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EUGENE COLTS WIN OH! FOR A RAT ' FROM NESMITH TEAM SIMERAL & VANDENBURG The “ Good Citizenship League” of Springfield offers a reward of $ô<> through the Springfield News (In e .) T I I K L K A D K K P U B L IS H IN G c o for every conviction of any person Editors violating the provisions of the local C o n n e r & D i i B im i i . i . e . option law in the Springfield school F i l t e r e d a t t h e C o t t a g e G r o v e p o s t o f f le e a s s e e - o m l-e la H s m a t t e r . district. That flourishing little city has had considerable trouble B U B H U K IP I i o n B A I KS s i.s o with bliudpiggers and lrootleggers One Y ear - 7.S S ix M o n t h « So and this liberal reward will have T h re e M o n th s the effect of scaring them out, or at least making them decidedly Itti)*). TUESDAY. JU LY 27, cautious iu their illegal operations. COTTAGE GROVE LEADER. TviOi*da.ys © n d F r id a y «. Summer Cottage Grove, as usual, is a pretty good summer resort. Little occasion to go to the coast and help fill the resort keepers coffers. With wheat at SI a bushel and other poultry food as high or high er, iu comparison, the fresh egg will be a scarce article this winter. The annual profits o f the Stand ard t )il Company are estimated at $60,000,000. But the company needs the money to pay its attor neys. A farmer iu Yamhill county has just harvested thirty tons of alfalfa hay from nine acres of his farm, and expects to obtain several tons more from the second crop Where are those persons who a few years ago declared that alfalfa would not thrive in the Willamette valley? President Taft will visit Oregon this fall. lie will come in Octolrer and will make stops at Portlaful and other cities of the state as his iternerary will permit. The presi dent has accepted the invitation of Senator Bourne to be his guest while in Portland. There is nothing funny iu the fact that a three-year-old baby Louis Blériot, a Frenchman, is iu china should he ruuuiug things. the first aviator to fly across the It’s the same in every American English channel, he having made housbold. the flight of 21 miles in less than Kastern ( >regon wheat farmers half an hour iu his monoplane this week. London gave him a grand are all buying automobiles. A reception# good many Willamette valley farmers are able to ride in autos if Governor Benson has announced they desire. hirnsel as a candidate for secretary Times are not looking very bad of state next year. There is a sigh for ( )regou. A recent state report of relief on the part of the other shows that bank deposits iu the fellows who want to be governor. state have increased $3,000,000 in W. 0. W. Attention. the past three months. A Missouri woman has obtained a divorce .because her husband struck her with the rolling pin. Looks as if the suffragette had come home from the club and pestered the poor man when he was making pie for supper. Among the distinguished visitors at the Seattle Exposition the last of the month will be Governor C. E. Hughes of New York state and Governor John A. Johnson of Minnesota, the former to deliver au address on New York day, and the latter to speak on Scandinavian day, July 31. You are requested to be present at the next camp session, July 3<>th, lOOfl, to assist in making the necessary arrangements fo r the meeting of the Head Consul and other head camp officers with us on August 7th, PXIb. By order o f the Camp. C. II. V a n D rn b ero , Clerk. Dressmaking Mrs. Sanford desires to announce that she is again prepared to do all kinds of dressmaking and solicits the patronage of both old and new customers. Call at her residence on Locust street or Phone 277. Ladies tailored suits -a specialty. The Tenderfoot Farm er It was one of these experimental farmers, who put green spectacles on his cow and fed her shavings. His theory was that it didn't matter what the cow ate so long as she was fed. The questions of digestion and nourishment had not entered into his calculations. It's only a "tenderfoot” farmer that would try such experiment with a cow. Hut many a farmer feeds Aim- » e lf regardless of digestion and nutrition. H e might almost as well eat shav ings to r all the good he gets out of his food. The result is that the stomach £ 2 1 w eak” the action of the organs of digestion and nutrition are impaired and the man suffers the miseries of dyspepsia and the agonies of nervousness. T * • t r r n i t h r n tk a a to m a c h . I-Tatar* t* a a c tiv ity a t tk a or- § a n a o f ¿ l o c a t i o n a n d n u t r it io n a n d k r a c a a a t k a ae rv e a , D r - P l c r c a ’ a G a ld e a M e d i c a l D la c a r a r y . I t la a a a n • t a i l i n g r e m e d y , a n d k a a tk a c a a t ld e a c a a t a k y a lc la a a aa w e ll aa Ike a r a la a a t tk a a a a a d a k a a le d k y Ita aaa. In the strictest sense “ Golden Medical Ditcovery' ' it a temperance medi cine. It contain, neither into.icanta nor narcotic«, and i. aa free from alcohol as from opium, cocaine and other dangerous drills. A ll ingredient, printed on it. outside wrapper. Ihm t let a dealer delude you lor hit own profit. There ia no medicine fdr itomach. liver and Mood “ jutt at <ood” at “ Golden Medical D itc o re ry .“ Has Any out of s o r t s Cottage Grove Person Never Felt That W ay? A Rattan Chair. What is there easier or more comfort able than a nicely upholstered Rattan Rocker. For the porch, parlor or sewing room. They are such a comfort. Look over our stock of rattan goods. You’ ll sure see something you want. Push the street work, will not last always. all The fancy of baseball faus Keel ali out of sorlH * turned to joy rides on the new ob Tired, blue, irritable, nervous? servation car o f the Willamette Back feel lame and achy? T h a t’s the story of sick kidneys— Valley system, and likewise to the Bail blood circulating about; ball tossing matinee at Midway I'rlc min poisoning ttrv body. park Sunday but the latter experi Just one w ay to feel righ t again Cure the shnrglsh kidneys; ence was not altogether satisfying Do It with Doan's Kidney Pills Doan’s have cured many C otta ge Tor Cottage Grove failed to come G rove people. up to come up to expectations and H ere’s one case. Mrs. .1. K . Barrett, C otta ge d ro ve, for that matter the local team per Oregon, says: “ I suffered for years formed like “ saudlotters,” as the from kidney trouble, the most annoy score of 12 to 7 iu favor of the lug sym ptom being a difficulty w ith the kidney secretions. X used mauy Eugene Colts would tend to indi remedies and speut s une tim e In a hospital but did not receive much re cate. lief. [ tlnully learned of Doan's It was evidently a "day off” for Kidney pills and procured them at both teams as they have hitherto Benson's pharmacy, 'i hey lienplited me from the llrst and l a m glad to put up such an excellent article of recommend them.” Kor sale by all dealers. Price 50 ball. Wild heaves and misplays cents. Foster-Milhurn Co , Buffalo. contributed to the weird perform New York, sole agents for the I'tilted ance which resembled the sensa States. Remember t h e nam e—D oan’s— tional exhibition of the previous and take no other. Sunday about as much as a Hubbard squash resembles a Poultry Notes. watermelon. The first visitor up got a dinky A pullet will not lay until reason hit over first, was advanced on a ably well matured. sacrifice. Bond threw a wild Don’t use hetts for hatching if to double up the runners and the you are farming poultry on a big sphere sailed into the garden scale. The fielder then tossed the ball Ducks lay in the morning and into the grand stand and both should not be turned out too early. runners scored. In the Colt’s half Fowls thrive best in high, dry of the first, Coleman walked, went localties with a sandy soil. to second on passed ball, advanced Poultry farming is profitable if to third on Smith’ s drive. Smith carried along on economical lines. stole second. Coleman scored on Learn about ixtultry and put the Ball’s sacrifice and Smith scored knowledge obtained to actual use. on driver’s hit, tieing the score. Fsually fresh laid eggs will Cottage Grove made it two more hatch a little sooner than those in the third wbeu Clark knocked kept for some time. the ball out of the lot bringing Don’ t fail to infuse fresh strains Wicks in ahead of him. The through the flock each season. Colts put Ball across for a lone ace There is only one cure for egg in the third when Wicks messed eating and that is the ax. Dont fail to keep shifting the up W ager’s bunt, but they lauded all over the visitors iu the fifth chicken coops to fresh ground. when errors and misplays allowed Don’t buy your poultry feed at the locals to annex seven ruus. retail prices if you can secure it at Iu the seventh and eighth two wholesale rates. more runs were garnered by the Look out for lice iu the roosting places: cleanliness is the best pre Colts. Clark got busy again the ninth and sent the ball over ventative. One good breed of chickens on a the fence for the second home run netted the Groveites three more farm is worth more than 10 differ runs. This ended the run getting. ent breeds. With turkeys the one great es — Eugene Register. sential is to keep the birds dry for < f ~ AS EUGENE G UA RD SAW IT . Eugene won Sunday oil Cot the first five or six weeks. Look out for hen lice; hens tage Grove’s eight big glaring won’t give good results in egg pro errors, helped along by several mistakes of judgement. The score duction if troubled with vermin. Renew the nest material often; was 12 to 7. While the critical clean out all old straw before put fan may be disgusted, the game was full of interest, for it was to ting in the new. Don’ t forget that a wry tail is the real fast contest what an a sure sign of a weak constitution. amusing clown is to the finished The high price of feed is causing acrobat, not good but amusing. The interest long before the first many an amateur poultnnan to inning centered around the pitch give up the business. Raise your ers. Would Eugene be able to hit own kale and green feeds. Very little land is required, or young Baker, the Chicago ladies’ you can sprout oats by putting man? and what will Bond be like? So far as pitching goes honors them in boxes and moistening were about even. Bond had the them every day and keeping them best variety of curves and was in covered with wet sacks. This is a the best form, but Baker had the cheap feed and serves for green most speed, and showed that he feed and grain both. Genuine Favorite The new Glass Oven Door Range with Heat Thermometer, all Mal leable. The newest and Best. Largest stock of Ranges ever brought to this city. Refrigerators all sizes styles and prices. Griffin ■ Veatch Co. Everything: in Hardw are G u n s and Am m unition - Our FaJl Goods In all departments arearriving and are being placed upon the shelves and tables for ycjqr inspection. We are fortunate in haviug made some exceptionally good buys for fall and you will be pleased with t ns ns ns /»> BURKHOL COTTA knew the most baseball. Bond dished up in the pinches a very fine variety of shoots that kept the batters guessing. The hits which were made off of him were found iu the periods when the opponents did not look dangerous. Their seven runs were partly due to mis takes of the team back of him, rather than to his pitching. Baker had one bad inning, the fifth, but all was due to his sup port, for they threw the ball around the diamond as though it were an airship. After that he steadied down and not a hit was made off his delivery. Rl'NS AN I ) HITS » 0 O 1 ugenc Iht^ 2 0 1 0 Grove l 0 2 0 l I) 1 2 Hits BY INN1 IN 7 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 IS. 12 X— 7 3— 7 4— .N X— SUMMARY. Struck out - B y Bond, H by Baker, 1. Bases on halls— Off Bond, 2; off Baker, 1. Home runs— Clarke, 2. Sacrifice hits Ball, Sims, 2. Stolen bases— Eugene, 5; Cottage Grove 2. Left on bases— Eugene, .5; Cottage Grove, 4. Time of game— 1 hr. 45 min. Empire— Weed. and H ay C H A S . M A T T H E W S , Proprietor. Jf THE PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE Team Outfit For Sale. The Standard High Grade Fence of the World. There is over 400 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 at all times. A good team, harness and wagon for sale, all iu first class condition. Inquire at this office. A man may cover up his sins, but he cannot escape from the sinner. Farmers Try SPRAY -W YN NE CO M PA N Y Smith Smith will pay N/i cents for good young veal up to 130 pounds. Smith will pay \ 0 % cents for dressed pork that is sweet, young and fat. A ny size. Smith can use large veal of any size and will pay what it’ is worth. Smith wants Spring chick en’s and will pay from 16 cents to 1H cents fojf them. Smith will pay 14 cents for hens. Smith will pay 25 cents for good fresh eggs. Ship all of your produce to Smith direct and you will get your check by mail at once. Frank L. Smith Meat Co. For Sale.— A good bakery busi ness. including range and all necessary utensils. Apply to this office. FLOUR MILLS "Fightin g the Beef Trust” Portland. ( iregott AGENTS « T \ K R C MACY i u J D E N T IS T ip Ä; First Class Work. Over Hank o f Cottage Grove. Cottage Grove. Oregon. J V.-* 9 1 I (j V *! v.^i Vr*) Notice of Final Settlement. Notice is hereby given that the under- dersigtied, executor of the estate of Stephen Harris, deceased, has filed in the County Court of I.ane Comity, Ore gon, her final account as such executor, of said estate, and that Saturday, the 24th day of July, 1009, at one o ’clock p, in. of said (lay, has been fixed by said Court as the time for hearing any objec tions to said rej»ort and the settlement thereof. 1,11,1.1K A. CROW, Executor. A. II. K i n o , Attorney. C L A S S IF IE D A D V ER T ISEM EN T S. Best Washington Cedar shingles — free of sap, worm holes and knots, constantly on hand. Prices to suit the times. Inquire of O r r i n R o b i n s o n , Cottage Grove. N o middle man’s profit or job bers commission to pay when you buy a high grade piano from Marion Veatch, for he buys and ships all his stock direct from the factory. Moral, buy at home and save money. 5tf DR. H. A. FOSTER Sp in e Sp e cialist Next Wednesday July 3Mli Dr. ....A N D ..., I-owe, the well known oculo-op- Natura.1 Heavier tician will lie at Cottage Grove. As he does not go from house to Special Attention to Nervous amt house consult him about your eyes Chronic Diseases by Natural Methods. Ph one 1505 O ffic e On W e a l s id e and glasses at Hotel Oregon.
