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A ll Cakes,
Biscuits, Hot Breads
M ore Tasty, Economical,
Absolutely Healthful
Editor Horace Mann it Dead
Editor Horace Mauu, who a
number o f years ago established
I the Cottage Grove Messenger in
competition with The Leader, and
| which was afterwards sold to Jack
i Howard and converted into the
lioheuiia Nugget, later absorbed
i by The Leader, died at his home
at ftoulder Creek, California, Dec-
I emlier 3, 1910, of cancer of the hip
| aged 48 years, lu 1909 he sub
mitted to surgical operation for the
amputation o f his right leg, but
this did not arrest the ravages of
the cancerous growth which finally
resulted in his death. He edited
several papers in Oregon and Cali
fornia and was uu able, fca.less
writer. Deceased leaves a father
and mother and a wife to mourn
their loss. He was a member of
the Masonic lodge and Woodmen
o f the World at Santa Cruz, where
the funeral was conducted by the
Masons and was very impressive.
He had sold his paper, The Bould
er Creek, Mountain Echo, prior to
his death.
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Miners to Convene Here
On Thursday, December 22,
Miners’ Congress will be held in
this city, and present indictious
point to a large attendance, includ
ing Prof. Parks of Corvallis Agri
cultural college, and sessions will
be held at the rooms of the Com
mercial Club, the program for
which is nearly complete. The
meeting will be under the auspices
o f the local association, and there
will be a large attendance. " T h e
boys” in the Bohemia camp have
signified their iutention o f beiug
present, and
special
effort is
being made by them to induce
others interested in the future wel
fare of the district to attend, thus
creating new interest in this com
ing camp.
THE KING OF ENTERTAINERS
“ DOWN IN DIXIE.”
A Genuine Edison Phonograph Outfit
Delivered to You Without Cost
The military drama, "D ow n in
On Ten Days Free Trial.
D ix ie," which is lieiug put ou by
L a d ie s’ A nd Misses*
S u its A n d C o a ts
the local militia compauy under
the persoual direction of Harry W.
Our outfit No. 2 costs $32.25
Boswortb, is very rapidly nearing and includes a new Edison Fire-1
perfection. Those taking part are side Phonograph with combination
putting in some good licks, rehears reproducer to play 2 and l m inute1
ing night. The dates are pertua- records; new Cygnet horn: half'
ueutly set for Monday aud Tues dozen Ivdisou Amherol (4 minute)
day, December 19-20 at the armory j records and
Wo do not liolioye in lake sales lint prefer when we
half
dozen gold
hall. The cast of characters are moulded standard records: uickle-
have ¿roods to offer in this; w a y to so cut the prices th a t
as follows:
plated Crane, bottle Phonograph
the
merchandise will move rapidly find th at all our cus
George W ashington Hangs, a news
oil, oil can and an automatic
paper reporter..................................._Ken Sanford
brush attachment.
tomers that take advantage shall he perfectly satisfied.
Major
Bradley, of the Confederate
You may have the alxive outfit
arm y...................................... Earl Simeral
Our
suits and cloaks were bought for cash from the larg
or any other Ivdisou phonograph
Corporal Hooligan, a "tru e b in e " vet
on the small installment plan; it est manufacturers in America, therefore bought right and
........................................
J. C. Johnson
makes a most appreciated Xtnas
lio n . C. J . Diisenlierry, a inetiiber of
present in your home or in any one we have not considered the first cost in m aking our prices
congress__________
Joe Arnold
else’s home.
A Genuine Clearance Sale
Ilezekiah Sniffins, a degenerate yankee
_______________ __________ Roy W oods
M
t’ ncle M osley, a faithful slave ......... ..
_______________________________ __Horace Cochran
Hillings, Bradley’s H enchm an. Ira Rowe
Helen Trevoir. a Southern heiress------
V
k atch
.
M olly M artin, her lively fr ie n d -----------
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.M rs. Earl Simeral
Mrs. Dusenberry, a business woman _
_______ ______Miss Margaret Johnson
W e do not
wish
to carry any garm ents
over into next venr.
Miss Nora Queen’s school closed
at Prune Hill last Friday.
Susannah, "| i* a brack n ig g e r"
_______________
M iss Kena Haker
for this sale.
Saginaw Items
Joe Aldridge has gone to Wash
ington.
____ _____. . . Miss Sylvia Skow
Harvey W ells, a Colonel in the Fed
eral arm y ______ Harry W . Boswortli
a r io n
It looks as though the Eugene
Register had turned socialist.
Are we going to have a Xmas
tree here or are we goiug to
Walker.
SYNOPSIS IN BRIFF.
Bert F ox who has been in Wash
A ct. I. Washington 1861, war. ington for some time is once more
"you r way lies to the north, mine in Saginaw-
At the state [xmltry show at
Πbc d o t t a le (Breve X c a b e r
Jams Rader who has been fore
to the south.”
Portland last week, an old farmer
Act II. The Trevoir plantation. man in the lumber yards here for
P U BI.ISIIK D E V E R Y T l'K S D A Y
by the name of W. lb Brown who
Virginia, 1894.
Captured.
Be about a year, died at the hospital
in Eugene December 4.
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CONNER,
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Editor
aiul
Manager
!
brought
a
White
Leghorn
c
o
c
k
trayed,
betrayed
b
yih
er!”
W.
Pretty dull around Saginaw
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- bird to the s h o w under his arm,
Act III. Libby prison, Rich
since the sawmill aud plauer shut
Entered at the Cottage d ro ve poetolliee ' won first prize and put all of the
mond,
1865.
Freedom.
“
Now
as second class mail matter
down but it will start up again
i fancy professionals to- route in this
what do you think of a Yankee’s soon after the first o f the year.
-ÎI.50 j c lass, The bird scored 94 points
One y e a r .........
love?”
. / .V
Sav what is the matter with our
Six m onths. .
I and proved one of the highest scor-
Act IV. The Trevoir plantation, road between the rock crusher and
| ¡tig birds in the show. This goes
1865. (A lapse of a week) Peace, Cottage Grove. It looks as though
TU ESDAY, DEC. ,13 1910
| to show that the prize winning
"A n d the Star Spangled banner in we would have to levy another
I poultry is not always found in the
triumph still waves o ’er the land special road tax to repair the road
that the
Cottage Grove rock
COTTAGE GROVE HAS
[tens of tile professional breeders.
of the free and the home of the haulers have about ruined.
brave.”
A beautiful 5-acre city park, a
This was not a Republican year,
"D ow n in D ixie” is a play of
For Sale.
$100,000 municipal gravity water | neither was it a Democratic year
strong situations and powerful
system, a paved Main street and ; It was not a Taft year, a Cannon
A Needham Organ in good con
There is always a live and bum - climaxes and should be greeted by
12 foot concrete sidewalks, a city j year or a Roosevelt year. It was ! iug sacred issue under discussion a packed house both nights.
dition. Price $45. Apply to
W . D. S i m c o x , Cottage Grove.
rock quarry, rock crusher and the peoples year. It was a year of
from the Methodist church pulpit
steam road roller, a splendid sew- rebuke to the things that are. A at the regular Sunday evening ser
What it the Grange?
erage system, a Hour mill, cream-j year of protest against present day vice, even more interesting than
Keep Down Expenses.
ery, ice plant, general wood work I coiulitious^^^^^^^^^^^
Here is a good, short, com pre
usual being the service last Suu-
One way to do it is to get those
factory, large saw mill brick
lie sensible in buying and giv day evening when Rev. Robert hensive answer to the question old shoes repaired and made as
making plant, night and day elec ing. If you know of a single little Sutcliffe read letters from three which has been asked thousands of good as new at little cost. Take
tric light and power plant.
one who is likely to get up Christ prominent citizens of this city ill times and through all the forty- them to Goff, Cochran bicycle
Tributary is 26 lumbering plants, mas morning and find an empty answer to the question propounded three years of its existences:“ What shop.
the Bohemia gold mines and Lon stocking, remember that little to them by the pastor, "W h y do is the Grange?"
The Grange is a
don Mineral Springs, besides many
you not attend church?” Rev. Sut fraternal organization for farmers
urchin.
fine fruit, stock and grain farms, i
cliffe discussed each letter in a to secure educational, social, finan
Commercial club, schools, six
A prominent medical authority most logical and respectful manner cial and legislative benefits: nation
churches and
no
saloons— a ' says a cold water sponge bath and even the writers who were al iu scope, non partisau in politics,
mighty good showing for a little taken every morning upou arising present, but whose names were but truly patriotic, seeking to de
city of 2500 people. A good place front bed will ward off colds and with-held acknowledge that they velop the highest standards of citi
to locate and establish a home.
{the grip. We had rather have the received fair hearing aud liberal zenship; lion-sectarian in religion,
! grip- .
and broad-mitided criticism as to but having its high ideals of morale !
The moving picture show is be
the pastor’s different views on the ity founded on the teachings of the
Christmas will be here before I
coming a great educator. On a
subject matter. Letters from three Bible, including in its membership
I you are ready for it unless you do
single evening we are taken on a
I more prominent citizen will be not only the farmer, but bis family,
| votir shopping at once before the |
trip through the Suez canal,
read and discussed from the pulpit seekiugto restore agriculture to the |
j big rush is on and you fail to get
through the cities of Venice, I’ aris
| by Rev. Sutcliffe next Suuday place assigned it by the father of j
the tilings you wanted.
and London. W e are permitted to
evening, and there will no doubt his coutry as "th e most healthful, |
see in our remote rural districts,the
Mr. Van Deiuen, the apple judge ! again be a packed house to listen the most useful aud the noblest j
' Produce good results. “ If you
great international auto races, the says there cannot lie an overpro to this new and interesting discus calling of m an.”
• send your physician’s prescriptions
airship tournaments and many duction of apples in this country-
sion of a vital and frequently asked
1 to us they will be most carefully
Killed a Bob Cat.
comedies and dramas to instruct,
I question. Special music is always
compounded and only the purest
Ninety-five American cities now
and freshest of Drugs will be used,
amuse and please. It is a great
1 rendered by the choir at these Sun
have the commission form of gov
i We always carry a large supply of
age.
day evening meetings, well termed
W hile fixing up the pasture
ernm ent— Eugene wants it.
| by the pastor, “ the peoples popular fence on the brushy hill ou the
The Cottage Grove Com m ercial1 The new census makes Medford services.”
west side o f the Kiug farm Wed
that we can highly recommend.
Y lu b which lias been on the sick the fourth city of Oregon— a
nesday morning, Charles Conner In all cases our prices are worthy
Regarding the conviction of Fred aud Ivdgar King came upou a wild
list, will live. It has been given a 1 remarkable growth
of your notice.
dose of push by President Wheeler.
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j I). Warren, editor o f the "A ppeal cat and the stag hound belonging
There are a lot of people who, to Reason,” the Sail Francisco
to Mr. Courier immediately gave
The indomitable George
C. enjoy doing their duty w h e n t h e Star very pertinently remarks: chase and pursued the cat so close
graustaud
is
crowded.
Brownell, of “ according to pro
Warren, whose efforts were to ly that every time it attempted to
C otta g e Grove, Oregon
gram " fame was elected mayor of
This is the mouth o f short days tiring a inau accused of being an climb up a tree the dog would seize
Oregon City last week.
and short pocket books.
accessory to cowardly murder to it aud drag it dow n. A fierce fight
Notice of Final Settlement.
1 trial, must go to prison.
The iu a small stream filially ensued in
alleged murderer must not be which the stag hound came out the
(Estate of John C. Long, deceased.)
' brought to trial. Incidentally, i victor iu short order. Mr. Conner
is hereby given that latFayette
man who was several times con and Mr. Kiug were both unarmed K. Notice
Long, administrator of the estate of
victed o f being a party to the Goe and therefore not able to render the John G. Long, deceased, lias filed in the
County Court of the State of Oregon, in
bel murder has been elected to dog much assistance. T he cat was and for 1 01 >e county, his final report as
congress. Surely, this is a topsy a big one and was brought to town such administrator and account for final
settlement if said estate
tu rv y world.
Monday, the third
day of January,
Wednesday afternoon where it was
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Bnrkholder=Woods Co.
GRIFFIN VEATCH
H ardw areC o.
Christmas
/
P i esents
FOR FATH ER
FOR M O T H E R
F O R SIST ER
FOR B R O TH E R
C om e
In
A nd See
P v ire D r u g s
GriffiipVeatch Hardware Co.
Patent Medicines
Benson's Pharmacy
L A U R E L STO VES AN D RAN G ES
my : Steel range or heating stove until you
stock and get our prices. W e carry every-
H ardw are, Farm
Implements aud Feed.
A
W K s>
A 5
h A i"
Christmans Presents
Y o u are invited to see our furniture before making
your Christmas presents.
A piece of good furniture
makes a useful as weli as ornamental gift.
It will lasf
for years and will ever remind you of the giver.
Our stock is new and up-to-date.
Among the many
articles are:
Easy Chairs
Kitchen Queens
Rockers
Side Boards
Stands
Extension Tables
Rugs
Jardiniers
Book Cases
Anything Purchased Now can be Delivered at
Any Time.
S IM E R A L S V A N D E N B U R fi
" T H E F U R N IT U R E D E A L E R S ”
to il, at 9 o'clock in the
forenoon, has
viewed by many ljefore people, its lieen set for hearing objections to said
The Leader gives its readers
report and account and for final settle
skin was removed.
1 President T aft’ s message to con
ment of said estate.
LaPAYRTTK R. L o n g ,
! gress in full today. The Leader
Administrator of the estate of John C.
New McCaskey System Installed.
gives its readers an excellent state
bong, deceased.
(N’ 22*)
! and general news service as well
The Griffiu-Veatch Hardware
Notice of Road Meeting.
as the local news.
Co., has just installed the new M c
T o whom it may concern:
While good roads help the auto Caskey cabinet, wholesale and
Notice is hereby given that a
mobile men they also help every retail sections combined, which will meeting o f the taxpayers o f road
body else, and particularly the greatly simplify the book keeping district No. 13 for I.atie county,
at the
There are Oregon, will be held
farmer, who cannot afford to op work of this firm.
school house at Saginaw, the 24th
pose them liecause they help the many excellent features about this
day of December at the hour o f 1
system of account and record keep o ’clock p. in. of said day. The
rich buzz man.
ing, among which is accuracy, sim object of said meeting is for the
San Francisco has certainly ad plicity and saving o f labor. By this purpose o f submitting to the tax
vertised its Panama show to the system a firm is able to maintain payers of said road district the
limit. It keeps this scribe busy open an accurate monthly statement o f , ‘^.ues,|i° ,, of voting a levy Of addi
J
| tional tax upon taxable property
ing big envelopes o f literature on not only its accounts,
notes and of said district for the purpose of
the subject.
expenditures, but also the exact improving the roads of said district.
amount and value o f stock on
Oregon's sprinkler is doing good
hand. The cabinet is very neat
work fixing the ground for next
and attractive and an ornament to
year, the greatest of all fertilizers.
any well arranged and up-to-date
store room.
A Chicago 14 year old girl,
Catherine Barker, has just been
Dolls X o ff.
Closing out the
willed $30,000,000. Poor girl.
line. Benson's I’barmacy.
This notice is signed by at least
ten per cent o f the taxpayers of
said district.
S. B. Stewart, Harold F. Gibler,
M. A Horn, W . A. Witcher, Mah-
lou Railsbach, J. S. Beatty, J. C.
Rickli, C. C. Moody, J. A. Bur
gess, James Conley, M. Sliter, E.
C. Conner aud Cbas. II. Sharon}
G U A R A N T E E :— '! lie 20tli Century steel Laurel is the
highest grade steel range it is possible to m anufac
ture, and all ^materials and w orkm anship used in its
construction are guaranteed to I k : the hest.
S p ray-W yn n e Co