Cottage Grove leader., July 20, 1909, Image 2

ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
CATSUP OR C L A R E T
Wedding Bella,
Miss Sue Burt of Y oucalla
A happy w edding w as solemn
speinJing a few d ay s w ith frien«jzed W ednesday evening Ju n e .10,
in this y ty .
aj (lie home of Mr. an d Mrs. J.
Ladies w ash u n d ersk irts v a lu e \y . flick s, in Willow Springs pre-
at #1.50 fo r'A S ceu ts F riday ancin c, when tb eir daughter. Miss
S atu rd ay at L u rc h * .
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h lsie H icks, becam e the brute of
Chas. M cKee aged about l Mr Marioll p . y o u n g . Rev. K.
years was drowned w hile s w iu ,,
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ing in th e river n ear Ju n ctio n C it,,S ,c k # f o M e ’ P**»or of lh e lir s t
Saturday."
C hristian ch u rch of this city i>er-
G e n u in e
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.
T h e first w heat of the season a foruied lhe c*rem ou>r
,Ue |,res‘
rived in P ortland last week froience of a few close persoual
eastern W ashington. T he gold« friends of th e happy couple. Mr.
I stream is started.
Ballard Kelly acted as liest m an
S pray with com mon road dutnud Miss E v a Young, a sister of
¡and smother the cherry tree slu fth e Krooul, acted as bridesm aid,
is ‘he advice to fruit grow ers give After tbe cereuioliy all elegant
by Secretary II. M. W illiam son, c
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the S tate Board of H orticulture, lu n c h wan served in the «lining
Its all tlie sam e to our side-boards. They know no fa ­
vorites and m ake their l»ow strictly on their merits. We b e­
lieve we are show ing the handsom est line of buffets in Cottage
(Trove. Von m ust surely call and see them.
SIMERAL & VANDENBURG
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER.
Appeal to the Colonel.
T v j « * 4 * y s &>x4 F r i d a y * .
O, Ilofer, Col. Ilofer,
You who for rain did pray,
Co.NNF.R A D r l i l i l ll.i.K ,
Kdltorn I'lease order us some sunshine
Upon our picnic day.
Knt»»ml at the Cottage Grove pnstnmce as %+c-
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T h a t F rancis J- llen ey has had
it pretty good pull on the Unite«!
{states treasury is evident from an
O regonian dispatch of Sunday
w hich relates that in receipting
“ in full paym ent for servicesiu the
cases of Hyde-Benson and Binger
H e rm a n n ,” when Mr. lleney re-
receive<l $8,000, he afterw ard re
ceived $10,00«! at one tim e and
$ 5,000 at another, for w hich he re-
ceipteil ‘'on account of services iti
th e Ifyde-Bettson and llinger-
lle rm an n cases" neither of which
lias he prosecuted.
It is also
idiowu th at between Dec. 2, 1005
n ud J u n e .10, l*inr>, Mr. lle n e y re­
ceived #27,500 for services ren­
dered the governm ent in the land
fra u d prosecutions. T herefore Con­
gressm an Chas. Taw ney m aintains
th a t llen ey has not only been over­
p aid , b u t improperly paid and has
dem anded a congressional investi­
gation of the m atter.
You knocked o u r celebration,
And likewise spoileil the hay,
So oriler some sunshine
Upon our picnic day.
You never will be governor,
T h a t’s w hat our people say,
Unless you send the sunshine
T o us on picnic d ay .— Fix.
Mrs. G ilbert O. Brown of Lak«room '
view and W. I I . A sh craft of Ash 1 llose Present were (>. $. Black-
| land, were guests of A ttorney anrford and fam ily, W m . Leathers
Mrs. W . C. Counter, th e latter Iteatul family, of Willow Springs
ing a brother-in-law of A ttorney>reci„c| i Miss Mae N ealou and
Counter.
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N ealon of T able Rock,
Mrs. Dave Sm ith an d babies of >ev alltj Mrs. Sickafoose of Cen-
Kiugston, Idaho an d Mrs. | . R. , n . .
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Skeels and baby, of M organ H ill, l*1 1
a,,d
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C al., both d au g h ters of Mr. a n d ! ' lie groom of C ottage ( .rove.
Mrs. F ran k W ilson of Doreua, Tbe happy couple sta rt in life
Oregon, were recent guests of Mr. ’th bright prospects am i th e liest
anil Mrs. Chas. Seam .
! vs\es of a host of friends. T hey
Mrs. Fred G. C onley an d little ! ill k-esiile at W illow S prings
d au g h ter M argaret, arrived at »W *l|lew, Mr. Ymnlff has a fme farltI.
place S unday even in g to reside,
—C entral Point H erald.
am i are cKCiipying th e cottage of
Mrs. Price on F o u rth street. Mi)
Has Brought Suit for Divorce.
Conley h as lieen em ployed as mai»
ager of the Com m ercial C lub an]
prom otion work here for a vear an,
Mrs. C airie (). Dean h as com-
has his work well in han d .
'finenced suit for a divorce from her
W illard M artin an d tw o daugli! h usband. A rth u r K. D ean,
in
ters of Silver Lake, who h av e lieei w hich she charges him
with
guests of Mr. M artin 's ag«?|
m other an d b rother N attie, at th if ad u ltrv with one Mrs. M arshall in
place, will leave W ednesday fa| their own home." T h e papers were
Seattle to attend th e expositimj! served on the defendant, who was
and visit with two brothers cl
brought back from Los A ngeles by
M artin at th a t place.
Sheriff Boivn S atu rd ay m orning,
H. H . \ V eatch, th e h ard 'd
'« ar
arj| almost liefore he got in to the court
a *’' e 1° get down *owiil|louse
Besides an absolute <li-
I hursday, th e first tim e since heV «voice, she
« asks
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the court to g ran t
contracted the m easles som e tim e,,
her the sum of #5,150, being one
ago. H enry d o n 't often h a u l dow n]11 . . .
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his colors for any of them , but t h ? W * o f the purchase price paid by
measles h ad him all b u t down andLnkox G ebauer for their farm near
out.
j| Vt\ltervilte, w hich she claim s is
Misses Kthel
S tratford ami rivjitfully h ers. She ask s for #.klO
G race S h au b of Creswell spent: suil money am i separate m aiute-
Sunday in C o ttag e G rove being n a r e during the pem lency of the
the guests o f Misses Roxie and. uit. There are four m inor chil-
M ildred Priiigle. T h ey returned,
home on the north b o u n d Cottage- veil ran g in g in age from six to
G rove local. T h e y were accom f liueteen years.— F.ugene Register.
panied by the Misyes Roxie an d .'
W 0. W. Attention.
Mildred P ringle, the latter re \
turned hom e on ttye 10:15 Cottagij
G rove local.
|| y ou are requested to be present
T h e m any frie n d s of F. II. H all ¡at th e n ex t cam p session, Ju ly
are pleased to greet him on the!_>,trd, 1900, to assist in m a k in g the
streets ag ain aP.er a long confine- ,,ecessary arrangem ents for the
m ent at Im m e with a broken leg,
tJl|_ of , be H ead Consul and
the result o f th e recent O. & S. I'..
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railroad w reck . W hile Mr. H a lt other head cam p «officers with ..so n
is only abk» to get about in a roll- A ugust 7th,
By order o f tue
ing ch a ir, Tt is a source of consul! C am p.
C. II. V a n D knbkro ,
erab le sa tisfa c tio n to get out a n a
Clerk,
greet h is m an y friends about X ovnj*
“ It was Rob T aylor of T ennes­
see, who said: “ l would rather
fill my purse with money an d keep
its gates ajar to nty happy girls
while they yet linger under my
roof th an to clutch with a misers
hand until all the h arp strings of
youth are broken and its music
fled. 1 would rath er spend my
last nickel for a bag ol m arbles
to gladden the hearts of my b are­
foot boys than to deny
them
childish pleasures and leave them
a bag of gold to quarrel over when
I am dead. I abhor the pitiless
haw k that circles in the air only to
swoop down and strangle the song
of the linnet or bury its talons in
the heart of th e dove. I despise
the soulless m an whose greed for
gold impels him to strangle the
song and lau g h ter of his fam ily .” I again.
Some people hold up their bauds
W h ite Roy F rohm ader w asT iu
in holy horror when some hard- lo a d in g some garden vegetal#«
up individual raffles off a bicyg)%, from a single buggy in front o
T hrough some error in preparing
but do not hesitate to p ltin jet pell M etcalf & Brunei’s store th is m o m
County seat clippings from the liu-
mell into the governm ent lan d ing. Mr. W oodard’s autom obib
gene papers for the last issue of
lottery.
cautf? dash in g across the bridge
th e I.eader the article on the work
c a u s in g the horse to run away.
of Cottage ('.roves swift pitcher,
Killed a Bear at Wildwood.
H e was stoppeil at Burklinldel-
H aker, was credited to the Register
Mr. J. J. K reiger an d Ralph W o tsls store and no d am ag e re
yvlien it should have lieeu credited
K irk, two of th e crack shots of
to tii'S. liugeue ('.uard. We regret W ildwood, h ad th e pleasure of soltl -d except the loss of a feti
th is error,'*.?!'d will endeavor to see m eeting a larg e bear n ear t h e sp u < Is.
W ildwood mill w hich they soo»
( 'lia s . Sears presented (lie L eads-
th a t it does noi occur again.
m ade way w ith. Mr. K reigei j w itlr tivo lxm ghs of Royal A m
T he Cottage d ro v e "i-eader lends stayed w ith th e gam e, w hile Ralph c h e m es S atu rd ay grown on hh
its endorsem ent to forinatioifA ÌJhe cam e out to the mill an d spread fo o th ill farm that w ould have con»
. the news. T h e dav being w arm
proposed Siuslaw county out obftnt;] him in som ew hat of a h urry, p ared favorably with those on ili*
•western portions of
l.ane and he was perspiring freely when he play an the recent Salem ch errj
D ouglas, and la y s that it will not rushed in saVtMg “ we killed a fair.
Mr. Sears has a bumper
interfere with Nesm ith co u n ty 's b e a r.” Several stro n g men were fru it crc>p this vear as usual au4
plans, since what slight «liffereuces induced to help bring the gam e th e #am£. m ay l>e said of his grai*
home. Later in th e evening they
m ight exist as to the liouudaries
returned, Mr. P lu ard leading the an d b a\- crop. T here is little
ca n be adjusted.— liugene Register. procession ca rry in g th e hide, Mr. difference in the productiveness of
Saundes, Maier, R alph and Jake
T here is a post office in N e­ briugiug up the rear loaded with the u allev anil foothill soil, but
b ra sk a nam ed Tonic, but it is not hear. They h av e been looking frosts a re lig lite r an d less frequent
believed the (lostuiaster took the for bear liehind every tree siuce. in th e hills.
office for his health.
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J . W . K.
Mrri! N in a D w phrey, of Astoria,
a rriv e d at th is place last Friday to
enjoy ai tw o w eek’s visit with he
parent?) Mr. an d Mrs. Jas. O stran­
D o y o u feel all tire d o u t ? D o y ou s o m etim es
der. SlnR says we do not h alf ap-
th in k y o u ju at c a n ’t w o rk a w a y a t y o u r p ro fe s­
p ec in » o u .r green fields, meadow«
sio n o r tra d e an y lo n g e r ? D o y ou h a v e a p o o r ape-
tite , an d (ay a w a k a a t night* un a b le to s le e p ? A re
a n d orchar, ds, and the
valley
y o u r n erv e* all g o n e, an d y o u r s to m a c h to o ? H a s a m ­
stretch in g cm, t before us, which she
b itio n to forge ah ead in th e w o rld left y o u ? If to , you
m ig h t as w ell p u t a s to p to y o u r m is e ry . Y o u c an d o it if
says looks » ery inviting to her
you w ill.
D r. P ie rc e 's (» o ld en M ed ic a l D isc o v e ry w ill
after five y ea rs. resi«lence at A stor*a ,
m a k e you • d ifferen t in d iv id u a l. I t w ill s e t y o u r la z y liv e r
to w o rk .
It w ill s e t th in g s rig h t in y o u r s to m a c h , and
a
gooili liv ely city, b u t with c.nly
I y o u r a p p e tite w ill co m e b a c k . It w ill p u rify y o u r blood.
If th e re is an y te n d e n cy in y o u r fa m ily to w a rd c o n su m p tio n ,
the broad «xgaa
of th e old
it w ill k eep th a t d read d e s tr o y e r a w a y . E v e n a fte r co n ­
Colum bia ■■ far* • of it a n d the fir
s u m p tio n has a lm o st gained a fo o th o ld in th e fo rm of n
lin g e rin g c o u g h , b ro n c h itis , o r b leed in g a t th a lungs, it w ill b rin g a b o u t n
clad m oiintaaia itr *l,e rear, scenery
c u ra in 9H p e r c e n t, of ell c ase s. It is a rem ed y p re p a re d by D r. R . V . P ie rc e ,
¡th at is inclined tt* grow mrtuotoii-
of B uffalo, N . Y., w h o se Wwr# If givtm f r e t to a ll w h o w ish to w r ite him. I lia
g re a t su c c e ss has c o m e fro m h it w id e e x p e rie n c e an d v a rie d p ra c tic e .
ous. Mr. IriimpHwi ey is at San
D o n 't b e w h e ed le d by a p e n n y -g ra b b in g d e a le r in to ta k in g in fe rio r s u b sti­
F rancisco looking a. fter business
tu te s fo r D r. P ie r c e 's m e d ic in es, re c o m m e n d e d to b e " j u s t a t good.
D r.
P ie r c e ’s m e d ic in e s a re o f in o w n c o m p o s it io n . T h e ir e v e ry in g re d ie n t p rin te d
m atters b ut w ilF stop a ff at «"ottage
o n th e ir w ra p p e rs .
M ad e fro m ro o ts w ith o u t a lc o h o l. C o n ta in n o h a b it-
G rove on Ins retnrw trip hom e an d
fo rm in g d ru g s . W o r ld ’s D is p e n s a ry M ed ical A ss o c ia tio n , B uffalo, N . Y .
join his wife here;
Do Vou Feel This Way?
E v e r y t h in g -
k
O t it is
and
and
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ta b le s
for your inspection.
We are fortunate in having m ade
some ex cep tio n ally goo«l buys for
fall an d yoif will be pleased with
th e s e l^ c tio n s^ n d price.
“ th e
best Liglite«l
P o rtlan d an d
/b *
to
Come to
store between
F risco ” w here you
can S F K w hat you buy.
n s
BURKH 0 » W 00 DS CO.
COTTAGE GROVE
A ll Kinds of
FLOUR
MILLS
Mill Feed
G racili
and Hay
C H A S . M A T T H E W S . Proprietor.
THE PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE
The Standard High Grade Fence of the
World.
There is over 400 miles of this
famous wire fence in Douglas comity, Oregon.
This is High CaYhon Spring Wire which will
keep its shape when properly stretched. Will
„carry a full stock of wire a t all times.
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SP IvA Y -W Y N N E C O M P A N Y
Farmers Try Smith,
AGENTS
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<p First Class Work. Over Bank fit Cottage m
G rove. C o lla te ? « ¡r a w . O f**™ ».
Notice of Final SeUlement.
N otice is hereby g iv e tf t h a t th e ntitler-
dersigne»!, e x e c u to r of
t h e ^ si.ite of
, S tep h en H arris, d e c e a s e d , h a s
in
th e C o u n ty C o u rt of l . a n e C o u n ty , O rr-
I foo , h er final account ns in ch ex een to r,
. o f said estate, a n d th a t S a tu rd a y , til
j 24 th d ay o f J u ly ,
a t >»ie o ’clo ck p
n i. of said day, lias been fix ed b y sa id
C o u rt as th e tim e fo r b e a r - in ^ a tty o b jec­
tio n s to said re|»ort an d a h r s e ttle m e n t
th ereo f.
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K II.I.IK a . CRJDW« E x ecu to r.
A. H.
Frank L. Smith Meat Co.
P o rtlan d . Oregon
A m m u n it io n
are beiir*» placed upon th e shelves
A good team , harness and
w agon for sate, all in first class
condition. In«|uire at th is office.
“ F ig h tin g the Beef T ru s t"
h ard w are
In all d e p a rtm e n ts are arriv in g and
Team Outfit For Sale.
Sm ith will pay 8% c**nts fOI»
good young veal u p tc , p ;o
pounds.
Sm ith wilt pay 10 ) ^ ' cents
for dressed pork thru*, is sweet,
young and fa t. /v n y size.
S m ith ca n use 1nrge veal of
any s r ze an d will p ay w hat it
is W orth.
Sm ith w au ts Spring c h ic k ­
ens and will pay from H>
cents to 18 cents for them .
S m ith wilt pay 14 cen ts for
hens.
Siilitli will pay 25 cents for
goo<l fresh eggs.
S h ip alt o f your produce to
Sm ith direct and you will get
your ch eck by m ail at once.
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Our F a l l , Goods
M arriage licenses were issued
S a tu rd a y to l.inley P. Bennett, an
electrician of P ortland, an d Miss
Leta T . S anford of C ottage Grove;
C harles II. W atts, of liu g eu e and
Miss Bessie M. Brund of Florence-;,
also to Jefferson L. Ray and Miss
M innie li. Cole, both of Iuigene.
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Griffin=Veatch Co.
Marriage Licenses Issued.
W hen a m an <|uits sm oking and
liegins again, lie feels m ighty
sheepish.
F a v o r it e
K in o ,
Attorney.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
Best W ashington C edar shingles
— free of sap, worm holes and
knots, constantly on ban d . Prices
to suit the tim es. Inquire of
O r r in R o b in so n , Cottage Grove.
No m iddle m ail's profit or job­
bers commission to pay when you
buy a high grade piano from
Marion V eatch, for he bu y s an d
•h ip s alt his stock direct from the
factory. Moral, b u y at home and
save m oney.
5tf
dr . h . a . foster
Spine Specialist
....AND....
Natura .1 H ealer
Free— A pair of stjockin.gs with S pecial A tte n tio n to N erv o u s .mil
every p air of ch ild r m s o x fo rd s C h ro n ic D iseases by N atu ral M ethods.
. ¡b o u g h t Friday and .Saturday at P h a n * ISOS
O f f l r a On W es« S id e
J I Lurchs.
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