Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, November 12, 1909, Image 2

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    G R IF F IN -V E A T C H
S A Y !
CO M PA N Y
Want to See You
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G o o d H e a t in g Sto ves
C a r p e n t e r T o o ls
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F in e C u tlery
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H eadquarters for the
and
W a rra n te d
Stanley
Air-tight,
A ll kinds of G u n s and Am m u n i-
W e
B rid ge-B each , C re b b e n -S e x to n
tion, Hunting Coats, and Belts.
C a rv in g
G reat W e s te rn and Favorite.
Peters Shot G u n Shells.
Razors and Pocket K nives
The
Famous
and
K een Kuttcr C arpen ter Tools.
Famous C o le ’s
have them all skinned on
Sets,
Butcher 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 Com plete Stock irv Cottage Grove
C OL D C O M F O R T FOR
WOMANS CLUB T E N D E R S
N E A R B E E R A G EN T
T E A C H E R S R E C EP T IO N .
an u s:.»
W e Are Ready For \ ou
H aving
just
G ot
Settled
in
Our
Latest Songs
Victor Disc Records
A reception was tendered the
A near beer agent of the Kose-
lmrg brewery, visited this city this teachers of the public schools by
week for the purpose of conferring I the Womans Club last Wednesday
Good as new, only used a
few times, for sale at
with the mayor and city council levelling in l’hillips llall. After
. . . HALF PRICE . . .
regarding the re()eal of the near the introductions, all engaged in a
beer ordinance in full force and progressive conversation game.
Refreshments of icecream, cake
effect in tilts city, but the header
is informed that he received cold and coffee were served.
The Hall was beautifully deco­
comfort from Mayor Job and the
couuciltueu interviewed. He called rated with vines and chrysan­
| the mayor's attention to the recent themums, a large chrysanthemum
i ruling at Eugene effecting liu being the.favor for each guest.
Car load 15 tons at $5.75
The following persons were
I gene's lame charter on the sale of
per 100 lbs in lots of 500
near beer and ventured the bluff present: Mr. and Mrs. Abrams,
lbs and over. Cash with
order.
that his company had a long sack. Mr. and Mrs. X. E Compton, Mr.
The mayor very promptly called and Mrs. Geo. Hall, Mr. and Mrs.
Brownsville Warehouse Co.
the bluff and told the fellow that J .C . Johusoii, Mr. and Mrs. I'.
TANGENT. OREGON
he did not care how long his com­ Rosenberg, Mr and Mrs, - II. O. —
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pany’s sack was, if he attempted Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. F. I).
to sell near beer in this city he ¡Wlieeler, Mr. and Mrs. II. A.
should bring his sack along as he j Miller, Mr. and Mrs. I). T. Au- Architect a Superintendent
I
would most certainly need it.
I brey, Mr. and Mrs. Conley, Dr.
Complete drawings ami specifi­
The mayor informed the fellow i and Mrs. Macy, Mr. and Mrs.
cations will at 1 1 you in getting
that the sale of near hear was in­ Itarues, Rev. and Mrs. W. A. El­ ,
figures from the various builders
an«l a superintendent will aid
variably used as a blind for selling kins, Mr. and Mrs. II. K. Inlow,
you in lettjng contracts ami
all kinds of real booze and in the ¡Mrs. Briggs, Herbert Ivakin, Good-
judging the quality of materials.
pas'l had given the city officers |mau, 11. R. Job, Alice Richmond, 559 Main St.
Phone Main 17,
much trouble and annoyance, [ Misses Burdick, Wilson, Ferkins,
Sprfpjfjeld, Oregon
while, since its sale had been pro­ Riley, Hazleton, Furvance, Moore,
hibited very few violations of the White, Dickerson, Mickey, Currin,
local option law had been reported Messrs R. Sanford, II. Kinter, I),
and municipal affairs had been J. DuBruille, H. Short, Worth Har-
gliding along very smoothly and j vey, M. If. Anderson, Sherman,
most satisfactorily to the city offi­ Applegate, lid Finnerty,
Kay
cials and citizens alike.
Trask, f.lovd ltisby.
The Leader heartily commends
State Deputy Simmojis will meet
Mayor Job’s stand 011 this question
and feels that he and his council with the local camp M. W . A .
are entitled to great commendation Monday evening in closed session,
for their action in stamping out | A ll Modern Woodmen are request-
this nuisance and keeping it ed to be present. An oyster supper
I will follow the business session.
stamped out.
New
Quarters T h ir d ' D oor East of O re g o n Hotel
Arcade Theater
V E TC H SEED T h e T e e t h
E. R.
W e have the largest and best selected stock nj furniture
ever shown in Cottage Grove < >ur goods arc new, neat and
up-to-date. In prices we meet all competition. Call and see
us and Ire convinced. We can save you S 5 S S.
SIMERAL & VANDENBLRG
“T H E
F U R N IT U R E D E A L E R S "
C OTT AGE G R OV E L E A D E R .
should be cared for from the
cradle to the grave. We have a
large assortment of good Tooth
Brushes and several kinds of Tooth
Powder warranted to be pure and
beneficial.
Nail Brushes
WELLS
H air Brushes, Bath Brushes, Flue
Soaps, domestic and imported,
splendid Shampoo for the hair,
and all Toilet Requisites of good
quality at moderate prices.
Benson’s .Pharmacy
Cottage Grove, Oregon
copy. Councilman FUledge ob­
jected and Councilman Lawson
settled the discussion by stating
THE LEADER PUBLISHING CO (Ino.)
that the council would see that
W, C. C o n n e r , E d ito r and Manager, i they were judiciously distributed.
The recorder states that as soon
Entered at the Cottage Grove postofflce as sec­
ond-class matter.
\ as this ordinance is prepared cov-
— -[ eriug the expense of this job, the
SUBSCRIPTION KATES
si.m contract will be let in the usual
One Year
Six Months
a,I way for the work, and that the
Three Months
—— Leader was misled 111 its conclu­
sions bv the report that “ the coun.
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Hot tamales and fresh oysters * *
F R ID A Y , N O V E M B E R 12. PH)'.
S h o r tr .d g e H .il Im provem ent Offered. serve(] a n y r ty le at the K p s e W
cil committees was instructed to
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1 feetionery. A good place to gei.
receive mux for printing 150 copies
In behalf of certain citizeus now | that evening lunch,
A B O U T T H E C I T Y PRINTING
of the revised errurter,” when it
obliged to travel to and from Cot -1
should have read, “ instructed to
Regarding the priming of ISO receive estimates” for this printing. tage Grove over the Sliortridge
Hill on Coast Fork, Mr. Weeden
copies of the revised city charter
in book form, the Leader is inform­
At Lincoln, Nebraska, the su­ who resides in that vicinity has
ed by Recorder C. II. VanDenburg preme court has just affirmed the requested that 'we allow the
that at a recent meetin g of the city constitutionality of the 8 o ’ clock public to leave the present county
council, Councilmen l.awson and closing law enacted by the last Ne­ road and cross our property to the
Elledge were appointed as a com­ braska state legislature, which pro­ cast in order to avoid that muddy
mittee to receive from printers an vides that all saloons shall cease to hill, which he declares to. he al­
estimate, and not a bid, as reported do business at that hour
The law most impassible to the public, even
in the Leader, of tin* cost of this was attacked by au organization with light rigs. Powell & Short-
work. At the next meeting of the of Omaha brewers and liquor deal­ ridg, who have the contract of
carrying the U. S. K. F. I), mail
council, Councilman Lawson re ers.
have also
called our atten- I
ported that he had ascertained that
The nearest to
Cottage Grove now has nearly | tion to the imperative need fora
the cost of printing the revised
hard wheat and
charter in Ixiok form would be jo.iiu i feet of sewer, $5,5(10 worth - different route of travel during the
Best for Bread
and there is good reason for
about $1.15 per page or about S1J.S of new sewer having been complet j winter season only now beginning.;
SPRAY .N Co. and all
\\'e are glad to note the growing 1 ( irocers handle it. Re-
our steady and satisfactory
for 150 copies, whereupon the He ed bv Contractor IIarrv Hart this
while the city has expended sentiment in favor of good roads j
growth. The fact that we have not only held our business but
corder was authorized to have an year
nienil nr WAIJM) 1III.B
A
.’dfi in new tlreei» improvement amonif the residents of Coast Fork i
practically doubled it with all competition, indicates that the
ordinance drawn covering the cx
FL< H'lx is the BJ : s t
public mind Uas not lost sight qf the essential requirements that
and we heartily grant the wishes
pense of this printing, as stated in work this seas
make a bank sound and safe. The principles o j conservative
of the public for a route, ami fur-
Tuesday’s Leader, and the coun
Frank Haley has filed notice j thermore will give the right of way
banking that have governed onr development in the past will
cil committee was instructed 1 . >
with the couutv clerk of the loca- j across our .50 acre tract providing I SALK OF TIMHRR. Portland, Or. Oct.
shape our future policy.
proceed to have the work done
tion of the “ Frit
iiiining claim ! they will petition the county court | 11, 1909. Settled bids market 1 outside,
“ Hid. Timber Sale Application, April 5,
Councilman Kiuie stated at the |
in tlie Bohemia district.
Start an account with us and g ro w with a
1 and secure such road to follow the I J "*"*-. 1 "Jpqna, and addressed to the
meeting, if the printed copies of |
District Forester Forest Service, Port­
the charter were to cost so much he i ( loot! itreets cost less than a route ax defined by our petition for land. Oregon, will l>e received up to and
G R O W IN G
P R O G R E S S IV E B A N K
including tne 19th day of November,
thought a moderate price should lie I town loses when given the go-by this improvement cut off to the 190*), for all the merchantable dead tim­
Abridge, which was presented to the ber standing or tUnvn and all the live
Capital &
' Undivided
charged those desiring to secure .1 | because of its mitd and wallows,
Surplus
timlier designated for cutting by the
county court last summer
Profits
Forest officer located on an area, to l>e
S 50.000
$17.000
Signed,
definitely designated by the Forest offi­
T u esday s evr\d Fridays.
C o m e In A n d S e e U s
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N ew Woodward Brick.
N ew Stock of Gro­
ceries, Some Fine Bar-'
gains in Shoes, Country
Produce Bought and
Sold. . . . .
Cook & Son I
Still W e Grow
FUSI l i m i BUK
Fads for Weak Women
H k a v l i k u .X- W o o d a r d ,
By J o h n
Nine-tenths of all tl\.e sickness of women is due to some derangement or dit-
of the organs distinctly feminine. Such sickness can be cured—is cured
•vary day by
F.
W oodard .
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Treasure Mine Sold.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
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cer before cutting liegina of alx>nt .1,470
acres lying in the Row river watershed
in Sections li», 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 29, .10,
.11 ami .12, T. 21 S.. R. 1 E W. M., with-1
in the Umpqua National Forest, Oregon:
estimated to lie 107,01.5,CRB) feet H. M. of j
; live Douglas fir; 2,480,000 feet H. M. of .
liv e western hemlock; 2*915,000 feet H.
* he Treasure m ine, in the Blue m . of live western red and incense
R iver district w as sold M onday at cedar: 2t»5.uoo feet R M. of live sugar I
and western yellow pine and 1,105,000!
sh eriff's sale, and was bought in feet H. M. of merchantable .lead timber,
b y G le n O . Powers, as trustee for "»oreorles*. No bid of 1 «s than i-’ per
thousand feet B. M. for all species, live
the creditors for #4963.
and dead, will l»e considered and a tie- i
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jx>sit of 55,non payable to the order of
.
• the First National batik of Portland,
We will take a lew m ore horses | Oregon, must be sent to that l»ank for
I to pasture la rg e shed with good eac*1 b*1* »nbniitted to the District For­
ester. Timber upon talid claims is ex-
¡oat straw to run to. PH ILLIPS j empted from sale. The right to reject I
any and all bids is reserved. For fnr-
; B ros .
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ther information and regulations govern- !
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ing sales, address S. C. Bnrtmm, Forest*
O reg on seems inclin ed just now supervisor. Roaetmrg. Or.
to g o wet.
K. T. A l l e n . I>i«trict Forester.
It Makes Weak Women Strong,
Sick Women Well.
It acU directly on the organs affected and is at the same time a general restora­
tive tooto for the whole system. It cure«* female complaint right in the privacy
of home. It makes unnecessary the disagreeable questioning, examinations and
local treatment so universally insisted upon by doctors, and so abhorrent to
•very modest woman.
We shall not particularize here as to the symptoms of
those peculiar .(flections incident to women, but those
wanting full information ns to their symptoms and
means of positive cure are referred to the People’ s Com­
mon Sense Medical Adviser 1008 pages, newly revis'd
and up-to-date Edition, sent free on receipt of 21 <»ne-
cenf stamps to cover cost of mailing omit; or. in cloth
binding for .11 stamps.
Address Dr. K. V . Pierce, Buffalo, N . Y.
d*
Ifìì/fiMd
"T H E
SCHOOL
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Tenth and Morrison, Portlsnd, Oregon g g
Q U A L IT Y ”
A . P. Armstrong L L .B ., Print-ip«:
O ld in years, new in methods, admittedly the high*standard
commercial school o f the Northwest. Open all the year. More
calls for help than w e can meet — position certain. G a ss and
individual instruction. Bookkeeping from written forms and by
office practice. Shorthand that excels in every respect. Special
penmanship department. * W rite for illustrated catalogue.