BUSY SESSION
IRON B E D S
CITHOUNCIL
RK extremely popular.
It may be on accouut
of their sauitary advan­
tages, or it may be owing
to their low cost. The
ones we sell most frequent­
ly is enameled in white,
ltut for dainty bed rooms
the lied should be the same
color as the paper and fur­
nishings. W e ha' e them
"enameled in colors, such
as delicate pink, blue,
yellow, green and helio­
trope. beds that we are
talking about are prettier,
newer in design and much
different in many ways
from those ordinarily shown. This store prides itself on being
much different in every way from the average furniture house.
A
Paving Ordinance Ready
for Final Reading.
New Sewers.
HOMESTEADS ONLY
FOR HOME BUILDERS
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By a decision of the Interior d e -1
partaient, just promulgated, a
homestead entry made with no in­
tention of establishing a perrna*
lient tioiia fide home upon the laud
but merely with a view of submit­
ting a showing sufficient to sup
port commutation, must lie can­
celled, notwithstanding the proof
offered shows full technical com ­
pliance with respect to inhabitancy
of the laud for the period required
iu commutation cases. 'The de­
partment holds that the purpose of
the homestead law is the donation
of the public lamia to actual
settlers seeking to establish bona
fide homes thereon aud the pro­
vision res|iecling commutation in
nowise changes that puqiose but
merely affords a means of commu­
tating further residence to cash in
meritorious cases, lawfully initiat­
ed and prosecuted to the dale of
commutation. In other words,
one making homestead entry with
the intent and pur|x>bc to commute
gets no rights through the process,
even though he may comply fully
with the technical requirements as
to residence and cultivation.
Genuine Favorite
T h e new Glass O ven
Door Range with Heat
Thermometer, all M al­
leable. T h e newest and
Best.
Largest stock of
Ranges ever brought to
this city.
Refrigerators
all sizes styles ana prices.
The city couucil met iu regular
session Tuesday evening, but one
member of the board, councilman
Fischer, being absent.
'The city engineer reported that
he had examined South, Locust,
A, 1) ami east Second streets and
found their improvements com
pleted according to the plans and
specifications. The engineer was
instructed to file a report on these
street improvements.
Ordinance No. 221 providing for
the improvement of east Maiu
street from the railroad to the city
limits was passed.
Ordinance No. 222 providing for
a lateral sewer iu block 1, I). G, WALKER EXONERATED
McFarland’s addition was passed.
FOR KILLING LANG
Ordinance No. 222 providing for
the paving o f Main street with
lvugeiie. July 2.— “ Not guilty"
hard surface paving from the river
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER. Dr. J. W . Harris, in his monthly bridge to the S. 1’ . railroad track was the verdict of the jury iu the
case o f the state of Oregon vs.
report as county health officer,
T u e s d a y s a n d F ridays.
gives out the information that one at the depot, passed its first aud William W. Walker, the Lane
T ilK I.KADKIt PU BL ISH IN G CO. (In c.)
man reports his nineteenth child second reading and will come up county pioneer, who was on trial
during the month of June, lie is for filial action at the next meet for the murder of Edward Lang
X -I A V K received two factory shipments of
C o n n er A D u B r it l l k ,
•
K d lto r n
on March 26 in the second degree.
only 47 years of age and his wife
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Shoes this week; ox-blood, tan and black,
iug o f the council.
The jury went to the box at 11
O f these IV children 16
Entered at the Cottage Grove postofflee as sec­ is 42.
for men, women and children aud are L O N G
Representatives o f the Contract o ’clock and returned with the ver­
ond-class matter.
are still living.— Kugeue (luard.
on shoes. W e bought ’em regular to sell regu­
“ Nineteen children during the ors Supply Co. ami the Beal Co. of dict at 1:4.5 o ’clock this afternoon.
SU HSC KI I T ION HATES
lar, direct from the factory and took our dis­
month of June" in one family is Portland, Iteittg present, addressed
The jurymen agreed not to tell
Weekly, one year, $1.50.
m onths .75 cents certainly a record that should
count, so we o>vn ’em cheaper than the fellow
the couucil in regard to a rock the number of ballots taken in the
SEM I-W E E KLY.
case but from the time it was out
One Year
$2.o0 please the strenuous Teddy.
tvl|o buys from a jobber, and there’s nothing
crusher
and
steam
and
gasolene
Six Months
I .(<0
and (lersisteut rumor not less than
Three Months
.75
taken out of the shoes for jobbers profit. 'There’ s
road rollers, suitable for the needs six were taken.
With gold and quicksilver mines,
no sale price on these shoes, they're not that
and requirements o f this city,
Considerable surprise was ex ­
sawmills,
timber camps, farming,
1909.
kind, but the price is fair. We guarantee ’em
F R ID A Y , JITI.Y 9,
which has acquired a stone quarry pressed among those who heard
stock and poultry raising and fruit
full vamp and all leather insoles, counters and
near town* The recorder was in­ the evidence that even that length
growiug all profitable dividend
of time was needed. Only in one
all. You know I'S. We are the people who
structed to have an ordinance pre­
place was there any serious con­
Long time now between holi­ paving propositions altout Cottage
“ SHOW Y O U .”
pared providing for the purchase tradiction in the evidence. That
days.
(.rove, why should she not keep
o f a rock crusher and steam, o was in the repeated statements of
Most grown up people are glad right on building new brick blocks, gasolene roller and the street com witnesses that Walker said “ I
grading and paving streets and
it comes only once a year.
mittee was instructed to secure in­ killed him because he abused my
growing and expanding in every
old mother,” and when upon the
formation, prices, etc. regarding
stand he himself related that the
Delightful weather since the an­ branch of business.
this machinery and report at the shot was au accident. However,
nual Fourth of July rain.
next meeting, and to purchase as the evidence of Walker’s mother
Good reports are coming from the
1'mbrellas and rubbers were Bohemia gold mines near this city such ail outfit within the next 60 showed that both men had a hold
of Ibe gun when the cartridge e x ­
more in demand Monday than
every week.
The many claims days.
ploded, no other verdict but otic
fireworks.
Councilman F.lledge was ap favorable to the defendant seemed
are daily showing l>etter prospects
pointed chairman o f the street possible.
Let them make the tariff on toy and the developed properties are
committee
to succeed Mr. Fischer,
Much was not drawn out In the;
drums and toot horns as high as beginning to turn out the precious
trial however. For instance, there j
who
has
moved
away.
they please.
metal. This mining camp will Ite
The Currin footbridge was or­ are those who heard l.aiig say be-
heard from by another year.
fore he died, that all the trouble
The flag is still there and so is
dered closed to travel by the mayor was his own fault, taking the
All Kinds of
most of the bunting, which looks
The celebration is over and the it being declared unsafe. The blame upon his own shoulders.
like Chinese emblems.
miners, lumber jacks and farmers street committee was instructed to
Floods In Missouri.
secure an estimate o f the cost of
Sir Thomas Lipton is said to be are all again pursuing the even
getting interested in airships. tenor of their way after having repairing or rebuilding this foot
St. Joseph, Mo., July 8.— Ksti-1
Water boats have been a distinct had a jollification together. They bridge and report at the next meet­ mates of the number of dead from I
disappointment to him.
the floods iu northwestern Missouri [
were all treated royally in Cottage ing-
The street commissioner was in­ varys today from 1.5 to 20. Eleven |
Grove and in return they treated
Many haymakers would be
structed to have the sidewalk on towns and cities are affected. The
obliged to Col. Hofer of the Salem Cottage Grove well.
the east side of north First street fate of the five men who were
Journal, if he would pray for rain
swept from a bridge at Chillicothe
A smart young grafter recently completed and the cost assessed to is not learned. The bridge was
a little earlier in the season here­
C H A S. M A T T H E W S. Proprietor.
worked off a lot o f “ sour d o ck " the abutting property.
after.
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carried out when a great wall of
roots upon Kugene residents for
The recorder was instructed to water, six feet high, swept down
Forest Grove will have a 15 acre Clemetis and Wistaria roots at 25 notify the Postal Telegraph and both forks of the Grand river and
public park. Cottage Grove set cents each and of course was able the Telephone Co., if they make joined at Utica, continuing after
that as one great flood. The
the pace for the other towns in its to get out o f the country before
any change or extension of their water spread out over the bottom
class. Parks are a necessity to a the tell tale sprouts came up. Buy
lines in the city limits, that their lands aud did great damage to
of home nurseries.
modern city.
plans be first submitted to the farms and crops in its path.
The Corvallis Times and Gazette council.
The water overwhelmed the
It was not only a sane, but an
The street committee was em­ railroad tracks, blocking traffic
orderly Fourthjof July, not an ac­ have consolidated and will issue a
The Standard High Grade Pence o f the
cident or any conduct to mar the daily and weekly uuder the hy­ powered to improve the north end absolutely and causing the death
World.
There is over 400 miles o f this
phenated
head.
It
is
a
good
move
of
several
people.
national birthday anniversary at
of railroad street by grading and
famous
wire
fence in Douglas county, Oregon.
not
only
for
the
papers
but
for
the
Cottage Grove.
business men and Benton county graveling it.
This is High Carbon Spring Wire which will
Died
in general.
The street commissioner was in­
keep its shape when properly stretched, Will
The slight damage to the hay
structed to notify the planing mill A W B R E Y — At his home in Gow-
carry
a full stock of wire at all times.
crop by the copious showers of the
If Mr. Taft can decide the
dvville, July 6, 1909,
Irwin
first of the week is more than com ­ question. What is whiskey? he company and the owners o f the
Awbrey, aged 68 years, 8 mouths
pensated by the great benefit to may tackle the unsolved problem, property lielweeu the mill and Mrs
pastures, gardens, berries and late What is a republican?— Portland Perkins’ residence on Main street
and 24 days.
sown grain cro]>s.
Deceased was bom in Chillicothe,
Journal. Or the equally perplex­ to build a sidewalk according to
AGENTS
Missouri, Oct.
12, 1840. He
ing question, What is a democrat?
the ordinance governing the same. joined Co. A , 22rd regiment of
Notwithstanding the unsettled
An ordinance was ordered drawn Missouri, in 1862 and was dis­
condition o f the lumber market It was hard to convince our many
that Cottage providing for the improvement of charged from the service of the
owing to the tariff tinkering the visitors Monday
J ^ R . K. C MAC Y
score and more of saw mills Grove is a strictly " d r y " town— at east First and east Second streets United States the 29tli day o f May
tributary to Cottage Grove are least so far as the weather was by grading and graveling the 186.5 at Washington, I). C. by
D EN TIST
W . T. K AYSER
reason of the expiration of his
nearly all busy, with orders ahead. concerned.
ir*t Class W ork. Over Hunk o f Cottage •
I'ir
same.
PROPRIETOR
term. He leaves to mourn their
Grove. Cottaae O.rove. Oregon.
C
J. T. Spray was instructed to sad loss a widow and four child­
All
Kinds
of Hauling and
W elco m e W o r d s t o W o m en
prepare and circulate a petition ren. Funeral services were con­
Heavy
Dray W o rk
Women who suffer with disorders peculiar to their
providing for a 12-inch server ducted at the 1. OTO. I-', ceme­
Notice of Final Settlement.
•ex should write to Dr. Fierce and receive free the
tery
Thursday
by
Rev.
W
.
A.
•dvice of a physician o f over 40 years’ experience
across the block back of his place
.Notice is hereby given that the under- Moving Pianos a Specialty
Elkins, assisted by Rev. Gardner
— a skilled and successful specialist in the diseases
o f business to connect with the and members of the local G. A. dersigned, executor o f the estate of
of women. Kvery letter of this sort has the most
With Special Equipment
careful consideration and is regarded as sacredly
main sewer on Third street iu or­ R. post, the latter acting as pall Stephen Harris, deceased, lias filetl in
confidential. Many sensitively modest women write
the County Court o f I „m e County, O re­
der to drain the ravine in that liearers.
O F F IC E
folly to D r . Pierce what they would shrink from
gon, her final account as such executor,
telling to their local physician. The local physician
vicinity during the rainy season,
at J. V. 1 hornton’s Confectionery.
Carl Bowen died at the home of o f said estate, anti that Saturday, th
is pretty sure to say that he cannot do anything
and report at next meeting. The bis sister, Mrs. Jas. Miller iu this 21th day o f July, 1909, at on e o ’clock p
P IIO N R
without "a n examination.** Dr. Pierce holds that
IP & . city engineer was instructed to act city
these distasteful examinations are generally need­
this morning. Mrs. Scott 111 . o f said tiny, has 1>een fixed by said Office, 1426
Resilience, .593
less, and that no woman, except in rare cases, should submit to them.
Chrismaii is also a sister of de­ Court as the tim e for hearing any ob jec­
in conjunction with Mr. Spray.
D r. P ierce's treatment will cure you right in the prvrecy o f
ceased. Funeral Saturday at 10 tions to saitl rei»ort and the settlement
The usual expense bills were
your ow n hom e. His " Favorite Prescription** has cured
o ’clock
at Masonic cemetery. thereof.
bond red* of thousands, som e o f them the w orst of
read and ordered paid including a Obituary next week.
1.11,1,IK A . CR O W , E xecutor.
Vt is the only medicine of its kind that is the product of a regularly graduated
payment of $2689.90 to II. Venske
A. II. K in g , Attorney.
Spine Specialist
physician. The only one good enough that its makers dare to print its every
for street improvement work and
...A N D ....
ingredient on its outside wrapper. 'I here’ s no secrecy. It will bear examina­
Booster F. G. Conley of the
tion. N o alcohol and no hahit-forming drug* are found in it. Some unscrup­
II. C. Hart $474.5.5 for sewer Commercial Club, spent a day out
Free— A pair of stockings with
Natural Header
ulous medicine dealers mav offer you a substitute. Don’ t take it. Don’ t trifle
w ork.
on the Coast Fork this week look ­ every pair o f children’s oxfords Special Attention to Nervous an.l
h^ith your health. W rite to W orld's Dispensary Medical Association, Dr. R.
Adjourned to meet Saturday ing over a coal prospect, which is liought Friday and Saturday at C hronic Diseases hy Natural Methoils.
V . Pierce, President, Buffalo, N . Y ., take the advice received and be well.
evening July 10th.
of good promise.
Lurch».
Pfcon. 1505
O ffice On W m t S id .
SIMERAL& VANDENBERG
Griffin=Vealch Co.
Everything in Hardw are
G u ns and Am m unition
BURKH0LDER=W00DS CO.
BURKHOLDER-WOODS CO.
COTTAGE GROVE
FLOUR
MILLS
M ill F e e d
G ra tin
a n d H ay
THE PAGE WOVEN W IRE FENCE.
S P R A Y -W Y N N E C O M P A N Y
Cottale Grove Dray Co.
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DR. H. A. FOSTER
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