Cottage Grove leader., March 12, 1909, Image 2

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BOYS AND
M ILITARY TRAINING.!
ALTON HAMPTON SOLE
OWNER HAMP1 ON STORES
Real Estate
Admiral Evans, iu a speech,
speaking of the fleet rounding the
Hampton Bros, the dry goods
world, said the crews were made
up, in great part, o f raw farmer merchants, with stores in Eugene,
boys from the middle west, and Springfield and Cottage Grove, to­
added that they were the best day amtouuced a chauge in the 5 room house, hath and pantry,
crowd o f boys that ever put on a firm. John Hampton, who has
city water, electric lights, barn,
been associated with his brother,
blue shirt.
chicken house, some fruit and
Now, does anyone doubt but Alton in the business ever since it
berries, fine location. $950. Hart
what their year’s work, with the was started twelve or thirteen years
down, balance on time, if de*
discipline that came with it, their ago, has sold his interest to his
sired, large lot 109x212.
year’s work rounding the world, brother and the latter will here­
2 lots east of railroad 5 room house, |
and the world unfolding before after lie sole owner of the business
good well, $(>50.
at
all
three
places
mentioned.
them, has not lieeu o f more practi­
John Hampton will not euter 4 room cottage, 2 large lots, city
cal use to them and done more to­
water, $(>50.
ward broadening their minds than auy other business, for the present,
auy two years in school could do? at least, and will rusticate, he says, 7 room house, good well, lot HOx
In a recent article iu the Chatau- the iuside work not lieing agree­
189, $1200.
quatt, the burden o f which was to able to him nor is it best for his
4 acres, fine location, .14 fruit trees,
prove that to l>e ready for war, did health.
Just the thing for
5 room house, closet and pantry,
When the Hampton boys began
not increase the danger o f war,
Easter Gowns
good water, outbuildings. Terms
but rather did away with a great business here, four of them, Alton,
X cash, balance on time if de­
John,
Hugh
and
Prank,
were
as­
deal of the danger, Col. Church
sired, $1500.
declared that, “ it is found that the sociated together. I.ater Hugh
time which is subtracted from the and Frank sold to the other broth­ Lot 55x100 feet, 5 room house,
life of a Herman youth by service ers and since then Alton and John
close in, city water, $700.
the business.
with the colors is fully compen­ have conducted
50x100 feet on Fourth street, (>
sated fot by corresponding exten­ Several years ago they established
room house, bath and pantry,
sion of his working period, due to a branch store at Springfield and
$ 1200 .
N ew Percales
the physical training he receives in it paid well from the start. Stacey
N ew Ginghams
1
acre,
7 room house, good well,
the army and the knowledge he Russell is the efficient manager for
N ew Lawns
N e w Dimities
fruit
and
outbuildiugs, fine soil,
the
company
there.
Only
a
week
acquires as to the best means of
$1600.
preserving his health and hence in­ or so ago the firm started another
creasing his longevity and work­ branch at Cottage Grove and ac­ Fine river bottom land, 5 and 10
cording to reports from the mana­
acre tracts, from $80 to $125 per
ing capacity.”
Prof Hadley o f Yale, has veri­ ger, Gilbert Tyson, the prospects
acre.
fied this in the case of the German for business are very flattering. Some acreage in city $250 per
army. The boys trained in the The first week's business was
acre.
army come out of their training much more than was expected,
An
extra good business investment
schools so greatly improved, phys­ Alton Hampton stated this morn-
for
the right party.
ing.
ically and mentally in every way,
Mr. Hampton says his new three One of the fittest residence proper­
that the German people generally
believe the army, for a certain story building at Sixth and W il­
ties in the city, close iu, modern
length o f time, is the best educa lamette streets will be erected early
throughout, 5 rooms, 2 pantries,
next year. He will occupy the
tion that a youth can have.
2 closets, hath room, hot and
Ours is not a country with a entire three stories with his store,
cold water, electric lights, base­
standing army. O u r national which will then he the largest in
ment and concrete foundation.
police cannot be called a standing the state outside of Portland. The
$2000. Part cash balance on
I Ruth Bryan Leavitt has left ii army, they constitute such a mere building will have a frontage of
time if desired.
(lot a divorce yesterday.
T u e s l & v s o>r\d F r i d a y s .
fraction o f the whole people, but 75 feet oil Willamette street and
T H K L E A D E R P U B L I S H IN G < 0 (Inc.)
there
are high schools in almost H>0 feet on Sixth street.— Guard.
The Leader is receiving man;
every state, and we believe the
lor
the vigorou
C o n n e r * im ita rli. i . k .
-
E d itor« compliments
moral sentiment expressed in it opinion o f thoughtful men gener­
Knterrd at the Cattane drove pMtonee a. * c -
late editorial headed a “ mora ally is that it would be a good
oiul-ebun matter.
thing if all the mail students iu
house cleaning needed.”
the high schools were subject to a
SOBSCKimlON KATES
Weekly, one year, »1.30.
m onth. .7» cent.
The Catihy Tribune is after daily drill o f ait hour or an hour
GAME ANIMALS.
SEMI WKF.KLY.
One Year
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them, too, and casually remarks: and a half to teach them the use
Heaver—
Closed until January 1,
SI* Month.
Three M o n th s
“ A few blacklegs have left town of weapons, to teach them the 1920.
since we came here, and others bearing of soldiers, to strengthen
Huek deer— Closed November 1
C O T T A G E G R O V E . OREGON
might as well begin packing up their bodies and broaden their to August t .
Located on the upper Willamette River
minds, says Goodwill.
Female deer— Closed at all times.
144 miles south of Portland on Southern Pa*
rific and Oregon 8c South Eastern Railroads,
W . T. KAYSER
It seems to us this could be done
Spotted fawn— Closed at all
’opulatiou 2500; two hanks; public and high
PROPRIETOR
'hools, five churches; water, light and sew
Three things to keep in mind— without much pf an increase in times.
k. systems,creamery; flour mill; two brick
sards; saw mills; wood work factory; match the forthcoming sweet pea show, expense, and that it should be a
All Kinds of Hauling and
Flk— C losed'August 1 to Sep­
factory; steam laundry and the L e a d e r.
the Cottage ('.rove district fair and part of the law of every state. tember 1.
Heavy Dray W o rk
I DUST HIES AND RESOURCES.
Mountain sheep and antelope—
Great forests of timber tributary to Cottage the second annual poultry show. President Roosevelt goes farther.
Grove; fifteen saw mills; three shingle mills
Each will lie the biggest tiling in He wants the small boys in the Closed season at all times.
within a radius of IS miles. Headquarters
Moving Pianos a Specialty
for Bohemia gold mines and Black Butte its class ever held in this part of
Silver gray squirrel— Closed Jan­
schools trained. Hut certainly the
quicksilver mines; valleys and foot hills
W ith Special Equipment
well adapted to fruit growing, farming and the state.
students in the high schools would uary 1 to October 1.
Special Spring
Suits for Ladies
Star Brand Shoes
M cKibbon H A T S
T H E BEST
A R E BETTER
WE
SELL
’ EM
WE
SELL
’EM
BURKHOLDER
M ESSALINE
and
G R O C E R IE S
FO U LA R D S
F R E SH and GOOD
D e l ic io u s , S w e e t
Phone 701
20c Per Pound
BON
BONS
Silk P attern s^
Something New in Poplin
Suits.
Late Shipment of
Men’s Clothing and Hats
W O O D S CO.
Thiiiiilistiius liluvf Fitting
DRESS GOODS
C O R SE T
Mohairs in favor
l'o r Spring Panamas
Long Waist
Are Very Popular
Dip Hip
Wynne Har< ware Company
Hampton Bros. & Co.
W a t o h for our a n n o u n c e ­
m e n t la te r . In th e m e a n ­
tim e re m e m b e r w e are
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER.
SEE
NEW GAME LAW
TOLD IN BRIEF
King & King
Headqnarters for Hardware
At the Bridge
Cotlap Grove Dray Co.
dairying. For information regarding this
great country subscribe for the L ea d er.
Although there has been consid­
erable
said regarding the damage
FRID AY , MARCII 12, 100-*.
to the peach crop o f Oregon by
the severe weather of Jaunary, the
Fruit growers are busy spraying.
yield will he fully up to the
ever age, according to Secretary
Nesmith county 1910—don’t for-
II. M. Williamson, of the State
Ket it.
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Hoard of Horticulture.
The Oregon legislature will be
in session again on Monday.
A live paper is liable to have to
defend l i b e l
suits.— Portland
Journal.
There are already indications of
renewed activity among the mines
and prospects.
President Taft must have had
the forthcoming Cottage ( rove
municipal election in mind when
he said recently: “ The in an who
does not hope for better things and
docs not lielievc that better tilings
can l>e brought about is not the
man to bring things aliout."
be the better, and this is so plain
that we think it should be a law
passed by congress to apply to
all the higher public schools
iu the United States.
No nation goes without a war
very long. A republic has to re­
ly upon volunteers. This prelimi­
nary training, especially if in
every year there should be a
months’ encampment, would take
away the dread which people feel
when they think o f joining an
army, and in case the country
needed them after their training in
the high school, the work of mak
mg real soldiers o f them would be
half done away with.
JUST A FEW QUESTIONS
w ater fo w l :
O F F IC E
A Clean Man
Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery
FLOUR
MILLS
A ll K in d s of
M ill F e e d
G r e c in
and H ay
Ducks— Closed February 15 to
a t j. V. Thornton's Confectionery.
October 15.
PIIONE
Geese and s'«'an— Closed March
Office, 1426
Resilience, 59.1
1 to < tetober 1.
C H A S . M A T T H E W S . P roprietor.
Honker geese— Closed March 1
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to September 1.
Notice for Publication.
UPLAND BIRDS.
Chinese pheasants ( fem ale)—
Closed at all times.
Chinese pheasant (m a le)— Closed
November 15 to October 15.
Grouse, native
pheasant or
ruffled grouse— Closed November
15 to ( tetober 15.
Prairie chicken— Closed October
15 to September 1.
Sage hen— Sage cock — Closed
November 1 to August 1.
(juail— Closed November 15 to
October 15.
Shore and wading birds— Closed
March 1 to October 1.
Doves and wild pigeons— Closed
January 1 to September 15.
In the questions printed below,
there is food for thought, and they
The state of Washington ca n ’t
carry a suggestion as to where
run on talk, either: it needs $8,-
goods should be bought:
500,000 for two years.
W ho sympathized with you
It is not the annual spring fever
when your little girl was sick?
GAME FISIt.
that worries the average man, but
Was it Sears & Roebuck?
Trout— Closed November, De­
the annual spring millinery bill.
W ho carried you last winter cember, January, February and
when you were out o f a job and i March.
The three per cent rebate on
had no money? W as it Montgom­
Hass—Open at all times. May
taxes will end on the fifteenth of
ery, Ward & Co., or was it your be taken only with hook and line.
An exchange asks: "W h a t cal home merchant?
this month. The penalty and in­
terest will not 1* added until after a doctor do when he gets a pat ion
When you want to raise money
George Putnam, the Me lford
who neither drinks nor smokes.’ for the church, for some needy editor who was sentenced to jail
the first Monday in April.
The (piestiou suggests that ques person iu town, do you write to by Judge Hanna for publishing an
Most everyone is complaining in tiou asked by the moonshiner’ Jones Cash store or do you go to alleged lilielous article, has won
some way about taxes, they are wife who offered a drink, a smok your home merchant?
his case iu the supreme court.
either too high or something else is or a chew to a visiting strange
How much does Siegel, Cooper This decision emphasizes the fact
wrong. T o say the least, a Japa­ and who when all had l>een de & Co. give toward lightiug the that it is pretty hard to punish a
nese puzzle is put in the shade dined, said, "S a y , stranger, wha street lamps or paying the minis­ newspaperman for printing the
when compared to figuring out do you do to make yourself smel ter's salary?
news without fear or favor, even if
like a man?”
what your taxes are.
When you were sick how many it does happen to displease some
nights did the Eugene merchants interested persons, pertinently re­
sit with you?
marks the Eugene Guard.
When you had to raise money to
A willingness to co-operate with
pay your rent or interest did you
Ovtaidc deadline«« it lets than ball the battle.
A man may
terub himself a dozen times a day, and still be unclean, (iood
get it from mail order houses or a | the publishers in making this
health means cleanliness not only outside, hut inside. It means
paper a power for good in the de­
home merchant or contractor?
a clean stomach, clean bowels, clean blood, a clean liver, and
new, clean, healthy tissues. The man who is clean in this way
When your loved one was buried | velopment of this field is noticed
will look it and act it. He will work with enertfy and think
was it your home merchant who ! on all sides. W e thank you,
clean, clear, healthy thoughts.
H e will never he troubled with liver, lunR, stomach o*- blood
dropped the tear of sympathy and gentleman: we will surely do our
disorders. Dyspepsia and indigestion originate in unclean stom­
uttered the cheering word, or was part.
achs. Blood diseases are found where there is unclean blood.
Consumption and bronchitis mean unclean lungs.
it John Wanamaker?
O f course, there are members to
When you needed money to buy
whom $.1 a day looks good, and
sugar, coffee or a sack of flour, |
these will seek to prolong the
prevents these diseases. It makes a m an's insides clean
how much did the Portland houses I
and healthy. It cleane the digestive organa, makes pure,
special legislative session for the
send you?
•lean b lood, and clenn, healthy flesh.
■MOTf there is in it.
When you had butter, eggs, and I
It restores tone to the nervous system, and cures nervous exhaustion and
bacon to sell, who bought them1
prostration. It contains no alcohol or hahit-forming drugs.
You can learn a little each day
Constipation is the most unclean uncleanliness. Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pel­
Butler Bros, or your home mer­ — unless von happen to be oue of
leta cure it.
They never gripe. Faay to take as candy.
chant?
those wise persons who know it all.
More honors for Co. F. It stood
the highest in points in the recent
annual inspection and also has the
liest record for marksmanship as a
company, o f any of the military
organizations in the state. This
is a distinction which should lie a
great source o f pride on the part
of the citizens of Cottage (»rove.
COTTAG E GROVE
Department of the Interior,
II. S. blind Office at Bosebiny, dr.
Feb. 10, lUttil.
Notice
Is hereby
fdven
that
E LBERT I,. C H A P M A N
of Cottage Grove, O regon, w h o, on
April 4. 1 0 0 1, made Homestead Entry
No. 14418, 8 . u. f«69fi, fo r N E '4 Section
‘Jtl, T o w n s h ip 21 South, R angel W est.
W illam ette Meridian, has tiled notice
of Intention to make final five-year
p ro of to establish claim to the ¡and
ab ove described. Iiefore the Register
anil Receiver, at Roselnirg, Oregon,
on t h e 21st day of April, I N I ,
Claim ant names as witnesses.
Ernest McReynohls. Nels Lewis,
(too. McReynohls, Sherman Chapman
all o f Divide, Oregon.
B enjamin t>. K ddv . Register.
Spring Season
Q Our Spring Season has opened moil satisfactorily.
N ew orders are coming in and we are filling them in a
manner satisfactory to our trade.
Q W e intend keeping our stock complete throughout
the Season, and will endeavor to carry lines adapted
to the the trade.
SEND US Y O U R O R D E R S FO R G O O D S
IN O U R
L IN E A N D W E D O T H E R E S T
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the S ta te
of Oregon, for Lane Conntv.
Oregon and Southeastern Railroad
Com pany, a corporation, plaintiff, vs
John Finn, defendant.
T o John Finn, the above named
defendant:
III the nam e of the state of Oregon
yo u are hereby required to appear
and answer
the
complaint filed
ngainst you In the above entitled i
action within six weeks from the
d ate of the first publication of this j
sum m ons, and if yon fall to apfsair
and answ er as herein required for
w ant thereof, the plaintiff will npply
to the court for an assessm ent ol the
ila mages which will result to the
above named defendant by reason of
the taking of the property described
In plaintiff's complaint, desired to l>e
appropriated l>y the plaintiff, and on
paym ent of the amount of danuigcs
so assessed, Into the court by said
FOR SALE— A nice home of
plaintiff, the plaintiff will take judg­
ment against you appropriating to l X acres in Cottage Grove, X
it the rigid of way descrilied in saiil acre in berries and fruit, good
complain t.
T his summons is published once a five room house and other build­
week for six successive weeks. In the ings,
house furnishings, cow.
C ottage Grove Lender, a newspafier
of general circulation in L ane coun­ chickens, garden tools, also seven
ty , S tate of Oregon, published in acres adjoining, 1 acre set in pears.
Cottage Grove, In said county and On S. I’ . R. R. north o f Cottage
sta te , by order ot H on. O . It. Cliris-
m sn. County Judge o f said county Grove. J o h n M c C l a n a h a n . 44-4t
made on the Nth day of February.
JOHNSON £? MATLOCK
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
T
ROT.
The first publication of this sum ­
mons is on the 12th d ay of February,
190! I, and the last publication on the
Jfith >lay of March, 1 tMKt.
J. C. J ohnson mid .1. S. M e p i . f . v ,
A ttorneys for rialntiff.
I.ace curtain sale Friday and
Saturday. Special $1.50 values
for only 93 ceuts, at Lurch's.
Edison, Columbia
Victor
GRAPH0PH0NES
Records
Notions, Novelties
BAZAA
Pasture for Rent.
Tw o hundred acres of pasture
land to rent on the Stock’s place
about 2X miles east of Cottage
Grove, or will take stock to
pasture. Apply to
F rank C rabtree ,
Cottage Grove, Oregon
Spray & Co, buys veal, chick j Lime and sulphur sprav at the
ens, eggs, etc.
|Griffin, Veatch C o’s.
4.1
Give the Semi=Weekly
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