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CO T T A GE GROVE L E A D E R cottage grove oregon _ PUBLISHKl> EVERY SATURDAY VY THE LEADER PUBLISHING COMPANY — i itereaat Uie ------------ Urove post.. (Dee a* oud-cians matter. sec- SUBSCRIPTION RATES I me Year - $l.8d Fix Months .75 ) • Jt paid iu advance Luc if uot so paid a t M rm rate <»f 92.00 p«*r year will he charged. + avv-rtlsiiig rates made known on application CLUBBING LIST The C o tta g e O rov e L eader for ono y e a r, am i an y of the follow in g publi cation for ono year, for th e price set opposite * New York Tribune Farmer ....... $1 73 Toledo Weekly Blade......................... 1-75 Portland W eekly Oregonian . 2 50 Portland Weekly Journal .......... 2.00 Portland Sem i-W eekly Journal. 2.23 San Francisco Call............................... 2.50 San Francisco E x a m in er................... 2.50 Sunset Magazine, San Francisco 2.00 )ut W est. Los Angeles . 2.50 Town and Country Journal 175 Northwest Poultry Journal 1.75 Pacific Homestead 2 25 h vTl'ItDAY JAN U AR Y 1!), 1Ö07 PROGRAM FOR BRYAN. Speeches He will Make in Oregon Eight . * b . No. 41. by Biogbani, rela- ting to time o f filing lien«. of u t e n s il s , d a ir y S. B. No. 42 bv Bingham, rela- i ling to fishing in Siusiaw. S- B. No. 4.4, by Bingham, rela ting to divorce law. S. B. No. I4, by Bingham, to condemn right of way for logging roads dairy ui -u . Is that can be easily clean n iF -D brush or cloth. Unnecessary corners and angles sh >uld be nvol-loj. Mr. C. G. Itoetliig age 74 years 6 mouths, Jan. rotb at bis home in Saginaw. Deceased leaves a wife and one daughter. Mrs. Seifert of Saginaw. Funeral was held at family residence the n th , inter ment at Walker cemetery. The remains of James Cosgrove are still held held at the Undertak ing parlors of Veatch & Lawson awaiting word from relatives. Mr. Cosgrove was a man that had friends wherever be went and though he was apparently not in close touch with relatives at time of his death, it is certain there are those that would like to know of his death. The Leader would like to be the means of getting the in formation to bis friends througb its readers Only a short time ago the same Mr. Cosgrove assisted the Leader in a similiar case. i ttoiu«* \ uluutile Poialri on K e e p in g Them Mt*ua Mud S uullary. The firs'. requisite Is to purchase ed. which have smooth, hard and non- The are easily principal accessible to things necessary for plenty o f elbow grease t > uiuke these All utensils should be The me tli d for cleaning varies , lightly, ac If they have been used for milk, they should first 1 «. rinsed with cold or lukewarm water, so ns to wash off the viscous albuminoids, which If subjected to boiling water would coag ulate and adhere firmly to the tin, thus becoming difficult to remove. They should then be thoroughly w ash ed In hot w ater with some elcunslng material, such us washing powder or caustic S'xlu, In order to remove the grease. The water should Shoits $23 per ton; 80 lb. sack $i . Rolled bar ey $1 05 per sack; special rate on tou lots. C impure our barley with the imported varieties and note the difference. V etch Hay! Catholic Church, Father Carrol. Services the eecon I Sunday iu each month. Christian Science service.- held over Allison's Barber shop every Sunday morning at 11 o ’clock and Wednesday evening ai 8 o ’ clock. Christian Church, R< v D. E. Olson Pastor. Service, at 11 in the morning and 7.30 in the even ing. Y. P. S. C. Ii. meeting at G:3o p. m. Sunday school at lo o ’clock, Intermediate Endeavor Society at 2:30 and Choir practice every Saturday evening at 7 :3c. cording to what the ut-uslls have con tained. Bran #20 per ton, averaging 50 cents per sack. First Presbyterian Cluucli, Pastor R. C. Grace. Morning service, 11 evening 8, Y. P S C. K. 7 p. m All strung’ rs and sojourners welcome. Episcopal Church. Services held the second Wednesday evenin''ot each month at 7:30 in Masonic hall. There will be services every fifth . PunJay of a month. or steam, some alkali and a scrubbing brush or coarse cloth, combined with cleaned Immediately after using. Manufacturer* of Flour and Feed. * a keeping utensils clean are hot w ater agents effective. Cottage G rove F lo u r M ills IIE T H O D IS T K IM m O P A L . itev. ¡i l J. L . B e a t t y . F ast r. I’ ren-h- ill I] p. in. S u n d ay S c h o o l, lb a m ., | E p w o r th le a g u e , fii.'io p. m . F ru y er 1 m eeting T h u r s d a y evening a t 7*::0. A ll are co rd ia lly i l l . ite,| to 1 • r -c u t porou- surface* and <• »mers so made that they C o tta ge G ro ve C h u rc h e s be quite hot. un.l the washing powders should Wo have a lot o f clean Vetch hay, spIeod:d for cows; see it at our warehon*c. W e pay 4 cents for second hand feed sacks. Respectfully, H a rttm g & H an sen . uot be used .sparingly, for we too o f ÎÎCs 8 ten find vessels where the grease has Sad News Mrs. Dr Kime received a mas sage Saturday from the Dr. who ha3 been at the bedside of his father at Acton, California, that his father died Friday evening The Dr. has inauy friends in Cottage Grove who deeply sympathize with him iu his soriow. Dr. Kime wiU return to his practice in the Grove in a few davs. prominent democrats of have met in Gov. Cham berlain’ s office and arranged for the entertainment of W. J. Bryan while in Oregon. They n lsop rf- pired and made public the schedule o f Mr. Bryan’ s speeches while in this state. The distinguished Aisi- t r will arrive iu Portland on Janu- my 22, and remain [here until the aiternonn of the 23rd. He will de liver a lecture under the auspices of More Good Stock lor Lane County. the Portland Y . M C. A. on the Amos Wilkins, proprietor of the il y o f his «(rival. A public re Ash Drove .Slock Farm, Coburg, ception will be tendered him in Or., has just received from S. B Portland at the Imperial hot-1. Alspnch. Payette, Idaho, a tine Mr. Bryan will arrive in Salem at $400 Duroc Jersey boar pig, hit (5:80 o ’clock on the evening of Jan parents being prize winners at the nary 23. He will deliver a publi ■ St Louis fair. address at the opera house that Mr. Alspaeh is lately from Iowa, n i-h t and will probably accept «11 and has been a leading breeder of invitation to address the students high-class Duroc Jersey hogs for of Willamette University the fol the past ten years.— Guard. lowing morning. Senator Miller, who is chairman Episcopal Services of the committee, is authority for The liev. Mr. Lake of Roseburg, the statement that Mr. Bryan wd1 n hires* the legislature if an m v .tu - will bold Episcopal services in the tion to do so is extended him by Woodmen Hall on Monday evening that body. Mr. Bryan will leave January 2ist. A cordial invita for Eugene at 11 o ’ clock, and will tion is extended to all tc atteud deliver an address before tin- Uni tliis service. versity of Oregon on January 24. This will be his last slop of iui- Revival Meetings. | ortance in this State. A few plat- The meetings at the Christian ¡orm speeches will be given at dif ferent points on the journey the Church continues with great inter uost important of which will bo at est. A large uidieuce gathered lakt night to hear the Evangelist’ s Albany. The committee consist! I of m powerful sermon on the “ Conver lor Miller, of Linn comity ; Senator sion of the Chief of Sinners” . Fri Uoshaw of Douglas eountv; C. H. day night he spoke on the opposite Redfield of »loro; J. D. Matlock of subject, “ The Conversion of a Good Eugene; D. M. Watson, J. It. Man” . The revival so far has Ryan and G. II Thomas of Port been a grand success. The regu land, and Fred Steustolf o f Salem. lar attendance has been the best ever held in Cottage Grove. Eigh teen have responded to the Gospel Twelve Bills Out of Tody-Four In Ihe invitation at the enrlv date of the Senate Introduced by Bingham meeting. There will be baptising after the S. B. No. 33, by Bingham, in re gard to water rights. sermon tonight. Saturday the evangelist speak* S. B. No. 34, by Bingham, in re gard to corrupt practices in elect on “ So Near and Yet so Far.” Sunday it a. m. "R efu g e” at 7 :3o ions. Excuses.” There will be a special S. B. No. 35, by Bingham, to prohibit the publication of false service at 3 p. m. Sunday for statements of the property of cor women only. This promises to be a great meeting. Make all arrange porations S. B. No. d ‘ . by Bingham, to ments and come to beat the liut'i lovingly told. protect timber from forest fires. The meetings will continue all S. B. No. t7, bv Bingham, icla- ting to the lime o f which a lien next week. You can not afford to iniss a ceases to bind a mine. S. B. No. 38, by Bingham, to single one ot these services. Y o u are cordially invited to come prevent all kinds of public sporis and enjoy the singing and speaking oil Memorial day. Evangelist llandsuker is a specia S. B. No. 3SI, bv Bingham rela ting to clerk for olliee of county list a- 1 soloi- t and leader of Houg, school rupeiintetident in Lane lie will sing solos and leud the singing from now on. county. Come and hear him. Sure to S. B. No. 40 by Bingham, reli- please. ting to liens ou logs and timber. O regon care Avoid alum and alum phos phate baking powders. The label law requires that all the ingredients be named on the «labels. Look out for the alum compounds. N O T E .— Safety lies in buying only Royal Baking Powder, which is a pure, cream or tartar baking powder, and the best that can be made. not been r moved, but simply smeared Come and See lor Yourself Benson’s Pharmacy over the tin. Caustics and washing powders ure uot only effective In clean Ing the grease from utensils, but they also net us a means of destroying bac teria. Uoinmou soaps, ami especially If perfumed, should be avoided. Has the largest Stock of School supplies in the city. O u r line of UeNtroyiug fiiictcrla. It has been found that a 5 or 7 per cent solution o f good fresh wushlng powder applied 111 hot water will make a good mutcrlul for destroying germ life, provided the utensils ure subject ed to this solution for ut least ten min utes. after which they should he rinsed iu hot water and set uway In the pure air to dry. The latter method requires more time to accomplish the sam e pur pose than with steam , but Is bettor adapted to farm use. There are other methods for conven iently destroying bacteria ou dairy' utensils. They ure. nowever, more ex pensive, but very effective. A practical way Is to rinse the utensils, after they have been thoroughly washed In some alkali, with u hot solution containing 6 to 12 per cent borax. This solution also preserves the tin to a slight ex tent. but care must be taken uot to get It Into the milk. Bullfight and pure ulr ure the cheap est and most effective means of keep ing the utensils pure and sanitary after they have been cleansed. W hen these conditions do not exist It Is then ud vlsnble to put them In a hot drying room. Old. unclean dishcloths should never be uswl for wiping dairy utensils after they have been steamed or subjected to the hot washing solution, as the germs which are lodged In the cloth will again tio distributed over the sur face o f the vessels, thus reinfecting them. I f utensils must be wiped dry. It Is alw ays best to use n coarse linen cloth w hich has previously been steam ed or boiled. Scrub brushes ure the best articles for use In cleaning dairy utensils. Conrse linen cloths may also be used, hut they require more care In keeping them clean The same methods for cleaning utensils should be followed for cleaning cloths. Uxtract From a Bulletin o f the Kunsus Slate A gricul tural College. Entirely fl-lew Stoch of HH’V <3oobô Comino Books. Artist's Material. Sundries are now complete. We are giving special care to CUP Our Presetption Counter STOCK __O f S h o e s which at all times get the best attention, using only the pure-t of chemicals, having the largest stock in town it makes shopping easy in our place. B e ate n Currin 6 * Veatch. G cr?ra l M erchandise--Purveyors to the People Mail orders receive the best of attention. S T O U T IT Benson’ s Pharmacy our sto re W h ile T h ey L a st Im E iE L CT.taje Grava. Oregon S e e Outr a .v v -r S. P. Railway Co. Cleans Out Yard al Cottage Grove. S u n d a y n ig h t a trai 1 o f t w m t y - three cars o f lu m b e r was m o v e d out o f th e ra ilw a y y a rd s here D .1 ca rs w ere all b ille d irom C ittag G r o v e , th e y bad been tiu g for severa l d iv s. c a n ’t b e c c u m u li- F o o d d o n ’ t d ig e st? Ii cause the stom ach lacks som e o n e of th e essen tial d ig e s tu m - o r th e digestive juice- are n o t properl.a balance 1. T h e n , to o it Is this u n d igested fo o l th a t e n u s-s so u rn e ss and painful Ind igestio n . Krsiol fur iiidlgcsliou -Mould be used for relief. K o d o l is n so lu tio n o f v e g etable acids. It d igests w hat von cat and corrects th e deffeiences o f the di g e stio n . K o d o l conform s to the N ational Pure F ood and d rug law . S old hero b y B enson’ s Pharm acy. m d ow D isp la y handsome, hand-forged, hollow ground b at retail, which we will give away abso* W e have received a fine new, s Xad umite Razors that usually se iuteiy tree to advertise the wonderful IHE STROP THAT R A Q light, IU M ITE DOLLAR RAZOR STROP durable, and safe, and which is revolutionizing .' icl ¡3 a pliable; convenient, the art of shaving. RAZOR GIVEN :-:EE |0 The PURCHASER of EACH STROP ■ «ONES CALL TODAY AS THEY ARE GOING FAST. S *• -•!' *'5 ,l ’ ’ ! Tint -».I with ti»c n;,*\rve!ou<5 tod Instantaneous honing and finishing properties of the Kadiunute . ropg, which will not harm th ; finest and most delicate razor. They Gee snaving a c m enu i: >■: 1 I a delight, even to men h-tvln * the hardest beards. * r‘. ** *,:ATe dr** not lie so much In a good rtu r aa In a good strop With K 1 - auh hidoPri at inferior n.-"rs are t r ugh t up to a hoe edge, and the effect of the the finest razi rs i. * keep them arall times in the best possible condition, ready to shave • J V V 4:V ,>1an 1 ■ieHtfhtfuH/-.Each Badlucito Strop issolduador the positive gnarintee 15*. U it to not satUfectory money will be refunded. They ar» for either Ordinary or Safety Razor». H s d iu m ito S t r o p s , S O c t o $ 2 , 6 0 : R a z o r s , $1 t o $ 3 O A H t 'l R L u n x s m T H E U S E O F A M T S T U P E B U T A B A D I U M I T E t , • *imu> -i s ‘ jihas CAKCEK, BARBER3’ ITCH, ECZEMA and BLOOD P0IS0H, ..f>en result from the us« < 1 tly stropped tarors that cut, irritate and open the skla, thus admitting the tetriLle bacilli that lux k in the animal parts 1 sharing soaps, hair shaving brushes, and in die air itsrff. T H E O ttL Y P E R F E C T S T R O P I S T H E R A D M M IT E 1 .. 1 r th ? worthless heavy, double. conuTton c< w strops so generally S"ld. and w 1th v»hi< I nine dealers out of ten will trx t > a;*ii * y >. They are so much old junk, pure and simple. The word Kadiurnite stands for perfection In razor strop n F y a F \ l un'v strop and take no substitute—no »natte» how handsome t tuav appear Danger lurk* in th» 0i~' of ».ns htrep but a £&diumlte. GrilFin cV Veatch Company. THE BUTTERMAKER It Is Just ns easy to make good butter as It It to make poor butter, and you can get a much better price. The main secret Is to keep the milk iliaMcs . lean. F i r s t Î J ^ K . K. C. M A C Y I »«• Ci»o(l llu lle r Malt. This Is nn exceedingly Important matter A gissl way to test It Is to dla solve some In hot water. If the salt hus a bail flavor It will be easily de tected. Sometimes a sediment will be seen In the bottom of the vessel. A bad odor In butter many times Is caused by the use o f poor suit. ▼ C A P IT A L 2 5,00 0 t e n a ! Office. A won*» f .ÍÍ BuildiiiK. Mnili S treet k' I» K N T I » T J Í < ♦ vy.^V +■ ..♦■V £ J ) K. C. T. IIOCK KIT r - OIDce In St.-wart \ I’.irter tniililing.Maln Street. Cottavi. liruVf. Offl. i* phone M am 303. Residence phone M ain 96 A general tan k in g hiislneis tranaact- ed :: :: :: :: :: O R G AN IZE D i '«»«il (ho Cream UuicLiy. 1900 Tempera tun- has a great deal to do with the making of fine butter, not only at churning time, but from the time the milk Is drawn front the cow until the butter Is placed on the table. Unless the i ronui Is cooled quickly a ft er milking ami kept right from that time on It Is luipoislble to make really guod butter. C O IT A 'T E GROVE O R E G O N PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON S v. » V. ^ General B l a c k s m i t h i n g A Bargain lor our Subscribers The New Idea Woman's Magazi c and The Leader for$1.60 2 amiuedaud repaired. Shoe it rear of ilemenway s Burkholder’s Stf're :: n B A K E V.*-v p v ,». V j PHYSICIAN uml SI'RGEOX i All call, promptly attended. J S P O R T L A N D . OREGON, U.S.A. * ^ y V .» K «IV.» * A “ •♦'A .*-*.!*-*,*--*.( J J K. YOUNG J ’ P« rtland Oregon, f " for the cui- ’’ * women. Special M I i’.kiia«e!t and Liter- »1 Chemical Lab* Mineral Cabinet. The st I Sro'.e'ary in the Pa« the s •* * *• p itatioR for im* t :>hv * .-a! nuntai and inoral train* n< tr.;»* si manhood. Eqvipt uly for the m-'St exalted i «ta: • » . ate LV^reet I by ï> ritv Intrrferen c with «.onvictiooa cf no 9 C at?- ded A ademy I la «-! ^a!ly 1 m ^ enfc advan- »agri : . - as are available ' T't *■ K9 large and »el. h . ed -a»fl a ■! ventilated; ' ed with all n.encrs 1 • n«titut en is liberal re » ut s.v • the character ! and fr. ■ Jit* ird %«i rnt Terms * Vi fe for t »let Board d rudionflSOpiV ye > •‘“ ,«* r M n > Academy Onice: Main St. Phonem. r g T A « R y S ACftDEH' ^n. 4 J J K . B. R. JOB J j V .» v. ^ 'A-’n, ■A-'K'+'n. Horseshoeing a specialty. VN;igon and carriage re in tr. A ll work guaranteed riave > i mr horsesteeth ex- .link«* th«' Host. If you are making butter to s e ll hunt I up good customers who are w lltl.g to I pay a little extra, then give them ex- I actly what they want, says the Fortn ers Advocate, (live them the very b e s t 1 there Is In butter and put In the quan > tlty of Nult that pleases them. Yon can I get IV cents above the market price In this way. and this cents Is clear | profit It costs no more to make good ! butter than | h »> i - butter. 1- fnet. It j costs less, because you are more likely to watch all the llttV leaks, and the re^ I suit Is you get more pounds blitter. I Fishy f la v o r In Butter. This serious def. t Is declared by A J W alker In the Chicago Produce to In* due to ihe list’ c f washing powder lu tanks and churns where cure Insuf fielent hus Naci t.ik a to rinse out the 1 powder with fresh water. Mr. W alker states If a strong -\dutlon o f washing powdet Is put In a tumbler the fishy flavor can easily be detected. This fla vor lias t een very periling t > all Inves tlgators. i.n l It will tie Interesting to know If the washing powder is the 1 cause of It, as suggested. P r o fe s s io n a l C a rd s . Herbert Bakin .P r e s i d e n t T . C. W heeler C a s h i e r j ATTORNEY ATJLA W é om, .■ \ an * nmldlnp. Main Street. I * -P Y .P « Î A. '•«■’A « ~ A ^ A W KIMK, M. I». V P H Y S ln A X and ftlKGBOX Í' Oflto* la vi Par Und BulMtac y 7 P. J Í «tore < « O ® « Phone. Ml «ev id en ce Phone, 126 » - P p 1 P P Î r P P ■ P P p .. » * 4 S i r ARMS V K U V JI • 1TX . Phone • lie,. Phone Main Alt.4 EUNERAL DIRECTOR and LICENSED EMBALMED Parlor, at Voateh â Lawson’*. 4 a ., j - a « a « r J J
