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THE TA LE OF LORD LO VEL.
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ELY BROTHEFiS, 56 Warren St.. New Yuri«.
Repairing at roasonable charges.
A ll work gtiarantoe«l llrst-piasa.
Watehea, Clocks and Jew elry at. Lowest Price |
Lord Level lie stood at his own front
tloor,
Seeking the hole tor the key;
Ills hat was wrecked anil his trousers
bore
A rent across either knee,
Br EDWIN A . NKE
W hen down came the beauteous Lady
Jane
OoprrtgM. I » . bT á u r l a u Pnm
In fair white draperie.
“ Oh, where have you been, Lord Lovel?“
she said;
“ Oh, where have you been?“ said she;
TO THE OLD MAN:
“ 1 have not closed an eye in bed,
You have doubtless rend the book of
And the clock lias just struck three.
Job, the greatest drama ever written
Job was a millionaire o f his time. Who lias l>een standing you on your
head
Ills swollen fortune consisted o f luuds
In the ash-barrel, panlie?“
and herds, and he was the father of
seven sons and three daughters But— “ I am not drunk, Lad’ Shane, “ he said
Because Ellphftz and Zophar were
“ And so late it can not l»e:
older thuu he such was the respect
The clock struck one as I entered—
for age lu that patriarchal time Job
I heard it two times or three;
was compellc ! to sit still and listen to
It must be the salmon on which 1 fed
their censures
Has lieen too many for me.”
“ With us," said Job’s “comforters,”
“ are both the gray hatred and very “ Go tell your tale, Lord Lovel, she said,
aged men much elder than thy father.’’
“ T o the maritime cavalree,
And Job, meekly admitting, said, To your grandmamma of the hoary
“ With the ancient Is wisdom, and tn
head—
length o f days Is understanding.”
To any one but me;
When Elthu. the younger, broke into
the discussion he a|rologized most pro­ The door is not use»l to lie opened
With a cigarette for a key.”
fusely and confessed, ‘T am young,
—Anon.
and ye are very old, wherefore I was
afraid and durst not show you my
opinion.”
DANGER IN DELAY.
But times have changed.
In these days the wisdom of the an­
cients Is at a discount, except in snch Kidney Diseases Are too Dangerous for
piaces as China and Hindustan.
Cottage Grove People to Neglect.
Why?
Because progress is so rapid. 'The
wisdom o f age fulls to keep pace. To­
The
great (lunger o f
kidney
day, unless he keeps pace with the troubles iu Hint they get a firm hold
procession, a man at fifty Is a “ has- before the sufferer recognize« I hem.
been,” at sixty a “ tnossbaek," at sev­ Health Is gradually undermined.
Backache, headache, nervousness,
enty a "back number ”
In a former time n man could teach lamciicsH, soreness, lum bago, urinary
dropsy,
dhilretes
ami
his son the wisdom o f bootuiuklug. troubles,
Today the son must know how to put B righ t’s disease follo w in merciless
on the heels or cut the lace holes— succession. Don’ t neglect yo u r kid­
neys. Cure the kidneys w ith the
with it machine.
certain ami safe remedy, D oan’s K id ­
Formerly a man was wise as a ney Bills, which lias cared people
wagon maker
Nowadays his son right here in C o tta g e Grove.
gives his entire attention to a ma­
L. Bonney, 4511 o liv e St., Eugene,
Ur., sn ys: “ I nufTered from kidney
chine that makes hubs.
com plaint tor many years. I had
Or—
Iu his lime the father was an all severe pains In the back, which
around doctor who treated fevers, cut bothered me a great ileal. The kid
ney secretions were irregular, unnat­
off legs and pulled teeth. Today Ids ural and causeil me linicli annoy
son Is a “ specialist.” In tils time tho mice. My rest was greatly broken
father only needed to tickle the soil to and I felt miserable. I tried many
reap a harvest. Today his son must remedies but obtained no relief until
know the chemistry of soils and plants. I procured Doan’s K idney pills.
In some things experience Is valua­ After I had used one bog I received
great relief and on continuing my
ble, as before, but—
Skill In driving an ox cart helps trouble quickly disappeared. I take
g re a t pleasure in expressing my ap-
nothing In steering an automobile.
preelatlon of Doan’s Kidney Pills.”
These are some things’ we older men
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cannot help, but let us not fret our­ cents. Foster-Mllburn Co . Buffalo
selves because o f that. There Is only N ew Y ork, sole agents for tile I ’ nited
one wny to keep alongside the band States.
Itememlier the name— D oan's— nml
wagon—get new Ideas, get one n day.
We mnst keep our minds open and take no other.
our hearts warm and our entbnslnsms
youthful.
SUMMONS
As the world moves we must move
Heart to Heart
Talks.
KEEPING BOVS ON THE FARM.
Charles Klrtland of Sallun. Kan.,
has solved the much discussed prob­
lem of keeping boys on the farm.
Mr. Klrtland owns 250 acres six
miles from Sullim.
He has three
boys- Fred, aged sixteen; John, four­
teen. and Chester, six.
There are
three girls.
In the winter Sir Klrtlnnd’s fundi;
D R A Y IN G
COTTAGE GROVE, ORE
T itle « Examined.
Drafting and Mine Printing.
Present Ownership Maps Furnished. Farm
Loans at Lowest Kates. Notary Public.
C. S. FREELAND S C ôsêmÿ
ABSTRACTORS
Rooms s and 10 McClung building
Corner F.ighth nini W illam ette Sts.
Telephone R e d in i
EUGENE, OREGON
E. R. Wells
A R C H IT E C T
Unique and lieoutiful de-
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tions of all kinds of buildings of any
cost. Bees reasonable.
Room 10 , 1st Nat. Bank Bldg, Kugenc, Or
Ives In Kalina on account of school
facilities and to enjoy the social life.
?o much is the family In love with the
A n d a. 11 K inds of
•ountr.v, however, that before the snow
ins fairly gone nil are begging to go
onck to the farm.
The secret of It?
Co-operatIon, partnership.
The Klrtland family la a pure de­
mocracy lu which every member Is n
Leave orders at Cunningham's Con­ citizen, with the rights ami the privi­
leges o f citizenship
fectionery Phone 73 or phone
Ever since they have been old
residence 406
enough tn be Interested In any way the
children have had some share, how­
ever small. In the farm. Each lias
something be can call his own.
Mr. Klrtland has “ toted fair" with
the children.
I f they were not old
enough to exercise judgment ns to
money or property they were properly
credited on the books. It Is Interest­
ing to note how the boys are getting
on.
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Last year Fred and John, having ac­
cumulated some capital, rented an nd-
JoInln.T forty acres. They used the
family teams to break the ground,
paying a stipulated sum per day for
their use.
They bought (heir own
seed wheat and paid for the thrash­
ing.
The two buys made a profit o f J1.»
in the venture. Next year they say
All kinds of machine and repair
work «lone promptly and at reason­
they will do better. And they did tilts
able prices.
without neglecting tliclr home duties
or their schooling.
T>o you wonder these boys are con­
tent and happy on the farm?
Third Street.
Chester, the little one o f six years,
determined to acquire some pro|ierty.
COT"IWC.K GROVE, OREGON
He bought with his little savings a
couple o f orphan pigs, baby pigs. That
was a year ago. Tw ice dally he filled
his little pall from the milk separator
.DIAMOND and fed the orphans.
The pigs thrived, and a short time
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ago, when the father sold n bunch o f
hogs, Chester’s orphans brought $15.
Every cent went on Chester's bank
book.
These boys are not restless mid dis­
contented, and they have no desire to
leave the farm for a clerkship In the
city.
The girls also have their own proper
ty. But that Is another story
G row n f o r I ’ n r lf t c S o r t h w m t Hoi I t o il C lim a t*.
The Kansas farmer has simply treat­
N o w o n • lla p ls y at *11 boat d fw lfir». Auk f o r ( « U -
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ed Ills children as Intelligent nulls of
the little republic o f the family. He
ttiUANO
has supplied tho motive—so lacking to
most farm boys— o f Intelligent self In
terost
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Notice to Electric Light Patrons.
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PURSES
A Fine Line to Select from. Am closing out this line
of gtN id s.
Leather Belts. D og Collars and M en’s G loves at b e d ­
rock prices.
STO C K S’ H A R N E S S
SH OP
Some owners of porch lights
hum them all night, others hum
them dav and night. T o these
notice is hereby given that after
March first an additional charge
j o f .So cents per month will lie
made for all porch lights found
hunting after midnight.
C. G. E lec tric C o ,
Lodge
Fashion Stables
D ir e c to r y .
I. O . O . F .—Cottnge G rove, No. OS,
Meet every Saturday night.
A. B r kw f . h , N. O.
J ohn It. Pun.I.lew, See.
K.
K B K K A H S Pottage G rove, No.
24, M eetings 1st. :ird. and 5th. F ri­
day of every month,
M um . .1. S t o v k h k b o , N O.
M in n ik K i . i . k h o k , See.
A . F, & A M .—P o tia g e G rove, No.
51. Meetings 1st and :trl Wednea
•lay o f each month.
A n iik k w R hi no , W . M.
L. F. W o o l. k v . Sec.
First Class Livery, Sale and Feed Barn in' Connection
O , E S.—C h ap ter No. I, Meetings
2nd and 4th Friday each month.
M bs . M a iiz i . C hambers , W. M.
M bs . G race B bi n ii , Sec.
P o w e ll
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Portland and Return Only 15.90
P ro p .
You Need Fire Protection.
W
o . W — Bohemia Pump, No. iiflO,
Tom Awbrey can give you good
Meets every F rid a y evening.
The Southern Pacific Co. is now
Du. J. O. V a n W in k i . k , C. C.
selling round trip tickets to Port­ teliable insurance at reasonable
P iia s . V a n D kniiitbo , Clerk.
rates, put your residence insur­
land from Cottage drove for fS.'Xt
good gditig Saturday on No. lf> at
1.50 a.m . train, returning Monday
evenitigou No. Id leaving Portland
at 7. 30 p. m., giving all day Sat­
urday, Sunday and Monday in
Portland. The same arrangements
M W . o f A . — M eetings 2nd and 4tll apply from Portland giving Port­
Thursday In oaeh month,
land people a chance to visit
A. 8. P o w k i . i ., Consul.
valley points at greatly reduced
rates.
C. W . W a i . i . ack , Clerk.
0. W . S t . Valentine Oirelo 121,
Meets 1st ami llrd Tuesday ill each
m onth in W. O, W. Hall.
Mas, D, J. D i H k i ' h . i . e , g . N.
M bs . A i . ick C o ffm an , Clerk.
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M. B A . — Modern Brotlierhoixl o f
America. Meet the 2d and 4th Tues­
day o f each m onth at i.O .O .F . Hull.
F D. W iik h i . kb , Pres.
Du. M ac 'Y, See.
G A R — Appom ata* Post No 34,
Meets a t 1 |>. ill., on the 2d and 4th
Saturday of each month.
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R k y n o i . d h ,
At Even
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AdJ.
F o r e s te r s o f A m e r ic a — .Mooting:
Kirat and Third Thursdays.
E d w in T i t . i . a b , Chief Ranger
F. P. C o f f m a n , Fin. Sec.
S H y iN C
Of lime, travi hug ex|M>nsos
and fatigue can tie made by
using
K. o f P . —Ju vent us L od ge No,
Meets every Wednesday nignt.
tho
shortest
route
East.
48,
There Is hut one short and di­
F rank W oodbfff , C. P.
rect route between the «Vest,
C h as . V a n D k n iik r o . K. o f R. & 8.
East.
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O . T- M- —Cascade Camp No. 200
Meets every Thursday night.
\. W. S m it h , Coin.
G. L, R krh , R. K.
The Southern Pacific
The 0. R. & N.
L , O . T . M . — Lady Lamson Hive, N o
42. Meets 2d and 4th Tuesday of
each month.
Mas. M a y H a r t , K. K.
M rs . M in n ik U n d k iiw o o d , F. K.
Oregon Short Line
and
R O Y A L N E I G H B O R S Meet 2nd
In the Circuit Court of the State of
and 4th Wednesday of each m on th
Oregon for Lane County.
M k s G f . o . H a i . i ., O r a c lk .
Laura Byrne, plaintiff, vs D. J. Byrne,
M rs . P. W . W a i . u c i :. Rec.
defendant.
There is unsurpassed through
To I>. J. Byrne, the above named de­
fendant.
fast train service to Denver,
In the name of the State of Oregon
Omaha., Kanas C ity, t lilcngo
you are required to appear and answer
the complaint filed against you in the
Horseshoehifc a specialty.
w ith direct connections to all
WaKon
and
carriage
re-
above entitled suit within six week::
inti. A ll work guaranteed
points
Kust and South.
from the «late of the first publication of
H ave your liorsesteeth ex­
amined and repaired. Shot
this summons and if you fail to appear
at rear o f Heinenway Si
There Is an
abundance of
and answer as herein required, for want
Kurkholder’s Store :: ::
thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the
matchless scenery, ami an op­
court for the relief demanded in her
B A Z E B
portunity to m a k ea d a vlig h t
complaint, viz. That the bonds of mat­
rimony existing between plaintiff and
stopover at Salt Lake City if
defendant he forever dissolved ami that
it is desired.
the plaintiff In* awarded the care and
custody of the minor child of plaintiff
I.ct us tell you all abou t
and defendant. Ilarlie, and for such
other nml further relief as to the court
w h a t can Ite itone. Itelo re you
may seem just and equitable.
C a rp e ts an d Rugs
purpose ticket,
This summons is published once a
Ma«le to order and Satis­
week for six successive weeks in the
faction guaranteed both
Cottage Grove Leader, a newspaper of
«as to workmanship and
general circulation, in Lane county,
J. M. ISHAM. Agent. Cottage Grove.
prices. Apply to
State of Oregon, published in Cottage ]
(»rove, ill said county, by order of the
h on e 381
J. M. C om er P W
a ll St..
lion. L. T. Harris, Circuit Judge of
n e a r A d v e n tis t C txvirch
said county, made on the Mil day of
March, 1909.
fhe first publication of this summons
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is on the hth «lay of March, 1909, and
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General Passenger Agent
the last publication on the 20th day of F O R
April, 1909.
PORTLAND.
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OREGON.
J. C. J o h n s o n ,
Plain and Fancy
Attorney for Plaintiff.
ance in the Oregon hire Relief As­
sociation and your business prop­
erty in the Bankers and Merchants
Mutual. Call at the express o f­
fice for rates.
I f you have real or personal property
for sale, leave your descrip­
tion and price with
ALTA KING, at the bridge
CoTTAOB O R o y p , ouu.
He can make your abstracts, examine
the title to your property and do your
conveyancing
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
E. S. Lane Office at Itoschiirg, Ore.
Nov. 23, 1IMIN.
Notice Is
hereby given
thnt
JOHN C H A R L E S HICK 1.1
of S a gin aw , Oregon, who on N ov.
23, IDUS, made timber o r stone entry.
No. (»2431, fo r the N I V , of NEW
Section 18, Tow n ship 20 S, R ange 2
W, W illam ette Meridian, has filed
notice o f intention to make final
p ro of to establish claim to the land
ab ove described, before Register and
Receiver a t Roseburg, Oregon, on
tlie 10th day of April, 1000.
( ’Iniinapt names as witnesses ;
Henry Myers. Charles 1’hillipy,
Perry Casteel .1, O. Jarrett, all o!
Sagin aw , Oregon
42-52 B kn . ia m in L. E d d y , Register.
Union Pacific
General B la c k s m ith in g
B arrels £1”
Notice of Publicatio n.
Department of the Interior.
1!. 8. Land Olliee at Itoschiirg, Ore.
Oct. 201 n, 1008.
Notice
Is
hereby given
th at
JOSEPH B. W IL H E L M
of Dexter, Oregon, w h o on October
20th 1008, made timber appll-ation
No. 01000, for SWJi, Section 32, T o w n ­
ship 19 South, R a n g e l West, W illam ­
ette Meridian, has filed notice o f in­
tention to make final proof to estab­
lish claim to the land above described
lH'foro Register and Receiver at Rose-
bnrg, Oregon, oil the 1sth day of
March, 1!KI0.
Claimant names as witnesses;
Reese Parker of Dexter, O regon;
Kulus W ood of Dexter, Oregon;
Thomas it. M alloy of Fall Creek,
Oregon; Lew M athew s of Dexter,
Oregon.
R f . n j a . m ix L. E d d y , Register.
Administrator's notice.
Ill the matter of the estate of Stephen
Harris, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the under­
signed has lieen duly appointed by tiie
County Court of Lane county o f the
Stale of Oregon, administratrix of the
estate of 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
For Sale.
months from the date of this notice at
tlie office of Attorney A. II. King, Cot­
tage Grove, Lane County, Oregon.
A good light farm wagon aud
I.ittlK A. C r o w , Administratrix.
H. K in o , Atty. for Administratrix.
double harness, inquire at this A. Dated
this 3rd day of December 1908.
office.
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W M . M tM lR R A Y ,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
SE W ING
A.l.lrcss, MRS. IK K X K EMERSON
C O T TA G K CROVK, OREGON
Department o f the Interior,
I'. S. Land llltloe a t Rosebtlrg, O r.
February 111, ltMKI.
Nolle*. Is hereby given
I li n t
C H A R L E S II T O M P K IN S
ol Cottnge G rove, Oregon, who, on
April iltli ESI ’ made Homestead En­
try No. l l l l l s. R. (W tli, for NS of
N W S ; SW ', <>f NWS. .Section
10,
Tow n sh ip 20 South, Rang»' 1 West,
W illam ette Meridian, lias tiled notice
of Intention to make Huai live-year
proof t o establish claim to the land
above deserils'd, before G eorge E.
Dorris, U. s. ('.nnhilssloiier a t Eu­
gene, Oregon on the 15th d a y * f April
looo.
Claim ant names as witnesses
M . S. Tom pkins o f P o tta g e '¡r o v e ,
Oregon; Win. M oore o f b ira n e . Ore­
gon: W. It. Hawley of Loran e, Ore­
gon; ( ’has F. Miller o f Isrrane. O re­
gon.
ID:x.i a \ iin I,. Em ir. Itegiater.
Registration of Land Title.
In tlic m a tte r of the ap plication o f
E v a t'. Wheeler to register the title
lo lot No. I and the <>:u)t half of lo t
No. •'! of block No. 1 .1 . E. Y ou n g's
uduitlon to C otta ge G rove, fam e
C ounty. Oregon.
T o nil w h om It m ay concern;—
T a k e notice that on the loth day oi
Fehrunry, tool», an application wits
tiled by the said E va C. W heeler In
l he Circuit Court of the S tale of O re­
gon fo r Lane county for Initial regis­
tration <>f the land ab ove descrilied.
Now. unless you appear on o r Is'forel
the 20th d ay of March, litoff, and j ]
show cause w hy said application |
should not lie granted, the same w ill I
lie taken ns confessed and a decree
will he entered according to th e ;
prayer o f the application and you
w ill lie forever barred from disputing
Notice of Final Account.
the same.
E. E. L e r , County Clerk.
It.v F r kd O . S t ic k k i . s , Deputy.
In the matter of the Assignment of J, K. Y o i m i . Applicant’s A ttorn ey.
the Wheeler Thompson Co., of Cottage
Grove, Oregon.
Notice for Publication
Notice is hereby given that \V. It.
Abrams, Assignee has filed his account
Department o f the Interior,
for final settlement of said estate with
I ’ . 8. Land Office a t Rosehnrg. Oregon
the clerk of the court and that Monday,
Novemlier 12, inns.
April 17. inn, at t o ’clock p. in., of said
Notice
is hereby
given
thnt
O
SCAR
BARNF.8
day lias lieen set for ¡tearing the same.
of
Cnmntork.
Oregon,
w
h
o
on
August
\Y II. A n a s MS, Assignee.
1st HIM, m ade Homestead Entry No.
p . kmrok It. I ( o r r i s . Attorney.
12038, 8. It. 0115ft, fo r K.1.. of NEfc,
Section8, Tow n ship 21 South. R an gel
“ How do you know your hus­ t West W illam ette Meridian, has
filed notice o f intention to make
band is not a good poker player?" final live year proof; to establish
Because.” answered young Mrs. claim to the land aliove described, lie-1
fiwc the Register and Receiver a t |
Torkins, "no good poker ptayer Rnsetmrg. Oregon, on the 25th d a y ]
could lie as popular as he is with o f March, M .
C laim ant names as witnesses ;
other poker players.”
Charles R. Larenee. John W atkins,
R. A. Allen, Roy G riggs, all o f Oorn 1
Jack— Was her father violent «t*>ck, Oregon.
R e n j a w i n I , Ennv, Register.
when you asked for her hand?
Tom— W a s he! < .real Scott, I
I f you want a good paying little
thought he would shake my arm
business inquire at the Bazaar,
off.
N o w is t h e T im e
to visit
C a lifo m id i
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 emlttre a more rigid or'severe climate. Califor­
nia has heen 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, coitgenfeif
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 are in effect to all Califor­
nia points.
For all information, sleeping ear reservations
and tickets call on. telegraph or write I. M. ISHAM.
Agent S. P. Co. or
W M . M r M U B R A Y , G e n e r a l P a s s e n g e r Agent,
P o r tio n «!. O r e g o n .
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