Cottage Grove leader., March 16, 1907, Image 2

COTTAGE GROVE LEADER
<h;Sert
and founded the wonderful
O regon C ity of Salt L a k e in a wilderness,
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cottage grove
— surrounded
by
hostile Indians,
Such leaders as
G ran t, Sherm an,
d i. d u b r l il l e PubL.hrr
Napoleon Boua^arta, W ellington
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and other noted generals, will be
KnUrea at the CouaijeOra»e^jjoeto*oe a» »e^- duplicated should the occasion oc-
PUBLISHED
k v e k y SATURDAY.
cur that w ill giv e
the opportunity,
Girls, did you ev er think
fit,
A t tlic C h u r c h e s
that b o y s have w.»r< self r e j e c t
tkau the members ol your
Mctl di-t I pis. upul I'hurcli, Rev.
B f u i t y . Pa st ir.
Preachin g
T here is not a you n g man of au\ 1
ei vii s a t It u. in. and 7:30 p.
d egree o f respectability that would in
Sunday S c h o o l.
ltl a. m ,
be seen w a lk iu g d ow u the street l i p 1' rth 1 .eugut*. 0:10 p. 111 . Pru.ver
' tine Tlmrsdiiy evenin g a t 7 : 30 .
with a drunken girl.
\ u might tn
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1 v invited to he present ,
search the streets with a tine tooth
comb and then n .t find the y o u n g
man who w ould lock arm s and g o
promenading with a lady who wa
puffiug a a e cig
or cigarette
cigarette or
or
j putiiug
.g a a r r or
squirting tobacco ju ic e on the side-
Fir t Presbyterian Church Pastor
It. C Grace.
Morning s e r v i c e . i l ,
evening 8, Y. P. S. C. E . 7 p,
111 : A11 strung* rs and sojourners
Ut < OI“ e -
poverty, the life of an outcast,
T h e C o t t a g e d r o v e L eader for one homeless and friendless, then pow-
year, and a ny o f the follo w in g publi­ er and enormous wealth, and at
cation for one y e a r, for the price set
last to die friendless nud in poverty,
opposite *
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$1 75
H e had induced by his m agnetism
New York Tribune Farmer
Toledo Weekly Blade.................. 1-75
.. 2 50
Portland Weekly Oregoulau ....
thousands to believe that lie was
Portland Weekly .Journal ........ .. 2.00
almost superhuman. Hut it would
Portland heml-Weekly Journal. . 2.25
2.50
San Francisco C a ll..................
.. 2.50
almost seem that in the matter of
San Francisco Kxaminer
2.00
Sunset Magazine, San Francisco
.. 2.50
religious belief, anyone possessed
• lut West, Lot Angeles
walks. G irls have no h e d 'a n c y in
accepting the companions),ip , heart
and hand o f a n y th in g that v\ ars
pants. Society will beconn refined
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when the girls demand ol boys wh<’
wish to pa y them attention the
same purity of character that the
boys demand of t l i e g i i l . Junction
j C ity Tim es,
Episcopal Church. Services held
the second Wednesday evening ot
each month at 7:30 in Masonic hall,
l. ! b®
l,e serv'ce*
* 1 l,f'r,e " wil]
ser^ cea evelT f'hli |
S unday of a montb.
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. 1.75
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Northwest Poultry .Jonrnal
Yet O u t f i t f i r e t h H U beloved >leep. will inertly t-.ke Us
<,h’ h e afr ah l Mlm‘- Why ■ho,,Id
If o n ly night m a y find
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v r t i . i -:
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eep
in th e P ^ m a c y .
w orld as oue raore PerraaneDt re
hand in
K
place
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Attempted Robbery at Drain.
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has ap
n ig h t
about
Ira
12
o ’clock
W in l,,e rl> 'H
Saturday
Ktore
3t
lesif,latur,i « ■ -V ! Drain, was
entered by burglars,
propriated 8780,000 for support of
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open
the front door.
Just as the people take pride in . . . .
Tr <1 1 • 1 wbo Pr,e<‘
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its state university. I f the legisla-
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their own homes', they should ta k e , ______. . ____ _____. u_| they loade*! the sale with e x p lo
ture m ade it an even million the 1
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sives and were ready to touch it off
pride in their home city.
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l,e° P le would sU n d . b* 11 ior the> j when C. T . Hoover an em ploye in
Hell is said
to be paved with believe in exp end in g e u r j
ceu* the store, returning from a lodge
f, 1.
Rolled barley $1 05 per sack; s|>ecial rate on ton lots.
Compare our barley with the imported varieties and
note the difference.
Vetch Hay!
We have a lot o f clean Vetch hay, splend:d for cows;
T r y it. us it d o e s n ’t c o s t much to
make, am i is said to be a bsolutely
harmless to the stom ach .
U e t t l i e following harmless Ingredi­
ents
from a n y go o d p liurm n ey:
Fluid E xtract Dandelion, one-half
ounce; Co m p o u n d K argon, one ounce;
<'(impound S y r u p Sa rs a p a rilla , three
ounces. Mix by s h a k i n g well in a
bottle mid take ¡1 teaspoonful a fte r!
cncli meal and again a t bedtim e.
T hi simple m ix tu re is sa id to g iv e
prompt relief, and there are very few
cases of R h eu m a tism and Kidney
troubles it will fail to cure p er m a ­
see it at our warehonse.
W e pay 4 cents for second hand feed sacks.
Respectfully,
Hartung & Hansen.
Come and See for
E n t i r e l y M e w S to c h o f
2>r\> (3 o o £>8 C o m in o
OUR STOCK
Of Shoes can’t be Reaten
Oliver Veatch.
Ssst
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G e n e ra l M e rc h a n d ise —P u rv e y o rs to th e P eop le
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B a n k o f C o tta o c G ro v e
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C a p i t a l S t o c k , $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0
Wanted.
to
ss
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Her husband is go ing to ar- 1 what funds are necessary to keep ! in is s e a t heir mark.
Hoover and
Y o u n g men to study telegraphy.
range to have a couple ol policemen U. O. up to standard with other j R
made n hast letre(vt nn(,
Positions w hen qualified.
W a ges
near the house all afternoon to like W estern institutions shall b e f were fired at again twice, by the £76 to $00 per month.
A p p ly im­
forthcom ing. - -R eg iste r.
quell a possible riot.— G uard.
mediately.
O k i - g o n C o i . t . r o k , 503
j fleeing robbers
Comtnouweiilth Bu ild in g, Portland,
No clew as to the identity of tli
M ayor Sch m itz of Sau Francisco.
T h r o u g h the occupation ta x , or
Ore.
48-3t
and his boss A b e R e u f are iu a fair license the city of Portland receives rol)l,ers
*)een obtained, but it is
LUMBER!! LUMBER!!
way to get their just deserts.
Ten I an annual income of £ 65 , 000 . q j tho ught that they may b*' dischai g-
1
waul
20,000,000 feet of good
tliousand dollars cash, or any other course those that pav it object but I ed rail roai' employes, 11 number ol
m
eichautable
(b eg o n pine. W ill
sum, has been refused b y the court the city solons have but little I whom lmd ,,Pcn ’ o ' " ' « " 1« around
as bail for Reuf, who with all bis | tho ught o( cuttin g it out.
I the depot aw aiting the n ig h t train, contract for a years cut and pay
In.la.-t market price; will m ake
trickery will have to stand trial.
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N uggett.
liberal a d v a ’ ees on B. of E.
Many contributors to charity lixe I No. my son, B r ig h t’s disease is
The Boss Tw eed ring will pale in ­
G W. P eek ,
i not the re sult o f brig h tn e s s .
to insignificance by the side o f the to be c a u g h t in the act.
2 b ' Burl'M S t ., Sau Franci«co, Cal.
Ueuf Schiuitz. ring, if only a small
proportion of the reports made are
proven to be true.
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A T OUR STO R E
W h ile They
sm* our R a d iu m ite
W indow D isp la y
We have received a fine new, special lot, of handsome, hand-forged, hollow ground
Radiumite Razors that usually Sell at $2.00 each at retail, which we will give away abso­
lutely free to advertise the wonderful
THE
RADIUMITE DOLLAR RAZOR STROP
I h e
STROP
which is light, pliable, durable, convenient, and M fe , and W bicb Is re v o lu tio n izin g
t b e a r t o f « h av in g.
THAT
A RAZOR RIVER FREE To Thi PURCHASER of EACH STROP
HONES
W e m a k e th is rem arkab le fre e
_ | a o ffer o f a m ost e x c e lle n t ra r.
I iu s ta n u n c o iis honin g an .l f.uislu ng
p r " M , t i n o f th e ---------
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.I • I • I o o t h i n t ...e
t h . finest
fm e .l am i m ost d e lic a te razo r. T h e y
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make shaving a convenient e a m i a d e lig h t, e v e n to m en h a r in g th e hardest board s.
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,h 4 T * Ao— M l ! ! • M m u c h l a « goo d r a z o r u l n a goo d it r o p
W ith
the K A D IU M IT E B T S 0 P 8 th e m o st in ferio r r a z o r s a r e b ro u g h t u p to a fine e d g e , a n .l the etfevt o f the
strops upon the finest razo rs is to k e e p th em a t a l l tim es In th e b e s t p o ssib le con d itio n , rea d y to sh a ve
i a r i ' ? i i 5 * ,b eA r‘ls—^ l y a n d d e H g h tfu lly . la c k B e d ie m lte S t r o p 1« sold u nd er th e p o s itiv e g u aran te e
U » t Li i t 1 « n o t M t U f e c t o r , m * u , < r u n » n ( u w
T W 7 .r o X o t S t U lO r d llu ^ f or W t l p t u r .
• s ',
a ¡n
Radiumite S trop s» BOo to $2»BO; Razors, $1 to $3
DAUBER LU R K * IK
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THE USE O T A R Y STROP BU T A RADIUMITE I
H o rrib le s k in d isea ses su ch a s C A M C S B .
IT C H , E C Z E M A an d BLO O D PO ISO N , o ften re nit from the u se
o f im p e rfec tly strop p e d razo rs th a t cur. irrita te an d o p e n the s k in , thus a d m ittin g the te triL le b a c illi th a t lu rk in the an im a l
parts o f s h a v in g so a p s, hair s h a v in g b r a s h e s , a n d In the a ir its e lf. «
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THE ORLY PERFEOT STROP IS THE RADIUMITE
D on t use the worthless, h eavy, double, com mon to w strops so g e n e r a lly s o ld , an d with w i 1. ti nine d ea lers out c f ten w ill
try to afflict you. T h e y are so much o ld ju n k , pure and simple
T h e word K a .iiu m ite stand s for prrfe. n, n in n
r s t r .p
’ oakm g. Buy a R adium ite strop an d ta k e a e substitute— no matter bow bandaouie 1 m ay appeal
banger liuka In ¿he
• » o o f a n y s tr o p b e t a B e d la m ite
4 w a o v v . v v . v ' v . v v . w . r Y . r t
their ability.
Tbe death of John AU x a n d e i
Dowie, remove- from tbe worH a
most remarkable and iutetestiug I
figure.
His ability to handle men
and direct their efforts, has not
beeu equalled probably since tbe
time of B righam Y o u n g , when he
led hia followers across tbe Saudy ,
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Bran $20 per ton, avera gin g 50 cents per sack.
Catholic Church, Father
Carrol,
Services the second S unday in each
month.
case.
W . J. Bryan says of the country
weekly: “ T h e editor of a w e e k l y 1
is known; his character stands back
o f his writings and is a pledge for |
the truth of what lie says'. T h e
w ee k ly is likely to grow in political
influence for it is the only paper 1
that can he owned ami edited by
the same man
T h e editor is close
to the people and not only knows
their necessities, but cannot afford
to l*etrav liis reader into the hand-* j i
of predatory wealth.
His adver- j
tiseis, too, are not of the kind that
attempt to c o u tro l the policy o f the
paper ’ ’
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Manufacturer« of F lou r and Feed.
good intentions, but that kind o f n<cestia J tu ' ' l' 1 ^ie ) ol,ng
raen meeting, entere*! tho store a was
paving wont g c in E u g en e.
We 1111 * women of that state the best His custom to leave his lodge books,
want something more substantial !,oss,ble education. H e r e i n Ore F in d in g the door had been broken nently.
j gou appropriations like $ 125 ,000 is j
Tin sc are all harm less, every-day
and durable,— Register.
open, he stepped to the sidewalk
dm :' . a n d y o u r druggist should k e e p
only a drop in tho bucket compared I
and called to the other lodge mem-
them in t h e prescription d e p a r t m e n t ;
A E ugen e woman will giv e an | to
^ w
w h
— a t some of . the
u . other states | bers w h o h a d just passed m,
The
ii not, h a v e Idin order them from the
afternoon party soon and instead of are d oin g to build up the state urn b urglars opene(l fire upon Hoover
wholesale drug houses fo r y o u ,
having her guests play whist or ( versities.
\ e t , Oregon is as loyal ] and E . p R
R e f ga
s a n
n , , Southern
Southern Pacific r a th e r than fail to use this, if you are
gam es o f any kind she will launch to e d u c a ti o n as a n y o th e r « a t e in
.g h t
^
wl)Q hat, a c c o m
aftlieted.
them into a discussion of the T h a w j the union and is a also
lso w illin g that I | njed hinj
T w o s h o t8 n arro w ly
A most important part ot the call
for the mass meeting this week was
almost entirely
overlo oked, and j
that was a public discussion to de
vise ways and means to secure funds
to wipe o u t the present indebted
ness of (lie c ity and tor carrying 1
out tbe proposed and necessary
improvements for 11*07.
Hhall we
call another meeting tor that p u r ­
pose, or let the new council wrestle
with the question to the lu st of
”
Cottage Grove F lou r Mills
Christian Science services held j
o f liis extraordinary fa culty , can
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.•■ I Allison’s Barber shop every
Pacific Homestead
succeed in getting more or less of a
Archie Roosevelt, the young*11 Sm da* morning at 11 o ’clock and 1
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following.
In
1868
in
Council
son
of the President has been very W v li.c- lav evening fu K o ’clock.
S A T U R D A Y .............. MARCH
Hlulfs, Iowa, a fellow suddenly ap- SICk but is- now on the wide road
C hri-tian Church, Hev. D. E. I
peared and with a new creed, rites to recovery, and the public rejoice
The Path.
Olson Pastor. Services at 11 in j
lh in-’ruing and 7.30 in the even-I
We k n o w not w here o u r hidden w ay and ceremonies announced hitnsell m the news,
may lie.
as C hrist fulfilling the Bcriptures as
mg.
Y. P. S. C. Ii. m eeting at
W hat sires-! and storm the coming
The Em peror o f G er m a n y being b: 3 <> p. 111. Sund ay school at l o
to His second com ing.
Strange to
years may hold:
Intermediate
Endeavor
T h e m idday h eats and m id n igh ts say, he go t quite a lew followers, very energetic, says he wants only O 'h ick,
drear and cold
Choir practice !
“ Am e rican s”
(m eaning hustlers) Society at 2:30 an
.May meet iih on our Journey far or was welcomed into many homes,
A compliment in Vcr-V Saturday even ing at 7:30.
for his work.
nigh—
and lived on the fat of the land for
Y e t step b y step w e go, till b y e and
deed.
a few mouth s when he died.
That
bye
Mix This At Home.
T h e m y s tic tapestries of l a te 1111- Dowie was a fraud to a certain e x ­
Worked Like a Charm.
T h e fuliowing sim p ly hom e-m ade
fold;
When w eary p a s t believing, gray tent, there is not much doubt in
Mr. D. N. Walker, e d i to r of that mix tin-*' is said to readily relieve and
and old,
the minds of thoughtful, intellectual spicy journal, tlic Enterprise, l.oiiim. "va 1 1 'ime a n y farm of rh eu m atis m by
We reach the end t o g e th e r thou
people, and his death will proba­ Va., says: " I ran a nail in my foot j f o r c i n g the kid n e ys to filter from the
and I.
b
ly be followed b y a general reor­ lust week and a t once applied Buck- blood and system all the uric acid
On eyes gro w n dim the mists of lilind-
len’s Arnica sulve. No lutlummutlon ■ 1.11'! |"dsonoiis w aste m atter, reliev­
ness creep.
ganization of the Christian Catho-
followed; the salve simply healed the i n g nl o n c e s i k I i s y m p t o m s as back-
T h e pulse moves s l o w e r still and
lie C h u rc h of Zion, but so changed w o „ nd.” Heal sores, burn ,„d kin ii' lie, weak kidneys and bladder and
.sorrows fade,
B ut even then w e m ay not under- I in its creed and government, that it diseases, ijiiarauteed at Henson's b lo o d d i s e a s e s .
Town and Country Journal
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Shorts $23 per ton; 80 lb. sack
su bs c r ip t io n KATES
Howl», however, bad no special in
su Months
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centive except what came to him
r,irp 2 >
aMu“'ijva!ice b u t'll ul»t • o ' i « m " b through the imaginations created
r riii
yew will 1» chargwt. 1 |in
|,;H brain.
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seventeen years
years
law
t ’k rate
u i L uf ^ lawyer
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They usually \vai\t
something from
<he pantry
F U N E R A L DIR EC TO R in d
E M BALM ER
Parlors at Veatch a Lawson's
it with alum lood by the use o f poor .baking j >vvdcr.
Have a delicious, pure, home-made mull;: , cake or biscuit ready when they
come in. T o tie sure ot the purity, you must use
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Royal makes a difference m your horn« a difference in your health—
a difference in your cooking.
ROYAL is absolutely Pure.
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