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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1907)
powerless to supply to the tender OREGON life the gentle caress, th_- soothing COTTAGE GROVE lullaby, the peaceful love-light ami I-U BI.ISIIK I) KVKHV S A T I'K U A Y the very divinity that comes only from its fountain head, the pure, HV T in: I.KAIIKKI'I B1.1HHINM < O c o n te n u d , gentle, trustful, tender KnteroU at the Cottage tirove postofflce a» mother heart oml-rlass ¿-elk matter. WOMEN S WOES. Council Meeting. COTTAGE GROVE LEADER On Monday evening the city c iucil met in te gula r session the mayor and councilm'-n all being present. T h e minutes of previous, regu la r and special m eetings were read and approved. A petition w as rend from J. T . l b S p a i n a skin g p e r m is sion to removo the wooden stand now o c c u p y in g a position on the corner of Main und T h ir d street to m Cottage Grove Women are Finding Relief at Last It does seem that women ha ve i more than a fair share o f the aches \ and pains that afflict humanity: Joseph Dorsev of Albany, was in SllliSI It IPT ION KATKH they must “ k eep u p , ” must attend I l>ne Year • ft.flO stantly killed while stringing wire lo duties in spile of constantly ach 8ix MontliH .75 flireee Months - - • .50 for the Home T elephone company ing backs, or headaches, d izzy | i paid in advanee but If not so paid a m il rill rate of $_* oo per year will be ( barged. at Corvallis W ed n esd ay. T h e wire- sPells. bearin g d ow n pains; they 1 Adv r-rtiHiiu: rates made known on application lie was handling carno in contact a location east of the depot. T h e must stoop over, when to stoop | mean« torture. T h e y must walk ' with a power wire aud 23,000 volts petition was denied. CMJBHINO LIST and bend and work with racking 1 went through his b o d y, causing in A remonstrance from property ; pains and m any aches from k idney The Cottage (¡rove L radeb for one year, ami any of the following publi stant death owners on Fifth street regarding ills. K id neys cause more suffering cation for one year, for the price set the l a y in g of a sewer along the east than any other organ of the body. opposite • Christian Church Convention. Keep the kidneys w ell und health | New York Tribune Farmer .$1 75 side of said street was read. T h i s is easily maintained. Itead of a| I oledo Weekly Blade................. 1 - 7 ® T h e Christian C h u rc h convention ca08e(1 a lcnRlliy discussion and Cortland Weekly Oregonian .. 2.50 remedy for kidn ey s only that ltolps Cortland Weekly Journal............... 2 .oo in session last week a t Turner, laid wa8 d e c l a w l out of ,,rdei. from tLe Cortland Semi-Weekly Journal.... 2.25 and cures the kidneys and is e n San Francisco Call ................... 2.50 plan».for a $10.000 home f ° r nged | fact tha, former ,)ulitlon for said dorsed try people you know. San Frunciseo examiner................ 2.50 Sunset Magasine. San Francisco.... 2.00 preachers and their wives to he lo Mrs. ]{. S. C. Oliver, of C 12 Ma -1 Out West, bos Angeles . . 2.50 sewer had been a llow ed and bids Town and Country .Journal .... 1.75 caled probably at E u g e n e A C hi Northwest Coultrv Journal ... 1.75 advertised for and that those s ig n pie street. Pendleton. Ore., s a y s : | ................. 2.25 nese mission costing #40,000 is to in g the remonstrance had slepi on " I t is now nearly two years since I he established in Portland, with their rights m the ease and had not have had any occasion to use D o a n ’s SATI'KD.V Y .HT.Y G, 1 !N) 7 . $20,000 already pledged. Kidney Pills. Prior t < tlmt time I Money filled the requirements of the law had my share o f kidney trouble, j was pledged for evangelism o f P o r t aud ordinan-e. T h e remonstrance and if there is a n y th in g that cutises Young Merchants. land aud state points. T h e conven was therefore laid on tli table in- more misery than a disordered cou- The scrup iron |>iU- behind the shed tion was well attended and repre dilion of the kidneys, accompanied delinitely. I- gi m n Ito I «lay inni ulght ; Kaeli bit of junk, each nitrirci shred, aenlatives from Ohio, K e n tu c k y , A bid for the construction of n with Imckaehe, tired and listiess Suoli disappear from sight. feeling and restlessness, I have yet Indiana, Idaho, Iow a, Illinois mid sewer on F ifth street from Mr. Har And when we wond'ring, ask the lo ex p erience it. D o a n ’s K id ney every s>nte of the N orthw est. The emise w as opened and the contract a w a r d Pills, w hich I procured at a th u g We get the ,| nick reply delegates were stirred to great ed to him for the sum of $Hlii).0l tore, brought me entire freedom Without a Hugh* instant's panne: th ings b y such speakers as G eo rg e *• Kourlh o' .1 uly!” Report o f the c ity c le rk sh o w 'll from the pains, aches and lameness,! B. Renshaw of Cincinnati; G eo rg e thut collections had been made f>>r regulated the action o f the kidneys “ Say, can I have this bottle, ma'.’ ” lie asks with plaintiff tone W. M u c k lc y o f Kansas C ity, Mo.; and restored ambition to me so that the quarter a m o u n tin g to . ,, , , .. . . Then down the alley out of sight I conkl liet around and attend to James H. Mohorter, St. L ou is and lie wends iiis way alone. Kepor! from t ho street com mi U» ,nv duties without discomfort. 1 Each Iron bit, each wire strand, many from the Pacific Coast. t do now and alw ays will recommend rega rd in g the improvement Kaeli rag he may espy, lie elutelie with all eager hand— River street led to a lo n g discussion Doan’s K id ney Fills to those suffer- "F ourI li of .1 uly!" Log Driver's Tent Burned. which b rought out the fact that the ' j.n8 from ^rom kidney Sidney ailment in nnv “ Old iron" by day, lull in the night , form. F'or sale by all dealers At noon Wednesday the two order lor improvement ol said treet His dreams are dreams of joy ; Price lift cts. Foster-M ilburn Co. Joy that is writ in Humes that light large tents used for sleeping qu-»r was defective, in isinucli as it r< Buffalo, N. Y . , sole agents for the The life of every boy. ••Old iti te h . old bottles or old ju n k "— teis hv C. L. W i llia m s ’ crew o f l o g ferred to River street as b eing a United States. Remember the name The pile Is growing high. gers w ho were bringing down the part of the old Territorial road,! -— D o a n s— and take no others. 3 eot Means more crackers, rockets, punk, big 4,000,000-foot drive tor the ly j- w hich it is claimed bv those object i ••Fourth ef J uly!'’ FOR SALE gene Luinliet company took file and ing to the im provem ent was n o t ! O. glorious Independence Day! Some people givieii* pain all the personal property and b-.-d correct. C ity Kugineer Mr Liucoln A Jersey cow. Enquire o f John I’. y telling Imys tin- proper way ding belonging to the men were m - T a ylo r was asked tor bis opinion, To make it "sale and sane." dmonds, S ag inaw , Ore. tf (io lo! We'll help them celebrate tirely destroyed. T h e men were | who stated t i n t for forty years the The old way. you and I : eating their dinner about 301 ) feet street in question bad been used ns And lire off crackers early, late, “ Fonrtli o' .1 uly!” j below where the tents were located, a public h igh w ay and know n as — Ex. and one ot the ladv cooks discover River street, but he did not think 4 as & .IBank of Cottage Giove 35 Capital S tock, $25,00 0.00 N i-uoni < K. T h a t truth is stranger that fiction ed that the tents were on lire. T he that it was the old Territorial road. has often been declared and truth men rushed to the conflagration as [ A motion was therefore made to (Prices quoted are wholesale.) fu lly; that real life contains more I q u ic k ly as they could, but before reconsider tin- order for iinprove- Cutter, c o u n try 15c renmrk"h]e stories of tragedy and ' I they got there everything was a ntent and erase the words "Terri- Cutter, c o o k in g ioe mass of llames and nothing w a s j torial ro d which carried. Cotter, cream ery, lb 35c heart break than any related by saved. No one could tell liow the 20c Ordinance No. 1st) was read for Cutter fat novelists is also true, while the fire started. T he word was brought the first time and on motion was 0| E g g * I 7 X-C taies of horror sometimes penued Chickens n to 13c to town by Merritt D evereaux and put th rough the second and third Onions cw t pale into insignificance beside those *4.00 Mr. Pettit, who rode a log down readings aud passed. Apnles, bushel, acc o rd in g to enacted, frequently, under the very 1 the river. They left camp, which nos« of the city police and within $(•25 T h is is an ordinance amending > . '("ulity ¡is two miles above the head o f the vr 5 C 1,1 r ,, 1 v- - , I Chittem bark, old reach of thousands of law respect -Section lb of Ordinance No. .»and , , , 201 . M ohair | Springfield race at. 2:30 and arrived ing citizens. imposes a license of #10 a ye i r o n jij,]CSj ,,r^en Y o u n g women in the smaller ! here ilt 5 -*>. rime* * * « « e7 c b l,¡Hard or |)Ool table, regard- Salt, hides, d ry than with a boat. towns am m the country, surround less of whether there is auy c h a r g e Potatoes ! C abbage, cw t ed by friends and arquaintnnees, made for playin g on them or not. Unknown Tramp Found Dead Near Turnips, cwt m ay well have a care in joining Councilman Porter made a mo Carrots, cwt Railroad thn rush to the c ity on their own tion that on account ot the long ! Parsnips, cw t A n un kn ow n man, persuntably a responsibility t<> seek employment. sickness ot E x - C h ie f U nderw ood, | 11 VY, "»AIN, ETC A case too shocking, too terrible tramp, was found lead near the | thttt he be not rc()Ulrrd to pil> w . ter (Retail prices are quoted) almost to believe, ¡ h that o f youn g j river bank alongside the railroad rate, until such time as he entirely j W h e at, bushel $ t.oo A lm a Church, a Spokane girl, I grade at M cV ey Point, a short dis recovers, and the same carried. W h e a t and vetch, chopped whose awtul slor.v is related in the j taoce above Springfield June!toil T h e matter of the shooting of ton columns of yesterd ay's O r e g o n i a n , yesterday. Coroner G ordon was lire crackers and "titer Font ill of Oats, bushel It says: [ notified nud the body was brought J u ly celebration necessities (?) be Bran, ton Clean wheat chop, ton ••Held a captive in C hinatown j to F.ugene late in the afternoon. An ing confined to certain districts, Oats and vetch chopped, ton $25 00 dens for three y ea 's, the white slave 'exam ination of the body and cloth Mayor Jones said that hv the a u t h Mixed, ton $24.00 o f a yellow monster who guarded J in g failed to reveal the m an’s id' 11 ority vested tu hint as Mayor, he Shorts, t'»n $28.00 her night and d ay with jealo us j l i l y and lie will he buried in the would issiw a proelamat Oil aud Flour, valley, c w t $2.00 vigilance, Alma Church, an attrnc potter's field this afternoon as an $2.60 have the same pu n ted ami p o st'd F l o o r (hard w heat, c w t R"lled bailey , per 751 b sack $ 1.10 liv e looking y o u n g woman w h o j unknown. T h e m an’s neck was defining e stain b » hi a n e s w here Rolled barley , standard, «ack $1.00 He evidently fell off the says her p arenlaare prominent S p o broken. no fireworks of any description Hay, baled, ton #12.00 kane people, was rescued from top o f a car or was knocked <• IT the would he allowed. I .I V K STO CK M A R K E T . bondage worse Ilian death by act gra d e by being struck hv a uniti. T h e following lulls wore rend: I * ows ing Detectives Kay and Kienlen, He w as aged about 35 years and t<. T a y l o r ............. ................. $ I 25 Sheep 4 ° vesterliny nft<p 0011. She is now had all the appearance ot a tramp Chas. I'.I linean...... Veal, dressed 6 to 7c s :t2 under the protection of the police lie had black ch'tlies, a black slouch 'militi ,V. \ ciltcli. . l l i g s dressed 7 ' 4 c \ catch Schmutz He had black II. It. Itnilcy......... department A w aitant was issued hat and licavv shoes. 1 50 "lit s'. for the arr>st o f the girl’s Chinese hair, a chi t beard and was five teet, Electric Eight C,>. K 1 > Tucker...... I f>0 master, whose name t!i» authorities seven inches tall. N othin g was Powell ,v 1 itlhir__ ~> on ito IMI decline to d ivu lge The rockeries | found in his pockets that would in- K 11 S n o i l g r a s - ..... B A W ilk in s a in i dicate where he eaitie from or who o f the Chinese quarter are being '• C o i n e r ................ . i 0,1 Front all appearances he Council thru adjourned searched I >r hint hut the C h in a he was. Occnsionnlly peraona desiring ♦ until • to purclinHeii Hrnitophone con man has so tar evaded the officers.” had been dead probably a d a y .— Monday evening July S. clude that they can »eviirenlow- Guard. — Corvallis Gazette i r price on a ntHcliliie by buying at Eugene. Portland, or by W A N T ! • P f speri need bridge M-nding East. We w a n t to.make DIED. carpenters, s;: at i d i\-, also ’ abor- T h e r e is nothing quite so beauti those itersons the follorviag A -Idress I». V. proposition: At his home at Lorane on Friday ers # 2.50 a d .v, ful in this world as a virtuous, Anyone laying proof beiore ns Cooper, Black Rulle, Oregon. 13-3t of heart happy un i contented home, remarks j night, June 2 s, 1 !>() 7 , fotheeffei-t that they or any of V their friends have purchased or an exchange. S u ch hemes are the trouble, William Crow, aged i>t> ran purelinse, pureha-e, any tv|........ tv|M> of I:> Edt- I i> i > , ; Tord to b u y house • can ,. • crndle ot true men and women. years. ' y get 1 . . ........ ... or Victor Graph- t t » f i t ophone «»r ivt-onls ut nnv of the X Deceased was one of the pioneers s , v Criminnlitv c>mcs of blood taint • . for whn h parents are to blame. I of the county, having come t o Ore- ones. • cheaper than we are selling the tf I t same, will lie given a lirnpho- T h e mother more enamored of the > gon in his you n g manhood across . phone a b s o lu t e ly free. Every dance than o f her faintly, o f g i v i n g the plains with o x team. He was M VN At this office, d e a n ♦ agent is bound by the sameensf- functions than imparting instruct- l e t t e r known by his nickname cotton rags for which we will pay { Iron contract to s d l only a t th» , prlre- \ed by the factory ami ion to her children is no less a con-1 ’’ B o b " than by bis real name. He 2¿" cents a pound. any agent doing otherwise is ** promptly aus|>ended. tributor to the world’ s sum of ctira- leaves a wife and four children, 1 : When vim bnv elstovl rhere you inality than the father teaching his Klitn, Klmira, Oral and Miss Pearl, For Sale. an- simply out the express, (IS freight or your ear farcin trans troy the roads o f vice T h e child, who are all at ho ne. He has been Muría ' ilewalk lumber cut to action. fi? y o u n g and tender, looks to t h e ' i n poor health for some time but length f i t . Better grade il-t at Buy from you r loonl dealer w ho is here to stay and make mother heart for its first tutilage, his death was unexpected and was Brown I.muber Co's mill C otta g e g -ed all guarantee. tb 4 and the germ s o f peevish passion, a great shock to his neighbors and d ro ve. Oregon. MOTIONS and NOVELTIES deceit and g a m in g are those which friends. Mr. Crow was one of the For Sale form c rim e ’ s foumlat on. The most widely known and respected m o th er's n a m i n g can dull the t n- citizens of Lorane. T h e funeral A good horse ch ea p if taken at I * n û n 35 (* i EUGENE \ HOSPITAL ■ L M i ’ MHIMl’AI, ANI» s l K t i l f AL ST A F F \V. Ivnykelidali : M I» \V. O. Prosser, M I) P. J. Hurtle, M. I) I*. F. Scuiefo, M 1» C.-tfSk I. lì. Barile, M. I>. «JC»*. O H. Dollar, M I) L I M Ile ; 11 , M. II - J For the tare and treatment «i M .¡¡tal and Surgical Cases. Modern op- perating room'and equipment- Appliances far K ray work, Sputum and blood examina lions Fnl! >rp of tn Rato n application TRAINING SCHOOL POR NU R S Lis. R e g u la r i >ii. if li ; m-,- i, \ t.li ■ f.'ii-ult .ni I |>r.u -1 ¡i-.il t r a i n - ing m II»- h o q d ta l. T h e me> I» d ai»I >1, ; -,il ■ tali' of I he l»is- p ita l c o n s titiiirs tli • ia c u liV I'iil- 1 .ties in i n f o r m a t i o n , ail dress W K l ' Y K I NDAI.I.. M I), Si.pt ÌJ L, B ; Y-£ . TJPS'Îbï 1 m l y im e sto w a Cx'iosifioii LO W R Ä T E S J u l y 3 -4 -5 . A u g u s t 8 9-10, S e p t e m b e r 11-125-13. MARKET REPORT. J r& Portland to Chicago and rtt'irti # 71 . 50 . Portland to vS t. Louis and r< turn $ 67 . 50 , Portland to S t Paul Minneapolis, Duluth, .Su perior, W in nipi g. P in t A r t h u r and return $(¡0. 3 T r a in s D aily 3 i -» ir ticke mat ion, call on or addi -ess 12-2 T i l I ItD ST liions and adtiilimial infoi*. H. D I C K S O N . C . P I it Nor. By. T. A. PORTI. AND. OR. R i- n . - - s' x SAVE $1.70 A n d <t f a !»•..■ • J the w o ,11 T W I C U F.ACH \YI{EK, the lo ;» n»ws olii ah and an illustriteli magazine once a mon di T his », tit combinatimi : Semi Weekly Ore,on Imirnal, one year. 104 copies Cottage Grove Leader, one year, 52 copies ....... Pacific Monthly, one year 12 copies ......................... Publishers' price for the three SL.iO L.'O l.ofl $4.(M) A l l t h r e e o n e y e a r for $ 2 . 3 0 1 Tin* S e t n I - W e e k l y JcurixaL I'orltnitl, ( »r , is a larm newspaper published Tues day and I ridav o! cat li '•••••k i! It;. - ilsmvn I -ased wires mid its reports al events are always tin* latest anti'■ iili »id '.i t nr |irejintiee Its market r. ports are «orrected up for eaeli issue by one t.In .•• • ud . - U :- to do that ami nothin«; else they are relia ble. Its story p i e.a n dp . i •mu > are alv.ay mb-resting, a <1 its farm department (soon to be a mature) w ill contain or'cjlnal art ieles by special paid writers The pacific Monthly, i ' I um I a! Roman), Or . is the l.-adinu maaa/ine oi the West, it Is I h iiitit iuteresliuu. T he Cottage G r o v e LoAtier. your local pap er and yo u need it to kee p in touch with local news and happ« untes ^ T K c T hree F o r O n e Y e a r , O n l y S i'? Now or R enew als 30 ¡Graphophorve: F R E E : ri'H dency to evil, but the fathei is j was held Sunday. once. Knquire at this oflice. T he B azaar. U c a l c r s in also handle nil kinds of F arm in g M a c h in e ry C r e a m Separators, dons and Sporting Goods A m m u n itio n , ta c Remember We Buy for Quality. - Call on Griffin & Veatch Co, THE LEADER. T h e A\ost Popular Paper of C ottage Grove
