Cottage Grove leader., July 27, 1907, Image 2

COTTAGE GROVE LEADER
not agree with them they never
ioruGE g r o v e
.
O r e g o n stop to question their honesty.
A newspaper that strives to emu-
I ’ I I U . I S I I H ) K V K K Y S A T I K I IA V .
late the example o f theso two men
in taking the publie into their eon
I1Y T ltK t,KAI»Klt f l BJ.ISIIIN«; < (»
finence will at least have its hon­
Filtered ut the CottageGruve poslofMee us see esty above suspicion, whatever the
oiid-elass mutter.
error of judgment, which the pub-
lie is always w illing to forgive, but
SI HSCICI l ’T ION HATKS
Une Year
• U -*
Hlx Months
.75
Tlireee Months
•
•
-
.*>0
i paid iii advance but if not so paid a
in if *rm rale ol 92 .M per year will I m * charged.
Adv.-rtf'inu' rates made known on application
never a want o f honesty.— Ex.
New Depot at Albany.
BORN
i.**
T o Mr and Mrs Eva 1!. W ilkins
on Saturday July 20 , 1!> o 7 a 10-
Th e state railway commission has pound girl.
directed that a new depot he hnilt
T o Mr. and Mrs. W. Hubbel on
in Albany during the remainder ol Saturday Julv *20, 1007 a son.
,lie year 11*07 and that the arrange,
meats be such as to facilitate the
traffic at this point and be a safe-
guard to the patrons and a conven­
ience to the trrin crews in handling
traffic, 'flic new depot is to cost
not less than $<>,000 and may bo in
the form of a union depot to accom­
modate the increased demands on
account o f the our chase o f the Cor
vallis k Eastern by the Harritnan
interests.
Th e order w ill involve not only a
new depot, but a change o f the en­
tire yards as to trackage, stockyards
and freight sheds.
The new
dep it, furthermore,
f
L r U I nil«'IMF
ULnL
V
i H O S P I T A L
I’o Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jordan
mi Friday July 1 0 , 10o7 a daugh­
ter.
J MEDICAI. AMISI RUn:.\l. STAKE.
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P. J. Barile, M. D*
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lì. F. Seaiefe .M i>.
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1. K. M( Uoii|*((l M. 1».
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LOST
Foi Ihe care and Irealmenl of Medical and Surgical Cases. Modern op*
During this dog-day period, when
between Eugene an I Cottage Univo
Appliances for X ray «ork. Spulimi and
iteratine room ¡and equipment
the atmosphere is laden with a spir­
a packet liouk containing it railroad
blood examination!-
P ii P corps 01 Ir.Jncd nurse
Rales on application
ticket nini otln r pa|icrs. Cinder w ill
it of resistance to corporation op­
CLUBBING LIST
plea-c semi it to the Nugget utlice.
pression, don’ t let the fellow who
The Cotta#* <irovt* L eadfr for on*
T R A IN IN O S C H O O L FOR N TJR S LS .
Cottage finivi*, and receive reward.
yoiir, ami any of the following publi­ never contributes a dollar towards
cation for od « year, for the price set the advertising and advancement ot
opposite *
Regular course ol Icctun*s Dy 1 1 1 (* facility and practical train-
his community be excused from
$175
New York Tribune Farmer
iu*_ in til’ Ilo |, ¡ t ; 1 1. Tin* inedir.il and surgirai stall' of tin* bos-
I 75
T o le d o W e e l i . B la d e
making such contribution because
The Leader lias a $75 scholar­
pital couh I Ilutes tlx* furili tv.
In r rate- m information, nd-
2.50
fort land Weekly Oregonian
2.00
Pori lain! Weekly .lournal
dross
W. K ! ' YK ENDAI.b, M. D. iSupt.
he can talk louder ami ottener than
ship in the IiMernntional Corres­
2.25
Portlanu Semi Weekly Journal
2.50
Han Francisco ( ’a l l ..................
i the busy man and good citi/.eri who
pondence School o f Scranton Fa.,
San Franeiseo Examiner........... . 2.50
2.00
Hansel Magazine, San Franeiseo
believes that a “ square deal” in­
for sale, and anyone wishing to take
. 2.50
Out West, bos Angeles
1.75
Tow n and C ou ntry J o u r n a l.
cludes
himself
and
that
lie
should
ft course in tin*, w ell established
1.75
N o rth w est P o u ltry .lo u rn a l
Paeitie Hom estead
do his duty toward hie fellow « iti “ " " f 1,e lo,;at<*‘l 0,1 ,he ‘ 'citV sitl° ” “cho«>l will do well by calling at
this office.
zen— if “ broke or too stingy t
o
________ ____________
•Il I.Y
1907.
satfkday
make giving a pleasure, he cau do
FOR SALE
his section some good by writing a
Ninety odd goats for sale—mostly
I'!very lawyer in the state will be
few letters to relatives, acquaint- :
nannies at John Hostellers, Saginaw,
interested in the revision ol the
ances and friends in the East, fell
Mayor Jones gave his annual Oregon.
2n-4t
rules o f the supreme court, which ing them o f the low rates to, and picnic to the Sunday School child-
are to take
effect October 1 the glorious opportunities presented reti ot the M F. Church yesterday
FOR SALE
Among the principles changes are
A Jersey co*.v. Enquire o f John
by Oregon.
at Latham scljo.il bouse about two
the followin'.::
tf
miles from the city. A most de-; Edmonds, Saginaw, Ore.
If tile people o f Oregon tail to
N o order will be made allowing
N
liglitfiil time was bad and a large
We also handle ¡ill kinds of
an extension of time to file trau- take advantage o f the colonist rates j
Home-Made Catarrh Cure.
I number o f children and their par­
setipt upon live days’ notice to the beginning September 1st. and con
\ny one can mix right a t home the
tile
holiday
,
,,
ents eiqoyed
and
adverse paity, unless the time is tinning until Octobei n isi, it will
i ( .st remedy of Its kind known The |
“ Jones paid tlie freigh t.”
C r e a m S eparators,
S p o rtin g (io o d s
name
“ Cyclone" is given to the fol­
too short to give notice, in which not be the fault of the newspapers,
lowing prescription, it is supposed,
(in n s a n d A m m u n ition , F.tc
cose lime w ill be enlarged on ex for both 111 new s editorial and lo
.......
of its promptness in driving
i;-om tin* blood an I system every ves­
parte showing until such notice cal columns the press c f the State
tige of catarrhal poison, relieving
Remember We Buy for Quality,
Caii on
has kept the facts before its read
this foul and dread disease, no mat­
shall be given.
i OontAnued from p a g e l.)
ter where located. T o prepare the T
Th e object of this i hange ìh this: ers
Remember this is the one-way
i mixture: « Jet. from any good phar­
in manv cases application is made rate, the iii ksts are only T O Ore­
macy one-half ounce Fluid Kxtrnet *»/
Rapid lire, ‘200 yards.
Dandelion, one ounce Compound Kai
to the supreme court for this pur­ gon and not round-trip, and good i
Number of Bliots: T wo sigbtiug ! gon iind three ounces Compound i\S
pose when they have no record fur ant point in the State, but the
Sarsaparilla. Shake well and
'shots and ten shots for record at Syrup
use in teaspoonful doses after each
whatever o f the ease amt tlie court ticket must read to your station
meal and at bedtime.
| each range.
below having full jurisdiction to when it, is purchased of the agent
This is a harmless, inexpensive
Position: Standing at ‘200 yards mixture, which lias a peculiar action
m ike such order, is in a better po­ back in the other States
and prone with head toward target upon tho eliminative tissues of I lie
sition to know ol its justice.
kidneys, assisting them to litter and
D if'iu g t e past, three weeks the -'d all other ranges.
tmin fioin the iilooii and system nil
Mandates b ive heretofore been
The prize: Silver cup, to become catarrhal poisons, which, it noternd-
travel into Oregon from the East
held until of the parties have ap­
; lea ted, nre absorbed by the mucous
has been as large as at any time the property of the organization ! membrane, and an open sore or ca­
plied for it
Hereafter they will be
tarrh Is 1 ho result.
during the Lewis and Clark Expo­ first winning it three times
sent down as soon as the motion
Prepare some anil try it, as il is
sition, and many of the visitors are
S T A T E M E D A L M ATCH .
;
t In- prescription of an eminent ea
for reheaiiug is decide I, if over­
tarrli
qieoinlist o f national reputn •
Open to all members o f teams
becoming familiar with the oppor­
ruled, or after *20 ■ In;, s after tlie
t Ion.
tunities afforded by the State, a competing tor state trophy.
case is decided and no motion lor a
T E N T H A N D M ORRISON STREETS, P O R T L A N D . O REG O N
Slow lire, 200, (¡00 yards.
largo number o f tourists having
A . P A R M S T R O N G . L L . B., PRINCIPAL
rehearing has been made.
Latest style o f visiting cards at
Rapid
fire,
200
yards.
made stops at five or six points iu
Th o Leader office at 7$ cts. per I 0 O.
Educates for success in 1 a-.rt time and at small expense, and sends each stu­
It has been discovered that man­
Position, number o f shots, and
different parts ot the state.
dent to a position as soon a:; r. mpett ut. Quality i . our motto, and reputation for
dates have been left here for months
rules, the same as for t.ito trophy
thorough work brings us over I■ » 1 ) calls per month for office help. Individual in­
Subscribo for t.hc Leader.
after cases have been decided, be­
struction insures rapid progrr s. We teach the loose leaf, the card index, the
team match.
cause no one lias called for thorn
I voucher and other modern methods of bookkeejnng. Chartier is our shorthand;
The prize: A gold medal, to ho
ea s y , rapid, legible,
beautiful catalogue, lmsiue . forms and penmanship fre<—
and in some instances tlie parties
come the property ol the ofiieei or
A s a result o f the visit of Judge
I write today. Refen
merchant, any bank, any newspaper in Portland.
have been in jail. And in civil
soldier winning it thr e times. Tho
R
A
.
Hallinger,
commissioner
of
causes attorney a have not seemed to
D. C Baughman. Prop r.
highest individual score in the state
find out that tho mandates were the general land office to Roseburg,
the congested condition in the land i tro P,,y match w il‘ •>«• ■"• >r.»ed the
ready to lie had lor the asking.
! *2 *
office will be relieved as rapidly as Prize
" ,,s “ «“ ch*
I 11 criminal cases the clerk will
STA I E IN D IV I D E A L MATCH
FLOUR. M IL L FEED
possible.
Luige Hallinger has nr-
set cases after ‘ 2 d days have elapsed
There will be a match known as
dered a proof clerk to be sent to
POULTRY SUPPLIES
u
from the date the appellant lias
the
State Individual match to he
lioseburg to aid in the work, as
filed his brief, unless the state shall
B a n h
o f C o tta g e
< vov>c
well as other assistants.
“ I found ! °P en to al1 members of the National
make application lo have the time
affairs
badly congested at. th e ; G ,,a .r ‘1 ‘mmpeting for
the state
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
enlarged, and give some valid rea­
land office and w ill do the best I trophy.
C a p it a l Stocky $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0
sons therefor. Th e object being to
Residence 215.
The following are t lie conditions Phone: Office I.IS.
can as nearly ns possible to relieve
expedite the trial o f criminal eases.
of this match:
the situation. The men are simply
The appellant is seldom desirous of
I. One skirmish run.
TIM H EItliAN'D A «'T JI NK ;i. IS7H—
crowded with more than they can
such expediting, and somo times
NOTH'K. FOR FI m .K 'A TIO N
2
200 yards, slow fire.
attend to and I have ordered a
m
the district attorneys forget there
Fnileit States Land Office
J. 200 * ards, slow lire.
proof clerk to help them. Ollier
Roseburg,
«>regon.
July
s.
1907.
is such a case.
1. 000 yards, slow lire.
Notice is hereby given that in com­
assistants will be sent to the ajd of
pliance with the provisions of the net
Sixteen briefs will be required in­
5.
800
yards,
slow
lire,
the office and I hope to see the bus­
of Congress of June:!, Is7s. entitled
■Vv'vWNNWNNy
- • VS V' . -> WNNVV
S.'VVVVxS-'V'
stead ot twelve, as heretofore. This
000 . 1000 yards, slow tiro.
"A n act for llu* sale of timber lauds
iness well
attended to
111 a
is because ol the increased number months.”
Position, numbi 1 of shots, and in the nates of California, Oregon.
Nevada and Washington T errito ry,"
of members, to wit, the two com­
rules, the same as for the state as extended to all the Public Land
States by act o f August 4, 1892,
missioners
trophy match
( 'l l ARLES R. I. A WHENCE
P R IZ E S .
of Comstock, county of Douglas,
State
of Oregon, has this day tiled in
A newspaper like an individual
I
A gold medal; tho gold medal
this olliee Ids sworn statement No.
that lias ,1 mission in lile, that is
I he new hoard of normal school to become the properlv o f tho coni- s_c’, 0 . for the purchase of the W 1 , NT'.1,
consistent and persistent in the ad­ regents has adopted a eomse ol petitor making the highest ;.ggro- St, "I N VV , III Seel Ion No, 8, In
Township N 11 21, Range No. I West
vocacy ol its polirn s and principies, stmly Im all the normal schools ol gale : core
.-1 iii I will offer proof to siiow that the
The new course is prac­
that is lespeeiful and self-respect the slate
2
T w o silver 1 ned. 1 i“
A siivi r laud sought is more valuable for its
tlmliei or -tone than for agricultural
ing, will command tIn...... ntidetue tically as suggested by the presi­ merlai to each ol the tw o competi­ purpose-. and to establish Ids claim
and supjii.it of the public regardless dents o( i f , * various schools, who tors making the highest aggregate to said land before the Register and
Receiver at Rosebltrg, Oiegon. on
of whether d a l. m s rejueseiits the a g u e ! mi the re‘iiiireraents and scores after the gold merlai score.
Saturday, tin* f>th day of 1 »etolier, 1907.
A n d get the news of the world T W IC E E A C H W E E K ,
lie names us witnesses:
views ot all or noi
A newspaper who formulateli 11 fonr-year morse
3 . Five bronze medals.
A
Roy vtriges of Comstock, Oregon:
the local news once a week and an illustrated magazine
tliat is trustworlliy, is holiesl, is J bistenti of tlu» present thren-vear bronze medal to each o f the live .f. \. Origcs of Comstock, Oregon:
once
a month.
This is the combination:
M.
C.
s
lew
art
o
f
(
ninstoejr.
Oregon:
lx)lcl and fcarless and uuwavoiing course. Pedagogy is required of competitors making the highest ag.
1!. .1. Delaney of Comstock. Oregon.
nini yet consci vali ve ami eonsider- all students and elementalv agri gregatc* scores niter the silver iuni­
Semi Weekly Oregon Journal, one year, 104 copies
$1.50
Any and all persons claiming ad­
versely tin* aItove-described lands nre
ate of others, always secures res|>ert culture and domestic science or \ al score
Collage (irove Leader, one year. 52 copies..........
1.50
rei|:iested to tile their claims in tins
,m. ,,|v„,
,,
the com
for its opinions and confidane»! in manual training are among the im I 4 , . , <bit*
Pacific Monthly, one year. 12 copies......................
|,00
office on or liefore said oth day of
1
,
October, 1907.
its honesty o f purpose. It receives portant studies of tho new cirricu . . .
Publishers’ price for Ihe three.
$4.00
him.
Die English course has been I>cl,^or
the highest nggre-
R i x . i v m i s I . Eniiv,
aud is entitled to the support of tin* mnterially strengthened and will “ **e s>ou ■” 1(1 It"'
Register.
masses.
run during the four years.
•>. One silver medal to the com-
A 11 unti-cignrette rule was adopt- j<etitor making the highest aggre-
A newspaper controlled by pel
1U S e m i.W e e k ly Journal
• .
>
|> H
r Mi .li«-«l Tin--
anti F i itlay of cadi wcrL It lias its own leased wires ami
reports of events art*
tf uay
«
. ,
.
,
, , gale score in rapid fir*.
sonai wlonis and prejudices, having
always
the
latest
and
wit
hu
n
t
l>
i;is
or
prejudice
I!**
m
arket
reports
are
corrected up
c**’
ds>'
-A .
In«'selection ol teachers was left
,,
,
Tor each issue by «me whose business it :> t«> do that and nothing cN • I hey are relia­
no fixed priimjile, may succeed lor to be made by the presidents o f
/
ble.
its
story
pl.t*,
and
|
i
:•
*
of
eom
i.
<
are
alway
Interestiiur.
at.«l
us
farm
department
SallowuL&s
Transformed
6’ One silver medal f . the corn-
A
soon to oe a feature) will contain original arti. les by special paid writers
to Dusky Beauty
a time, but when storms of stress each schools, but tin* choice is to be I P^btor making tin* high« t aggre-
i h Pacific MorvtKly, puhiisiied at PortlauJ. Or , is the lea d in g m a gazin e o f the
A ilark kin becomes fascinating
VNe t. It is iteaiitifully illustrated
Its > ! o ríes are e l « m and w holesom e and in ten sely
gate score in skirmish tiro
come and it is put to the crucial ratitied l>v the hoanl.
interesling.
when delicately soft, underspread
lh
Cottage
G
ro
vo
L
e
a
d
er,
-
>
I pap«
with
the
radiant
glow
which
indi-
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L IK E A T C A M P
nd you n eed it to keep in touch
test the piople find out, and once
w ith lo ca l new -* and happenings.
ll.uv dear to our hearts is the o ld '
„ ...
cates a health}-, active skin. Robert-
found out us iiilhteiicp for good is „11 . . . 11
,
, , ,
,
Dullness is a (mug unknown to
ine
keeps
the
skin
refined
in
quality,
"liver ilollar. when some kind Hub - 1
$2.30 T l' e T h ree F o r O n e Y e a r . O n ly « > S O
gone. It is lies , therefore lor a hit II ht presents it 10 view the I,ll>- i ” 'c
keeps pores free from clogging waste
P- W hen the boys are not
New or Renewals
->U
and stimulates the tiny capillaries to
newspa|ier to lie honest with itself, erty tieni I without necktie or . -liar, on duty tiny tr plaviug ba s-ball
contribute the color which charms in
hlondeandhmnettealike. R«*bert-
honest with tin* public at all times. ! 'in '1 1,11 the strange ihings that to us o r indulging in some other sjvort.
ine is certain protection again t tan,
If its constituency cannot agree
H°
" i'U' spreading Nor nre they subsisting on merely
sunburn and freckles if applied be­
,,
. ,
.
eagle, the arrows I h *I ow It, the star*
fore exposure to sun or wind.
with it, they will respect frankness ........ . wori,H ,V1„ , „,,, , tnl„ , „ tllintpl the rations jircscril ed in orders.
Spreads like an imperceptible sheen
and come to know it even bettet they tell. The coin, ..r my fathers! Each company ha a s lf-uubacribed
of i »u/e over skin surface, forming a
shield stimulating and preserving a
than it knows itself.
Hr van and We’er glnd that we know it. for homo fund with which they purchase
delicate, lustrous beauty.
Roosevelt arc type* of public men time or other Mwill r une in right well tresli butter, milk and other deli­
A%k f<mr Drutgiit TODAY
ftr m frm urn fit tf
cate kind of loot) daily .
A nearby
and the public has o uno to know
,
... „
, j ver dollar, the old silver dollar we nil spring
supplies th«* camp with
and to understand. It all men do j |ov|.
W(lj| x
;CvcV( v n x w w v w .v
pure, cold witter.
Scholarship For Sale.
3 GRIFFIN & VEATCHCO. *
Annual Picnic
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M a c h in e ry
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SOLDIERS IN CAMP.
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Griffin k Veatch Co.
To Have Help.
GENERAL FEED STORE
$
%
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as
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New Course of Study.
S A V E $ 1 .7 0
A ll th re e on e y e a r for $ 2 .3 0
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