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A Professional Cards. Many a Cottage Grove Reader Will Feel Grateful for This Information. * 5 W A M T T c O R COUNT8K N E Y-A H . AW ® 4 . Heal property law «»ven special attention ? Offl« rulli»« ».1141... Sail s •>* 4i * phone Main 1611 Cottine «ro v e . Or. ‘ 4 A'U.Vl Í m .K .C M ACY * » D E N T IS T Î First Class W ork, Over Bank o f Cottage ('«rove. Cottage Orove, Oregon. Ì J . ‘ YOUN“ ? « i Í ATTO RNKY A T LA W A Offlce: Y ou tig Building, Mali» Street, West Side. 7 $ è j* W. K I ME, M. U. A . P H Y S IC IA N Í onice • n id RL'K O K O N In McKarlaud Buildlug T When your back giv es out; Becomes lame, weak or aching; When uriuary troubles set in; Your kidneys arc "in a tad way.’ Doan's K idney pills will cure you. Here is local evidence to prove it: IS. S. Gilkision, retire«!, ol Cottage (»rove, Ur, says: " l suffered (or ten years from tkidney trouble. The most annoying symptom was the too frequent passage of the secretions over which 1 seemed to have no control My kick was very weak ami painful, 1 was un able to sleep well and would arise in the morning feelin g tired out. At times I was so stiff and lame that I/ou ld hard ly get «about and if I attempted to stoop, sharp pains would dart through my back. I was «also subject to head aches ami spells o f dizziness. 1 used numerous reinedie». plasters and lin i ments without obtaivtug relief. Finally I began taking I t . a s Kidney Pills, procured at Benson’s Pharmacy, ami improved steadily from the first. My back became stronger and the trouble soon left me. I owe my present goo«l health to Doan’s K idney Pills. For sale by all dealers. Price nOcents. Foster-Mil burn Co., Buffalo, N ew \ ork, sole agents for the Unite«l States. Remember the name— Doans ami take no other. Over Cochran’s Furniture Store ^ onice Phone, 341 Kesldeuco Phone, .r»31 tf i J J S . MRDLKY, $ * i ATTOKNCY AT LAW í 4 Special Attention (liven to Mining and Corporation I.aw. 4 ¿ O ff ic e , Suite 3. S i n k B u il d in g 4 Fashion Stables Saginaw Items Royal Intermediate School Items IN A BAD WAY. Mrs. Webster McKinney has got Roscoe Owens is on the sigk list this week. a new piano. Lloyd < Hveus made n trip to Eu Died, Oct. 20, Ethel Sharon, aged gene Friday. about nine months. Mr. Barnett is preparing to build Booth Kellys have taken two a new house. . logging donkeys to Prune Hill this W e were glad to welcome two fall. new students Monday. Miss Ethel Colcord, of Spring- Miss Grace Iunis was called to field, was visiting in our burg last Eugene one day last week. week. Edward Babcock and Oscar Miss Cora Witcher has returned Wheeler started for the coast Mon home after visiting several months day. in Southern Oregon. Frank Bradford went home Fri Mr William Baiabridge and fam day returning to school again Mon ily, of Cottage Giove, were visiting day. at C. A. Smith’s Sunday. Mr. Claude Wilson has re J. II. Jackson ami wife, o f Eu cently moved onto the old Slagle gene, visited with the foreman’s place. brother F. M. Jackson. ( >ne of the events to occur soon George Angel is home from is "Saul King of Israel.” Watch Portland where he has been work for it. ing on a street car as niotorman. Misses Josie Shryock and Ktliel Our school is progressing very Cox went to Divide Friday to visit nicely under the nianagnient of the friends. Misses Etta Owens and Mary An- Messrs Peter and Alvah Dear- Madsen bought a fine line of diamonds at a bargain and will sell dorff came up from Myrtle Creek them next week cheaper than you last Monday. can buy them anywhere. Mr. Geo. Gildersleve and family moved into their newly erected C L A S S IF IE D A D V E R T ISE M E N T S. house last week. / J a specialty Hardware. office over Oriffin. Venlch ItfCaa DV sahi .M If a nilt * in IIS. ** * **" Residence, 85. ' P o w e ll & T u lln r , ¡Trees! J| ' Clean, thrifty, one year grafts on one year roots. W e grow trees by the only right system and then Warrant Them to Grow Ilarley and Ed Oueeuer have ANY KIND OF gone to Portland and Huston Oueeuer has gone to Ashland to w ill be w e ll sho»l if we »lo the shoeing— dray horse, carriage horse or the trotter work. Cedar Springs Nursery S. because we have the skill the experi ence an«l a knowledge of horses and their hoofs. We are on special watch for instances of interfering, overreach- mg, lameness and gait. W ith all that we doubt if we charge any more than some ask for careless, even injurious work. I’hone .521. 1. IN O R A M 4 ? D E N T IS T * Stewart-Porter Building 3 Phone 1451 Honrs S.30 to 12, 1 to 5 A H. C. MADSEN, W atch m aker . Kbepairlng at reasonable cnarges. A ll work guaranteed tlrst-ciass. Watches, Clocks and Jew elry at Lowest Price COTTAGE GROVE, ORE. All Kinds of Cement Work New Chicago Oasoliue Ceuient Mixer. All kinds of cement work executed on short notice and satisfaction guaranteed. Cement walks a specialty. Phone 213. 16-20 R. M. Glea.son Kayser T ran sfer Co. W. T. KAYSER All Kinds of Hauling and Heavy Dray Work With Special Equipment Awbrey can give you a satisfac tory policy and rate. 8-tf Money to Loan on Farms E. R. W E L L S We have $50,000 for immediate Architect ® Superintendent loans on farms in amounts from Complete drawings ami specifi cations w ill aid yon in getting figures from the various builders ami a superintendent w ill aid yon in letting contracts and judging the <iuality o f materials. 359 Main St. Phone Main 171 Springfield. Oregon 5 «fcWSSSSSS8*»iSSSSS9SSSSS8 S Barrels Getllons Carpets and Rugs Made to order anil Satis faction guaranteed both as to workmanship and prices. Apply to \ J. M . C o m e r n ea r A d v e n tis t C h u r c h D R AYING - - And A ll Kinds o f - - HAULING Lett ve orders at 11. I). Lincoln's Meat Market or Phone Residence 634, W all street. H auling »lone promptly and charges reasonable. D. E. Slagle Successor to W. A. Hogate. $500 up; low interest and long time, if desired. Call on or ad dress DanielS. R. Walker, agent, Roseburg, Oregon. 19tf For Sale or Trade. H a rn e ss Repairing a S p e c ia lt y Stock and Poultry Remedies FIRST STRBKT O F F IC E Card of Thanks We, the undersigned, take this means of thanking our many kind neighbors and friends for their sympathy and many acts of kindness during our late sad be reavement. M r . C. |. M o r s s , M r s . J o h n E r it z , M r s . J o h n K o h l s . Land Wanted It is to be hoped there will be a at J. V. Thornton’ s Confectionery. lot of fair weather yet. Badly need PHONE ed for the vast amount of outside Office, 1426 Residence, 593 work. Dilapidated barns in Albany have been declared nuisances and torn down by the authorities. Sure sign of progress. Miss Manche Langley, of Forest Grove, successfully passed the Ore gon State bar examination this A ll kinds o f machine and repair week, and is the first Oregon girl work done promptly and at reason to qualify for the practice of law. able prices. MILLER’S Machine Shop For sale or would trade for farm, From 25 to 50 acres of red hill j The last leader had not been about two acres best garden land land for orchard purposes; must be issued from the press 24 hours be in the county two blocks south and sheltered from morning sun and fore answers to the "Laud Want east of depot. 50 elevated front 100 to 500 feet above j ed” local notice which appeared K . C. H a n s e n . level land adjoining. Address P | therein came pouring in. Yes, it I ).’ Box 576. 27-50* pays to advertise in the Leader. Cotswold Bucks for Sale. G. II. Botsford, a Roseburg See those new incandescent coal painter, charged with a statutory Six head of fine Cotswold bucks oil lamps at Desl.arzes Bro. 'rhey ' crime, the complaining witness be two years' old for sale at $10.IK) are just simply grand. You can’t | ing a six year-okl girl, received a each. Apply to Scott Jackson, afford to do without one. 27-Bt sentence of six years in the pen Lorane, Ore. 17-tf itentiary at the present term of cir A good liberal discount on ; cuit court at Roseburg this week. pianos at Veatch’s music store un Charles Cochran was down from til Nov 1st, to make room for the Creswell yesterday. He has just new stock. returned from a five weeks’ circuit 1'he latest publications of sheet of the fairs in Oregon, assisting in McElroy’s band. He also visited music at Veatch’s music store. a sister in Morrow county for a TIME T A B L E NO 5 Big Diamond sale at Madsen's week and reports a good time.— To T».ke Effect June 19, 1909 Register. next week. O . Ssb S . E . R . R . Com pany K. n o r s I? A. M . w. B ovili) j A. M S T A T IO N * M S. r.i.v. C o t t a g r G r o v e A m ...! a .K . II.n s S..V ) I . L s I 10 13 till 20 ..........W i l d w o o d . . 1 . . A m . . _____ . . . D i n a r o * ............. LV Subject to change without notice. A ll outward freight shipped only at the joint risk of shippers and consignee. Stage leaves Disston after arrival of train on Monday, Wednes«kiy and Fri- i U j for Orseco, returning on Tuesday, Thurmlay and Saturday. Freight will not 1* received at the O. S. E. R. R. Depot after .3 p. m. T o insure forwanling on next train freight must lie delivered in ample time to per m it o f its being hilled. A. B. WOOD. Manager. OLD LEADER BUILDING Third Street,, CO TTAG E G ROVE, OREGON Carlton Nursery Co. Large growers of local stocks, suppliers o f commercial plantings, clean, vigorous and true trees. Heavy on apples, in Newton, Spitzenburg, etc. In |»ears, Bart lett, Anjou, Cornice, 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 I shipped. Catalogue free. CARLTON, OREGON I 2 .n o 11 .2 5 7 to ') A S C. W. Beals & Son. J . KC . Cottage Grove F l o u r Mills A L L KINDS OF Mill Feed, Grain and Hay CHAS. MATTHEWS. Prop. M iììi'T ’ìr'iiiMffirnrtfiitaffifw PARLOR MILLINERY. 33 E Bed Rock W ell Drilling Ralston & Speer, Drops, I PI,AIN » I MEDICATED DATES • j Phone 471 Horseshoeing a specialty. Wagon and carriage ro- ing. All work guaranteed Have your hors«*steet h ex amined and repaired. Shot at rear of llemenway A Hurkholder’s .Store :: :: Ebv's Old Stand the sack with the China Pheasant Some of the boys are wishing The books have arrived for the on it, every sack guaranteed. cantata “ Saul King of Israel.” that the C. G. B. P. man would C O T T A G I! OT»rsvK Spray-Wynne Co., or any grocer The members of the Choral Society ship some more booze to Saginaw in town. tf are therefore putting in their best as they are getting pretty dry again. Best Washington Cedar shingle? efforts at practice which occurs 1(11(1 Say, next time you go to Cres- — free of sap, worm holes and twice a week. All the latest treatments. well to a booster meeting and when knots, constantly on hand. Prices Misses Elsie Deardorff and Varieu they talk of taking up a collection to suit the times. Inquire of Electrical O r r i n R o b i n s o n , Cottage Grove. Dresser were in Lynx Hollow Fri don’t run for the door and say you ’« Olympic process rolled barley, day evening and Saturday visiting are from Saginaw. 75 pound sacks, the cleanest and at the home of the latter, returning I X -K A Y LABORATORY i best, $1.25 per sack, at Spray- to school Saturday evening in com ! Local and State News Wynne Co’s. tf pany with Miss Winnie Dresser For further particulars address ' who went to Cottage Grove Sun Every mau has a worthless hobby I Dr. II. O. SCHLEHF. Dressmaking. that he wastes a lot of time and day. money on. Mrs, Sanford desires to announce J. Tkoraburn Ross, the Portland! Springfield and Creswell have that she is again prepared to do all kinds of dressmaking and solicits banker, charged with the larceny raised funds for promotion and the pat ron age .of both old and new of state school funds which were publicity work. customers. Call at her residence deposited in his bank when it sus Gentlemen and Ladies diamond on Locust street or Phone 277. pended payment, must serve a five rings from $H to $400 at Madsen’s. PROPRIETOR Ladies tailored suits a specialty. year sentence in jail according :o Call and see them. B. P. Inman and son of Lane an opinion of the supreme court Look Out for Fires. county, took first prize at Seattle --------------- * rendered Tuesday, to which court for Brown Swiss cattle. The dry weather increases the the case had been appealed. Ross You can pick out a diamond for Moving Pianos a Specialty danger of fires, keep your roof free is very bitter regarding the ruling a Christmas present now. Madsen from moss, and a policy on your will put them away for you. house in case it does burn. Tom of the supreme court. B. Morss, Prop. General Blacksm ¡thing SPRIGGS BROS. & HARRIL I lliiüiiitiiliiiiil Sanitarium 1 » £ ¡ 3 Yes? The Best in Oregon 4 1 P ro p . gel. 'file bridge carpenters have com Some of the advanced history pleted the new flume bridge across f v e i v e v . r i*#,’u#rt**>'tfc*y»4r»r»<¡«* For Sale Cheap—- A good gentle class are begiuing to find out that the river and have goue back to mare, harness and light single ex they can learn summaries. Weudling. press wagon. Address B. J. Mr. II W. Stahley is storekeep Roy Wheeler who was taken to i J C. JOHNSON, 4 Corcoran. Cottage drove or ap the Portland Sanitarium for an op er in the Saginaw store. Bob Neet ply to Metcalf Brand. 4 ATTO R NEY AT LAW eration for appendicitis is improv having resigned and is working in The best flour is the cheapest. ? Estate. Administered, Minine Patents X. the lumber yards. 4 Procured. M inins and Corporation U w p Olympic Peacock, Johnson s best, ing. * - First Class Livery, Sale and Feed Barn in Connection Surface water positively ex cluded from our wells. Sizes .1 and 4 inches. Ph on ® 625 C o tta g e G rove. O regon Kodak Supplies E verythin g for the amateur and expert photographer. Graplio- pliones and Records. The won derful new Columbia Non-breaka- ble Cylinder Record an»I double disc records. Come in and Hear Them Photographs and please the people at views that T he Gro veStudio A. J. ARMSTRONG SH E R IFF S S A L E ON EXECUTION IN FORECLOSURE. Notice is hereby given that by virtue o f an execution .ami order of sale issueil out of the Circuit Court o f the State of Oregon, for the County o f Lane, on the 29th day of September l ‘M)9, on a judg ment rendered In said court on the 5th day o f August 1909, in favor o f J, O. Dottd, plaintiff and against the property o f L. F. Slavens for the sum o f eight hundred and sixty-six and 46-100 dollars with interest thereon from the said 5th day o f August 1909, at the rate o f 6 per cent per annum and the further sum of one hundred fifty dollars attorneys fees ami the further sum o f seventy-one and 90-100 dollars costs and disbursements which judgm ent was enrolled and dock eted in the clerks office of sai»l court in said county on the 12th day o f August 1909, and said execution and order of sale to me directed comumnding me, in the name o f the State o f Oregon, in or der to satisfy said judgment, costs and .accruing costs to sell the follow in g de scribed real property, situated and l>eing in Lane County, Oregon, to-vvit: The Southeast of the Northeast K o f Section .15 in Township 21, south of Range one. west, containing 40 acres more or less, in Lane County, Oregon. Now therefore, in the name o f the State of Oregon and in compliance with said execution and order o f sale, I will, on Wednesday the 3rd »lay of November 1909, between th e hours of 9 o ’clock a. in. and 4 o ’clock p. m. to-wit: At one o ’clock p. in. on said day. at the south west door o f the County Court house in Eugene. ta n e County, Oregon, offer for sale, for cash, subject to redemption, all o f the «above nafned defemlants right, title and interest in and to the above de scribed real property. 25-30 II. L Bo war, Sheriff o f Lnne County, Oregon. Dated this 29th day of September, 1909. Mrs. II. A. Miller will remodel j I hats in latest styles and at reason- I nhle prices. Special attention Wood Wanted. 'given to renovating old materials The subscribers of the Ler curling plumes etc. Call at resi- I deuce just west of the Catholic who desire to pay their subsc tion in wood are requested to Church or Phone Main 571. liver the same at the earliest opi tunity. For Sale. , j , « A good brown mare '»-years old, Six acres laud, all under fence,, weij?ht n o 0 pounds. Enquire at 4 room house for sale cheap. En-j Bert Denham's residence, Rowe quire at the Leader office. 2Stf:;’ river road, t mile east of town. 2t
