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of the Hour
Amateur Plumbing
will have few charms for you af
ter you've once indulged in it—
what you “ save” at first you’ll
lose afterward— lose your temper
t o o , and make “ confusion worse
confounded.”
Why not come
to us — exfierieiiced and fair
priced pluml>ers — at the first
sign of trouble with your water,
gas or steam pipes and get
things in order promptly?
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Fairbanks Scales for weighing.
Fairbanks-Morse Dynamos anti Motors
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COST
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A Fine Line to Select from. Am closing out this line
of goods.
Leather Belts, Dog Collars and M en ’s G loves at b e d
rock prices.
STOCKS' HARNESS SHOP
tria! o f the
Hains broth
ers at Flush
ing, N. Y., for the
«laying of William
K
Anni« at the
Hays Ido Yacht dui»
last summer Is a
proceeding that »at*
ur^'
xdtes mort'
than I oí interest
tu account o f the
pi* inence of the
fan.ilics concerned
J U D G E CITAME
and the sensational
ebanicter o f tin tragedy.
Military
society mu! literary circlei are espe-
dally absorbed in the mite mo o f the
trial, fur the name of Ha Ins 1ms been
an honored one In the army and a
noted one In literature, while in lead
ing social circles in Washington, Bos
ton and Now York the families now
enjoying so much undesirable public
ity were formerly conspicuous.
The distinction of presiding at this
trial—one bound to become celebrated
in legal annals belongs to one o f the
younger judges of the supreme bench
o f the state of New York. Frederick
E. Crane o f the boron di of Brooklyn.
On the opening morning of the trial
when the court attendants rapped for
order the standing audience saw
Judge Crane advance In Ids black
rotie, very fair iu complex Ion, clean
shaven, youthful looking, ai.d indicat
ing by every action that he was brim
ful o f energy. The lawyers had al
ready learned that lie did not purpose
tolerating any delay that could possi
bly be avoided.
lie had Informed
them that lie would hold night ses
sions, and from the outset he expedit
ed the preliminaries.
Judge Crane is a graduate o f the
Adelphla academy and the Columbia
Law school and before elevation to
the bench was counsel In many noted
civil and criminal milts.
Cottage Grove People Must Recognize
F a s h io n S t a b le s
and Heed It.
K id n e y III« c om e q u io llj— luyxtt-ii-
ously.
Chief Kohler.
ploy the Golden Rule in treating with
crime, so to him belongs the credit of
whatever success It has attained.
The Golden Rule policy was put Into
effect a year ago. and statistics for
tho first nine months, which have Just
been compiled, prove It to be an un
qualified success.
The Earl of Warwick, wiio is on a
visit to this country and who has been
talking over with President Roosevelt
the subject of game In Africa, h?s
made a number of hunting trips to tho
section the president
expects to visit. He
prophesies that Mr.
Roosevelt will have
uo end o f sport and
would uot be sur
prised i f he bagged
an elephaut, though
the carl himself has
not been fortunate
enough to get one.
The British noble
man
has
been
brought to notice in
this country more
on his w ife’s ac- EAnL OF W a r w i c k .
count than his own. The Countess of
Warwick, who has been in turu bril
liant society leader, philanthropist and
Socialist advocate, visited this country
not long since for the especial purpose.
It was said, of studying the condition
o f the Socialist movement here. It was
reported at one time that the earl had
a leaning toward socialism, too, but
his utterances during his American
visit do not bear out such a view. In
deed, he intimated that his w ife was
like a good many women, somewhat
changeable in her ideas, and therefore
he did not like to define her position
on economic questions because It
might have shifted a little by the time
o f ills return.
The earl and his accomplished w ife
expiK-t to entertain President Roose
velt at Warwick castle during his stay
in England, and the earl has undertak
en the commission of having a pair of
hunting boots built in London for Mr.
Roosevelt specially suitable for serv
ice In the African jungles.
But nature always warns you.
N o ll«* the kidney secretions.
See if the co lo r Is nnhealthy—
I f there are settlings and sediment.
Passages frequent, scanty, painful.
I t ’s tim e tlu'ii lo ii o Doan's kidney
pills.
T o ward off Bright V disease nr dia
betes,
Doan's have done great w ork In
C ottage Grove.
Mrs Ella Blsbe.v < f t'ottage Grove,
Oregon, says: “ I suffered for a long
tune fro m aii IrWfrtllltrtty •»! my kid
neys, accompanied by an intense
weakness and pains in my back.
Headaches anil dizzy spoils frequent
ly annoyed me and my general health
w u i much run d ow n
1 was feeling
very much discouraged when D oan’s
kidney pills were brought to my a t
tention. They were so lilglils recom
mended th at I decided to g iv e them
a trial and procured a box at Ben
son’s pharm acy. The)» lived up to
representations and in a short time
gave me relief
l ite a d liy Im proved
and almost before I realised it, I w as
enjoyin g excellent health.’ ’
For sale by all dealers. iT iee 50
cents. Foster-M ilblirn <_o., Buffalo,
N ew York, sole agents fo r tho United
First Class Livery, Sale and Feed Bara in Connection
P o w e ll
&
T u llu r,
Porlland and Return Only J5.90
The Southern Pacific Co. is now
selling round trip tickets to Port
land from Cottage Grove for $5.90
good going Saturday on No. 16 at
1.50 a. tn. train, returning Monday
evening on No. 13 leaving Portland
at 7. 30 p. tn., giving all day Sat
■♦States.
urday, Sunday and Monday iu
Kememlier tho name— D oan’s - a m i Portland. The same arrangements
lake no other.
apply from Portland giving Port
land people a chance to visit
CONTEST NOTICE
valley points at greatly reduced
rates.
................ ... o r tin- Interior.
United S tate« Lnnd Olliee.
ItoHclmrir, Or., .Inn. 2n, limn.
A Hiifticlent content nnidiivit IttivitiK
been tiled in this r.llice l*y M ary Ada
Smith, conteHtant, ii^ninst ilnm r-
stead Entry No. l.'S'JIfi, in.-tde N o
vember is, I!«).'! fo r the W 1, \V )4
Section 2), Tow nship ¡.A) H, lianf-e
ii \V., W illam ette Meridian, By
E dward
Evans
llrow n ,
rontes-
tee, in which it is aliened that
«a id E dw ard Evans llrown tia«
never re«lded upon this tract since
the date o| Id« entry or a t a ll; th at
all the Improvements lie lias ever
made upon said place Is n sin ill
cabin lCxlH feet, made of round l<>K«
and a «h ake roof, value ab ou t .ifli.no,
Of time, truvvluig expenses
no outhouses, no feii- iii^, no p low in g
and fatigue can lie inailo by
or any other cultivation; that said
using
the shortest route
land is more valuable for it « timber
than for agricultural purposes. It is
East.
hilly, rocky and m ountainous; and
that «aid alleged absence w as not
There is but one short and di
due to his em ploym ent in the arm y
o r navy <>( the United States in time
rect route Ix'tween tho Wost
of w ar; «aid parties are hereby not
East.
ified to npiiear, respond and offer
Joseph Bulltzer, who Is accused by
evidence touching said allegation a t
President Roosevelt of libeling the
10 o'clock a. m. on March H, lttOtl, be
United States government through
fore (Jeorge 1!. I »orris, II, 8. Com mis
publications in his newspaper, the
sioner a t his olliee in Eugene, Oregon
New York World, celebrated the twen
lan d that final hearing w ill be held
at 11 o ’clock a. in. on March 2'.’, 19011,1
ty-lift h anniversary o f his connection
Douglas Robinson, President Roose before the Register and Receiver at
with the W orld only a few weeks ago.
0.
& N.
As the president's recent special mes velt’s brother-in-law, whose name fig the United States laud olliee in Rose-
burg,
Oregon
ures
In
the
Panama
canal
controversy,
sage to congress was devoted chiefly
Tim said contestant having, in a
to the alleged offenses of the World has made specific denial that he had proper uftidnvit, tiled January 20,
In connection with the charges o f scan
1909. set forth facts which «h o w (lint
and
dal in the negotiations associated with
after due diligence personal service a t
the purchase of the Panama canal,
this notice cannot be made, it of
hereby ordered and directed til 1«
the personality of Mr. Pulitzer is
such notice l»e given by due and
thrust Into the foreground. It Is an
proper publication.
unusual thing for a private citizen to
43 17 B k x j a m ia 1» Enov, Register.
be mentioned specifically and singled
There la unsurpassed through
out for criticism and denunciation ns
fast
train service t o Denver,
the proprietor of the World was In this
Registration of Land Title.
message. Mr. Roosevelt’s action was
Omaha, Kanas C ity, ( hlctigo
bast'd on his belief that the circum
w ith direct connections to all
In the m atter of the application of
stances of this case justified a de
■Eva <'. Wheeler to register the title
point«
East and South.
parture from precedents.
lo lo t No. I and tin- east half of lo t
Mr. Pulitzer was born In Budapest,
No. a o f block No. 1 .1 . E, Y ou n g ’s
There la an
abundance of
Hungary, In 1847 and, coming to this
addition to C ottage (¡ro v e , l.ane
match less scenery, nndnn op
country in 1804, entered the army and
County, Oregon.
T o nil whom it m ay concern:—
served until the end o f the civil war
portunity to make a dayligh t
T a k e notice that on the 10th day oi
In a cavalry regiment. Taking up his
stopover a t Salt L ak e City if
February, 1909, an application was
residence in St. Louis at the close of
tiled by the said E va C. Wheeler in
it is desired.
the war, he joined the Westllche Post,
I he Circuit Court of the S tale of Ore
German, as reporter, rising to the
gon fo r Earn- county for Initial regis
Iast us tell you all about
managing editorship.
In 1878 he
tration o f the land nbovo described.
bought the St. Louis Dispatch for a
w h at can l»e done, liefore you
Now, unless you appear on o r l(cforc_
price said to have been $500, “and ex
the 20th day of March, 1909, and j
purpose ticket.
pensive at that.” lie united it with
show cause w liy said application
nnytliinr to do with the transactions should not lie gran ted, the same will
the St. Louis Post, and by application
regarding the sale o f the canal prop la- taken as confessed and a decree
of Ills ideas ho turned the Post-Dls-
erty to tho United States, lie 1» con will be entered according to the J. M. ISHAM. Agent. Cottage Grove.
pntch Into one of the liest paying and
nected w i’ h banking and railway en prayer o f the application and yon
strongest papers in Missouri. In 1883
terprises In New York and Is at pres w ill la- forever barred from disputing
ho iHUight the New York World and
ent com elver with Adrian H. Jollne the same.
E. I r L kk , County Clerk.
| of tho Metropolitan Street Railway
W M . M « ." M U R R A Y ,
By I-’ iik k O . S t io k k i . s , Deputy.
j company. lie Is a brother of the pres
J. E. Y oi so, Applicant's A ttorney.
ent Mrs. Roosevelt and Is reputed n
General Passenger Agent
| man of considerable wealth.
At Even
M O N E Y
Ä SHVINC
The Southern Pacific
The
R.
Oregon Short Line
You Need Fire Protection.
Tom Awbrey can give you good
reliable insurance at reasonable
rates, put your residence insur
ance in the Oregon Fire Relief As
sociation and your business prop
erty in the Hankers and Merchants
Mutual. Call at the express of
fice for rates.
I f you have real or personal property
for sale, leave your descrip
tion and price with
ALTA KING, at the bridge
COTTAGE GROVE, ORE.
H* can make your abstracts, examine
the title to your property and do your
conveyancing
.
.
.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
U. S. EaaelM lice at Roselmrg, Ore.
Nov. 2!t, I ISIS.
Notice
1« hereby given
that
JO H N C H A R L E S R IC K 1,1
of S agin aw , Oregon, who on N o v .
23, I90S, made limber o r stone entry,
No. (.24:11, for the N \ V 4 of NEW
.Section IK, Tow nship 20 S, Range 2
IV, W illam ette Meridian, Inis tiled
notice o f intention to make final
proof t o establish claim to the land
ab ove described, before Register and
Receiver a t Roselmrg, Oregon, on
the 10th day o f April, 1909.
f'lalm m it Dames ns witnesses :
Henry Myers. Chnrles I’ ldllipy,
Perr.v Casteel J, O. Jarrett, all of
S agin aw , Oregon.
42-52 ii i :\ m au in I., E iiiiy , Register.
Notice of Publication.
Union Pacific
Mu h general interest attaches to
tho Investigation o f methods of finance
In Wall street which is to be made by
a commission recently appointed by
Governor Hughes o f New York. The
commission Is charged to report i f any
change» are desirable in the laws bear
ing upon singulation in securities and
< otnnu dittos or relating to the protec
tion of Investors. At the head of the
cci.uqi slon Is the noted author and
editor Horace W hite.
Mr. White was born in Colebrook,
X. II . Aug. 10, 1834. ami was gradu
ated from Beloit college, Wisconsin,
iu 1853. lie early went iuto newspa
per work, bis otnlng city editor o f the
joskdi rur.iTv.Kit.
Ghl ago Evening Journal in 1854 and
duplicated hla Post-DUputch success. i Chicago agent i f the New York Asso
Ho served tn the Missouri legislature ciated Press in 1855.
and In lSKr> was elected to congress 1 In 1S.-.7 Mr White Joined tl - t’hl-
from a New York district, bat resigned I ca.go Tribune in a position whleb
I brought him frequently Into r iatlnus
after a few months* service.
with Abraham Lincoln. He reported
Frederick Kohler, chief of police In the entire series o f Lincoln and Dong-
{
las
debates for the Tribune and In
the city o f Cleveland. O., Is the best
chief o f police 111 America, In the opin 1800 was secretary o f the Illinois Re
ion o f President Roosevelt.
That publican state committee during the
crime In the cities can tie reduced to a presidential • ampaign. During the civil
minimum. If not aetnolly checked, by war he spent four years In Washington
the simple eliservance of the Golden and with others formed the first syn
Rule Chief Koliler think« he has prov dicate o f newspapers In this country
ed. A year's trial o f lids policy In for the reception o f n Joint news serv
dealing with crime anil criminals In ice from the front. From 1885 to 1874
Cleveland has convinced him o f It, he was chief editor of the Chicago Trib
find now other cities are pro paring to une. resigning because ot 111 health.
follow the example of Cleveland In In- He Joined t’ho New York Evening P oft
stunting the Golden Rule policy. It Is on its reorganization by Mr. YUlard
only n question o f time. Its advocates In 1881. He has for years been known
say. until It will be adopted every- ! as one o f the greatest financial author-
where throughout the United States. Itles In the United States and ts the
Chief Kohler was the first man to em- author of a half doren scholarly work*.
Ju.t a. Qood
“ I wish that 1 knew how to make
money.”
*'I can't say Hint I am with yon
there."
"Why?”
” 1 know something less strenuous."
"W hat Is It?”
''H ow to get next to the man who
makes money.”
What th . Girl Thought.
"Some men never marry.”
"N o; they are too who ”
"Is that It? I thought” —
“ What?"
"That It was the girls that were too
wise."
Matrimonial
•Tea."
“ Yes.”
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OREGON.
Department o f the Interior,
II. S. Land Office at Roselm rg. Ore.
July 27. 190S.
Gasolene Engine For Sale.
N otice
is lrerelry
given
that
OH A Rl EH E. C L A R K
A fine, almost new 3-horse
ot ( '(linstock, Ilouglas com ity. ( )regon, power Fairbanks & Morse gasolene
w h o, on May I'.’ tli, 19011. made home
stead entry No. 12743, N |{, OolO for tho engine, tanks and equipment for
North W est quarter of the North sale. Inquire at the Leader office.
W est qu arter Section 28. Tow n ship
21 Smith, Range 4, West of the W il
lam ette Meridan, lias tiled notice of
intention t o make final live years
proof to establish claim
to the
land above described, before Regis
ter and Receiver a t Roselmrg, Ore
gon on tile 2Hrd day o f January. 1909.
Claimant D am n ns witnesses.
C. C. W atkins, It. T . <lleson, John
Wstkins, M. A. Clark, nil o f Corn-
stock, Oregon.
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ItKNJAMIS' L. EllllV, Register
Department ol the Interior.
U. 8. Earn! Office at Rosohurg, Ore.
Oct. 20tii, 1908.
Notice
Is
hereby given
that
JOSEPH It. W IL H E L M
oi Dexter, Oregon, w h o on October
20th 191)8, made timber application
No. 019011, fo r SW 'j. Section .”>2. T o w n
ship 19 South, Range I West, Willam-
etto Meridian, lias liled notice o f in
tention to make Ii mi I p ro of to estab
lish claim to tlic land ab ove described
liefore Register and Receiver at Rose-
burg, Oregon, on the 18th day of
March, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Reese Parker of Dexter, O regon;
Rufus W ood of Dexter, Oregon;
Thomas R. Malloy o f Full Creek,
Oregon; Is'w M athew s o f Dexter,
Oregon,
B enjamin L. E d iiy , Register.
Administrator's notice.
In tile matter of the estate of Stephen
Harris, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that tile umler-
signed lias been duly appointed by the
County Court of Lane county o f the
State of Oregon, administratrix of the
estate of Stephen I larris, deceased, and
all persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified and required
to present the claims to me properly ver
ified as required by law, within six
months from tiie date of this notice at
the office of Attorney A. H .K ing, Cot
tage Grove, Lane County, Oregon.
LtLLiK a . C row , Administratrix.
A. II. K in o , Ally, for Administratrix.
Dated this .Trd day of December 1908.
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Now is the Time
to visit
■ !
Notice for Publication
Department o f the Interior,
I". S. I,and < qiieorrt Rouelinrg, ( tregon I
Novem ts'r 12 , 1908 .
Notice
is hereby
given
that j
OSCAR BARNES
o f Comstock, Oregon, w h o on August
1st 198*1, made Homestead E ntry No.
12938, N. II. llll.-st, fur K'a o f NEJf,
Section 9, Tow n ship 21 South, Range
f West
W illam ette Meridian, has
filed notice of intention t o make
final five year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, lie-
fore the Register and Receiver a t
Roschnrg. O regon, on the 2,">th day
o f March, 1909
Claimant names as witnesses :
Charles R. laarenee, John W atkins,
R. A. Allen, Roy O riggs, all o f C om
stock, Oregon.
B e n j a m in
I*. El>l>Y, Register.
"H e has a darksome past.”
"And n dreary present.”
PORTLAND.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
P ro p .
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice is hereby given that the under
"And a doubtful future."
signed executor of the estate of W. N.
"Say, Is he just an ordinary eoant or Wheeler, deceased, has filed in the
a prince o f the blood?”
county court of lan e connty, Oregon,
her final acconnt as such executor of
said estate and that Tuesday the loth
T o Mako Home Happy.
"Hurrah! I hare found a new field.” lay of February. 1909, at the honr of
one o'clock p. m. of said day has been
"What Is I t r
fixed by said court as the time for hear
"Inventing st- rles fo r a man to tell ing any objection to said report and the
his wife when he gets home. It la settlement thereof.
heeau-c o f the clumsy ones now In
F . l o i s k M. W h e e l k b , Executor.
use that so many families are dls-
A. II. K in o , Attorney.
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C a J ifo rm a k .
When summer has passed in these tiorthen states,
the suit is only mild under the bright blue skies of
Southern California. This is one o f nature’s hap
py pi ovisions— eternal summer for those who can
not endure a more rigid or severe climate. Califor
nia has Ireen called the "M ecca of the winter tour
ists.”
Its hotels and stopping placas areas varied
as those of all well regulated cities. Visitors can
always find suitable accommodations, congenial
companions, and varied, pleasing recreations.
Southern Pacific Company
W ill Ire glad to supply some very attractive litera
ture describing in detail the many delights of win
ter in California. V ery low round trip excursion
tickets are on sale to Californial. The rate from
Cottage Grove to Los Angeles is $55. limit six
months, allow ing ftop-overs in either direction.
Similar excursion rates are in effect to all Califor
nia points.
For all information, sleeping car reservations
and tickets call on, telegTaph or w rite 1* X. ISHAM.
Agent S. P . Co. or
WM. M cM L 'R R A Y . Gonaral P u M i\ | «r Agent.
P ortlan d, O regon,
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