Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, June 01, 1909, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextDEATH OF PROMINENT PIONEER MINISTER The Ideal Kitchen ditions. sanitary con Open plumbing, porcelain sinks, tuba and tiling, perfectly con structed ranges will banish all objec tionable odors, I,ail air ami nncleanli- ness. Whether you desire a kitchen large enough for a hotel, or one lor the smallest dwelling, yon can obtain all information as to styles, cost, etc. from Phillips Brothers CLA SSIFIED Professional Cards. ADVERTISEMENTS. Best Washington Cedar shingles I — free of sap, worm holes and J A T T O It N E V -A I.-l.A W jl | knots, constantly on hand. Prices ^ Practice in all courts of the State. jx | to suit the times. Inquire of J om es rk lillm BnUglaa. S ail » a a 4 * 9 <f (’hour Main w»lI Coltaae «'.rove. or. __4 O r r i n R o b in s o n , Cottage ('.rove. * W W W M .C . COI NTK.K. J | t N «a ry IHWic S k YOU Nit £ A T T O R N KY A T I.A W Otlce: £ 5 ? ^ An 80 egg “ Old Trusty” iucu- ] hator. Call on or address II. K. Metcalf. Cheap, for cash. 4‘)tf. r f Yuunn Huildlng, Main Street, West Side. i W. KIMK, M. 11. f P l l V S l t ’l I N and NU K O K O N Office In McFarland BulldiuR f Over i ’oehraus Furniture Store •«* g Office I'lione, Ul Keshlenco Plume. M g »■WrWlSSWlUrmtSrWlV-mtsmi'te.-m'W W .’W W f Please Call and Pay Up. A ll persons knowing themselves indebted Ki Veatch and Lawson, please call at Marion Veatch's store, adjoining Hotel Oregon and settle, before the first of the. month. Portland and Return Only $5.90 I t s . m ed ley , ’ ATTORNEY AT LAW $ Special Atteution r.iven to Mining and Corporation I.aw. on te*, S u lla 3, Bank Building. ♦ The Southern Pacific Co. is now selling round trip tickets to Port land from Cottage ('.rove for $5.90 t 4 good going Saturday on No. lb at 1.50 a.m. train, returning Monday eveningoti No. 13 leaving Portland n.d'A 'dW m-iA m - m - e v < •■ w. 4 r at 7. 30 p. m., giving all day Sat J C . J0H N 80N . ? urday, Sunday and Monday in Portland. The same arrangements § ATTORNEY AT LAW Port X Estate, Administered, Mining Patents X apply from Portland giving 9 Procured. Minina and Corporation I.aw £ people a chance to visit £ a specialty office over Oriffin. Veatch 4 land 4 Hardware. ,J| valley points at greatly reduced 2 Office Phone. Main IH. Residence, AS. 2 rates. $ £ $ r *V Jp !.. IMO RAM ' Ì DENTIST Phone list Hours s.m to 12 , I to . Beaulieu & Woodard REAL ESTATE Stewart-Porter Building ! s a ) WBl'Wei'WBl'tftWl-WBt'WBl’WBl'WrBl-Wr»)? DEALS PROMPTLY EFFECTED Phone, Main ‘»21 H. C. M A D S E N , W COT TAG K GROVE, ORE J. R. F O R D Architect Plans submitted and esti mates furnished for ap proval............................. 37 W. 7th St Eugene, Oregon E. R. Wells IB I Cor. 2nd & Main Sts., Cottage Grove,Or. atchm aker Kepairing at reasouable onarges. All work guaranteed tirst-olasB. Watchea, clocks and Jewelry at Lowest Price M I L L E R ’S Machine Shop All kinds of machine and repair work done promptly and at reason able prices. OLD LEADER BUILDING Third Street, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON ARCHITECT A P L Unique and lieantifnl de signs, ¡Mans and Specifica tions of all kinds of buildings of any cost. Fees reasonable. Room 10, 1st Nat. Rank Rldg, Eugene, Or at Grove — t h a t ’s th e S t u d io w h e re 3 ’o u r fr ie n d s g o . Work a n d p r ic e r ig h t . A. J. ARMSTRONG ANY KIND OF A HORSE SPRIGGS BROS. & HARRIL Eby s Old Stand D R A Y IN G Harness - - And Alt Kinds of - - Stock and Poultry PIRST STRF.RT Remedies Died ’ You can lenduy verify the follow in« particulars, for the gentlemen supplying them will lie only too pleased to answer any enquiries by iiiM.il. If you suffer from ,1 ■ order (if the klnneys or bladder and desire to lie cured, write Idm about lio iu’s Kidney pills aud learn tin t the fol lowing statement Is true In every particular: Mrs Alice Coffman, Cottage i rove Oregon, says: " l was In a miserable condition as a result <>( kidney dls eases, my hack ached constantly and I felt tired mid languid. I became discouraged as none of iho feme lies I used gave me relief I at In-t hap pened to learn of Doan’s kidney ¡dlls and decided to try them. I pro cured a hux at Benson’u Phann.icy, took them carefully aud before I had Mulshed the contents I could see they „ere helping me. I continued until the disense had completely left me. I am today without u sign of kidney disease and am very grateful to I><mu’s Kidney pills,'' For wale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milhnrn Co , buffalo. New York, sole agents for tlie Culled States. Iteiuemlier the name—Doan’s— and take no other. H AULING Successor to W. A. Hogate. California's handsome building la one of the very striking structures on the grounds of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition. It Is In the old Bpauish Mission type o f architecture encountered so frequently in South ern California, and the detail of Its front has attracted the attention of artists and architects from all over the country. In the building every county of the golden state will have an exhibit. California, from Siskiyou to Sun Diego, has shiiwn as much enthusiasm for the Kxposttiou as has Washington Itself. FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------^ MONEY A reward of $50 will lie paid by the Leader Publishing Co. to any person 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 Grove, either by conducting a blind pig, boot legging or by violating the local optjon Jaw in any other way. On LOANED ICeal Estate L o n g T im e E asy ing pictures lbx30 inches has been received by the Leader and will lie given away free—one picture to every uew subscrilier, or old sub scriber who pays a year in ad vance. Come early and get first choice wh’ ile the collection is large. See samples iu Leader window. Reliable Representatives Wanted The Jackson Loan ® Trust Co. Fort Worth, Texas, or Jackson, Mississipi Fine Little Home For Sale Yon Need Fire Protection. * B a r r e ls Tw o acres, good five-room house, t large barn, drilled well, most of place iu fruit and berries, put un der irrigation, fine garden soil. 'A Price $900. A . Woon, Saginaw, Or. Tw o miles north of Cottage | Grove. ' C a rp e ts and Rugs Made to qrder aud Satis- faction guaranteed both a» to workmanship and prices. Apply to J. M. Com er ■ n e a r A d v e n tis t C lw ir c h Torn Awbrey can give you good leliable insurance at reasonable rates, put your residence insur ance in the Oregon Fire Relief As sociation and your business prop erty in the Bankers and Merchants Mutual. Call at the express o f fice for rates. Soros Hops. c o t t a g i : P r L I A A ll N YOlJR A C Expense A TION [Sjow al V Our g r o v e All the latest treatments. Electrical t PLAIN ami MHDICATBD BATHS I I -------------------------------- --- f & » X -U A Y LABORATORY Í A Choice of Four Free Trips Is Offered You For further particulars address ? I»r. II. C. 8 0 1 ID E E I’. ________________________ C H iT T I P ^,irinK Alaska- OCA I ICC Yukon Exposition General B la ck sm ith in g pectatty. "What is your son going lo be?’ “lie shows symptoms of being a poet.’’ “ Have you consulted n specialist?” NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Horseshoeing a sj> Wagon and carriage riage re- ing. All work guaranteed Have your horsesteeth ex Yellowstone National Park amined and repaired. Shoe at rear of 11 emeu way & For artists materials s< Waters.- 5-6 R. W . T TT B A K Yosemite Valley E Ä Lake Tahoe Department of tile Interior, Administrators Notice. Notice is hereby given that by an or der of the county court of f.ane county, Oregon, duly made ami entered of record Tuesday, the 20th day of April, 111?, in the matter of the estate of William H. Long, deceased, the under signed Lydia K. Long, was duly appoint ed administratrix of said estate. All persons having claims against the said estate are hereby required to present them duly verified, as required by law, to said administratrix at the law office o f A. II. King, Cottage Grove, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated at Cottage Grove, Oregon, this fith day of May, 1900. business for New York Mail Order House. $18 weekly; position per manent; no investment required. Previous experience not essential to engaging. Spare time valu able. Enclose self addressed en velope for full particulars.. A d L y d ia E. Love., dress, C l a r k e Co., Wholesale of the estate of William Dept., 103 Park Avenue, New Administratrix H. Long, deceased 4-8 York. other make. P a y m e n ts --------- 2-SM--------- I'. S. Lane Office at Hosclmrg, Orp. April. 2|, BN » 11 . Notice is hereby given that p u e s t o n w. <; r k k n of Zion, Oregon, who on April l.'t, P.HHi, made homestead entry, No. 144(411, HRO.M75, for the V.% of SKk S>£ of N E li, Section 2, T -wnshlp 20 South, Range 1 West, Willamette Meridian, hns filed notice of inten tion to make llual live year proof to establish claim to the land above dcscrilied, liefore Geo. 1!. Dor ris, U. K Commissi -nor at Kugene, Oregon, on the 1st day of June. l'.H»!». Claimant nnmen as witnesses : llenry Tilton, of Dexter, Oregon ; Asa Tliton, of Zion, Oregon ; Joseph Wilhelm, of Dexter. Oregon; K. < . A beautiful collection of both Travis, of Kugene, Oregon. colored aud imitation steel engrav 42-52 B kv . ia . min I,. Knnv, Register. The piano’s at Madsen's are Leave orders at II. n. Lincoln's Mant ! Market or Phone Residence f.AI, Wall guaranteed and have a new patent i strecL Hauling done promptly and that makes them superior to any charges reasonable. D. E. Slagle T N K C A L IF O R N IA IU II,DING AT A.-Y.-P. EXPOSITION, SK ATTLK . Burkholder’s Store :: :: Samuel Walker, aged about 76 years, died at II p. in. Saturday, May 33, the funeral occurring at 10 a. m. Monday. Mr. Walker had been helpless for some mouths and his death was not unexiiected. He leaves a wife, a daughter, Mrs. E. Racey of Jefferson and a sou, C. W. Walker of Cottage Grove. — Jefferson Review. will lie well shod if we do the shoeing— dray horse, carriage horse or the trotter because we have the skill the experi ence and tt knowledge of horses and their hoofs. We are on special watch for instances of interfering, overreach ing, lameness and gait. With all that W A N T E D — Trustworthy m a n we doubt if we charge any more than some ask for careless, even injurious or woman iu each county to ad work. Rhone 521. vertise, receive orders and manage C. W. Beals S Son. R e p a ir in g a S p e c ia lty Rev. Robert Robe, one of Ore gon’s first ministers aud the organ izer oi fie first Presbyterian church in the Pacific northwest, died Mon day afternoon May 34, 1909, -it his home in Brownsville at the age of 8b years. He was an Oregon pioneer of 1851, and was one of the most prominent men in I.iuu and Lane couuties in the early days. He was the oldest Presby terian minister in ( Iregon aud one of the liest known clergymen ill the state, says the Register. Rev. Robe was born in Ohio, October 10, 1833, and was gradu ated from Washington and Jeffer son college in Pennsylvania in 1847 iu the same class with James G. Blaine, lie preached two years in ( >hio aud then crossed the plains to Oregon, lie located iu Eugene and organized the first Presbyterian church there iu May 1855 aud lived iu the old house at the corner of Eighth aud Lincoln streets. The same year, with two other ministers, he organized the Presbytery of the Willamette, it being the first presbytery formed west of the Rocky mountains aud north of California. He also as sisted in organizing the first synod on the Pacific coast at San Fran cisco. Besides bis ministerial work he exerted a great influence along educational lines iu the early days of Oregon. He was one of the first school supeiintendeuts of Lane county and laid out its school districts. After living at Eugene for ten years Rev. Robe went to Brownsville and was pastor of the Presbyterian church there continu ously until 1895, when he retired from active work. He also owned a large farm neat Brownsville, During his ministry he oigaui/ed a church at Crawfordsville and as sisted in the upbuilding of Liun county in many ways. • Rev. Robe is survived by his wife, now 75 year^.old, and four children: lW iliam W. Rolie, Maria J. Marsters and Herman L. Robe, all of Brownsville and Elbert S. Robe of Albany. Rev. Robe was the grandfather of Mrs. Andrew Brund of Cottage Grove, and they returned home Friday from Brownsville where they attended the last sad rites over the remains of the reverend gentleman, which was one of the largest attended funeral services ever held in that part of the coun try. FREE PICTURES Get Your Picture M a ile This Will Interest Every Resident ol Cottage Grove. I* it the command of all who desire them under proper FOR THE PU BLIC GOOD Look at This Proposition! A 40 acre farm only % njile north of depot on good road and on bank of river. Fine land aud good new buildings, house aud one barn painted. Four acres of fine young orchard in bearing aud plenty of berries, nearly all of the land is tillable and in crop. If you want a dandy home almost if. town look this up at once. For the next 10 days this goes for $7500. It has been held at $8000’ Call on J. I). Cochran. Cottage Grove, Oregon. Dressmaking. Ml Your Expenses Paid It You Have Friends in the Fast who want to Visit the Pacific Coast we can Arrange it. This is Your Opportunity For complete Information address Mrs. Sanford desires to announce that she is again prepared to do all kinds of dressmaking and solicits the patronage of both old aud new customers. Call at her residence on Locust street or Phone 377. Ladies tailored suits a specialty. Sunset Travel Club Room 16, Flood Building San Francisco Fashion Stables Bed Rock Well Drilling Ralston & Speer, Props. Surface water positively ex cluded from our wells. Size« .? and t inches. P h o n « 625 C o t t a g « G ro v e . O reg o n First Class Livery, Sale and Feed Bam in Connection P o w e ll « & T u lla r , P r o p .