Cottage Grove leader., February 07, 1908, Image 4

COTTAGE GROVE LEADER
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
POULTRY BREEDERS CAROS
We have just received new sam­
ples from Lamm & Company
showing the latest styles in
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Oeo. Lea was transacting busi
Cards under this head will be in­
Ordinance Passed Providing Against
| ness at the county seat today.
serted at *r>0 eeuts per inch per
Orunkeness Bills
Wm. Hawley ol Lorane, was s j month.
Kdltors :
Allowed
I transacting business in the Grove
Langshans — W hite and black Lan g­
I Thursday.
PUBLISHED KVKRY FBI DAY BY
THE LKADEK PUBUSHIHO CO (Iw .)
CONNEK A l >1)15111 II.I E,
Katrred »t tfie Cottage Urove poetoIBce a» see-,
shans, prize winners in the late
It is reported that
Hamilton
ond-elaa* matter.
j T h e regular monthly meetiug ot
local poultry show. Stock and
Veatch
is
quite
ill
ut
his
country
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— I tl‘« city council was belli in ihe city
eggs for sale. Eggs $1.75 per
suBscKimoN bates
¡hall Monday evening, all members home on How river.
15 or packed for shipment $2 per
One Year
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15.
W . C. C o n n e r .
Johuie Veatch has returned home
Mix Menu »
Three Months
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'50i Ordinance No. I 90 , was unani- from the Chicago A rt school which Eggs — l ’lace your order early at e x ­
If pai d In advance but if not so paid a
This ordinance re- he has been attending.
uniform rate «1 »i.oo per year will tw iharged. ! raoHsly passed.
press office for a setting of those
Advertising rates made known
on application _ I lates to levying au assessment for
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White Minorca eggs.several orders
The city collected during the
" ] the construction of a lateral sewer,
booked already, pronounced the
FRIDAY. FERRI AKY 7, 1908
1 commencing at the main sewer on month of January >270 in fines;
handsomest birds in the show
$343.10 street assessments; $2q m
------------------- Locust street, on the east side of
room; they scored high and car­
licenses, total $<> 42 . 16 .
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. . . « ■ « . I Fifth and extending to Wisconsin
ried off several prizes, and are
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Kayser, a prosperous
avenue.
heavy layets.
D. T. A w b rey
ELECTIONS OF 1908.
Ordinance Nq. I 9 I was passed farmer of near Saginaw, was discus­ Barred Rocks— Pen headed by first
sing
national
issues
anil
nominating
atid simply provides for the re-ad­
prize cockrel in late show. All
Cottage < ¡rove » 'tty Election,
justment of the assessments for the a presidential candidate, on our
first class stock. E g g » $1.50 per
Monday April 0.
grading and graveling of Perkins streets today.
15. A few fine pullets and cock-
avenue.
rels for salp. F. B P h il l ip s , Cot.
E . A. Iihoten, field editor o f the
Registration opens. January
Pacific Homestead, Salem, is in
tage Grove. Oregon.
Ordinance N o l -V*
y ‘2 was
passed
8 th. ('loses for primaries April j
vyiuiiiL».,,.
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that S. C. White Leg horns -O n e first, two
t and provides that any party or par- town hustling business for
7th.
ties found on any streets of the ciiy splendid farm journal. H e favored
second and one third prizes on
Primary Elections, April 17.
■ ot Cottage 1 Irove or public place the Leader with a fraternal call
only 5 birds entered in late Bhow.
Registration reopens, April 21.
therein, in an intoxicated condition
Eggs from this fine stock $1.50
Sunday was “ groundhog’s day"
Closes for Election, May 1.».
. are subject to urrest nnd fine of and the sun came up clear und
per 15. F. B. P hillips , Cottage
Î from 1(5 to 1 ( 50 .
Grove, Oregon.
General Election. June I.
bright, without a cloud to be seen.
that the According to the old adage, we will Golden Wyandottes — The beauty and
J j A motion prevailed
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Registration reopen«, Sept. 20.
mayor appoint a committee ot three have bad weather tor the next six
utility broed, prize winning birds.
Closes for Election, Oct, 20.
; to look into the matter of umetuling weeks.
Eggs $1.75 per 15, packed for
i the city charter and the following
shipment $2 per 15.
Presidential Election, Nov. :t.
Dr. Lowe, Eugene’s V eil known
(committee was appointed: H. O.
W. C. C o n n e r .
I Thompson, Fingal Hinds and O. O. eye specialist, will he in Cottage Langshans. Wyandottes — In order to
Grove
at
Hotel
Oregon
next
Mon­
I Veatch.
provide more yard room I will
day and to noon Tuesday, Feb. 10th
i The report o f the street commis­ and 11th. Have him test your eyes
sell my small stock of Black Laug-
Commercial Club Committees.
sioner was read and referred to the
shans and Golden Wyandottes,
for glasses. Eighteen yenrs experi­
street committee.
also two Burred Rock, cockrels.
ence.
A t the business meeting of the
The following hill« were allowed
I). B. C bamiierlen , Cottage Grove,
Commercial Club Inst Monday night
R. R. Giltner and wife of Port­
Oregon
and ordered audited :
C. H. Burkholder and H
O. , Willamette
wulailiette Valley
Valley Oo.
Oo. lights...>211 0i> land, are the guests of the latter’ s
Thompson were appointed as a | j H Brown, night man........... 20 DO sister, Mrs. DeLure Hemenwa.v.
LOST.
Miss Nellie Hetnenway, who has
committee to endeavor to interest L E Crenshaw, labor...............
4 40
been attending school in Portland,
A valuable fox hound, black and
some one in the establishment o f a j Phillips Bros., plumbing.........
5 2r. is enjoyiug a brief vacation at homo.
tan with extra large ears, 7 months
Grillili A Veatch Co,, hd’wnre
1 10
shingle rail! at this place. J. B.
Walker & Campbell anil J. II. old. Was running coyote in the
K H Snodgrass, marshal........ (10 80
Rouse and others were appointed to Medley A Johnson, attorneys.. Ù0 nO Chambers, well known local timber- vicinity of Bear creek or Booth,
investigate and report on the fire George Moti*, tabor............... :..
1 JO men and lundiormcn, moved their Kelly mills when last seen. Return
6 00 office fixtures into the brick former­ | to owner, U. W . McFarland, Cot­
and pottery clav dep< sits found Lincoln Taylor, libio print......
00 ly occupied by F. *1 Hard Tuesday, tage Gtove, anil receive suitable re­
hereabouts. Ben Lurch, Marion Lee Tennis, special police. l!
F J Bartels, special police. 42
00 and have neat and very commodi­ ward.
Veatch and O. H. Burkholder com­
J G Campbell, spisi al police.... .’to IN) ous quarters.
prise a commino to investigate and
Mrs, Ella Woods, who with her Gasoline Engine Irrigation, Spraying
report on the matter of building a
and Pumping Machinery
husband resided on a farm east of
Saginaw Items.
levy across a short ravine at the |
I this city for many years, died and Pnirlmtiks-Morse Gasoline Engines tu%
pumping, spraying, sawing, grind
milldam soutli o f town to prevent
was buried at Walla W alla last Sun­
ing. Ontfifts complete.
C.
J.
yueener
is
on
the
sick
list.
day.
Mrs.
Woods
had
been
di­
the river at times of freshets from
Fairbanks Scales for weighing.
News is rather scarce around vorced from her husband, Sam Fairbanks-Morsa I lyminion anil.Motors
flooding ibe east side o f this city.
for power end light.
Woods, for a number o f years and
T h e plan is said to be feasible and here.
was residing with a sister at the FulrI inks.Morse Windmills & Towers
Fufi lmiilqj-Morscl irinders, Feed Chop
George James is working for J.
that the expense would not exceed
time o f her death'.
ders, W ell Pumps
T . Olson.
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a few hundred dollars.
Fred Raymond, whose comedy All first quality goods at low prices,
Always in Stock. Liberal terms.
Ben Jackson has turned farmer
-“ The Missouri GitJ,” has made
these days.
G R IF F IN *. V E A T C H . A s e n ta
millions laugh, will present his new
Leap Year Ball.
C o ltrin e G rove. O reg on
J. E- Angel is building a church play ‘‘Old Arkansaw” at the Arm­
The social event of the season oc­ on his place.
ory Hall on Wednesday evening, F airban k s - M o rse Co.,
PO RTLAN D . OREGON
curred at the armory hall last F ri­
C. A . Smith is doing some fenc­ Feb. 19. This is the first oppor­
tunity local amusement lovers have
day evening, Ihe auspicious affair ing on his place. ,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
had to see “ Old Arkansaw” and a
being a grand leap year ball given
Department of the Interior,
The Sagiuaw Literary Society is crowded house is a certainty.
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon.
by the ladies Swastika Club. The getting along nicely.
January 27, 1908.
W hile there is but 22 miles be­
armory was beautifully decorated,
Notice is hereby given t h a t
There will be preaching Friday tween Cottage Grove and Eugene,
Mlta.
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HOUSTON,
the Swastika being much in evi­ night at the school house by Dr. the former place haH a much milder
widow of Andrew J. Houston de­
Millican
of
Portland.
dence, the ribbon badges also bear­
climate. For instance ice 011 the ceased, oT Lorane, Oregon, lias filed
The farmers are taking advantage ponds afforded skating at Eugene notice of her intention to make final
ing this emblem. Splendid music
five-year proof in support of her
was furnished by Messrs. Dillard of the good weather nnd are plow­ last week, while at this place ice claim, viz; Homestead Entry No.
did
not
freeze
thick
enough
to
sop.
1<)<:9<; made May 20, 1901, for the lots
and Svarverud of Eugene and Chas ing and sowiug grain.
port the weight of a three-year-old 1, 2 it S'._. NE% Section 2, Township
Mr. Tucker had the inisfortuue
Cochran of this city. Refreshments
20
South, Range GW, WM and that
child. There was snow in and
were served by the ladies and the one day this week to get his hand about Eugene Monday, but not a said proof will be made before W. W.
Calkins, I . S. Commissioner, ut Eu­
badly hurt by lumlicr tailing on it
gentlemen guests were shown a while working in the lumber yard. flake hereabouts.
gene, Oregon, on Tuesday, March 31,
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IHlls.
grand, good time, all expenses be­
One night early this week some
She names the following witnesses
party
or
parties
broke
the
lock
on
ing borne by the ladies.
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to prove tier continuous residence
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i N. h. Compton of the firm of the railroad velocipede at the depot upon and cultivation of the land, vfx:
The floor managers and young j Compton & Wallace and our es-
John O’Brien of Lorane, Oregon;
and took a spin up to th e *-gallon
ladies to be credited principally teemed townsman, Oeo. Hall, made house” at Divide and put in a sup­ Jacob Runk of Lorane, Oregon;
George
Schneider of Lorane, Oregon
with the splendid success o f this oc -1 a trip down the valley us far as ply o f “ snake bite antidote,” which
Joe Schneider of Lorane, Oregon.
casion were, Misses Margaiet Brund, Portland this week visiting the some o f the fellows about town
B kn . iamin L. E ddy , Register.
Katie Hawlev and Bessie Griffin.
P rin cip a l towns enroute Its dough- have been imbibing rather freely.
nuts against agates that they will If the party or parlies who took the
j return with a more exalted opinion velocipede are apprehended they
There was a big time at Ibe skat­ | of Cottage Grove than ever before.
will surely get into trouble
ing rink Thursday evening, the oc­
John Barker installed a fine pool
D. C. Baughman. Prop r.
casion being n grand masquerade table and a fine billiard table in his
OVERTAXED
on skates. There was 42 maskers business quarters in Hotel Oregon
on the floor and mnuy unique char­ this week. The cues and balls are Hundreds of Cottage Glove Readers
HAY. GRAIN,
acters were represented. There was the best to be had. Mr. Barker
Know What it Means.
FLOUR. MIL FEED
also a large attendance o f spectators has also put in a full line of tobacco
j anil cigars
and manager Thos. Abrams was re­
POULTRY
SUPPLIES
The kidneys are overtnxed:
W ill Hart is building a comfort-
Have too ranch to do.
gretting that he did uot have a
, They tell about it. in many aelies
more commodious building in which aide cottage ou the farm o f Rev. and pains—
Beatty near Saginaw, which will be
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
Backache, sideachi*. headache.
to better accomoila'e and entertain occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Mad-
Early symptoms of kidney ills.
Phone: Office IJ5.
Residence 215
the public, and he thinks that by doeks, late of Boston.
Urlnnry troubles, diabetes. Ilrlght’s
next winter larger quarters can l>e
disease follow.
,
George Barlow has sold his farm
A Cottage Grove clttZon tells here a
provided.
of 140 acres near Divide to Kd certain cure.
W alter Rogers, living on the west
Mr. Thompson of St. Johns, Adams and will go to Myrtle Creek
side, Cottage Grove, Or . -my*; * |
owner of the Imperial hotel proper­ to locate.
suffered lor some time with pains in
ty is here, looking after his business
John Nokes is drilling a well at my hack and side and a discorded
condition of *4ie kidne.Vs. 1 did uot
interests in this city.
the new creamery plant.
give the trouble serious thought
thinking it would soon dlsapi ar. It
did not however,* and I rapid
grew
worse. The secretions were *0 ter­
ribly
frequent
that
I
was
1
,reed
to
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many times during the night and
/ i rise
the passages were attended with se­
vere pain. 1 I tried nearly every rem­
OF COTTAOB OKOVK, ORKUON
edy that was brought to my »Mention
O r g a n iz e d 18JW
»N a t io n VTI/KI» l:8Ni
and also used liniments and plasters
but did not succeed in finding any re-
Capital Stock
$25,000
Í lief. I then read of Doan’s Kidney
Pills and was so Impressed that I pro­
jjf
5.000
Surplus -
cured a box at Henson's Pharmacy.
10 .0 0 0
Undivided Profits
1 received relief from the first and are a necessity in every well ordered
was *0 niiicli encouraged that | pro­ home. We h aw on sale an espe-
$40,000
Total
cured a further supplv I used these oiallv fine assortment of H ot W ater
as directed and was reward 'd with Bags Hath Brushes,' Toilet Hoaps,
complete cure. The pains h . e en­
No notes in our case representing Capital, Surplus or
tirely disappeared and I um able to Bath Sponges. Syringes, etc.
Undivided Profits, T h e s e I t e m s have Inten
t | go to bed and sleep throughout the
I ’ rescriptioos entrusted to us will
> night, something that 1 was unable he carefully anil faithfully filled by
paid in Cash or Earned
\ , to do liefore using Doan's Kidney
11 k h iiF.it r E a k ix , Presi dent
T . C, W iik k i . kk Pushier
I’ ills." For sale by all dealer-. Price a competent pharmacist.
ol) cents. K»inter-Vl 11 tillrn Co.. Ituffalo,
DIRECTORS:
New York, sole agents for the I niteii
N. W. Wniri
O. Y ra T i h
J. H. H a w i . kv
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Remember the nnmr Putin's and
W E W A N T Y O U R B U S IN E S S !
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Fall and W inter Suitings
Let us show you something swell
in the New
Browns—they, are
nobby.
All ot our suits are made to your
measure and have a distinguish­
ing air that is a winner.
We carry a
Good Line o f Fine Hats
The right colors to match your
new suit.
The Toggery
I F You want the A . A . Cutter Loggers, the
Packard Dress Shoes, the Thompson Glove fitting
Corsets, the McKibben Hats, the Baunagan
Rubber Goods, and other just as high class
merchandise, go to their agent in Cottage Grove
C. H. Burkholder
Tw enty years supplying the wants o f my
customers here enables me to know and furnish
just what yon need, and buying for cash enables
me to make the price right.
F A R M M A C H IN E R Y
S A W M IL L S U P P L IE S
S T E A M AND G A S O L I N E ENGINES
PACKING. H O S E AND B E L T IN G
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Wholesale and Retail
Hardware and Machinery
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