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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 23, 1907)
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER COTTAGE GROVE • 0RE, • Oregou ienutor only a few «Jays at . : toi b e in g b a n q u e t e d and feted and «leclared the handsomest man in Congress. That ought to P U B L IS IIK U K VK K Y 8 A T U K U A Y . be glory enough even if it does put 0. J. DUBRUILLE Publisher. a quietus on his political prowess Kntered at the Cottage Oravi* postolJlce as and aspirations, livery senator will oud-clurt» matter. naturally be jealous of him because of the marked preference shown SUBSCKIFTIO N K ATE S fi.no One Year him by tbe society matrons. And .75 Six Months Jß by-the way, Mill key is a graduate Three« Months If ant so paid a 1 pala lo advaiM*«1 oui ii uni so j * a • ■ nif riu rale of »UM» per year will he eliargeil Advertising rates limile known on applleation of the U. O .— Register. The appointment of T . K. Camp OLDBBIHO LIST T he Cottagi* Urovt* L kahki : for one bell of this city as a member of tbe year, and a n y of the fo llo w in g publi Railroad Commission for the state cation for one yea r, for the price set of Oregon meets with general ap proval throughout the entire state. Mr. Campbell is a thorough busi ness man, has ha l much experience in large shipping, and railroading and is hilly capable of performing the duties ot commissioner. o p p o s ite • New York Tribune Farmer. T ii I im I o W«-«*kly IU:uli*.... 1*11111111111 W eakly Oregonian Cartlunil W eekly Jnurnal Portland Henil-W eekly Jnurnal San Krancis™ Call ■ San Kranefsen Kxaiuluer Sunset M agazine, Hall Kranclzen • lilt W est. D M Angeles Tow n a w l Country Journal Northwest Poultry Journ al Paeliie lloinesteao .$1 : 1-1 'i ■«« -.no - ■" .'.no • li-W *-7 > High School Notes. M A T F H D A Y ........F K ItH l A R V 2 :t, mo 7 T h e members of the Junior class have been coining to school of late The Farmer Boy. with boxes and bottles of various Who h e ars the first, c a r o l of s o n g sizes. When a curious student bird s W h en g la d sp rin gt ime a w a k e s them o p en ed o n e <>t these b o x e s , bo was to wing, m u c h horrified nt its co n te n ts , for W h o c atches the music ot w a t e r s the |)(IX co n ta in ed s p ecim e n s for the A h t h e v ’re rushing so s wiftly a l o n g " . . , • t i , n e w / . o o l o g y class W ho in hales the rich odors of bios- ” H Earle .Steele, W ith that perfume (toil drop s from * on high? Wlm drinks t he ozone of heaven 'N e ath the dom e of the fur-ji*wel«‘d sky? Who revels in fruits from Hie orch ard A m he nests ’neuth tlie old a pp le tree.' W h o ’s alert to the thrum of the pheasant one of our High Scliool .-Mid nt - m a d e 11s a p le a s a n t visit F r i d a y a fte rn o on . lvunice Van Den berg anil — r Classified Advertisements. IG r a p h o p h o r v e : ? J F R E E ♦ I ♦ ♦ . « O ccasio n ally persons desiring t o p u rc h a s e a ( i n i p o p h o n e c o n clude t h a t th e y can s«>curea.low er price on a m a c h in e by buying at E ugene, P o r t la n d ! or by ■ radlna E a a l . W e m a n t t o 1 take th o se | h * moils the fo llo w in g pro p o sitio n : A n y o n e l a y i n g p roof beiot e us t o the effect t h a t t h e y o r a n y of their friends h a v e p urchase d o r can purchase, a n y type of Edi son. C o l u m b i a o r V icto i <n:iph- o phone or re co rd s a t a n y of the a b o v e m entioned places, any cheaper tlinn w e are selling the same, will in- g i v e n a G rapho- phone a b s o l u t e l y f r e e . E very a g e n t is b o u n d by the ManiocnKt- iroii contract to sail o n l y at the prices ilxed by tho factory and a ny a g en t «loing o th er w is e is p r o m p t ly suspended . When yon buy elsewhere you arc sim ply o u t th e express, freight o r yo ur c u r f a r c i n trans act ion. B u y from y o u r local dealer w h o is hero t o s t a y a n d make good all guarantee. NOTIONS and NO VELTIES The Bazaar. C o tta g e G r o v e F l o u r M i l l s Gentleman or la<ly with good \ | reference to travel by rail or with a rig for a firm of $250,000.00 capi- « j t a l . Salary $1,072.00 per year and | expenses, B a la ty paid weekly nnd ♦ expenses anvanced. Address, w i t h ’ ¡stamp, Jos. A . Alexander, Cot tage Grove, Oregou. And whose soul is o'erfull o f e a r t h ’s charm ; Bran $20 per ton, averaging 50 cents per sack. Shorts $2.‘J per ton; 80 lb. stick $t. Rolled bar ey $i 05 per sack; special rate on ton lots. Improve Your Laying Stock. * Tom Awbrey has just imported a ♦ I I pen of the celebrated White M inor-1 ♦ «as, uote'l for their heavy produc- , ; tion of extra large eggs, anti good j table qualities. Ho can start you * ! at one-fifth the cost of importing. J j Inquire at Express office. • — l\ Neatly every person who is subject * j to attacks from the stoma« li wuffers 7 a morbid drcjui of adictctic treatment J for relief, tlmt 1 h thr>s*-fourt lis Mturvti- • ' lion nnd one-fourth toast ami milk, t On the other liniul you can cat as ♦ | you please anil digest the food by the J aid of a good dig«* taut, thus giving ! j tin* tircil stomach cipially ns niiich ♦ 'rest. Eat what von please and take 7 a little Koilid for Indigestion after I I your meals. II iligcsts what you «nit. Compare our barley with the imported varieties and Vetch Hay! note tbe difference. We have a lot of clean Vetch hay. splend:d for cows; see it at our warehouse. W e pay 4 cents for second hand feed sacks. Respectfully, H a r tu n g & H an se n . * Sold b y Hensons P lin n n a c v . ♦ » 1 Additional Locals. All hcniln« lie s (./> Wlii'ii you g r o w w i er Anil learn to use All “ E a r l y Kiser. I D e W i t t ’s Little E a rly Kisers, safe sure pills. ItciiKon’s P h a r m a c y . Entirely IMcw Stoch of 1 IDv\> Goobs Contino Viola tributed t ° the mills in this vicinity. . , . . . t. . A g u e * R a n g d o n s p e n t S a t u r d a y 1 o v e r j 2QO O U F m Mrs. W. II. Smith is suffeiitig from an attack of inflammatory Not Encouraging, rheumatism Her inanv friends - tho breeze. And recall the dear scenes of then childhood A s t h e y r o s t ’ n o n t li t h e « lin d e o f tin tre e s . American Farmer. • • * You can’ t always jud ge from np- pearances, says an exchange The man in the shabby suit may be an editor, while the fellow with the white vest nail plug hat may be a delinquent subscriber, who finds fault because the little homo paper does not contain as much news as the big city papers. " Senator Mulkey was evidently horn to fame. Here is a young c a n ’t h e B eaten m m m ,58? m FJàt H t v ;/ ;, I v J / 'i I \>; k A T OUR STORE While They Last S sl f l g R a d iu m ite W indow D isp la y for our Subscribers W e have received a fine new, special lot, of handsome, hand-forced, hollow ground Radium ite Razors that u su a lly sell at *2.00 each at retail, which we will give away abso- lu tely free to advertise the wondertul THE STROP THAT HONES RADIUMITE DOLLAR RAZOR STROP which is light, pliable, durable, convenient, and safe, and Which Is revolutionizing the art of .shaving. A RAZOR GIVEN FREE To The PURCHASER of EACH STROP W r make this remArkAUe fre e ____j offer <«f a must excellent ra^«ir, CALL TODAY AS THEY ARE COINC FAST. The New Idea W omans i. .1 ill-, .it $2.00 it ret.ui, t«» a piaiut all with the marvelous am i lust . ----- —............... ............. - a d iustantaneous honing ami finishing i « ; • Dies « t the R adium ite (strops, w lilrh w ill uot harm the finest amt most d elicate razor. T h e y niAk- having? a conveni. n« e an.l a d eligh t, even to m en having the hardest b.-ards. T o V « r u i . ^ ™ ‘y ii <iilAnLe*.n Hhave doea n o t Ue so much In a good rasor as in a good strop. W ith • <■ K A D IU M 1T E B TK O rS the m ost inferior razors are brought up to a tine edge, amt the effect o f the ; " I :i the finest razors is to keep them at all tim es In tn e best possible coudition, ready t o shave !• l t,( «lelightfn iiy. Bach R ad ium ite Strop lssold under the posltlvegu arantee that IX it Is not satisfactory money will be refunded. T h e y are for either Ordinary or S afety R arors. M agagni R a iiiu m itc S t r o p s , S O o t o $ 2 .5 0 ; R a z o r s , $1 t o $ 3 V A N C E ft L U R K S I N and B A K E year 0 *c of any strop but a 1>. ON. 0 S. A. BUT A R A D IU M IT E I Radiumite. S m Banh of Cottaoc (5vovc 1 1 &CÄPBW 01’ ! ( STROP ( ir illin A: Vcatch C om pan y. 35 ■ * mr- K C * 4 ‘A 4 MAC Y A w b re y J $ Buildlnp, Main Street I» I! N T I N T 4 4 1 It. C O C U K A N ' * f m ^ 1 * I ) m n w J yi « m C a p it a l S to c k , $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 » ^ * V .* + Addr« P O R T I.A N ANT ITCH, T H E O N L Y P E R F E C T S T R O P IS T H E R A D IU M IT E Ä ■ ! Write fot 4 w per OF I n t o * the worthlc . heavy, double, conumm cow strops so gen erally solil, an«i with wl.i fi nine dealers out often w ill try ■ u lli t you. T h e y are s«i much old Junk, pure and simple. T h e word kadim nlte stan.ls f.ir perfe« tion in razor strop i: v a Ra<liun«lte strop and take no aubsUtute — uu matter huw handsome i may appear. Danger lurks In tha General Blacksmithing XT TH E US E " 'o k in Hi . »>«*,, m i , h a s CANCER, B A R B E R S ’ E C ZE M A and BLOOD POISON, often revolt from the use ,l‘ ’ f * ‘ v Gopped ra ?•« rs that cut, irritate and open the skin, thus adm itting the terrible ba, ill! that lurk in the animal pait f shaving soaps, hair shaving brushes, and In the air itself, a The Leader for 1.60 h «'. ^ A $ * $ J 9 p T. H O C K K I T oifiee m Stew art »'il l’or ter building,M ain « ‘ .ros Ottico pitone M ai'i > Bestdenee phone Main im ; % FUNERAL DIRECTOR and LICENSED EMBALMER *7 % 0 Bea Phone Mt, BeeMenee 774 4 » PHYSICIAN ANO SURGEON A V O ID A L U M *V »V »V . p P ■ •*-■*•* ' A J ) |: ¡K : • 3 F R A N C LUC JLR 3 II \ H I) J OPTICIAN and RE FRAC MONIST J 4 R ° 0,n 1 4 New C h rSn ianlfk. Kngene Or. m • A Sap p la in ly - A A - A ■A ■ * .IOH 'l l > MC I \ > a m i ROYAL sK POWDER Chone 114. OfTIce: J V ' W . Î A . 1 5 9 K IM K . M. 1) Ì I I l l ' l l I A X a n d s| l u . K l N 9 k ARE YOU G O I N G E A S T ’;•’'■■* .. ...... I hone m - p~ p . p £ MePuiud Bunding ♦ Kealdenco p ù oB e, Mr. g » , sfa s m s m s a w \\ « , Ding ho.ls.hold b . mh I O regon A uto D espatch C o V HAST STAUT AOAUAAO OAfC’llA .1 K YOU HO \ T T O R X E Y A T I.A Y Y OeWItl'B ilt t lo E a rly K is e r s T h e fa m o u s U tt!e pill». —■9 m IR O E O N promptly attended HOMESICK! Royal is made from pur«. refined Grape Cream o f Tartar Costs more than Alum but you have the profit of quality, the profit of good health ii Shoes A B a r g a in and progrr*>-!\c wit1 and traditi rid of ■’» moili-<t S.»f ■ * t r\ • ami un. **u.* nt Hy the use ot so called cheap Baking Powders you'take this puckering, injurious Alum right into your system— you injure digestion, and ruin your stomach. Of M 1 and look in the glass— you will see the effect— You can't help puckering it makes you pucker to think of tasting it. m m m STO CK v wi raiitifuMv located i I* ni and Oregon lers unsurr ‘ 'Sed f I I i I ml tnre and rduratiou i \ « e i. women. Si*ecial opportm . i. s hi Mu u \rt I * - ind Liter attire \\ e l l «’ « j u i p p e d I ' l . i . *t ( !.. in « al Lab oratories llert>arium and Mn Jo ■ !.. i al-inet The largest and oldest I.adu ' . it • « il , 111 the I'aedic Northwe-I. it rnn.v* a n.D t p epiitation for mi parting the bent pit> si* al n ent.d • and moral tram log and developing true w.., on. *nhood K*|inps socially an«t ednraf for the m«-«t exalted statL-n Confers .V a«:.’e> n n«f t it*- I>rgreet bv State Authority !i i. rfei il* • nvictions of non Cats •* •* ‘ •d.* A« a dem y Is ideally U >rated amid in« . >c advan tag«** Social « Pi*, rf'ii :t . v available in no oilier city on the f - i-t - large and commodious well lighted I* «. ntilatrd. dormitori«« « .I ;-roate r d with all modern conveniences It* I is liberal ALUM m m _____ / \ w ’. I w / / §T M W S your tongue to «NöJ G e n e r a l M e r c h a n d i s e - P u r v e y o r s to t h e P e o p l e J TOUCH m C u r r in & Veatch. Horseshoelng a specialty. Wagon ami r a m a n o ro lli jì . .MI vvork Kiiarantoml i! avo yoiir liorsosl.ootli * .limnedand repaired, simp at rear ot llein cuw ay A Burkholder's Store :: IF Y O U ESS i i here is no t e l l i n g w h e r e h o p s ! lluwaI(* 0f imitations. See that the There are thousands who dwell in the w ill land. T h e r e is little or n o d e - , mime is s ta m p e d on each box. Sold , , ,, . 1 i I>v lleiiHOii's Ph arm acy, city m a ud for t h e m n o w a n d the price k drooping. Th e trouble is 'S h ell'’ Coffman was lined >10 at , 1 1 h there were too many raised. Only Eugene tlie other day for stealing a few years ago California’s total nine eggs. Pretty high, with eggs, I product was less than lo.ooo halos only 16 cents per dozen. and this year their output is re- R M. Cline, the Iiohemia mail | portc(1 as over 100,000 bales. Ore- carrier has recovered from the ac I gon's increase in output has been cidents sustained by a fall from his snow shoes, and made Ins usual j marked this year also. “ In Rare county alone, there trip Me mlay J aie probably ’j sili) bales in the TH E LEADER hands of the producers and at this FOR | time of year this is very unusual. CLEAN Some think there will be a reaction JOl! P R IN T IN G . and they will go higher, while The Corvallis and Eastern rail others think tho bottom has not road, running between Albany and been ranched. It is generally re i Yuquiua, with headquarters at A l ported that Hie crop last year was bany, has been sold to the Ilarri- 165,000 bales in excess of the do-j man interests. maiul The high price of Imps for several years has started so many II. W. Winters of Portland was to raising hops and there has been in Cottage G r o v e Friday and left such an over-production that I yesterday in company with A. Nel can’t sec h o w the price can keep son for Black Butte where I10 will install an ei etric light plant. up. Register i ggfj Commenting on the recent sales wish her a speedy recovery ’ Pis the youth who abides with I fame of 106 bales of J. K* Smith’s hops Files ol people h a v e I’llcs. Why Nature— yostorday at 11 '/, cents, Frank suffer from piles when y o u ran usu l»e- Yen, t h e hoy w h o lives out on tlie I Wit t ’s Onrliollzod W itch Ha/. ■! s a lv e Hyer, the buyer says : farm. ,, 1 , and g e t relief. N o t h i n g else as good, With Its whirl and its grime and its din, Who’dexchangd all the gold in their coffers To escape their environs of sin They long to go bock to the wildwood Whero tholr brows may lie cooled Dv m kÈ M A traiu of fifty cars was left at Cottuge Grove Monday to 1 »; ilis- Doer oft were absent from the Soph- The Charity hail given bv tbe m ore 1 I ish Monday on account of Thursday Afternoon Club a t Eu- j||nt.H.. gene, Wednesday evening, 1 ! ared Outlook For Hops 18 tome and Sec for Tom T iu g lcy came out from tbe Vesuvius mine this morning And the still sw e ete r hum of Hie bee ■ »»<< S u n d a y a t her c o u n t r y h o m e I le whose check hears the bronze of ----------- . . . . . t h e h u ii I mviiiih Manufacturers of Flour and Feed. fV Y ”in « BilHdlng. Main Street W e s t S t« le. a » a w * wr* s t