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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1909)
JOSEPH FURAY DRAWS COME INTO THE GARDEN Spokaue, August 12.— The great est of the three famous Indian laud drawings began shortly after 9:30 o'clock this uioruiug in the big wire cage that has been erected just a few rods from the shore at Couer d’Alene. Idaho. Six thou sand numbers are being drawn to day to decide who shall have a chance to procure one of the 2,500 land claims on the Flathead Indian reserve in northwestern Montana. Today 1500 names are to be chosen, ! and Friday and Saturday will com plete this part of the work. Two ! thousand names were drawn for the Flathead Indian reservation, [Joseph Furay, of Warsaw, In diana, being the first picked out in the thousands of applications. Furay is 33 years of age, and weighs 200 pounds. After the first name was drawn the proceedings were perfunctory. But Maud likes the Parlor best and so will you if you dress’your reception room with a few o f rts those elegant center tables and stands. Carried in stock b y A SSIG N EE SALE FLATHEAD CLAIM NO, 1 SIMERAL & VANDENBHRG W . A. H E M E N W A Y 'S $20,000 STOCK OF GOODS Corner Fifth and Main Streets, Cottage Grove, Oregon, to be sold at once o e Grove Women Are Finding Relief at Last. Cottage Grove is becoming quite a convention town. I.ast week it T u a s l e t y s a.rvd F r i d a y s . entertained the Woodmen in a TH K LKADKK PU BLISH IN G CO. (In c.) royal manner and in Septeinlier the C on n er D r liit i i i . i . k , - P ill to r n big Methodist conference will be held here, which will be attended Unteren at the Cottage Grove postomce as sec by over 150 ministers and more ond-class matter. than that many laymen of the SU BSC RIPTIO N KATKS from all parts of the state, One Year . . . . 1.50 church Six Months 75 and they must gf> home with noth Three Months ing but praises for Cottage Grove. Their impressions of Cottage Grove T U E S D A Y , A U G U ST U , 190*). and its people will have much to do with the success or failure of Never buy ’till you try—-Cottage the Nesmith county movement. Grove. The average hunter, year in and Anywhere around Cottage Grove year out, can shoot at deer aud will do. miss many of them, but so sure as he takes a shot at a human in mis The 1>est beats all, we have it at take for a deer, he never fails to Cottage Grove. get him, very truly remarks the Be not a knocker, but a Cottage Register. Grove booster. Get ready for the Cottage Grove The i>osters and The noise you hear is Cottage District Fair. premium list will be issued soon. Grove gtdwing_________ COTTAGE GROVE LEADER. $ 'A great country with Cottage ' Grove in the middle. To Business Men of Cottage Grove At the recent meeting of the l’nvement, cement sidewalk and head camp officers of the W. O. W neat lawns are great boosters for a at this place it was a very uotica- town. ble fact that nearly all of the busi ness men of the city felt an inter Only about four weeks until the est in the event as was demonstrat big serotid annual'fair. Time to ed by the way so many of the bu get busy. siness places were decorated, and Ella Wheeler Wilcox is deliver I dusire to extend to the citizens ing “ Lectures to Husbands.” Mr. the thanks of myself aud associate Wilcox has a season ticket. officers for the interest manifested. Also to Bohemia Camp members It has never been decided which for the loyal support aud good time is the greater risk—to trust those shown to us. Yours truly, you know, or those you do not. I. I. B o a k , Head Consul. Before marriage a young man sometimes gives his sweetheart a lock of his hair, but after marriage she helps herself. Clatskanie has takeu a step for ward by ordering the cows off the streets. This is one of the first steps iu the progress of a city, and there are even people who oppose that.— Ex. The three No, I ’s of the big laud lottery will receive $75,000 apiece fyr their land when the title is secured, from J . J . Hill, the rail road king, which adds to the lot tery effect. Mr. Hill can afford to give the price when the amount he receives for railroad fare is con sidered . I t does seem Mint women lin y e Uluru th an a fair sh are of th e aches and pains d ial afflict h um anity ; they m ust ‘keep u p ," m ust atten d to du ties in sp ite of con stan tly ach in g hacks, or headaches, dizzy spells, hearing-dow n pains; they m ust stoop over, when to stoop m eans torture. T h ey m ust walk and bend and work w ith rack in g pains nnd m any aches from kid ney ills. K id n ey s cause more suffering th an any oth er organ of the body. K eep th e k id n ey s welt and h ealth is easily m aintained. Read of a remedy for kid ney s on ly th at h elps amt cures th e kid ney s and I* endorsed by people you know. Mrs. E . T . H all, C ottage <»r»ve, O re gon, says: “ W hen 1 com m enced using D oan's K id ney l'ills I was m iserable as a residt of kid ney com p lain t. I conld not »loop w ithou t su fferin g from pains in my track and lyas often kept awake at n ig h t oil accou nt of a d u ll ach in g through m y loins. I used m any m edi c in e s but the resu lts were unsatisfactory u n til I procure D oan's K id ney f i l l s at B en son 's flia rm a cy . 1 was surprised and delighted at th e ({nick re lie f I re ceived and was so encouraged th at I continu ed u n til com p letely cured. My gen eral h ealth is now so m uch better th a t I feel th a t I can conscien tiou sly recom m end Ito a n 's K id ney f i l l s . " f o r sale by all dealers. I’rice 50 cents, fo ster-M illm rn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for th e U nited Stales. Udmember th e nam e— D oan's— and tak e no oth er. * Esteemed Pioneer Passes Away, B. F. Crow, of Lorane, died Thursday, Aug. 12, 1909, at the horns of his brother, J . Hardy Crow, after a prolonged illness, aged 74 years. He was a native of Missouri, crossing the plains to Oregon in 1852 aud has resided iu the Lorane valley since 1853. He was unmarried but was a man po- sessed of many sterling qualities We observed a farmer returning and was held in the highest esteem home from town today with five by all who knew him. He was a fine rocking chairs on his wagon, devoted meiulier of the M. K, which were purchased at Sitneral church and funeral services will he N: VanDeuburg’s. t’rosjieroiis far conducted at Lorane, Saturday at mers theie days! | 11 o’clock by W. 1. Gardner of I Cottage Grove. Justice Mills handed down a de Brings Suit for Commission. cision Thursday in the Thaw case declaring him still insane and re j ----- mauditig him back to Mattewan : Sarah Ii. Blair has commenced suit in the circuit court to recover That is a grand panorama of the sum of $550, which she claims Cottage (',rove’s co::v and modern is her commission as a real estate homes in the show window of the I agent for selling the farm of John Grove Studi" P. Spray to one E. C. Lathrop, for $11,000. She claims a contract Orders taken for Bohemia blue ' was entered into between them and huckleberries $1 jier gallon. Call ! . . . i she secured the purchaser. F. A. at Leader office or pboue main 335. , .. ... . j Greenmail is her attorney.— Regis- ter. N o M an is S tro n g e r T han H is S to m ach A strong man is strong all over. No man can he atrong who is suffering from weak stom ach with its consequent indigestion, or from some other disease of the stomach and ita associated organs, which im pairs digestion and nutrition. F o r when the stomach ia weak or diseased there it a loss of the nutrition contained in food, which ia the source of all physical strength. When e man "d o e s n ’t feel iust rig h t," when he doean’t sleep w ell, has an uncomfortable feeling in the stom ach after eating, is languid, nervous, irritable and despond* en t, he ia losing the nutrition needed to make strength. S e c * a m a m sA a s / d o n e D r . P i e r c e * a H o l d e n M e d i c a l D l a c o v e r y . Tf cmrea d l a e a a e a o f t h e a t o m a c h a n d o t h e r • r g a a s • t d lf e a tlo n a n d n u tritio n . I t enrich ea the b lo o d , l a r l g a r a t e a the H ear. a tr e n i t h e n a th e kldn eya , n o u ris h e s th e merrea. a n d ae H IV E S H E A L T H A N D S T R E N G T H T O T H E W HO LE BODY. Y o n enn’t afford to accept a secret nostrum at a substitute for this non* alcoholic m edicine o r i n o s n coMrosiTioN, not even though the urgent dealer m a y thereby m ake a little bigger profit. Ingredients printed on wrapper. » o e 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 WOMEN’ S WOES. Cottage REGARDLESS OF COST a Aug. 11, W e d n e s d a y , Aug. 11 At 9 o’clock, A. M. This is an opportunity for you to save from 20 to 50 per cent on every 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. ABRAMS. Receiver Fixtures for Sale. Administrator s Notice. Building for Rent, (F Notice is hereby given that b y ' an order of the county court of j Lane county, Oregon, duly made! and entered of record the 24th day | of July, 1909, in the matter of the estate of Irvin Awbrey, deceased, | the undersigned was duly appoint- j ed administratrix of said estate. j All persons having claims against i said estate are hereby required to j present them duly verified, as re- j quired by law, to said administra trix, at the law office of A. H. King, Cottage Grove, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated at Cottage Grove, this 7th day of August, 1909. COTTAGE GROVE FLOUR MILLS A ll K in d s of Mill Feed G rain and Hay C H A S . M A T T H E W S . P ro p rie to r. M a u n d a A w b r e y . Adininistratix of estate of Irvin Awbrey, deceased. 18-23 THE PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE Carlton Nursery Co. Large growers of local stocks, suppliers of commercial plantings, clean, vigorous and true trees. Heavy on apples, in Newton, Spitzenburg, etc. In pears, Bart lett, Anjou, Comice, Boscceto. In cherries, R. Anne, Lambert, Bing, etc. In prunes, Italian, etc. Small fruits, hushes, etc. Don’t miss it, but he sure, get our prices, it will pay you. Send list of wants. Stocks carefully grown and S. Shotwell, assistant superin shipped. Catalogue free. tendent of orchard work for the C A R LT O N , O REG O N Bohrnstedt Co., at Creswell, is looking over the young orchards of this vicinity in company with Rev. Dressmaking J . L. Beatty. He gives an encour aging report of the orchard pros Mrs. Sanford desires to announce j pects about this place and Cres that she is again prepared to do all j well. kinds of dressmaking and solicits j the patronage of both old and new | Win. C. Counter, attorney-at- customers. Call at her residence law at Cottage Grove, was iu town on Locust street or Phone 277. i today attending to legal business, Itadies tailored suits a specialty. j Me is a Stanford College man, says | Thursday's Eugene Guard. For Sale.— A good bakery busi ness. including range aud all Men who contracted hops wish necessary utensils. Apply to this thev hadn't. office. The Standard High Grade Pence 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 keep its shape when property stretched. Will carry a full stock of wire a t all times. SPR A Y-W YN N E C O M PA N Y A G EN TS' “ T I I F SCH O O L O F Q U A L IT Y ’ Tenth and M orrison, Portland, Oregon S 3 A . P . A rm strong, L L .B ., Principal Old in years, new in methods, admittedly (he high-standard commercial school of the Northwest. Open all the year. More calls lor help than we can meet— position certain. Class and individual instruction. Bookkeeping from written forms and by office practice. Shorthand that excels in every respect. Special penmanship d ep artm en t.!! W rite for illustrated catalogue.
