Cottage Grove leader., January 24, 1908, Image 4

ADDITIONAL LOCAL
ITS YOUR KIDNEYS
The senate has passed Fulton’s
bill, dividing Oregon iuto two f ed­
Bricklaying commenced this week
’ rU B L lS H K D K VK K Y K K 1 D A Y BY
eral judicial districts. Baker City Don't Mistake the Cause of Your
on the Stewart and Porter brick r>d-
T H E LE A D E R PU B L ISH IN G CU (II».)
will be tbe seat of one district,
Troubles. A Cottage Grove Citi­
joiniug the Oregon hotel.
Kdltors while Portland will be tbe seat of
C o n n e r & IH 'U bi i l i e ,
zen Shows How to Cure Them.
Mrs. McKernon and daughter,
the other.
Mr». Hiram Griggs enjoyed a visit
Knlered «t Uie CuttageUroT* postume« u »ec
Many people never suspect their
outi-class matter.
Tbe refusal of the multitttde to kidneys. If suffering from a lame, with friends in Eugene this week.
invest its savings in over-capitalized weak, or aching hack they think that
Dave and Hiram Griggs and
SUBSC RIPTIO N KATKS
concerns
haB destroyed fictitious it Is only a muscular weakness; when Frank McIntyre at'eudcd the Elks
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Oue Year
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.75
Six Mouth*
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urinary trouble sets in they think it lodge at Eugene Wednesday eyen-
.50 values and the recovery from the in­
Three Mouths
will soon correct itself. And so It 1»
If paid In advance but If not so paid a
digestion
arising
from
the
consum-
ing.
uniform raie of $2.00 per year will bo charged.
with all the other sym ptom s o f kid­
A dvertising rates inadelcuowu on application
tion of wind and water is assured. ney disorders. That is just where
Mrs. David Griggs is visiting her
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER
FRIDAY, JANC7RAKY 24, 1908
ELECTIONS OF 1908.
Cottage Grove City Election,
Monday April 6.
Registration opens, January
fith. Closes lor primaries April
7th.
Primary Election«, April 17.
Registration reopens, April 21.
Closes for Election, May 15.
General Election, June 1.
Registration reopens, Sept. 20.
Closes for Election, Oct, 211.
Presidential Election, Nov. :i.
Tbe Leader believes that men
who will expend their time, energy
and money in the upbuilding of a
town in such a permanent and sub­
stantial manner, as are the Porter
Bros, and the Messrs Stewart,
should be given some consideration,
and are not the men to try to dis­
courage, tear down and hold up to
ridicule on the slightest pretexes.
We need many more just such raeu
in this community and the Leader
would suggest that certain people
put in practice some of their
preaching and do more boosting
and less knocking.
the danger lies. You must cure these
troubles or they m ay lead to diabetes
or Bright’s disease. The best remedy
to use Is D oan's Kidney Pills. It
cures all ills which are caused by
weak or distressed kidneys. Cottage
Grove people testify to i>ermunent
cures.
Mrs. Ella Blsby, living on the east
side. Cottage Grove, Ore., says: “ I
suffered for a longtim e with an irreg­
ular action of my kidneys accompan­
ied by au Intense weakness and pains
in my hack. In spite o f the use of
many remedies 1 was tumble to find
relief. I suffered from headache» and
dl/.zy spells frequently annoyed me.
As a consequence my general health
became very much run down anil *1
was very miserable. 1 w as feeling
very much discouraged a t the time
D oan's Kidney Pills were brought to
my attention. They were s o highly
recommended that I decided to give
them a tr ia l. I procured a box at
Benson’s Pharmacy. They acted up
to their representations and in a
short time gave me relief. I steadily
Improved and almost 1 adore I realized
it I was enjoying excellent health. I
know of others w ho have used
D oan’s Kidney Pills with Just as sat­
isfactory results.”
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster Milburn ( o., ¡Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name— D oan’s—and
take no other.
We have just received n e w sam ­
ples from Lamm & Company
showing the latest styles in
Fall and Winter Suiting's
Let us show you somethin# swell
in the New
Browns—they are
nobby.
parents, Hon. and Mrs. I. H. Bing­
ham, in Eugene. Dave is keeping
bachelors hall.
All ol our suits are made to your
measure and have a distinguish­
The machinery is beiug installed
for the new match factory in this
city and the Ashland steam laundry
people have leased tbe Loader build­
ing in which to install tbeir new
plant.
ing air that is a winner.
We carry a
Good Line of Fine Hats
J. W . Kirk of Cottage Grove,
who is attending tbe Eugene Busi­
ness college, was called home
Thursday on wprd that one of his
children was down with pneumonia i
and was very sick.
Anyone desiring to plant sweet j
pea seed to enter in the forthcoming j
sweet pea show, shouiij leave their \
orders with Metcalf & Bruud on or ^
before Feb. 1st. A planting day
for the last of February will be an­
nounced later.
The right colors to match vour
new suit.
The Toggery
The proposition to provide prac
tically free high school tuition to
country pupils who tuHy desire to
PUTER AFTER THE LEADER
ttend high schools in the various
towns or districts of the county, is
Monday’ s Daily Oregonian con­
Jas. Ostrander and wife who have
outlined in an article on the first
tained, under a very attractive
IF You want the A . A. Cutter Loggers, the
been spending a lew months with
page of tbe Leader and seems like
scare-head, wliat purports to be a
IVekard Dress Shoes, tbe Thompson Glove fitting
relatives in North Dakota and Min­
au excellent and inexpensive plan,
“ retort” from S. A. D. Puter, com­
Corsets, the McKibben Hats, the Bannagan
nesota, returned home Wednesday,
which, if adopted by tbe voters at
monly kuown as “ king of the land
Rubber Goods, and other just as high class
having also enjoyed a brief visit
the polls in June, will be a long
fraud thieves,’ ’ to a recent editorial
merchandise, go to their agent in Cottage Grove
step forward in educational privi­
with their daughter, Mrs. Chas
whict appeared in the Leader.
leges and advantages in this coun­
Humphrey at Astoria on their way
Mr. Puter’s name does not ap­
ty. The Cottage Grove school
home.
pear in the editorial in question,
board favors this plan as will no
but since the Oregonian and' Mr.
doubt nearly every school board in
Important Transfers.
Puter, seem to consider the subject
tbe county. Many have mistaken
matter applicable to the ‘‘king land
A. Welch et ux to Cottage Grove
ELECTION JUDGES AND
thief,” we have no particular-ob­ this plan simply as a scheme to
Electric Co. W. D., tract in Cot­
build up a big high school at the
CLERKS ARE SELECTED
jection to the application. If we
tage Grove, $50,000.
county seat but it is not as will be
had the slightest idea that Mr.
E. & E. Railway Co. to P. E. E.
tw enty years supplying the wants o f my
Puter personally petyied the so- noted by reading the Bituple, plain
The county cotnmissiouerr have Railway Co., W. D. all property
statement
on
the
first
page
of
the
customers here enables me to know and furnish
called “ retort” to the Leader, the
named the following judges aud and Irancbises owned by E. & E.
Leader.
just what you need, and buying for cash enables
matter would receive no notice
clerks to serve in their respective Railway Co. $000,404.
me to make the price right.
whatsoever, but after reading care­
precincts at the April primary and
Olivia Eakin et al to Mabel W.
fully, there appears tirotessicnal BURGLARIZED A LOCAL
June election: Those for South Merrimnn, W. D,, lot 4 block 1, lot
BLIND PIG ESTABLISHMENT Lane county are.
phrases and assertions in the article
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3 in block 2 in W ynne’s 2nd add
in question hardly typical of Mr.
Bohemia— Alva P. Churchill, C. to Cottage Grove, $1.
As soon as it was reported that A. Harlow, David Joy, judges: Geo,
Puter, many of which have the
Olivia Eakin et al to Armond L.
same old ear marks of former one­ Harry Parker had taken to the hills Kerr, Jr., Leon Sullivan, Arthur Wynne, W . D., lot 7 in block 1,
sided, prejudiced articles bearing to escape arrest when it leaked out Vanschoiack, clerks.
lots 1, 2 in block 2, in W ynne’s 2nd
on land fraud matters, which have that operators of resorts under sus­
FARM MACHINERY
SAW MILL SUPPLIES
E a s t Cottage Grove— F. D. add to Cottage Grove, $1.
characterized many Oregonian re­ picion were about to be arrested on Wheeler, L. F. W ooley, Win. Lan-
Olivia Eakin et al to Orpah Ben­
STEAM AND GASOLINE ENGINES
ports, the unwarranted thrust at the a charge o f violating the local op ­ dess, judges; J. C. Wallace, Chas. son, W . D., lot 2 in block 1, lots 6,
PACKING. HOSE AND BELTING
Booth, Kelly Lumber Co , in this tion la»’, it seems that some party Van Denberg, T. C.
Wheeler, f), iu block 2 in Wynne’ s 2nd add
article being an example, the as­ or parties immediately began plan­ clerks.
to Cottage Grove, $1.
sertion being made that “ the editor ning a final “ loading up” ou booze,
West Cottage Grovd— W. T. Kay-
J- W. Gowdy to S. G. Lockwood,
o f the Cottage Grove Leader is and on Friday or Saturday night ser, J. S. Medley, J. E. Young, W. D., 1 'A acres in claim 57, to 20
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owned practically body anil soul by of last week broke into the quarters judges; H . H. Veatch. J. H. Mc­ s., r 3 vv., $300.
the Booth Kelly lumber company, of tbe party mentioned above and Farland, F. B. Phillips, clerks.
For Sale
whose crooked operations” etc, etc. appropriated 85 bottles of whiskey
Creswell— James Shaub, Geo. L.
This company or members thereof and 75 bottles of beer. The party Gilfrey, John Weeks, judges; J. E.
Two milk cows. Enquire at flie
Wholesale and Retail
have cases pending before Prosecu­ or parties seemed to remember their Noland, W . W Scott, R. H. Par­
W ynne Hardware Co.
40-tf
tor Heney, hence, the opportunity (riends, judging from the “ Jolly sons, clerks.
to cast aspeisions upon the Booth, good fellows” that were seen about
Saginaw— Fred W right, G. N.
Wanted
Kelly people and thereby attempt town following the butfelary. Up Castle, R. E. Walker, judges: F. M.
Plain sewing, call on Mrs. Harry
to create public prejudice against to the present time there seems to Jackson, C. A. Smith, G?o. W .
Knowlton or Phone 311.
40-2t Y
them at this time by Puter ami his b ; no direct clew to the very mean Johnson, clerks.
man
or
meu
who
would
stoop
so
legal advisors could not be over­
Siuslaw—P. F. Davis, E. Ear-
man, M. B. Stone, judges; John
looked, through the clever pretext low as to rob a “ blind pig.”
BRASS GOODS AND TINWARE
Besides the 1G0 bottles of booze O’ Brieu, H. M. Dotv, Geo. Sander-
of a “ retort” to the Leader.
STOVES AND RANGES
son, clerks.
stolen
and
spirited
away
from
the
In this statement Puter (if he is
D.
C.
Baughman.
Prop
r.
Wallace— J. VV. Beaman, C. H.
really responsible for the assertion) places mentioned above, 17 barrels
MITCHELL WAGONS
WINDMILLS. PUMPS
Winecoff, G . W. Kelley, judges; N.
is worthy of another cognomen, of beer and other liquor have been
F. Rice, J. W . Massey, Frank Ham-
namely: "Prince of Liars,” the edi­ shipped away from Cottage Grove btick, clerks.
HAY. GRAIN.
tor ol this pa|>er having accepted since the mayor and his police force
FLOUR. MIL FEED
this position only three weeks ago, opened their aggressive campaign
An Enterprising Farmer
—
POULTRY
SUPPLIES
against
the
violators
of
the
local
has neyer had the pleasure of meet­
—
J.
F.
Spray
has
sold
14
acres
on
s'
ing either of the Kelly Brothers option law here.
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the west side of the Fourth street
and would not l>e able to recognize
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
road
near Mr. Anderson’ s place to
them, should he meet them, while
Lorenzo Zwickey gave his very
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our acquaintance with Senator interesting illustrated art lecture Mr. Boyd for an outlet to the Phone: Office 135.
Chapin
place.
Mr.
Spray
says
an
Booth is very little more intimate. last Friday night, and held his
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Puter and his Portland counsel, audience almost spell bound for effort will be put forth this year to
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continue
the
Fourth
street
sidewalk
further allege that “ this servile nearly two hours; there was a rush
creature (Leader Editor) lost no at the close for specimens o f his ¡ou tdo his place. Mr. Spray says
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was P'ease‘ l *“ note the reported
time in rushing into print at the work, maDy beautiful souvenirsjbe- j
beck and call of his masters, and ing secured. Tbe last of the series discussion of the fruit cannery
protested in would-be holy horror will be the Wilbur Starr Concert question by the merchants of the
CHARLES MATTHEWS, Propr.
against the issuance o f his book on Co., which will appear Feb. 12th; town in their recent annual meet­
the score that its revelations might they represent some of the leading ing. He says tons of fine fruits,
A L L K IN D S OF
injure the state,” and Puter further musical institutions of the land, and vegetables and berries go t > waste
calls attention to the fact that the those who fail to hear them will in­ every year in this community which
G R A IN , F E E D , a ls o B A L E D H A Y .
a cannery and preserving plant
Oregoniau editorally apologized for deed miss a musical treat.
'
could
handle
with
pro6t
to
the
tbe issuance of the book in answer
farmers aDd the cannery.
Notice to Parents.
to the Leader's criticism. As usual
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Mr. Spray is alro an enthusiastic
Receiving classes for begiuners
Puter is "pipe dreaming” for this
that will build up the system and
good
roads
and
good
streets
advo-
paper has never cared enough in th e1 primary grade, will be or­
keep you in fine healtby condition,
about his revised edition of /E » o p i- ganized
. at the
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. beginning of the | cate and says that while he resides they are carefully prepared o f the
in the country he is willing to do- j
fables to mention it one way or an- ,,econ,, " « " ’ester, Jan. 27. 1908.
purest Drugs by exper' physicians
other, but we doubt not that tbe
J. T>. B aoc . h m a n , Supt. Schools nate $150 toward the pavement o f [
and chemists. A full line of all re-
Oregonian apologized for its publi­
Main street in this city. He also .
iiable
For
Sale
cation
The actions o f that paper
deplores tbs fact that Ihe new
for the past year or more in seud-
An eight roomed bouse with
Patent Medicines;
E d is o n , C o l u m b i a
ing reporters to Puter’s cell to “ in- (closets, pantry and
aud porches, all in Fourth street road was laid out 50 j
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terview” him on this and that qiies-< good repair, price $1(> 00. Mrs, W - feet wide some distance and 00 feet | and every modern requisite of the
tiou has been nauseating to all self T. Kayser.
40-tf wide the remainder. He thinks well equipped sick room
G R APH 0PH 0N E S
respectnig people, and the best
1 * 1
j now is the time to make this street1
R ecord s
tbiug iP*can do is to forget Mr. I C. Roes King has transferred to
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uniform 6<1 Test in width
a
Puter and allow the pubhe to do j Malvina King part of lot 10, block j
N o t io n s , N o v e lt ie s
117, in Packards addition to Eugene. I1*1« entire length.
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Cottage 6rove. Oregon
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likewise.
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Wynne Hardware Company
Hardware and Machinery
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