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GRIFFIN-VEATCH COMPANY S A Y ! C a rp e n te r G ood T o o ls H e a tin g S p o r tin g S tov es F in e All kinds of Guns and Ammuni tion, Hunting Coats, and Belts. Peters Shot Gun Shells. The Famous Cole’s Air-tight, Bridge-Beach, Crebben-Sexton Great Western and Favorite. Headquarters for (he Famous and Warranted Stanley and Keen Kutter Carpenter Tools. G oods Want to See You C u tle r y W e have them all skinned on Carving Sets. Butcher Knives Razors and Pocket Knives E V E R Y T H I N G IN T H E H A R D W A R E L IN E The Most Complete Stock in Cottage Grove ç a r if0n s e n a t o r lafollette N u rs e ry J AT COTTAGE fiROVE. We Are Ready For You __________ Having Just Got Settled in Our New Quarters Third Door E ui of Oregon Hotel United States Senator Robert M. I.aFollette delivered oue of his in teresting lectures before a good sized audience in the Cottage Grove Christian Church Tuesday evening. Everybody, and especially the members of the United States Sen ate, have learned to respect the fighting tactics of LaF'ollette. C o. | Large growers of local stocks, suppliers of commercial plantings, clean, vigorous and true trees. H eavy on apples, in Newton, Spitzeuburg, etc. In ]tears, Bart lett, Anjou, Comice, Boscceto. In cherries, R. Anne, Lambert, Bing, etc. In prunes, Italian, etc. Small fruits, bushes, etc. D on’t miss it, but be sure, get our prices, it will pay you. Send list o f wants. Stocks carefully grown and shipped. Catalogue free. The greater part of his vacations are spentin lecturing themes. on political C A R LTO N , O REG O N Latest Songs Victor Disc Records Good as new, only used a few times, for sale at . . . H A L F P R IC E • . . Arcade Theater VETCH SEED On every possible occas the voting records of its senators. He makes no accusations at such times, lie does not charge a vote in favor of the railroads, the beef or sugar trust has not been consci entiously cast. He merely tells his audience what its represena- tives have done and lets it draw its W e have the largest and best selected luck o f furniture ever shown in Cottage (trove t )ur foods are new, neat and up-to-date. In prices we meet all c nnpetitiou. Call and see us and be convinced. W e can - iv> • you i S' J S. own conclusion. concise and — w : i— in piece. In the battle o f popular rights against reaction, class rule and the T u e s d a y s a n d F r id a y s . TICK LKADKIt PUBLISHING ( ( ) . (Ine.) \V. C. C onnkr , E ditor and Manager. It is very infrequent that the Eu- dominance of privilege, through the | gene Guard takes a thrust at Cot- money-controlled machine, Senator I iage Grove, in fact the Guard has La Toilette stands squarely with always, under the management of the people and against the self S U B S C R IP T IO N One Year Blx Months ïh re e Months kind, especially when the article clean man and should receive sub j quoted explained that not the city stantial support in his great fight for FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5. 1909. ■ j water, but a certain well which is the rights of the common people. only used at times of extreme water The many saw mills tributary to Cottage Grove report better business shortage in August, and while 80 prospects in the lumber industry. feet deep, is found to be impure and was put out of commission A n optimist is the man who takes some time ago for the season, was whatever weather is sent and de referred loo. I lowever, all of those cides that it is just what the farm busy people who only have time to ers have been waiting for. read newspaper headings The spectacle of Drain wailing celled ! >r purity. about the loss to Douglas of that Brother Fisher, do,I’ > >'ou ever do that again! in The l .u of lous to be funny, when it is so well cate ■ ! known that Drain nor any other al: i mil' >r -M ! for Republican, he belongs to the re known as “ insurgents.” ability as orator and his ability as Th e senator was met at the train by Mayor Job, Prof. Barnes of the city schools, Fred G . Conley of the Commercial Club and other promi nent citizens and escorted to Hotel Oregon, where was stretched across the street a great American flag. Many citizens met and eon H. G. M’KINLEY FREE SATURDAY. for what the Leader cannot under iti prison, will walk out tomorrow stand. Let Siskiyou absorb more a free man. Three months of the to discover of California and less of Oregon sentence are cancelled for good be all time had it remained for Drain or Douglas County and dig it out. and we are for Siskiyou. havior, so Power Cher Man Judge VVolverton IT M A K E S W E A K W O M L !i S T R O N G , S IC K W O M E N W E L L . D r. P l m a ’ a Ptaaaaar / ¥ / / « « n g rn tm ,n d sin n g ih cn S fo m c h , I ty r r , » d also imposed a fine o f $7500 on the prisoner in a 1- dition to the Woman’ s most glorious endowment is the power to «waken and hold the pure and honest love of a worthy man. When she loses it and still loves on, do one in the wide world can know the heart agony •he endures. The woman who suffers from weak ness end derangement of her special womanly or ganism toon loses the power to swsy the heart <>f a man. Her general health suffers nnd • he 1 - her good looks, her attractiveness, her ami ihility and her power and prestige as a woman Dr. R.V. Pierce, of BufTalo, N .Y ., with (he assistance of hu staff of able physicians, has prescribed for and cured many thousands of women. He has devised a suo -in! remedy for woman’ s ail ments. It is known as Dr. Pierce's Favorr •Vescriptioa. It is u positive specific for the weaknesses and disorders pec :r to women« It purifies, regu- latM, ttreogthen. and heals Medieiat deal, s „11 ¡r No konnt dealer will •d»t»e you to accept a •ubilitutc in order t . * a little larger profit. H rw tlt. Powder warranted to be pure and Hair Brushes, Bath Brushes, Soaps, domestic and Shampoo and all Toilet Fine imported, for the hair, Requisites of good quality at moderate prices. P h o n e Main 171 Benson’ s Pharmacy Cottage Grove, Oregon Removal Notice 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. B ric k this W e e k Barrels ILuZl ' C a rp ets a n d R u gs Made to order and Satis faction guaranteed both as to workmanship and prices. Apply to i P hono 386 W a l l S t., n e a r A d v e n t is t C h u r c h SALE OF TIMBER. Portland, Or. Oct. 14, 1909. Sealed bids marked outside, ‘Bid, Timber Sale Application, April 5, 1909, Umpqua,” anil addressed to the District Forester, Forest Service, Port land, Oregon, will lie 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 live timber designated for cutting by the Forest officer located on an area, to l»e lefinitely designated by the Forest offi cer before cutting begins of about 3,470 acres lying in the Row river watershed in Sections 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 29, 30, 31 and 32, T. 21 S., R. 1 H W. M., with in the Umpqua National Forest, Oregon; estimated to lie 167,015,000 feet B. M. of live Douglas fir; 2,480,000 feet B. M. of live western hemlock; 2.945,000 feet B. M. of live western red and incense cedar; 265,000 feet B. M. of live sugar and western yellow pine and 1,105,000 feet B, M. o f merchantable dead timber, more or less. No bid of less than $2 per thousand feet JB. IVJ* for all species, live and dead, will be considered and a de posit of $5,000 payable to the order of the First National bank of Portland, Oregon, must lie sent to that bank for each hid submitted to the District For ester. Timber upon valid claims is ex empted from sale. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. For fur ther information and regulations govern ing sales, address S. C. Bartrum, Forest Supervisor, Rosebnrg, Or. E. T. A l l e n , District Forester. M cK inley’ s actual in carceration will lie but 21 mouths. Woman s of good Tooth servitude, but this latter proceeding in such cases has been merely a matter of formality. A compact with Francis J. Henev, prosecutor, wherein the made certain disclosures, that saved M cKinley 3 N e w Q uarters In the W o o d a rd S KK 5 B Ilis two most conspicious qualities are his upport th • new state “ Siski one dollar into this promising min you. ' .¡'if. :.n i lias twice the Horace G . M cKinley, convicted in g camp, which has been develop territo of Oivgon, and why, in o f conspiracy with S. A . D. I’ uter ed solely through the capital and this 11 . .i slate pro]v>sition, Oregon et. a l., to defraud the goverment energy of Cottage Grove people. should be required to contribute o f timlierlands, and who was sent T h e treasure of this mining district more territory than California, is enced to serve a term of two years would have remained hidden file beneficial. splendid All Kinds of Cement Work s assortment from W e have a Nail Brushes Springfield, O regon form element of his party common ier i~. an ardent advo- division it should vision and there- OREGON Complete drawings and specifi cations will aiil yon in getting figures from the various builders and a superintendent will aid you in letting contracts and judging the quality of materials. New Chicago Gasoline Cement Mixer. A ll kinds of cement work executed on short notice and satisfaction guaranteed. Cement walks a specialty. Phone 21.3. 16-20 for Brushes and several kinds of Tooth W E L L S 5 5 9 Main St. J. M. Comer Although lie Register argues that ex-governor. the Itohemia district, is loo redicu- siiux ihe I c D ouglas County town has ever put reputation. versed with the great senator and “ camels hump” of mining territory fuuning up i«to Latte County Senator LaF'ollette is a man national would a political organizer. Cottage Grove has spent a third i kc1 ' cry erroneous impression of a million dollars in improve euu< ruing Cottage G rove’ s fine inents this year. Every town in the water from Monday's Guard. W illam ette valley is growing, and , , . 4l f r i 11 ( >urw in supply— what there is of those of Lane county are especially , active, says the Kugene Guard. “ an<1 ’ amI^e for all purposes ' ten months of the year— is unex- R. cared sin constitutes the fairest page that display head in Monday's the history of governors of Ameri issue, “ Cottage Grove City Water can commonwealths during the He is a Not Fit to D rin k,” was very un past quarter of a century. H A TC H With Special Equipment R. M. Gleason Editor C. II. Fisher, demonstrated seeking enimies of government Ilis record as governor of Wiscou Very friendly attitude toward Knterwt at the Cottage Grove postonico as sec a ond-class matter. Cottage Grove and her people, but large Moving Pianos a Specialty Architect & Superintendent statement, delivery, the lecture was a master eov-c COTTAGE GROVE LEADER. E. earnestness and most pleasing in ••THE F U R N IT U R E D E A L E R S " M clear TANGENT. PROPRIKTOR All Kinds of Hauling and Heavy Dray Work be cradle to the grave. Brownsville Warehouse Co. T. KAYSER O F F IC E profound in thought, wide in in at J. V. Thornton’s Confectionery. formation, logical to the point of PHONB Residence, 693 closing the argument, fiery in his Office, 1426 SIMERAL& VANDENBURG M Pure in diction, Kayser Transfer Co W should Car load IS tons at $.3.75 per UK) lbs in lots o f 300 lbs and over. Cash with order. sion lie unrolls before his audience The Tteeh accused was all from a term at M cN eil’s island, and according ly the same sentence that was pro It is no exaggeration to say that American girls are allowed a greater degree of liberty now than their grandmothers were permitted to exercise in their recreations, in making acquaintances and in re ceiving attentions from men. There was never a time when girls needed more the counsel of parents, their wise and tender and vigilaut care and guidance, than now. There was never a time wheu for their own good there was greater necessity than now for girls to sur nounced on S. A . D. Puter was round themselves with the safe meted out to M cKinley by the jur guards of discriminating ex clu ist. M cKinley and wife will re siveness, to make no friendships turn to China- until they are satisfied that these Trespass notices printed cloth at the Leader office, six '25 cents. on associates are compatible with the for purest and highest standards of womanhood. 3 Come In And See Us Cook & Son 3 l& 3& 38tíeiW tiB tX et(lt}et}et¡0l¡9l¡9l!S tÍX ¡$¡ig ¡S SS#S*iSSSSSS8SSSSSS§SSSSSSSSS'iSS8SSSSS86SSSSiSSSSSSS!iSiiS§3SSS8SSSSil8Sil Still growth. W ™ p r C u r m i ; and there is good reason for I U V t our steady and satisfactory Th e fact that we have not only held our business but practically doubled it with all competition, indicates that the public mind has not lost sight of the essential requirements that make a bank sound and safe. 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