Cottage Grove leader., June 22, 1909, Image 2

VOTED UNION HIGH
W h e n Y o u T h in k O f
SCHOOL AT LORANE
O.
S. E. R. R.
Company
T he school election held at l.o-
T IM E T A B L E N O . 3
raue and other nearby school dis­
T o T a k t E f f o r t J u n e 19, 1 9 0 9
tricts Monday for the purpose of
K. SOUND
W. BOUND
voting on the proposition of a
No. I.
No. 2.
union high school at
Lorane A. M. MS.
STATIONS
A. M.
T H IN K O F
backed by the three other adjoin­ 7..tal
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ing districts of Coyote, Cartw right, 7.54)
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and Fawn Creek, all tributary to
(•oraue valley, resulted in a nearly ‘LUS 13.*»
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unauiuious vote iu favor of the ‘>.15
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t'n io n H igh school at Lorane,
S ubject to ch an g e w ith o u t notice.
which will l>e established and
And so is our Stock of Carpets,
AH o u tw ard freig h t H u pped on ly at
opeued iu tim e for the opening of th e jo in t risk of sh ip p e rs an d consignee.
Rugs, Mattings, Iron Bedsteads, Fur­
Stage leaves D isstou a fter a rriv a l of
the September school year. The
niture and Mattresses.
school patrons of th at part of west train on Monday» W ednesday an d F ri­
Lane county are ju bilant over the d ay for Oraeco, re tu rn in g on Tuesday,
T h u rsd ay am i S aturday.
prospects for more advanced and
F re ig h t will n o t l>e receiv ed a t th e O.
improved educational advantages »N: S. E. R. R. Depot a fter 5 p. m . To
iu a heretofore somewhat remote in su re fo rw ard in g oil n e x t train freig h t
section of the couuty, as they may m ust lie d e liv e re d in am p le tim e to iter­
well be, for it will be a great ad- a n t of its b ein g billed.
A B. W O O D . M a n a g e r ,
vauge to that part of Laue county
" I remember, 1 remember, the and a great convenience to the
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER.
T u t M n y s n n l K r ld a y a .
S o m e G ood B a r g a in s
lang-syne haying time, when every jreople residing there.
m
orning
at
4
o
’clock
out
of
bed
NIK I.KADKK I’UBI.IMHINO OO (Inc.)
we had to climb. I never, never
Old Oregon.
C onn ' kr A D u B ri ii . i . k ,
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E d ito rs can forget the scent of new mown !
Knfcretl at the Cottage Grove postnilce a» «*c- hay nor how, half broiled, m ongst j
One saw mill, two million feet
Bv \V. II. R o w a n .
oml-flass matter.
saw timlier, one logging donkey,
it we toiled, 14 hours a day. Ilow
well do 1 rememlier yet those h ot­ You m ay ta lk of your own d e a r n ativ e oue mile from track. Price $.1,500.
H I I H S C K ir r iO N K A T K S
state
200 acres of laud, about 25
Weekly, one year, $1.30.
months .73 cents ter than hades mows, and how,
W ith its riches, its wine, its gold,
acres iu cultivation, good orchard,
SKM !-W RFKLV.
Hut listen to me a m om ent,
after
supper
at
sundow
n,
we
went
large house and barn, fine hay
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A nd 1 w ill to yon a ta le unfold.
M ix M o n th s
I .nO
I can still
crop, all for $2, .UX).
Thr ee Mont hs
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.75 out to inilk nine cows.
m ay tell of your go ld en g ra in fields,
155 acres half mile from town,
see that flat-fallen clover, th at with j You
Your broad fields filled w ith corn,
60 acres in cultivation, 19 acres
scythes we had to attack , and can , Hut g iv e to me O ld O regon,
T t ’E SD A V . JU N E 22, 100*».
iu orchard, $4,000 worth of new
yet almost feel the breaking back, ! T he place w here I was b o rn .
improvements, good water system.
as I forked the hav on the stack, j It has its beautiful, snow capped m oun­ Price $12,000.
tains,
H ave no vain regrets—celebrate O, the scent of the new mown hay !
94 acres of good bottom land, all
Its little rocks an d rills.
in Cottage Grove.
in cultivation, good house and
is sweet, but I nearly moan yet as j Its dense, b rig h t green forests,
A nd b eau tifu l g rass covered hilts.
bgru, 2 miles from Creswell. Price
"N ever uiiud a change of scene I think of the hay fever that a t !
$55.00 per acre, good bargain.
—try a change of th in k in g ."
night w ouldn’t let me rest or sleep | W e h ave b eau tifu l flow ing riv ers
T h e ir b anks decked w ith green.
A large two-story ten-room
a wink. O, the haying time is fine T hat m akes a nice cushion for n atu re house, one acre lot, good im prove­
Men who receive courtesies, but
lovers,
m ents. Price $5,100.
never show any, don’t have auy to in rhyme, sitting idle and cool in i T o view ou r w onderful stream s.
One ft rooui house and lot, sever­
the shade: but for years—more, 1 '■
receive after awhile.
A nd as I view those m ig h ty rivers.
al fruit trees, price $600.
guess, than I like to confess—of
W hile on th e ir mossy l>anks I lay,
O ue house and barn and two
You will assuredly celebrate the hay I ’ve been afra id ,” sings the I can n o t h ut th u s w rite of them .
lots. Price $750. Cheap.
As
th ey roll upon th e ir way.
Fourth in Cottage G rove if you Portland Jou rn al Editor.
O ne large two story teu room
desire to celebrate the anniversary
“ F rom th e Cascades frozen gorges,
house on Fourth street with one
L
eap
in
g
lik
e
a
child
at
play,
T he Leader is in receipt of a
to the fullest extent.
Price $2,100.
(W ith apologies to O regon’s noted poet,) ! acre lot.
com plim entary season ticket to the
H right W illam ette g lid es aw ay ,”
O ne teu room house with large
T he New York Sun is mean W illam ette Yalley
C hautauqua
lot, fruit trees, berries, etc. Price
th e b an k s of th e g re a t Colum bia,
enough to say that ¡if Theodore which will be held at Gladstone O n beautiful
and w onderful sig h ts are $1,500.
Roosevelt doesn’t look out he is Park, Oregon City, Ju ly <>th to 18th,
O ne good bouse and large lot.
seen,
Cataracts, w aterfall* an d d eep hewn Price $1,250.
liable to kill the m issing link.
inclusive. M any noted en tertain ­
gorges,
O ne acre tract iu town. Price
W hile th e sp a rk lin g riv e r flows be­
ers are on the program this year
$650.
tween.
Why not abbreviate the m uch'
and the C hautauqua promises to be
O ne large 1 room bouse, with
overworked "a fter dinner speech"
On its linnks is located th e place,
hallw ay up and down stairs, hot (
more interesting than ever.
W here th e w onderful Hood R iver
by having it delivered before
and cold water in kitchen, b a t h 1
apples grow.
dinner, when the speaker is too
room, and on porch, cue and one I
T he Salem Jo u rn al gives a list Fam ous th is w ide world over
both for ex cellen t flavor an d for show. half acres in all, berries an d f r u it!
hungry to speak long.
of candidates for governor: Frank
trees and fine garden spot. Price
Henson, Supt. A ckerm an, Attorney Took a t th e vastness ol our ocean,
$5,100.
she l>eats our b rig h t green shore,
The Currin footbridge has been G eneral Crawford, Food Commis­ W As
ith sh ip s on its billow y bosom
T im ber lands, large and small
declared unsafe and closed. As sioner Bailey, Dr. W itbycomhe,
T h a t carry o u r com m erce o ’er.
tracts.
this has long been one of Cottage Dr. Andrew C. Sm ith, Ja y Bower- O ur brooks are all filled w ith fishes
One seven room, two story house j
A nd see th e an g ler w ith rod an d line, with cement basem ent, large new
G rove's attractions as well as a m an, Judge G rant B. Dimmick
C a tc h in g th e s h in in g lieauties,
barn, two acres, with fine spring
great convenience, some m eans of and Judge Geo. J. Cameron.
W hich is sport so fine.
water. Price $5,700.
providing for its early reconstruct­
T h in k of o u r Royal Chinook salmon,
One lot and a six romp house
T
he
family
affairs
of
Howard
ion should lie inaugurated.
T h at sw im our grand old rivers,
on
W all street. Price $650.
and K atharine Gould are just now F it to adorn th e table of a king,
Lot 60 by 120 in fruit cheap for
W e e a t an d say “God bless the g iv e r,”
T he Brownsville Cream ery has furnishing entertaining reading for
cash.
o ught to see our l>eautiful roses.
a neat scheme of publishing at the those who like to see the family You
O ne six room house on Fourth
T h at grow s on every hand,
first of the m outh a roll of honor closet opened and the skeleton laid beautiful sw eet scented roses,
street, large lot. Price $1,200.
H elp in g to m ake old Oregon so g ran d .
Tim ber lauds, and farm lands,
of men receiving checks for over bare.
large and sm all tracts.
H ave you seen our lovely m aidens?
$5<>. During May there were s ix ­
W ith cheeks all rosy ret I,
Sousa announces th a t rag-tim e
^
teen. W. W. Roland was the b ig ­
snow y teeth and skin as soft as
music is dead. If so it has left a W ith velvet,
gest with a check of $155.25.
very active ghost to continue the
And l»eautiful tresses adorn th eir
G reat has become the cow in the
head.
disturbance.
A g e n cy fo r R e a l E s t a t e a n d I n s u r a n c e
diversified farm ing of the valley.—
T rue we have our rainstorm s,
P h o n e M ain 7 6
A lbany Democrat.
T hey say ou r hacks are covered w ith
An Inveterate Optimist.
Genuine
Furniture
Favorite
The new Glass Oven
Door Range with Heat
Thermometer, all Mal­
leable. The newest and
Best.
Largest stock of
Ranges ever brought to
this city. Refrigerators
all sizes styles and prices.
SIMERAL & VANDENBERG
Prices Right
P ic tu re F r a m in g a S p ecialty
Screen Doors and Window Screens
Griffin=Veatch Co.
E veryth in g in Hardw are
(in n s and Am m unition
In ILeal Estate .
BURKHOLDER WOODS C0
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I —I A V b received two factory shipm ents of
* Shoes th is week; ox-blood, tan and black,
for men, women and children and ate LONG
on shoes. \Ve bought ’em regular to sell regtt
lar, direct from the factory nttd took our dis­
count, so we own ’em cheaper th an the fellow
who buys from a jobber, and th ere’s uothiug
tak en out of the shoes for jobbers profit. T h ere’s
tip sale price on these shoes, th e y ’re not that
kind, b u t the pripe js fair. We guarantee ’pip
full vam p an d all leather ii|soles, counters and
all- You know I'S . We are the people who
"S H O W V O H .’’
" 1BURKHOLDER WOODS CO
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COTTAGE
GROVE
A ll K in d s of
Mill Feed
Grain
and Hay
C H A S . M A T T H E W S . P ro p rieto r.
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Cooper $ Taylor
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THE PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE.
T he im portance of the hog as a
A stranger, says a coutempory,
m ortgage lifter has never been
addressed the farm er's lioy across
more evident than now. T he hog
the fence:
m arket at Portland has advanced
‘‘Young m an, your corn looks
recently from $7.75 to $8.15 per
kind o ’ yellow .”
hundred pounds for suitable fat
Yes, th a t’s the kind we p la n t­
hogs and packers say the supply is
e d ."
practically nil. T he hog raising
“ Dont look as if you would get
industry is one of the most lu c ra­
more than half a cro p ."
tive to w hich farmers of the n o rth ­
"W e d o n 't expect to.
The
west can turn their attention.
landlord gets the other h a lf."
Oregon and W ashington
need
T hen after a short tim e the man
more hogs and offer good prices to;
said:
growers. Figures here are higher
"B oy, there isn ’t m uch differ­
than in the Chicago m arket and ence between you an d a fool."
there is every inducem ent for more
"N o p e ,” replied the boy, "only
the fence.”
extensive hog raising.
What Aits Youì
D o yo u frel w e ak, lire d , d n p o o d e m , bave fratturili head-
•che», coated to n ju t , bitter o r had U lt a ia m orniu g,
"h a a r t -h u r a , ’’ b clch iu g of g a i, acid ria m i» in tbroat aftar
aalind, iim n a c h g o a a o r b u m , lo u l b ra alb , d iz z y «pali»,
p o o r o r la r ia b la ap p ai ita, nauaaa a l lin a » and k in d ra d
aym p to m s ?
I l y o u b a r a a n y c o n a id a r a b la R o m b a r o f I b a
• b o r a »ynBptoaaa y o u a r a »uST arlaf fr o a a b ilio u » -
• • • » , t n r p id tir a r w it h io d t f a f t lio n , o r d y s p a p » ia .
D r . P ie r e a '• ( i o i d e a M e d i c a i lk i» c o r a r r ia m ad tt
o p o f I b a a m i r a l u a b la m e d ic ia a l p r in c i p i la
k a o r e n l o m e d ic a i » c ia n c a f o r llia p a r a a a a a a t
• a r a o f a u c h a b a o r m a l c o a d i t i o a » . I l ia a m o a l
• • e l e n i tir a r i a r i f o r a t o r , a t o m a c h I o n i e , b o r n i
a a f u la lu r a n d n a r r a r t r a a f t b a o c r .
T k a " ( ì » l i l » » M e d ic a i D U c o v e r y " ia ritti a pate n t m e d ic a » o r »acre, n o » t r a « ,
M al o f il» in g r e d ie n t i t ie ia f p r io t a d o h il» b o t ila -w r a p p e r a n d a tlaa te d
u n d e r o a th .
A p a n c e et th軫 H i l l »h ow Ih a t il r o a ta in » o o a k o b o l , o r b a ra i-
fu i h a b ii- fo r m ia d dru da.
I l ia a Su iti r i t r a e ! m a d e w it h p u ra , trip la*rafe aed
gl v e r r in e , o f p r o p e r » tre o g lh , fr o o i thè root» of a a t iv a A m e r ic a n M e d ic a i,
f o r c a i p ian ta .
W o r l d ’» D i» p e n » a r y M e d ic a i A » » o c ia lio n , P r o p a ., B u f a l o . N . Y .
m fu ll
moss,
b u t th a n k s to God for webfeet,
To tak e us safe th e w ater across.
The Standard High Grade Fence of the
World. There is over 400 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 at all times.
W hen m y aged form w ith years is l>eiit,
May 1 lie iu ohl O regon I so dearly
love,
W hen I die, th ere let my body rest,
W hile m y sp irit takes it» flight above.
M ARRIED
MORROW - M c y l’KEN — Friday,
June 18, 1900, at the Hoffman
house By Rev. J. S. McCallum,
Charles L. Morrow of Marcola
to Miss Zaida L. MrOueen of
Saginaw .
PI IIL L IP S -G R t )SS— In Eugene,
Saturday, June 19, PMto, Mrs.
Daisy Gross to hosier P. Phillips,
I>oth of Cottage Grove. Roy.
J. S. McCallum, pastor of the
First Christian church, per­
formed the ceremony.
S P R A Y -W Y N N E C O M PA N Y
AGENTS
Accuracy
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In compounding prescrip­
tions combined with the
puritv of all our
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K .C .3 IA C Y
DENTIST
9 i
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Pi rut Class W ork, Over liau k of Cottage II
O rove.
C ottag e O rove, Oregon.
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DRUGS
Cottage Grove Dray Co.
W . T. KAYSER
P R O P R IE T O R
All Kinds of Hauling and
Heavy Dray W ork
Has given ns an enviable!
For Sale
Moving Pianos a Specialty
reputation with a-long list
With Special Equipment
of patrons. If you -want] A g«Kid serviceable team , weight
satisfaction in the line of| 12<x>, heavy harness and light
•O F F IC E
Drugs or Patent Medicines, i Studebaker wagon with cover. • t f. V. T lio rato n 'a C onfectionery.
give ns a trial.
Inquire at Leader office.
PH O N E
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T he groom is a well-known busi­
ness m an of this city, a member of
the plum bing finn of Phillips Bros,
i
and is a very exemplary, enter­
Office, 1426
Resilience, .V>.t
prising and highly esteemed geti-
Look Out for Fires.
t lem a n The bride is an estimable
Cottage
Grove,
Oregon
and charm ing lady, a relative of
T he dry w eather increases the
the family of Dr. Kinie, and has a
S p in e S p e c ia lis t
wide circle of friends in this v i- 1 A scientist says the day is com ­ danger of fires, keep your roof free
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cinity. T he Leader joins in e x ­ ing when it will be possible to fore­ from moss, an d a policy on your
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tu
r e il H e a d e r
tell earthquakes. T h at will give
tending hearty congratulations and us a chalice to m ake use of our house in case it does b u rn . Tom S pecial A tten tio n to N ervous and
wishes for a long, happy prosper­ airship and get off the earth till the Awbrey can give vou a satisfac­ C h ro n ic D iseases hy N atu ral M ethods.
tory policy a n d rate.
8-tf P h a n « 1 3 0 1
O ffleu On W a a l 8 1 4 «
ous wedded life.
trouble is over.
Benson's Pharmacy
DR. H. A. FOSTER