I’rofessühal Cards.
A. BRUND & CO.
PIANO CONTEST
Death of Herman E. Palmer
A t the F.ugeue General hospital,
Friday, August 11, 1911, Herman
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Grove.
Vote» E. Palmer, o f Cottage
Votes change A u g. 19th.
£ L a w s «» Bid«..
Phone 47. I n . I03R $
Death
was
due
to
appendicitis.
ill not
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' l i r i i u i f ' l Diseases
t Ì A * a « i > * • a Specialty.
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-- i I not handed in on that day
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The remains were conveyed to
^ office Hours from ' ) to 12 and 1 :.*) to 5. S | | be counted.
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other hours by appointment.
£
This week we w ill give 1000 Cottage G rove for interment.—
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I votes with each dish purchased Register.
Deceased was a most exemplary
out o f our window. These dishes
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are odds and euds that we wish to young man and was held in the!
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dispose o f and we have cut the highest esteem in Cottage Grove
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Cottage G ro v e . Oregon
i price nearly in two a r a special in where for many years he assisted
B Twenty-five Years Experience. Special
ducement for you to buy them, his father and mother in their west
\itetation (liven to Probate Practice.
$ i
i Th ey are handsome little presents side general merchandise store.
The father died about two years
and don’t cost very much.
(fs M A ia e a s a O T s a s a s a i
T w o days only, 1 w ill give 75000 ago and the fam ily retired from
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votes with each coupon book that busiuess, m oving to their farm
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p h y s ic ia n »u.i scrgkon
f | is purchased on Thursday or F ri home east o f Cottage Grove. H er
Ilitici- In McFarland Handing
Dispose o f a few of these man E. Palm er was born iu Ca-
Over Cochran’s Furniture Store
_ day.
Office Phone, 34» Kesidenco Phone, 681 é books to your fruuds and get bool, Missouri, nearly 21 years
ago, aud with the fam ily came to
ahead in the contest.
Cottage G rove about eight years
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ago. lie united w.ith the M. K.
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Church and F.pworth League in
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manner, genial aud gentlemanly, I
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and his untimely death is deeply j
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deplored by his many frieuds and
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acquaintances.
He leaves
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mother, three sisters and other r e l-.
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a specialty, office over ( '.tiffin, Vcatch 4 1
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church
Sunday
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cemetery.
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beautiful floral offerings and the
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service
was largely attended.
D E N T IS T
Settlement Notice.
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Oregon Woolen Mills Store
Remember we save you the Middle Mao’s Profit
Just received our line of H A T S for Fall and Win
ter. Moderately priced at from $1.50 to $2-50
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.
Just received our Fall Sainplos of Tailored Suita for Men aud Young
Men. We invite you to come in and look them over. We have them in
Tweeds, Serges and Worsteds. Colors blues, blacks, browns, tans, grays
and fancy mixtures, all of the latest patterns for Fall and Winter wear.
We guarantee you a perfect lit.
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Men’s Night Shirts $1.00 values at 7 5 c
Boys Blouses 2 5 c
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Lawson Bldg.
Hours 8.30 to 12. 1 to S
A ll W ork Curanleed.
Office Phone 5
Res. Main !</>»
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A ll those
know ing themselves
At the Grand Theatre
! indebted to the LEADER prior to
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¡August 1st, 1911, other than for
••»•♦'A.»’* .'* '* ., subscriptous to th . paper, which
* are payable to Dean & Drydeu,
5 T N. WATERHOUSE.
should remit at ouce to the uuder-
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T e a c h e r o f P ia rv o a n d O rg a n
£
Certificated from the Associated Hoard, m si gned at Coquille,
Oregon, and
a Koval Academy and Royal College o f ** '
,
Mii.ie. R Resilience
street.
£ ! | illiyOIie
anyone IiaV
havin
g any bills against
Music.
esidence b
B Street.
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lIlg
»5 Ulie
■ the L e a d e r
r or former publisher
j should present them to the under-
iA A «% i* A 'A 'A i«A iA e ,i»B .iA A i * » . 4 ¡signed at the above mentioned ad
f t j H . MKDLKV. _
| ! dress.
Mr. aud Mrs. Franklyu C. Ver-
uou are presenting for the first time
in Cottage Grove, “ T h e Outcast”
a heartstory tellin g the old old
tale of “ Riches and R ags” and
was given to a crowded house
Monday evening. A rural comedy
“ A Pair o f K id s” which will be
given tonight at the Grand T h ea
tre, w ill be one o f the best bills ever
presented at this popular Play
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W . C. C o n n e r .
House. On W ednesday night a
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Special Attention Given to Mining and
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Corporation Law.
One Act Comedy, “ A ll Old M an’s
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A Seattle man is touring the D arlin g” . Th is w ill be the fare
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country, driving a pair o f deer.
well appearance o f these popular
A F. & A. M.—Cottage Grove, No. 51.
players.
Slowly the whip has been I m u i -
Meets 1st and 3rd Wednesdays. Visi-
cordially invited.
ished from the homes and lo re has
Accused of Stealing
ANDREW KRITND, W. M.
taken its place,
thousands o f
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beastly whippings, bearing stripes
E. E. Chamberlain, of Clinton, Me.,
on the tender backs o f childreu, boldly accuses Bucklen’s Arnica Salve of
A Good Time
HINTS FOR THE
BUSY HOUSEWIFE
T o fit yourself out
with a nobby single
harness, light d riv
ing harness or dou
l»le driving harness.
Convenient Support For a
• Double Clothesline.
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HARNESS EMPORIUM
C. W. Beals, Prop.
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M . W of A - Cottage Orove Camp
No. (.424 meets tlie First and Third
Tuesdays oi eaeli month in the Elk’s 1 backs of ignorant
Hall. Visitors welcome.
! etlts.
C. \V. W a ll a c e , Consul.
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O r v il K n a p p , Clerk.
Insist on Olym pic Flour. I t ’s!
guaranteed. Your money back if
not satisfied.
Electric
Bitters
Made A New Man O
f H im .
“ I was suffering from pain in my
stomach, head and hack,” writes lb
T. Alston, Iialeigh, N. C., “and my
liver and kidneys did not work right,
but four bottles of Electric Hitters
made me feel like a new man.”
PRICE 60 CIS. AT ALL DRUG STORES.
Hop Pickers Wanted
W e begin picking in the 50 acre, R. O. Brady yard near Creswell
about the first o f September. W e pay railroad fares both ways for
those who stay until hops are harvested. W e have the finest camping
Any one using a double clothesline grouuds in Lane county. The hops are heavy and we w ill have a
over pulleys will find the arrangement long run. Those wishing to register, please write
shown In Fig. 1 for supporting the
lower line quite convenient. The sup
port Is uinde o f a piece o f three quarter
Inch square or round wood which has
a screw eye turned into e i. h end. The
line Is run through these screw eyes us
shown in Fig. 2.
Charlotte Ruses
This is a most deli« ale aud delicious
dessert nml one that will be liked by
stealing—the sting from burns or scalds \VLoevei* tries it.
—the
pain
from
sores
of
all
kinds—
the
linn a lirtft* clear jelly into the top
and cruel par-
distress from boils or piles.
‘ It robs :>? a ; lain m ind ( r oval mold aud lay
a s o : : t -mail piece* of fruits of va
enta, corns, bruises, sprains and injuries
of their terror, “ he says, “ as a healing rious kinds, such as glace cherries,
remedy its equal don’ t exist." Only 25c half . | ri * is. sliced bnmiuas. Allow it
to set. then Hue the sides with lady
at all druggists.
fingers, »in straight at the edges, press
well together, then fill with the fol*
lowin’
Whisk up half a pint of cream
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
to a stIff froth and three ounces of
»wdered white sugar, the Juice o f a
a.df lemon, three ounces o f raspberry
T ry the Leader for six mouths.
iuj rubbed through a hair sieve to ex-
It is not bleached. For the best ir t lie* seeds or any fruit and half
h i ounce o f isinglass dissolved in a
bread, use O lym pic flour.
tablespoonful of boiling water. When
W a ll paper IQ. cents a roll and i lie ( liarlotte is required for table dip
up at M cG avrafi’s.
tie top o f the mold Into warm water
There never was a better time for a few seconds, wipe dry with a
loth and turn the mold on a glass or
to invest in property in aud around
jllver dish.
JAM ES HAYES, Creswell, Oregon
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NORTH FOURTH STREET
Helps Those Sick Kidneys
How many times have you had your work, your sleep, or your leisure
hours interrupted by recurring pains in the region of the kidneys?
Did You Ever Experience Anything Mare
Unpleasant and Annoying?
\ ou probably neglected it too—let yourself believe it wasn’t serious— be
over it in a day or two. When the kidneys give you warning of inability
to perforirt their duty, assist them in every way—help them get rid of
poisons that are accumulating—watte matter they cannot throw off
T hey are weak and need strengthening. See that they are built u p -
back to normal—and it won’t l>e 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.
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
the most prompt and effective preparations we have and we are confident
that it will do as represented.
Make ns prove it. If we can’t your money refunded; - 50c and $1.00 the
bottle.
Whatever a good drug store ought to have—and many things that other
drug stores don't keep—you'll find here. Come to us first and you’ll get
what you want
N E W ERA DRUG STORE
Cottage Grove.
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Every Housewife
Likes to provide her table with
Bread
Pastry
Biscuits
T o obtaiu invariable good results
we recommend
ARMSTRONG’S
STUDIO
The BEST Pictures
The BEST Prices
The BEST of Everything
in our line
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Pvire W hite F lo u r
For gen rat family use
D. S T E R L IN G
C O TTAG E GROVE,
Good Business Proposition.
For sale— a good well drilling
OREGON
Notice
The party who took the
music
Cape Cod Stew.
rig on trucks, in good condition, rack from the Methodist church a
Fry five slices of salt pork that have
been ( r.t in strips until crisp. Cut two gasoliue power, 300-foot capacity, few weeks ago w ill greatly oblige
pounds of beef into large cubes and drills 3 and 4 inch holes. A ll tools the owner by returning it to this
Inquire o f the .Co
lb -2 -* brown in tlie fat after having taken necessary.
office.
our the scraps. I'ut nil into a kettle operative Realty, Co.
The sincerity o f the Southern and cover with boiling water. Cook
Pacific officials in their declaration gently two hours, then add parsnips
scraped and cut In halves, tum lpacpt
that they w ill extend a branch in round slices and when nearly (tone
road into the Coos Ray country by whit« and sweet potatoes whole or cut
Florence, hs now generally recog In halves if large. When the potatoes
...wen, uverytfling in
are almost done lay dumplings round
nized.
on the top, but not so that the water
will touch them. Cover closely aud
.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
Carpets and Rugs g outside. Thicken the gravy, cook five
minutes and pour over the meat.
Made to order and Satis
I
faction guaranteed both
E g g s In Creole Style.
as to workmanship and
For egg'» creole cook half an onion
prices. Apply to
tb ,t l as been « hopped tine in a couple
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P / \ | Y | p r- P h o n # 106 L
/ v i. n . U l m e r
w « ii s«..
of tablespoonfuls o f butter, and when
n a a r A d v e n tis t C h u r c h
ttJJ onion N yellow add two big ttflhn
t< »* that bate lieen peeled and cut In
).;;H?es and three minced green peppers. 1
t ook the 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
n r t w - - ^ - —■ ■ — ■!
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fit
the oven until the mixture Is thorough
Cards and W ed d in g Invitations.
M ak e that a p art o f
Iy heated through.
Y O U R proposal and she w ill surely say yes. Later w a
" w i t h atrangtH a n d aaaa
can tslk w ith y o u sbout those teeny w een y cards y o u ’ll
Shad Ros.
th a y a lw a y s p le a s e ”
be wanting.
To cook shad roe deliciously for sup
per boll tbe roe in salted water for
about ten minutes Then put a couple NOTHING TOO SMAjJ., NOTHING TOO LARGE.
I o f tnblespnonfnls o f butter Into a pan. '
FOR THIS SHOP TO PRINT.
I aud when It Is melted turn In the roe
j broken up. the yolks o f two hard ball
M AOS BY
ed eirax mashed tine, a cupful o f grated
W L V I S T R A U S S OX CO.
| breadcrumbs, a little minced parsley, j
Plym outh Rock
I f you want your old tan shoes
pepper and salt. When tbe mixture
lx thoroughly blended add a table I pullets at 60c each
Mrs. Geo. O . , made black, which w ill stay black
spoonful o f lemon Juice and serve.
! K n o w le s ’
F or S a l e — O ne open
buggy
one or two horse. A p p ly to Geo.
O. Knowles or Fashion Stables.
OUR PROPOSAL
Hardware.
B arrels
f
Lawn Mowers, Garden Hose
porting Goods, Fishing Tackle
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T W O H O R SE
OVERALLS
Thoroughbred
16-it. take them to G off the shoemaker.