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COTTAGE GROVE POULTfiY FANCIERS BRING G ladly V ia l Tsa Vaat lt DONIESEVERALVALUABLE StLVtRCUPS - ■v .y r ,r « = F in t h k Are Selling at Cost their Stock of LADIES' AND MISSES’ RAINCOATS • t Si aV. <+■ -*- * 3- W o o l D re s s G o o d s Another shipment of up-to-date Coats, all sizes, as cheap as you can buy elsewhere I The Most Popular Man ol the Day Merry Christmas. "Mighty little left of leap year, c --------------------- ¡Old 1908 is becoming very thin. Albany is rubbering at its first electric car. W hat a valuable present a dozen nice fresh eggs would he. Venezuela is finding it a hard job to “ beat the D utch.” — ---------------- th e Cottage Grove Leader is sued an illustrated holiday edition last Kiiday. It was eight-pages in size, well idled with reading and contained a large amount of Christmas advertising, says out es teemed contemporary, the Western Oregon. We can just as. cheer fully congratulate our neighbor upon the enterprise displayed in publishing such a fine, large and appropriate Christmas edition as was issued from that office last week. While in Eugene Wednesday evening the Leader publishers en joyed the pleasure of looking over the Daily Register plant in its new quarters. The office is modern in every particular, and is equipped with two linotype machines, new press, paper folder and complete job printing department. It is one of the best equipped newspaper plants in the state south of Port land. The Gilstrap Brothers merit their hard earned success. A little freezing weather "goes The December number of the a long way" with Oregonians. High school Superlative was issued from the Leader office Wednesday. Snow and ice would be fiue It contained the usual excellent Christmifc presents for our Imys. matter compiled by the high school students and was a very interest The Dalles Fruit cannery did a ing and creditable publication. very good busiuess this year— 7.114 Its advertising columns were pat cases. ronized liberally by* local mer chants. A Chicago girl is going to marry a Jap . The Japs are noted for Some Leader reader mails us the following unsigned protest, which bravery. however, is to the point: “ Enter Gompers, president of the N a a vigorous protest. New York tional Labor Union, must spend has been sending out the products one year in jnil for contempt. of her “ unemployed” for years, by the ca r load. Let New York The Cottage Grove Leader care for her own. We have tramps issued a very interesting special enough and to spare.” edition Friday, devoted to the re Eive soft drink places in Kose- sources and advantages of South ern Lane county.— Eugene Guard. burg were raided by the sheriff the other day and three of them “ Noliody’s Magazine” f o r were found to lie obeying the law, Christmas is a beautiful number, the others showing evidences of consisting mainly of photographic violation. views taken in Eugene and Lane Give the Leader a trial subscrip county. It is a splendid mnnlier tion— vou will find it newsv. to send East. What Ails D o you feel weak, tired, despondent, have frequent head* oohea, coated ^tongue, hitter or had taste in morning, You ? ‘ ‘heart-bum,** belching of gas, acid risings in throat offer •otiag, stomach gnaw or burn, foul breath, dizzy spells, p o o r or variable appetite, nausea at times and kindred •yasptoms P I# y on h a v e a n y c o n s id e r a b le n u m b e r o f th e ab o v e sy m p to m s y ou a r e su fferin g f ro m bilious* ••••• to rp id U v er w ith in d ig e s tio n , o r d y sp e p sia . D r . P i e r c e 's (io ld e n M ed ic a l D is c o v e r y is m a d e n p o f th e m o s t v a lu ab le m e d ic in e l p rin c ip le s k n o w n to m e d ie o l s c ie n c e f o r th e p e r m a n e n t e n r a o f sn ob a b n o r m a l co n d itio n s . I t is a m o st a A e ia n t liv e r in v ig o r a to r , s to m a c h to n i c , b o w e l ro g n ln to r and n o rv e s tr e n g tb e n e r . "Dw "G o ld e n M edical Discovery" is not a patent medicine or secret nostrum, • full list of its ingredients being printed on its bottle-wrapper and attested • n d er o ath. A glance at these will show that it contains no alcohol, or harm ful habit-form ing drugs. It is a fluid extract made with pure, triple-refined g ly cerin e, of proper atrength, from the roots of native American medical, plants. World's Dispensary Medical Association, Props., Buffalo, N. Y# Family Groceries, New Dry Goods Fine Laces and Embroideries Ladies' * and Gents Shoes . 1 * V “’ $ - : • From the Eugene Poultry Show this Week-*-Exhibit Was a Success Though Not as Largely Patronized as Heretofore— Some of the Winning Breeds of the Cottage Grove Poultry Keepers , •> The big exhibition of poultry being conducted In the new Cherry block at Eugene, opened in earnest Tuesday morning and the work of examining the fo'vls, for awards was begun by 1 1 . 1 1 . Collier,, of Tacom a, who was selected as judge. The big room has been visited . ,i j*> •« »• w ~ i • I : rf * BURKHOLDER-WOODS CO. COTTAGE GROVE LEADER. Official notice of the two cent postage rate between the United Tu«4& ya and M d & „. Slates and Germany, which goes THK I.KADKK PUBLI8HINH <<> (In«*.) into effect January 7, was received Q o n n r b A D c B r i i i . i . b , • E d ito r» by Postmaster Gault this week. Knterenat the Cottage drove posUimee an n e c - All mail which goes at this new niul-class matter. rate, two cents an ounce, will be dispatched front New York on S U B S C R IP T IO N BA TH S Here W eekly, one year, »1.SO. m onths .7.1 re n t* German boats going direct. SEMI-WEEKLY. tofore much of the mail for Ger On© Year ’ •-*‘5 &ix Months 1 *4jy many has gone by the way of Three Months * • ,7A England or France, but under the new agreement this route will be F R ID A Y , D ECEM BER 25, 1908. eliminated on all mail at the two cent rate. This new order does SAINT NICHOLAS not apply to either Hawaii, 1’ort.o Rico or the I ’h i 11 i pi lies. A letter I may be sent from Alaska to Ger- I J many lor two cents, however. ------- - » ., ; Some Good Bargains in ■' ■* ' • M ' ....» > >:» ’fJi Jl -i • • • Guite a number of the Cottage Grove poultry fanciers visited the Eugene poultry show Wednesday evening * aiid were given a royal welcome" b'v ' Secretary B. I". Keeney and Supt. Wilkins as well as Jtrdge M? 11. Collier and the Eugeile ftrtlbiers .'1 Whll^’ the show no Hi 111 wart; to Edison Graphophones Carvinj» Sets, l)ttliru ble's Black Minorca Prize W inning tigg Machines. when they visited the show W ed nesday. There were 120 coops, containing in all 5,15 fowls, on e x hibition. There vVere the m am moth bronze turkeys dotvn to the little bantam' Jiejjisfj oj|d homer •pigeons, and every one of them ■ f- A - i v i .ff Records, Knives, I'orks and many other useful and appropriate Holiday Gifts wasi-not large, owing to the busy by many fanciers and others holiday season, there was quality who are always interested iii in its every department aud hot poultry. The officers of the a s competition in the Leghorn, Rhode sociation have been on the jump Island Reds, Bapred Rock and assisting the judge and attending Buff Orpiugtou classes. Judge to other, duties incident . to an ex?, Collier of Tacpiua, scored the hibition of this kind. They were W hite l’ekin Ducks, R. A. Kruse, breed birds and gave general satisfaction not too busy, however, to extend er, Roseburg. as usual. The Cottage Grove 1 • - Ì f every courtesy to the Leader editors • » j D. J . Silver and and Spoons, Ornamental .Candle Sticks The kiiul of Barred Rqcks B. F. Keen ' ey, Kfigene, is raising. Fisher, Eugene. Hamburgs— All awards to C. Bruce Wheeler of Pleasant Hill. Ea verolles-4—All awards to H. K. Metcalf, of Cottage Grove. Buff Wyandottes— All awards to G. F . Ilurd, Eugene. Buckeyes— All awards to I). J. DiiBruille, Cottage Grove. Buff Cochins— All awards to F . H . Rosenberg, Cottage Grove. Light Brahmas—:A1T awards to .Edwin Shearef, Eugene. White Plyihouth Rocks— All awards to Perrv Barker, Coburg. White I.augshans— All awards to N. If. Marlin, Cottage Grove. 1 White f'hteff' ftlack Spanish— t___ _. • on:- Miotc:;c___ _____ !_2__ _i_ STO RE Everything new and uo to-date. Best brands ami grades ot Fresh Groceries. Country Pnxluee Iknfght ami sold. Call and see what a dollar will huv at IV . (J. J O H N S O N ' S . I •***••* • A pair of 1). B. Chamberlen's prize win ning Silver Spangled Hamburg*« . " AT J O H N S O N ’S ' j !• • ■ ' Cöttdge ( lrt>ve\ ’ 2 d cbjbtRerel, id pullet. • Mrs, ' C. Gray,' Cottage Grove; 3d cock Feb 4th pullet. W hite M iiforcüs— Alt awards to D. T . zVwbrev, Cottage Grove. Silver T.'aced Wyandottes— Dr. J.’*F. Titus’ Eugefie', 3d cockerel, 1st, 2nd, 3d aud 4th. pullet. Lee Barker, 1)fain, 2d cockerel. S. C. ' Rhqde Island Reds— D. S. Pearson,’ Turner, 1 st and 2nd hen: 1st and 2nd pullet. Jos. Nurre, Eugene! 2nd and 4th cock erel, , Mrs. Mary S- Walker. Cot tage Grove, 1st cockerel, .id and 4th pullet". Game— All 'aw ards to George . o r u n f : : : : : : H eairarters lor Hardware * COTTAGE GROVE ^ FLOUR MILLS Qver 200 eggs per.Slen. p t h y e i r is the Keconl of Arne Bros. W hite Leghorns. fancier»« Were" 'itiihsually fortunate, having’ Woh iio'feSs, 'tlian three sil- Verctipsf ithd 1 fittafiy dtTier valuable prizes, among the silver cup win ners sheiinE* E .) J t . Rfosenlterg ,1 D. T> .AU^byey. ( ipUl AY ,1 C, »Conner. The: E*»feEiie* aiudci;itifJu. 'is to be A ll K in d s of M ill F e e d G ranin a n d H ay C H A S . M A T T H E W S . P r o p r ie to r . ^ -------- ¿ ----------------------------------------------- ^ F a s h io n S t a b le s E. E. Bright’s Famous, LargÇ; P rendi HtoulfW First Class Livery, Sale and Feed Barn in Connection Wm. Conner's ('»olden Laced P o w e ll & T u lla r, P ro p . W y a n d o ttes . H . K. Metcalfs English Salmon Faveroles A waFm proposition for a cold country— òr"any other couutry. was a “ live one,” too— making plenty of noise. II. II. Collier, the judge, said, lie lias seldom seen such a splendid exhibition. He complimented the poultry raisers of the country up on the fine lot of chickens they are now raising and predicted that All awards, to Edith B. Linton, Eugene. i± Anconas— All, awards to Mrs, Emily Steveiid, Eiigene. Black Leghorns— AH awards to E. C. Cole, Eugene. Golden Laced Wyandottes— All awards to W . C. Conner, Cottage Grove. G. S. Bantams—All awards to Opal Bond, Irving. White Cochin Bantams— All awards to Ed Bryant Eugene, Buff Cochin Bantams— A l l awards to'Richard Evans, 'Eugene. Indian Runner- JJuckg— A l l awards to Jerry BertelSen, Eugene. White Pekin Ducks— All awards to A. W . Bond, .lrt|iSg■ M. B. Turkey«-*^ All awards to i»- ’’V-«- -o. E. A. Kruse, KossfiuTg’ . V ' F. It. Rosenlicrg's famous Blue Ribbon Taloose Geese— All's wards ¿ft Is. giant Bn ft Cochins. A. Kruse, Roseburg, | this section of the valley would Homer Pigeons— All awards to soon be foremost in the poultry- Rev. O. C : WrighLdEvigeoe. raising industry. Show Closed UiiM day Evening. Some of the Awards 11 . II- Collier, judge of the jxntUrv show, now lieing held un- der the auspices of the Lane Conn- ty Poultry association was a very busy man Wednesday. He was at work all day long scoring the fowls and making awards. The more he examined the birds,- he said the greater impressed is he with their excellence. Awards as follows were made up to noon heartily congratulated upon the large number of valuable awards . * • • I offered and the excellent care and attention" given the fowls, not a sick bird having been seen in the show room. The" Cottage Grove I toys are loud in their praise of the: treatment received at the hands THE PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE. The Standard High Grade Fence of the World. There is over 4 0 0 miles of this famous wire fence in Douglas county, Oregon. This is High Carbon Spring Wire which will keep its shape when properly stretched. Will carry a full stock of wire a t all times. Inquire of DAVID GRIÜGS, Cottage Grove, Ore. A pair of W. C; Conner's stately Black Langsltans. . -----------— : ' ^ . »..I ,. -,----•— » of the county seat poultry associa- Uon . ; . or STRARNS & CHEN0WITH. Agents D R A Y I N O The Latte County Poultry show, Poultry Fanciers Visit Eugene. which has lieen in progress for the F. H . Roseuberg, I). T, Awbrey, past four day8 ci(ise<i at 4 o'clock Thuret)ay aften)Qon Tllere wag D. J . DtiBruille, C. D YanValen And t i l l Kinds of H A U L IN G not as good patronage from the and W. C. Conner constituted a people of the town as there should group of Cottage Grove fanciers Leave orders at Cunningham s Con fectionery Phone 73 or phone have been and it will lie nip and who came down on the flyer W ed residence 406 tuck to pay expenses. The judge nesday night and took iu the poul people try show. Alt of them are e x hibitors and won handsome tro phies. They are all well satisfied making scheme are woefully mis with Jhe judge and with the treat Wednesday. Buff Orpingtons— C. I>. Yan- taken. It was gotten up to ment accorded them by the E u Valin. Doreua, 3d cockerel, 1st cultivate a sentiment for a better gene poultry fanciers.— Eugene •* * and 2d pullet. H . K. MetcaK, class of poultry: Register. alone receives $75, and who think it has lieen a money Oakland, Ore. Hauling Done Promptly at Reasonable Charge W . A. HOGATE NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior, t . S. Land Office at Itoseburg, Ore. •Inly 27. inns. N o tice is hereby given th CH A RLES E. C LA RK o f » o m n to ck .D o iig ln s co u n ty , Oregn w h o . on M ay 12th, 190a m ade boil Stead en try No. 12744, s It, Of,in for t N orth W ent q u a rte r of th e Nor W e st q u a rte r S e ctio n 25, Tow nsh 21 Month, R a n g e 4. W est o f the W la m e tte M eridan, h as tiled n o tice in ten tio n t o m ak e final five y ea proof t o e»tal>li»h claim to t land ntiove described, before I teg to r And Receiver a t lio ectm rg , Oi g on on th e 23rd day of J a n u a r y . 1!« C la im a n t n am es a s w itn esw ». f . C. \ \ a t k in s. O . T . O lesnn, J o l W a tk in s, M. A. C la rk , a ll of Coi »took, Oregon. fil-3* B k ju a m ix L . E d d v , R eg ister
