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into the wilds and solitudes, is the Brain Leak*. CORRESPONDENCE. one cry, "hack to na tu re '’ and to Love levels all Isnes, COTTAGE GROVE • OREGON j SILK CREEK ITEMS. the fresh, sweet air and clear, True penitence does not wait up m % PUHUSHKI» KVKKY SATUKIJAY. | health-giving aunshine. It one will " r-t ‘ on legal conviction. E. A. Wheeler, wife and son % & but plan wisely, doing little by IIS THK I.KAIIKKI‘1 BI.IHMIMKO Godliness is of the heart, not of presscott arlived from Portland, little the things th a t must he done, B a n h of C ottage G rove the mouth. Monday. Kofmd at the C u tu n (irove po»to®ce as sec keeping always in view the things ond < lass matter. You cannot avoid responsibility Messrs Owens anil Merr, have s that will serve beet for the holiday been very busy loading cars this SI BSTKIPTION KATKS C a p it a l S t o c k , $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 fitting, the getting ready to go," bv shirking duty. % i tin e Y e a r • 91-J* j T he man who always looks up week. not be burdensome. W e r»i\ M ont lit *To should • r u r e e e M ouilis • * ■ »0® usually has a cheerful outlook. Mrs, Parmele came home the m m i p a id in a d v a n c e b u t if n o t s o p a id a should leave behind us all the un am t m i r a l e ot 92. W p e r y e a r »vili l»e c lia rg e d . Seeds of happiness never sprout first of the week. necessary, hindering things, and A d v e rtis in g rate-* m a d e k n o w n o n a p p lic a tio n * _ _ & m look forward to the simple life that when planted in the soil of hate. Mrs. W. N. Wheeler has been CLUBBING LIST befits our anticipations of resttul You cannot estimate the weight quite sick with hay fever thts week. The Cottage («rove L k aof . r for o n e 1 change the dom inant idea should of the fish hv the size of the hook. M. F. Babcock, F. P. Wheeler, year, and any of the following publi- j ■•nllon for one year, for the price set be comfort, and the casting aside ot There is only one little letter be Mr, Sanborn ami L G. Paap came o p p o s ite * care. If matters are looked at in tween speculation and peculation. home from namp meeting Wednes 91 75 N ew Y ork Tribune Farm er the right light, there can be real l'nledo W e e k ly Blade..... ........... 1*T5 A lot of people never think of re day. 2.50 P o rtla n d W e ek ly Oregonian comfort and rest for a very little. P o rtla n d W eekly Journal ........ 2.00 Mr. Foster's baby has been very pentance until their sins are made 2.25 P o rtla n d S e m i-W e e k ly Journal If you can not spend money and 2.50 S an F ra n c is c o ('all .................... sick with pneumonia. public. 2.50 San F ra n c is c o Examiner time to go far away, take " d a y ” S u n se t M ag azin e, San Francisco 149 Almon and Lloyd Owens came Investigation will often disclose . 2.50 hit W e st. I.os Angeles vacations as often as possible; or 1.7 ft Tow n a n d < o u n tr y J o u r n a l that a greasy " ju m p e r " covers a up from Portland Sunday night. .1.75 N o r th w e s t P o u ltry J o u r n a l even an afternoon, spent in lu x u r 2.25 P n c ittc Hoine*deau.. YOU MAY Kb BP AN ACCOUNT WITH US IN Mrs, Richardson called on Mrs. ious idleness iu the woods or the broadcloth heart. A good circus comes about as W heeler Wednesday. S A T F R D A Y .........................J U N E H, 1907. meadows, or in some not frequently near as anything we know to being While hauling long poles W ed visited place, will rejuvenate the ND YOUR NEIGHBOR KNOWS NOTHING F IT Reincarnation nesday, Edward Babcock had an participants, men, womeu or child the fountain of perpetual youth. F r o m th e I' h II Mall O n zette. There are times in every man’s accident which nearly cost his life. ren. A few neighbors could go to Flesh g ro w th , new loveliness, life an d gether some day, if only to a camp life when the clasp of a friend’s One of the poles slipped on to the re h irth ing ground a tew miles away, or to hand means more than all the team frightening the young mare C ome to the lavish e a rth ; B eauties c o m b in ed a n d re-eoinbined some shady, grassy pasture, or on words ever spoken. so that she became nearly unm a n each s p r i n g — I t was down hill, but the hanks of a st:eara, with no (tut no s tra n g e th in g . If we are sick we do not want ageable. H u ie b ill a n d »11 IHower, h r o o m an d “fussing about food,’’ garbed in Edward hung to the horses, being 1 any neighbors tiptoeing in and anemone, thrown on bis head from the load, comfortable, eyery day garments whispering in a sepulchural lone, S prung from nn ancestry ........... o n t o s t a r s a n d e le m e n ta l air, that will staud the disasters of the and the heavy poles were thrown ‘‘O, doesn’t he look bad!’’ Make w o od lan d s fair. WRITE FOR OUR BOOKLET ON off nearly striking him, aud if they • rip, giving the day over to idle We have wasted enough liowerj So, as we I iiih I i our soul in this still happiness. If the whole family on the graves of a thousand dead had, it would have ended his e a rth piare Where l i n t wo s a w love's face; could not be Bpared, let the mothers to have carried joy to the hearts of ly career. Mr. W heeler being C enturies le a n o ’e r us, a n d w e are ahead ot Mr- Babcock with a load have the day, free from the care of j part UNCLB SAM’S POST OFI1CI MAKES OUR a million living. Of n a t u r e ' s h e a r t of poles, Babcock turned his team the kitchen, taking plain, whole BANKING iCl MAIL SYSTEM A SUCCESS The time some young men spend The v ery b r e e z e fro m s p i r i t s th a t a re one side of W heeler’s load and so some foods and something in which d ead in learning how to tie their neck Bring* bliss rem embered: stopped the frighteoed horses. Al to " m a k e coffee’’ over the camp ties would enable them to learn And we have kinship with that beauty I though thrown off his wagon Mr. fire, and let the little folks do the born some useful trade. ( In I he lirst morn. O F THE Babcock kept hie lines, and with setting and chores. You d o n ’t Did you ever near of much trou Mr. Wheeler’s help got his two know how the little tilings enjoy States are not built by accident. tlie responsibility of waiting on the ble in a family where the mother horses unhitched. T he evener was kept the cookie jar always full and, broken and part of the harness, but They do not happen. Their popu "big folks." within the reach of the children’ lation mostly promotes or retards no bones were broken. growth. T hat ibis is true is proven Lane County List of Trial Jurors I f we repeat all the good things abundantly bv the history of Ore T he following list of trisl jurors! we know about our neighbors we Council Proceedings. 240-244 Washington Street, Cor. Stvond, Portland, Oregon gon. II magnificent resources were has l>een chosen for the next term ■ will never have ti ne to tell what At a regular meeting of the city the real and only test of growth, of circuit court which convenes [ we know of their bad qualities. council held last Monday evening Oregon’s population would be June 17; S. A. Sage, Eugene; John Judge Lynch has many grievous ordinance No. lo.S, relating to side HOTEL ARRIVALS. counted bv mill.ons In these par Belxhaw, E ugene; J. H. Hammitt, sins to answer for, but there is one walks was amended so as to require ticulars h I ic lias few rivals. Nature Mohawk; C. K. Hale, Hale; G. F. good thing about his decisions— all new walks on Main street to be (i It A HAM dcalth with lavish hand when she Hurd, Eugene; W. T. Hailey, Glen- they are never reversed on legal made of cement and the width of J o h n S tu ll, P o r t l a n d ; C ( ' Springes. laid the site for the Heaver state. tena; Fred J. Kreuger, Glentena; technicalities. side streets from f> feet to 5 feet 4 Charles Oden, Chicago: P II P ey ran , : ? Occasionally person s desiring Few if any stales in the Union re Ed I,. Ayers; Junction; Levi (leer, Chicago; K C Briggs, 1/ K Tidhall, F.u- ♦ t o p u r c h a s e a G r a p o p h o n e con- The (lowers we strew upon the inches. gene; J C E ni ber y, i ’o rtlaiu l P h i l ' J elude t h a t they can s e c u r e a lo w - ceived so bountifully. London; William M. Pitney, J u n c graves of our dead do them fully as T he street committee reported F lo o d , P o r t la n d : L Coline, St. I.olile; « e r price on a m a c h in e by buying Hut almost every other state, tion, F. M. Jackson, Saginaw; against allowing David Finn a re C h a s I. W inkler. P o r t l a n d ; O L Den t at E ug ene, P o r t l a n d , o r by much good as the foo l which th e ney, P o r t l a n d : P S im p s o n , S a n F r a n - j J .ending E a s t. We w a n t to make comparatively speaking, has o u t Perry Pennington, Irving; Nathan I Chinese lay on the tomb does their bate on his assessment, on Mill d e c o ; E rn e st Allen, San F r a n c i s c o ; .1 I th o s e persons the follow in g stripped her in population building. Hill, Springfield; George Lea, Cot ¡street improvement. The report K irk w o o d , E u g en e; .) H G a r n e r , Drain J p ro p o s itio n : dead. P W I Wane h ard , P o r t la n d .1 A |!;n The agency by which Washington tage Grove; George F. Crist, El A n y o n e laying proof before us 5 was adopted. A leakage in the tel, C hicago : F. L G ain New York : F f A man will go through the week , t o tht* effect that, th e y o r a n y of has left her in the lurch has not mira; H ugh Hampton, Crow; Jo- C ak m ep , S an F rancisco : ( has H a rd . wearing a neat bu tines* suit that | reservoir of the water system was E u g e n e ;.! W B ra n d t, P o r t l a n d : U A I . th e i r friends hav e p u r c h a s e d o r been a matter of physical as ets, sebh T. t can purcha-e, any type of Edl- Donaldson, Thurston; (ordered repaired. Blower, P o r t l a n d ; II D ennis in. New t son. C o lu m b ia o r V ictor G raph- hut a more v'gilant people. The Charles Stickles, Irving; George I,. looks well on him, and on Sunday Y ork ; J W Buvmi, P ortia.Id; F an n ie T he bill for $ 735.21 for building I o|»hone o r reco rd s a t a n y of th e E W ilso n , YoncallTi; W Tw eedy, San t a b o v e m e n tio n ed places, any only reason, for instance, that there Gilirey, Creswell; J. L. Oxley, G o will "dress u p ” in a Prince Albert the Fifth street sewer was rejected F ra n c isc o ; Mrs. G H u d s o n . suit anil a silk hat tha t m ike him t ch e a p e r th a n we are sellin g th e is n Spokane in Washington and shen; Carl Hopkins, Coburg; Fid- and the recorder instructed to ad I same, will he given a G raplio- ORKUON not in Oregon is that wide-awake, gar King, Cottage Grove; E. H. look awkward aud uncomfortable. vertise for more bills. j p h o n e a b s o l u t e l y f r e e . E v ery A u g u st I,oliseli, city II I M orn j a g e n t is b o u n d by tlie s a m e c a s t - .stirring, active men of atTaits settled Hawkins, E ugene; B. 15- Cleek, A Carload of Powder Arrives. Oil motiou of Councilman Comer, E u g e n e ; G S Goni lev, I F B a r r e t t, W | t iron co n tract to sell o n ly a t th e in J a c k s o n , Eugene: M <> Potter, \ 1 prl.-es ‘ \ e d bv th e f a c to ry a n d on a spot in eastern Washington in Junction; Carl Fischer, Marcola; it. A carload of powder arrived here the resolution adopted at last meet C P alv o r t l a n d : O P C h r is te n s e n , J II Chris stead of eastern Oregon. T h a t mag N. Weatheixon, Mapleton; W. W. last Thursday, consigned to our en ing requiring the marshal to act as teliseli, 11 A A b r i g h t, P o rt la n d ; ♦ a n y a g e n t d o in g o th e r w is e is t p r o m p t l y SII pended. H enry Wade, G ard n er; (1(1 (lilliurt nificent city is a living example of Stevens, Eugene. J When you liuv elsew here you terprising firm Messrs Griffin A nightwatch was reconsidered. son, F E Bledsoe, D rain ; Mrs. Kelsey, , are simply out t h e express, »vliat pushing people do. T he tails Veatch. Mr. V'eatch informed our G E M etcalf, P o r t l a u d ; J ò e W bider, T he street committee asked for J freight o r your■ c a r fare in trans- Mrs. .1 E R am sey , L ondon, Or. ; 111! Dr. Harry Lane has been elected reporter that this consignment was of the Spokane alone did not build further time in which to report re M ason. A lb a n y ; Geo. W ats o n .lours, ♦ a c ti o n . J Buy from y o u r local dottier the place, as the Willamette falls, to succeed himself as mayor of ordered about April 1st and was ex garding te assessment for improv P o r t l a n d : .1 H Buell, Eugene: GAI t w h o is here t o s t a y a n d make Idaho falls and a 6 core of other Portland. Portland knows when pected to arrive not later than May ing Perkins Avenue which was P a r k e r , P o r t l a n d ; II 1 Ilessehlunz. ♦ goo d all guarantee. Eugene: .lack P.oke, P o r t l a n d : .1 M notable northwest waterfalls silent she has a good thing and will keep 1 , but the car shortage got in its granted. Akins, W o o d b u r n ; - W A McKihbon, J NOTIONS and NOVELTIES c it y ; Bert Ab-lvlbben. C o tta g e < irov. ly testily. it. work here and it was not until the A remonstrance was presented F r a n k King, P o r t la n d ; A W Edwards, ♦ ------------------------------------------- If Oregon would take her proper P o r t la n d ; E V Iltimeye.i. Seattle: H (' Pacific University at Forest Grove middle of the lutter month that it and referred to the street committee N icholas, P o r t l a n d : N orris B Gregg. place us to population, she can do finally left San Francisco and has ; against the pro|>osed improvements P o rtla n d ; D M M cCarthy; A L Leister. is to have a $ 20,000 brick gym nas so. It is a question of the will C h ic a g o : J A Buckled, C hicago Geo. been sixteen days in making the of Rivei street. ium. B Dorns, Eugene; Alex L e w is. L e a ami the endeavor of her people. journey. The usual grist of bills was a l b u rg . N ature did her part, and left the Lost Eight Jersey Cows in Barn Fire. 60 YEARS’ This firm haudles powder both ; lowed and ordere 4 paid. THOMPSON EXPERIENCE r e e f , to Oregonians. The State De Saturday night at 12 o’clock lens wholesale and retail and practically G B S tandisti, A r t h u r Monroe, P M velopment league meets in Port Elgaard, who owns the old poor controls the section embraced fiom Caselieer, A D O w ens, A F Ow ens, H Flag Day. land J u n e ¡¿1 and '¿'1. Then and farm two miles west of the city, lost Albany to Riddell, California. A D am ew o o d . B o n a P a t t e n . I ’ M Lough N e x t Friday, June 14th is flag 11 11 , J H lltkenny, J o h n R y d n , B F there will he the opportunity lor eight valuable Jersey cows and a large quantity of it is used in the S ie n e r. I’eebanon , lini : W 111 Uinelev, deepening and widening the plans goo,I ham by fire. It is not known mining districts, notably the Blue; day, the anniversary of the adop Win Rnsglicr, B e rt .Shields, M Maston. how the fire stnrted. Mr. Elgaard trade M arks tion of the Stars and Stripes ns the I. H a n g d n n , .1 li I-'raskcs, Jo h n I’.rydn ( for a proper Oregon, an Oregon a-, D e s ig n s L Toney a n d wife. Rev. .S hields, A Al- 1 was up till 10 o'clock that night liver and Bohemia districts, the C o p y r ig h t s A c . lug and as numerous as nature an 1 everyU iug was all right at tha t quantity handled by this firm being national flag. One hundred and leu, Borane; Airs. .I 1. Mesenee a n d A n y o n e pending n nkptrh an d d escrip tio n m ay q uickly .’« c e rta in o u r opinion fre e w h e th e r an C Nelsen, J r - . P ow ell. I M planned for. It is the time to time. Captain Beerman, who was from two to five carloads a year. thirty yenrs ago on that date, June family: in v e n tio n i* p ro b ab ly p u ten tab le. Comm unira* F a s t , < W C a rte r , R o h t. s Owen, S i tlo n * stric tly , ■ m tldenttal. HANDBOOK o n P ate n t« s e n t free. (»Meet fluency f o r *<>rurnifr p a te n ts . launch the movement for the state on his way to Eugene from the The past year or two it has averaged I 4 , 1777, congress enacted that the leni: J T B reeding H E Newton, i. I. P ate n t« ta k e n th ro u g h M ann A Co. rece iv e N e w to n . C .1 N ewton Brini.-., Gleg special notice, w ith o u t charge, in th e to come into her own. AH it costa western end o f the county, while between three aud five carloads but flag of the thirteen Uuited Slates strain . P a n in s F all, J c A nderson, ( is effort, and the reward will he passing along the load discovered the demand this season up to the lie 13 stripes, alternate led and Davis, F r a n k Schneider, i. W selinei A h an d so m e ly 11 lust ra te d w eekly l.nrcrpfit d f . worth the cost Who will demur, the barn on fire. He awoke Mr. present tune justifies this firm in white; that the Union be 13 stars, der. O w en W in s h a w , .1 II Hawley. illation . f an y pcientlflc Journal. T erm s, 93 a y o a rj fo u r i n tn a .f l. Hold by all newsdcHlers. white m a field of blue, represent and what can he the possible reason Elgaard, hut it was too late to save anticipating a large sale. In fact, & This is Worth Saving when the building ol a matchless the cows, which had been shut up the business iu all its branches, ing a new constellation. B ranch Office, r . F St.. W a sh in g to n , I>.C. T h e following simple h o m e -m a d e state out of ahunknnt materials on while a fence around a grain field which constitutes everything han "The question of keeping the child m i x t u r e Is said to relieve a n y fo rm every hand is proposed for Oregon? was being built. A wagon and t h e ' dled in an up-to-date liuidware ren fairly presentable during their of R h e u m a t i s m o r back ach e, also He Fired the Stick. — Portland Journal, piny h- h i s is ; i l ways doubly difficult cleanse a n d s t r e n g t h e n the K id n e y s, " I h a v e lire«! the w a lk in g stick I've horse» were saved, hut the cowsi store exceeds their expectations. an d B ladder, o v e rc o m in g a ll u rin a ry . .li ned civ. r lu years, on a c c o u n t of a This we might stale to l>e the in flic summer. Half an hour’s romp d is o rd e rs , if t a k e n before the stag.- -- .re th a t M -I t -d .-very kind of t rt'at- were left to perish in the flames, as ing In the garden* will soil and it was impossible to get where they case in all lines of business, for al rumple nn.v frock, until It Is only tit of B r i g h t ’s d is e a se : Fluid E x t r a c t m e n t . u n ti l I tried Bm-klcn’s A rn ica The Summer Outing. S a lv e ; t h a t h a s healed th e s o r e a u d though there doe« not seem to be for the till», so all sensible mothers D andelion, one-half o u n c e ; Cum- m a d e me a h a p p y m a n , " w r i t e s J o h n It is not too early to begin plan *1 were. T h e bain was a substantial struc any special rush, business in all devote a large share of the summer’s p o tn d K a r g o n , o n e -imice; C o m G a r r e t t , oi North Mill N, C. Guar- Ding for the summer outing. We pil. . b u rn s , etc., by Ben outfit to strong, easily Ironed dresses pound S v r u p S a rs a p a ril la , t h r e e s a o u n t' ’s d P f h a a rm ture and was of good size. The lines is reported as being good. acy. may have hut a day, or a lew of ounces. Mix by sh ak in g well in a In which their little ones can play in b o tt le a n d t a k e In te a -p o o n fu l d o - them at must, and there may l>e no cows were valued at $,r>0 each. T he pence." Thus nay the authority on MARRIED FOR SALE money to spend on <tress or travel; total loss is probably $Soo or $'*oo, "Practical t ’lothss for Little Girls" In after meals an d a t lied tim e. A w ell-k n o w n a u t h o r i t y s t a t e s t h a t with no insurance. At the residence of Rev. C. A. the July numtier of the New Idea hut this should not discourage ua. i A Jersey cow. Enquire o f John these in g r e d ie n ts a r e tn ain ly .»1 veg We all need the vacation and we, The blaze wa« seen in town by Wooley, East Eugene, at 2 p. ni. Woman's Magazine, and common e ta b l e e x t r a c t i o n , and liarm le-s to Edmonds, Saginaw, Ore. tf are all lengin.f to g e ta w a y to the \ Nightwatchman Croner and others. June 4 , 1907 , John Clarence Morss sense is the keynote of her article, us«., an d ca n he o b ta i n e d a t sm a ll The same writer extends for helpful green fields, the forest, the stream, It appeared to lie close in, and Cro and Miss I.ancelotte I). Frit/., Bev. advice to the summer girl with ath cost from a n y good piescription pliar Hinds will sell you any kind of a officiating Mr. letic tendencies and appropriate sug m ney. Those w h o t h i n k they h a v e ranch lrom 10 ‘o 2000 acres. Call or Hie water-side. Not even the ner awakened the firemen aud had C. A. Wooley »( larm family, so surrounded !>v the horses hitched to the engine to be Morss is a well-known aud popular gestions an- given for eost umes k id n e y t r o u b l e o r sutler w ith lam e and see his list. b ack o r w eak bladder o r rh e u m a tism Ireanties of nature as at times to ready to start in case an alarm was young man of Cottage Grove. His adapted to any of tier varied activi The Brown Shoe Co. shoes can’t shou ld g iv e th is p re - o rlp tlo n a t r i a l , tire i f them, wants to go to the turned in, but it was soon learned charming young bride is recently ties. Rea.I the articles tiefore under ns n o h a r m c a n pos-ib lv follow its be beat. Sold by Oliver Veatch. taking the preparations for your city I i a change. F urther away that the fire was too tar out.— from Iowa. They will make their summer outing, and yon w i l l lind use, a n d it is said t o d o w o n d e rs for some people. future home in Cottage Grove. from the haunts ot human beings G u ard . your task much simplified. The Leader leads— never follows, COTTAGE GROVE LEADER as BAN K IN G BY MAIL PORTLAND, OREGON INTEREST BANKING BY MAIL SAVINGS BANK CttL xiMtarantcr & Crust Companp .G ra p h o p h o rv e F R E E i The B a z a a r. P atents Scientific American. MUNN Co.3F,B,°ad"a»N ew York
