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ter you've once indulged in it—
what you "save” at first you’ll
lose afterward— lose your temper
too, and make “ confusion worse
confounded.”
Why not come
to us — experienced and fair
priced plumbers — at the first
sign of trouble with your water,
gas or steam pipes and get
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For bargains in fruit, stock and
farm lands see Scarbrough &
Creswell, Oregon, or
if Cochran,
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Ilest Washington Cedar shingles
— free of sap, worm holes and
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to suit the times. Inquire of
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Office: Young Building, Alain Street,
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FAVUS, A H O R R IB LE DISEASE.
W hen you. your dog. cat, canary,
rabbits or poultry get grayish, disk-
like warts that spread Into nasty
crusts which smell like moldy cheeso
or musty chop. It’ s that horrid disease
favus.
These ct lists sometimes be­
come h alf an Inch thick and generally
begin on the head In little warts, from
a pin head to a dim e in size, which
combine until the whole nnlmal or
fow l Is covered w ith the dirty, scaly
disease and denuded o f hair or feath ­
ers by Its Inroads.
I f the crust ts applied to a wound
on your hand or the comb o f a fow l.
In about ten days there results a slight
elevation which develops Into warts,
which In turn result In powdery crusts
overtopping ugly raw surfaces.
I f the disease Is permitted to e x ­
tend the victim becomes naked, grad­
ually weakens and death ensue«.
It Is very contagions and by care­
less handling may become epidemic.
for sale at Veatch &
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All work guaranteed flrnt-claan.
WateheH, ciook* and Jewelry at Low out Price
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M I L L E R ’S
Machine Shop
A ll kinds of machine anti repair
work done promptly anti at reason­
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A Fine Line, to Select from. Am closing out this line
of goods.
Leather Belts, Dog Collars and Men’s Gloves at bed­
rock prices.
STOCKS’ HARNESS SHOP
Children may cntch It from the chick
ens. or rats, mice and pets may com­
municate It to the fam ily, and lu turn
tt may be passed to tlie poultry.
T o be Informed and careful, there­
fore, ts o f great Importance.
Epidem ics o f favus, chicken pox and
diphtheria may often And thetr origin
In a chicken pen.
The fungus that causes favus Is a
vegetable parasite, and If the crust ts
magnified It is found to be a combina­
tion o f minute branching roots held to­
gether by a sticky substance.
These parasitic plant roots are gen­
erally fu ll o f seeds or rounded spores.
These arc on the surface and often
fill the feathers so that they get brit­
tle and break off.
R E M E D IE S .
Either o f the follow in g remedies
should prove effective I f applied In the
early stages:
Moisten crusts w ith liquid vaseline,
rem ove thorn gently and apply iodine.
A F A R M E R ’S Y A R N .
t r i jest got hum from market.
An’ I have a tale to toll
Bout some of ’em town feller#
What think they’re awful swell.
There cum a feller to my stand
With finger nails all black
An’ Jabbed 'em In my butter rolls
An’ cut off quite a snack.
An’ when he’d hogged a ha'f a pound
He gits off this refrain:
"Look here, old man. that's strong
enough
To pull a long freight train!”
Then cum another feller up
An’ mauled my nice spring chickens.
He Jabbed ’em with his dirty fists
An' smashed ’em like the dickens.
An’ when he’d thumped ’em black an’
blue
An’ made ’em awful rough
Ho snapped: " I don’t want your old
clucks 1
They're too all fired tough!’*
But last there cum a soft pate dude
With bangs an spindly legs.
He wasn’t wlshin* to be rude,
6ut could he test my eggs.
"They must be fresh, dear sir,” says he.
"Just crack a few, will you?
Then I can very quickly see
If what you say is true.’’
I jest got mad an* fired the crate.
The hull shebang got tested.
But when that dude cum back to life
He quick gits me arrested.
Old Squire Smltt he freer# tfre cae®.
Then bowed to me quite low
An' says: "The dude must pay the eests.
You let that farmer go."
You bet the hogs don’t all root mud.
Some root the butter an’ eggs.
The pigs are not all quadrupeds.
Some sport a pair of legs.
C. If. B.
»H A N D L E W IT H C A R E .”
"E ggs— Hamlin W itt» Care," w e o f­
ten see on crates at the express office.
But bow w ere tbe beus bandied be­
fore the laying, and what was don.
with the egg right a fte r the cackling?
"M y bens lay so many eggs.”
"Congratulations!
But w e ’r . not
Just now discussing quantity, but the
quality o f eggs.”
"Yes, hut they are fresh tod ay."
"D on ’ t doubt it, but strictly fresh
eggs aren’ t alw ays strictly first c l» » »
In flnvor.”
Now, listen.
Feed the cow on ruw potatoes and
the milk und butter tustc like pota­
toes. Now , feed hens on moldy grain
and tbe delicious fresh e g g flavor la
gone. Feed them on cabbage, the fla­
vor ia spoiled, and tbe egg rots quick­
ly. Feed them onions and the onion
flavor knocks your trade. F eed them
spoiled meat products and "lik e be­
gets like.”
"Ob, my hens Just shell out tbe
eggs,"
"Y o u know they scratch In the m a­
nure pile all day and get lots o f undi­
gested grain.”
Here, as always, rot begets rot.
Keep hens from filth. Feed clean,
wholesome, sweet, sound grains, un­
tainted animal food, sound vegetables
and pure w ater I f you want eggs o f
flue flavor.
Remember micro-organisms are apt
to enter shell pores and start ferm en­
tation . Therefore never pack eggs In
cases with tainted, smeared filler nor
in moldy bran and straw.
N ever keep them near apples, on­
ions, cabbage, turnips o r anything
with a strong or disagreeable odor, for
as bad company spoils good men so
foreign odors epoll the good flavor, the
keeping qualities and tbe value o f
eggs.
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FE ATH E R S AN D E Q 0SH ELLS.
T w e lv e large shipments o f Games
were recently sent from York, Pa., to
Manila, P. I.
The trip takes three
months. Missionaries w ill fo llo w later.
The large honed one-year-old toms
mated to turkey hens from tw o to
three years old bring the fertllo egg*
and big, hardy, Jutcy, big breasted
turkeys with long, plump drumsticks.
Now, don’t bother the geese much.
The less you d rive and m ove them
around the greater the profit In them
w ill be found.
In Erie, Pa., they have discovered
bow to clean out the sparrows. They
are raising owls In tbe squirrel cages
on the courthouse ground to do them.
When the last sparrow squawks it w ill
be In order for the chicken fello w s to
shoot the owls for chicken stealing and
FAVT7S m a t .
the lamnty.
Apply ointment composed o f one part
Now get out your Incubators, wash
red oxide o f mercury to six parts vase­ them iuside with hot salt w ater and
line.
see that the lamps ¡rt-e O. K . I f they
Apply solution one part carbolic acid are regulated with a wafer, shake the
to a hundred parts witter.
same. I f there Is no sound the e x ­
I f disease covers fow l, do not use pansive liquid has dried up, leaked oat
the latter, m Its application to a large or exploded. An all metal thermostat
area w ill poison the fow l. Quarantine Is much superior.
affected fo w ls anti disinfect polluted
As the breeding season approaches
premises.
begin to throw In the extra eggm aker
and those hens that yon have not fool­
DON’TS.
ishly forced for w inter eggs w ilt quick­
Don’t put off buying that incubator ly respond with pile* o f fe rtile eggs.
till tomorrow. You’ ll get le ft by lousy Reinemtier, feed Is fuel to the egg fac­
chicks, to your sorrow .
tory, and the btg layers need and eat
Don’t let eggs lie in the nests to chill the most
or the results o f your hatching w ill
A new use for Hom er pigeons has
be nil.
lieen found In England T h e butchers’
Don’t forget to turn eggs over every clerks who go around fo r orders take
day or the germ w ill cntch on to the n h alf dozen pigeons w ith them.
shell and stay.
When a dozen orders are taken they
Don’t neglect to see that the w a fer are attached In an aluminium < tse to
Is nil righ t; It might “ bunt” and blow the bint's foot and, "xlp !” they are at
your prospects out o f sight.
the office
When the clerks return,
Don’t forget that much depends upon the orders have been delivered. W e
the oil. I f Impure. It may your success nse telephones.
spoil.
The reason you did not see more
Don’t neglect to test thermometer turkeys at tbe shows la because they
and regulator. T h ey may make you cannot stand the confinement and e x ­
falsely blame the Incubator.
citement. Four Imnrs see their finish.
Don’t shove those eggs In right away. For this renson tbe assoctntkms do not
T.et the machine run at least one day.
encourage thetr exhibition.
Don’t forget to turn and cool the
There are three kinds o f lie » —white,
eggs every day. Turn trays end for black and statistics. T h e Isdles tell
end; that’s the way.
white ones, men tell black one», and
Now, If
Don’ t forget to test the eggs at prop prearhers get o ff statistics.
or dates (Btti and 15th). Hope you’ ll not i yon hear a wonderful report from Un­
cle Ham's hencoop this year, that’s no
find all the eggs reprobates
Don’t think If the judge didn’t note; natnre faking.
your faking yon are safe. The d isclo-!
sure, exposure and explosion r 111 g e t '
here
Notice to Electric Light Patrons.
Dressm aking
Lodge Directory.
I. O . O . F . —C o tta g e G ro v e , No. 68,
M eet e v e ry »Saturday n igh t.
A. ItBRWRR, N. »I.
J ohn B. P h i i . i . i i - h , See.
Fashion Stables
R .E B L K A H S i ntinge Drove, No.
24, Meetings l«t. 3rd. and .’>th. Fri­
day of every month,
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M um . J. B t o n e iir k o , N O.
M in n ie E i . l e d g e , S ix -.
A . F , & A M ,—C o tt a g e d r o v e , No.
f>1. M eetings lHt nini 3rd Wtslnes
tiny o f enelt m onth.
A n ii k k w II ki n d , W . M.
L. F. W o o l. b y , 8ec.
O , E S .—C h a p te r N o. 4, M eetings
2nd and 4th F rid a y each m onth.
Mtts. M a ski C h am urns, W . M.
Mus. ( ¡ rack R iu n ii , Sec.
O . W .— B o h em ia C am p, No. 260,
M eets e v e ry F r id a y even in g.
D r . J. O. V a n W i n k l e , C. C.
C ham . V a s D e n h i iio , Clerk.
First Class Livery, Sale and Feed Barn In Connection
&
P o w e ll
T u lla r ,
Portland and Return Only $5.90
You Need Fire Protection.
The Southern Pacific Co. is now
selling round trip tickets to Port-
laud from Cottage Grove for $5.90
good going Saturday on No. 16 at
1.50 a. m. train, returning Monday
evening on No. 13 leaving Portland
at 7. 30 p. m., giving all day Sat­
urday, Sunday and Monday iu
Portland. The same arrangements
apply from Portland giving Port­
land people a chance to visit
valley points at greatly reduced
rates.
Tom Awbrey can give you good
reliable insurance at reasonable
rates, put your residence insur­
ance in the Oregon Fire Relief As­
sociation and your business prop­
erty iu the Bankers and Merchants
Mutual. Call at the express o f­
fice for ra|es.
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0. W . - S t . V alen tin e C lrclo 121,
M eets le t an d 3rd T u e sd a y in each
m on th in W . O. W . H a ll.
M rm . D. J. D i H iii i i . i . k , O. N .
M bs . A l ien C o f f m a n . Clerk.
M . W . o f A . — M eetin gs 2nd and 4th
T h u rs d a y In each month,
A. 8. P o w k i . i ., Consul.
C. W . W a i . i . ac k , Clerk.
M . B. A . — M odern
B ro th erh ood ot
Am erica. Moot the 2d and 4th T u es­
day o f each tn oijth at I.O .O .P . H a ll.
K I). W h e k i . k ii , Pres.
D r . M a c y , Sec.
G . A . R .— Appom ntnx
Post N o 34,
M eels nt 1 p. ill., on tile 2d nnd 4lh
S a tu rd a y of each m on th .
Du D. L . W oo d s , P . C.
G . W . R s v s o i.p s , A d }.
F o r e s t e r » o f A m e r i c a — M ee tin g :
F irs t und T h ird Thursdays.
E d w in T in . i . a i i . Chief R anger
F . C. C o f f m a n , F in . Sec.
At Even
MONEY
I I you have real or personal property
for sale, leave your descrip­
tion and price ivjtli
ALTA KING, at the bridge
C O T T A G E G R O V E , ORE.
He can make your abstracts, examine
the title to your property and do your
conveyancing
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A SAVING
Ot tim e, tr a v e lin g
NOTICE FUR PUBLICATION.
expenses
nnd fa tig u e can he m ade b y
u sin g
K . o t P —J uventiiM
L o d g e Ifo , 48,
M eets e v e ry W ed n esd ay n igo t.
F r a n k W o o d r u f f , C. C.
C h a s . V a n D e n iir r o , K. o f R. & 8.
the
s h o rte s t
ro u te
E a s t.
T h e re is b u t one s h o r t an d d i­
re ct ro u te b etw een tho W es t
East,
O . T . M .—C a scad e Cam p No. 2fi0
M eets e v e ry T h n rsd n y night.
A. W . S m i t h , Com.
G. L . R e e s , R . K .
P rop .
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The Southern Pacific
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& N.
L , O , T . M •— Lady Laiijson lliv e . No
42. M eets 2d an d 4th F rid a y o f
each m onth.
The
R.
M um . M arie S m ith , I,. C,
M rm . M innie U nderwood , R, K,
Oregon Short Line
D ep a rtm en t o f th e In te rio r,
U. S. Lan e o ffic e a t.R o H ch u rg , Ore.
N o v . 23, 1!)U8.
N o tic e
1« h ereb y
given
th n t
J O H N C H A R L E S R IC K L I
o f S a g in a w , O rego n , « h o on N o v .
23, 1!H)8, m ade tim ber o r sto n e entry,
No. D24.il. for th e M v , Of N E U
S ection 18, T o w n s h ip 20 S, R a n g e 3
W , W illa m e tte M erid ian , has filed
n otice o f in ten tio n t o m nke final
p r o o f t o establish claim to the lan d
a b o v e described, liefore R egister and
R eceiver a t ItoMehurg, O regon , on
the 10th d a y o f A p ril, 1900.
C la im an t nam es as witnesses :
lle n r y M yers. C h arles I ’ h llllp y ,
P e rry Casteel J, O. Jarrett, a ll of
S a g in a w , Oregon.
42-a2 B e n j a m in L . E d d y , Register.
an d
R O Y A L N E IG H B O R S
Moot 2nd
and 4th W ed n esd ay o f e a c h m o n th
M iim G eo . H a l l , O r a c l e .
M rs . C. W . W a l l a c e , Rec.
General B la ck sm ¡th in g
Horse»liop||iK & specialty.
Wagon and eamaffe ru­
ing. All work guaranteed
Have your liorsesteeth ex-
ainmorianri repaired. Shoe
at rear of Hemenway A
Burkholder’s Store :: ::
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Notice of Publication.
Union Pacific
D epartm en t o f the In te rio r.
U. 8. [.a n d O ffice at R oaeln irg, O re .
O ct. 20tn, 1908.
N o tice
1 h
hereby
giv en
th n t
J O S E P H 15. W I L H E L M
o f D exter, O re g o n , w h o on O cto b er
20th 1008, m ade tim ber appU ation
No. OlOOti, fo r SW '4, S ection 32, T o w n ­
ship IS S o iith , R a n g e l W est, W illa m ­
e tte M eridian, has filed n o tice o f In­
te n tio n to m ake final p r o o f to eatah-
l|Hh claim to th e land a b o v e described
la-fore R egister and R eceiver a t Rose
burg, O rego n , on the Isth day o f
M arch, 1900.
C laim ant names as witnesses:
Reese P a r k e r of D exter, O re g o n ;
Rufus W o o d
o f Dexter, O regon ;
T hom as it. M a llo y o f Fall Creek,
O regon ; Ia-w M a th e w s o f D exter,
Oregon.
T h e re Is unMirpnsHed th rou gh
fast train service t o
D enver,
O m a h a , K a n sn C ity , t h lc a g o
w it h d irect con n ection s t o nil
poin ts E ast and South.
T h e r e js
an
abundance
of
m atch less scenery, and an o p ­
: r
p o rtu n ity t o m a k e a d a y lig h t
s to p o v e r n t S a lt L a k e C ity if
It Is desired.
| Barrels
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G a llo n s
C a rp e ts an d R u gs
Made to order and Satis­
faction guaranteed both
as to workmanship and
prices. A p p ly to
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I/Ot us te ll
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w h a t can he done, lie fo re you
y o u a ll
about
B enjamin L. E ddy , Register.
p u rp o se ticket.
i
i J. M. C o m e r
near Adventist C h u r c h
rftfi
W M . M c M lR R A Y ,
General Passenger Agent
FOR*
Plain and Fancy
SEW ING
Address, MRS. IR E N E E M E R S O N
COTTAGE GROVK, OREGON
Registration of Land Title.
In th e m a tte r o f th e a p p lic a tio n o f
E v a C. W h eeler t o re gis te r th e title
to lo t No. 4 an d th e east h a lf o f lo t
No. 3 o f b lock No. I .1. E. V o tin g ’s
n d o ltlo n to C o tta g e (¡r o v e , Lan e
C o u n ty. O regon .
T o nil w h o m It m a y con cern:—
T a k e notice thnt on the 10th d ay ot
F e b ru a ry , lflOfl, an a p p lic a tio n w a s
tiled b y the said E v a C. W h ee ler in
the Circuit C ourt o f the S to le o f O re­
go n fo r I Mine c ou n ty for In itial regis­
tration o f th e land a b o v e dencrlhed.
N o w . unless yo u a p p ea r on o r lM-fore
th e 20th d a v o f M arch, l!ld!l, and
sh ow cause tvh y « a id a p p lic a tio n
should n o t lie g ra n te d , th e sam e w ill
lie taken as confessed an d n decree
w ill be en tered a c c o r d in g to the
p ra y e r o f th e ap p lica tion and yo u
w ill tie fo r e v e r barred fro m d isp u tin g
the sam e.
E. U . L e e , C o u n ty C lerk.
By F
Hi r e d G . S t ic k El.s. D epu ty.
i. E. V o ie n o . A p p lic a n t’s A t to r n e y .
Nolice for Publication.
D ep a rtm en t o f th e In te rio r,
U. S. l^tnd O ffice a t lloaeltn rg. Oregon
N o vein lier 12. 100*.
N o tice
Is h ereby
g iv e n
th a t
OSCAR BARNES
o f C o m stock. O regon, w h o on A n gu st
1st 11103. m ade H om estead E n try No.
12038, 8. R. 01156, fo r E '.j o f NEV4,
Section 8, T o w n s h ip 21 S o u th , Ilnnfp-
W eet
W illa m e tte M eridian, has
filed n otice o f in ten tio n t o make
final five year p roof, to CNtaldish
c la im to the land s h o v e ileeerlbed, lie-
fo re the R egister nnd R eceiver a t
R osebiirg. O re g o n , on th e 25th d a v
o f M arch. 190!».
C la im an t nam e* as w itn esses :
C h arles R. I.arence. John W n tk ln s,
R. A . Allen. R o y G rig g s , a ll o f Com
sto ck , O regon .
B e n j a m in L. E d d y , R egister.
Some owners of porch lights ! 31 rs. Sanford desires to announce
burn them all night, others burn i
that she fs again prepared to do all
them day and night
To these
kinds
of dressmaking and solicits
notice is hereby given that after j
March first an additional charge the patronage of both old and new
of 50 cents per month will b e 1
customers. Call at her residence
made for all porch lights found
on
Locust street or Phone 277.
burning after midnight.
I f y o u w a n t a g o o d p a y in g litt le
business inquire at the Razaar,
C. G. E lec tric C o . • I Ladies tailored suits a specialty.
Administrator’s notice.
J. M. ISHAM. Agent. Cottage Grove.
PORTLAND.
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OREGON
Gasolene Engine For Sale.
A fine, almost new 3-horse­
power Fairbanks & Morse gasolene
engine, tanks and equipment for
sale. Inquire at the Leader office.
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In the matter o f the estate of .Stephen
Harris, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the under­
signed has been duly appointed by the
County Court of I.ane county o f the
State of Oregon, administratrix of the
estate o f Stephen Harris, deceased, and
all persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified and required
to present the claims to me properly ver­
ified as required by law, within six
months from the date of this notice at
the office of Attorney A. II. K ing, Cot­
tage (»rove, bane County, Oregon.
I. il l ik A. C row , Administratrix.
A. II. K ing , Atty. for Administratrix
Dated M l J m d.i \ o! D m m t e r 190&
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N ow is th e T im e
to visit
C a J ifo rru sL
When summer has passed in these northen states,
the sun is only mild under the bright blue skies of
Southern California. This is one of nature’s hap­
py pi ©visions—eternal summer for those who can­
not endure a more rigid or severe climate. Califor­
nia has been called the “ Mecca of the winter tour­
ists.”
Its hotels and stopping placas are as varied
as those of all well regulated cities. Visitors can
always find suitable accommodations, congenial
companions, and varied, pleasing recreations.
Southern Pacific Company
W ill be glad to supply some very attractive litera­
ture describing in detail the many delights of win­
ter in California. Very low round trip excursion
tickets are on sale to California]. The rate from
Cottage Grove to Los Angeles is $55. limit six
months, allowing ftop-overs in either direction.
Similar excursion rates arc in effect to all Califor­
nia points.
For all information, sleeping car reservations
and tickets call on, telegraph or write I. 8 . ISHAM.
Agent S. P. Co. or
W M . M c M U R R A Y , G en era l P a ssen ger A g e n t
Portland, Oregon.
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