Kidney Diseases a rt too Dangerous
lor Cottage Grove People to
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The great danger of kidney troubles
is that they get a firm hold before the
sufferer recognizes them. Health it
gradually undermined. Backache, head-
ache, nervousness, lameness, soreness,
lumbago, urinary troubles, dropsy, dia
betes and Bright’s disease follow in
merciless succession. Don’t neglect
your kidneys. Cure the kidneys with
the certain and sate remedy. Doan's
Kidney pills, which has cured people
right here in Cottage Grove.
L. Ikinney, 459 Olive St. Eugene, Or.,
says. " I suffered from kidney com
plaint for many years. I had severe
pains in the back, which bothered me a
great deal. The kidney secretions were
irregular, unnatural and caused me
much annoyance. My rest was greatly
broken and 1 felt miserable. I tried
many remedies but obtained no relief
until I procured Doan's Kidney pills.
After I had used one box I received
great relief and on continuing my
trouble quickly disappeared. I take
great pleasure in expressing uiy appre
ciation of Doan’s Kidney pills.
For sale by all dealers, l’rice SOcents.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name— Doan's—and
take no other.
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To whom it may concern:— No
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Corporation I.aw.
Offic e. S u i t e 3. B a n k B u i l d i n g .
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Dated this the 16th day of Sep
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A T T O R N EY AT LAW
E states Adm inistered, M inina Patents
Procured. M ining and Corporation Law
a specialty
office over Griffin. Veatcta
H ardware.
Office Phone. Main 113.
Residence, 85.
Olympic process rolled barley,
75 pound sacks, the cleanest and
best, $1.25 per sack, at Spray-
Wynne Co’s.
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R epairing a t reasonable cn a rg e s.
All work guaranteed lirst-eiaRH
Watches, Clocks and Jew elry at Lowest Price
COTTAGE GROVE, ORE.
Cement W ork
Manufacturers of Concrete
Blocks of all kinds. Chimney
Blocks plain and fancy. Side
walks and Sehtic Tanks are
a specialty. Works one Block
north of depot on First Street.
All Kinds of Cement Work
New Chicago Gasoline Cement
Mixer. All kinds of cement
work executed on short notice
and satisfaction guaranteed.
Cement walks a specialty.
Phone 213.
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R. M. Gleavson
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W E L L S
A rch itect ® S u p erin ten d en t
Complete drawings and specifi
cations will aid you in getting
figures from the various builders
and a superintendent will aid
you in letting contracts and
judging the quality of materials.
R o o m 10, F i r s t Natl. B a n k
Eugene, O regon
Bldg.
ANY KIND OF A HORSE
& HARRIL
Eby’i Old Stand
Barrels ¡V,!.”
C a rp e ts an d R ugs
Made to order and Satis-
faction guaranteed both
as to workmanship and
prices. Apply to
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W a l l St..
near Adventist Church
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HAULING
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
Best Washington Cedar shingles
—free of sap, worm holes and
knots, constantly on hand. Prices
to suit the times. Inquire of
O r k in R o b in s o n , Cottage Grove.
Fine Short Horn Male For Sale.
— A fine two-year-old short horn
bull for sale. Inquire of D. O.
McFarland, Cottage Grove. 20-25
A full stock of Edison phono
graphs and records at Marion
Veatch’s.
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Leave orders at II. I). Lincoln’s Meat
The latest sheet music at Marion
Market or Phone Resilience (WM, Wall
street.
Hauling done promptly and Veatch’s.
charges reasonable.
D. E . Slagle
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E X P E R IEN C E
Successor to W. A. Hogate.
C. W. Beals & Son.
H a rn e ss
R e p a i r i n g a S p e c ia lt y
Stock
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P oultry
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Cedarville. Cal., Rev. G. J.
Wenzell.
Central Point, Rev. B. A. Bristol.
Dorris, Cal., Rev. M. M. Reid.
Fort Bidwell, Cal., to lie sup
plied.
Fort Klamath, Rev. R. J. Fergu-
sou.
Grants Pass, Rev- D. H. Leach.
Jacksonville, Rev. G. A. Gray'.
Klamath Falls, Rev. G. H. Feese.
Klamath Indian Mission, Rev.
J. L. Beatty.
Medford, Rev. L. F. Belknap.
Merrill, Rev. C. It. Johnson.
New Pine Creek, Rev. R. R.
Banks.
Paisley, Rev. D. IL Stewart.
Roseburg, Rev. James K. Hawk
ins.
Ten Mile, Rev. L. C. Frey.
Wilbur, Rev. H. L. Graftous.
Wildville, to be supplied.
P atents
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tions strictlyconfidential. HANDBOOK
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Scientific American.
A handsomely illustrated weekly,
n il*t ton o f any orien tile Journal.
------- monthe, »L tfoM by “
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Kayser Transfer Co.
they preach: “ It is better to give
General Blacksm ith in g
than to receive,” when on the mere
HorMRtioHufc a specialty.
impulse of the morneut Mr. Johu-
Wagon aud carriage re-
W . T . K A Y SER
lug. All work guaranteed
sou, a Portlaud layman, started
PROt’RIKTOR
iiav e your liorseateet h ex
amined and repaired. Hbofi
the subscription ball rolling by
at rear o f lieineuway «
All Kinds of Hauling and
Burkholder’s «tore :: ::
asking subscriptions for the cur
Heavy
Dray
W
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rent expenses of Willamette Un-
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iversity, amounting to about $2500. Moving Pianos a Specialty
From all parts of the church the
With Special Equipment
subscriptions came iu faster than
the secretary could take them down,
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Ralston »Sc Speer, Props.
iu amounts of $100 aud less, which
at J. V. Thornton’s Confectionery.
amounted in a very few minutes to
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Surface water positively e x
$2180. The balance was raised in Office, 1426
Resilience, 59.1
cluded from our wells. Si/.es
3 ami 4 inches.
the afternoon meetiug of the I.ay-
meu’s association.
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C o t t a g e G r o v « , O re g o n
Dr. Holman, the president of
C O T T A G E G ItO V E
Willamette, had the ceuter of the
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conference interest on the educa
tional programme Friday evening.
All the latest treatm ents.
He claimed a lack of moral teach
Everything; for the amateur and
ing iu state universities. Before
expert photographer.
Grapho-
Electrical
phoues aud Records. The won
1’resideut Holman finished, how
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ever, he proved himself a great
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friend of the Stale University at
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Eugene.
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About seventy-five members of ÿ For further particulars address
the Eugene Methodist church I
Photographs anti views that
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please the people at
chartered a car and came to Cot
tage Grove to attend the Friday
afternoon aud evening sessions of
the M. E. conference. Their car
A. J . A RM S TR O N G
returned to Eugene at midnight.
Friday the conference pledged
their church to assist the Auti-
Saloou League of Oregon in its
p i i XT YOUR V A C A T I O N
T L A l l N o w a l O ur iixp en se
fight to make the state dry next
All kinds of machine and repair
work done promptly and at reason
year.
Bed Rock Well Drilling
KodaK Supplies
Rev. Jas. Moore, who was ele
vated to the District Superintend-
ency of the Salem district, the re
sult of the resignation of B. F.
Roland, is formerly of Laue coun
ty, where he was engaged in school
teaching before he entered the
ministry, be having been principal
of the Cottage Grove public school
several years ago, fie married a
C. Morton Hadley, Roseburg’s
Laue county girl and he has a popular youqg Ijaritoue, leaves to
brother residing at Creswell. Since night for a career on the rqaij with
entering the ministry he has lieeu Prof. M. E- Robinson, whose can
constantly advancing, has held tatas have been produced in this
important clerkships in the con city. “ H. M. S- Pinafore” is not
ference for many years, but his to be shown here, as previously an
appointment as District Superin nounced, owing to the absence of a
tendent came unsolicited aud was stage that would accommodate the
as great a surprise to him as it was scenery. Instead, the productiou
to his brother ministers. He is a
will be at Albany the latter part qf
bright, energetic and worthy young this month. From that city, Mr.
man aud the honor was very fit Hadley aud Prof. Robinson will
tingly bestowed by Bishop Smith
journey toward Chicago, reachiug
aud his cabinet. Cottage Grove there in December for a stay of two
and Laue county friends congratu mouths at the latters home
Dur
late Rev. Moore upon his promo ing that time they will prepare for
tion.
a new play, “ The Mikado,” and
There was a delegation of ten in the spring they will start on a
members of the Roseburg Metho tour in the middle west and south.
dist church in attendance at the — Roseburg Review.
Methodist annual conference iu
this city, which was increased to
New Irrigation Book Free.
fourteen the last two days. This
“ Well irrigation for small farms”
delegation Was headed by Rev.
Hawkins ahd wife, the Roseburg is a publication just issued by the
pastor, and was the largest repre General Passenger department of
sentation of any one church at the the Oregon Railroad & Navigation
conference, except F.ugenp. This Co., and Southern Pacific lines iu
speaks well for Rev. Hawkins, Qregoq.
This booklet sets forth it! a
demonstrating as it does the fact
that he has awakened a devoted practical concise way the possibili
interest in religious work in the ties for profit of inexpensive irri
membership of his church. He is gation aud should be in the hands
a very zealous, energetic and of every farmer in Oregon.
Copies may be obtained free on
consecrated young man and is do-
iug an excellent work in his field application to Wm. McMurray,
General Passeuger Agent, O. R. &
of Christian endeavor.
Of all jumbled up effusions the N. aud S- P- lines in Oregon, Port-
Methodist Conference assignments laud, Oregon.
will lie well shod if we do the shoeing—
dray horse, carriage horse or the trotter
because we have the skill the experi
ence and a knowledge of horses and
their hoofs. We are on special watch
for instances of interfering, overreach
ing, lameness and gait. With all that
we doubt if we charge any more than in the daily papers today is about
some ask for careless, even injurious
the limit. The Oregonian’s “ fore-
work. Phone 521.
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Notice.
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CONFERENCE
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DANGER IN DELAY
P ro fessio n al C ard s.
cast” did it. Not a daily iu the
state has a correct report, aud so
eager was the Bishop, the secretary,
and presiding elders to catch the
noon train that all papers were
hastily packed after adjournment,
not even giving the Leader report
er a chance to secure the list, with
exception of three districts which
were secured at the depot while
waiting the arrival of the train.
The annual sermon delivered by
Bishop Smith iu the M. F,. church
Sunday was broad, liberal and
progressive aud was one of the
very best sermons ever delivered
ill this city and yet so simple,
plain and convincing that a
child could grasp its meaning.
The church was crowded to i s
capacity aud the sermon was a
revelation to the clerynjen, laymen
and congregation alike.
It was observed that the large
M. E. church of this city was
packed to the doors at every ses
sion of the conference manifesting
great interest in the work on the
part of the townspeople.
A large delegation from Eugene
stormed the conference at the Fri
day afternoon and evening meet
ings, coming down on a special
car.
Friday the Methodist preachers
showed that they practice what
Veterans Will Meet Sept. 22. 23. 24.
The committee having the mat
ter iu charge are working up a
good program for the annual meet
ing of the Lane County Veterans’
association, which will be held in
Eugene on Septenjljer 22, 23 and
24 of this year.
The Grove Studio
M I L L E R ’S
Machine Shop
able prices.
A Choice of Four
OLD LliADER BUILDING
Third Street,
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All Your Expenses Paid
If You Have Friends in
the Jiiist who w ant to Visit
the Pacific C oast we can
Subject to change without notice.
Arrange it.
All outward freight shipped only at
the joint risk of shippers and consignee.
Stage leaves Disston after arrival of
train on Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day for Orseco, returning on Tuesday, F o r c o m p l e t e In form ation address
Thursday and Saturday.
Freight will not be received at the O.
Sc S. E. R. R. Depot after 5 p. in. To
insure forwarding on next train freight
must lie delivered in ample fjme fo per
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mit of its being billed.
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This is Your Opportunity
Sunset Travel Club
Carlton Nursery Co.
Large growers of local stocks,
suppliers of commercial plantings,
clean, vigorous and trup trees.
Heavy ou apples, in Newton,
Spitzenburg, etc. In pears, Bart
lett, Anjou, Comice, Boscceto. In
cherries, R. Anne, Lambert, Bing,
etc. In prunes, Italian, etc. Small
fruits, bushes, etc.
Don’t miss
it, but be sure, get our prices, it
will pay you. Send list of wants.
Stocks carefully
grown
and
shipped. Catalogue free.
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Dressmaking.
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For Sale or Exchange.
Mrs. Sanford desires to announce
that she is again prepared to do all
Twenty-five naunie
goats,
kinds of dressmaking and solicits twenty-five weather goats, or will
the patronage of both old and new exchange for cows not over four
customers. Call at her residence years old.
B. M. H a w ley .
oil Locust street or Phone 277.
Ladies tailored suits a specialty.
-All kinds of sewing machines at
liest prices gt Marion Veatch’s. 5tf
Cotswold Buoks for Sale.
Six head of fine Cotswold bucks
two years’ old for sale at $10.00
each. Apply to Scott Jackson, |
Lorane, Ore.
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F BEE PICTURES
A beautiful collection of both
colored and imitation steel engrav
ing pictures 16x20 inches has been
received by the Leader and will be
given away free—one picture to
every new subscriber, or old sub
scriber who pays a year in ad
vance. Come early and get first
choice while the collection is
large. See samples in leader
window.
).ook Out for Fires.
The dry Weather increases the
danger of fires, keep your roof free
from moss, and a policy on your
house in case it does burn.
Tom
Awbrey can give you a satisfac
tory pplicy and rate.
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Fash ion Stables
We have $.50,000 for immediate
loans on farms in amounts from
$500 up; low interest and long
time, if desired. Call on or ad
dress DanielS. R. Walker, ageut,
Roseburg, Oregon.
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One fine White Wyandotte male
and a few fine two-year-old hens
for sale
Apply to Robt. Griffin,
this city.
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Furniture for sale and house for
rent. Enquire of W. H. Blair, ’lm
First Class Livery, Sale and Feed Barn in Connection
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