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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1910)
Come jC isten ¿Cadies JÍnd 2/ou C/tali Jfear o f Sreat Slaughter Sale o f 77fWinery ¿Casting ten *Days Tfouomher th ird to thirteenth inclusive It will be impossible to tell you of all the values to be offered at this G R E A T SA LE. Come and see for yourself. Below we quote a few of the bargains. Ilats from $1 .00 to $1.75 to go a t__________________ 48c “ “ 1.75 to 2.75 “ 08c “ “ 2.75 to .1.75 “ $1.98 “ “ 3.75 to 5.75 “ ...................... : ................. 2.08 “ “ 5.75 to 7.50 “ .1.98 “ “ 7.50 to J0.50 " 5.08 How Men Orjnk Farms. My homeless friend, with a chro Saturday evening, regardless of the hitter feeling toward Eugene matic nose, wlple yon are stirring and liugene people at this place, up the sugar in your 10-ceut glass cpiite a number of citizens assem of gin, let me give you a fact to bled at the old Masonic hall and wash it down with. You say you gave the county candidates on the have longed for the free independ republican ticket a very respectful ent life of a farmer, but have nev hearing, cheering their remarks re er been able to get enough money peatedly. Among the speekerg fojjether |o buy a farm. But this is just where you are were Hon. W. NV. Calkins, I.ouis A. Bean, Allen Eaton, candidate mistaken. For several years you for sheriff \V. S. Moon, county have been drinking a good improv fudge Thompson and candidate ed farm at the rate of 1Q0 feet a for Treasure. S. W. Taylor- They gulp. Jf you dpubt the sfatemeut figure jt opt fof yourself. All acre will all get a big vote her*. of land contains 43,560square feet. Estimating for convenience sake, Mizpah Bible Class Banqueted the land at $4.1.56 per acre you will The Mizpah Bible class of the see that brings the land to just one Presbyterian church was banquet- > ed last Tuesday night, the affair ' mill per square foot; one cent for being one of the most elaborate in ten square feet. Now pour down the history of tips city. The plass tlte firy fjpsp gild imagine you arp was organized one year ago with swallowing a strawberry patch. ten members and now number 55. Call in five of your friends and Rev. S. C. Adams, who organized the class, led the company to the have them gulp down that 500 foot banquet table, the guests number garden. ing 114. Short addresses and Get on a prolonged spree some musical numbers added much to day and see how long a time it re the pleasure of the occasion. The quires to swallow a pasture large Leader would like to publish the interesting addresses in full, but enough to feed a cow. l’ut down the mass of political matter for this that glass of gin, there is dirt in it our last campaign number, renders — 100 square feet of good rich dirt, it impossible. worth $-J3.5(; Per acre.— I.akeview Herald. Call For City Warrants. As an evidence that Cottage Grove is perfectly satisfied with the " d ry” regime which has been giv en more than three years trial in this city, $460 has lieen contri buted recently to assist the cam paign for Oregon dry and the de feat of the “ home ruin” measure. Notice is hereby given that all city warrants drawn on the general fund up to and including register No. 502 registered June 1909, will be paid upon presentation at my office on or after October 20, 1910, and interest will cease on that day. H e r b e r t F. a k in . Cottage drove, Ore., Oct. 2 5 ,19|f|. Subscribe for the Leader and get a hue pair of steel self-sharpening Timber lor Sale, shears free, Old subscribers pay ing UP and oue year tu advance f'or ten days only 1 will ftffPF my place—S\V 1-4 Sec. 4, T 31 4 are also entitled to a pair of these fine shears, which retail at 50 cents. W at $45.00 per acre. Cash. G eoroe H pw a rrs , Patroqize I.eadef advertisers. Coni stock, Oregon. M-H A -a E u > LU C c5 •C h* -a n O 5 Ofl OÛ c5 Experience Is The Z o :? Best Teacher Z And u o o it is perience through that we ex. have learned the merits of the Celebrated Mallory <8 Hat. The numerous customers who asked tor a p Mallory Hat at our store in tlje past and c who would accept no other caused us to M “sit up and take notice,” this experience W e profited by and have secured the <3 agency for this famous hat for Cettage o H Grove. T3 = 1 o (8 á JS o R e e sW a lla ce Co. 3 03 u •Where Y o u Do B etter* V u £ Try the Leader a year. Vote for Nesmith County. Boost for Nesmith County. filection one week from today. Vote against the Home “ Ruin' Association. Read Miss Bartels’ ad in the Leader today, ladies. BUSINESS METHODS AND GOOD ROADS CANDIDATE’S PLEDGE FREE FREE This communication is for the purpose of calling your attention to the fact that I am an anti-assem-1 bly, independent candidate for the office of county commissioner. W e will give F R E E with every Boy's Suit or Overcoat 1 favor lower taxes, better roads I purchased at our store an Air Gun or W atch W e have the Martin Anderson is boosting for and a business administration o f ! Nesmith over in Eastern Oregon. the county affairs. “Viking" Clothes made up in Serge, Worsted and Corduroys. “ Vote for Augustus C. Jetiuiiigs I contend that our taxes, levied for county treasurer, he will render for county purposes, are too high I Friday and Saturday Special: 15c Cotton Balts you good service.” when measured by results obtained 1 for O nly....... - .......... M. P. Garoutte and wife return and I believe that they can be low- ed from Portland Friday after a ert 1 by a judicious expenditure of week’s visit with relatives. the people’s money. A full line of grass seeds etc., In 1905, there was collected iu 1 now on hand at the Cottage Grove this county, for state and county | Feed Co’s, store, I). Sterling, taxes, $ 177 , 000 . 00 . This year our All kinds of poultry supplies constantly on hand at the Cottage state aud county taxes amount to I Grove l-’eed C o.’s store. 1). Ster about $290,000.00 on an assessed ling, Mgr. ablation of $22,000,000.00, I am i The Cottage Grove W. C. T . IT. advised that for this year the as- is sending out 600 pink folders to ses-aeut will be increased about CHURCH NOTES AND legal voters of this community. sixty j>er cent aud will be at least Read every word of it. ANNOUNCEMENTS. $.16,000,000.00. Lost— I.adies gold chaiu neck If present methods prevail much lace with three amathist stones, ou longer we will eventually be taxed Main or Wall streets. Finder “ Bitter-Sweet,” will be the sub out of existence. 3 please leave at this office. ject at the Christian church Sun- I am an earnest advocate for Make your plans to take dinner i day Nov. 6 at 11 a. in. In the on election day with the Ladies’ good roads anti qf liberal appro quest of happiness it is very neces priations for building and main 3 Aid Society of the Methodist clpircfi sary to lie able to extract the sweet A first class spread iff every way. tabling them because I consider from the bitter experiences. J . P. Moore gud wife of Sauta good roads the best asset a county 1 “ On the Trail of a Serpent, ” will or community can have. Rosa, California, are visiting a few lie the evening subject— 7 :3 0 p. in. Just received. New si", k. latcst styles. l'or ladies, Jit order to have good roads we 1 days with Rev. Groat on their way In the introductory service Miss from California fo Seattle. Mrs, must discard antiquated and slip for gents, for girls. foL I >v: I llese goods will he offered Robinson will give a special read IS shod methods and adopt a modern Moore is a sister of Rev. Groat. at very attractive ptices i ing, which promises to be very in tder t. > inove tliem quickly. It should be borjie in mind that and scientific system of road-build teresting. Large and enthusiastic Will be pleased to show ilieni whether you purchase or not. Miss Elsie Sprague is special local ing. Bible school and Endeavor. Every I favor the appointment as road Call, examine and bo convinced that you can get the agent for the well known Frauco- supervisors of men of recognized body welcome. Ainerican toilet requisites. Will ability in road building: men who finest shoe made in America at Cook’s. The workers of the Methodist call at your home or orders may be will treat all parts of tl|eir districts church request all members of the left at the Vogue millinery. fqitly ajld'vko will demand and soc;etv to occupy the front pews at full value of every dollar ex ' , , ¥1 , . . Robert J . Hemphill, the anti-as exact pended. the People s Popular services. Hits sembly republican candidate for I am opposed to favoritism in all u,ove 'viU e" :,llle ,he l,shers to ac' 3 county commissioner of Pleasant forms, and, if elected, will serve i commodate the many visitors bet- Hill was shaking hands with Cof- aH sections of the country with ab- ! ter than they are able to do at tage Grove friends Monday, Mr. solute fairness. present. Extra chairs had to be Hemphill will poll a good vote in business adtninistration of*1 conn,y ' M 7 3 0 ^ " £ South Lane. affairs, kindly give me your sup , . . . 1----------------- Druggist Ja s. Benson severely pf)rt coming Lords s day Robert Hulclitfe slashed the thumb of his left hand Should you be uttable to remem- ( speaks on ‘ Hell, ” a companion jesses ^SSS8SSs^sS>ÄvS-v<-.S.-y-, V-. WS.WUKMS. , s last week while splitting kindling her my name on election day please 1 address to the o;;e recently gave on with a new ax. Another wanting mark gu x after No- 84 on the bal- “ Heaven.” Anthem by large choir Respectfully, and selections by Brotherhood or- to husbands w||o persjst in doing lot, H E R B E R T A. COX. the work belonging rightfully to chestra. At 11 a. in. Robert SuG their wives. cliffe gives his fifth addles» on the GOOD FOR NEWPORT Lord’s Rrayer Series— "Give Us Means a great saving toyou as a depositor. Government For the mouth of November a SU PERVISIO N of National Banks is every year be this Day our Daily Bread." Bible special low rate will be given those Geo. Lea seqe^a fhe Leader a • coming more careful It is the purpose of the Govern who may desire Scalp treatment popy qf the last issue of the school at 10. Epworth League de ment to make the word “ NATIONAL” in connection votional meeting at *,:.«» conducted by Miss Elsie Sprague, witoqiakes Yaquina Bay News-Register which with its banks synonymous with “ S A F E T Y .” These young a specialty of diseases of the scalp contains a splendid boost for Xez by Harry Kime. We welcome SM ALL accounts as well as LARGEones. and hair and guarantees her course mith county wlqck will be greatly 1 peoples' meetings are most interest ing. A hearty welcome to all, of treatment. appreciated bv our people. It There promises to be a battle Every Normal School county concludes as follows: will give Nesmith county a Large TRe people qf Lincoln county: royal helween the Reds and Blues on Friday evening in Phillips’ hall. vote. Now let Cottage (trove and can take tfoe matter right home to General Wheeler has been drilling I al| Nesmith county territory recip themselves. Had its organization bis forces every dav since the last W s» dependent utioii upon the me colIfljC( wi,e„ |]le Keds drove him rocate by givjng the Normal school lieen solely dependent outcome of the vote of the people , r .. .■ , , measures a big vote. Make it within the territory interested * its ” a and his troops from the held, *?>)!. From hints which have leaked from j unanimous for the normals. moral certainty that instead of their many secret conclaves some Be it said to the credit of Cottage growing prosperous aud flourishing thing entirely unlooked for can lie J Lincoln county \Vould have re Grove's young people that the mained as it formerly was “ the tail expected. Sutcliff and his gallant hallowe’en pranks of last night end of the Benton County k ite." heroes will not give up the advance I position they hold without a des- i were of a harmless nature, no van: T^iid tf the voters of the state re perate baud to hand conflict. A j frain from assisting Nesmith the dalism or destruptiou tp property. foot of pennies— 12—will admit the I same conditions will exist The Christian church was the scene general public. Games will be played and refreshments served. of a very pleasant haUowe'en so: Poultrymen vs Chicken Thieves All loyal reds and blues are expect« cial last night and spooks aud A L L KINDS O F ed to be present with ar, much mon- ghosts were much in evidence. The writer, for the past three ey as they can scratch together. The argument of the “Greater years, lias put forth a vigorous ef fort to create more interest in the Election Day Dinner. Home Rule Association” contain pqrc breeds of poultry in this com ed in the full page aphqiiiicetueiit munity and with the co-operation The ladies of the M E. church on the last page of Friday's Senti of a few companion fanciers, will give a splendid chicken din C H A S . M A T T H E W S , P rop . through poultry shows and other nel was all knocked into a cocked ner on election dav, Nov. 8, in the hat by Mrs. Armour and Mr. Fan wise has brought this profitable in t. O. O. F. hall, one door west of dustry to tbe very front rank in liitig in their late speeches in Cot: Cottage Grove and vicinity and to the Cottage Grove bank. Dinner only 35 cents: tage Grove, (t is all falsehood, such an extent that oftimes refer MKN17. clat-trap, buncombe and saloon ence is made to Cottage Grove by "Whuro Prlcni Are Lowosl” Vegetable soup, chicken and the state press as the 1 1'etulania of balderdash. gravy, cranberry sauce, apple jel Oregon.” To bring this industry B. F. Jones, Registerof the Land into ............. .. here ..... in ly, mashed potatoes, baked lieans, so’ .................................. . much prominence Office at Roseburg, and Republi so short a time has cost the local tomatoes, cabbage salad, pickles, can candidate for Circuit Judge, poultrymen much money, close ap- *,reafl a,,d butter, pie, tea and “ Little Gent's Box Blueher" Ideal,” “ Aulo,” “ Little spent Wednesday in Cottage Grove plication to business and hard la- ‘ c°ffce Traveller,” “ Billy Butniier,” an i other famous brands for hor, and it does not look as if any | meeting old friends and making For Sale At A Bargain. Men, Women aud Children Vivibili., vou waul m Fresh unnecessary obstacles would be new ones. Mr. Jones has prac thrown in their way by local peo Family Groceries and Farm 1* i . k uce. Good Edison Phonograph. I'our ticed law continually for the past ple to add to their cares and trou 16 years and served three terms in bles, but such is the case, never- i minute machine cost $27.00. 18 the legislature where lie led in the theless. Oue of the most contempt- j records bought 2 months ago and iu,i! as 8°°^ as *',e d*y bought. ■ --------------- fight for remedial railroad legisla ible and dastardly of these obsta- Total cost of cles to the success of the local tion and reduction in express rates poultrymen and which greatly is $35. Will sell for $28. MARY HUSTON, in this state. He has a clean and liarrasses them, is the ravages of II you are Troubled with West Side Studio. enviable private and public record. that most despised of all human Eruptions of the Skin use. curs, the chicken thief Many C obb’s Eczema Paste. A few fine 7 and 8 pound Barred times have these dirty skunks, at Meat Market Changes Hands.' Rock cockerels, Keeney strain, the midnight hour raided local ‘»or - for sale at $1.50 to $2.50 each, poultry-houses aud robbed them of Beidler Bros have sold their F o r c o n s titu í lo • v.’im r r - , while they last. Phone farmers rare fowlswhich have been imported meat market and business to one g iv in g to c il^ tuul wr • 1773, or write Mrs. W. A. Cunning into this section at a great expense [ Gf their competitor1 If. D. Lin-1 exclu sivo povv to L ; e e n a ., ham. to theii owners, that these thieves , coin, ............ who lia moved his shop overl r e g v ’ ’ *9, co ntrol, appresa, , . , Sidney Story of New Orleans might gorge their worthless carcas . or prc.iibi', th e i;*’ of tr t e x «herewith. No later than last last " ,e br“;k occiM Pied " y [ another hired champion of the Or te stin g ltq u o is a il in th e Saturday night two of these cow Brothers 1 Ins change was made j | egon brewery association, deliver m u n ic ip a lity . ardlv curs stole into the poultry necess irv by the very poor health ed an address at the Armory Mon house of the writer and carried of A. T. Beidler, head of the firm 3 2 8 X Y e a day night to just one hundred peo awav a rare male bird receiveil re ple, half of whom were prohibi cently from a large Minnesota George llohl. the well-known jr / ti tr ra tionists. He advanced the same breeder and valued at no less than blacksmith, has returned home $ 0 ,0 0 0 O F L G O iT C I T I Z E N S As a Hair Grower and old argument almut “ prohibition $10. A bank robber is a gentle from a year s sojourn at Spokane man as compared to the low down not prohibiting, loss of revenue, specimen of depraved humanity, and has gone into the blacksmith Dandruff Exfenninator Greater Oregon curtailment of personal liberty,” the chicken thief, who will sooner business again at the same old etc. and didn't make a single vote or later come to griei in this com stand. He will make a specialty offers Qf |lorSesI:«>eing, his one strong Home Rule Association for the Greater Oregon Home Rule munity 61 * C l o c t r l r B u ild im t Association here, so that organiza a reward of $10 for information claim being his ability to correct Has no Equal. Every Bottle which will lead to the arrest and PORTLAND. OREGON tion is about $250 losers from send conviction of these local chicken interfering in horses by a proper Guaranteed. Sold by All P a id A d v t r tif le m tn t ing Story to Cottage Grove. method of shoeing. Druggists. thieves. FO R T H IS W E E K O N L Y 121c . . L u r c h ’s.. s SHOES SHOES SHOES I ...*27}a ry c a rte ls ... County Candidate« Visit Grove. LOCAL AND PERSONAL Z 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 8 A T C O O K ’S i i I I I 8 Cook’s National The - 8 3 8 8 8 Bank Protection First National Bank —-Cottage G rove F lo u r Mills Mill Feed, Grain and Hay KRAUSSE BROS. SHOES JA N SE N & FO STER. Setti Setti«. It C obb’s Celebrated Hair Tonic «• •* V 1 evi-* m.e%
