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COTTAGE GROVE LEADER. The leader notes that a bill has beeu introduced in congress to pro hibit gambliug in wheat and other TH K L I A D E I PU B LISH ING CO. (Ine.) Atnericau agricultural products. C o n n e r (V D u B ri ii l k , - E d ito r* This is a timely and a meritorious Kniered at tl»«ro tU g e Grove poitollc# a* * * c - measure and should pass without ond c I asa m atter, delay. An example of this wild, pernicious and speculative method HIIHHCKIPTION KATKH W eek ly, one year, fl.flO. m o n th * .7.' cen ts of corneriug our cereal products SIMI-WIIILY. having been witnessed in the O ne Y ear $2.C0 I id Chicago wheat pit receutly—the S it Mouths .78 ritrae Months greatest of all gambliug schemes. -L. T um I av * «.nl Friday». r . M U DAY, A V R IL 23, 1909. FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD. ï i IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE. __________ | We Invite Mail Order House Competition lu a certain barnyard there were two hens, one of which wheu she ] laid an egg cackled, because she! knew when she had a good thing and wanted others to know it— that hen believed iu advertising, and mauy were the breakfasts her enterprise supplied. When the other heu laid eggs she disdained to cackle. "W hat's the use?" said she. ‘‘Everybody ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. knows I lay eg g s." And she cacEled not. Mrs. ludge Meinzer of Yoncalla One day the owuer of the hens was a business visitor at Cottage by accident discovered the nest of the noiseless one and it was full Grove the first of the week. E . HeBiwell of the Helliwell with eggs, but they were too old to real estate firm of Yoncalla, made use. Ami immediately he cut off a business trip to Cottage Grove the head of the hen that refused to lie modern and advertise. last Tuesday. Mr. Merchant, are your goods Hou. and Mrs. J . Henry Booth will build a $17,(XX) residence in ¡becoming "over-ripe?" Try cack Roseburg this season. Mr. Booth ling. Advertise.— Hotel News. Read the Guarantee Compare the Prices atch Our W indow For These Bargains At the Prices W e Ask They W ill Not Last Long. Wash Basins, this sale only,..’................. 10 Cents Sauce Pans............. ........ .**................ to to 50 Covered Buckets.......................... ,,...1 5 to 20 Preserving K ettles................. \£. . 1 5 to 6.1 Roast Pans,................... .........|........75 Coffee Pots./f*.........i'..‘iv.2-qt. 40c. ,?-qt. 50 Tea Kettles............... No. 8, 65c. No. *), 75 Dish Pans.........................14-qt. 50. 17-qt. 65 Tea Pots........................ 1 Yx qt. 15c. 1-qt. .50 Water Pails 10-qt. 50. 12-qt. 65. 14-qt. 75 Pudding Pans...2-qt. It). 4-qt. 20. 5-qt. 25 Pie Plates, 9-inch...............................; . .......ID Soup Ladles.............................................. .*....10 Dippers.............................. io Spoons ...................; ........ ..."............................io Soap Dishes..................... 10 One-pint Cups, this sale,............................. 5 A reward of $50 will be paid by the Trader Publishing Co. to any !>erson or persons who will submit evidence, which will bring about the arrest and conviction of any violator of the local option law in the city of Cottage < Irove, either by conducting a blind pig, lioot- leggilig or by violating the local is cashier of the Douglas comity A Pleasant Farm Gathering option law in any other way. bank. The S,(XXI,000 log drive from A CREDIT TO NESMITH. In this day and age of strenuous Winberry creek for the Booth- commercialism, when the dollar Kelly company will be in the pond The Cottage ('.rove Leader, Con is placed above the man and ner & DuBruille editors, is just 21 at Springfield by Saturday night, friendships are too often measured years of age, a well tuauaged, much to the company’s satisfac hy personal motives of gain, it is refreshing to occasionally meet up ably conducted newspaper, a credit tion . The Leader is in receipt of a with the old Puritan brand of to the couiitv seat of Nesmith. And continues until every piece priced with Red Tag is sold houesty, benevolence, charity and beautiful booklet descriptive of Albany Democrat. hospitality which still characterizes Ilealdsburg, California, where Mr. most of the country communities in six mouths Jackson comity and Mrs. E . E . Bright are so ; of this and mauy other states and Here is a Chance to Get First Quality Onyx Enameled Ware at Tinw are Prices has spent $28,571 ou roads. journing. Judging from the pict which is particularly marked iu We are Factory Agents on this line of Granite Ware The day of big farms around ures and printed matter that is a the farming coimnu lity about and will put on sale Saturday a complete line at prices i Cottage Grove, an example of OUR G U A R A N TEE Cottage ('.rove will soon lie passed. beautiful section of country. named above. which was the large gathering of The Cottage Grove and Kose- farmers and friends of Ira Conner We warrant every piece to give Compare our prices with Mr. Mail Order M»u and Where is the prevaricator who yon perfect satisfaction as to wearing see wheie we staud. said it rains 1.1 months in the year burg locals do not have agents, at his farm home two miles north but as soon as cau be trained the east ot this city Wednesday. A in Oregon? quality and will lie here five years With us you see the goods before laying down your money. With Mr. Mail Order Man you send your conductors will he releived of that little more than two years ago the from now to hand your money back ¡elder Conner was stricken with A little spring rain, now and money aud take what they send If it does not suit part of the work. The through paralysis after mauy years of great any time you are dissatisfied with who pays the freight hack to Chicago? then, would be welcomed by all trains have them and all the cou activity iu farming pursuits iu this your bargains. You have paid it out here, you pay it hack again. sorts of men. ductors have to attend to is the community where he has always Will Mr. Mail Order Man Do This ? Then do you get your money back or do you have to The presidential big stick has running of tile train. The Rose been held in the highest esteem by take something in exchange and again pay the freight? his neighbors. While recovered passed on; but the women’s club is burg local has one ticket collector to a great extent from his illness, still doing business at the old working now. his physical condition is such that The degree team, F, H. Rosen heavy manual labor is neces staud. berg, captain, St. Valentine’s sarily abandoned, but with the as Do your best to increase the sistance of some of h is. sous, im Circle, Women of Woodcraft, provements have been fairly well acre’s yield this season; then if went to Drain Thursday to assist kept up on the farm, new orchards Providence frowns you will be iu the initiation of some new mem planted and some stock handled. blameless. bers in the local order at that However, lately it was found necessary to replace a. long string The big raises in wheat and the place Thursday evening. A finé of line fence between his place banquet was served and a good big advances in flour always takes and a neighbor, whick" would in A n d n i l K in d s o f place when the growers have dis time was reported. The visitors volve considerable lalior and e x posed of pretty much all their were: Mrs. Rosenberg, Mrs. Du- pense and it was on this occasion Bruille, Mrs. J . C. Johnson, Mrs. that the good neighbors got busy. wheat. On Wednesday morning with Miller, Mrs. Van Denburg, Mrs. A Boston scientist says if lie can F.d Jones, Mrs. T. C. Wheeler, their families and well filled lunch baskets they gathered at the Con Leave orders at Cunningham s Con get $10,000,000 to spend on the Mrs. Earl, Mrs. Brumfield. fectionery Phone 73 or phone ner home, the ladies to engage project, he can talk to the inhabi residence 406 Eggs for hatching— A few set quilting, while the men divided iu tants of Mars. Talk is cheaper tings of eggs from a fine pen of squads and prosecuted Work vigor down here. Buff Leghorns. ( Barker Strain ) for ously on the proposed line fence, IL B. Phillips and Claude Arne, sale at 75 ceuts per 15. Apply who own the adjoining, farm and Hauling Done Promptly at Dr. Oglesby has a grand display of Bohemia ores in the Modern soon to C. F. Handy, Cottage interest in the line fence, con Reasonable Charge Pharmacy show window. The Grove, Ore., yards in Gowdy- tributing lilrerally in material. Work progressed rapidly up to the ville addition. 50-2 collection will be sent to the Seat noon hour when all assembled at tle exposition. the larin home and partook of a Saginaw Items. W . A. M O G A TE sumptuous dinner, including all of The "humest” lot of cuts we the mauy good things which only Henry Seifert is in Portland. have ever seen imposed upon the /eke Lawson and John Hostettler the matrons of the farm home cau prepare. Work was again re country press, is the Seattle Impo are in Canada. sumed after dinner and before sun sition series now lieing run in the Several in this vicinity are af set the new line fence was a country weeklies and seiuies. W T. KAYSER flicted with the la grippe. reality and a most enjoyable social P R O P R IE T O R day had been spent. Needless to Nelson Jensen was a Eugene Roosevelt is being wined and say, farmer Conner was more than All Kinds of Hauling and dinned in Africa, lie says he is visitor Wednesday of this week. grateful to his good neighbors for Heavy Dray W ork Harvey Lawson and family who their kindness and generosity and becoming skepticle regarding the existence of jungles. He finds have been in Washington since the surprise is one he will long re last fall are back again. member and cherish. evidence of civilization every M o v in g P ia n o s a S p e c i a l t y The planing nil) has been shut Those present at this pleasant where. With Special Equipment down a few days on account of gathering were; Hamilton Yea’cli and wife, John Sears, wife and Cottage Grove has placed a ban some defect in the boiler. O FF1C F. daughter. Lulu: Chas. Sears, wife on near-beer. These are sober Mrs. C. J . tjueener and children and son. Bryson; Ernest Sears and at J. V. Thornton's Confectionery. days for the southern Lane metrop are going to move to Prune Hill to wife, Mr. and Mrs. Maddox, Mr. PI ION B olis.— Eugene Register. You prob stay through the summer. and Mrs. Erohmader. L. E. Or- Office, 1426 Resilience, 593 ably have reference to the comity purd and wile, lid and Chas. Con Mont Zackry lietter known as ner aud wives. Ivdgar King, Mrs. seat of Nesmith. Red, an employe of the B-K Co Sadie Lewis and daughter, ^ le o : — They are all setting up and tak- at Prune Hill, while returning to Mrs. E. J. Beidler and sons, Alfred, iug notice. The Roseburg Review the camp Sunday night fell off the Chas. and Fred, and W. C. Conner R e o , M itc h e ll a n d S to d - The re of the leader, the latter serving as says: Cottage Grove has raised tow board on the flume. a r d -D a y to n c a r s ‘‘water carrier” —no small job. suit was a badly disfigured crau . True charity and a most worthy $4000 for a lwmstei fund. This $ 5 5 0 to $ 4 ,0 0 0 figure will proliahly lie increased ium but he was able to go back to i aud commendable neighborly sen F R A N K B F .N N E T T . F .i n f e n e . O r . 1 timent was manifested iu this 1 2 a n d P e a r l a ta . P h o n e R e d 4 3 5 1 $1000 Wfore the end of the week. work Monday. pleasant and profitable social gath ering. There should lie more of p .a v » v .* v .» v » k e v » v e v e i' I them Red Tag Sale Starts Saturday, April 17, % * ¥ , in I i s GRIFFIN DRAYING HAULING V JÌ) ti W E have just opened up a nice line of Ladies’ Jackets for Spring and Sum mer wear. Also Silk and Gingham Underskirts and Gingham Shirt Waist Suits at Cotlap Grove Dray Co. ■í> Jjf VEATCH CO. B n rilio ld e r-V o o d s Co. AUTOMOBILES D esp air an d D espondency N o one but a woman cnn mil the »lory ot the sulferinfl, the despair, and Ihe despondency endured by women who cnrry a daily hurdnn of ill-health and pain because ot disorders and deranjem eata of the delicate and important organs that ara distinctly feminine. The tortures so bravely endured com pletely upael the neevee it'Hnifl continued. D r. P ierce'a Fav orite Prescription ia a positive curs fo r weakness and diseaaa of the feminine organism. IT M A K E S W E A K W O H E N ST R O N G , S IC K W OM EN W ELL. It elleys inflammation, heals ulceration and soothea pain. It tones and hu-ids up the nerves It feta tor wifehood aad motherhood Honest madieiae dealers sell it, mid have nothiafl to nrfls upon yon as " lust as flo o d ." (• ^»nn-secret, non-alcoholic and has a record of forty years o f eu A a i Y oue N bium boss . They prohably know of tom a of ita maay curee. If you waat a hook tkat mila all about woman’s discusse. and boss to care Ihnm ot h o m i, sewd one-cent a rampe to De. Pie rea to pay eost of maittafl sol», end ha will send vou a f r r * copv of bis great thnuaand-page ,Mostratesi Com m on Sena« M edicai Advteer revieed. up-to date rd ition , in paper covare. In baadrome ciotti hmding, 31 stampe Address D r. R .V . P ieree, B u fa lo , , N ~ .Y . ■1 Í Judge J . S. Fitzhugh, a pioneer of Douglas county died near Rose hurg April 19, 1909, aged 76 years. Born in Illinois iu 18.11. Emigrat ed to California in 1852. Fought against Rogue River Indians iu 1855-56, Settled in Roseburg in 1858. Postmaster in 1866. Coun ty judge 12 years. Clavar Girl. "W hy sitai lu- niiin-v lier im ysrayî” "H e Is rich." "W li.il lins ihm «nt t*> du with X T ’ “T h a t's Ihe answ er.’* . S m a rt Alea. "Did you ever see a do« i-ati-herV "W h o V rk K £ u ' K I MACY D E N T IS T F irst i 'I ass W ork, Over B an k o f C ollage G rove. Cottage Grove, O regon. V ; " è j 4 U v a v a v a v a v a w s i.a v F ) THE PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE. Dreumaking. Mrs. Sanford desires to announce that she is again prepared to do all kinds of dressmaking aud solicits the patronage of both old aud new customers. Call at her residence on Ixiciist street or Elione 277. I.adies tailored suits a specialty. The Standard High Grade Fence of the World. There is over 4 0 0 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 a t all times. . A i t t U t - r - r r ——^ Rainbow mine in the Sumpter dis j or trict is working 50 men on high I DAVID ORKifiS. C o tta g e G ro v e , O re . grade ore. , r .- — ----------------------- I n q u ir e o f STEARNS & CHEN0WITH. Agents O a k la n d , O re . >
