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SAY! GRIFFIN-VEATCH CO M PANY Want to See You Carpenter Tools Good Heating Stoves Sporting Goods Fine Cutlery Headquarters for the Famous and Warranted Stanley and Keen Kutter Carpenter Tools. The Famous C ole’s Air-tight, Bridge-Beach, Crebben-Sexton Great Western and Favorite. All kinds of Guns and Ammuni tion, Hunting Coats, and Belts. Peters Shot Gun Shells. W e have them all skinned on Carving Sets, Butcher Knives Razors and Pocket Knives E V E R Y T H IN G IN T H E H A R D W A R E L IN E The Most Complete Stock irv Cottage Grove We Are Ready For You Having Just Got Settled in Our New Quarters Third Door East ot Oregon Hotel Carlton Nursery Co. work o f art throughout ami a very comprehensive and accurate ex ploitation of the great industries, resources and advantages of all Large growers of local stocks, that vast territory embracing the suppliers of commercial plantings, proposed Nesmith County. clean, vigorous and true trees. Heavy on apples, in Newton, Spitzeuburg, etc. In pears, Bart- DIED. lett, Anjou, Cornice, Boscceto. In cherries, R. Anne, Lambert, Ring, BRA)CK— In his private apartments etc. In prunes, Italian, etc. Small in the home of Mr. and Mrs. fruits, bushes, etc. Don’t miss Philip IIolil in this city at mid it, but be sure, get our prices, it night Saturday Oct. 31, 1909, I will pay you. Send list of wants. Judge C. C. Brock, aged 01 years, Stocks carefully grown and f> months and 25 days, of paraly- * shipped. Catalogue free. Latest Songs Victor Disc Records Good as new, only used a few times, for sale at . . . H A L F PRICE . . . Arcade Theater Kays r Transf r Co. E. W e have the largest and best selected stock of furniture ever shown in Cottage Grove ( >ur goods are new, neat and up-to-date. In prices we meet all competition. Call and see us and be convinced. We can save you S 5 5 5. SIMERAL & VANDENBURG "T H E F U R N IT U R E D E A L E R S " COTTAGE GROVE L E A D E R . Commercial Club is certainly en titled to the hearty congratulations of the jieople of Cottage Grove and T H B M A P I K PUBLISH i n «; < p tee south Lane couutv for this excel lent advertising medium, which W, C. C o n n e r , Editor ami Manager. will no doubt attract scores of Entered at the Cottage <ì rovo post office as sec-‘ homeseekers and investors to this, one of the richest in natural re ond-class matter. % sources, of any section of famous MUHHCKIPTION ICATKH and favored old Oregon. One Year SI.So ¡ This booklet can be secured by Six Months So i any one interested in this part of Three Months Oregon, free, by applying to the secretary of the Cottage Grove TUE SD A Y, N O V E M B E R 2, 1909. commercial club, or by home peop le who desire to send it to prospect ive homeseekers, or those contem COM MUNITY BOOKS plating locating in this part of the state, but as they cost the Commer BEING S E N T OUT. cial Club about 25 cents each they are to be used judiciously and sent Manager F. J. Conley, of the where they will bring the best re Commercial Club, reports that the sults to the community and not fine 64 page community hook has simply as a souvenir or gift to some been received and every citizen who distant relative or friend who has has looked it over is pleased with no particular interest in this com it and declares it to be the best one munity. The ]>ostage on this book ever gotten out for this community. is four cents and when mailed with It contains within its beautiful de the former published booklet, signed covers, mans- of the very “ How to get to Cottage Grove,’ ’ finest timber, mining, farming and which should always accompany natural scenery pictures pecul it, the isistage is only five cents. Manager Conley states that those iar to the Row river valley, Coast Fork valley and I.orane who subscribed to this promotion valley. The descriptive matter fund are coming forward loyally pertaining to Cottage Grover our with the amounts subscribed and mining, timber, fruit and fanning that a good many who have seen interests and the country generally this splendid new community, book is well and accurately compiled and had not subscribed anything and will give every homeseeker in to this fund previously arc now to whose hands the hook falls just contributing their mite to this the information he is seeking worthy cause, which will be pro concerning this favored sectipn of ductive of much good to Cottage Oregon, that which is not told in Grove, I.orane. Coast Fork, Row the descriptive matter, being elo River and all of that territory lying quently and correctly portravcd in between Roseburg and Eugene. The fine colored relief map in the large and excellently executed and well printed pictures o f actual the back of the book, showing the farm, timber, mining and other in topography of the country and its dustrial scenes, too common to be resources, products and towns is a appreciated by those who have re beautiful page and one of the most sided here for a considerable time. charming, interesting and valuable The promotion committee of the features of the book, which is a T u e s d a y s a n d F rid a ys. The Tenderfoot Farmer It was one of these experimental farmers, who put green spectacles on his cow and led her shavings. His theory was that it didn’ t matter what the cow ate so long as she was fed. The questions of digestion and nourishment had not entered into his calculations. It’s only a “ tenderfoot” farmer that would try such an experiment with a cow. But many a farmer feeds him- t t l f regardless of digestion and nutrition. He might almost as well cat shav ings for all the good he gets out of his food- The result is that the stomach grows “ weak** the action of the organs of digestion and nutrition are impaired and the roan suffers the miseries of dyspepsia and the agonies of nervousness. T o strengthen the sto m a ch , r e s to r e th e a c tiv ity o t th e o r • tiiana o f digestion a n d n u tr itio n a nd b ra c e up th e n e rv e s , use D r. P ierc e *» G o td e n M e d ic a l D is c o v e ry . I t is a n u n • falling remedy, and has th e c o n fid e n ce o f p h y sicia n s aa well aa the praise o f th ou san d s h e a le d by its use. lo the strictest sense “ Golden Medical Discovery” is a temperance medi cine. It contains neither intoxicants nor narcotics, and is as free from alcohol as from opium, cocaine and other dangerous drugs. A ll ingredients printed on ¡ta outside wrapper. Don't let a dealer delude you for his own profit. i ,iurc is n*> medicine for atomach, liver and blood “ just as good” as “ (¿olden Medical Discovery.” The Teeth V E TC H SEED Cyrus C. Brock was born at C A R L T O N , O R E G O N 1 Brock, Pennsylvania, April 6, Car load 15 tons at #5.75 I I M bs, in which stale lie grew to per 100 lbs in lots of 500 lbs and over. Cash with ! manhood and received a college order. | education and was graduated from I a prominent law school. For .15 Brownsville Warehouse Co. W . T. K A Y S E R years he followed his profession TANGENT, OREGON 1 'R O P R IK T O R < with success in Pittsburg, practic- All Kinds of Hauling and ' mg in the various courts of the Heavy Dray Work state and in several instances appeared before the United States Moving Pianos a Specialty Architect $ Superintendent I Supreme Court at Washington, I). With Special Ecpiipment Complete draw ing» and specifi C. One peculiar, provision in Mr. cations w ill aiil you in getting O F F IC E figures from the various builders I brock’s long years of law practice, at J. V. Thornton’ s Confectionery. and a superintendent w ill aid was his refusal to take either a you in letting contracts and 1*1 IO N E ju d gin g the quality o f materials. Residence, 593 criminal or divorce case, such cases Office, 1426 559 Main Sf. P h o n e Mein 171 being invariably passed up to bis . S pringfield, O regon professional associates as personal cases. He was very conscientious and scrupulously honest, and a New Chicago Gasoline Cement man of great intellect and good Mixer. A ll kinds of cement sound judgment. He was a gen work executed on short notice ___ and satisfaction guaranteed. ial and courteous gentleman and Cement walks a specialty. made many friends. He first came Phone 215. 16-20 to Oregon in November 1906, and remained a short time a guest of his daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. 1). J. Duliruille at Albany. He returned to Pittsburg but came back to Oregon July 22, 1907, to visit with his daughter Mrs. I)u- Carpets and Rugs Bruille, who with her husband, Made to order and Satis daughter and little son had become faction guaranteed both residents of Cottage Grove in the as to workmanship and prices. Apply to meantime. He was greatly attach ed to his little grandson, the only i. M. Comer pw “ h “ 93* 6 n e a r A d v e n t i s t C t r v ir c h male descendant of the family, and he fitted up apartments here that he might enjoy daily frolics with little Lewis Brock Duliruille, If the merchants will give Cot his greatly admired grandchild. tage Grove'the reputation of being He was stricken with paralysis on a good place for farmers to market July 22, 1909 just two years from their products, they need not the day he arrived in Cottage I I worry about a growing trade. Grove, and despite the efforts of the local medical profession and j R. should be cared for i/om the cradle to the grave. Wc have a large assortment of good Tooth Brushes and several kinds of Tooth Powder warranted to he pure and beneficial. Nail Brushes W E L L S Hair Brushes, Bath Brushes, Fine Boaps, domestic and imported, splendid Shampoo for the hair, and all Toilet Requisites of good quality at moderate prices. B en son 's Pharm acy All Kinds of Cement Work Cottage Grove, Oregon H» Removal Notice $ R. M. Gleacson 35 33 Barrels ¡¿Z” Family W e E x p e c t to Groceries Shoes O c c u p y O u r F in e Etc. N e w Q u arters In the W o o d a rd B ric k this W e e k I Come In A n d See S A I.K O F T IM B E R . Portland, Or. Oct. tenderest care g iv e n him by h » j u > 1 .m sealed bid. marked outside, (lau gh ter and Mrs. IIo lil, his c ase! “ Bhl, Timber Sale Application, April 5, 33 Us Cook & Son I became more obstinate from time i j District !*?■. V,i!pqu?’ ” T borest ' ‘,;l,,£ sse'1 V 1’ort- li' horester, .Service, to tim e u n til th e end cam e, h e I land, Oregon, w ill be received up to and including the 19th day o f November, 1909, for all the merchantable dead tim ber standing or down and all the liv e timber designated for cutting by the Forest officer locate« 1 on an area, to be definitely designated by the Forest offi cer before cutting lo gin s o f about 3,470 acres ly in g in the Row river watershed in Sections 10, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 29, 80, 31 a n d 32, T. 21 S., R. 1 E VV. M., w ith in the Umpqua National Forest, Oregon; estimated io l>e 167,015,000 feet B. M. of liv e Douglas fir; 2,480,000 feet B. M. of liv e western hemlock; 2.945,IKK) feet B. M. of liv e western red and incense cedar; 265.000 feet B. M. o f liv e sugar and western yellow pine and 1,105,000 feet B, M. of merchantable dead timber, more or less. No bid o f less than 52 per thousand feet B. M. for all species, live ami dead, w ill be considered and a <le- posit o f 55,000 payable to the or«ler of the First National bank o f Portland, Oregon, must be sent to that bank for each bid submitted to the District For ester. Tim ber upon valid claims is e x empted from sale. The right to reject any ami all bids is reserve«!. For fur ther information and regulations govern in g sales, address S. C. Bartrnm, Forest Supervisor. Roseburg. Or. however, suffering very little pain and his death being little less than a relapse into a peaceful slumber. IIis wife died 54 years ago and was buried at Waynesburg, Penn, where his remains, after l>eing em balmed by the local undertaker, will betaken for burial. The aged mother of deceased who died only one year ago is also buried at the abovementioned place. Mrs. Du- Bruille and daughter Miss Gail, will accompany the remains to Pennsylvania, Mr. Duliruille and son remaining here with a sister Mrs. Rees, after a brief trip as far as Portland with the other members of the family. Mr. Brock had amassed a large fortune, a portion of which is the old Brock homestead at Brock, Penn sylvania. He leaves but two children, Mrs. I). J. DuBruilleof this city and Miss Ida M. Brock of Pittsburg. Pa. He also has seven brothers residing in Pennsylvania. Mrs. Duliruille and other members of the family have the sincere sympathy of their Cottage Grove friends in their sad bereavement. 1 he remains will lie shipped east from Cottage Grove this Tuesday evening. Cleveland’s Baking Powder. and there is good reason for steady and satisfactory growth. The fact that we have not only held our business but practically doubled it with all competition, indicates that the public mind hat not lost sight of the essential requirements that make a bank sound and safe. The principles of conservative banking that have governed our development in the past will shape our future policy. Still W e Grow our Start an account with us and grow with a G R O W IN G PR O G R ESSIV E BA N K Capital 6» Surplus $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Undivided P rofit* $17.000 E. T. ALLEN, District Forester. Prof. M. II. Anderson of Cottage Grove, arrived in Milton last Wednesday and will visit with old friends here. Professor Anderson was formerly head of the business department at the college for two and one half years and during his stay here made many friedns.— Milton Eagle. A carload of new high grade pianos to arrive at Marion Veatch’s music store Nov. 1st. •«THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY” Tenth and Morrison, Portland, Orejón g g A . P. ArmXrooJ, I.L.B ., Prinr - , O ld in y e a rs, n e w in m ethods, adm ittedly the high-standard commercial school o f the Northwest. O pen all the year. M o rs calls for help than w e can meet — position certain. C last and individual instruction. Bookkeeping from written forms and by office practice. Shorthand that excels in every respect. Special pen m an sh ip d e p a r t m e n t .^ W rite fo r illu strated catalogue.
