COTTAGE GROVE LEADER
LIST OF THOSE WINNING FIRST. SECOND AND THIRD PREMIUMS.
Farmers, Attention
j
OREGON
tOrrAGE GROVE
H aving recently purchased the
Barred P Rocks
First.
Second
Third
well known blacksmith shop of i
rU B M SH K D KVKKY SATURDAY.
Cock
None
None
None
Phillip Hohl, and fitted it up with
Cockerel
J O Watts
B F Keeney
Letta Kmith
BY TMK I.RAitKK H H I.IH H IN G CO.
None
Hen
Amos Wilkins
B F Keeney
all the latest improved equipment,
It F Keeney
Pullet
C F Walker
J O Wntts
including an eleclrie motor, I am
J O Watte
Pen
It F Keeney
None
Rnt^rtd at the Tottage Grove postone« aa » eo- White P Rocks
prepared to do all kinds of black- J
Krebs & Reynolds Eugene P Farm
Krebs & Reynolds
Cock
ond class matter.
smithing, horseshoeing, woodwork
Cockerel
Eugene I* Farm
Kretm & Reynolds Eugene P Farm
Krebs
&
Reynolds
Krebs A Reynolds Krelm & Reynolds and carriage building at reasonable
Hen
Eugene P Farm
Pullet
Eugene P Farm
Eugene I* Fnrm
HUBH4 KIBTION KATKS
rates. I also have an emory wheel
Eugene P Farm
Pen
Krebs & Reynolds None
One Year
• fl.BO
hi v Months
>75 Buff P Rocks
specially for griuding Oliver Chilled
None
Cockerel
None
Three« Months
.50
Wlndle Bros
l paid In advance but if not to paid a
Wlndle Bros
Plows. Call and see me.
Pullet
None
None
■nil rni rate of *¿.00 per year will be charged.
Advertising rates made Known on application S I. Wyandotte*
G e o . H o h l
None
Cock
Mrs H F Wynne None
None
Hen
Mrs H F Wynne
None
G I, Wyandot tea
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1907.
Cockerel
W C Conner
M rs V C London Mrs V c London
Portland and Return Only $5.30
None
Pullet
W C Conner
W C Conner
None
The Southern Pacific Co. is now
Pen
W CConner
None
W Wyandottes
ABOUT OUR POST OFFICE
selling round trip tickets to Port
Cockerel
Hobt Griffin
1) X I.ash
J A Griffin
D N Lash
land from Cottage Grove for $5.30
Hen
None
J O Olsen
D N I.ash
Pullet
D N Lnsli
D X I.ash
For the second time within a
good
going Saturday ou No. 1G at
I) N I.a»h
Pen
J O Olsen
J A Griffin
year an attempt has been made to K C B I Reds
1.50 a. m. train, returning Monday
None
None
Cock
James Rati
ju ggle off the Cottage drove jioat-
evening on No. 13 leaving Portland
* 'ockerel
James Ruit
James liait
None
mastership without the knowledge
■lames Balt
Pullet
Jnmes Bait
James Bait
at 7.30 p. in-, giving all day Satur
or consent o f the people of Cottage 8 C E I Reds
day, Sunday and Monday in Port
None
Cock
Wlndle
Bros
Andrew Brund
drove.
Windle Bros
Cockerel
Wtndlo Bros
Wlndle Bros
land, The same arrangements ap
None
Hen
None
Windle Bros
Laet January, without any ap
ply from Portland giving Portland
Light Brainnhs
parent reason, while Mr. Howard
None
Pullet
None
H K Metcalf
people a chance to visit valley
yet had two jears to serve, word Buff Cochins
points at greatly reduced ratee.
None
Cockerel
F If Rosenberg
None
came that Geo. McQueen bad been
F H Rosenberg
Pullet
F H Kosenlierg
F H Rosenberg
Pen
None
F H Rosenberg
None
appointed postmaster.
After a few
W l.ang»hangs
TIMBER LAND, ACT JCNE ¡1. 1878-
days trial, as far as we can learn,
Cockerel
None
Mrs W C Conner
N one
NOTICE FOR P l’ BLICATION.
Mrs W C Conner
Hen
Mr. McQueen refused to accept
M rs W C Conner None
Pullet
Mrs W C Conner
Mrs W C Conner Mrs N II Martin
United States Land Office,
the appointment and, without any B Langshangs
Roselmrg, Oregon, Nov. 13, 1907.
Cock
Eugene P Fnrm
None
knowledge of the transaction by
None
Notice is hereby given that in com
Cockerel
W C Conner
Mrs Edgar King
Eugene P Farm
pliance with the provisions of the net
our people, word came from Wash
Hen
W C Conner
Mrs Edgar King Eugene P Farm
of Congress of June :l, 1879, entitled
Eugene P Farm
Pullet
W C Conner
Eugene P Farm
ington that Mr. Howard was re
"An act for the sale of timber lands
Eugene P Farm
Pen
Eugene F Farm
W O Conner
In the States of California, Oregon,
appointed.
Everyone seemed anx W Leghorns
Nevada
anil Washington Territory,"
Cock
Mrs W .1 Reynolds .1 () H olt
ious to know why all this mystery?
C F Walker
as extended to all the public laud
F II Phillips
Cockerel
Eugene P Farm
Engeue
P
Farm
states bv act of August 1, 1892
But few could find out, «o things
Hen
Eugene P Farm
F B Phillips
E<1 School
MARCUS C. STEWART
Mrs W .1 Reynolds F It Phillips
Eugene P Farm
Pullet
went on as before, when behold!
of Comstock, county of Douglas,
Eugene P Farm
l ’en
Ed Schoel
F B Phillips
State (or Territory) of Oregon, has
auother surprise is sprung; for we H l-eghnrns
tills ilny filed I 11 this office his sworn
E A Kruse
Cock
None
None
see in the Oregonian that “ in a
statement No. 861«, for the purchase of
Cockerel
None
E A Kruse
Retta Smith
the EK of NE >4 and SW >4 of the NEK,
few days, just as soon as the
K A Kruse
Hen
<! C Widiner
G (' WUlmer
Section No. 28 in Township No. 21 S,
Pullet
Rctta Smith
G C Widiner
Retta Smith
Oregon delegation can get together,
Range No. 4 W, W, M. and will offer
Pen
Itetta Smith
None
None
proof to show that the land sought Is
a Cottage Grove postmaster will be Black leghorns
more valuable for Its timber or stone
Eugene P Farm
Cockerel
None
C V Simons
appointed,” Mr. Howard yet hav
tlinn for agricultural purposes and to
Eugene P Farm
Pallet
Eugene P Farm
Eiigeno P Farm
establish
his claim to said land before
ing over a year to serve.
Buff l-eghorn
the Register and Receiver of this of-
None
M McKIbhen
Cock
Lee Barker
Again everyone wants to know
llec at Roselmrg, ( »regon, on Thurs
Grace Bennett
Cockerel
Lee Barker
Lee Barker
day, the 20th day of February, 1908.
“ who will be appointed; has Mr.
l.ee Barker
Hen
Lee Barker
Lee Barker
He names as witnesses: C. R, Law
Pullet
E II Bauer
I.ee Barker
Lee Barker
Howard really resigned?”
And,
rence, of Comstock. Oregon ; Roy
Lee Barker
Pen
Lee Barker
Lee Barker
Griggs of Comstock, Oregon; J. A.
agaiu, no one could fiud out. Ev- IV Minorrns
Griggs of Comstock. Oregon; R. J.
D T Awbrey
None
Cockerel
None
arything seemed shrouded in dark
DeLaunay of Comstock, Oregon.
D T Awbrey
Pullet
l> T Awbrey
I) T Awbrey
Any and ull persons claiming ad
est mystery until Monday’s Ore
Pen
D '1 Awbrey
None
None
versely
the above-described lands are
gonian announced to us that D. M. B illnorcns
requested to flic their claims In this
None
1> J DuBruille
Cockerel
D J DuBrutlle
office on or before said 20 th day of
'C . Gault, Mr. Howard’ s partner in
None
Hen
J O Holt
Grant Alkiia
Mrs Cunningham
Mrs M J Thornton February, 1908.
Pullet
Grant Alkire
the newspaper business, had been
B e n j a m in L. Ennv, Register.
None
J O llo lt
Pen
None
appointed postmaster at Cottage B Andalusians
Mrs H I'.akin
Pullet
Mrs H Knkln
Mrs H Eakin
Grove.
S G Dorkings
DOWNWARD COURSE
Now, why all this mystery, and
Cock
E E Bright
None
None
Cockerel
None
Mrs J C Johnson None
why should onr postmastership be
Hen
K E Bright
Mrs. J H Warner
E E Bright
given to oue not entitled to it, and
Pullet,
Mrs .1 C Johnson
E Ft Bright
E E Bright
Fast Being Realized by Cottage Grove
Pen
F.
E
Bright
None
Mrs
J
C
Johnson
one objectionable to a majotity o f
People.
Buff Orpingtons
the residents of the city? Have not
Cock
Windle Bros
WIndie Bros
T J Dannen
Cockerel
Windle Bros
C 1) Van Valin
C I) Van Valin
the citizens of Cottage Grove a
Windle Bros
Wimlle Bros
Hen
Windle Bros
A little backache at first.
voice in the appointment of their
Windle Bros
Wlndle Bros
Pullet
C D Vnn Valin
Daily increasing till the back Is
Windle Bros
None
Pen
None
postmaster? W e believe they have;
lnraeand weak.
Houdnns
and no one should he appointed
„Cock
E E Bright
None
Urinary disorders quickly follow.
None
C Rhoades
( ’ S Frank
Cockerel
E K Bright
without their endorsement.
Diabetes nnd finally Bright's dis
K E Bright
Hen
E E Bright
K E Bright
ease.
Personally
we have nothing
K E Bright
E E Bright
Pullet
E E Blight
This is the downward course of
E E Bright
None
Pen
E E Bright
against Mr. Gault, and claim him
kidney Ills.
S S Hamburgs
a s one of our friends, yet we do
Cock
None
D B Chamberlen Mrs J II Warner
Don’t take this course. Follow the
Cockerel
D B Cliamberlen
None
None
not lielieve he is the choice of the
advice of a Cottage Grove citizen.
D B < Immberlen
Hen
D B Chamberlen D B Chamberlen
people o f Cottage Grove for post
iMrs. Alice Coffinnn, living on the
Pullet
1) B ('Immberlen
D B Chamberlen I) B Clmmlierlcn
D B Chamberlen
D II Chamberlen None
Pen
master; ami had Mr. Howard’s
west side, Cottage Grove, Ore., says:
G P Hamburgs
“ I was in a miserable condition
resignation been made public and
.1 R Forbes
Cockerel
None
None x
causer! by backache nnd I suffered for
Pullet
None
.1 It Forbes
J K F’orbes
Mr. Gault’s candidacy announced
O Duck wing Came
along time, unable to shake off the
and a petition circulated by him,
Cock
F Fenwick
None
None
disease. I was constantly weary and
Hen
F
Fenwick
None
None
we believe he would not have re
worn cut. My general henlth became |
B It Red Game
ceived
the endorsement o f the
undermined nnd I could not get re
Cock
l leo Fisher
N oec
None
Hen
Geo Fisher
None
lief. I became discouraged and none
None
majority. Mr. Gault has been a
8 Durkwlng Game
of the remedies I used gave me any
resident ol Cottage Grove only two
stag
Geo Fisher
None
None
relief. I happened to learn of Doan’s
Hen
Geo Fisher
None
None
years a s editor of an independent
Kidney pills about tills lime and de
Indian Game
newspaper. Perhaps ’ tie so that
Cockerel
None
W A Hemenway None
cided to try them although I did not
Pullet
None
•
W A Hemenway
W A Hemenway
he hits been a “ servant good and
hope for much relief. I procured a
Irish Grey Game
true for nigh onto forty years’ ’ to
box at Benson’s Pharmacy and took
(ieo Fisher
Cook
None
None
them carefully. Before I had finished
Hen
lie«» Fisher
None
None
the republican party, and never
Warhorse Game
all of the first box I could see that
“ received a slice of the pie.” „Yet,
Cock
Geo Fisher
None
None
they were helping me, I continued
Hen
Geo Fisher
None
S o m
if the r e p u b lic « party owes Mr.
with this remedy and by the time I
Irish Muff Game
Gault a debt, let them pay it in
had finished the third box the dis
Stag
< ieo Fisher
None
None
Pullet
Cleo Fisher
None
None
ease had completely left me. 1 am
some other way than with the Cot
W Georgia Game
today without a sign of kidney dis
tage Grove postoffice
Mag
Geo Fisher
None
None
ease and am very grateful to Doan's
Geo Fisher
Pullet
None
None
Kidney pills."
The
follow ing
officers
were Dorn Game
Cock
Geo Fisher
None
None
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
^ elected for the coming year by the
Hen
Geo Fisher
None
None
cents. Foster-MIlburn Co., Buffalo,
iA-Uate Dairy Association at the an B Cochin Bantams
New York, sole ngents for the United
J W Baker
Cock
W PSnook
B Lyons
E w ual meeting held in Portland last
Cockerel
W P Snook
R Lyons
R i.yons
States.
Hen
W P Snook
W P Snook
i^ e k :
F. I,. Kent, ot Corvallis.
W P Snook
Remember the name—Doan -and
Pullet
W P Snook
W l* Snook
K I.yons
president, Mr Cuasy, of Portland,
take no other.
Pen
None
W P Snook
None
*| treasurer and secretary; Mrs. S. A. Faverolles
Cockerel
H K Metcalf
None
None
Yokttm. of Coos county, and Mr.
Pullet
Il K Metcalf
None
II K Metcalf
A . A. Bonney, of Wasco county, T ill keys
M Bronze
as vice presidents. O f seventeen
Young Tom
E A Kruse
None
Ed Schoel
Hen
None
entries of creamery butter but four
E A Kruse
Ed Sohoel
W Hnllnnd
scored above ninety, the lowest
Young Tom
None
G W McFarland
None
Pullet
None
O W McFarland
G W McFarland
score l»eing 85 per cent. J. C.
Pekin Ducks
Frost, of Portland, scored highest.
Drake
None
K A Kruse
Ed Schoel
Duck
None
!I5; Albany C’ream eiy Association,
E A Kruse
Ed Schoel
IN O N E OR M A N Y C O LO R
Embden Geese
ÎI4; It. W illett, Douglas county
Gander
Not#
Ed Sohoel
N one
Goose
None
Ed Schoel
None
creamery, 9,1 1-2; and Weatherby
L A R G E S T F A C IL IT IE S
Tolonse Geese
IN T H E W E S T F OR
Creamery Company, Portland, 9I.
(binder
None
F. A Kruse
None
T H E P R O D U C T IO N OF
Goose
None
E A Kruse
None
HIGH O R A D E W O R K
Karl 0. Bror.sngh, o f the law
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