Cottage Grove leader., March 23, 1907, Image 2

COTTAGE GROVE L E A O D regon
E R ; ’“*
hmil‘tions
reserve
forest
reserve
COTTAGE GROVE
•
■
imP°*ed by tbe
regulations.
A t t h e d i tirelle««
He
says that the government rules re­
-Methodist Lpiscopul Church. K>-\
L. B eatty. Fant-T.
Preaching
lating to the use of water in the J. services
a t 11 a. in. and 7:30 p.
Sunday Sell- t il. In a m
forest reserves for irrigation and m.
D. I. DUBRUILLE. Publisher.
Epworth League, ti.ltt) p. ru.. B raver
water power as aggressive. His meeting
T hursday evening a t . i
Kurt-reil ut tlie C otia «-Urove |>ustulBce as sec­ amendment to the agricultural ap­ All are cord ially invited to lie pre ent
ond-class matter.
propriation bill has been adopted.
It provides that hereafter no forest
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
First Presbyterian Church, pa t -i
One Year
* 1*-S0 reserves in Oregon, Washington, K. C. Grace.
Morning service, II
Six Mouth,
-1»
C. E. 7 p.
Three« Monili,
-
-
•
• * Idaho, Colorado, Montana or W yo­ evening 8, Y. p. S
- oaid in advance hut It dot so paid a
m.
All
strang*
rs
ami
sojoorud-
li- If mi rate ot *2 uo per year will he charged.
ming shall be created without an
A'lVcrtHInii rate, made known ou application
welcome.
act of Congress. It is very doubt­
Episcopal Church. Services- held
ful if it will pass the house or eveu
CLUBBING LIST
the
second Wednesday evening 1
be
reported
from
the
conference
The Cottage Urove L eader for one
year, and uny of the following publi­ committee when the bill goes to each mouth at 7:30 in Masonic ball.
There will be services every liftli
cation for one year, for the priee set
conference. It is regarded as one Sunday of a month.
opposite •
of the most radical acts of the sen­
New York Tribune Parm er
.11 75
Toledo W eekly Blade.................... t-75
Catholic Church, l ather Carrol.
ate at this session, as it is distinctly
Portland W eekly Oregonian
2 50
Portland Weekly Journal
2.00
antagonistic to the policy of the ad. Services the second Sunday iu <.« li
Portlaud Sem i-w eekly Journal
2.25
month.
San Francisco Call
miuislrotion as to the disposition of
San Francisco Examiner................ 2..-0
Suu,*-I Magazine, San Francisco 2.00
the forest area of the public do­
• lut West, Lo, Allltcle,
• 2.60
Christian Science services held
Town ami Country Journal
17a
over Allison's Barber shop evt-i>
main.
Northwest Poultry Journal
P ki - i II c Homesteail
2.2a
Heretofore reserves have beeu Sunday morning at 1 1 o ’clock and
created
by executive proclamation Wednesday evening a«. 8 o’clock.
SATURD AY............. M AH< H 23, 1W7
with no limit on the authority of
Christian Church, liev I>. E.
the president who has 100,000,000 Olson Pastor. Services at 11 >11
The Grippe
C[RO^ VI. costs you a few cents more per can than Alum or Phos­
the morniDg aud 7.30 in the even
An at-lte In the hack, and a pain in acres now in forest reserve.
phate o f Lime powder-,, but it is worth far more than the difference
ing. Y. P. S. C. E. meeting at
the head—
to keep your bi ¡it cukes and pastry free from the injurious
That’s the grippe!
There is a good ileal of talk in G: 3 o p. m. Sunday school at lo
A choke in the throat, ami a y earn ­ Liuu county about invoking the o’clock.
Intermediate
Endeavor
k
effects of these cheapening substitutes.
ik
ing for lied—
referendum upon the appropriation Society at 3:30 ami Choir practic*
That’s the grippe!
Bk
^ C o n t i n u e d u o f A lu m means permanent injury to health.
qjjjf/
very Saturday evening at 7:3c.
A river of heat, then u shiver of cold.
A feeling of oeing three hundred years for the University of Oregon. Be­ F"
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yond this, however, the dissatisfac­
old.
A willingness even to do as y o u ’re tion voiced by tlie Granges has D o t
••Love. Courtship, and Marriage.
told—
T hat’s the grippe!
extended. It is a movement, if
Mrs. Jean Morris Ellis, who has
An arrow- of pain, now in this place, such it can be called, without lead­ been lecturing ou Phrenology every
now that—
ership and unless this quality is de­ night, this week concluded her * 11
That’s the grippe!
A feeling of doubt as to where you veloped it will spend itself in va­ gagemeut last night. Her lecture
are a t —
por iogs,— Oregonian.
have been both instructive ami
That’s the grippe!
amusing, the one on Thursday
A stupid sensation—of course wholly
Abe Ruef, the boodling boss of night on “ Love, Courtship aud!
new !—
A foolish depression why should you San Francisco, now threatens to
Marriage” being particularly so
feel blue?—
He probably The married portion of her audience
A doubt as to whether this really is “ tell something.”
g l !l ü ü
M H H H H n g
you—
realizes that Heuey is pretty well perhaps appreciated her remarks
îfifeâ
A
T hat’s the grippe!
posted, and seeiug the peniteutiary more than the young people, being
Strange visions at night that deprive stariug him iu the face, and would
able from experience to better
yon of rest—
be willing to trade bis friends to judge of the truth of her assertions.
That’s the grippe!
A taste in you r mouth and a weight make it easier for himself.
A t the close of her remarks she
on your chest—
called for the nomination of three S
T hat’s the grippe!
J. J. Hill and F,. H. Hardman,
A tired sensation that runs through
young ladies from the audience for!
yo u r veins,
the two railroad magnates, both
A queer combination of aelies and of predict a panic. They may have the purpose of more fully explain
pains,
ing the manner in which y o u n g 1
>uç < o o
A vapid admission of absence of got together somehow and laid a
people should choose their future j
brains -
scheme to corner what few dollars
T h a t’s the grippe!
husband. Those responding were
—Som erville Jou rn al.
the shippers aud traveling public
c
Miss Edna Kerr, Miss Agnes Lang
have saved from their clutches.
don and Mrs. Elbe. She proceeded
Cottage Grcvo is on the eve of
to explain the temperament, pecul
High
School
Notes.
a lively boom. Not of an intlated
iarities
and habits of these subjects E L Y ’ S
O f S h o e s c a n ’t b e B eaten
As
the
Sophomores
have
finished
boom brought about by speculators
Th :
as
known
by
the
science
of
phre­
their
classic
“
Idylls
of
the
King,”
li u !
who covered the coast from the
northern line of Washington to the they were given a test on it Tues nology and then going among the
southern line of California, along day morniug. They will now be­ audience selected the three gentle­
by«
*SS
iu 18110 - 93 , in which only the pro­ gin tlie study of Shakespeare’s men whom she declared would be
''M
well
mated
and
with
the
prospects
moters reaped a reward, but a boom “ Merchant of Venice.”
G eneral M erchandise—Purveyors to the People
The American literature class of a happy and congenial life. The
which lias been brought about by
lucky
parties
were
paiieil
a
fol­
natural causes, and the demand for will begin the study of Emerson’s
| p S m
lows. Mr. Ed Tullar and Miss
> ' / |\' /..IN'W /i\'w.Ww.a\v/.iiv//
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the improvements which are being Essays next mouth.
Kerr,
Mr.
Archie
Walters
and
Miss
The
seniors
are
hard
at
work
on
made and contemplated.
Real Estate Transfers.
Since the first of the year it is their senior themes, the subjects of Langdon, and Mr. M II Anderson
and
Mrs.
Ellis.
-1.
L-
•k.
* t.
which
were
decided
upon
last
To
J.
Foster
the so acre farm of <!.
claimed by those who have kept
Those who were intimately ac­
W. Caldwell west of town, eon-
posted,— the exact figures not being week.
sideration $2500
obtainable at this writing— that
Ernest YVyatt and Hugh Currin quainted with these parties sav
that
Mrs.
Ellis
made
happy
s*
lee-
To
C.eorg - A p .n v iiil,
property to the values of over $ 5 o,- took a trip to Bohemia
They left
tions
ami
the
lady
undoubtedly
has
000 has changed hands, all being last Friday aud returned on Mon­
on the principal business street. day reporting a very pleasant jour­ made a number ot converts to phre­
nology who heretofore have been at
,
This property lias beeu purchased ney.
To L. D. Harrin
t he
least
skeptics.
C a p ita l S to c k ,
one acre cast of the S. P. 1 «. It.
with the idea of moving off the
The English literature class are
Mrs.
Ellis
goes
from
here
to
belonging
to
Mr.
MeMurphy,
wooden buildings now on the site busy looking up the subject of
consideration k' 800 .
and erecting iu their place hand­ Modern Dramatists upon which Drain and the Leader can assure
ToC
. P. Joues, V C London an«l
the
good
citizens
of
that
burg,
that
some brick blocks, and it is but a they are to report this week.
Henry Fisher a small piece of
she
is
well
worth
listening
to,
and
matter of time when Main street
The High School were pleasantly
hind belonging to Mrs. C. A.
will pobably present ou both sides, entertained during the assembly they shoubl not tail to hear her
Perkins a«ijoining their tai'tory;
a solid line of brick and stone, period ou Tuesday morning by a every night.
on the nottli.
To H. Veuske the J. W. Donohue
with modern stone pavements.
most interesting address given by
property on Main street, consid­
Worked Like a Charm.
New sawmills near by aie talked Mrs.
Ellis, who delivered a
eration
«¡ 3500 .
Mr.
I).
N.
Walker,
editor
of
that
about, and the installation of a course of lectures at the Christian
Fingal
Hinds bought of Mis.
spicy
journal,
the
I'.nti-rpi
i
«
-.
I.oui.-.«,
brick making plant is an assured Church this week.
V il , says: “ I run a nail in 111.1 t - - > t
Emma Best bet un livided one
fact.
Other industries can un
Kev. Olson and Mrs. K, C. Grace Inst week mid at once applied Itin-k-
half interest in two cottages on
doubtedly be prevailed upon to lo­ visited school on Tuesday morning, leu’B Arnica salve. \ «> iml.i inniat ion
Wall street.
cate here if we only go at it with a being present for the assembly followed; the salve -imply henlctllhe To Andrew Brund to J. B Brown,
wound." Heals sure- fiiim- aud skin
residence in Cottage Grove,
vim and all pull together to get period.
1
lot
«J a fine new, special lot, of handsome, h.ind forced, hollow e-.iiind
«llseases. Guarantee«!
Benson’s
$ 1200 .
K< - s that usu ally sefl at 12.00 each at retail, which we w ill give away ab^o*
them here.
The more industries
i
.
o t-> advertise the wonderful
The Seuiors were most hospitably Pharmacy. 28 c.
we get, the more people employed; entertained by the Juniors last Fri-
Home Made Catarrh Cure.
and the more people employed, the «lay evening at the home of Miss
: ylu b le, durable, convenient, and 6afe, and which Is revolutionizing
Card of Thanks.
Any
one run mix right at home the
tlie a r t of ¿ h a v in g .
more to feed and clothe, and the Lulu Curtin. An interesting pro­
Ix'st
remedy
of
Its
kind
known
T
ic
The
uu-ler-ugtie
I
family
ol
James
more homes needed.
a HA/OR GIVEN FREE To The PURCHASER of EACH STROP
gressive game ha«l been prepared
name ,T!v« loin ■’’ is given t«> tic M
fJ g Q y
W e m ake t h ? r-
The natural advantages that Cot­ and were enjoyed most euthusiasti Hurt, decense- 1 , it-turn our most lowing prescription, it is supposul,
GAIL TODAY AS
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«•liatiuto S tro p « , w h L h w ill n o t harm th e finest «a d m« it d e lic a te »aat r, lb - /
tage Grove also has is iti its sut- call)- by all. The score cards used heartfelt thanks tow nd- whoso because of Its promptness in driving
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ao 1 a d e lig h t, eve n to m en h a v in g th e hardest L . ird«
delicately
and
u
t
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st-
1
-P
from t lie blood mi I vstem t‘vt«y ve--
rotiudiugs
Contiguous to it is were small sized pennants tie«l with
-
1 « . ih .U f i« .lie m ost interiiv» r a z o r s are b ro u gh t u p to a fine e d g e , an l ib c eric .t ««f • *
.«- . «* ■ ~ 3 is to k e ep tnem at a ll tim es In th e Lest p o ssib le ccn«i:tion, 1 r , : t -
E a c h R adioxnite S t r o p U t o ld o rd e r th e p o s it •
unsurpassed gram land; th-ausauds the class colors. Dainty refresh­ Sympathy and nut-.-i 1 1. distance tiri'e of catnrrlial poison, relieving
• I mon*y w ill be refunded. Thsy are for either Ordinary or Safety Barors L
tins
foul
ami
dread
disease,
no
mat­
during the loug illness «.I liim who
ot acres ol giu.-mg laud and for ments were served aud it was a late
R a d iu m it 0 S tr o p a , S O o t o $ 2 .BO t R a z o r s . S I t o $ 3
has gone from us, md esptciallv do ter where locateli Tu prepare the
«Kvr.f/f L U R K S I H T H E U S F O F A M Y S T R O P O U T A R A U I U M i r t /
fruit and hop growing, no section hour before the guests departed.
m ixture* Get from an« ir<’«>«l pimi
h is C ancer barbers ' itch eczema and blood »■
,
\
• > .r , c I ra.’ « is th a t cu t. irritate an d o p en the s k in , thus ad m itting tlie t> n It 1 ilii
t lurk ¡u t ,
im a l
111 the state perhaps, can excel ip The entire event was a success aud we thank our «Hiylib- :- Mrs I rnaey one-half ounce I lul l Kxtrm-t
hair i h a i l a g bru shes, an d In the air its e lf. £
Henderson, T. \V
Jenkins and Dandelion, one ounce Comp mint Is
*
T H E OML r P E R F F O T S T R O P ,S T H E R A D IU M IT E
quality. Then there is great min­ the Juniors are to be congratulated
;• . *; >Css. h e a v y , d o u b le , c om m on c o w stro p s «0 g e n e r a lly v l.t.a it.i *u l« w.
i m e «’ -'.ler*. « i t o f ten w ill
1 h ■ i d , in k , pu re an d sim p le
T h e w o rd i
gon nnd three ounces Ctunp'iuul
Mrs.
\V.
Osmond,
who
1
>
tr
nothing
•’
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R
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>
R
r
liu
m fte «trr^ . and take 00 substitute— no matter b.
1
Q
i a j U j,'
eral wealth and an almost inex upon their social ability. We are
a»
f
a
c
i
1
s
tr
o
p
b
u
t
a
E.vdr,uxdt«.
that could conti «leite to our S yru p S arsap arilla. Shake m il and
haiiHtible supply of fine limber, the sure the seniora are glad that they j .undone
whef anJ |m coail„ It
ns«-in tenspoonful «lose« in
ach
whole ti lde of which is tributary 'are seniors for they may now be
meni atei at bedtime.
< ■ r i t l'in At V c a t c h C o m p a n y .
M k s . J amks H ak i in i 1 -’ \ mily .
This Is a harmless, inexpensive;
to our little burg, atul by unite«! recognized as most importance and , CotUgc
0rove. 0r .Mn, ,,
0
m ixture. » lileh lm 1 p« eiiliar , «'lion
effort on the part ot our citizeus we demand attention if at no other I
upon the elim inative 1 issues ol (he
Wanted.
LUMBER!! LUM BER!!
see no reason whv our slogan tune
kidneys, assisting them to filter and
gii
in
or
laily
W11
h
good
H. L Holmden
I want 20,000 00 fed of good
should not be “ 5,000 iu 1910 ."
strain fiotti the blood oml system all j
to travel by rail or with a
Teacher of the Oui'-u
merchantable Or ion pine. Will
Stu d io 1 ,..,tarrli:d poi on-, whi« h, ¡1 not « r ol
Wanted.
firm ' if $350.000.00 rapi- contrai’t for a
at the foot of Ititi -1 street. Hou re, le A ted. an* ahsurla**! by the mucous
Senator Fulton claims that the
■ ais cut and pay
b e $ 1,1 9 7 a. 00 per year and
Youug men to study telegraphy Tuesday« and Tliur- I 1 s I to 5
highest ni.aike* price. will make
settlement of the western states has
membrane, and nn open s .re or cn-
silat) paiil w-pckly and
Positions when qualifie.l.
Wages | p m
iiDeral ndvanc on B. of L.
turrti Is flip result..
been seriously retarded by the crea­ $7«r> to $90 per month.
«1 Address, with
Apply 1111
m
G W
P e i k ,
tamp. J - A Alexander, Col-
tion of so many reserves, and that mediately.
O r e g o n Got i , k «* k . 3O3
Are you taking 1
‘ 2 f >9 Barlett St.. ! “«aii 1 ranci“co. Cal.
the prescription of an eminent « a tfgc > trove, Uregou.
to
|
Commonwealth
Building,
Portland,
the sett lets are scarcely able
at
to j
our big clubbing otfei
put«'
It can’t be turril
lalisl of miti «nul
48-3t
maintaiu themselves ou see
■count of Ore.
1
Read Venske’s sd.
beaten.
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