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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 15, 1911)
P ro fe s s filta l C ards. Death of Herman E. Palmer A. BRUND & CO. PIANO CONTES Oregon Woolen Mills Store At the Kugetie General hospital, | Friday, August 11, 1911, Herman 9 O S T E O P A T H IC P H Y S IC IA N > Votes change Aug. 19th. Votes 1£. Painter, of Cottage Grove. £ Law»« «14«.. r h .a . 4T. « ... 103« * Death was due to appendicitis. C h ro n ic D iseases a S p ecialty. £ I not handed in on that day will not The remains were conveyed to £ Office Hour« from 9 to 12 am i 1:*> to 5. 2 be counted. . o th e r hour« by ap p oin tm en t. ^ This week we will give 1000 Cottage Grove for interment.— 5 v. * votes with each dish purchased Register. Deceased was a most exemplary out of our window. These dishes V.»- are odds and ends that we wish to young man and was held in the f i - J. SHINN dispose of and we have cut the highest esteem in Cottage Grove I A i l a r a o y - a t - L a w and Notary Pu blic ✓ price nearly in two a * a special iu where for many years he assisted 4 Cottane Grovo. Oregon his father and mother in their west $ Twenty-five Year-* Exp erien ce. Special y ducement for you to buy them I Allentimi Given to Trottate Practice. I They are handsome little presents side general merchandise store. The father died about two years -----------—-----I and don't cost very much. ! Two days only, l will give 75000 ago and the family retired from • ^ w. kimk , m . o. j* i votes with each coupon book that business, moving to their farm FlIYH lt'IA N au si H t'K O K O N S I is purchased ou Thursday or Fri home east of Cottage Grove. Her man E . Palmer was born iu Ca- o nice ill McFarland Building (>v*r Ow bran's Furniture Store i day. Dispose of a few of these bool, Missouri, nearly 21 years rf- om« um e Ninne, 341 Kesideiico Phone, S31 books to your frunds and get »V^»)Vr#>Vr#>Vrf*V.*>Vr ago, and with the family came to | ahead in the contest. Cottage Grove about eight years | Just received our Fall Samples o f T.iilored Suits for Men and Young 'fl. ♦ I* 6' No. 2 ,...................................... 2519010 ago. He united w.ith the M. E. Men. \Ye invite you to come in and look them over. W e have them in 2.1....................................,...1619420 } I * , VIVONO ? ! Tweeds, Serges and Worsteds. Colors blues, blacks, browns, tans, grays 26....................................... 2974095 Church and Epworth League in r .1 . J : thiscity and was active in each, j and fancy mixtures, all of the latest patterns for Fall and Winter wear. A T TO R N EY AT LA W , 14..........................................1422015 He was quiet and unassuming in i L OI«<-e: l„st National Bank Building, J. W e guarantee you ¡1 perfect lit. 18.........................................2414880 J I p.UIr». a . manner, genial and gentlemanly, | 62....................................... 2604860 f V«, PCM Pi'W.-pTV. PfW. P V . i I and his untimely death is deeply j • 6 8 ,........................................1692510 Men’s Night Shirts $1.00 values at 7 5 c Boys Blouses 2 5 c deplored by his many friends anil ♦¡A « 80 .............................1688460 acquaintances. He leaves a j 5 J C. JOHNSON, 81 ............................2086820 mother, three sisters and other rel - 1 A T T O R N E Y A T LAW 84........................................ 3171420 E states Adm inistered. Mining Patents 87.........................................1091945 atives and friends to mourn their I Procured. Mining and Cori»oralion I.aw *l>ecialty. office over Griffin. Veatch 91........................................ 1183785 great loss. Funeral services were ltar«lw*re. 98........................................ 1520285 conducted trorn the Methodist j office Phone. Main 113. Residence, M. 108.........................................2165105 church Sunday afternoon by Rev. \ -W r* > V .» )V .» rW .* V. » ) V . ^ V .- ^ V . - # ) V r ^ ^ ! 115.........................................2278285 Mason, interment iu the Masonic There were many To fit yourself out 1 1 7 ,..» ............................... 2968820 cemetery. beautiful floral offerings and the ♦ with a nobby single F. ' service was largely attended. D E N T IS T Settlement Notice. Convenient Support For a harness, light driv ^ Law son Bldg. H ours M..10 to 12. 1 to S ing harness or dou Double Clothesline. 4 All W ork f'.uranleed. At the Grand Theatre All those knowing themselves ble driving harness. • Office P h o n e* Res. Main HAI indebted to the L ea der prior to V . - * V .» ! V . m * . V .# * V Mr. and Mrs. Frauklyu C. Ver- August 1st, 1911, other than for nou are presenting for the first time subscriptons to th« paper, which iu Cottage Grove, “ The Outcast” are payable to Dean & Drydeu, a heartstory telling the old old i J N. WATERHOUSE, should remit at once to the uuder- tale of “ Riches and Rags” and C. W. Beals, Prop. T e a c h e r o f P i a n o a n d O rg a n Certificated froru th e Associated Hoard, a. 4 j signed at Coquille, Oregon, and was given to a crowded house Koval Acadetnv and Koval College Music. Residence B Street ^ j anyone having any bills against Monday evening. A rural comedy f v.-* •*-> ^ v.-#j Vr the L ea der or former publisher ‘A Pair of Kids” which will be should present them to the under giveu touight at the Grand Thea We begin picking iu the 50 acre, R. O. Brady yard near Creswell signed at the above mentioned ad tre, will be one of the best bills ever about the first of September. We pay railroad fares both ways for J S. MKDLKV, dress. presented at this popular Play those who stay until hops are harvested. We have the finest camping A T T O R N E Y A T LA W W . C. C o n n e r . House. On Wednesday night a Any one using a double clothesline grouuds in Lane county. The hops are heavy and we will have a Special A ttention f'.ivcn to M ining and ^ Corporation I.aw. One Act Comedy, “ An Old Man’s over pulleys will find the arrangement long run. Those wishing to register, please write Office, W o o d w a r d B u i l d i n f . 4 the Darling” . This Will be the fare shown In Fig. 1 for supporting the A Seattle man is touriug J A M E S H A Y E S , Creswell, O regon Vr»)V^V. m ^♦iV.^Vt#»Vi#iV^V^it lower line quite convenient. Tlie sup country, driving a pair of deer. well appearauoe of these popular port Is made of a piece of three quarter ' 1________ 'U!________ l . ■" 1 inch square or round wood which has A F & A. M,—Cottage (trove, Xo. SI. players. a screw eye turned into e.u It cud. The Slowly the whip has been Inu- Meets 1st ami 3rd Wednesdays. Visi- lint- is run through these screw eyes as cordially invited. islied from the homes and love has shown in Fig. 2. Accused of Stealing ANDREW IIRUND, W. M. taken its place, thousands of II. II. VRATCII, Sec. Likes to provide her table with Charlott- Russa. beastly whippiugs, bearing stripes E. U. Chamberlain, of Clinton, Me.. This la a most deli' ate and delicious on the tender backs of children, boldly accuse« Bucklen s Arnica Salve of | ri,.SSF,.t nnd ,u .t « ill bp liked by M. W of A - Cottage (trove Camp should have been applied to the 6tealing—the sting from burns or scalds Whoever tries It No. 6424 meets the Pirst and Third the pain from sores of all kinds—the linn a lltfh* clear Jelly luto the top Tuesdays of each month in the E lk ’s backs of ignoraut and cruel par distress from boils or piles. ' I t robs >f a ; lain i n m l i.r o t i -I mold and lay ents. I fall. Visitors welcome. £ )K II. H. SOMERS f Remember we save you the Middle Mao’s Profit Just received our line of H A T S for Fall and W in ter. Moderately priced at from $1.50 to $2-50 5 Special Sale of Damaged . . . B L A N K E T S . . . $ 4 values at $2.75. Colors Gray, Tan and White They are only slightly damaged, and for service are equal to a perfect blanket. \ V A Good Time HINTS FOR THE BUSY HOUSEWIFE % HARNESS EMPORIUM t Î Hop Pickers Wanted E v e r y H o u s e w ife C. W. W allace , Consul. Clerk, O r v il K n a p p , Insist on Olympic Flour. It’s guaranteed. Your money back if not satisfied. Electric Bitters M a d e A N e w M a n O f H im . “ I was Buffering from pain in my stomach, head and buck," writes It. T. Alston, Raleigh, N. C., “and my liver andkidneysdid not work right, but four bottles of Electric Hitlers made me fee! like a new man.” PRICE 50 CIS. AT ALL DRUG STORES. ARMSTRONG’S STUDIO The BEST Pictures The BEST Prices The BEST of Everythiig in our line NORTH FOURTH STREET Helps Those Sick Kidneys How many times have you li.nl your work, your sleep, or your leisure hours interrupted bv recurring pains in the region of the kidneys? Did You Ever Experience Anything M •re Unpleasant and Annoying? \ ou probably neglected it too—let yourself believe it wasn’t serious—be over it in a tiny or two When the kidneys give you warning of inability to perforul their duty, assist them in every way—help them get rid of poisons that are accumulating—waste matter they cannot throw off. They are weak and need strengthening. See that they are built u p - bock to normal—and it won’t be many days until you are built up, eager for work and enjoying your rest and leisure hours. Its your own fault if you don’t. cut», corns, bruises, sprains and injuries of their terror,” lie says, “as a healing remedy its equal don’t exist.’’ Only 2.x- at all druggists. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS Try the Leader for six mouths. It is not bleached. For the best bread, use Olympic flour. Wall paper IQ. cents a roll and up at McGavrah’s. i«* rnmmmmmmmmë&mmm mm B a rre ls £ 1 ” C a rp e ts an d Rugs Maiie to orile.- anil Satis faction guaranteed both as to workmanship and prices. Apply to J. M. Comer P h o n e 106 L W a l l St . , n e e r A dventist C h u r c h WIWMSMnWWW Jig «üüMMl «.Vit All You Need do is Take Nyal’s Stone Root Compound There's a wealth of wisdom in that assertion—this preparation is one of tlie most prompt anil effective preparations we have and we are o<m fi,lent that it will do as represented. Make tis prove it. If we can’t yonr money refunded; - Vic and $1.00 the bottle. Whatever a good drug store ought to have—ami many things that other drug stores don’t keep—you'll find here. Come to us first and you’ll get what you want ( 3 3 £ ] f & E r L •‘ w i t h s t r e n g t h e n d e a s e th e y alw ay s p lease** T W O HORSE OVERALLS M AM N E W ERA DRUG STORE U - o r :uiii;i pic of fruits nf va- rioii- kii.clx. su' b as glace cherries, half ai ritclx. sliced liniMiuiis. Allow It In set. then line the sides with lady filiver:., i at straight at the edges, press -.veil together, then till with the fol io« In: Whisk up half a pint of cream i t n stiO' froth and three ounces of 'ordered white sugar, the Juloe of a u.ilf lent.m. three ounces of raspberry mi rtihlied through a hair sieve to ex it t i lie seeds or nu.v fruit and half mi ounce of Isinglass dissolved In a luhlespoonfnl of boiling water. When the i harlotte is required for table dip ti e top of Hie mold Into «-arm water for a few seconds, wipe dry with a loth and turn the mold on a glass or jllver dish. There never was a better time to invest in property in and around Cottage Grove. Cape Cod Stew. F or S alk — One open buggy Fry five slices of salt pork that have one or two horse. Apply to Geo. been < ut In strips until crisp. Cut two O. Knowles or Fashion Stables. pounds of beef into large cubes and 16-2-* brown In tlie fat after having taken The sincerity of the Southern Pacific officials in their declaration that they will extend a branch road into the Coos flay country by Florence, is now generally reco g- nized. n S T R A U SS B re a d P a s try B is c u its To obtaiu invariable good results we recommend Pvire W h ite F lo u r For geu .ral family use D. S T E R L IN G C O T T A G E G RO VE. Good Business Proposition. For sale— a good well drilling rig on trucks, in good condition, gasoline power, 300-foot capacity, drills 3 and 4 inch holes. All tools necessary. Inquire of the .Co I’nt all Into a kettle operative Realty.Co. out the scraps. mil cover ivlth boiling water. Cook gently two hours, then add parsnips scraped and cut In halves, turnip* ^yt In round slices and «’hen nearly clone while and sweet potatoes whole or cut !•> halves If large. When the potatoes are almost done lay dumplings round j on the top, but not so that the water will touch them. Cover closely and ■ok fifteen minutes without lifting the cover Put the meat In the center of a platter, the vegetables In a border round it and the dumplings on the outside. Thicken the gravy, cook five minutes and pour over the meat. Eggs In Creole Style. For eggs creole cook half an onion I t t l as been chopped tine In a couple of tnblespoonfuls of butter, and when tl: > onlou Is yellow add two big tiflha b s that lim e lieen peeled and cut to I '.'ces anil th re e m inced green peppers, t ook tlie vegetables about twenty min uts and season with salt. Put sliced hard boiled eggs Into a baking dish, turn the sauce over them and cook Iu the oven until the mixture Is thorough ly heated through. OREG O N Notice The party who took the music rack from the Methodist church a few weeks ago will greatly oblige the owner by returning it to this office. OUR PROPOSAL ** • _______ _ n t Cards and W eddin« Invitations. M ak e that a p a r t o f Y O U R proposal and she will su rely sey yes. Later w e can talk w ith y o u about those teeny w een y c a rd s y o u 'll be w an tin g. Shad Roe. . To cook shad roe deliciously for sup- j per boll the roe in salted water for j about ten minutes. Then put a couple 1 NOTHING TOO SM A y,, NOTHING TOO LARGE, ! of tnblespoonfuls of butter Into a pan, I FOR THIS SHOP TO PRINT. I and when It is melted turn in the roe I broken up, the yolks of two hard boll ed eggs mashed flue, a cupful of grated breadcrumbs, a little minced parsley, Thoroughbred Plymouth Rock If you want your old tan shoes pepper and salt. When the m liture | Is thoroughly Mended add a table pullets at 60c each, Mrs. Geo. O ., made black, which will stay black spoonful of lemon Juice and serve. Knowles. 16-?t. take them to Goff the shoemaker.