Cottage Grove leader., May 18, 1907, Image 4

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Patronize the
Cottage Grove Xeafcer.
O f / i c e u n ZJAirti S t .
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PETITION VOID
Is the Opinion Rendered by
Attorney=(ien. Crawford
Ä T W R R H
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THE REFERENDUM
SPÀo/ft- / - £ - /
fln in iD
Railroads
Will Spend
Equipment.
Billion
for
Lodge Directory.
P R O F E S S IO N A L
C A R D S
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Chicago, May 10.— Because of R K B K K A H S IVittHgt' (¡rove, No. k
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AKION
VKATCH
9
24,
Meetings
1st.
.'ird.
and
5tli.
Fri­
tlie continual car shortages and ap­
k
IV I
Plum e i>ii lie s . l*hone M ain 41*'. V
day of even month,
parent lack ot facilities for hand­
K t t t B a k r i i , N < i .
FU N F R A l DIRECTOR and LIC EN SED
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EM BALM ER
ling the traffic of the United States K \ ri 1 . li. V 1 vri 11 , See.
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P a rlo rs a t V eateh A lA w son ’s,
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Americau railroads are forced to R O V A I , N E IG H B O R S Meet 2nd
9 4
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and 4th Wednesday of eiieli month.
plan the expen li. tire of nearly $1,-
Mas M art 15 aki k . o r m i . i ..
ooo,ooo,ouo for equipment during M us. ( W. W. u . i . a ! k , lice.
4 4 ♦ ¡ ‘i-*
the current yeay.
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I K. VOUNIi
Approximately ¡150,000 freight W O. W P. iliemia I'li.mp, No. 21 Ml,
Meets every Friday evening.
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ATTO R N EY AT M W
cars will be built, 5,000 passenger J
Ii. W. B akkr , Con-id Coin.
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o n ic e : Voting Bu ildin g, M ain S tr e e t,
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coaches and (1,000 locomotives add 1 11 \s, \ an I > 1 M il no, I let k.
W est Sid e.
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ed, aud ¿02,000,000 will be spent h o t
V| I ’.tseji'le I ¡amp No. L’liO
Meets * ■very Tluirsiluy night.
iu steel rails, approximating the
I ). H. Vi Vi m , Com.
purchase ot more than ¡1, 000,000 It. K .15 1 : N \ 1 -. I ¡ n o t e r .
tons of steel.
Dlf H t ANC L IM IL K H A R D
K . o f P —•Inveiti us
Lodge No. |S.
These orders will mean that
Meet * every Wednesdav night
OPTICIAN anil REFHACTIONIST
s . K. i'in.ií C. r
every manufacturing plant, hand­
Room 1-1 New ChrhinanBk. Eugene, Or.
( 'l l \
\ \ \ I > I. N I'.l.uo. K .of li. «.V S.
ling railroad equipment, in the
G rovi», No. BN,
United .Slates, Canada and Mexico, I O. O. F.
Meet every Sfitunliiy
will be required to run full crews
<îi:o. ( (» mi ; k , N. G.
W. K IM K , M. D.
A. I » i ; i : \s kic . Sec.
day and night.
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Who Holds that Petition Must be Filed
by Person Circulating the Same,
and Cites Other Instances Wherein
it is Faulty.
No appetite, lu-s of strength, ner­
vousness, headache, constipation, bad
hreuth. general debility, sour risings,
and catarrh of the -tomiich are all
ilue to indigestion. K ch I o I Dyspepsia
Cure cures indigestion. This new dis­
covery represents the natural juices of
dig. stiiin aa they exbit in a healthy
stomach, combined with the greatest
known tonic and reconstructive prop­
erties. Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure does
not only cure indigestion and dys­
pepsia, hut the famous remedy eures
all stomach troubles by cleansing,
purifying, sweetening and strengthen-
ing the mileoiiH membranes lining tlu­
st inaeli
Kodoi Dyspepsia l nre after inenls is
not onlv thoroughly reliable digest-
ant, hut it contains great tonie and
reconstructive properties as well.
This fa mom retneily enaliles the
stoiiiaeli and digestive organs to tlior- j E ly s C r e a m B al m
niighly digest, assimilate and contri­
T h i s f f o m o d y »o a S p e c i f i c ,
bute to the tissue-all of the nourish­
S u r o i o C iv © S a t i s f a c t i o n .
ment that is contained in -ueli food as \
C IV E 3 R E L IE F A T O N C E .
may be eaten.
|E. cb'.ill U S , BOOtlu , l»' .ll*--, *‘ l |)| v>t(‘* t s the
Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure clears the 'jsi as» «l liD iubr.riiu. IL i tire s < 'a t a n !i and
way and makes sure tile journey from
r i v c s u v .y a ( ' »M iu th e lleuil q ’ .i '• !y .
sickness to health ami weakness to u est»i«*s tjje S« u ses o f T a s to uu«l K .n i l .
strength. if the stomach is .lisor-
as y ti'i u*-“ i 'l u t a i n s n o i.ijn rii-u s «!
ilered Kodoi will cure it.
\}>¡»J d b I iiiio Ilio it*»strili-', ariti nl. t l i d .
Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure lays the foun­ , t r .'f S i/.* , f»0 r e n t s a t I Vu r*:i '. s i ;• l.y
dation lor health, and tin- upbuilding •ijiil; 'Vri.tl S i / e , id t-e’iís l v u .a .I.
of strength b,v cleansing, purili.ving
and sweetening the glands ami mem­ i 7 SHQTHrRS 5d Warren St .S!r* */ '' vk
branes of tlie stomach, aud by sup­
plying natural juices necessary to
Time Table.
perfect indigestion, assimilation and
nutrition. Kodoi digests vvhat you
Tn effect Sunday, Nov. 25 1 2 a m
eat, prevents ei die, cholera .din rrhoen.
NORTH HOUND
flux, dysentery and summer com­
plaints generally, ami its u-e will cure N o i t i
1 :c;ff a rn
indigestion and chronic dyspepsia
permanently.
Kodoi is good alike N o I S C o t t a g e G r o v e L o c a l 5 . l o a in
11 .2 0 a m
for young and old. Your druggist N o 1 2
sells If.
N o 14 N e w F a a t T r a i n
( J ;I 3 p m
Salt'in, May 11.— Holding that
umler section 2 of the new initia
live and referendum act, petitions
lor the referendum of measures
adopted by the legislature should
tie presented lor filing by the per­
sons cirenlating the same or by j T h e Albany Democrat has fonnd
some mil bori/.ed agent, Attorney- the ‘‘biggest” robber at last- It
General Crow ford in effect declares remarks: One oi the biggest rob­
the petitions for the referendum of bers in the United States is the
the University of Oregon appropri­ paper trust. Without any excuse
ation bill and other measures that it has raised the price of white
have been foi warded by mail of no paper nearly 50 per cent, and the
effect.
publisher is the one who has to put
sonni
No
No
No
No
W OM EN
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A.
M W. of A. Meetings 1 st. and :!i
Tuesday ¡11 each month,
A. ft. I' owki . i ,, Consul.
1 . \Y. W.u.i, vck . See.
M B A. —Modern ISrotlierhood of
America. Mi cl. I lie 2 d ami Ith Tues­
day of each muni li t f .< ).(>.F. Hull.
T, \Y . .1 unions See.
W. (). \V. SI. \HI* aline Circle 121.
Meets 1st an I :’r*l I'ui-iliiy 111 each ]
month in W. (». \V. Hull.
This decision was rendered this I up. The subscriber who does’nt
F i orr \ .1. .Mil l. 1 ,a. C l e rk .
morning iu reply to a group of j keep even on his subscriptions these
questions submitted to him by Sec- days is working a decided hardship F o r e ste rs of A m erica Meet ('very
Monday evening.
rotary of Stale Henson, asking for on the publishers.
¡1 IF'FM a n . C. li.
1 . 2 « a m
4.30 a m
i r
2 .5 5 p m
I 7 Cottage Grove Local B. ço p tn
í K. lì.
T im e Table No. 4
To take effect November 1 litoti.
East
Bonn l
■ i and l Tuesd ay
W . B:
a n d S ai o n ly
1 and 2 Daily E x-
•pt Su n d ay .
No 2 - No
1 ii
STATION«
1 Kiev 1 A.M.1 P.M
2 : .40:7 :301 1 o° ( ut ’«ge* « 11 ove ~ b7 1 ; 12:00 5.15
2:40 ’ •cr‘l I-*
710 1 It 2d 4 :Ls
W alden . .
2:40
6.7
( erro fiord o .
S07 Il :16 4:80
« «;'
Dorena .
II ll:o s 4:44
12 .......... s t a r ............ .. 917 1 10:40 4:37
13 r»
W ie k s . . .
IMO 1 10:33 i : 23
Ila '.»
1020 10:2» 4 :vo
Red B ridge
16 (• ..W ildw ood
imo 10:16 4:17
120 0
Digs ton . . . .
loco ! 10:00 4:v)0
Subject to i*naiige w ithout uotico.
All outw ard freight torw aroed only a t th e
Join t rislf of sh ipper and consign ee.
sta g e leaves Wildwood after th e a rriv a l
train on M ondays, W ednesdays and F rid ay«
for B o n ita aud Orseco. R eturning on I'tiea-
(•ays, T hursdays and Saturdays.
F re ig h t will not be received a t the O.
S. K.
K. R. Depot a fte r p in. To insure forw ard ­
ing on n e x t train freight m ust be d elivered in
a m p l o me to p erm it ol It being b ille d .
P H Y S IC I A N a n d NOROEON
o n ic e In M cF a rla n d Building
Over W ynne’s H ard w are S to re
O ffice I ’lione, 341 R esid en ce P h o n e, 126
A. B. WOOD. Manager.
§T/W<yá ftCAOEM»
Firsl
National
Bank
H erb ert Kakln
Presiden t
T . C. W lieeler
C ft h li 1 e r
THOMPSON HOTEL
$
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B a r g a in
for our
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Subscribers
P atents
tra d e M a r k s
D e s ig n s
C o p y r ig h t s A c .
Anyone sending n sketch and description may
qnlckiv ascertain <*ur opinion free whether au
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Patents taken through Munn
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and
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ECZEM A and P IL E C U RE
CDCC Kno.vlug w hat It was to
1 t '« - 1- -infer, I will give FREK OF
CHARitK, to any a (flic ted a positive
cure for Kezemn, Suit Rheum, Krv-ip-
ela.s. Piles ami Skin Diseases. In­
stant relief.
Don’t suffer longer
Write F. W. WILLIAMS, 400Manlint-
tnn Avenue, N. Y. Enclose stamp.
Ui HOMESICK!
Munsell
Beautifully located m Portland. Oregon,
offers unsurpassed f.u lities for the cul­
ture and education of young w- men. Sitecial
opportunities in Music. .Art I.c.nguages and Liter­
ature. Well equipped Phvsical and Chemical Lab­
oratories. Herbarium and Mineral Cabinet T he
largest and oldest Ladies' Seminary in the Pacific
Northwest, it enjoys a national reputation for im­
parting the best ;>h> sval, mental and moral train
in*? and developing true woma, . ui. Equ:pa
socially and educatio illy for the m i e n ted
•tation Conh rs Academii
by State Authority Intcrleren e with icnvi**-iouff
of non-Catholics is scruiniI • dy avoided Academy
is ideally located amid . * . )■ « enic advan
tages. Social opt- rtumtn -
r
in no other city on the Coast Bin! bn* 1-irge and
commodious, well lipbted heatoi hug ventilated:
dormitories and priv.De rooms, supidied with all
modern conveniences. The institution is liberal
and progressive without *u< i.being the character
and traditions of ace*
d achievement. Term*
modest Satisf.n tor\ reference^ rerjuired. Write for
announcement i • » k U i Board .uid tuition $180 per
year. Address Sister Superior ht Man s Academy
C A P ITA L
2 5,0 0 0
A g en e ra l ban k in g
legal advice upon the subject. Tlie|
—
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R un S a n h i k i i , F .ft
busm ens tra n sa ct-
Attorney General also holds the pe-1 T h e members of the cabinet re-
A F. A A M. Cottagi* Drove, No. I
titious should lie placet) on file in j ceive ¿ 8,000 a year. The senators
O R G A N IZ E D
51. Meetings 1 s 1 ami :irl We<lnes. ;
C O T T A G E G ROVE
day of each monlli.
the presence of the governor and and representatives in congress,
1900
O R E Q O N
O 1 . 1 v 1 1 Vi \ n il, \V. M.
since March I last, receive ¿7,500 a I). I '.. Wool I V, ftee
the secretary of state.
I 11 passing upon the question of year, instead of $5,000 as hereto­
G A, R
Vppom.'H ;t\ Post No ili,
the validity of the petitions, which fore.
MifiM.it I )>. nu. on the Ui| and Itti'
Saturday of each month.
contiiin the erroneous title of the
I)i* !>. L . W o o d s , I*, ( j .
M r s . I . E . T h o m pso n .
WOMEN S WOES
original university appropriation
<i W . K f . v n o i . d s , \ «I¡
R a t e s p e r d a y .............................................. $ 1.00
bill, and not the title of the act as
required, the attorney general holds Cottage Grove Women are Finding **^0 *, ’ Lady Lnnsnn I live. No K"om and board, per week......... $4.50
:M ;oid lili Friday of
that “clerical aud immaterial errors
Relief at Last,
Mi’ll III« Hit ii.
Mits M.\i;
III A IT /, I. (¡.
should not be held to nullify the ,
Mi- - 1.1 i t V M ORI* I!. K,
petition, but that if the main re-
It does seem that women have
iw U lia p tc r N o
quirein. nits are shown, it should be j raore tbnn a fair share of the ache- O E . S .—I'otl.i •
4.
M e e t I n c - h e ld *
il a m i l i b F r i ­
and pains that afflict Immunity;
held snllii ient.”
■ l a v o f .••u h m o l l i li
they must “ keep up,” musi attend
Mas. i:.i
n ì k o . W . M.
T h e legal question as to the val to duties in spile of constantly neh
lU N O T MAflAZINE
r e u a i i
W. P
beautifully illustrated, good stories
idity ol the petitions, since th e s u - | jng backs, or headaches. dizzy M us. M vi in W ill I I I . See.
1.50
and article« about California
preme court lias Irequeutly held 1 spells bearing lown pains; they
and a ll the far W e il.
A year
that the title, 11 very material part must stoop over, when to stoop j W. R C. Apponi, h i\ \V, It. ('. No.
TOWN AND COUNTRY JOURNAL
means torture.
They must walk! 12, Meets ,al I p in. mi I lie 2d .lini
a monthly publication devoted
of the a d , it appears is left open to
Uh .Saturday oí im i ii month.
and bend and work with racking;
0.50
to the farming interetto o ! tha
M a r i U n i,r.v . P i s s ,
attack. In reply to the other ques­ pains and main aches from kidney
WeiL
A year
I !. .1 o w n
W o o d s , s .r .
tions asked lie holds in substance; ill-. Kidneys cause mote suffering '
ROAO UF A THOUSAND WSNOCRS
‘ The omission of the form of lb. hi any other organ of the body. |
a book of 7 5 pages, containing
At
tin*
CIn*relic*
120 colored photographs of
5
‘warning, at the head of petitions, be. p the kidneys well and health
picturaaque spots in C aliionua
‘
is easily maintained.
Uea.l of .1
as required by the act, does not
and Oregon.
“T TT T T T
remedy for kidoevs only Hint In Ip
1 . j >IM*‘( *| : al I'lmrcli. Rev.
T o ta l • • •
tn ci ss.irily invalidate the petition. and cures the kidneys and is en- j .1. MetllnllUt
I’lvai'liing
L. Bonify. Pm 1 r.
service* at il a.
All (or.
1.50
If the residence or postoftiee given dorsed by people you know.
anil 7:.'tn p.
Niuida.v ftilni *. 1 . In a. in., 1
is sufficient to designate the rest
Mrs. 15. S. (' Oliver, of 1112 Ma til.
CtfK
out
this
advertucmeAl
T.|iwni l h 1 AM 2 IM*. il * 1 p. 111 . Prayer
aad scad with $l:5b (o
deuce of the holder so he could be pie street. Pendleton. Ore., says: moctim.' Tlmr-ulii! * cuing nt 72UI.
All
ini'
rmili.'illv
im
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to
In'
present
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is
now
neatly
two
years
since
I
louml if wanted, it is a substantial
SUNSET MAGAZINE
have had any occasion to use Doan's
compliance vvilli the law.”
JA M ES FLO O D BLDG . SAN FRANCISCO
F ir - 1 Pu «byieri u lairch, Pastor
Kidney Pills. Prior t*> that tune I
Mativ signers gave no address Imd my share ol kidney trouble, li. ('. Gnu'e. Mi dag service, 1 1 ,
whatever.
and if there is anything that causes evening s, 5 p S . C. 15. 7 p,
ni. All sfrangi 1 ■ mil sojourners
The dimensions ot the petition, more misery than a disordered con
dition of the kidneys, accompanied welcome.
«
us prescribed by law, are merely
■ß
i with backache, tired and listless
for convenience in filing and bind I feeling and reatlcssn. ss, I have yet
Catholic Chiiieh, Father Carrol. <•
9 *■/:- V » v »■ y.
mg, and 110 I mandatory, and all |ie- to experience it
Doan's Kidney Hervii i the s*. i .a t Sunday in eaeh
monili.
titions should be filed separately P'^*. which I procured at a drug
and not in hook form. He also J k3re> brought rue entire freedom
i * th e y A t7 If th e y ’r e no t K X -
Christian Scici,
services held
, ..
..
1 * .
—— 7 — —| from the pains, aches ami lament bs .
x 'T H Y rig h t, let u s m a k e th e m ao.
holds that all the names of the | rej(llUta/ t,le aclio? of tlie kullI0>s over Allison's Bari >er shoo every
W h en we fit y ou . w e fit you A C -
i ’B H A T K LY .
Long
e x p e rie n c e ,
signets should appeal in the affida­ and restored ambition t<> me so that Sunday morning
11 o'clock and
“v e ry n e c e s s a r y sc ie n tific a p p a ra tu s
vit verifying tlie petition, which in­ \ T could get around and attend to Wcdi.csilnv eve a ip.. at H o ’clock.
;t 1 th e req u ired k n ow led ge en-
th ing u s to c o r r e c tly u se th e sa m e ,
validali“- several petitions upon ***y duties without discomfort. I
o u r ow n co m p le te w o rk sh o p , with
ilo now and always » i l l recommend
Cliristiim
Ciiureli
Hev
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E.
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very facility -e v e n to th e g rin ding
nearly all lulls upon which the ref !
' sp e cia l le n s e s —a r e a ll a t y ou r
Doan's Kidney P i l l s to those suffer Olson l ’.istnr. Sn vices at 11 in
errinlum is being invoked. A lib- j ing from kidney ailment in any
-p o ^ il here, a s s u r in g a s e rv ic e
the morning and 7 dl> in the c\en-
r » possible w ith o th e r s le ss fo rtu -
oral construction is given to each form.” For sale by all dealers iug. V. I*, ft i Tv meeting at
u ite lv equipped.
A g a in —d o y ou r
i“ 1 1: v Rif
^
Price 50 cts. Fostei Milburn t'o., (ì:ffo p. m. Snuda v selinol at l o
provision of the act in question.
I Buff alo, N. Y. sole agent* tor the o'clock,
latcraied ate
Endeavor
Patronize the I*eader's adver l Tmteil States. Keinetuher the name Society at
Choir practice
; — Doatiff and take no others, .‘ioc't I very Saturda\
'uiog at 7 30 .
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H o b e rtin e g iv e s w h a t e v e r y w o m an
inu«t «. sire.s—a p e r f e c t co m p le x io n .
I t b rin g s t h a t .soft, sm o o th , fre sh ,
fie rir tin t to th e rh e u k t h a t d en otes
y o u th fu ln ess.
I t w ill b rin g b e a u ty
to th o se w ho l a r k f t: it w ill r e ta in
it f o r th o se w l:o a . a d y p o sse ss i t ;
it w ill e n a b le you to su cc e s s fu lly
c o m b a t th e r a v a g e s o f w e a th e r and
tim e. D o n ’t d o u b t—d o n ’t a r g u e . J u s t
try R o b e rtin e .
Y o u r d r u g g is t will
g iv e y ou a f re e sa m p le .
All d r u g ­
g ists k eep R o b e rtin e .
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