S A y
! GRIFFIN-VEATCH COMPANY
W a n t to S e e Y o u
Carpenter Tools
Good Heating Stoves
Sporting Goods
Fine Cutlery
Headquarters for the Famous
and W arranted Stanley . and
Keen Kutter Carpenter Tools.
The Famous C o le’s Air-tight,
Bridge-Beach, C rebben-Sexton
G reat W estern and Favorite.
All kinds of Guns and Ammuni-
tion, Hunting Coats, and Belts.
Peters Shot G un Shells.
W e have them all skinned on
Carving Sets. Butcher Knives
Razors and Pocket Knives
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E V E R Y T H IN G IN T H E H A R D W A R E L IN E
T h e M o s t C o m p l e t e S to c k i n C o tta g e G r o v e
d a te d the tendency on the part of j
the present city adm inistration to !
disregard an d override the will of |
the people by subterfuge and in
sincere pretensions.
H. O. Thom pson, president of
the club, spoke in no less em phatic
U tw le s N apper, son of Mr. and
m anner and favored the appoint
Mrs.
W illiam N apper, aged 20
ment of a com m ittee to ascertain if
any definite favorable action was years, took his own life on F riday
going to l>e tak en by th e city coun m orning near their home three
miles an d a h alf west of Creswell
cil looking toward th e paving of
by seudiug a bullet from his 22
m ain street and securing of b ang calibre rifle into his forehead. It
Creek water. Upon motion of F. was at first reported here S aturday
II. Koseuberg with an am endm ent m orning th at a m an had been shot
by C. C. H azleton such a motion by a com panion while h u n tiu g in
that neighborhood and Coroner W.
prevailed, the com m ittee l>eing F.
T . Gordon was sum m oned to hold
B. Phillips, C. C. H azleton, J. F. an inquest an d from him and K.
Spray and H. O. Thom pson.
I). Hawley who was down from
Mr. Medley said u n due stress Creswell yesterday we got the fol
had lieen laid on the p urchase of a lowing facts, says the Register.
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T he young m an has lived with
rock crusher and
road - roller.
his pareuts at their farm at the
“ W hat is the city going to do with head of the sw ale for about three
It really matters little how you serve it, or how
the expensive outfit when p u rch as years. H e has been afflicted with
many will “sit up at the table.” O ur Extension
ed?” he inquired. A dding, “ the a spinal trouble an d no doubt su f
Tables meet the demand for small or large serving.
best it can do is to rent it to con fered greatly b u t was am bitious
Economy of space, elegance of design, durability,
and auxioua to do som ething for
tractors or supply them wiUi rock
attractive prices, all happily blended.
himself, b ut although fie tried to
at a given price, w hich would be work at several places, he alw ays
an y thing but a profitable invest found his strength insufficient and
he had to give it np. O nly a few
ment for the c ity .”
H. O. Thom pson in conclusion days before his last rash act he
had returned from Coburg where
stated th at the com m ercial club
he attem pted to work at the Booth-
was composed of business and pro Kelly m ills an d had to give it up.
fessional men who were the c ity ’s He returned home from th a t place
heaviest tax payers and should have T hursday and on Friday m orning
C O TTA G E GROVE L E A D E R . | taken no definite steps tow ard tbe a voice iu th e city ’s affairs and tak in g a new 22 calibre rifle which
| purchase of th is rp ad m achinery should exert its rights and influence he had recently bought, left the
T u e s d a y s & n d F rid a .y s .
house “ to see how it would sh o o t.”
Mr. Kem stated th a t men were for the betterm ent an d upbuilding
TIrtC LBADKK P U B L I S H I N G <50 . ( I n c . )
He did not return at noon and
elected to office to carry out the of the town.
his m other went to look for him.
O w N N F .R A D o B ritii . i . g ,
E d ito rs will of the people, not to set them
Not h av in g found him when Mr.
up as dictators to the ENFORCE OR REPEAL THIS LAW. N apper returned from his work iu
K Q te f e d a t t h e C o t t a g e G r o v e p o s to f f le e a s s e c selves
the eveuiug, he too, joined in the
o n d -c la s s m a tte r .
people, and if they refused to
T h e com plaint is heard on the search, b ut darkness com ing on,
abide by their oath of office and
S U H H C K IP T IO N K A T K H
they hunted as best they could but
O ne Y ear
.
.
.
.
• 51.50 carry out the will o f the people, streets regarding th e tendency to
could not find him . E arly S atu r
S i x M o n th s
75
open
violation
of
th
e
local
option
So they were deemed recreant to the
r i u e e M o n th s
day m oruiug Mr. N apper resumed
trust reposed in them and subject law in this city and the apparent the search and coop found the
to removal from office. Mr. Kem total indifference to such offenses body of the boy iu a clum p of
TUESDAY, SEPTEM BER 28, 1909.
particularly favored increasing the on the part of the city m arshal bushes about a qu arter of a mile
from the house, w ith a bullet
city ’s water supply, but rights-of and the head of this m unicipality. wound iu the center of his fore
COMMERCIAL CLUB AROUSED.
way and rip arian rights should be T he Leader is not advised as to head. From th e position of the
secured first before any other e x the location of any blind pigs or lxxly an d the gun and other inci
An enthusiastic meeting o f the pense except surveys were incurred other places where liquor is u n dents it is evident th e boy had
taken his own life.
Commercial Club was held Mon
It was stated by another m em law fully dispensed in th is city, but
Coroner Gordon w as summ oned
if
such
inform
ation
is
supplied
d ay evening and was largely a t ber th at a prom inent opponent to
by telephone, who im m ediately
tended by business and profession street paving adm itted an d offered and verified, we will gladly devote im panelled a ju ry consisting of A.
al.m en of this city.
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to wager that m ain street would be space to its exposure. T here is W . Schw ering, G. E . O ’N eal,
T he principal topics under dis paved before th is tim e n ex t year. but three governm ent revenue A dam Schm itt, J. W. Cue, J.
W ullschlager an d L ucas Cowgill,
cussion were the paving of Main
A ttorney J. S. Medley called a t licenses held iu this city at the
street and an increased w ater sup tention to the fact th a t the citizens present time, so there is a chance w hich investigated the case fully
an d returned a verdict in accord
ply. F.very speaker declared in J of the town were under no obliga- for someone to get in the toils of ance w ith the facts,
favotw of both propositions in no j tion to subm it to tbe dom ineering the federal court if violations are
u ncertain tones am ong whom were, and dictatorial one man rule, and as stated, which seem probable
Bran $1.50 per hundred pounds
O. Mi Kem, Attorney J. S. Med-' policy of the city adm inistration from the fact th a t two or three at Flour Mill.
ley, 0 . C. H azleton, II. O. Thomp- to thw art every wish of the busi- d ru n k s were in evidence late last
sou, John W oodard, F. B. Phillips, J ness men and ta x payers in the week and a dray load of empty
John Spray and others.
! way of public im provem ents. He beer kegs were shipped out from
Mr. Spray said he had ex a m in e d ; declared “ we h av e the initiative this place M onday. T h e people
four of Eugene s paving ordi-1 to resort to and can pass a street voted dry by a big m ajority in this
nances and that our
illegal" o r - : paving ordinance by an initiative preciuct at the two last general
diuauce which was recently vetoed ; vote hi a special election if neces- elections and their dem ands should
by Mayor Job was almost identical j sa rv .” Observing a m ap of Ore- be respected and th e law upheld
to them and just as legal. He said • gon and a proposed new railroad and enforced. If a law is meri
the m ayor’s trickery and insincer m ap on the table on w hich Cottage torious enough to lie kept on the
ity was evident in his action in ap Grove was not indicated and for statutes of the state, it is deserving
pointing as a com mittee to pur which the clu b had protested to of respect and should lie enforced,
chase a rock crusher and road the S. P. railroad com pany, Mr an d if meu elected to office,
roller, after this ordinance had Medley exclaim ed, " I f C ottage pledged by oath to uphold the law,
been passed over his veto, the only Grove is going to be controlled are found recreant to the trust re
tw o counciliuen who had voted and its policies dictated by one or posed in them , the people have,
against the proposition and n a tu r two men it does not deserve to be fortunately, recourse under our re
ally enough this com mittee has on the m a p .” H e greatly depre- call law to rebuke such unw orthy should be cared for from the
cradle to the grave. We have a
officials, by rem oving them from large assortm ent of good Tooth
office, and replacing them with r a n Brushes and several kinds of Tooth
who will serve the public faithfully Powder w arranted to be pure and
and well, and earn their salary.
T h e in s tin c t of m o d e sty n a tu re l to e v e ry w om an is o fte n a
beneficial.
CHARLES HAPPER
COMMITS SUICIDE
Soup That’s Hot
Soup That’s Not
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Successor to Pierce & Shepardson
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Received a Full Line of School Supplies,
such as Pens, Pencils, Erasers, Tablets
of all Kinds and Box W riting Paper.
Call and Examine the Stock.
« Farm Produce-Wanted
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Silence!
g re a t h in d ra n c e to th e c u re of w o m an ly d iseases. W om en
s h rin k fro m th e p e rso n al q u e stio n s of th e local physician
w h ic h seem in d e lic a te . T h e th o u g h t of ex am in atio n is a b
h o rr e n t to th e m , an d so th e y e n d u re in silen ce a c o n d itio n
o f d iao ase w h ic h s u re ly p ro g re s se s fro m bad to w o rse.
f t b a a b e e n D r . P ie r c e 'a p r iv ile g e t o c o r e m
g r e a t m a n y w o m e n w b o b a v e f o u n d a r e fu g e
t o r m o d e e t y I n him o f f e r o f F R E E c o a a u lta »
t l o a b y f e t t e r . T ttt c o r r e s p o n d e n c e to h e l d
a a » a c r e d t y c o n f i d e n t i a l . A d d ream D r . R . f.
P ie r c e , B u f f a l o , N . Y.
D t. P ie r c e 's F a v o r ite P r e s c rip tio n re s to re s and regulates
th e w o m a n ly fu n c tio n s , a b o lish es pain and b u ilds up and
p u ts th e fin ish in g to u c h of h e a lth on e v e ry w e ak w o m a n
w h o g iv es it a fa ir tria l.
It Makes Weak Women Strong,
Sick Women Well.
t u n c a n 't afford to a c c e p t a ir r r r t n o .tru m a* a .c K a tita ta
lo r t h u n o n -a lc o h o lic m e d ic in e o a i n u » n uoM ruam oN .
M onmouth has found the way to
keep a town on the move upw ard.
T h at is hom e
m anufacturing.
C annery, flour mill, cream ery and
room for m ore. T hey m ake de
m and for labor and labor is what
m akes towu lots and country acres
valuable.
T he practice of com pelling every
person doing a legitim ate and
necessary business to pay a ta x is
an abom ination and un American.
— Drain Nonpareil.
Nail Brushes
H air Brushes, Bath Brushes, Fine
Soaps, domestic an d imported,
splendid Sham poo for the hair,
an d all T oilet Requisites of good
q u ality at m oderate prices.
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O ld in y e a rs , n e w in m e th o d s , a d m itte d ly th e h ig h -s ta n d a rd
com m ercial school o f th e N orthw est. O p en all th e year. M ore
calls (or help than w e can m eet — position certain. C lass and
Cottage Grove, Oregon
individual instruction. B ookkeeping (rom w ritten (orm s and by
Mill Feed $1.15 a sack at the office practice. Shorthand that excels in e v e ry resp ect. Special
F lour Mifl.
p e n m a n s h ip d e p a r t m e n t .* W r i t e (o r illu s tr a te d c a ta lo g u e .
Benson’s Pharmacy