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jSSSS’ÄÄ'iSSSÄSäi 1 BACK G IV ES OUT Plenty NEW WORK iN NEW BUILDINGS ol Cottage Grove Readers Have Thia Experience. You Ux the kidney»- -overwork them. They can’t keep up the continual with that thorough attention to strain. The back gives out—it ache» anti f detail w h ich always insures sat pains; isfaction to ow ners or tenauts. I'rinary troubles set in. Ih>n,t wait longer—tike Doan’s Kid O ur work never has to be done ney Pill». over, and we live up to our con Cottage («rove people tell you how tracts. W e undertake any k ind they act. . o f plum bin g, gas or heating that Walter Rogers of Cottage (»rove, Ore is know n to m odern b u ild iu g gon, say»: “ I suffered for some time from pains in my back and sides caused m ethods. W e em p lo y the best mt by disordered kidneys. I thought the w orkm en and personally super OPYRlCK? trouble would soon disappear, but in vise all work. stead it grew gradually worse. The kidney secretions were so frequent that I was forced to rise many times during the night and the passages were attend ed with pain. 1 tried nearly every remedy that was brought to uiy atten tion aud also us*»«! liniments and plasters but did not succeed in finding any re lief. 1 then read of Doan's Kidney pills and was so impresse«! that I pro .V W '.W ,V\VÇ WVS.VW VV - V » cured a box at Benson’s Pharmacy. 1 received relief from the first an«l was so much encouraged that I continued until a complete cure was effected.” P r o fe s s io n a l C a r d s . C L A S S IF IE D A D V ER T ISEM EN T S. For sale by all dealers. Price .50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Bnffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. 'W.WlVrWl'W.WlV.-WW.Wl'WrWl'V.»1 V ► 'W .W li best W ashington Cedar shingles Remember the name—Doan’s—and \ J L T \ l. 0. COI NTF.K. Notarv Public 7 j — free o f sap, worm holes and take no other. planned, arranged and executed Phillips Brothers 4 # $ W ^ a t t o r n e y . a l - l y | knots, constantly on hand. a w Practice in all court* o f the State *x o n te « r k llll»< ■ ■ lid ia «. Sail 5 and 4 J | to J 4 phonè M a i» lo ll suit the If Prices fnqiiire times, of jO R K iN R o b in s o n , C ottage drove. Cottasi- l . rovo. Or. For b argain s in fruit, stock and J r 1 * K. T o ll n o jf * ATTO RNEY A T L A W o n e «: Young Building, Main Street, Wait Hide. a J i farm lands I Cochran, 0 Scarbrough Cresw ell, O regon, 9 A n MO e g g “ O ld bator. T ru s ty ” in cu If. K. Cheap, for cash. 4‘ ) t f . ^ P H Y S IC IA N and SlIB UKIIN Fresh m ilch cow for sale, or w ill omre In Mi'Karland Hiilldmit * exch a n g e for w ork. A p p ly to over I’-ocliraii'e Furniture SUirc + 4 onice Phone, 341 Kealdcnco Phone. Ml £ Curtis Veatch, Phone, Farmers j SdrHl'WfWltdrHlSfcWl'WcWiMiWl'V.WV W V W 9 « f J | Shingles Lawson ’s. 4 J S , M E D LE Y , for sale at ' Veatch & 26tf * A TTO R N E Y A T LAW £ ^ Special Attention C.ivcn to M in ili« «m i Corporation Law. J ’■ Beaulieu & Woodard i O ffic e . S u ite 3. B an k B u ild in g • 5 'k f c W t e W « * ! U fcW M rW **#>'»*W **W I**>F REAL ESTATE DEALS PROMPTLY EFFECTED J j » i 4 C. JO H NSO N, ’ A T T O R .N E Y A T L A W Estate* Administered. Minim Patent« Procured. M inim and Corporali on I.aw a specialty, office over Griffin, Vcntch Hardware. Office Phone. Main 113. Residence. M. 9 £ 1 J j P ♦ Ì D E N T IS T Stewart Porter nuililim Phone MSI llonrs «.30 to 12 . I to J l . INGRAM H A U L IN G or C a ll 011 or address M etcalf. j A n d e l l Kinds o f & Chas. C ochran, C otta ge G rove, Or. < W. K IM «. M. l>. see D R A Y IN Q Leave orders at Cunningham's Con fectionery Phone 73 or phone residence 4 06 Hauling Done Promptly at Reasonable Charge W . A. H O G A T E Cottage Grove Dray Co. W . T. KAYSER Phone, Main 921 PR O PR IE TO R Cor. 2nd «S: Main Sts., Cottage ('»rove,Or. 5 £ 4 if k All Kinds of Hauling and Heavy Dray W ork M I L L E R ’S Machine Shop 2 ^ > All kinds of machine and repair work done promptly and at reason able prices. A 4 OLD LiiADER BUILDING Third Street, H . C. M A D S E N , O F F IC E at J. V. Thornton'« Confectionery. PHONE Office, 1426 Residence, 59.4 L o d g e cards w ill lie published in COTTAGE (»ROVE, OREGON W atchm aker . Kepairln« at reasonable cnarKea. Moving Pianos a Specialty With Special Equipment directory form in the Leader at the rate o f $.V a year. A ll work guarantee-i ttrst-ctaga. A n y lod ge de- siriu g representation Watches, (Hook« and Jewelry at Low eat Price COTTAGE G RO VE, ORE. sent the names o f should pre its officers and m eetin g dates to this office. Titles Examined. Drafting and Blue Printing. Present Ownership Maps Furnished. Farm Loans at Lowest Rates. Notary Public. C. S. FREELAND H C qhpmj F E E D IN G PH EASAN TS, A N D OLD. ABSTRACTORS Rooms « and to McChing Building Corner Eighth and Willamette Sts. Telephone Red IIS1 EUGENE. OREGON E . R . W e lls ANY KIND OF A HORSE ARCHITECT Unique anil beautiful de signs, Plans and Specifica tions of all kinds of bnildings of any cost. Fees reasonable. Room 10,1st Nat. Bank Bldg, Kugenc, Or m— — — r w p WW— mR— — h G r o v e G allery New Management New Equipment. will l>c well shod if we do the shoeing— dray horse, carriage horse or the trotter because we have the skill the experi ence and ft. knowledge of horses and their hoofs. We are on special watch lor instances of interfering, overreach ing, lameness and gait. With all that we dofiht if we charge any more than some ask for careless, even injurious work. CLIFFORD & SPRIGGS West Side Shop. CATARRH Come and see us. We will do our utm ost to please you. a a s» A . J. A r m s t r o n g . ftY-FEVER OOTTAOR QKOVR M Hospital ami Sanitarium All the latest treatments. Electrical PLAIN aid M E D IC A C I) BATHS X -K A Y LABORATOUY For further particular, aitare*» D r . H . V. B C I I L K K F . SA E l y s C ream B alm S u re to Give Satisfaction. GIVES RELIEF AT ONCE. It rlennseM, soothes, beala and protect« ths I diseased membrane resulting from Catarrh and «Itivvn away a Ooli in tlo- Head quickly. B**stoi.'s the Senses of Taste and Snudi. ¡ Easy (o na»». Contain.» no injurions drugs Applfof into the liOMtril* an«l ahsorbeit. L a iv * Si/.*«, AO <*enta at Dmggiato or by mail. Liquid Cream Balm for nao in abunirers, 75 conta. ILY BROTHERS. 5 « Warren St.. N«w York. --Harness and Saddles-- REPAIRING A SPECIALTY Whips, Rol»es, Blankets, Dog Collars, and everything pertaining to harness business. C o l u m b i a Stock a n d BEALS P o u ltry R em ed ies SONS (Successor* I « Albert Stocks. CO TTAG E GROVE. More pheasants are fed to death than raised. After twenty-four hours feed three times dnlly and, contrary to superstition that birds get most of their drink from dewdrops, keep pure water before them aud grit. First four days feed custard made of twelve beat en eggs stirred Into pint of milk at boiling point, then boll thick. After fourth day serve as part of ration for eight weeks. On fifth day add a little chopped let tuce and pinhead oatmeal. On eighth day Introduce kiln dried cracked wheat, if«lit oats and occasionally a little hemp or millet. After three weeks serve minced boiled meat, using broth to wet up a crumbly barley mash. At six weeks throw In wheat and barley for supper, nnd they nre now ready for adult ration Feed them greens regularly, but keep off the wet grass to avoid gapes. Old birds In woods are only fed In winter unless food Is scarce. In confinement they are fed like chickens. They relish the following: Acorns, chestnuts, hazelnuts, beech mast, grains, seeds, roots, herbage, ■mall fruits, cress, cabbage, lettuce, turnip«, mangolds, potatoes, Insects, worms, ant eggs and fine cut bone. MAGGOTS SSSS MMMttn*vxv«4SaftSttSS8KMi i OREGON YOUNG FOR SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS C a rp e ts an d R u g s On tha Sunday School Lesoon by Rev. Dr. Llnecott For the In ternational Newspaper Bible Fashion Stables > Made to orries” and Satis faction guaranteed both a» to workmanship ami prices. Apply to , » Study Club. | J. M. Comer (Copyright. 1»«». by K « y T S LiaecMt. D.D.) £ r\ear A d v e n tis t C h u r c h lesson for 8uuday. April Uth, 1909. —plaster lesson. I Cor xv: 12-28. FORi April 11th, 1909. (Copyright. 100a. by Krv. T. 8 . I.inocott. D.D.) Easter Lesson. I Cor. xv: 12-28. Now Is Christ risen from the dead, and become the first fruits of them that slept. I Cor. xv:20. Verses 12-13.— Does .the doctrine of the resurrection of the body rest up on revelation or upon reason? Providing the soul Is Immortal la It. or not, of material Importance whether the body Is ral:<d4 or not? If there Is no resurrection of tha deed. II follow« as Paul here states, that Christ la not risen; hut la the converse true, that If Chrtat is risen then all human beings will necessar ily bo resurrected? It seem« that soma In Cotlnth de nied the resurrection of the dead In the sense that there la no Ufa after death, now If that were true, then how much would there be left in Chris tianity? What 1» the proceas of reasoning that demonstrates the fact of Immor tality? What Is the srrlpture proof of Ilf® after death? Can you mention a single nation or tribe of the past, or at the present, which has not believed In Immortality In some shape? Verses 14-17— If there Is no resur rection of the dead, how would that make their preaching vain, make our faith vain, and make them false wit- jesses? Vprses 18-19 - How Is It that all ■era |Bs<lnrtlvely believe In tlie Im mortality of their departed friends, and expect to meet them again? It was doubtless true In Paul's day that If there was no Immortality Christians were of all men most mis erable. because, they were then de spised, Imprisoned and put to death; but is the same true today? Is not Christ's religion now a grand thing for this world, even If death did end all? Verse 29-—What Is the chief evi dence of the truth of Christianity? What Is the proof that Jesus did fjs e trffm the dead? (See Matt, xxvl: 4t>-|k; Mark xvl:14; Luke xxlv:36-38; John x*:4.5.14.26;xxl:4; Acts 1:3,13.30, 81; 1 ('of. x v : 8 - 8 . et set).) Is the fact of th« resurrection of Jesus to be proved by evidence, like any other fact, and Is there any othey historic fact better attested? Why was It, when Jeaus was cruel- fled that His disciples were a dispir ited band, having lost heart, and go ing back to their former occupation, and what was It afterwards that put new life in them, and made them the most courageous men that ever Ilved7 (This question must be answered In writing by members pf the Club.) What became the prominent theme of their preaching? Is It credible that such noble men, Who afterward laid down their lives for the truth, would testify that they had seen and talked to Jesus after Ills death. If they had not so seen him? Verse 21-22 — Would there have been natural death If there had been no sin? Would there have been any resurrec tion of the dead. If Jesus had not been resurrected? Verses 23-28—Was Christ the first man to rise from the dead? When will the general resurrection fra? Will Christ finally abolish death and destroy sin? Has Ood put all the forces of nature under the control of Jesus? Plain and Fancy SEW ING Add re*», MRS. IRRNI* P«M ICRSQN First Class Livery, Sale and Feed Barn in Connection ÇOTTAGF, (ÌKOVK, ORKGON P o w e ll General Blacksmith ing HorieshochiR a specialty. Wagon aud carriage re lug. A ll work guaranteed Have your borsentéetb ex amined aud repaired. Shoe at rear o f lleiuenway A Burkholder's su re :: :: J.X3C B A l C & T u lla r , Portland and Return Only $5.90 P ro p . You Need Fire Protection. Tom A w b rey can g iv e you good T he Southern Pacific Co. is now selliug round trip tickets to Port reliable insurance at reasonable land front Cottage (¡rov e for fS.'JO rates, put your residence insur E J S good going Saturday oil N o. 16 at 1.50 a. tu. traiu, returning Monday evening on N o. |,I leaving Portland N O T IC I FOR PUBLICATION. at 7. 30 p. tu., giv iu g all day Sat urday, Sunday and Monday in Portland. T h e same arrangements Department ol tho Interior, IT. S. Ijin e Office at Itosebuix, Ore, apply from Portland giving Port Nov. 28, 11818. land people a chance to visit Notice is hereby given th at valley poiuts at greatly reduced JOHN C H A K L K 8 K IC K L I ol Sagin aw , Oregon, who on N o v . rates. 28, IIKn, ma<)e timber or stone entry, No. 02J81, fo r the K W 'J o f NE% Section 18, Township JO S, Knugu 2 W, W illam ette Merulinn, has filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish claim to the land ab ove described, before ltegister and Receiver nt Itoselmrg, Oregon, on the lOtli day o l April, 100λ. Claimant names as witnesses : llenr.v Myers, Charles Phillipy, Perry Casteel J, O. Jurrett, all of Saginaw , Oregon. 42-52 B k n j a m i n L. E i > d y , Register. At Even MONEY H SHUINC ance in the Oregon biro Relief A s sociation and your business p ro p erty in the Hankers and M erchants Mutual. C all nt (he fice for rates. express o f : E stá I f you have real or personal property for sale, leave your descrip tion and price with ALTA KING, at the bridge COTTAGE. GROVE, ORE. He can make your abstract*, examine the title te your property and do your ceueeyauciud . . . . Ngtice lor Pifblicgtiqn. Department of the Interior, S. Land Office a t Itoseburg. Or, Feb. 10 , 1001 ). Notice Is hereby given t h a t E L B E R T L. C H A P M A N of Cottage Grove, Oregon, who, on April 4, 11)01, mode Homestead Entry No. 18448, S. R. 03600, for N E '4 Section 26, Tow n ship 21 South, Range 4 West, Willamette Meridian, has tiled notice o l Intention to make final five-year p roof to establish claim to the land above described, lielore the Register and Receiver, at Itoseburg, Oregon, on thé 2|st day o f April, 1 !*0!). Clniiqnnt names as witnesses. Erpest ¡yfcReynolds, Ne)s Lew is, Goo. Mclteypoids, Sherman Chapman all o f Divide, Oregon. K k s j j m i * L. Jiopy. Register. V. Of time, trim -pug using the shortest route East. There is but one short and di rect route between the West East. The Southern Pacific The 0. R. A N- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department o f tho Interior. IT. 8 . Laud Office a t RoMebiirg, Ore. March 10, 1909. Notice Is hereby given th at CH AS. F. M I L L E R of C ottage G rove, Oregon, w h o, on April 9, 1902, made Homestead Entry, No. 11448, 8 . R 08884 for N|i of KWtf, Section 4, Tow n ship 20 South, Range 4 West, W illam ette Meridian, lias filed notice o f Intention to make final five year proof to establish cl ai m to the land above described, Indore Geo. H. lfbrrW, U. 8 . Commissioner, at Eugene^ Oregon, on t he' s t h day of f laj(pant names ns Witnesses: Cfias. ft. Tom pkins of C ottu ge Grove, Oregon; M. S. Tom pkins of Cottage Grove, Oregon; W. B, H aw ley of Lornne, Oregon; Filetus Davis o l Lorane, Oregon. B k n j a m i n L. Ennv, Register. Oregon Short Line and NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior, IT, S. Land Ollico a t Itoselmrg, O r. February 19, 1!H)9. Notice is hereby given that C H A R L E S It. T O M P K IN S o l C ottage Uyove, Oregon, who, on April 9th I90J, made Homestead En try No. 11444 S. R. 08.Tr> for N k of N W !4; SW% of NW%. Section 10, Tow nship 20 8 oiltli, Range 4 West, Willam ette Meridian, has filed notice of Intention to make final five-year proof to establish claim to the land aliove described, before George E. Dorris, U. H. Commissioner at Eu gene, Oregon on tho 15th day of April 1909. Claim ant names ns witnesses: M . S. Tom pkins of C ottage Grove, Oregon; Win. M oore o f Lorano, Ore gon: W. B. Hawley of Lornne, Ore gon; Chas. F. Miller of Lorane, Ore gon. expunges and fatigue enti lie made by Union Pacific There Is unsurpassed through fast train service to Denver, Omaha, Kanns C ity, ( hieago w ith djrect prinnppttons t o qll points East and Soqtli. There is an abundance of mnteldess scenery, and an op portunity to inake a dayligh t stopover a t S a lt Lake City if it is desired. I.e t us tell you all abou t w h a t can lie done, Indore you purpose ticket. B knjamin L. E udy , Register. Administrator's notice. fq the iqatter ol the estate of Stephen Ifnrris, deceased. Notice is hereby given Hint the under signed Un* been ilqly appointed by the County Court of I.ane county o f the Stafe 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 months from the date of this notice at the office of Attorney A. II. King, Cot tage Grove, I.ane County, Oregon. I.IL L IK A. C row , Administratrix. A. H. KING, Atty. for Administratrix. Dated this 3rd day of December 1908. -39 M. ISHAM. Agent. Cottage provR. SUMMONS v D IA M O N D Humor «* Philosophy By DUNCAN M. SMITH FOLLOWING COPY. Pic and candy, Plums and cako G ive to boys The stomach ache, But the children On them chew. Kn ow in g what The «tu ff will dm. Though their pat M ay protest And declare Mamma knows Th ey stuff goodie» By the score. And they’re alw ays Out fo r more. PHEA8ANT8. A Tip. •»NC - ON J A y - NOw ABOUT A *»V» TH.1 ¿ATI* pay ?• WW® MçMURKAV, OREGON I* It strange Th ey're thus Inclined When you come To bear In mind The example That they see Set fo r them By you and m et * ¿BR AN D In the Circuit Court o l the State qf Oregon for Lane County. Ijmra Byrne, plaintiff, vs D. J. Byrne, General Passenger Agent defendant. To D. J. Byrne, the above named de PORTLAND, - OREGON. fendant. In the name of the State of Oregon, you are required to appear ami answer the complaint filed against yon in the For Sale. above entitled snit within six weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons anil if you fail to appear fo r P a c ific N orthw est. Boll and Climate. A good light farm wagon and Grown N o w on 'Maplay at all 1>o«t dealer*. Ank fo r Cntn- and answer as herein required, for want k w u o . l l not on «ale in y o u r ii4>l«rl>l>orh<»o4l. write thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the double harness, inquire at this a*. Slvlna n a iu e o f y o u r d e a le r, and we w ill mail irket o f flo w e r aeeda fr e e fo r your trouble court for the reljef demanded in her office. t O S e » . . P M T U N O , IREBON AND SPOKANE, WASH. complaint, via. Thai the I>onds of mat rimony existing between plaintiff and — defendant be forever dissolved and that the plaintiff be awarded the care and custody of the minor child of plaintiff anil defendant, Harlie, and for such other and further relief as to the court may seem just and equitable. This summons is published once a week for six successive weeks in the Cottage Grove Leader, a newspaper of TO general circulation, in Lane county, State of Oregon, published in Cottage Grove, in said county, by order of the Hon. I-. T. Harris Circuit Judge of saiil county, made on the 5tb day of March, 1909 The first publication of this summons is on the 9tli day of March, 1909, and the last publication on the 20 th day of April, 190*». J . C. J o h n s o n , Attorney for Plaintiff. LOW RATE5 One would think Th ey’d learn, you eajr. That such conduct Doe* not pay. But the kids A re not to blame When wise grownups Do the same. Where do our English kozens get those big maggots they feed their pretty pbeasauts? Well, they Just ■kin a dead borae, give the blowflies a good chance at It, and when the ani mal begins lo get lively they bury him Just deep enough for the skippers to come through to daylight when they are fat and ready. The blnla stand round and pick them off as they wiggle through. They eat the dead horse germs too. You’ll cut pheasant In London cafes after this? Can’t blnine you a bit Owners of Insectivorous birds should use our meal worm plan. Mix equal parts bran and chop, add several bandfuls of leather scraps for ventilation, drop In a handful of meal worms and watch them multiply. I f wiggling worms, they are clean, yellow nnd fat as butter. Our birds fly six feet high for these Juicy sweetmeats, perch on qtir shoul ders and pull our ear for more. _z W ro n g Fer Him. How Is the climate?” asked the hot ■port from New York who was look lng.over the eountry. ” The day* may be a trifle warm.” replied the enthusiastic native, "but the nights are delightfully cool." ’ T h a t sounds dlorouraging." said the j "The beat might Interfere with pour sleep, while It would be too Owl When yon got np to enjoy your «• if I Barrels SUE j Reliable Seeds So much has already been said on the importance of buying your seeds from a reliable dealer that to repeat it is only .waste of words. fittS} Seeds have proved their worth— our increas ing business is proof indeed that merit alone has made the Chas. H. Lilly Co. fore most seedsmen on the Pacific Coast.*Send for catalog, 120 illus trated, de- ^ s c r ip - K U M Fine lertey Calf fer Sale. l f First class Jersey calf (m a le ) for •r> Be gracions to yoor neighbor. He may need your gra< I -unoes* to hearten hiittTi» asking for ■ small loan o f yoa. sale. able. L add A pp ly Veatch. stock. to Cottage Price reason H. C. Grove, «H ern ) Oregon. 50-2 DAILY DURING MARCH AND APRIL From all Parts of the East via Union Pacific, Oregon Short Line The O. R. & N . Company Southern Pacific $ 3 3 from Chicago. $ 2 5 from Omaha. $ 3 0 .5 0 from St. Louis. $ 2 5 from Kansas City. Correspondingly low from all other points. TO THE P U B L IC W rite letters to everylwxly you know in the Last tnd tell them about these low colonist rates. Send them literature «'tout Oregon or send their addresses to us and we will do it. In thi- v ,v you can be o f great help in the growth and progress o f vour slate. Y o u can P r e p a y Fare? t « I ♦ t for anyone front any place if you want to. Deposit the uecessary I amount with your local agent and he will telegraph ticket promptly X Inquire o f Agents or write to WM. M c M lI R R A Y , General P assenger Agent The Oregon Railroad A N avigation Co. Southern Pacifi. (L in e s in O re go n ) Portland, Oregon. , Co. ♦ X