r
O. &Z S. E. R. R.
Company
Death ol C. F. Hawley.
W h e n Y o u T h in k O f
Genuine
Favorite
R egarding th e death of C. F.
Jiaw lvv, sou of Mr. an d Mrs.
W illiam H aw ley, of Row River
TIMfc t a b l e : NO 5
valley, T h u rsd ay ’s Portland O re
To T a k e E ffect J u n e 19, 1909
gonian said:
“ C. F. H aw ley, a civil engineer . HOt NO
W. HUI NI)
N o . 1.
N o . 2.
who has been w orking tem porarily
IS.
STA TIO NS
at the carp en ter’s trade in this citv \ \l
A. M.
T H IN K O F
and room ing at 205%
Fourth 7.30
. .l.v .
C ottagi - C. royk
An. . 112.00
J
street, com m itted suicide W ednes
Ili.D,
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day m orning Ju n e 23, 1909, near
12..3 .......................... S t a r ...............
¡10.40
the entrance to City P ark by shoot 8.40
8.30 13. .3 ......................... W ic k s ........................ 10..U
ing him self in the m outh w ith a 0.05 15.4 ...............R e i » B r id g e . . .............. 10.28
IKXI5
22-caliber revolver.
H aw ley’s 9.45 20 1 ...A R v,.. .‘. . . D is s t o n . . . l.v . 110.00
home was n ear C ottage Grove,
S ubject to c h a n g e w ith o u t notice.
Oregon, and his parents, who live
And so is our Stock of Carpets,
All o u tw ard fre ig h t sh ip p e d on ly at
there have been notified. H e was
Rugs, Mattings, Iron Bedsteads, Fur
suffering from m elancholia an d at th e jo in t risk of sh ip p e rs a n d consignee.
Stage leav es D isstou a fte r a rriv a l of
niture and Mattresses.
the tim e is believed to have been
train on M onday, W ed n esd ay a n d F ri
m entally unbalanced.
H enry Kollmer, of San F ra n cis d ay for O rseco, r e tu rn in g on T uesday,
co, who was strolling near the park T h u rsd ay am i S atu rd ay .
F re ig h t w ill n o t be receiv ed a t th e O.
found H aw ley lying face d o w n
& S. h. R. R. D epot a fte r 5 p. m . To
ward with the hlood flowing from
his m outh and the revolver lying in su re fo rw a rd in g on n e x t tra in fre ig h t
by his side. He was still alive m u st I k ? d e liv e re d in am p le tim e to p er
and was removed by the police to m it of its b e in g billed .
A B W O O D , M anager.
St. V incent’s'H ospital, w here be
died soon after.
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER. F. H. ROSENBERG
Iu a uotebook in one of bis S o m e G ood
T u e s d a y s a n d F r id a y s .
B a r g a in s
HONORED BY KNIGHTS pockets ihe following note w as
T i l K I .K A D K K P U B L I S H IN G CO ( I n e .)
fouud: “ Dear father, sisters and
W ith the election of officers for brothers, I send liest wishes to you
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F .d lto rs
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C o n n e r
IM i R r i i i . i K ,
all and for all tim e. Goodbye.
the ensuing year, the G ran d I.odge
C. F. H aw ley.”
F ilte r e d a t th e C o tta g e G r o v e p o sto R le e a s see-
O ne saw m ill, two million feet
of th e K nights of P ythias was
o n d -c la s s m a t t e r .
Hawley had been under the care saw limiter, one logging donkey,
brought to a close at Pendleton of Dr. G ustav llaar, who says that oue mile from track . Price $3,300.
KATES
H IH V U ’l t l P T l O N
the m an had been suffering from a
W aduesday afternoon.
200 acres of laud, about 25
m o n t h s .7.5 c e n t s
W e e k l y , o n e y e a r , 51.W .
and
was acres iu cultivation, good orchard,
T he officers elected are: G ran d m ental derangem ent
S E M I W F .E K I. V.
house an d barn, fine hay
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$ ? .n 0 Chancellor, P rank Meuefee, of T he under the belief th at he was lieiug large
O ne Year
1 ..4)
S ix M o n t h s
by unknow n persons. crop, all for $2,300.
.
.75 D allas: grand vice-chancellor, Dar- ! persecuted
T h re e M o n th s
135 acres h alf mile from town,
win IÎ. Yorati, E ugene: grand prel j Deputy Coroner D uuuiug rem oved
ate, George Schulm erich, H ills | the liody to the m orgue of Dun- 60 acres iu cultivation, 19 acres
L J A V K received two factory shipm ents of
1909.
F R ID A Y ,
JU N E 2 s,
boro: suprem e representative for a | | ning, M cEntee & G ilbaugh, where iu o rch ard , $3,into worth of new
Shoes th is week: ox-blood, tan au d black,
it
is
lieing
held
pending
advices
im provem ents, good w ater system.
term of four years, I.. M. Curl, A l
for men, women an d children and are I.ON'G
Price $12,000.
bany: grand keeper of records an d | from his home.
W hether the Case girl marries
94 acres of good bottom land, all
seal, f,. R. Stinson, Salem: g ran d j Hawley spent the greater part of
on shoes. We liought 'em regular to sell reg u
th e Spreckels kid or not, she is
m aster of exchequer, II. M. Malo-1 Iuesday in the law offices of John iu cu ltiv atio n , good house and
lar, direct from the factory aud took our dis
sure getting some fine advertising.
ney. Pendleton; grand m aster at F. f.ogan, in the Mohawk b u ild b arn , 2 miles from Creswell. Price
count, so we own ’em cheaper th an the fellow
ing.
Hawley
represented
to
Mr.
T he travelling public in general arms. I'. H . Rosenberg, Cottage l.ogau that he was the ow ner of $55.00 per acre, good bargain.
who buys from a jobber, au d th ere’s nothing
A large
two-story ten-room
is dissatisfied with the new train Grove: grand inner guard, George considerable property on the Co
tak
en out of th esh o es for jobbers profit. T h ere’s
house,
oue
acre
lot,
good
improve
W.
K
night,
H
u
b
b
ard
;
grand
outer
schedule w hich went into effect
lum bia River. lie also said he
no sale price on these shoes, th ey ’re not that
T uesday, says the Eugene G uard. guard, S. M. W hite, K lam ath was fearful for his life, e x p la in m ents. P rice $3,100.
O ne 6 room house aud lot, sever
Falls: grand trustee, G us C. Moser,
k in d , but the price is fair. We g u arantee ’em
ing th at several persons were a t al fruit trees, price $600.
It was prettv hard for Roseburg Portland.
full vam p an d all leather insoles, counters and
tem pting to poison him and secure
O ne house an d b arn an d two
to "keep sm iling” when the W ar
all. You know DS. W e are th e people who
possession
of
th
e
p
ro
p
erty
.”
lots.
Price
$750.
C
heap.
ren Construction com pany run in
Chas. Gates Dead
T he body was received at C ot
“ SH O W Y O U .”
O ne larg e two story ten room
those fifty G reek laborers to put on
tage Grove, by U ndertaker Marion bouse on Fourth street w ith oue
the street paying work.
Chas. Gates, a most exem plary Veatch, and the father and family
young man, who has been raised of the deceased, th is m orning. acre lot. Price $2,100.
O ne ten room house with large
T he annual reports of the K. of from childhood by Mr. and Mrs.
Funeral Services were conducted lot, fruit trees, berries, etc. Price
P . G rand I.odge show that there John Coleman, died at Dr. Schleef’s at I t o ’clock a. m., interm ent iu
$1,500.
are 78 lodges of that order in O re hospital in th is city T h u rsd ay the I. O. O. F. cemetery.
O ne good house and large lot.
eveuiug
of
cancer
of
the
liver.
gon and 5882 members. T his is
Price $1,250.
Card ot Thanks.
H e was born in Sacram ento, Calif.,
O ne acre tract iu town. Price
certainly a good showing.
Oct. 15, 1891. I p to 1898 he
We, the undersigned, desire to
m ade his hom e with Mrs. S. A. express our sincere th a n k s to our $650.
O ne large 7 room house, with
T he Calhoun trial lasted 158 E lliott, of Sacram ento, since w hich ueighliors an d m any k ind friends
days, 90 of w hich were spent in tim e he has lived with Mr. and of Cottage G rove who extended us hallw ay u p an d down stairs, hot <?■
an d cold w ater in kitchen, bath
selecting a jury, during which Mrs. Coleman at th is place. He sym pathy an d assistance during room, and on jiorch, cue an d oue
becam
e
a
member
of
the
Presby
the last sad rites over the rem ains h alf acres in all. berries an d fruit
tim e more than 2000 jurym en were
terian church in early boyhood.
of our beloved son.
exam ined. T he jury then dead
trees and fine garden sjiot. Price
Charley g rad u ated from the Cot
M r . a n p M r s . W. W. H a w i . k v . $3,100.
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locked at 10 for acquittal, Iwo for tage G rove H igh school with high
T im ber lands, large an d small
conviction. Nice old jury system. honors last year and was held in
A ll K in d s of
tracts.
Saginaw Items.
the highest esteem by all who knew
O
ne
seven
room,
two
story
house
Funeral services will be
W hile the lack of sufficient rain him.
with cement basem ent, large new
Sag'inaw needs a barber shop.
has shortened the hay crop in some held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
barn, two acres, with fine spring
Coleman in G ow dyville S aturday
Mr. au d Mrs. C. A. Smith visit w ater. Price $3,700.
localities it is noticeable that the afternoon at 2 o ’clock, conducted
ed in I.vux Hollow Sunday.
( hie lot an d a six room house
alfalfa fields are giving big returns by Rev. Adam s, interm ent in the
Get your tin cans ready boys, on W all street. Price $650.
says the M cM innville Telephone 1. O. O. F. cemetery.
there’s going to be som ething
h ot 60 by 120 in fruit cheap for
Register. Dairymen and farmers
doing.
cash.
T he trustees of the Royal In ter
will observe that, while alfalfa re
One six room house on Fourth
Jam es fjueener, of Portland, is
m ediate school held their an n u a l
quires some time to acquire a foot
meeting at the A cadem y W ednes here visiting witli his brother, C. street, large lot. Price $1,200.
hold when it is once firmly rooted day and were pleased with the J . Oueener.
T im ber lauds, an d farm lands,
C H A S . M A T T H E W S . P ro p rieto r.
large an d sm all tracts.
it is there to stay.
splendid condition of the school
Chas. Colcord and son lid, of
affairs, and the school will com Springfield, were in our
burg
T he O regonian, Roseburg News mence the new school year under W ednesday and T hursday of this
and Eugene Register are in favor more favorable prospects than ever. w eek.
of petitions to secure signatures for
Miss E tta Miller is going to A g e n c y f o r R e e l E s t a t e a n d I n s u r a n c e
A press dispatch from W ash-
Eugene
to attend the T ea ch e r’s
the initiative being left at the office iugton, I). C., savs: F. J. H ard,
of the county clerk, to be signed of Eugene, is here to close up a Summer School which begins June
by such persons as m ight wish to contract for a new m ail service 28th.
Fred W ilcox, of G ran ts Pass,
The S ta n d a rd High G rade Pence of the
sign them. T he per cent of signa from C ottage G rove to bohem ia.
T he new contract at Sl(HN) per and Miss Sm ith, of O akland, are
W orld.
There is over 400 miles of this
tures of legal voters required on year will begin Ju ly 5.
visiting friends and relatives here
fam
ous
w
ire
fence in D ouglas county, Oregon.
such petitions could not be secured
this week.
This is High C arhon S pring Wire which will
In b randin g the su g ar trust " a ! .. ,
„ ...
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in a hundred years by this process,
confessed tb ie l,” Senator G ore
l tid e Peter M cKinney and sister,
keep its shape w hen properly stretched. Will
no m atter how meritorious the in i
said lie did not know th at if b ad wh° have
>ving here this
carry
a full stock of w ire a t all tim es.
tiative measure might be.
T he
yet confessed to robbing he» I W'ntcr, went back to their farm
old ring organs are having a roosts or bodv snatching, but the j A l b a n y Monday,
hard time trying to throttle the law returns are not all iu .”
| A fire alarm M onday nig h t!
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caused some excitem ent in our |
giving the people the right to a full
\ Ford autom obile won the race burg. T he fire was under the fur
and free exercise of the privilege
A G EN TS
of |iarticipation in the inauguration from New York to Seattle this ! nace at the plan er mill aud was
week, a Shaw m ut car being second ' soon extinguished when the men j
and adoption of needed laws and
and 17 hours behind the Ford.
| s?ot there.
m easures without Itoss or ring dic
:» r V K K l MAC Y
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T he annual school m eeting was
tation.
H ands off gentlem en—
T he Pacific States T elephone 1 field M onday there being a sm all I In com pounding prescrip
D E N T IS T
look out for the buzz saw. I.et [com pany is building a $50,000 attendance. O. II. T aplin was tio n s com bined w ith
the I J ’ii- t Class W o rk . Over H ank o f Cottage 1
W . T. KAYSER
P RO PR IET OR
the people rule.
I home iu A lbany.
re-elected director to serve three p n ritv o f nil o u r
P
('.rove. C o ttag e G rove. O regon.
I
years and C. A. Smith w as elected
AH Kinds of Hauling and
clerk to serve one year, T hey also
Heavy Dray W ork
levied a two m ills ta x .
Furniture
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 a VANDENBERG
Prices Right
P ic tu r e F r a m in g a S p e c ia lty
Griffin■Veatch Co. t
Screen Doors and Window Screens
In ILeal Estate
E verything in Hardware
(in n s and Am m unition
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BURKHOLDER'WOODS CO.
BURKHOLDER’WOODS CO.
COTTAGE
FLOUR
MILLS
Cooper $
GROVE
Mill Feed
G ra in
and Hay
T ay lo r
THE PAGE WOVEN W IRE FENCE.
S P R A Y -W Y N N E C O M P A N Y
Accuracy
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DRUGS
Women's Secrets
T h e re i. o n e m an in Ihe U n ite d S ta le s w h o has p erh ap s h e ard
m o re w o m e n 's s e c re ts th a n an y o th e r m an o r w om an in th e
c o u n try ,
th e s e s e c re ts a re n o t s e c re ts o f |fuit( o r ah sm e, b u t
th e se e ts o f suffering, an d th e y have b een confided to U r. .
K . V . . ie rc e in th e h o p e and e s p e c ta tio n ol a d v ic e an d help.
T h a t few o l th e se w o m en h av e been d isap p o in ted in th e ir ex*
p a c ta tio n s is p ro v e d by th e fact th a t n in e ty -e ig h t p e r c e n t, of
oil w o m e n tre a te d by U r. P ie rc e h ave b een a b so lu tely and
a lto g e ttie r c u re d . Such a re c o rd w o u ld be re m a rk a b le if th e
cones tre a te d w ere n u m b e re d by h u n d re d s o n ly . B ut w hen
th a t re c o rd ap p lies to th e tre a tm e n t of m o re th a n half-a- m il
lio n w o m e n , in a p ra c tic e o f o v e r ft) y e ars, it is p h e n o m a o al,
n o d e n title s U r. P ie rc e to th e g ra titu d e a cc o rd e d him by w o m e n , as th e first of
s p e c ia lis ts in th e tre a tm e n t o f w o m e n ’s d iseases.
liv e r y s ic k w om an m ay c o n su lt U r. P ie rc e by le tte r , a b so lu te ly w ith o u t
c h a rg e . A ll re p lie s a re m a ile d , sealed is p e rfe c tly p lain e n v e lo p e s , w ith o u t
a n y p rin tin g o r a d v e rtis in g w h a te v e r, upon th e m . W rits w ith o u t te a r aa w ith
o u t fe e , to W o rld ’s D ia p en sa ry M ed ical A ss o c ia tio n , D r. R . V . P ie rc e , P r c e t.,
B uffalo. N . Y .
Cottale Grove Dray Co.
i Columbia Graphophones and Records
H a s given us an enviable
re p u ta tio n w ith a long list
of p a tro n s . If you w a n t
satisfactio n in the line of
Drugs o r P a te n t Medicines,
give us n tria l.
Notice ol Final Settlement.
Moving Pianos a Specialty
N otice is h ereb y g iv en th a t th e u n d er-
W ith Special Equipm ent
itersig n eil, e x e c u to r of th e e state of
S tep h en H arris, deceased, lias filed in
th e C ounty C o u rt of l.an e C onnty, O re
orner.
gon. tier final acco u n t as such exeentor,
at f. V. T h o rn to n ’» C onfectionery.
of said estate, a n d ttia t S atu rd ay , th
PHOBfE
24th d ay of Ju ly , 1009, a t one o ’clock p
R esidence, 593
in. of said day, lias lieen fixed by said Office, 1426
C o u rt as the tim e for h e a rin g an y o b jec
tio n s to said re)iort an d th e se ttle m e n t
thereof.
l.il.I .I K A. C R O W , E xecutor.
S p in e S p e c ia lis t
A. I t . K i n o , A ttorney.
....AND....
A, J. A rm strong h as tak en the
agency for the Colum bia disc and
cylinder graphophones and records
—the w onderful double disc aud
unbreakable cylinder records, the
cheapest an d Itest records know n.
He will display a large, new slock
in a few days. A few new w ax
C o tta g e Grove, Oregon
records going at 15 cents each
while they last. See him reg ard
ing the ex ch an g e of old or broken
F. II. Rosenberg is back from
records for new ones.
the K. P. G ran d Ixtdge session
N a tu r e J H eavier
W A N T E D .— A girl to d e g e n
He was
lo d g e G allow ay T uesday held held at b ak e r C ity.
DR. PIERCE'S FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION
S pecial
A tten tio n
to N erv o u s an d
Sm all family. C h ro n ic D iseases by N atu ral M ethods.
i the C rater l.ak e road hilt uncon honored with the office of G rand erai housework.
m We«U. W o m e n flltrong,
A pply at le a d e r office.
M aster-at-A rm s.
P fio n u 1305
O f f l c . On W o o l S id e
«•lote. W o m e n W e ll, stitutional.
Benson’ s Pharmacy
DR. H. A. FOSTER
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