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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 31, 1909)
Professional Cards. F a r m, City and Town Loans I Baughman S Co. * W M c COUNTRR j A T TO K N C Y -A H A W 4 % * R e a l property law given special a tten tio n 6 o m e e FhllllR« » u i l d i m . Sul l * and 6 A Phone M ain 1411 Cottane Orovc. tir . J • -------------------------------- -— ---------------------------1 v i*: DK AR . K . C . M A CY t % £ 9 D EN TIST ; F irat C lass W ork, Over Hauls of C o tis e r ( ‘. rove. C ottane ('.rove, O regon. d A FLOUR 9 -t.**í.*'t4'*'»l.*'V.*'*r*V^>'W.-*V.-*í \ < J . “ VOUN,‘ ATTORNEY AT LA W ornee: Young Building. Matti Street, 4 J ♦ « THE HUSBAND I Hurd Wheat Brands: American B e a u t y , Daily Bread, llamtnoud’s Bes t , livery sack guaranteed. Soft Wheat Brands, White Swan, White Star. All kinds of Mill Feed and Hay. Poultry Feeds and Supplies, Grass Seed, l'houe 1711. T h e servant girl I'll never kiss, But be content with wedded bliss. I'll bear with patience all my ills A nd swear no more at dry goods bills. 9'WL*'Vt*V.*44*Vé*'Vr*Vfc*U*'4l*-Í ♦ \ B a rre ls W. KIM K, M. l>. A . §■ Office In MoF&rlaud Building 5 Over Cochran’s Furniture Store ? Office Phone, 341 île s Idenco Phone, JMU V g G allon s C a rp e ts an d R ugs t P H Y S IC IA N and KCKOEON Made to order and Satis faction guaranteed both as to workmanship and prices. Apply to i V +i\kW dcm*cm- J . M . C o m e r Pw°Aes3«!6 n e a r Ad ventist C h u r c h 2 j 4 * A T T O R N E Y AT LAW I? ▼ S p ecial A ttention i'.iven to M in in g an d C orporation Law . ♦ JÉ O f f i c e . S u i t e 3 , B a n k Bvilldinrt T. General B lacksm ¡th in g Horseshoeing a specialty. Wagon and carriage re- ing. All work guaranteed Have your horsesteeth ex amined and repaired. Shoe at rear of Hemeuway & Burkholder’s Store :: C. JOHNSON, S A T T O R N E Y AT LAW i i J E states A dm inistered, M in in g Patents Procured. M ining and C orp oration Law a specialty, office over G riffin, Veatch H ardw are. Residence, 85. Office Phone. M ain 113. T H . B And do away with idle show. In husband's business I'll not mix For well 1 know 1 am a dunce. In scandals I shall no more speak; THE PREACHER -A . I C A S this is New Year's. 1 may say Notice is hereby given that the nnder- signetl, the administratrix of the estate of William II. Long, deceased, has filed with the County Court of Lane County, jt"*;«. ■«'ACS. 4 Oregon, her final account as such ad ministratrix of said estate and that Mon » £ j l L. INGRAM day, the 3d day of January, 1910, at the hour of one o’clock p. m. of said «lay 9 D EN TIST has been fixed by said court as the time Stew art-P orter Ruildinjr 4 for hearing any objections to said report 2 Phone USI H oars s it u o I?, 1 to 5 a' and the settlement thereof. 9 «. *w . * v . * v. » V * v . * ' v . * v * w * * L ydia 1C. L ong , Adminisaratrix. • A. II. K ing , Attorney. 34-5t I'll turn a leaf for this good day. No more they’ll charge that I’m humdrum. T h e wealthy sinner I'll assail And scorn his wrath if I shall fail. M y salary 1 shall not seek T o swell, for I'll be plain and meek. THE LAW YER School report cards on sale at the Leader office one cent each. A well equipped saw mill plant IT H this new year I'll aim to in good running order located a Milch Cow Wanted. please. ------------- i ) few miles west of Cottage Grove. tj I'll do great work for little A good fresh milch .xow, Dur About two million feet of timber fees. ham preferred or ii<$t^6rethan one- goes with the mill. Inquire of A. half Jersey. Incftfifrfrit »this office. Prevarication I'll eschew D. Owens Sr Son, Cottage Grove. D-5 A nd utilize no dodges new. W l'U advocate no unjust cause A nd break no wills, whate’er the laws. These resolutions are not grudged, Flou r F or lawyers, too, in time are judged. THE DOCTOR Mills k i n d s A—A In drug stores talk too much — ahem I o f No advertising shall appear. Mill Feed, Grain and Hay M A TTH EW S. I’ll speak no ill of other “docs" A nd quit for good all throwing rocks. I'll be on hand in hours late A nd greet good husbands at the gate. P ro p . I’ll upright live as any Quaker A nd spare my friend the undertaker. Fash ion Stables First Class Livery, Sale and Feed Barn in Connection ¡5 5 ? " P o w e ll & T u lla r, Hospital and Sanitarium R lih t H ere a t Y a u r Horn« W A nd time for me to change my weigh. From this time on I’ll do things clean And sell no oleomargarine. T o patrons old I'll be as good A s to the new ones, though my food I risk in doing so. I'll bust Or sell as cheap for cash as trust. To him who pays I shall not place T he debts of those who fall from grace. Adulterations I shall scorn. For honesty may e’en adorn A grocery, and grocers reap Rewards in heaven, heap on heap. W atchmaker . Repairing a t reanonable charge* All work guaranteed flrat-eiaaa. Watchea.Gloeka and lew elry a t Loweat Prtaa COTTAGE GROVE. ORE. Berry Plant* For Sale. X- RAY LABORATORY DR.J . C. SCHLEEF Suit to Quiet Title. Suit has been commenced by Alicia Herrington and L. D. Her rington against |. E . Young, ad ministrator of the estate of John Semro to quiet title on a certain tract of land to which they claim to be the owners. |. C. Johnson is plaintiff’s attornéy. Trees! Yes? The Best in Oregon Clean, thrifty, one year grafts on one year roots. We grow trees by the only right system and then Warrant Them to (irow Cedar Springs Nursery S. B. Morss, Prop. Phone 471 MILLERS Machine Shop All kinds of machine and repair work done promptly and «at reason able prices. OLD LEADER BUILDING Third Street, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON The poor editor was dying; but when the doctor placed his ear to the patient’s heart and muttered sadly," Poor fellow circulation almost gone,” the editor raised himself and gasped; “ Tis false, J we have the largest circulation in : Repairing a Sp ecialty the couuty!” then sank back upon ! his pillow with a triumphant smile j Stock and Poultry Remedies on his face. He was consistent to| F IR S T ST R E E T the end—lying about his circula- j tion. Carlton Nursery Co. Some men can shave themselves, but no man can cut his own hair. Large growers of local stocks, This is where the barbers get even. suppliers of commercial plantings, *£ £ . clean, vigorous and true trees. Quality and price have Heavy oil apples, in Newton, made Cleveland’s Baking Spitzeuburg, etc. In pears, Bart Powder the leading THE PLUMBER seller in Oregon. lett, Anjou, Comice, Boscceto. In cherries, R- Anne, Lambert, Bing, H , W E L C O M E . New Y ear's I etc. In prunes, Italian, etc. Small Joyous day $. P. Ry. Time Table ruits, bushes, etc. Don’t miss T h at finds the plumber's heart it, but be sure, get our prices, it still gay will pay you. Send list of wants. N O RTH BO U N D . And full of vows of true reform. Stocks carefully grown and T o him's ne’er dark the winter storm. No. 16 . . ................................. 1:48 a. m. shipped. Catalogue free. O P ro p . M a m m o th b la c k b e r r y , G a rd in a d e w b e rry , I.u c r e tia d ew b erry and E x c e l s i o r s tra w b e rry p la n ts o f th e ■R. M . K e llo g g stra in o f th o ro u g h b re d s . L . S . C o o n , D illa rd , O r. From a copy of the Star of Dec. 14, published at Plattsburg, New York, the Leader notes that Miss Ruth Newcomb, a sister of our townsman, P. Newcomb, died at that place recently. She was born at that place in 184.3 and was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Newcomb, lifelong residents of Plattsburg. She was a great grand daughter of Platt Newcomb, the first male child born in Plattsburg. j Miss Newcomb studied for a school! teacher and upon completing her education and teaching as assist- J ant in the Plattsburg schools five I months, she was elected principal of the schools which position she; held continuously for 32 years, a most remarkable record. That she had the affection, confidence and esteem of the entire community is self-evident. Harness E L L , this, 1 s'pose, is New Y ear’s day Surgical Case* Especial Attentino F a r f u r t h i r P a r tic u la r * Addrr«« C ottage Grove, Oregon C. W. Beals & Son. THE GROCER H. C. M A D SEN . COTTAflE Í1R0VE Death of Miss Ruth Newcomb. In my prescriptions no mistake T h e code I'll follow close this y e a r; C H A S. Benson’s Pharmacy A N O T H E R year I W ell, I must make In 1 9 1 0 , for these young men a l l spending a few days at their re spective homes. My sermons now I'll shorten Saw M ill For Sale. —C o ttag e G rove School opened Monday with two new students. One of the home students likes doughnuts pretty well. Mrs. Shryock is here visiting her daughter Josie at present. Mr. W. H. Rogers of Troutdale, Oregon was among the Christmas visitors. Mi s s Varian Dresser spent Christmas with her parents in I.ynx Hollow. The home students spent a very should be cared for from the enjoyable afternoon at Mr. A. D. I cradle to the grave. We have a large assortment of good Tooth Owens home Sunday. Brushes aud several kinds of Tooth Misses Josie Shryock and Ethel l’ovvder warranted to be pure and Rogers were the guests of Mrs. beneficial. Alfred Wheeler Saturday night. Mr. John Meehan of Medford called at the school last week. Hair Brushes, Bath Brushes, Fine John was a student at the school Soaps, domestic and imported, last year: splendid Shampoo for the hair, Miss Ethel Cox. Miss Hazel and all Toilet Requisites of good Geer and Mr. Orville Clifton are quality at moderate prices. Nail Brushes I'll lecture only once a week. Notice of Final Settlement. Royal Intermediate School Items. ! The Teeth All costly wraps I’ll now forego M y shopping I'll curtail at once. 9 V.-*'t**V.-* Vfc*V.*f«;*'U *l't**l’l**:» J yew In no high bonnets to appear. A nd get him in another “fix.” .2 s. m e d l e y . W IF E E S O L V E D am I for this new R D e n v e r , C o lo ra d o No more the lodge shall I attend ; O r tell my wife a "chestnut" joke. THE J I O C e n tu r y Bld g. T o go a new and better way. W hile in the house I'll never smoke jé J a c k s o n L o a n & T ru s t C o . A M resolved this New Y ear's day T h e homeward road by nine i'll wend. * W est S id e . Five p e r cent interest, nine years’ time, with privilege of paying at any time. Return pay ments monthly, quarterly semi-annually or an- nualy to suit borrower. For particulars write •f* 4 ? 4* *4* ♦ For plumber's time and helper's toil I'D charge much less this year and oil M y patron's fixtures free of cost (T h e generous yet have never lost.) A nd when I grease his stop and waste M y bill I’ll not present in haste. His pipes I'll give the proper fall And lay them on the southern wall T o do thinv ( well shall b e my mission And thus crowd out all competition. T i s my belief that sanitation Is yet to save this periled nation. — St. Louis Post-Dispatch. No. 18 . . .............................. . 4:02 P- in. No. 14 . . ................................ 4:43 a. m. No. 20 . . ............................ . 11:24 a . m. MONEY TO LOAN. SO U TH BO U N D . No. No. No. No. 15 — ................................ 1:26 17 — .............................. 10:54 13 - ................................ 6:30 19 — ......................... . . . 3:12 C A RLTO N , OREGON a . ni. If you want to buy or build P m. a. ra. home or pay off your mortgage V m. and have long time, easy pay L. S. T aylor , Agent, Cottage Grove, Oregon. meuts and low rate of interest ti pay back loan in, see W a lk er 6 P e r r i n e , Roseburg, Oregon.
