HaLppy New Yeetr To All
Useful Holiday Presents, Pictures aud Picture Frames, New
Stock,
Endless
Variety, Furniture,
Rugs,
Blankets and
Comforters, Writing Desks.
Beautiful
Holiday
Presents
W hy Not B u y a U se fu l Present for Wife. Husband. Son or Daughter.
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For Ladies
Dishes, Carving Sets, Aluminum
Drinking Cups,
Salt,
Pepper
Toothpick Holders.
Griffi n
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For Boys
Silverware, Chafing Dishes, Serving
and
W e H ave Either
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Pocket
Knives,
Express
For Men
Wagons,
Razors, A ll Kinds, Cutlery,
22-Calibre Rifles,
Fine
Sporting Goods, and Other Equally
Work
Shot Guns,
as Useful Things.
Tools,
Rifles
and-
Ammunition.
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An Elegant I.ine of Rockers.
Father or Mother.
Just the Kind of Present for
Come Where Selection is Made Easy.
PRIZES AWARDED AT
CHURCH NOTES AND
GRAND MASK BALL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
SIMERÁL & VANDENBURG
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER.
here are not as balmy as usual at
this season, there is cause for re
joicing in the fact that we are only
getting freezing weather— 32 above
— here, while our eastern friends
are getting zero weather and bliz
zards.
A T T H K C H R I S T IA N C H U R C H .
S» SP E C IA L LO W PRICE |
The grand mask ball given at
the armory hall Christmas eve was
well attended there being 28 masked
couples. Splendid music was fur
nished by Nelson’s orchestra and
good order prevailed. The follow
ing prizes were awarded:
Best sustained character, gent,
cowboy, Frank
Cooper $1.50
picture, Modern Pharmacy.
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Best sustained character, lady,
"Sentinel” Inez Flynn, $2 ladies
purse, Beals & Son. Most original,
Uneda biscuit, Ren Sanford, $2
water set, Metcalf & Bruud.
Most original lady, Swiss, Mrs.
A . E. Hamlotb, $2 crystal vase,
Burkholder-Woods Co.
Most comical, coon, Frank Snod
grass, $4 fountain pen, Dave
Scholl.
Most comical, lady, squaw, Mrs.
Frank Churchill, $2 perfume, New
Era drug store.
Richest, yueen of Night, May
Hickson, $10 hat, Ladies Toggery.
Richest, gent, Knight, A. L.
Wynne, $2.50 box cigars Ward &
McFarland.
Best three step, lady, Red Rid
ing Hood, Mamie Kime, postcard
album, Wave.
Best three step, gent, jockey,
Frank McFarland, box candy,
The Rose.
Best waltzer, lady, Red Cross
nurse, Pet Sanford, jardiner stand,
Simeral & Van Denburg.
Best waltzer, gent, summer man,
Earl Hill; pen knife, Griffin-Veatch
Co.
Best two step, lady, Cow-girl,
Hazel Hannah, $1.50 hat pin, G.
H. Tyson.
Best two step, gent, clown, Jas.
Potts, neck scarf,
Rees-Wallace
Co.
The judges were, F. G. Conley,
I). J. DuBruille and W . C. John
son.
Much interest is being manifest
ed in the contemplated union meet
ings which commence in the Meth
odist church Sunday evening, Jan.
2. The Christian, Presbyterian,
••THE FURNITURE D E A L E R S ”
Baptist and Methodist societies
have joined forces and doubtless
much good will be accomplished.
Complete
program in our next
New Year’s day would be a good
T u w tey» »r»d Fridajw,
time for blind-piggers and bootleg issue.
Large congregations were the
gers to swear off.
r u n LEADER PU B LISH INO CO (Inc.)
order of the day in the Methodist
\V, C. C o n n e r , Editor and Manager.
Was 1909 a profitable year for church last Sabbath. The musical
you?
If not, try to improve on it numbers were much enjoyed. Rev.
KntPred at the Cottage Grove postofiöce as sec
ond-class matter.
the coming year.
Robert Sutcliffe is to organize and
teach
a class of youug men in the
8UBHCK1PTION KATES
If there is auytnmg Cottage
One Year
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fi.30
Sabbath school. The lessons are
Six Months
7 S Grove is in need o f just now it is a
So
Three Months
to lie discussed in a frank and
modern opera house. Here is a
brotherly way. A separate room
good investment for some local
for the meeting of this organiza
builder.
TUESDAY, DECEM BER 28, 1909.
tion doubtless will be provided by
Roseburg has employed
as the proper authorities. A ll young
booster for the year 1910, Thos. D. fellows not connected with any
Richardson, of New York, at a other Sabbath school are urged to
salary of $4,000 a year. With a be present and unite in member
Tom Richardson boosting at each ship. A roll call service of the
end of the state there aught to church takes place at 11 a. m.
Sunday J an. 2. Let every member
soon be a Greater Oregon.
be present. I f hindered send
While the weather conditions written response.
O N PERFU M ES
All This Week
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and
Prices
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DIAMOND
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Large crowds are attending the
services conducted by Jesse Kel-
T h e man or woman who wears a diamond also
lums, aged seventeen and Harold
wears
an air o f prosperity that is far reaching in
Humbert, aged sixteen. This is
its influence.
without doubt the youngest evang
These are Commercial times, and to BE suc
elistic team in Oregon, if not in
cessful
you must L O O K it. People are always
the United Slates. They are a
The holiday advertising patron
judged at first by their appearance.
success. Mr. Kellums preaches
age extended to the Springfield
As an investment, the diamond is in a class by
with remarkable power. But he
merchants was
YOU h a ve to keep p u ffin * ■ cltfar to get News by local
itself,
because, outside of its intrinsic value, it has
cannot help preaching for his
the fo o d o f It. S a m • tvith a b u j i n e jj . simply immense, necessitating the
the added value as an adornment.
father
and
mother
are
both
success
An effective way to “P u f f JJoczr enlargement of that paper. Build
W h en you are ready to buy a diamond, at what
S u -tin t-ts just now is to SEND ing up the local paper is the very ful preachers. 11 is father began
ever
price, there are plenty o f reasons w h y you t
BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS CARDS to best way to build up a community. preaching when he was nineteen.
should
come and see the fine line o f Diamonds in
acquired and desired customers. The first thing Cottage Grove Mr. Kellums Jr. is a student of the
Ear-Rings,
Brooches and Rings sold at reduced
Eugene High school.
X<> u4 a b o u t t h t p r in t in g o f them
t
knows she will be called upon to
prices
on
installments
at
Mr. Humbert, the singing evan
surrender "second place in the
gelist, is certainly in the right
NEW COUNTY.
county’ ’ to enterprising Spring-
place. IIis work as a chorus lead
ar
I field.
er
and soloist adds greatly to the
ar
Nesmith county, being a part of
interest and effectiveness of the
“ Sneaks and thieves don’ t ad
the northern part of Douglas coun
Goats on Shares.
vertise” was the text of an immi services.
ty and the southern part of Lane
There were four accessions Mon
gration sermon recently delivered
Fifty nannies with registered
county, is asking for county di by a McMinnville minister. He day evening— two conversions.
The following is a list of sub buck to let on shares to any re
vision under the name of Nesmith followed this up by showing the
value of intelligent publicity work
sponsible party that will take them
county. So far as we understand in attracting settlers to the Pacific jects for this week:
Tuesday, The Tw o Armies: Wed for three or more years.
the situation, it ought to have the Northwest and the benefits alike to
nesday, W hy I am a Christian;
B- M. H a w l e y ,
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support of every voter.— Freewater the newcomer and the country
Bohemia, Oregon.
settled. Each settler means added Thursday, Moses, a Type of Christ;
Times.
wealth to the state and in return Friday, The Gospel Despised; Sat
Capital Surplus & Undivided Profits $49,000
the Pacific states offer greater op urday, Sowing and Reaping; Sun REGISTRATION OF TIT L E TO LAND
Total A s s e t s .............................. $304,000
W ill Hokum mistook his hunt
portunity to the man from the old- day morning, Constancy in Well
ing companion, Jesse Moore, lor a sections of the country. Oregon Doing.
In the Circuit court of the State
Welcomes and appreciates your business, whether large or small
Mallard duck, while hunting near has a duty to perform, believes
of Oregon, for Lane County.
and
believe its extensive resources, developed by seventeen
DIED.
In the matter of the application
Rowland, this county,* Sunday aud this pastor, in bringing people from
years of constant, considerate, conservative accommodations.
of J. F. Spray and Mary E. Spray
punctured his tire in many places. the overcrowded districts of the
to register the title to lot 4 in block
A
splendid endorsement of its most satisfactory service to the
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the
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Moore would have been justified East to this laud of opportunity
4 of Wm. Shield’s addition to
al, Christmas, Dee. 25, 1909, Cottage Grove and the lot lying
people of Cottage Grove and vicinity.
in returning the fire on the pretext and live cities in the Northwest are
Mrs. Bettie Wallace, wife of east thereof and between said lot
that he mistook Hokum for a making the most of their advan
Harvey Wallace, the result o f a and the depot grounds in Cottage
goose.
tages in attracting settlers.
Grove, Oregon
delicate surgical operation.
against
Deceased was a daughter of J.
Spray-Wynne Co. a corporation,
M. Medley, a sister of Attorney J. F. C. Walters and A L L W HOM
S. Medley and Wm. Medley of IT M A Y CONCERN, defendants.
this place and Mrs. Darwin Bri f- TO A L L W H O M IT M A Y CO N
Were we perfect, which we «re not, medicines would
CERN:
tow
of Eugene, all of whom wi it
[Incorporated]
not often be needed. But since our systems have be
Take notice that on the 11th
come weakened, impaired and broken down through
other members of the family, at"
day of December 1909, an appli
indiscretions which have gone on from the early ages,
W e Have Quality and Quantity Combined.
tended the funeral services at the cation was filed in the above en
through countless generations, remedies are needed to
•id 1 Mature in correcting our inherited and otherwise
home of Mr. and Mrs. Delure titled court by J. F. Spray and Mary
If Y o u W an t one or a Thousand Trees
acquired weakne.ee.. T o reach the aeat ol .tomach
Hetnenway in this city Monday, E. Spray, for initial registration of
weaknaa# and conaequent digestive trouble., there ia
W r ite Us. Catalogue F ree............................
nothing .o good at Dr. Pierce’ , (¡olden M a d id I>i»cov
which were conducted by Rev. S. the title to the above described
e r , , a glyceric compound, extracted from native medic
lands. Now unless you appear on
C. Adams, interment in the I. O.
inal ro o t.—told for over forty year, with great satisfaction to all uaan. For
OREGON
or before the 15th day of January,
ALBANY,
Weak Stomach, Riliou.ne.., Liver Complaint, Pain in the Stomach after ratiag,
O. F. cemetery. An obituary no 1910, and show cause why such
Heartburn, Had Breath, Belching of food. Chronic Diarrhen and other Intestinal
tice will appear in Friday's Leader. application should not be granted
Derangement-., the ” Discovery'’ i. a time-proven and moat eftcicnt remedy.
the same will be taken as confessed
T h e g en u in e hast
A Wise Precaution.
Estray Notice.
The Oregonian a s k s : “ Are and a decree will be entered ac
o u ts id e w ra p p er
S ig n a tu re
During the cold weather we
democrats going for prohibition?” cording to the prayer of the appli
build hot fires, beware of confla
cant
and
you
will
be
forever
barred
Two
year
old
steer,
red,
swallow
Y o a ean’ t afford to accept a secret nostrum n e substitute for this non-elco-
Most of them are aud so is a great
grations, don’t neglect carrying
from disputing the same, [ s e a l ]
bolic. medicine o r eno » n riixrosm oN, not even though the urgent denier may
fork in left ear. For further par
big majority of the Republicans.
thereby make a little bigger profit.
a policy on your house. Tom
E. U. L ee , County Clerk.
ticulars inquire of C. A. McFar Awbrey can give vou satisfactory
Dr. Pierce’ e Pleasant Pellets regulate and invigorate stomach, liver cad
Harvey will have to cut out his
A. E. W h e e l e r .
bowels. Sugar-coated, tiny granules, easy to take as candy.
rates and protection.
33tf
stimulants after next November.
D14-5t
A t’ty for Applicants. | land.
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