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Council Meeting. COTTAGE GROVE LEADER CORRESPONDENCE. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. i A* an adjourned meeting ol the SAGINAW ITEMS ¡council heltl Thursday evening it mil.lSIIKl) KV KU Y SAT li K1>A Y. was voted that commencing June Mrs. 1. F. Neat an«l son Harry Iì\ T H K I.KADKK l'I HMSlIIMi « O 1st the city marshal shall act as left Tuesday for Kansas where they night polieemuu. going on duty at J go to visit relatives. Knt<*rt»U ut tlu» Coltavi« fîrove postofflce aa ne«*- 4 o'clock in the afternoon and re oiid ■ class matter. C H. Sharon is around this week maining on till daylight This I collecting road tax s. s i ItSi 1:11* M O N H A T KH leaves the city nearly all day with . 91.90 Ed Colcord is going to school at Une Year .75 out police protection. Terhaps the m \ Monili*« . . - .50 Vbreee Moiiflis Latliam , pa id ... .......but it Ilot » palli a counciliuen will volunteer to act as in a d va n ce auif rin rale oí Í.MK» per year «Ul be charged. Lee Thomason and family of Advertising rates made known on appllealion policemen during the day Dorena are visiting at II. S. Kiver street, from Wall street to Dowell's. r L U UBINO LIST the city limits, was ordered graded, T h e C o tta g e Grove L kadf . h for one a new apportionment for assess Jim L’owell has moved up to the war, and any of the following puhli- mill •• ili.in for one year, for the price set ment work on Perkins avenue was opposite • ordered made. The play party at Henry Myers' $1 75 N ew York T rib u n e F a rm er A remonstrance against building Saturday night was a failure on ac 1-75 T o le d o W eek ly Blade 2 50 Portland W e e k ly O regon ian a sewer on Fifth street signed by a count of too much booze. 2.00 P o rtla n d W eek ly J ou rn a l 2 .2 5 P o rtla n d Seim W e e k ly Journal number of those who signed the j.'-o Han t rant iaco » all I. F. Olson has In en papering C. 2 .5 0 Han Krane I 1 o i la m in e r original petition for a sewer there, 2.00 Sunset M agazin e, San Krancl*co A. Smith’s house this week. 2.50 . Hit W est. Los Alíga les was presented to the council and 1 . 7 .» T o w n and » om it ry Journal Jas. Engl.a ml and family have re 1 . 7 » N o rth ' • a P'*nllr\ .1« i nal the matter w is placed in the hands P a d tie Home- tend turned home after a p iv weeks of the Hew» r committee. Aork at Wildwood. 8ATUHDAY ........ MAY II, 1907. The city marshal was ordered to Henry Hexman and wife of Cot enforce the ordinance relating to tage Grove hit the tow board for Bc a Booster. billiards and pool rooms. The law D ii V"!l U 110 W I I ic I' i ’ m Iota " polipi" being that no minor shall be al i the null Wednesday morning. Sfili!»’ rollini ia l'ver.v town, II. S. Reeves a <1 Felix Robinson lowed to visit a public billiard or (irowlin l i k c a l m «».|\ «• l» i f k 1 1, ! leaves this week with their families K III ir li ili e v o r .v '" O l i I I t i l i « d o w n ? pool room D n i i ’ l yn M In- l i m i k i n d u t ' l i t t l e , The usual grist of bills against for California. < '.inso t lii-.v lin i un uno "il olil i II, 'uni just In- il li"iistor rnoster, the city was allowed and the coun Hilly Davidson, while working (’ pi,iv (imi Imiist tur ¡ili .Vini ro cil adjourned. in the mill on«' day last week came w o r tli. in contact with Home of the ma |f yolir tuli 0 liooils I n m istiI), limisi Or, Attended W. 0. W. Convention. chinery, the result was a brokitt D i . i i 'I In .Di lin o k u n ii w n i i I " s o o ir hi mio III I mi follo, willin' C. H. Van Denburg, D. 15. leg, le was sent b. the hospital at S . i i l rigl.t in — t l.ir t o i i u n t i y ' s f u i - ; Chamberlain and Lincoln Taylor, Eugene. No mio’s ;-i,t n im.rtgHgi (l11 *L It’s yours Just ;n muoii ii ld», represent» d Camp No. 2(il> Woo l li volli' town IH sili " I l IlO I'S tO IS , men of the VVoild. of tins city at SILK CREEK ITEMS. Villi gel in Ilio IlOUStin' lu x . the district couveutiou held at !<"«»■- Henry Homewood and family l i i I i ì i i k h i l o u ’ t m is i s 1 i n i l o a u l ì y o n , Wednesday. I hie»' *lele went to visit Mrs Damewnnd’s pa A l i ' i l i o w u r l ì i w t ‘ in • k i i n l t . r w r o n j t , burg, W l i a t ' s I I I " l l i a l l o l ■- ¡ I I I a l u i " - I b i ' gates to the bead camp which rents at Cedar Creek la- t Friday. .1 usi t" holp Ilio t King ivlong'.’ '< a u s o il' I liin g H s l i o u n l lo p ¡i- g u lli meets in S aitle in July were elect Mr. Schlee made a trip lo Cot Wo’il I>o in il sol ry p l i g l i t . ed a i loll own: \\ M. Great] ol Voli j u s t k o |i limi l i o r n zi l i l o w i n tage drove the last of the week. l . o o s t ’o i i i | > vv1 111 all y o u r inizili. Eugene, J G. Simmons ol CoquiBe Eugene Miller went to town I’ri City and W. I Wooden of .Ash li yon soo siiiiio lollor li,vili day. F o r t" umili' s ni,' prok'it g". land V o l i o i m l i o i i s t il " p i i t r i l l o , The resolutions n lopted inclinhd I Mr. Wilson is working for Coch Tliilt’s .your oilo pilot limi know Timi yon io noi a :'oln’ t" kii"ok il. tho endorse 'em of the good work ran Bros, of Cottage Grove. .iu.-.t Ilooiuiso il nln’t ,V"iir "slioiit, Miss Hattie Wh* <-I> i spent Fi i of the Head Camp officers, and in i.iit you’io {.'"ili I" I mmisi a llttlo ’Cuilso lio s Kot "Ilio liost tllillg structed the r» puseuintives lroin (lav night it the home of her uncle oilt.” this district to vote for their re-elec W. N. Wheeler. COTTAGE GROVE . OREGON li v o l i U lm v . " I l i o l 'o l l o r s r . i l i l l ’ H. J u s t t o r y , t o m 'm i u s o .v in i k n o w T l m t s u in o lo llo r s ' ; g i '" t u o t i o . n l p o lli ts — tion. I ll T H ABOUT TH U OKDKK A g e —Seventeen years next Au l’IlOlll's I Ilo OllOS voli Wllllt to silo IV, "Cast ymir Ioni os uut mi tlio IV.'lU'l'S, gust. Tin i 'Il l'inno Imok," is il siiylll’ trilli Membership— 104,000 and still Maylio tlioy vv il I oiimo Imok "lmtter- o.l," growing wiion solilo follor liuosts foryim. Reserve fund— Over $1,400,000. — K.xilinngo. . A vailable assets— Over $ 1 ,600,000 1’aid beneficiaries— Neatly $9,- The elortioit of Dr. Kerr, to the 000,0 0 0 . proHi'loiu v of ilio Oregon Agriculi Per capita weallh.—$10. lirai Colli ne s oui to meet vi¡th pmi Cost ol joining, — $.r>. mal ilmapprovili all mer ili" siate, from tim l o t be is an e\ p ili Ra The Military Club. misi. Di. Kerr is no doubt u first Not forgetting 11 1 *- social features, class in hi aii'l an able inlueator, luit Company E met this week and or on account ol liis Mormon record ganized "The Military Club,’ with we believe lie will be a detriment Captain Johnson as chairman, and to the O. A. O , as its president, E, W- Barker as secretary. The and tlm Boaul "f Uegents sit >uld object ol the Club into give socials, reconsider Ins election. entertainments and picnics during the summer. Headquarters will be established in the new armory to be built by Lieut. Lawson, and will be fitted up with gymnasium, baths, reading room anil all the mo«lern conveniences where the boys can go and spend the evening among themselves and enjoy them selves in ways which could not be done otherwise. Tho new club will no doubt prove very popular among the militia boys, ,md it j»» to be hop« »1 that at some ol their "»loin’s" they will not forget their The terms upon which the trnns I f 11 « nils outside the ranks for of th Cotvulbs sawmill was r*« is s i »»ii at the Catholic Church ni l'll’ have never bn II made public, and are not non ,1, finitfli known. Beginning totnorroiv morning at Tlie ligmc boivevi : is said to have *10 o'clock, May 11th, Rev. Father been 5110,000 in cash, and a large M o v e of Portland "ill cu'lnet 11 tract of land in I’evas, aggregating j mission in the Catholic church in in all, about $S>()(»0 The ueiv this city during the entire week. firm owns mam mills and i said The hour of services on Sund iy to h ive unlimited capital Times will be 10 o’clock a m and on week The I'ouifiiitlet’ is securing Mgna turrs galore for the IT. of (). refer endum D i' a I Ino bave already Inen seemed in Linn county and there will lie at le ist -2,¡100. Mai ion collidi ivill furnish nearly 2,000, pm Imps moie Clackamas county about 1 , 200 , milking more than is llcedi d the necessary number being about 1,701» I'n nanus will be .seemed from all ovn the stale as an adveitisemoiit fo: the cleelion itself. Demoetat For week ending May V 1 <• Tvron .1 Brackett to Homer Publier, w d; 13.43 acres of è M K I >11'A I. A N II - 1 " HI ì I* ' A I. S T A F F . • tahu I"., tp In. s. 1-4 iv...........ÿ KM) i W. Kuykendall. M l> .1 S know It on I" Kill" llimls, vi d »V o Hrassi-r, M l> li part of d I e .Vi. tp gw s, r 3 w I * 1». .). Ha rile, M. I> blandían Snyder el a lio Vernon ¥ B . F. S calete. M 1*. lieU'.er.ooi, w\ I I. I> 7, Fu- 0 I. B. Hurtle, M 1). gene City. ....................... 1 Hau. »I II D e lU r . M. I> 0 A F U It Co. to Hattie Siali Ii I. E. .M eltnu .-ul. M. 1> 40 aeres see I. tp 21 s, r f w 1 m * Hattie Smith et al t». U X Mc Laughlin, w »I, 4o ai ivs s 1 tp For the taro and treatment of Medical and Surgical Cases. Modern op- 2Ia,r 4 w................. ............. 300 , perilling room and equipment- Appliances for X ray work. Sputum and Mary A f.ddy to Booth-Kelly K',0 ¡o res ht see g, tp fs s, r I e 100 1 blood examinations, l ui! corps of trained nurses- Rates on application D I' Cole et ii \ te.faine K Whip ple w »I part of see tp.ls s. r 4 w. .............................. 30 I, K Fkgul et ux t" Erick J.■luí- non w d 1*10 acres ia sec ls, tp 21 s. r 1 w .............................. ç:io ¡ Regular .in • of lecture» by the fa lilt y an i pr i 7 ie il i cui it - John Kiicst J re t ux to Amelia inc, in the hô pital. Tlie medicai and surgical st.nl)'of the hos Carpenter w d loi 3 of eouut.v pital constitutes the faculty. For rates or information, nil Survey U" ! 139 lielng 3.70 aerea 30 1 dress \v. K I'V K E N D A L L , M D, Supt. iieorge.1 Wilhelm et ux lu Sto rey Bracher Luiulier C o w 'd Ilk) aerea in see 30, t p 23 h r, 1 w ........................................ 1 Win A Bucker et ii\ !" Storey- Br.iehei l.illnU'l' t'oiv ,| pill aeres in see 28, t p 23 s, r 1 iv 1 .les-». W Parish el ux t" Stoi’e.v- I!racher I,millier Co iv d 172 aerea in see 30, Ip 23 s; t 1 w.... 1 Nom F Perry et al lo Store.v- br.icher Limitier Coiv d KJO uelea in see 30, tp 23 s, r 1 w 1 Vniella Martin et al to Storey- Lumber Co w 11 100 acres in see 30, t p 83, s r 1 w .............. 1 1 ¡ili in lingers ei ux to Storey- C a p it a l S to c k , Bruchei Lumber Co w d all of see 36, tp 22 a, r 2 w .............. I Li Igar c Tolley et ux toStorey- Hrneher Lmnlier Co iv »I 100 a res in see 34, tp 22 s. r 2 w. Kit) uelea msec .30 and Kill acres in sec 0. t p 23 s, r t w 1 W illie K Fidieret ux to Storey- Bt.n lier Lumber Co w d liki acres in sec 24. tp 23 s, I 2 \v. .. 1 I Stirali .1 Brown lo Slotey-Brach 9SM er Lumber Co w »I Iti 1 aeres in sec lo. I p 23 s, r 3 w............. 1 Ralph W Fisher et. ux to Store,y- Bruchcr Linn lier Cu w »I 172 acres in see ill, PiO acres ill sec 2s in tp 23 s, r 1 w ................ I A W Sliortridge tu Storey Bracher Liluila’r Co w d 40 acres In sec 11, tp 23 s, r 3 w 1 Alfred S Powell et u\ tu storey lirHidier Lumber Co iv d 40 acres In sec 2, tp 22 s, r 3 w . ... 1 Walter Lltakeret ux to Storey Bracher Lumber Co w d Kit) acres in sec 22, t p 22 s, r 2 w 1 ' .1 W Shumate et ux t<> Mrs Mag gie A Bingham w d 100 acres insect;. Kit) acres in Mec S, tp IK a, r 1 west..................... 1 1 Mary Oreen et al tu () F Payne COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON et al w d 42.75 aerea in sec 7, iMtfrrmiimtrn tp 18 a, r 3 w ...................... 2250 Hassle and Lennie dray were in Everett S lîlndell tu Ellsworth Prln.lell w il right of way over our neighborhood Saturday. pt see 27, tp 15 s, r !l w............ 1 Two or three of our young men I L E lîlndell et n\ to Ellsworth I’rindell w d right of way went to Lynx Hollow Saturday over pt See 27, tp 13 a, r !> w 1 Maty E Krauter et al t,. .1 I night. Jones i| e il lot I, block 1, Mr. Flank Pet» 1 son went to Eu Jones addition Cottage Drove (>00 W K ( lood et ux tu W P Kiggs gene Sunday. 40 acres in se- 27, 40 aerea in aoe 34, 40 acres lu sec 33, tp 15 s. r I w ........... ........... . 2400 Prepare Tins Yourself. W e have received a fine new, special lot, o f handsome, hand-forced, hollow ground Radiumitc Razors that usually sell at $2 00 each at reuil, which we will give away abso M J Anici et ux to Southern Pa lutely Iree to advertise the wonderful For those wlio have any form "t 8 THE cifie Comanv iv »I right of blood disorders , ivli i want new. rich ! way over lut 17, Mareóla..... I I I in >d ¡1 ml plcnt v of ¡ 1 , 1 ry I In-: B i i 'i ni. Ii.'tiu et u \ tu South Fluid F.xtr.ict I) 111 <I• • Ii• ■ 1 •, om-luilf whir!» is light, pliable, durable, convenient, and safe, and w h ic h Is r e v o lu tio n iz in g ern l ’iii-ille Company w d th e a rt o f sh a vin g . ounce; ( 1 uiipoiiti'l Kiirgou, 011 c right of way over lots 12, and ounce; t'oiiipoiiiul im p Sarsapa 13, Mareóla............ ........ I rilla., three ounce • Walter Piii'eel ni to .-"Uthern CALL TODAY AS THEY ARE COINC FAST • «.tier I 1 a n,"‘ t exiellrnf r.t • -r, Bacille Company w d right of Slink»'well in u In,tile and take in f: it - ¡Is at S2 00 at ri i »il .to a quaint all with the marvelous an t instantanenu t".iting an.l LCiisJiing in iv over part of lot 17 M ar pr. , » r :i»*s < f ti*> Radiairlta Htropa, wi,li l» will not harm the finest ami m<> t delicate t .'z or. I'hey teas""'infill doses after each meal and i.r ■ -h.v.it ■*»'.. :.u «* arel a ileligiit, even to men having th' hardest L -ards. eóla .... ................. I Tr»1 •; i ;■; te l c quit k , • • t. shave docs not lie so mach in a gondraior aa in a rood strop. With at bedtime. Any gin,,I pharmacy cun William Amoset ux to Southern F.ADIUATITli ; j r.C?S t r* most inicrl -r razors are Drought up toft fine e»ige. ami the eh»vt of ti e i i .■ i ft«"-C ¡a »is i ■ t> kee> them at all times in the Lest possible* (•noitioti. r I - t • rbave siipplj the ingredient at small cost. Paci lie Coni| any w d light ot i rl. isilv ik ! delk'httiilD’ Each KvdiamiteStrop 1«Eold andn thepo" <;ve ; ' r att9 V l , ; - is ¿:->t datiaf.ictory money will Lu leiustka. They arc /or either Or flUuery ox ..v’ety i . .»»re way over lots 12 and 13, Mar Tills is llic pie-criptlon which, eóla.................................. I ft "‘Jfwnlto 3 tro n c, litic Ut $2tSOi t/;. :$ in $3 when made up I h called • Die VegcJ J II Castell et al to Frank Elli • >*, » « v ? v » n t r w a r o f a k y r.'nt f < » a c . v m it e t i . e tabic Treatment" n.v others "The Cy son lots I, 2 and 10, block 2, i . * i • t- ' tli- i • lull, to th.* ouimal 4. lug 3ow;.s, t u.s Laving brushes, a.» i L i hie air it-.cif. clone Blood I’m ili r." It acts gently < Hen wood Park ............... 350 ;. «1* ¡£Mw"v f v t r f t i ’S sTROi■ ts m ' m r.w um and certainly «1»><•■ wonders for Home O <V C Land Company to the • . ' i > i.. . ■ ■ * -f ten will Booth-Kelly Lumber Co deed <■ II x. !,-!)► . i • a - I in.pic i ' t! 'Kin tarot strop people ivli" ni" sickly, weak and out lla.. : no . • u:e—uo . • j u baoner 3urLa U m * su aeres in see 4, tp 20 s, r 2 w x2t! l i u i »t.u»- ¡j -I t. iLiJiiuaito. of sorts, and is known to relieve »• li Mary J I'ilibets to the lloutll- ons. long-standing em-cs of rheuma Kelly Lumber Co w d I acres in see 4, tp l^s, r 1 e....... 100 tism and I 'h r o n lc I, rkaclie quickly. ( leorge W ise,arson et al to W L Make some up ami try it linker, iv »I 160 acres In sec IS, .u u.. . —-ioiiutf. a — t p 21 s. r 4 w .................... I New Phone Directory. John < ¡ruber to Carl I > < »Meson w d lots 7 and 8 block 4, Manager Griggs of the Cottage Georgetown...................... 5U0 Grove office infoiins ms that the John Diil'l'.v ot ux to Benton Wjseai'Hun w d II acres in see Pacific States Telephone Company 34, tp 16 s. r 4 iv. . .... ..... 000 is bavin r a new directory printed T C Hendricks ot ux to Myers A Stevens lot. 3. block 11. which will bc 1 Iv f"r distribution Elias Stewarts add Eugene 130 \ EUtiENE I HOSPITAL TRAINING SCHOOL I OR NURSES. % % Y>* % day. Throughout the evi mugs ol the week he w ill deliver discourses on subjects which will appeal to every one. No doubt a great deal of good will be done, not only among those who arc already members of the church, hut also to those who lingerie has at last settled the are not members who will go to street sprinkling queition. The hear his discourses. city council agieeirig to pay for the New Residence. streets sprinkled and the cost as Hessed up to the property ownets Dr. B. R. Job is having a resi and collected by the citv. deuce erected on his lot on Fourth street. When completed the doc As iilanuty-howleis, the railroad t"r will have one of th» hnndsom magnates are not a hovvliug sue- eat as well as tlm- most moth'rn and cess. 1 j complete residences iti the city. :(ßanh of Cottaoc G ro ve % n É as. n Commercial Stables A l l k in d s o f F ir s t ( d a s s Kii^s, a t re a s o n a b le p ric e s L a r g e Feed B a r n in c o n n e c tio n : TULLAR & POWELL : $ tú b e WM$& Lê*&t Utei'f I m m i t e at RAOIUMITE DOLLAR RAZOR STROP A U im GIVEN FREE To The PURCHASER of EACH STROP STROP THAT HONES (iriil' in Si V e a tc h (C o m p a n y. in a few davs It will include all of I.ane county, »ml will lie com plete and up to date, and will be welcomed by tin abscribTS mid operating force 111 this city. M Memorial Day Services. , i ph me or ieeord » al am • A ibe at 2 p in it tin Methodist church • al >ve mention'd plii'-es. any for turi her oh-ervanoe of the day. • elieap' r I linn ive ai. selling the j J h i p , will be gilen a tirapliu- D. I,. Woom, P ist Com. s Eighth Grade Examination. » I* T k »’ho eighth grade final examina • tion for til" public schools will lie ♦ I J held: t « f J phone absolutely free. Fiery agent is bound by the saiiii'ca-t- iron contract to Ball only at the prie»'- xedbytlie factory and any agent doing otherwise is promptly suspended. When you buy elsewhere you are simply out the expr»— . fn Igbt "i y» m ear fa rein t ran* aeilon. R iij fr -m j ■ mr locil dealer who is here to stay and make g ""I all guarantee. D VOLT NEIGHBOR KNOWS NOTHIN • c IT »! fl I I t t ^ I ♦ T 1 ♦ J J ^ i t 4 » I NTEREST W R IT E FO R O U R B O O K L E T O N BANKING BY MAIL UNCl.fe BANKIN«. B) « » f I ♦ j ! J i ^ * ¡Th e Bazaar.: lhe Leader lea ds— never follows I POST OFFICE MAKES O l R MAIL SYSTEM A SUCCESS / t J May to, 17 time 13, i f, >»>07 Teachers ivh have pupils ready lor the c\uuiiunt!<>n should notify j k me ot tlie number of questions » wanted ail I th line of the person NOTIONS and~NOVELTIES ‘ appoint'd to »•(>: ict the examina i ‘ * -------------------------------------------------------------- * tion at least iy i .is before the »lute tor which tin question* arc wanted. \V. B- I ) i i . l .\ k i >, i .................................................... i td Countv Superintendent. Subscribe for the Leader. M \V KHi. P AN ACCOUNT WITH US IN L A N D , OREGON iG ra p h o p h o n e ; F R E E • Occasionally persons desiring • to purehnseii «¡rnpnphone con- that they call sci'ine a low- Décoration day services will be J » » elude t price on a machine by buying held at ( "Mag (-rove, Oregon, • ni Engoue, Portland, or liv May ."»0, Put, The Mayor, citv J sending East. We want to make «•"in id all «e g a nizal i"trs ami the \ thus»' persons tile following gem t d pul'h hereby invited • | proposition: Anyone laying proof before its to parte up. it» os jn such ser ! to the effect that they or any of V , : al tli" bank à their frleiiils have purchased or proem d to the t run pnrchn-e, any type of Fall- Last Haturd ty afierno’n in a di days 0 o’ clock a m, while the even corner at 1 ing services w ill begin at 7:.'10 each ccmctci v and , dinner will meet J sun Columbia or Victor viraph- rect primary elm lion at Portland, Titos C. Dovlin was nominated by the liepubliean - for Mayor, and Dr. Il.mv I/ine by tin- Demoiri.ta, ill tliougll in I "ii the regular ticket, bis name having to lie written in The Leader predicts lie will be elected, â fii S A V I N G S BANK O F THE Citlr (Öuaiantrr ¿è Crust Company *40-244 Washington Street, Cor. Second, Portland, Oregon THE LEADER. The Most Popular Paper of Cottage Grove.