Cottage Grove leader., December 14, 1909, Image 2

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SANTA CLAUS IS COMING I
D E C I D E D
That the Furniture Trade of t h is vicinity is
being done by Simeral 61# VanDenburg or it
ought to be
Why Not Buy a Useful Present for Wife. Husband. Son or Daughter.
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For Boys
For Ladies
Silverware, Chafing Dishes, Serving
•Pocket
Knives,
Driukiug Cups,
Salt,
l’epper
and
Express
For Men
?
Wagons,
Razors, All Kiuds, Cutlery,
22-Calibre Kitles,
Dishes, Carving Sets, Aluminum
Fine
Sporting Goods, and Other Equally
Shot
as I’seful Things.
Toothpick Holders.
We Have Either
Work
Guns,
Tools,
Rifles
and
Ammunition.
Griffin (EJ l Veatch Com pany
Nowhere have w e been able to find so com­
plete a line of Dining Room Furniture as w e have
found upon investigation to be carried at that N ew
Store of Simeral
VanDenburg, and nowhere else
are the prices so fair or so reasonable.
CHURCH NOTES AND
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Royer-Gray Wedding.
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Sunday eveuiug December 12,
1W ), at 8 o ’clock at the borne of
A largely attended and most in
the bride oil Wall street Mr. II. F.
teresting and impressive service
Royer and Mrs Mary Gray were
was held at the Methodist Episco
uuited in the holy bonds of mai.ri-
pal church last Sunday morning
rnouy. The bride is well known
the members o f Appotuatox Post
and highly esteemed, having resid­
‘ •TH E F U R N I T U R E D E A L E R S "
G . A . R. and members of the
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ed here a number of years. The
A full line of China, French, German En­
W om an’s Relief Corps being guests
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groom is a brother of Mrs. J. B.
o f honor.
glish and Japanese Ware, which 1 offer at at­
Lewis of this city and held in high
%
Upou euteriug the church edi
tractive prices for the Christmas trade. Call
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER.
The value o f the cont crop for fice, young ladies o f the Hpworth esteem by his many friends. This
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and examine it. No trouble to show goods.
Tvj 0 . 4 a.va &ni Frida.!».
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1909 is $1,720,000,OtX), leading League, pinned a fragrant while couple have known each other
from
childhood,
were
reared
in
the
On
Saturday, Dec. 18th, 1 will place on sale a
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TUR I.EADKK PlIBI.ISIUNlt CO. (Ino.) the list of farm products, cotton carnation and a spray of maiden
coming next with a value of $850,- hair fern upon the la)>el o f each east aud after a lapse of years met
quantity of China at greatly reduced prices
s
W. C. C onner , E ditor and Manager.
000,000, and wheat third with old veteran’s coat and the members again in Oregon only to renew that
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don’t miss this opportunity to secure some
Kntered at the Cottane Drove poMinni-e aa sew i $725,000,000.
The hay crop is of the Relief Corps were likewise bond of friendship which resulted
fine pieces for Christmas.
ond-clas* matter.
_ | worth $665,000,000 the oats $400,* remembered. As they entered the in matrimony. The ceremony was
1 000,000, and so
down the list, main auditorium a familiar Civil performed by Elder Babcock, an
lUHMCKimON BATIS
One Year
. . . .
“
the
grand
total
of
farm products war air plaved in march time was old time friend of the family, he
Bix Months
Three Months
s" I reaching the stunning sum of struck up by the organist, Miss being over 'XJ years of age and his
$8,760,000.000. It may give some Armorel Sutcliffe, to which the feeble voice and kind words were
idea o f this vast amount to say guests marched to their seats in quite impressive. The rooms were
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1900.
that if it were in the shape o f $20 the front pews. Special music was appropriately decorated, and daiuty
The
' gold pieces, stacked in one pile, rendered by the choir, including refreshments were served.
There are at least two commit­ the column would reach 700 miles an anthem “ Our Country's F lag’ bride baked the cakes and the
tees connected with the Commer­ in the air. If laid flat, edge to and a solo, “ The Little Brown guests could clearly see wherein
cial Club and merchants associa­ edge, the coins would reach from Button,” by the choir leader, Mrs Mr. Royer had made a wise decis­
ion. They were the recipients of
tion which are entitled to the unan­ Alaska to the Panama Canal, with
J. O. Van W inkle. The subject
many handsome presents.
The
imous
support, eucouragement enough left over for a golden line
chosen by Rev. Robt. Sutcliffe was
guests were as follows:
and plaudits of the people of from New York to San Francisco.
"T h e New Patriotism.” He elo
Drs. Henry and Katherine Schleef
this city and community, and If distributed, it would give us all
queutly reviewed many stirring
and daughter, Dr. A. W . Kime
these two comittees, comprised of $100 apiece, men, women, and
scenes o f the great Civil war and
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and wife, W . F. Hart, wife and
our most worthy, influential and children.
related many incidents connected
daughter,
Henry
Bailey
and
moth­
progressive business men and citi­
The Albany Democrat gives this therewith, which were of great in er, Mrs. Wyatt and son Dale, W ill­
zens, are the Nesmith County E x ­
experience, common to the craft; terest to his hearers., In conclusion ie Gildersleve aud wife, J. B. Lew­
ecutive Committee and the Promo­
The man or woman who wears a diamond also
’
“ There is nothing that makes the he set forth most eloquently the is, wife and daughter Nettie, E d­
tion Committee.
Both of these
wears
an
air
of
prosperity
that
is
far
reaching
in
fact that all .of the foes of this
ward and Walter Babcock, Harry
committees have had scores of ob­ newspaper man more weary than
its influence.
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being asked for cash for a cause, country did not surrender with Wynne and wife, Mrs. Lou Wheel
stacles and discouragements to
These are Commercial times, and to B E sue- ’
Lee’s
armv,
and
he
said
in
order
after giving in free advertising,
er and daughter Edith, Oscar and
overcome, have worked against
cessful you must L O O K it. People are always jg
more than anyone else, and yet to overcome these foes of morality, Hiram Wheeler, Arthur Wooder-
great odds, taken up a great attd
judged
at first by their appearance.
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this is a common occurence in the o f society aud our nation, the same ing, Leroy Woods and wife, N. E
onerohs task and work, which re­
As an investment, the diamond is in a class by
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valor,
loyalty
aud
patriotism
dis­
lives of all the fellows. N o won­
Compton and wife, J. I. Jones aud
quired the burning of much mid­
itself,
because,
outside
of
its
intrinsic
value,
it
has
der some of them get gray y o u n g .” played by the men before him in wife, Miss Fern Royer and two
night oil, but itt the face of all this
the added value as an adornment.
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the early sixties must again be
— g -— w
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have fully and creditable accom ­
When you are ready to btjy a diamond, at what­
John Wanamaker, one o f the displayed by the citizens of today. ittle sisters, Hazel, Lpnttie apd
Renold Gray, H, Venske and wife,
plished their purpose in both cases, largest advertisers in the world,
ever price, there are plenty of reasons w hy you a
The point was well taken and
have completed their work as well says: “ T o discontinue an adver­
John Barker aud wife, Mrs. Hickey
should come apd see t^e fjne line, of Diamonds in
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the argument conclusive and con
and two children, M. L Babcock
as it could lie done under the co n ­ tisement is like taking down your
Ear-Rings, Brooches and Rings sqld at reduced
vinciug. At the close o f the ser­
aud wife, Mrs. John Baker, Mrs.
ditions and should he heartily con­ s ig n .”
prices on installments af
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vice all united in singing “ My
Drake.
Hearty congratulations
gratulated upon their achieve­
Country ’ Tis o f T hee,” and the
were extended by all present, con­
ments. This is the personal feel­
Careless Ball Playing.
visiting guests marched out in ad­
gratulations were wired from Kan
ing and sentiment o f the editor of
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Some of the town boys were en­ vance of the congregation to the sas by Ralph Gray the bride’s sou.
this paper on this subject and the
music of a well known patriotic-
position the Leader expects to gaged in playing foot ball oti the
he Leader also extends hearty
air.
vacant
com
er
lot
opposite
Lurch’s
maintain.
congratulations
Mr. and Mrs.
A T T H E C H R IS T IA N C H U R C H .
store today when “ Uncle” Bern
Royer will reside in Eugene.
Boosters can sometimes knock as Veatch in passing by was struck
Great interest was manifested at
J. Hardy Crow of Loraue, was
was demonstrated Monday evening on the head with the hall, and the Christian Church last Sunday.
at the club, but after a little diver­ knocked down from the sidewalk The evening audience crowded transacting business in town today
sion of this kind they have the into the muddy street. He was the main auditorium. There was aud favored the Leader with a
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faculty of getting together, put­ picked up by the boys and the mud one conversion at the evening ser­ pleasant call and a subscription re­
IJe says the Churchill-
ting their shoulders to the wheel washed and scraped from his bands vice. Next Sunday the subjects newal.
W e Have Quality and Quantity Combined.
and boosting harder than ever be­ and clothes, and the boys express­ will be (11 a. m .) Going Some­ Mathews fruit company have not
ed their regrets and hope that no where; (7:30 p. m .) Three Bad been able to put ouf n|ai|y trees
If Y ou Want one or a Thousand Trees
fore.
ill effects would come to Mr. Veatch Bargains.
this fall on account of unusually
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For the benefit of the inquisitive from his severe experience. While
There were about forty in attend­ bad weather.
ones the Leader will say that “ cit­ this was an accident pure and sim­ ance at the Endeavor service. The
ALBAN Y,
O REG O N
izens” other name is— John Doe ple, for the safety of men, women members o f the society are to di­
The merchant, G. II. Tyson,
alias Dick Roe.
and children who are constantly vide up for a contest. One side made a business trip to the metropo­
Notice of Bond Sale.
passing this vacant lot, such games will Ire known as "A n ti'C a n ’ ters,” lis Sunday morning returning home
Great is the moving picture. It
should he prohibited thereon by and the other, “ Diggers.” A ban Monday evening.
Notice is hereby given that on the aril
receutly caught an actual mur­
the owner o f the lot or the city quet will be served by the losers.
ilay of January, 1910, at the hour of 8
der at Harbin, Manchuria.
o
’clock
p. m. of said day, the city of Cot­
The
W
onderful
council.
tage Grove bane county, Oregon will
Substantial real estate men
sell to the highest amt best bidder or
I bidders $100,000 coupon bonds of said
throughout the state are prominent
I city in denominations of $1000 each, said
"The
G reatest
in agitating for a law or other
tr iu m p h o f M o d ­
j bonds to tie dated March 1st, 1910, and
ern S e i m e e . "
;
to hear interest at the rate of 5 per cent
means to prevent the bunco re il
T h e m oa t w o n -
I per annum, interest paid semi- annually.
d e r fu l d is c o v e r y
estate man from doing business in
e v e r m ade b y
| principal and interest payable in l\ s.
T h« |real m m h ( ol Dr Pierce’ * Golden Medical Di*.
m an.
i gold Coin, the interest on said bonds to
Oregon. One o f these fellows c;.n
A h a o tu tcty s a f e ,
covery in curind weak ilom cch i, wealed bodies, weak
I commence with the date the money is
o d o r le s s n o is e le s s j
lungs, and obstinate and lingering cough*, i* based on
do more harm through creating
s im p le a n d w it h ­
delivered to said city. Each o f said
the recognition ol the fundamental truth that "G olden
o u t a q u e s tio n the
bonds to run for a period of 25 years
dissatisfied investors than a dozen
I»est a r tific ia l lig h t
Medical D iscovery" sufoliea Nature with body-build­
| from the date thereof.
Sealed bids will
in e x is t e n c e . Far
ing, tieeue-repairing, muscle.making materials, in con-
liooster clubs can overcome.
s u p e r io r t o ele c
be received for ttie whole or any part of
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The “ Old Reliable” Albany Nurseries
A lad d in L am p
A ids Nature
deneed end concentrated form. With thia help Nature
auppliea the neeesaary strength to the stomach to digeef
food , build up the body and thereby throw off lingering
ohetiuate coughs. The "D iscovery ’ ' re-establishes the
dignative end nutritive organa in sound health, purities
and enriches the blood, and nourishes the nerves—in
abort establishes sound vigorous health.
H t e s t d e n / er o f f e r s ooimotblmg " /m a t mm
H Im probably bettor FOR H im — It pmrm better.
But yom a r e tblmblmi ml the c u r e not tbm profit, mo
tbero'a n a m in g • • /«of an g o o d ’ ’ fo p yom. Bay mo.
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Medical Adviser, In Plain English; o r, M e * ’
Minn Simplified IU0H pages, over 700 illuetretiona, newly revised up-to-date
Edition f iper-hound, sent (or 21 one.cent stamps, to cover coat ol mailing
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CJoth-hound, 31 »temps. Address Dr. R. V . Pierce, Buffalo, N . Y .
Scatter a few subscriptions to
the Leader around for Christmas
presents. Not a bad sort of a
gift, either.
Always bear in mind, that this
is a free country in which free
speech and a free press is tolerated.
“ All hats off to the farmer,”
says a headliue.” And open your
purse, too.
t r ic it y , » a s o r g a s­
o lin e . T h e " A 1 a
d i n " g e n era tes a
g a s fr o m c o m m o n
k e r o a e n e (c o a l o il )
p r o d u c in g a pu re-
w h ite so ft lig h t ex
c e lle d b y s u n lig h t
o n l v , at a co s t o f
H c e n t j»er hou r.
T h e " A l a d d i n " is
p r o n o u n c e d b y oc-
c u lis ts t o b e t h e
l»est a rtific ia l lig h t
lias n o eq u a l. l*ew are
know n
T h e " A la d d
o f im it a t io n 1*, « e e th a t y o u get th e " A l a d d i n ”
a n d n o o th e r, o u r tra d e m a rk " A l a d d i n “ is o n t
ev ery b u rn er.
A . J. H H l'M H .M C .ll.
G en era l Agon
C o tta g e G ro v e . O re g o n .
F o r s a le at r>es L a n e s B ros’ . G r o c e r y Store.
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i said bonds, cacl; bid to be accompanied
' b> * certified check for $100 payable to
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,
the mayor of the city of Cottage Grove
will Ije well shod .f we do the s h o e in g - : check . to I* hmnHiately refumed to
dray l.orse, carriage horse or the trotter : unsuccessful bidders. No I,id lor less
because we have the skill the expert- than the pal* value of said bonds wil l*
ence and it knowledge of horses and considered and the Common Council
heir hoofs. M e are on special watch serves the right to reject any
any and aU
for instances of interfering, overreach- bids.
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ing, lameness and gaiL With all that
C. II. V a n D knhkrg .
we doubt if we charge any more than
City Recorder.
some ask for careless, even injurious
work. Phone 521.
ANY KIND OF A HORSE
SPRIGGS BROS. & HARRIL
Eby s Old Stand
The Oregon Agricultural College
now has two regiments and two
regimental bands.