WOODMAN PICNIC
GREAT - - - SUCCESS
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The Best Year=Round Floor Covering
Is a good Japanese or
Chinese Matting. Every
one knows the conifort of
a good matting on the
floor in the hot season.
Many know how good a
covering it makes during
the cold mouths.
( CON CLUDED FROM PA OE O N E )
the Woodmen and their friends:
jfel1
LIST
A Matting in Winter
HfefS
Is simply covered with
rugs. Nothing looks nicer
on a Matting covered floor
and nothing is warmer or more home-like. Cleaner than
carpet, durable and easy to take care of. Our Matting is the
best Oriental products.
SIMERAL& VANDENBURG
C OTT AGE GR OVE L E A D E R . L A N E C O UN T Y HAS
T v je s d tk y s svr\d
TH K
I .K A D K K
F rid a y s .
P U B L IS H IN G
C o n n e r A D u B r it il l r ,
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F I N E S T PAINT M I N E
E d ito rs
OF
SPORTS
AND
W IN N E R S.
Sawing Contest— Won by Ribble
and Rone, time 40 seconds: second,
Cox and Sears, time 42 seconds.
Pillow Fight— First, Jess Lewis,
of Cottage Grove; second, Neigh
bor Hand, of Oakland.
Tug of War— Cottage Grove vs.
Oakland, won by Cottage Grove
team; Couner, Sharp,
Ernest,
Rowe, Vaughn, Churchill.
Nail Driving Contest for Ladies
— First, Mrs. Spear; second, Mrs.
Hubbard.
Race for Girls under IS Years—
First, May Armstrong; secoud,
Grace Crabtree.
Race for Boys under IS Years—
First, Dan Woods; second, Harry
Fulmer.
Race for Young I,allies— First,
Miss Susie Skidmore; secoud, Miss
Mable Rosenberg.
Race for Men— First,
Orvil
Spear: second, Jess Lewis.
Race for Woodmen--First, Hand,
of ( lakland Camp: second, Church
ill, of Cottage Grove Camp.
Chopping Contest— First Smith,
of
Oakland:
Neighbor Cox,
second.
A small cash prize was awarded
in each contest.
This closed the exercises at the
park.
W. A. HEMENWAY'S
$20,000 STOCK OF GOODS
Corner Fifth and Main Streets, Cottage
Grove, Oregon, to be sold at once
skt
REGARDLESS OF C O ST
Absolutely every garment and article
in this Large, New, and Up-to-Date
Stock of Dry Goods, Ladies’ and
Men’s Furnishings,Notions and Shoes
must be sold. Sale starts
Aug. 11, Wednesday, Aug. 11
At 9 o’clock, A. M.
I). II. Weyant, manager of the
o n d -c la s s m a tte r .
Oregon Sienna I’a int company, is
here today and has completed a r
• O M U ttim O H K A T E S
O ne Y ear
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•
tl.S O
S i x M o n th s
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7.S rangements for the establishment
.
no
T h re e M o n th s
on January 1 of a paint factory at
Burlington, the terminus of the
E V E N IN G .
1909.
T U E S D A Y , A U G U S T 10,
United Railway. The company is
At 7:.10 the degree teams of the
at present operating its paint mine local and visiting camps and all
City Water Supply to be In c re a se d . near Walker station, Lane county, Woodmen present formed in a
Oregon, near Eugene, where it line of March in front of W. O. W.
owns
62 acres of mineral paint hall and headed by the band
A mass meeting was held at the
Masonic Hall Friday eveuing for laud the deposits on which have marched on the Main streets, the
the the purpose of discussing the a depth of SO feet, from which 42 head officers bringing up the rear
city water problem, the present different natural colors are pro in a carriage. The return march
supply being somewhat
scant duced. The formation from which on Main street was made dazzling
through the mouths of August and the paint is produced is on a min by the burning of red fire and a
September when such a demand is eral oil base, and is said to re brilliant display of Roman candles
made for water for irrigation pur quire no shipment from this coun with which the Woodmen were
poses. The meeting was called to try to foreign lauds for further supplied. The big event closed,
On account of the with the initiation of a large class
order by Mayor Job and Hon. R. treatment.
M. Veatch was selected for chair limited capacity of the factory in of new members and a splendid
man and II. O. Thompson for Lane county, coupled with the in banquet. There were manv visit
secretary. A number of promi creased demand for the product, it ing Woodmen, the largest number
nent citizens engaged in the dis has been deemed advisable to en being from Drain and Oakland,
Betrayed By a Moving Picture
cussion, including K. M. Veatch. large the plant here by the erection the degree team from the latter
I)r. Job, Dr. Woods, A. B. Wood, of one at Burlington having a ca place attending in a body and it
H. O. Thompson, Mr. Kem and pacity of 20 barrels a day, and was a most lively and gentlemanly
A Seattle woman last spring told
others all of whom favored bring giving employment to a large crowd, out for a good time, which her husband she was going to
ing in the waters of Lang Creek, force. The plant will be located they were certainly given by Abe Spokane to visit with relatives.
a clear, pure, told stream, wholly on Burlington harbor and have a local camp. It was the biggest Instead, she joined a gentleman
within the Cascade forest reserve deep water frontage of sufficient fraternal day in the history of friend and went to San Francisco
about 1 1 miles east of this city, depth to permit the shipment of secret societies of Southwestern to see the big fleet while anchored
providing the cost would not be in the product direct from the factory Oregon. The Leader heartily con there. The husband was none the
adequate to the city’s financial by sea to all parts of the globe. gratulates Bohemia camp upon the wis-er until recently when attend
resources. As temporary relief it The promoters of the enterprise success of the occasion.
ing a moving picture show with
is proposed to install a small pump claim Oregon is the only place in
his wife at Seattle, revealing the
ing plant at the Knox Spring, one the world where so many different
The steel frame building period lauding of the jackies at San
mile east of town or sink a large colors of this variety of soil are seems to have arrived at Cottage Francisco, the truant wife and her
well and pump water from it into found, and that the paint thus Grove, the great steel stringers and paramour, were plainly recognized
the reservoirs during the months of manufactured has no peer in its posts for the front of the C. C. iti the foreground of the moving
August and September. In con peculiar qualities. In addition to Woodward building having been picture.
The woman tearfully
clusion the city council was in the establishment of the factory, put into position late last week confessed and the husband is now
structed to employ a competent Mr. Weyant has negotiated for a around which the white and red
suing for a divorce. With the
engineer to ascertain the cost of suitable lot at Burlington upon pressed brick are now being laid.
moving picture and post card
which
to
erect
a
commodious
resi
bringing water from Lang creek to
This building will be 80x90 feet, artists abroad in the laud our
this city and in the meantime to dence for his own use.— Telegram. two-story with basement, and sup
troubles are many and our pleas
This paint mine or deposit, while plied with a steam heating plant.
investigate the Knox spring and a
ures are few.
“
near
Eugene”
is
much
nearer
well proposition with a view of in
Iti the great shoot on the Clacka
stalling a small pumping plant to Cottage ('.rove, being only four
put into operation at the earliest miles north of this city and it mas range between the different
promises to ltecome a very profita companies of the Oregon National
possible date.
ble resource and an important in Guard, Co. E of Cottage ( ’.rove
Large growers of local stocks,
won the championship.
It
is
It is all right to advise boys to dustry.
suppliers of commercial plantings,
claimed
that
the
scores
made
e
x
stick to the farm, but when all the
clean, vigorous and true trees.
The story from Portland to the ceed all former records. While Heavy on apples, in Newton,
girls are away attending college
effect that the ( Iregon Electric is to Cottage Grove heads the list F.u Spilzeuburg, etc. In pears, Bart
sticking to the farm is no dream.
extend its line to lvugene and on gene is at the foot of the class.— lett, Aujou, Cornice, Boscceto. In
cherries, R. Anne, Lambert, Bing,
Brooding over failures doesn't into southern Oregon sounds good Junction Times.
etc. In prunes, Italian, etc. Small
1 ■ ■■
hatch out any successes.
to Cottage Grove people.
Don’t miss
The Cudahy 1 k > v kiduapiied by fruits, bushes, etc.
it, but be sure, get our prices, it
Pat Crowe some years ago, has will pay you. Send list of wants.
been kidnapped again. This time Stocks carefully
grown
and
by a young lady—the weddiu » shipped. Catalogue free.
Nine-tenths of all the sickness of women is due to some derangement or dia«
occurred last week.
ease of the organs distinctly feminine. Such sickness can be cured—ja cured
E n te re d a t th e C o tta g e G ro v e
p o s to lllc e a s
sec
ae
This is an opportunity for you to
save from 2 0 to 5 0 per cent on
ever purchase for your immediate
and future wants. You cannot afford
to miss a chance like this to buy
choice goods at such Low Prices.
Come Early and Secure First Choice
W. H. A B R A M S , R_eceiver
Fixtures for Sale.
Carlton Nursery Co.
Fads for Weak Women
Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
It a c t. directly on the o r f .n . effected end ie et the »eme time > general restore-
five tonic for the whole ay«tem. It cures female compleint right in the privacy
iing, examinations and
ana
of home. It mekea unnecessary the disagreeable questioning,
local treatm ent ao universally inaiated upon by doctor*, and so
to abhorrent to
every modest woman.
We shell not particularise hare aa to the symptoms of
those peculiar affections incident to women, hut those
wenting full informetion aa to their symptoms and
menna of positive cure are referred to the People’s Com
mon Sense Medical Adviser—I00R pages, newly revised
nod up-to-date Edition, tent free on receipt of 21
cent stamps to cover cost ol mailing snly; o r, in cloth
binding lo r 31 stamps.
Address Dr. R . V . Pierce. Hufelo. N . Y .
COTTAGE GROVE
FLOUR
MILLS
All Kinds of
Mill Feed
G rain
and Hay
C H A S . M A T T H E W S . P rop rietor.
THE PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE
The Standard High Grade Fence of the
World.
There is over 4 0 0 miles of this
famous wire fence in Douglas county, Oregon.
This is High Carbon Spring Wire which will
kecj) its shape when properly stretched. Will
carry a full stock of wire a t all times.
S P R A Y -W Y N N E C O M P A N Y
AGENTS
C A R LT O N , OREGON
•very day by
It M akes Weak Women Strong.
Slek Women Well.
Building for Rent.
It is claimed some of the Row
river valley oat fields east of Cot
tage Grove will yield 80 to 100
bushels per acre this season.
Dressmaking.
Mrs. Sanford desires to announce j
that she is again prepared to do all j
kinds o f dressmaking atid solicits |
It is said the Natron-Klamath
the patronage of both old and new
Falls railroad will lie completed in customers. Call at her residence
“ T H E SCHOOL O F Q U A L IT Y ”
I two years.
oil Locust street or Phone 277. Tenth and M orriton, Portland, Oregon 3 3 A . P . A rm strong, L L .B ., Principal
Old in y ears, new in methods, admittedly the high-standard
Ladies tailored suits a specialty.
commercial school o f the Northwest. Open all the year. More
Conductor A1 Veatch spent Suu-
calls for help than we can meet— position certain. Class and
j day in this city the guest of his
For Sale.— A good- bakery busi
aged parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. C. ness, including range and
all individual instruction. Bookkeeping from written forms and by
Veatch and other members of . the necessary utensils. Apply to this office practice. Shorthand that excels in every respect. Special
penmanship d ep artm en t.^ W rite for illu strated catalogue.
' family.
office.