Cottage <3i*çvc Xcaòcv.
FACTS CONCERNING DAIRYING
YOUNG MAN STEALS
FRIENDS CLOTHES
E v e ry th in g
In.
H a rd w a re
In the nold weather we have
11 teen having it is bail for the dairy
Emil Blackburn, a young man
cow to stand outside in the raiu
stopping at the Matlock lodging
and cold all day. The three great
Incorporatili
victim of misplaced
est factors to be considered iu the house was
£
confidence on Sunday night. He
care of dairy cattle are comfort,
met a young man who gives the
pulfitsbcö Ever? Cucubá?.
kindness and cleauliness. Thous
f
name of Earl White, who put up a
A
ands of dollars are lost to the
iff
KuttreiJ iu the po&t office at Cottage Grove, Oregon a* - second-class mail m atter farmers every year through shift («»or mouth and said he had no j
place to sleep. As he was a youug
less neglect to provide comfortable
fellow of good address aud a p -,
¡Tonne of S itb o cn p tten .
quarters for
their stock. No
peared
to be honest and worthy,
Oue year (iu udvadi-e).......... ........ « ........................ ................................ $1.50 animal can do justice to itself
Blackburn kindly invited him to
when forced to suffer cold and
%
come and sleep with him. During j
hunger at the hands of an in
Three months................................................................
the night White got up and getting
human owner. Men who are so
<s:
into Blackburn’s clothes, which
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1910 inhuman that they will not provide contained some $1$ or $-’() in cash,
properly for their stock, should be
Í
and taking his ovc.coat out of the
forced to do so. No matter how
THE HEN.
closet, made himself scarce. Upon
counties can give, but with a new
crude and homely the protection
getting up in the morning Black
county government and special and
is, we respect the man when he
Our poets may King of the eagle,
burn
found his protege gone and
concentrated
effort
in
the
develop
Proml theme of tlic prolific pen,
provides a shelter for the helpless
ments to the jury were made by
HERMANN JURY
Whose figure bold adorns d l , er and gold, ment of this territory now remote b.utes, which are powerless before all his clothes aud nothing left but IMTERESTING LETTER
Francis |. lleney. for the govern
White's old clothes. He at ouee
For the grasping chik.hes of men.
from both of the old county seats
the gale and are left to the mercy
ment, aud Attorney A. S. Wortb-
FROM
W.
T.
KAYSER
CHOSEN
WEDNESDAY
notified Sheriff Bowu, who got
But away with your g u s h and palaver!
and therefore shamefully neglected,
of man to protect them. 1 have
iugton, for defendant. I he taking
Let us get down to facts, and then
a new, prosjierous and prominent more respect for the farmer who if busy and located the fellow at Cot
We’ll give you some tho’ts about Lang-
Clarks
Fork.
Idaho,
Jan.
9,
1910.1
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,
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c
I
of
testimony begun Wednesday
tage Grove. Advising the officer
Oregon county would s<x>ii be es
. . . . Leader:
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! ,, With the acceptance
of
Smith
.
forced to choose which shall be
shans
Editor
i
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f
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afternoon.
I he government ilau
lias
there to hold the boy, he took
tablished and thereby assist in the
Or some other kind of a hen.
improved his house or barn selects
Cottage Grove. Oregon. ! ^ T ’ *
w , " ope™ 11* 40 witnesses on hand, and it is
Blackburn
with
him
to
the
Grove
campaign
for
a
Greater
Oregon,
She hasn’t the brilliant plumage
the latter first. The man who does
We arrived here on December! Yau,h'11i cou,,ty>
| thought that it will take about two
livery man who voted for Hood this invariably governs the dumb on the Monday afternoon train,
Of the tropical birds of fame,
noon, the jury of twelve men to weeks to try the case.
1
9th
all
right
and
found
our
aunt
aud both the thief and the clothes
Nor the peacock proml with search so River County two years ago should
try Hon. Biuger Hermann, was
brutes about him with gentleness.
The I Iermauu trial drags along
loud,
were identified, and White brought and family well. We had not completed. The personnel of the
be ini|ielled by the same argument,
The farm does not shelter an
at Portland devoid of sensational
But she gets there just the same.
seen her for .12 years but would
principle, sentiment and convict animal that responds more quickly back.
jury is as follows:
or
even interesting developments,
She hasn’t the notes of the mocking ions to work and vote for Nesmith
have
known
her,
as
age
was,
He had a hearing before Justice
Charles W. Risley, farmer, Mil-
to kindness than a cow. Her dis
bird.
ami it is generally asserted that
telling on her when we saw hei
Bryson
Monday
evening
and
County,
which
cause
is
just
as
waukie, R. F. I)., Clackamas the government does not have a
Nor the oriole’s song in May,
position is naturally peaceful. Her
waived examination and
was last. She looks as well as of old.
But sweeter than all from spring til fall, worthy and just.
county.
great kind eyes are filled with
ghost of a show to convict him.
Well, Mr. editor, this is the cold
bound over to the grand jury on a
is her cackle to me any day.
should be cared for from the
Albertus II. Metcalf, sand and
gentleness and patience. She is
WANT OF HARMONY.
charge of larceny from a dwelling, est country I ever saw. The, gravel dealer, Portland.
cradle to the grave. We have a
It tells of food healthful and wholesome,
almost human in her gratitude,
large assortment of good Tooth
Of angel cake, custards and pies,
Railroad Locomotive Derailed.
lie admitted taking some of the people are all housed up for the
William
Myers,
farmer,
Oregon
Brushes and several kinds of Tooth
And if worthy some men, w h y not also
The Roseburg Review, is dis under the influence of kind treat articles, but savs lie did not take winter—that is, the farmer
City, Clackamas county.
Powder warranted to be pure aud
the hen,
posed to sneer at our article of last ment. She will guard the homes, everything charged.— Register.
The mills and loggers are having
Wednesday
when
the
big
S.
P.
| Friend I). Simmons, salesman,
Of a mansion beyond the blue skies? week about the absorption of a I helping to lift the burdensome
beneficial.
their harvest. They log with
hog engine, No. 2.S27, on local
j Portland.
It tells of sure profit and income.
mortgages,
paving
f<u
the
college
portion of its own county by the
horses exclusively and bob sleds.
Oregon Defeats Utah.
From her eggs with their yolks of gold,
Benjamin l-'. Skolfield, contract freight No. 255, ran into the lum
Grove people. Why don’t you education for the children, cloth
The snow and ice is six inches
ber yards of the Brown Lumber
And our biddies are far better than
Eugene, Jan. 15.— The third an deep so you see sleighing is fine. or, Arbor Lodge, Portland.
come out and be for it or against ing the family with serviceable
“stocks”
Co. on the O. N S. E. railroad sid Hair Brushes, Bath Brushes, Fine
J
.
C.
Smock,
farmer,
Sherwood,
garments, filling the home with nual debate with Utah held in Wages are good in the logging
Or King Solomon’s mines of old.
it.— Drain Nonpareil.
ing at this place to get a car of Soaps, domestic and imported,
Washington
county.
comforts
and
providing
the
table
Villard hall last evening ended camps, $5(1 to $75 per mouth and
It is said from the sale of her products
The fact of the matter is the
lumber,
the rails spread, derailing splendid Shampoo for the hair,
C. F. Pearson, painter, Portland.
We would cancel our national debts; ( Roseburg people are losing very with the most healthful articles of with a unanimous decision in board, but you must furnish your
the
big
drivers
of the locomotive, and all Toilet Requisites of good
John
B.
Thompson,
hotelkeeper,
Then from every clime, in prose and in little sleep over the prospective loss food that grace the table of rich favor of the < )regon team, who
quality at moderate prices.
blankets. Horses are a good price.
and
it
was
necessary
to dispatch
rhyme,
and poor. Kindness is quality in supported the affirmative of the Those blacks I drove on the dray Dallas, Polk county.
of
that
camels
hump
of
territory
We’ll proclaim that her son never sets.
Henry B. Stone, planer, Port the wrecker from Roseburg to put
in the Bohemia mining district and man which costs him nothing but question: “ Resolved, That all would sell for $70(1 lie re. Hay is
the big machine on the rails again.
land.
the Pass Creek canyon country, the exercise of self control and corporations engaged in interstate worth $25 per ton and other feed
We are informed by Frank King,
Wesley
Houck,
retired
farmer,
when
pro|>erly
invested
it
pays
as
business should be required to in- ¡M proportioll.
both of which sections of Douglas
Cottage Grove, Oregon
OLD COUNTY SEATS
that
the O. & S. li. railroad people
McMinnville, Yamhill county.
county cost Roseburg and Douglas tounding dividends. 1 will men corporate under federal law.”
There is a great deal of prospect- i
AGITATED OVER NESMITH citizens ten times as much to main tion a few of the subjects that This is the second debate that Ore- ¡nR and mininK <lone here. I am George Selkerk, real estate sales- will notify the S. I*, railroad prop
Millinery For Sale.
man, Portland.
le to keep their “ hogs” out of their)
tain in the wav of road and other j sl*ould demand every dairyman's gou has won from Utah during the ROinR acro8S the lake tomorrow to
Smith Stephens, farmer, Hope- j yards at this place,
three
years
in
which
the
two
uni
as
they
get
out
o
f
.
attention
••
The following dispatch appear improvements,
look at a mine of lime rock. There
I desire to sell a one-half interest
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it, since most or all of the trade o f ! I’irst- the Importance of aud how versities have debated. The de is some good mines here and they well, Yamhill county.
ed in the Oregonian last week:
iu the Vogue millinery store iu this
There
was
but
little
trouble
in
Ernest
Lockwood
was
introduced
‘
“ Roseburj;, Or., Jan. I I .— At a this territory, included in the pro-1to Improve the dairy COW. Second, bate was snappy and full of life ' are paying dividends.
getting a jury, only .40 veniremen i to the mysteries of Elkdom at Eu- city. Price reasonable. Apply to
meeting of the Rose burn Commer posed Nesmith county, com es| e c o n o m y of feed ration. Not throughout, but the Oregon men
This a fine apple country. The
,
,
,.
having been examined before the $ene last week, lie had the good S. L. C amp , Cottage Grove. Phone
j how to starvc ,he cow for »hat clearly had the advantage both in trees look thrifty and tree of moss
cial Club this evening it was voted direct to Cottage Grove.
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746.
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list was completed. Opening state-1llme °* ,ns ll,e-
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practice
has
been
tried
too
long
argument
presented
and
in
manner
that a meeting be held here Febru
aud the apples are just fine. No ___________ _________
In the last five years, the nura- alKj often without success, except of delivery.
ary 15, with representation from
codliu moth to contend with, j
II. B. Anderson and L. H. Ilatu- Apples are worth $1.50 to $2 per!
the whole of Douglas and also of ber of farms in the northwest has | death to the cow and ruin to the
But how to produce the ren upheld the negative side of
Eugene, Or., to pass resolutions as -doubled, until today there are j owner.
box here. I will give a few prices
211,000,
which
yielded
products
|
most
aud
the best milk from u cow the question for Utah, while the
to the cutting off of the northern
of produce. Potatoes, lc pound;!
having a total value of j well fed, well housed, kindly caned affirmative side was presented for eggs 65 cts per dozen; butter, SO1
part of Douglas County and the in
$404,000,000.
I he various states for and her thirst slacked with the ( »regon by Percy Collier of Ivu-
.
southern part of I.aue County and
cts pound: flour, $2 sack: bacon,)
stand
as
follows:
Oregon 7 5 ,0 0 0 1 purest of fresh water from live gene and C. E. S]>encer of Cottage
forming a new county called Nes-
25 cts per pound; coal oil, 55 per
farms: Washington 66,000 farms; wells or flowing springs. Third, Grove. The chairman of the
St
* ir’Uh ^.'ounty ’ ’
gallon. Everything in the grocery
Idaho 40,4)00' farms; Montana tlie care of the milk from the cow evening was lion. L. T . Harris
of l H - ' - e n d i e r ' F S " " If Roseburg only knew it the .40,000 farms. There are millions to the dairy or the cream delivered and the judges were Alfred C. line in proportion.
Now, Mr. editor, 1 wont say it is
best thing her citizens could do of acres of laud ¡die now that to the creamery, in order to pro
was tiled 7
Schmidt of Albany, Oregon, Prof. cold up here for that would be
would be to fall in line for the could be put under cultivation on duce the best results. Fourth, the
R. I). lletzelo f Corvallis, Oregon, putting it mild, but will say the
Nesmith County movement, where a revenue basis. With the back- importance of often testing the
and President 1
M. Crooks °f Willamette is good enough forme.
in Douglas County would lose but to-the-laud tendencies of the p res n,¡ig 0 f every cow j„ your (lerd
Albany, Oregon
Both members; | w ; jj jeave here in a week aud
a narrow, sparsely settled and un ent day, it is certain that the num that you may know which are
of t h e ( iregon team showed you will hear from me again.
Miscellaneous
Ladies’ Long Coats
developed strip of territory, the ber of farms in the northwest will profitable keepers, l’ifth, too often
thorough mastery aud preparation
Y'ours truly
M ade in latest styles from wool fabrics.
Prices
trade and traffic from which, what continue to increase, for many the careless care of the milk and
6
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r
dark
colored
Outings, sale price
of their subject.
W. T . K ayshk .
cut as follows:
little there is, already all comes to years to come.
cream at home and iu delivering
I
2
c
colored
and
white
Twilled Outing,
Albany Defeats Eugene
$ 2 5 .0 0 Coat, sale price________________ $1 8 .0 0
Cottage Grove, while Roseburg
of the same to the creamery. This
1 8 .0 0 “
sale price_________________ 12 0 0
Sale price a' yard_______________________
Albany, Jan . 14.— In the high
and Douglas County must foot tin-
It was recently proposed by some neglect alone in my opinion costs
1 6 .0 0 “
sale price_________________ 9 .0 0
MODERN EQUIPPED
Every piece of Outing reduced.
bill for whatever road and bridge of the wise men at Florence that a the dairyman of Oregon annually school debate here tonight between
1 4 .5 0 “
sale price________________
8 .5 0
Bewildering assortment of Flannelettes; light,
Eugene
and
Albany
high
school
1 2 .5 0 “
sale price_________________
8 .0 0
lovements are called for in tax be laid upon honest business thousands of dollars. Yours truly
PHOTO GALLERY
medium and dark colors; all good patterns.
1 0 .0 0 “
sale price_________________
6 .0 0
teams, Albany won two to one.
this territory and bear all of the and professions. It was considered,
D an B i . kitek ,
7 .5 0
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sale price__________
4 .0 0
2 0 c Flanelettes, January Sale price, the yd
I 5c
Eugene had the negative aud the
('»her public improvement expenses, but turned down. No live busi Mgr. Cottage Grove Creamery.
It was a revelation to the visit
T hese are splendid values and positively must
I 5 c Flanelettes, January Sale price, a yard 12 1A c
debaters
were,
Bert
Lombard,
in return for which Roseburg does ness man will settle in a town that
ing poultry exhibitors to find such
go as w e do not intend to carry over any stock of
6 ' j c and 7c Prints, January Sale Price
6c
Victor Morris and James McCal-
not receive any revenue, except levies a license ou an occupation
previous season.
a modern and well equipped photo
Curtain
Scrim,
3
6
in.
wide.
Sale
price,
yd
5c
NEWLY
APPOINTED
1 u in
from taxes which is little, owing in preference to the land values.
graph gallery as the “ Art Studio,”
Salem
Defeats
Albany.
Ready-to-w
ear
Dresses
of
wool,
for
Misses
to the rough and undeveloped na To keep out business and capital,
ROAD SUPERVISORS«
Ladies’ Furs
at this place, where they could
and Children up to 14 years of age; Janu
j Salem, an. 14. (Special) In tage their prize winning birds
ture of this territory, which, how tax a man for being a carpenter or
Gordon & Ferguson.
ary closing Sale price one- half; Dresses
$
3
.5
0
Scarfs,
sale
price____________
$
2
-
2
5
aiid
J
the
debate
here
tonight
the
ever. Nesmith County, if created a blacksmith, or for opening a
County Judge Thompson
night or day aud get the best
2 .0 0
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sale price________________
1.35
from 13c t o ________________________ _ $ 3 2 5
would proceed to develop rapidly. store.
Supervisors Edwards and Price Salem team won over the Albany ; pictures of fowls they had ever
5 .0 0 Collarette scarf, sale price__________ 3 .2 5
$ 5 to $ 1 2 Skirts, medium colors, weil made,
team
two
to
one.
Salem
had
the
’
.Vlld ure as fate, if Roseburg
named the following road super
seen, as well as pictures of the
3 .7 5 Muff, sale price___________________ 2 .2 5
Sale price the garment from $ 2 .5 0 to $ 1 0 .0 0
should succeed in defeating this
“ 1 never bad much luck. When visors for the year at l-'riday’s ses affirmative of the question.
breeders themselves. It was also
5 .0 0
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3 .2 5
Misses’ Knit Petticoats fleece-lined only,
25c
Nesmith County movement, Drain, 1 was a boy, 1 was sick fifteen sion for South Lane County:
6 .5 0 ..................... .......................................... .. 5 0 0
Eugene Defeats Salem.
a surprise to them to receive a
W
om
en's
5
0
c
Outing
Petticoats
extra
good
with her ambition to become a times before 1 learned to chew to
James Stoops, Creswell, R. F . D.
Eugene, Jan . 14.—The liugeue proof of their pictures within an
quality. Sale price only____________
40c
Cotton Blankets
county seat, with the support as bacco. ( Uher boys were sick only
Charles Sharon, Saginaw.
high school debating team won hour from the sitting and have
W ool Finish
Children’s 5 0 c Union Suits, heavy fleece,
sured will sooner or later be able two or three times. I was a good
\V. S. Chrismau, Dorena.
the
next
over the debaters of the Salem 1 their work delivered
$ 3 .0 0 Blankets, Sale p rice ____________
$ 2 .5 0
Sale price_____________________________
40c
to subdivide Douglas County and deal discouraged, but kept at it,
Henry C. Combs, London.
high last evening by a verdict of i morning. However, all of this it
2 .5 0
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Embroidery up to 14 inches wide, per yd.
secure territory three to four times and finally learned and have been
George \V. Kerr, Wildwood.
two to one. File decision was a | an easy matter for the Art Studio
2 .0 0
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1 .6 0
Sale price______________ ________________
10c
as great as that asked for by the trying to quit for twenty years.” —
II. A. Howe, Creswell.
1.75
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popular one as the triumvirate as with its modern electric equipment.
Shopping Bags, worth 7 5 c to $ 5 .0 0 ; clos
creation of Nesmith.
However, Drake Watson.
its new century printing machine,
1 .5 0
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George Hawley, Creswell.
sembled facts which could not be
1.4 0
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with the formation of Nesmith
ing out Sale price one-half, each 3 8 c to . 2 .5 0
which turns out post cards and
11. B. McBee, Lorane.
refuted by their opponents.
1 .25
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1.0 0
A town in Oregon was recently
County, and possibly later, a new
pictures at the rate of one a
John Smigley, Crow.
Every yard of dress material in our large stock
Prof. L. R. Alderman was the
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Coast County from west Douglas charged $840 for a carload of pijie
jsecond. Mr. A. J . Armstrong has
S. I). Campbell. Walker.
of
Dress Goods thrown on our counters at a tre
presiding officer and Mr. Brown
i. -d west Lane, Douglas County for its little water system. This is
1 also recently received the latest
Fred Wright, Walker.
mendous cut in price.
Boys’ Suits
was the timekeeper.
would be immune to further about eight times what the service
and best flash-light lamp and is
W. B. Hawley, Lorane.
Y ou may buy any 5 0 c goods for 4 0 c , 6 0 c
From mixed to all wool fabrics, knickerbocker
The Eugene debaters were Jesse
sn'idivision and would still remain is worth. It is the extortionate
trousers, double breasted coats.
prepared
to
do
the
finest
flash
light
F. J . Hard, Bohemia.
materials
for 4 8 c and 75c goods sell at 6 5 c
Kellems. leader; Harold Young,
$ 7 .5 0 Suits, Sale price_____________ . .
$ 5 .0 0
a - ry large ami enormously rich rates for transportation that holds
work on short notice. His is the
C. Schneider, Lorane.
$ 1.2 5 plain or fancy materials on sale at
1 .0 0
first colleague: Harold Humbert,
5 .0 0
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cl ity. This opposition to the back the development of a great
J . B. Tapp, Cottage Grove.
$ 1. 5 0 Suitings are selling at
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second colleague. They upheld ^ ‘ equipped photograph gallery
4 .5 0
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3 .0 0
N ’ nith County movement on the many towns and locations in Ore-
Curtis Veatch, Cottage G rove., ,he affirmative of lhe following in the state outside of Portland.
T his is the time to buy and save from 10 c to
3 .5 0
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2 .6 0
p
of Roseburg and Douglas gon.
Call and see him and his work.
2 5 c the yard.
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A. I). Hileman, Lorane.
»„uestiou for debate:
i
County generally, is therefore cer
3 .0 0
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2 .2 5
Bona Fatten, Cottage Grove.
W om en's $ 7 .5 0 to $ 1 0 black Coats, Janu
"Resolved, “ That the United
If
the
best laid plans of mice
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1 .5 0
tainly ill-advised and shows a lack
Otto Morton, Creswell.
ary sale price, each only
4.7.5
States Should Establish a National
Single Porker at $ 6 1 .2 0 .
1 .5 0 "
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1.0 0
of information and foresight on aud men gang aft aglee, the plans
Children’s Bear Cloth Coats, all colors, all
Banking System Similar to that of
the part of those people. Better, being laid bv local residents will Having a Serious Time With Bridge.
Sizes; worth from $ 4 .0 0 to $ 1 0 .0 0 each
Canada.”
Men’s Outing Night Robes
That there is big money in hog
reconsider the matter, fall in line not lie in the same category. Not
Sale
price from $ 2 t o ________ •.
5 .0 0
The negative team, Salem; Alou-
S I '2 5 Night R obes, Sale Price
$ 1 .0 0
raising in the Pacific Northwest at
L. N. Rouev is having a difficult
for the inevitable Nesmith County, withstanding the inclement weather
Misses' and Children’s W ool Coats, 8 to
1 . 1 5 ................................................
.9 0
, ...
| zo lyler, leader Cleve Simpkins, the present livestock prices was
and thereby, of two growing evils many of the smaller details which time getting the bridge built on •
1 4 years, $ 4 to $ 12 , sale price $ 2 to
1 .0 0
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6.00
first colleague; Joseph F. Bogvnski, Aown hv , he saK> of a 8ÍIlgle
in loss of territory, accept the sinal tend to make summer work lighter, Sharp's Creek iu the mountains
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Heavy Pure W ool Blue Undergarments
second
colleague.
porker
at
the
Portland
Union
above Cottage Grove. He did not
ler. Nesmith County people are are now being worked out.
for men, Derby ribbed; regular $ 5 .5 0 a
m
i Stock yards.
The particular an-
get the help he expected and was
Ladies’ Long Coat Sweaters
asking for very small concessions)
suit garments. Sale price only
4.00
Sufficient ior the day is the reso
$ 6 .5 0 Sweaters, Sale P r i c e ._____________ $ 5 .2 5
compelled to do two men’s work Cottage Grove Debaters to Eugene J ¡mal that attracted the attention of
from the two enormous and un I
Spring Needle R ibbed Undergarments for
lution therefor. Don’t try to “ res
6 .0 0
4 .7 5
everybody at the yards was a
himself. The lumber was covered
weildv counties of Douglas and i
M en; mixed, close weave, guaranteed
olute" for an entire year. One
The two winning teams ol the monster that tipped the scales at
4 .5 0
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with snow and sleet and had to lie
Lane of which it has been said 1
steam shrunk: selling regular at $ 2 a suit
brick i i | miii another builds the!
Cottage
Grove
high
school
came
680 pounds. He sold fo r 1» cents
loosened up with a sledge. While
that “no four men (referring I
Sale price, only___ __________________
Men’s
Overcoats.
1 .3 5
down
Friday
evening
to
take
in
the
a pound live weight, which meant
working on the false work Nels
to the County Conirni- sioner, and
I
5
per
cent
off
the
line
straight
through.
Every
M
en’s
G
rey
W
oo
l
Underwear,
reduced
I the haven at last.
fell off into the icy water up to his Ivugene-Salem debate. The teams $61.20, the highest price that a
ju d g e' can properly conduct their
coat offered absolutely guaranteed to be all wool.
from $ 2 to ______________________
1.5 0
$ 18 .0 0 Overcoats, Sale prtce_________
$ I 5 .3 0
affairs and business,” a nr! there
(if course we charge up these neck and had a hard time getting \ are l!cn Ki"S- AU,e ‘ ‘htllips and single hog ever brought at the
Children's
high
grade
Stockings,
very
su
1 6 .0 0
1 3 .6 0
fore these concessions should be unusual climatic conditions to "dried out.” The bridge w a s j'G r tl e Kent of the negative and stock yards.
perior and well knit, triple knee; selling
1 4 .0 0
1 1 .9 0
The big fellow was shipped in
granted, the same as was llie re Halley's comet, which will be lield swung on Tuesday and he expect- I Mis*°s ' ’'« ‘»V* 1'^ley, Myrtle De
1 2 .5 0
1 0 .6 0
regularly at 15c, the pair now only____
10c
quest of the Hood River ¡icopie for all the evils that confront ed to return on Friday or Saturday. | ^P11'" an'' Armorel Sutcliffe of the j,y ||enry Larkin of Colfax. Wash.,
affirmative.
They
were
accompa
and was sold by the Benson Com
two years ago. The Bohemia mother earth for the next five — Register.
nied by Alta King and Misses Ma- mission Company to a (lacking
n in e s and the great timber l* lt a s !|no„ tlls
The vear 1910 is destined to be bel Rosenburg, Mabel Veatch, firm.—Oregonian.
well as the agricultural interests of
Klamath Falls basketball team 1 one of the most famous in astronom- Ruth Woodard and Mamie Kime.
t£e proposed Nesmith County, is
They returned home on the over-) A new York d trgytiau says old
ia need of more »ttentioii and will play the Nesmith team in this ical history, simply because Halleys
This
county funds to bring about early city on Jan. DC The team i s 1 comet lias returned after a lapse of land at 12:42 F'riday night. — Keg- age begins at forty Jive.
ister.
hurts like sixtv.
of the State.
75 years.
development than either of the old making a t
e.'taM iíbcí 1887.
Xcabcv ipubUôbino Company
VU. C. Conner, - * * BiMtor anfr flDanager
When You Think of Something You W ant
In The W ay of HARDWARE, Think of the
Fine, Complete Stock and Low Prices at the
I
Griffin (®L V eatch C o m p a n y ’s
Everything In hardw are
T h e T eeth
Nail Brushes
Benson’ s Pharmacy
e
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Clearance sa
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