen and other personal prop will come on later if dates can be Meeting tonight of the ‘‘poultry erty, which the ^plaintiff alleges arranged. Here you discontented knocker, Mrs. A. I,. Hriggs and a liutn- cranks” at the office of the keeper that the defendants have taken A free lecture course by the G row lin' at N esm ith connty bill, per of other lady friends and of the golden nestegg. The su possession of wt/mgfully. They presidents of three of our prom C O T T A G E G RO VE, O REG ON Chloroform your dism al talker; neighbors residing on east River preme rooster will preside. also ask for #200 damages, J. C. inent educational institutions. T ake a course of liver pills; Even though you may not be street, have undertaken, with as The I’nioii Endeavor society of Johnson is plaintiff’s attorney. »Stop your durn ki-o-tee liowlin; Chaw up sand an* spit some grit; sured success, a very laudable en the Christian and Presbyterian Big line new dress goods for able to bring a book for the school library come and enjoy t h e D on’t sit in the dum ps a gro w lin’; terprise. They have interviewed churches will meet at the Christian Easter at W. A. Hemenway’s. .Smile a few a n ’ boost a bit. lectures. j every resident and property owner church next Sunday at 6:50. Fall in w hile the band's a play in’, Another business is to be estab Trusting we shall have the I on this sitely street running north Everyone invited. Ketch the step and m arch along, lished at this place. E. L White pleasure of seeing you next Satur j and south, and have received a ’Stead o ’ pessim istic braying, The theme of prayer and social expects to open tip a lumber yard day evening at the M. E. church. I united expression favorable to set- line the N esm ith county song; at the Presbyterian churgh and already In.; the lumber on the We remain, yours truly, | ting out shade trees the full length service Drop your ham m er, do some ro o tin ’, evening at 7:.T0, is the grounds for l>: buildings, lie E. K. B a r n e s , Supt. schools. (»rah a horn, you cuss, a n ’ split and on both sides of the street. Thursday second chapter Paul’s letter to has leased g i « f r o m Ed Bailey livery echo w ith your tootin’ ; I he Oregon Maple was the tree the Philippiaus. of Come BEAN’S SPRAY PUMPS are the Best. Smile a few a n ’ boost a bit. and bring aud the mill 6, % ? i will be extend Royal Intermediate School Items l chosen and the trees will be uni- your own Bible. Examine them before you buy. ed for his accommodation. He i form in size and variety, thus in a Novel Home-Made Instrument. j few years a most beautiful street 1). J. DuBruille of the Leader, will deal iu all kinds of lumber Mr. Lloyd Owens made a busi will be the result, with enhanced spent Sunday and Monday in the and says he will have it on hand ness trip to town Thursday. Andrew Nelson, the well known metropolis looking after business when it is wanted. He will move There were several visitors at Manufactured from wood oils and . , values. , , Residents electrician and . , all „ round , mechanic, i pioperty streets , well on matters and visiting with his his family here frofn Cottage Grove the dormitory Saturday evening. , has just turned , . ¡other would do to wood acids. Sure death to scale, out a novel , musi , . the example , set by , these mother. He had, of course, a aud has already commenced the Mrs. A. I). Owens was a waller . . emulate aphis, moss and fungus cal , instrument, neat m design, . . . , enterprising, progressive and ener- ‘‘corking” good time, as our ex erection of a new dwelling on the at the dormitory Saturday night. perfect in workmanship and sweet getic LIM E AN D SULPH UR. tract of land in the “park" recent We are glad t.o see Hiram president would put it. ladies. toned. He calls it a mandolin- ly purchased from his father-in- Sheriff Bown was looking after banjo, which seems a proper name S. H. Norman. This is a Wheeler able to be around again. official business in this city Mon law, for it as it is modeled after both of City Calls Public Meeting niece of land aud will make a The students of the seventh day and favored the Leader with fine these popular instruments. Its I desirable place to live. Mr. White grade are working for a blue rib bowl or body is modeled after a j A public meeting is called by the usual friendly call. Harry is has been engaged m the lumber bon. mandolin except that it is flat on 1 the city council for Wednesday making life a burden to the crimi business for some time in the mills We understand that there are the top and bottom. The bottom i night. March 10, ht Masonic hall nals who attempt to ply their pro of Cottage Grove and knows all several new members to the charity of the instrument is of English I at 7:50 p. m., to nominate a fessions in this county. about the business.—Junction City society. walnut, the sides of Oregon ash citizens ticket. The annual meeting of the 1. (J. Times. Olive Parmele was a visitor at the top of White cedar and the T'lie officers for nomination are O. F. was held at the hall of that the A. E. Owens aud father saw neck which is patterned like that mayor, treasurer, Recorder and order in this city last night. mill Sunday. Longing. Maybe winter In Its place of a banjo, is of Antique oak. j ¡one Grand Master Iidward Hostetler of The Standard High Grade Fence of the Misses Gertie aud Lena Wheeler couuciltnan for each ward. Has a charm or two. The neck is inlaid with perfect ; For March 17, a meeting of the The Dalles, was present and he There are those who claim to see World. There is over 400 miles of this were visitors at Royal the latter Some of them on view. legistering frets and aluminum I council is called to consider any delivered au excellent address on famous wire fence in Douglas county, Oregon. Health abundant, so they say. part of the week. Snow and blizzards bring. position dots and is fitted with | pro|>osed amendments to the chart Odd Fellowship. A social session This is Digit Carbon Spring Wire which wilt I could stand In spite of that Moonlight nights are a poor ebony keys. The instrument is ! er as to making the term of mayor, and a fine banquet followed. Quite a lot of spring. keep its shape when properly stretched. Will time to run foot races, if you do finished and jxilished in natural recorder and treasurer two years Our reporter, says ail exchange, Frozen ears and tingling toes carry a full stock of wire at all times. not think so ask Kyle. May to some appeal. wood color and is as pretty as it is j instead of one year. Snow-flakes sifting down the neck was in the butcher shop the other We are glad to see Miss Alice Mighty fine may feel. sweet and harmonious in tone. It Also giving the city the right to day and was somewhat startled by I n q u i r e of If they like that kind of sport, Wheeler, our short-hand teacher, is a clever piece of work. Let them rise and sing DAVID GRIGGS, or STF.ARNS & CHENOWITH, Agents j grade and do city work, if the the boss addressing the delivery Of tho glorious .winter time. back with us again after an ab I'll take mine In spring. boy in these words: “ Now boy, Cottage Grove, Ore. Oakland, Ore. council can do it cheaper than the sence of two months on account of Cow For Sale. look lively! Break the bones in Snowbanks drifted ten feet deep contractor bids. a broken limb. Lying In the path Mr. Anthony’s chop, and put Mr. That they travel to and fro Mr. Carl Larson is getting to lie B 4. <+■ .-4.7-4- 4v4‘‘4 4' 4’v+'i4'4’‘4v4^^ May not rouse their wrath. n Gleason’s ribs in your basket. I have a fine full blood Jersey They may like to shovel snow a very good deep diver as he And that sort of thing. And by Jove’ here's Mrs. R— ’ Dressmaking. cow for sale, six years old, giving reached the liottom of the puddle They can have It all the time liver that she left on the counter; about 2 gallons of milk per day. If they'll give me spring. east of the school without much take Joe Large's feet out of Fresh in September, W inter time Is tine enough Mrs. Sanford desires to announce and trouble and the light wasjxsir too. For the ones who may the pickle and deliver right off.” W. II. B la ir , View- It'through a telescope Lloyd Owens, Albert Wheeler Several miles away. Cottage ('.rove Ore. that she is again prepared to do all “ All right sir,’- replied the boy, When It comes to closer range and Carl Larson have been amus kinds of dressmaking and solicits “just as soon as I saw Jim Smith’s And Is playing rough D ealers irv ing themselves of late by standing Tgu can have It. A b for me. leg off.” The petition of Mayor J. D. j the pat ron age of both old and new Spring U good enough. on their heads in the mud hv the Matlock as a candidate for re-elec-j During the past week many moonlight, evidently trying to customers. Call at her residence tion was filed Friday. Senator I. people and newspapers have re warm their feet. If. Bingham will lie the opposing on I.ocust street or I’hone 277. ferred to F. W. Benson as “Acting candidate. For city treasurer 1<adjes tailored suits a specialty. Governor,” upon the assumption SUMMONS Jesse G. Wells and Frank Reisner that he is Secretary of State and are candidates, while R. S. Bryson In the Circuit Court of (he State of Acting Governor. I'nder the de ( )regon for Cane County. for recorder appears to have a Head Banker Snodgrass and cisions of our Supreme Court Laura Byrne, plaintiff, vs D. J. Byrne, General Organizer J. P. Smith however. Benson is not merely clear field.—Eugene Guard. defendant. To D. J . Byrne, the above nam ed d e will meet with the local camp W. Acting Governor, hut is Governor Studebaker and Racine fendant. Cottage for rent—A neat six O. W. Friday evening. All mem in fact, just as much as he would I 11 the nam e of the State of Oregon, you are required to appear and answ er roomed cottage % mile east of bers requested to be present. be if he had been elected to the the com plaint filed against you in the depot, apply to Robt. Griffin. Bring lunch. above entitled suit w ithin six weeks office. He draws the salaries of from the «late of the first publication of both offices and signs documents this sum m ons anti if you fail to appear Lime, Cement and Spraying Materials. and answ er as herein required, for want as Governor, not as Acting Gov thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the Poultry Supplies, Garden Seeds, Flour ernor. There may lie some doubt court for the relief dem anded in her Feed. Page Wire Fencing : : : : : : com plaint, viz. That the bonds of m at about the correctness of the decis rim ony existing lietween plaintiff anti ion of the Supreme court, but the defendant be forever dissolved ami that the plaintiff lx* awarded the care anti opinion of the court prevails, custody of the m inor child of plaintiff nevertheless. ami defendant, Harlie, anti for such other »m l further relief as to tl.e court They are coming. People from may seem just ami equitable. This «nmmons is published mice a every part of the United States . week for six successive weeks in the jn and Canada are pouring into Ore Cottage ('»rove Leader, a newspajier of f To anyone buying seeds from general circulation, in Lane county. N E W L O C A T IO N gon at the present time at a rate State of Oregon, published in Cottage never before equalled, and there is o make the fol- ('»rove, in said county, by order of the # Spray lion. L. T. Harris, Circuit Judge of evidence that the travel during the said county, made on the Mil day of Ü lowing offer: Any one taking a entire colonist period will be March. The first publication of this sum m ons enormous. Many communities first prize at the forthcoming Cot- is on the 'Hh tlay of March, \fKf), anil are busy sending out leaflets giv S ch leef B u ild in g the last publication on the 20th day of tage Grove District Fair on any j ¡April, r#K>. ing the low rate from twenty or |. C. J o h n s o n , j twenty-five points, others have the vegetable or flower grown from ( « Attorney for Plaintiff. information printed at the top of ELY’8 C r e a m B a l m S u r o t o Givo S a t l s f a c t l o n . ’ their stationery and on their envel- The Christian Endeavor society $ seed purchased from us we will j W A LL P A P E R . PIC T U R E S. R tL ltR AT ONCK. ' opes. Every reader of this paper It GIVI« pmnthc«, of the Presbyterian church save a S refund cash for the whole bill of ( ta’ida and p ro feta tha a^’d nuunbran*» r^ u h in g from Cfttarrh missionary program followed by a ' should see that such a leaflet goes diw driv**« away a C**ld in th «1 Head qnukly. Ifj seeds purchased from us in addi- j ’ Picture F raming a Specialty ' in each letter he sends to people at and Reatorea thè Henaes o f Tante a»d Brodi. Japanese tea in the church parlors to n*e. Contata* no infuri* *tia droga on ' a distance. School boys -and girls Feay Friday evening last. The, tion to the premium offered by 1 ► Applied tato thè noatrile and «b«*orbed. all over I >regon are doing their Large 8iz#\ 60 renta ftt Druggfats or b f church was nicely decorated. A PRICES TO SUIT ANY POCKETBOOK ’ part. the Fair Association. j | mail Lqn id Cream Balm for use in very enjoyable time was had by this rate is good atomizern, 75 cento. r+++++H I until the Remember last day of April, I l V BROTHERS, 60 Warrtfi SI.. Ntw»Y«rfc, those present. M O ST ANY BANK HENDERSON Habit Corsets S n T THE QUALITY R ees-W allace C o. Bensons Pharmacy Let SPRAY OR. W O O D S P R A Y Griffin=Veatch Hardware Co. THE PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE. 1SPRAY & COMPANY FARM IMPLEMENTS Wagons and Buggies NESMITH FURNITURE STORE I NEW FIRM! NEW GOODS! CATARRH I FREE SEEDS C . we Cunningham & King Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Paints, Oils $
