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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1907)
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER its inhabitants, who »re now com- j ^ O regon ] paratively peaceful, prosperous and ] happy? But it does seem from pas*, t PUBLISH KD KVKKY SATURDAY. experience that the sun, the plan 0 . N C Organized With Geo. Yoran BY TIIK 1.KA1IKII 1’ 1'BLIHIIINU CO Colonel, and Headquarters at ets and even the moon have a great influence on the earth, or the earth Eugene. Kntercil at the Cottage d rove postufflce at sec is influenced by its proximity to, oml-clusx mutter. and its positiou among these g rea t! On Saturday at the encampment SUBSCRIPTION KATES One Year fi.no bodies in space, all members of the o( the 0 . N. ’ U. at Roseburg, the Six Mi-nlh-i .76 same system or family.— Oregon Fourth regiment of the guard was Tlireee Menili» ..ri0 I paid in advance but if not ho paid State Journal. organized with the utmuimous elec COTTAGE GROVE . • evening and the guests departing wished Miss Alice many happy birthday •>. STRAIN TOO GREAT - 5 EUGENE i HOSPITAL é Hundreds ol Cottage Grove Readers Find Daily Toil a Burden. MEDICAL AND SUKUIUAlitry w. Ivuykttinlall; ^ ^ W. o. Prosser, M |>. i P. J. Hurtle, M. h. B. F. Scalefe, M u. I. B. Hart le, M. 1). tl0t>. 0.11. O e llu r, M. j) L K . M t'lim tgal, ¡j The hustle and worry of business For the care anil treatment of Medical ami Surgical Cases. Mod«, men, perating rooinjanil equipment. Appliances for X ray work. Sput^, The school population o f one dis lion ol Major Geo. O. Yoran as The hard work and stooping of blood examinations. I:ul! corps of trained nurses. Rates on colonel. The regiment will consist trict in Tillamook county was doub CLOBDINO LIST o f Companies A, B, C, and D of "oikmeu, TRAINING SCHOOL I OR NURSUS. The Cottage («rove L ea deh for one led in six months tbroug h the cor o The woman’s household cares, year, am! any of tfie following publi respondence of the pupils. Cor the First Separate battalion, Sepa 1 Are too great a strain on the kid- cation for one year, for the price set vallis caused the sale of $600,000 rate Companies E and K and Coni ; neys. Regular course of lecture» by tlm faculty and practical train, opposite • ing ill tin- hospital. The medical and mu gica! stuff of tin- |lüB. woith of land through advertising pany G o f the Third infantry. O n e New Vork Tribune Farmer.............$1 75 Backache, headache, sideache, Toledo Weekly Blade..................... 1-75 pltnl constitutes the faculty. For rates or information, in well-known agricultural papers new company will be formed mak j Kidney troubles, urinary troubles Portland Weekly Oregonian........... 2.50 Portland W eekly Journal................. 2.00 VV. Kl YKENDALL, M. |). Nipt. dress in the older states. The Oregon ing an eight company regiment. Portland Semi-Weekly Journal..... 2.25 ' follow. Kan Francisco Call............................ 2.50 The new officers are: Colonel G. Development League received over San Francisco Examiner................... 2.50 H. Oliver of 1915 West St., Pen Sunset Magazine, Sail Francisco. 2.00 O. Yoran; Lieutenant Colonel, ,1 dleton, Oregon, says: “ I speak 10,000 inquiries from people want Out West. I «OS Angeles . 2.50 Town and < 'ountry J o u r n a l............. 1.75 ing to know about Oregon farming M. Williams; Majors, C. C. Ham ! from experience when I say that Northwest Poultry Journal ___1.75 Pacific Homestead. ...2.25 mond aud F. B. Hamlin; Captain I Doan’s Kidney Pills are a remedy lands. F. E. Taylor, Adjutant; Captain F. | that hm much merit and can be SATURDAY............AUGUST 3,1807. •Upended upon for cuiiug back There is nothing purer than liou- L. Chambers, Quartermaster; Cap ache and kidney trouble. At a tain B K. Lawson, Commissary. osty; nothing sweeter than charity; time when my back was so sore and The Barefoot Boy. In the State Team Rifle Competi lame that it was all I could do to nothing warmer than love; nolhiug Cheerily then mv little man, bond over or straighten up again brighter than virtue, and nothing tion: I.Ive and laugh as boyhood can! Co. K. 3 d Infantry, Portlnud won and the kidneys were deranged, Though the Minty hopes bo hard, more steadfast than faith. These Doan’s Kidney Pills did more for Stubble speared the new mown award united in one mind form the purest, first place. Every morn abull lead thee through me than everything else I had tried. Co. D. -1th Inlantry, Roseburg Heavy work and colds have brought the sweetest, the richest, the bright Freeh baptisms of dew. Every evening from thy feet won 2 nd place. est and the most steadfast happi a twinge of stiffness in my back Shall tile cool wind Idas the beat; Wt* also handle all kinds of Co. M. 3 th Infantry, Salem won since then at times, but a few doses ness.— Ex. All too soon these feet must hide In the prison eella of pride, of Doan’s Kidney Pills have quick 3.1 place. Lotto the freedom of the sod. ly removed the symptoms. This It is to bo regretted that neigh Co. A. 4 th Infantiy Eugene won L ik e a c o l t 's for w o rk bo sh od, remedy can bt relied upon to end boring ball teums cannot indulge iu Mmle to trade the mills of toil 4 th pluce. sufferings similar to mine.” For Creocm Separators, Sporting Goods I p end down in ceaseless moil, a friendly game without such oc Huppy on their track be found Co. E. Infantry, Cottage Grove j sale by all dealers. Price 59 cents G u n s a n d A m m u n itio n F tc currences as the one Suuday at Co Never on forbidden ground. ! Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New won 7 th place. Happy if they sink not in burg and the best way to accomp Quick anil treacherous sands of sin. Co. C. 4th Infantry Eugene won York, sole agents for the United Remember We Buy for Quality. - Call on States. Remember the name Doans Ah, that thou eoiildst know tliy joy lish this end is to prohibit the um 13th place. Ere it pusses, barefoot boy! and take no other. pire from betting on the result of —.lolin Green leaf Whittier Eighteen teams contested for the the contest. — Harrisburg Bulleton. State Rifle Team which goes East to the National Competition at Port Western Oregon has not been Miss Adelaide Hanscom, a Seattle Clinton, Ohio, this- month and from The Leader lias a $75 scholar swift in development, It has re artist, won the $500 prize offered sources enough tor a kingdom. tor the official tmbl. m of the Alas these thirty of the best shots were ship in the International Corres Farmed iik Belgium is farmed, the ka-Yukou-Pacific Exposition. The chosen and aro now at Iloseburg in pondence School of Scranton Pa., Willamette valley alone could sup design is artistic and fully typifies competition until August 3th, from for sale, and anyone wishing to take which eiguteen of the best shots a course in this well established port 4,000,000 people. the purpose of the Exposition. will be chosen who will form the ¡»chool xvilI do well by calling at But, life has been easy, aud the inhabitants were not ambitious lor The grounds o f the Alaska-Yn- \ *eam that 8oe8 EttSt', Among those this office. empire. The atmosphere is heavy, kon-l’aoific Exposition occupy 250 now at Roseburg is Sergeant Petrie For Sale. and contributes to quietude and acres of tho campus of the Univer of Company E, who did some fine Surface sidewalk limibor cut to shooting at the eicampment. He contentment. That is perhaps one sity of Washington, a state institu went to Roseburg Thins lay after length $ 11 . Bettor grade | ti at reason why a trauspoi lation toll- tion. Brown Lumber Co’s mill Cottage T E N T H A N D M O R R IS O N S T R E E T S , P O R T L A N D , OREGOI noon ami xve hope to see him among taker has been tolerated so long at Grove, Oregon. «•4 A . P ARMSTRONG. LL. B .. PRINCIPAL the lucky eighteen. Never mind the heat, Don’ t al- Oregon City. That is why Willam Educates for success in a short time and at small expense, and sends eac; Co. E also has several other e x FOR SALE ette cherries go to Puyallup to be low that lazy feeling to keep you dent to a |Kjsitiou ns soon as competent. Quality is our motto, anil reputatk .Ninety odd goats for sale—mostly The new cédent shots and xvill put out a rifle packed, and sell at 4 cents when from doing your duty, thorough work brings us over UK) calls per month for office help. Individ, nannies at John Hostellers, Knginaw. Idaho and California cherries, in home-maker may buy something team next year that will make the struction insures rapid progress. We tench the loose leaf, the card index Oregon. 25-4t older shots take notice. voucher and other modem methods of bookkeeping. Chartier is our snortl ferior in quality, bring twice as you want to sell. much. That is why luscious logan WANTED— At this office, clean easy, rapid, legible. Beautiful catalogue, business forms and penmanship I A resolution endorsing Secretary cotton rugs for which wo will pay write today. References: any merchant, any K-mk, any newspaper in Potl berries by toiiB rotted on the vines 2 ,“ cents a |>outid. near Salem. That is why there nre of War Taft for the presidency was unfarmed big farms, districts half adopted by the Republican state fr j FOR SALE Grandpa and Grandma Babcock developed and the whole region central committee of Iowa. A Jersey cow. Enquire o f John returned Friday from a visit to but a fragment of the towering Cottage Grove needs a Push Edmonds, Saginaw, Ore. tf friends in Lynx Hollow, Creswell specimen of aggregated business Club— to put some of the nails ami Cottage Grove. industry it might have been. There Latest style of visiting cards at down iu dilapidated sidewalks. want has never pinched, nor cold Mr. Archie Wilson is home after TI 10 Leader office at 75 cts, per loO. distressed. Liviug came with trif an absence o f two months. We Subscribo for tile Leader. ling effort, and the ways of hard are glad to see him back. sordid industry were never learned C a p ital S to c k , $ 2 5 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 Little Willie Kendall is staying F. W. Ellis, with the Albany Hence we import whnt xve ought to with Mr. Parmele’s family this export, buy elsewhere whnt we Dressed Beef company, returne d week. last night from a trip beyond Cor could ourselves better produce. Mr. Wilson has moved oti to tho But there are signs ou the hori vallis, bringing back with him a D. C. Baughman. Prop'r. 1 Sanborn place. bird which he says is a bald eaglo. zon of a coming chnnge. There is Mr. Kelley and wife of Cedar more study of agricultural prob John Catlin declares it is a buzzard and that its head will turn red. I t 1 Creek visited their daughter Mrs. lems. There is more seeking of . V N ->W \ÿ$S H. M. Damewood from Saturday to j FLOUR. MILL FEED is the same family of birds anyway. the scientific. There haH been in Tuesday. POULTRY SUPPLIES the last decade more attention to It is bald-headed for certain, three Mrs. W T. Sanborn and children methods. Progress is being written months old ami has a spread o f over the door of many n farmhouse. wings of five feet Mr. Ellis caught left here Thursday enroute for At Heio, for iustance, the cieatn- it on a farm four miles the oth er 1 Canada to join Mr. Sanborn who Cottage Grove, Oregon. It« wings were left some time ago. ery checks lor June totaled $ 4,300 side of Corvallis, Phone: Office 135. Residence 215. Little Ethel Damewood fell from against $2,3(’>.'t in June last year, so long for its body that it xvas un able to get away from him. an applo tree Monday night about and the statement is that the in Before captured the bird attack 12 leet aud hurt hor'-elf badly and TIMBEHLAN1) At T .H'N’ E ;l. 1878— crease was not so much from more NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION cows, but bettor cows. That is ed the 3 -year-old child of John ; is quite sick in consequence. United States Land Office Roseburg, Oregon. .Itilv 8 . 1907 . progress, and it is typical of the Goos, which was playing in the D. A. Estes and fnmily started Notice Is hereby «¡von (lint in com hour. It cost no more to lce<i the yard, and tried to get it by the for Hazel Dell Tuesday to visit Mrs. pliance with the provisions of the net good cows than the bad ones, and head with its claws to carry it off Estes’ niece, formerly Miss Inez of Congress of .lime 3, 187s, entitled And get the news of the world T W IC E EACH WEEK, act for the sale oi timber lands profits were vastly heightened It is if possible, which it could not have Casebeer, now Mrs. Walter Eddy. “ in An the states of California, Oregon the local news once a week and an illustrated magazine a new and broader avenue to wealth done at i t» piesent nge, simply Miss Phoebe Damewood is visit Nevada and Washington Territory ’’ once a month This is the combination; as extended to all llio Piddle Land for the husbandman. It is an epi showing the instincts of the bird. ing her Grandma lvelsay this week. States by act of August 4 , |sq-> Semi Weekly Oregon Journal, one year. 104 copies $1.50 sode of that awakening that has be He was driven off and finally Mr. CHARLES R. LAWRENCE *’ Miss Winnie Dresser visited of Comstock, county of Douglas Collage (irovc Leader, one year, 52 copies.................. 1.50 Ellis succeeded in throwing his coat gun, a sign oi that movement in friends bore from Friday to Sunday. Suite o f Oregon, has this day filed in’ Pachc Monthly, one year, 12 copies......................... i iki t il l * •»Him.! hi:; sworn r*Lutement No which grandpa's methods aro laid over the bird and spruritig posses Miss Amy Owens went to Cot S-K), f»r the ptirchaso of the \V , NF>' Publishers’ price for the three.................... $4.00 ~ tenderly away, aud modern ones sion o f it, though it fought its cap ( jjiv u __ » • -.. 2 tor the best it knew how.— Demo- j tage Grove Sunday evening return -S', of NW , of Section Na. s ¡„ applied. It points the wav to a crat j Township No. iM, Range No. 4 West ing Monday. and will offer proof to show tlmt the All three one year for $2.30 greater and transformed Oregon, land sought is more valuable for its Mr. Foster and wife railed at timber or lone than r,„- agricultural I % <'»r when we buy little and sell much. pulilHhet Tw*- ' 'Ä f l r t r i l V * ? '" , ? 1,', Îf,1'«1"1- <>r-, is a farm newspaper pal. evento «K the Babcock home tho first of the purposes, and to OHtaldlHh Ills < ||ti m < UU nt a1"1 'Mihom i.iiVir iliîW riWV'(l wlr,‘H ,,IMi ''0i",rts * ,r orreoted — Portland Journal. W to said lami before t lie Reulater j n * Z T t ì L?"0 I,y ono * l«««"»m Ä "• «**, report*1 f week. Receiver at Itoseli,ire. O . r a l ‘ % or" Ä .li!'. Itoseburg, Oregon, on President T. K. Campbell, o f the i H ,K ,n to iÉ .tturù) \ v ìll coiitalii /iri ï i n ‘ t * | ,tei,p*iliiK'l,J»m , | i I h Saturday, the 3th day of ( lotober, 19 »; tt. i lio P a c ific M o n ili i* „ 7 . nnl artK-los hy sp«*« lai paia writers lie names as witnesses: Aslrologisls are predicting that Railroad Commission, returned to j Mrs. Mattheyer is entertaining Halem this morning to resume the , Mrs. Kemp nnd Mrs. Farnwnld of ..... Roy uriggs of Comstock, Oregon; tho planets are taking liclligerent work of investigating kicks. The J. A. Griggs of Comstock, Oregon- a,)iM „ i „ KS: - ■” * ° ,,r ^°Ci|l paper and you necfl it to keep ta tonfh positions which wi’ l eauso tho peo Commissioners have already had Cottage Grove. M.C. Stewart of Comstock. Oregon : Mrs. Burcham entertained friends R. J. Delaney of Comstock, Oregon ple o f our earth to engage in a over ono hundred kicks to investi $2.30 1 Ke Three For O n e Y e a r ■ Any and all persons claiming ad- 2 30 N ew o r R e n o w a l a world-wide war that is scheduled gate, and whether big or small, last week- | versely the above-described lands are they have given them all the most to begin next year and last live Henry Damewood is at Suislaw oni'oe '3^ m 1 -°- nA - t-h e l r -V1 “ !".1* ‘ hi. or careful consideration, doing every fYT before said 3th dav “ of Oetols'r, s lQ 1997. years, changing the map of the thing possible for the people. One working with the hay haler. BKN4AMIX L. ElUiy, world and causing such universal of the first they had xvas from Lob The 27th being Miss Alice Wheel- Register. havoc as has never been known. anon, and the result was u much er’H birthday the young people of Why enn’ t tho planets attend to improved service there, and this file neighborhood and some ol the ; WANTED The their own hucinesa and manage is proving true everywhere. railroads are making their best ef Parents dropped into her home that K Wood choppers to controci f„r Elio their own people, if they have any, forts to secure better conditions.— evening and made a very pleasant ®ordH of four foot ci.nl xvood. \q. jmd leave our world to take care of Albany Democrat. "surprise” party. All enjoy.d the I J o T * C° ° P,eR’ B,a" ■nif rin h rate be charged. lir m é h of A ì $2.00 m per year will ■ ìm ' é Advertising rates made knowu on application ? G RIFFIN S VEATCHCO. Föcrming Machinery Griffin & Veatch Co. Scholarship For Sale. D u s in e s s c o l l e g I Silk Creek Items. » % Captured an Eagle. & B a n k o f C o t t a g e (5uovo % GENERAL FEED STORE u as bHfiasGBSflRffin&nfflHmBRi 'i f F SAVE $1.70 Investigating kicks. om» S .
