COTTAGE GROVE LEADER 70UACE «.HOVE M EM M rUBI.IKHKP KVKKV HATH Kl» AY. ItV TIIK I.KAKKK H BI ISHIN«! IO liter him safely ami with reasona­ ble proinptuts* at hi* destination. I f it fail* it should be penalized, unlesH a reasonable showing ran be made that its plain contract could not he fulfilled. If there was a law on the statuta-book* tequiring the railroad cotu[>fluy to make adequate rebate* to passengers when they are not carried according to adver­ tised schedule, or within the ad­ vertised time, we should have a better train service in Oregon in a hurry.—Oregonian. MOVING BELT SAVES LiEE Unconscious Man Carried on Belt From Broken Steam Pipe. STATE AND COUNTY Items of Interest In a Condensed Form. When a large steam pipe in the plant of the Lebanon Paper mill buvsted yesterilay afternoon while a t'W tO K im O N HATH* R, L. Smith, the chief engineer, . |l AO lint* Year .«ft six Montili was engaged in making repairs AS TAKEN FROM OUR EXCHANGES . .rs riireee M. mh I ji I pulii 111 1 UJV.AUUF but If uut 10 paid a upon it, a swift moving belt •nil rin rule <»l i»o per year will ne < tijrge*. Adtrfnsiiiti rares mad* kuuwu on application through a miraculous chance car­ ried the badly sctlded and uncon- A Resume of the Week s Local Hap- CL (TUBINO LINT scioua man out ot danger, in all penmngs of the State and County T h e C o tta g e G r o v e L f a i u h for one probability saving his life. Briefly Told. re a r, and an y o f the fo|li»wing publi- The convention of the Oregon According to a telephone mes­ ••ation for one year, fo r the p rlee set Development League promises to opposite • sage from Lebanon yesterday. En­ fi 7ft New York Tribune Farmer be thoroughly successful and es­ gineer Smith had just discoveretl 1-75 Toledo Weekly Blade............ One day last week 20,000 sheep 2-SO pecially effective. Many active Portlaml Weeklyiiregoulaii that one of the large steam pipes were shipped from Baker City to a •J 00 Portlaml Weekly .luiiru.il 2.25 Portland Semi-Weekly Journal workers throughout the state are was leaking and had climbed upon Moutana buyer. 2.AO San Kranciseo rail .......... 2. AO San Kranelseo Examiner now in Portland and there seems an improvised platform to where 2.00 Sunset Magazine, San Francisco . 2.50 to be a universal deeire for the till Went, lam AIIKI-Iel Mrs. Ida Calahan was elected the break was an«l was engaged in 1.7ft Town ami < ountry Journal 1.7» Northwest Poultry .fonrnal people ot this state to add enorm­ school director at Corvallis this 2.2ft making the necessary repairs. I)i Pad He Home« lead ously to the population of Oregon week, receiving all the votes but rectly behind him and he lew ran a SATURDAY...................Jl'N F '.’2,1907. a* a result of tbe colonist rates be­ wide belt which aids in driving the one. ginning September 1st and continu­ machinery in that part of the mill. Pendleton authorities are com­ ing until (October Hist. These rates The Simple Life. Without warning the steam pipe pelling all lot owners to destroy are exactly the aauue as were in ef suddenly burst aud Smith was de- the weeds. This should be done in .1 list leave l lie city's heated ulr. feet during March aud April—$ 25. Ami seek both jov and rent lnged with steam and hot water. nil towns. By «'anting «ill your l«>u«l ot care from Missouri river and St. Paul Tbe man’s arms shouldeis and one Oil Nature'« loving breast. A Silverton man fell thirty feet, territory, embracing 10,000,000 of leg were fearfully scalded an«l he from the roof of a mill, lighting on Then vinit ench rememliereil nook people, $30 from St Louis and $33 You haunted year« ago— fell backward unconscious onto the his feet on some lumber, and was The posture green, the pebbly brook. from Chicago, with $2 50 less for wide belt, which bore his body out uninj tired. The Held you iie«*«l to hoc. every ticket «a*t of Umatilla. of danger anil finally threw him Again you'll see the rustic gate A Sherman county man sold 54 Where you were wont to lean Oregon has received no better j onto the floor. A physician was at pounds of butter from one cow, in With her y«m «teemed your cho*en advertisement than the visit ot the once summoned and the injured mate— May, besides using her milk on tbe Oregon girls throughout the East. man was given medical ai«l. It is table. A his* of *weet sixteen. llow like your boyhood days 'twill Tbe newspapers everywhere they thought he may recover. It is said W H. P. McDonald and Y , O. seein, visited gave them extraordinary that had the belt not carried the A* leisurely you «troll E'reeman o f Sacramento, Cal., lias engineer’s body out of th<- escaping Down by the denr old silver «treum attention, and now comes the Fort With halt and lishing pole. Worth, Texas, R-cord, of last Sun - I steam, both eyes would have been bought the, interest of Walter Lyon The hank of vlehling ran«« will lie day, devoting its leading editorial put out by the scalding water. in the Albany Herald. A cool an«i restful bed, Earl Walker, an eight-year old to their trip and complimenting Smith's home is said to lie in the With Natn-e'« azure canopy Suspended o’er your head. the plan as being ’ ’novel, valuable Siuslaw country. lie has an uncle boy of Springfield, was run over by ami effective for publicity pur­ W. W. Smith, at Monmouth. Her­ another boy on 11 wheel and lmd his The bird« will twitter all «lay long The note* you love to hear; leg broken, besides being otherwise ald. pose»." The been will drone u harvest son« injured. Familiar to your ear. The Portland Commercial Club’s Appointed Fish Commissioner. A Tillamook paper says: ‘ A The aster anil the golden rod. prize contest of $¡».000 for articles Ench butterfly’* retreat, J . W. Wilson of Yoncalla has re­ small dairy farmer close to town Will seem to give a friendly iiotl on Portlaml, Oregon, and this part ceived the appointment of Fish got a check for $202 for nine cows When e'er you cliHnee to meet. of the United States, appearing in j Commissioner for Southern Oregon. «luring the month of A pril." F'or A zephyr will your sense« steep papers printed out*i«le ol Oregon j Mr. Wilson has been one of the the cows’ milk it means. With incense from the flower*, And give to you refre*hing sleep and Washington is open to every right hand deputies for State Game A Wallowa county sheep herder Through H um m er's golden hour*. resident of Oregon. Warilen Baker, who while regret­ thirsted to get drunk but the coun­ And when at Inst you iniiHt depart 1 ■ ting that he has to loie him from ty being dry lie filled up on various To join the din and strife. Double Wedding at Lorane. There'll he a yearning In your heart his staff, congratulates him on the To leml "the simple life.” Tbe gentle zephyrs wafte«l the ! appointment, which lie believes kinds of extracts with success — S u s a n F ish e r M iln e r. enough to get. iu jail. news to us that there is to be a eonhl not he bettereil. B. S. K ebay, who owns a big double wedding at Lorane on Sun farm near Cresswell, made his first How to Get Better Train Service. day, June 23d. George C. Schnei- ; School Election trial with alfalfa this year and has A passenger train from Seaside der will lead to the alter of Hymen The school election yesterday a crop that will go three tons to t.nd Astoria, with several hundred Miss Ella Addison at high noon, passenger* aboard, was needlessly and as tbe sun casts his glinting passed off quietly. Tlier 1 are about the acre. This ¡«Haifa record will detaine I for four honrs, last Sunday ray* level with the pine-clad slopes | 300 electors in the «li Ariel., Imt he hard to beat.— Reguter. Frank Hubbard ol Dallas, Or, night, at a point several mile* be­ Herbert Doty and Miss Helen Jack- only r,9 eared to exercise their pre­ low Portland, through a trilling ac- son will plight their troth lor all rogative. Mr. J . M. Isham receiv­ dieil at a hospital in Portland, of a ciilent Efficient train management time. George has a little the start ing 21) and Mr. Oliver Yeatch 2li for strange malady. He was a strong would have brought these indig­ in the race but all will anxiously the office of director and J . K. Bar­ hearty man end was sick just 24 nant passenger* to Portland prac watch which team trot* the evenesl j rett was re-elected clerk. There is hour*. He complained of pains in tically on time. Neglect ot their and pulls the stea«lie»t in double not much interest taken iu school the back and abdomen. His skin plight ami indifference to their j harness. The entire neighl>orhoo use Doan’s in l e s s than a year. uous instance at least they have re­ Prior t > that time I Tim Casey, the man fiDed $100 sisted a reasonable drum nd to im­ the company would be nrilered to Kidney Pills had my share of kidney D«Alible, «nt Brownsville, for selling some prove the service, amt that is for Seaside aud if there i* anything that causes j «tuff called whiskey, is reported to the nrstallatlon ot a local traiu be more misery than a disordered con­ A company order has been issued dition of the kidneys, accompanied have been liehl there for the U. S. tween Portland ami Pemlleton. The Slate Railroa«! Commission «Erecting separate Co. E. (). N. G., with backache, tired and listless i marshal on a government charge. ought to lequire the O, R Jit N. to assemble at its armory next Sun­ teeling and restlessness, I have vet Besides this when he gets hack to Doan’* Kidney Coburg it is said he is wanteil there Co. to put on this train, and diould day morning at 7 30 o’clock, carry­ to experience it Pill*, which f procured at a ding ing ratioos for a 24-hours outing on a *ei ions charge. The »torv is require the Southern Pacific to give store, brought me entire freedom lietter serve through the Willamette and otherwise prepared to march to from the pains, achesand lameness, that a man took two glasses of his the rille range two mile* east of regulated the action of the kidneys preparation went to lied at 11 Valley. We have heard much lately town, where tents will be pitche«l. and restored ambition to me so that o'clock and before daylight was about Hie wrongs of Oregou «hip-1 The range will be uiarkeil, pits dug I could get around and atten«l to dead. Ilia face turned blue, and my ilnties without discomfort I now it is said it is probable that the |>ets and there has been a great el and target frames planlrd *lo now and always will recommend fort to retlrcsa them. It is time | Doan's Kidney pills to tin»*«* suffer-! so-called whiskey did it.— Albany Express Rates Reduced ing from kidney ailment iu nuy Democrat. now that ' • .1 V N ,V :U UNI WITH US IN 'O ■ :L i I E< O N ' IEOH : LOWS N< QUE Nr L »ID c :T A o / I N T E R E S T WRITE 1 OR OUR BOOKLET ON BANKING BY MAIL UNCLE • a m » POST OFFICE MAKES OUR BANKING 1:1 .MAIL SYSTEM A SUCCESS S A V I N G S B A N K OF THE it UK Guarantee & C ru s t Company 240-244 Washington St re«, t, 0 >r. S i.o n d , Portland, Oregon MARKET REPORT. - G rap h o p h o rvei F R 1: I PRODUCK. (Prices quoted are wholesale.) «li-rii Finally person* desiring; 20c l«> pu relut:««' a « \ r.'ipopbone «•« in­ Butter, country clini«' Hurt tin'y can secured low­ 1 5c. Butter, cooking er prli'o on a inni-hine by buying 2 5c Butter, creamery, lb ;il Eugene, l’or■ iiu.ii«I. or by >00 Butter fat cullili.' F.nsf. \Ve want to make Egg* those pemoii' ihc following 1 7 1 - c proposition: I I to I 5e Chickens Anyone la.vi 11c proof before iin $4. fio Onions, cwt. to the effect that they or any of Apples, bushel, according to their friends have iiiirelfiised or $t.2.5 quality «•■■in p n r e l i n a n y type of Edl on Columbia or Victor iiraph- Cbittem bark, old 5° o|>li"iii'or records at any of ihn 2!D . Mohair above mentioned places, any 4 Hides, green 7r cheap« -•«•Hing 1 In * 8 c Salt hides, dry same, will lie given n Grapho- I pliom aüsolnicly free. Every a Potatoes $3.00 ■■■ni i I >011 in I 11; I lie same cast- * Cabbage,cw t $5.00 I II only a t the t Turnips, cwt $ 1.5 0 price ed by the laetor.v ami I Carrots, cwt $1-50 1 11 wise is « ■ nipt ly 11 pended. * Parsnips, cwt $2.00 W i......... 1 y el ewlii re you t HAY, onAlN, F.T« ic • inpl «ult t In* exprès*, i (Retail prices are quoted) frei flit « >1 .ni «.ir fare In trans- I Ilei itili. ♦ Wheat, bushel $1.0 0 J I Buy from \ ir locai dealer ’ Wheat and vetch, choppe who is heir to stay and make J ton $26.00 gond all diarantee. 4 Oats, bushel 5°e T NOTIONS and NOVELTIES Bran, ton $ 2 I . OO Clean wheat chop, ton $28.00 Oats au«l vetch choppe ton $25.00 Mixed, ton $24.00 Shorts, ton $28.00 Flour, valley, cwt $2.00 Flour (hard wheat, cwt $2.60 NOTICE Rolled barley, per 751b sack $1.5 5 Sealed bids will be received at Rolled barley, standard, sack $1.00 Dorena by J H. Kirk until the Hay, baled, ton $13.00 •lutli day of June 1 DOT for building I.IV K STOCK M A R K ET . of new school house. A bond of Cows - 74 of cost of building should accom­ Sheep 4C pany each bid. For plan and speci­ Veal, dressed 6 to 7c fication ol said house call on or ad­ Hogs dressed 7 ! zC dress .1. H. Kirk, Dnretia, Oregon. u i 1 h e B a z a a r . : Mix This At Home. For Siile. The following -imply home-mad«' mixture is said to readily relieve and overcome any form of rheumatism liy forcing the kidney* to filter from the blood and system all the uric acid nml poisonous waste matter, reliev­ ing at once such symptoms ns back - ache, weak kidneys and Idmldei and blood «lisensi'S. Try It. as it doesn’t cost much to make, and is said to be absolutely harmless to the stomach. Get the following harmless ingredi­ ent* from any good phnrmney Fluid Extract Dandelion, «mo half ounce; Compound Kargon, one ounce: Compound Syrup Harsnparilln, three ounce*. Mix by shaking well in u liottleuml take a tea spoonful .after each meal and again 111 bedtime. This simple mixture is said to give prompt relief, and there are very few case* of Rheiunntlsm anil Kidney trouble* It will fail to t ine perma­ nently. These are all harmless, every day drugs, and your druggist should keep them In the prescription department ; if not. have him order tlwin from the wholesale drug houses for you. rather than fail to use this, if v«»ii me a filleted. ^tirili« ¡«le vili, lambir cut tu length $11. Better grnde $13 ut Bromi l.umher Co'« nuli Cottage Grove, Dregon. fi-4 Attention Horsemen. The Leader Jol> office has just bought several new horse cuts and is prepared to print bone bills at very reasonable juices. Horsemen will