Cottage Grove leader., February 21, 1911, Image 4

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dainty and delicious.
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The only Baking Powder made
from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar
No fussing or fretting over
the biscuit-making. Royal
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Sbe Cottage (Srovc Xeaber
W . B. Cooper has two bunga­
lows under construction ou the
east side.
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Graudma
Monroe
died
at d;
Mitchell, Or., last week, at the «1,
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age of 102 years.
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Golf wauts your old shoes— he’ll t«
make them almost as good as new st
at small expense.
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Loren a C. Parsons has com­ ai
menced suit for divorce from her fi
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husband, O. L. Parsons.
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C. W. Caldwell and family left h
on Saturday for a stay o f a few I)
weeks on their ranch west o f town. C
Spriugfield now has the paving fl
craze, and contemplates some ex ­ it
tensive improvements along this w
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line.
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A good deal of sickness from ei
severe colds and grippe prevails a
throughout the city and country at n:
present.
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Real Estate Of
Every Description Wanted
Co-Operative Realty Co.
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S U IT S
Coats, Dresses and Skirts
C E R T A IN T Y
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PR O M PT
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D E L IV E R Y
W e take orders for American Ladies
Tailoring Co. and invite you to come
and examine the Itook of styles and
swatches just received.
Your garment is not merely made to
fit a certain type but is made to fit you
alone.
Shipment in 14 days from receipt of
order is unreservedly guaranteed.
BURKHOLDER ■ WOODS CO.
A fine collie was shipped to a
Chehalis' party last Saturday by
Curtis Veatch from his Silk creek
kennels.
Fine program with
change
every night at the Arcade this * f b i i t t l l L i l u . - 'i u m v . i m u
siloes when motor cycling.
week, including Eastern Comedy
Company.
Fine Farm for Sale.
To Join Mexican Rebels.
J. E. Lent of
Boise valley,
Idaho, is a guest of George Kelly
and Chas. F. Walker. He resided
Portland, Feb. 17.— It would
here from 1877 to 79.
appear from statements dropped
Johu Ostrauder of Salem, but by the Industrialists here that the
late of the east is a guest of his objective point of the crowd, which
brothers in this city.
He has lo­ has appropriated free transporta­
tion from Portland to Ashland
cated permanently in Salem.
over the Southern Pacific railroad,
The LeRoy Mining company is for Mexico to fight tor the insur­
which has an indebtedness of gent cause, and the talk about the
about $10,000, will probably be Fresno demonstration is merely a
sold soon to liquidate the claims.
bluff to eouceal the actual inten­
Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Funk of tion of the recruits until they
Winnepeg arrived
in Cottage swarm over the border into Lower
Grove on Tuesday, and are guests California.
Men who passed through here
at the home of Col. A. B. Wood.
are well provided with small arms,
Farmers you can shave your­ but local member^ of the order
selves at home with comfort if you either do not know or admit that
get one of those automatic or self they know who supplied them.
strapping razor straps of A .M cK in ­
The claim is made here that the
ney, Cottage Grove.
number of
Industrialists now
headed for California is about
The Albany basket ball team
10,000. These men are said to be
skinned the home team Friday
traveling in small parties from
night at the armory hall to the
practically every city of the coun­
tune of 32to 12. It was a fast game try west of Chicago.
and an off night for the locals.
t lie header is in receipt of an
article for publication from the
Oregon Agricultural college en­
l’U B I.ISlIB I) K V K R V TPHSDAV
titled “ Lantern Lectures on I’oul-
W. C. Co.WIvR, - Editor and Manager! try raising” by Prof. Jas. Dryden.
Since the Leader editor read Dry-
Entered at the Cottage ('»rove postoffice den’s circular attacking the Amer­
as second class mail matter
ican Standard of Perfection and
also attempting to discourage breed­
Oise year
-SI..SO
Six months
- .70 ing of pure bred fowls, especially
on the farm, we have mighty little
use for his literature and it is gen­
TU E S D A Y, FKIL 21, 1911.
erally consigned without perusal
to the waste basket. Wheu a man
at the head of an important de­
The Portland Daily Journal says: partment in a State Agricultural
“ The Cottage drove Leader sug­ college will seek to discourage so
gests use of the referendum on the great and important an industry
University of Oregon appropria­ as the breeding of pure bred poul
tion. Lagene fought hard against try or stock, it is time to confine
Nesmith county.”
Unless the that fellow’s publicity and teach­
Leader is greatly mistaken the ings to the smallest possible limit.
The authorities will take care of
people of Oregon will invoke the
the overflow from the new reser­
referendum on several of the ap­
Former Governor W illiam Paine voir as soon as funds from the
propriations made by the legisla­
Lord, of Oregon, died at Hahne­ $30,000 bond issue are available.
ture.
mann hospital,
San Francisco, The residents east of town will ap­
'riday,
after a week’s illness, preciate it.
leart trouble was the cause of
I f some real estate dealer or
leatli.
He was 72 years o f age booster will give us a reliable form­
ttd a native of Delaware.
The ula which will enable a man to
>ody will be taken to Salem for pay his taxes and support himself
uterment. Lord was a member of and family from an ordinary five-
he Oregon supreme court from acre tract of land we will be glad
878 to 1892 and was elected gov- to present it to the Leader readers.
rnor in 1895.
1899 he was ap-
Geo. A. McGilvray, wife and
oitited minister to
Argentina,
•nice his return he has been code two children, of Caiiyonville, who
have been stopping at North Y a k ­
ommissioner of Oregon.
ima, Washington, the past winter,
A ll this talk about invoking the stoprped over in this city Monday
■call on Assessor B. F. Keeney and are guests of Mrs. McGilvray’s
an immense number of drunks for carrying out the letter of the parents, Mr. and Mrs. W . B. Os-
there since the saloous went into law in fulfilling the duties of his tnon, on W all street.
power again, many more than offices as tax collector of Latte
Jim Pitcher, formerly o f Cottage
county, is the rankest nonsense.
formerly.
Grove, was recently married in
If you don’t like thk cash valua­
It will require more than one tion law repeal it, lifct don’ t con­ Alaska, and together with his wife
coat of whitewash to renovate demn the assessor for doing his has gone into the interior from
Cordova, following a new strike.
some politicians. Indeed, some of sworn duty.
Mr. Pitcher has been in Alaska
them need a disinfectant added to
the lime.
The Leader favors the subdivis­ since the Klondike excitement.
ion of the large farms, but thinks A t Nome he made a rich strike and
The
Hawley opposes reciprocity with the tracts should be made large sold his claim for $1500.
Canada, because lie says it dis­ enough to enable a man to make a buyer afterwards refused $90,000
criminates against the West. Can’t living for his family thereon. The for it.
see it.
tendency is to place the acreage
Chas. Case, an ex-sal oon keeper
limit too small.
is circulating a petition asking
Elect that man to office who has
that the proposition of saloons or
the courage to be decent and hon­
The Leader is i:t sympathy with no saloons be submitted to a vote
est when nobody is looking.
the Mexicau insurgents.
We of the people o f Cottage Grove at
believe President Diaz to be a the annual city election in' April.
Tom Richardson says that the tyrant and a despot, the equal of After enjoying a decent and res­
( Iregon dairy business is on the theCzar of Russia,and that Mexico pectable town for nearly four years
decline.
it is not likely that our citizens
is a republic in name only.
will vote for the return o f the sa­
The Panama canal will be ready
Cottage Grove is lining up for a loon with its gang of drunks, tin­
Sept 1, 191.L
year of great activity.
There horns, pimps and women of ill
promises to be active growth repute again in April. Better a
through the year 1911 of all of dozen blend pigs than such a wide
Lane’s progressive
towns. —Eu open town and dirty outfit. The
gene Guard.
petition aaid its list of signers will
be published later.
The legislature has been charac­
This Civic Improvement Coin
terized by petty contentions, silly
W e are in touch with thousands quarrels, childish getting even mittee of the Woman’s Club held a
of horaeseekers anil
investors. with people and pettifogging.
meeting on Saturday afternoon.
We can find the man that your
Several papers of worth and in­
property will suit.
Theodore Roosevelt, ex-Presi­ terest were read and discussed.
Large tracts suitable for coloniz­ dent of the United States, will Mrs. Ida Caldwell’s subject was
ing desired.
speak at the University of Oregon “ Roses Suitable for this Locality:”
Timber lauds both large and on April 5.
Mrs. Addie Job spoke about “ The
small tracts wanted.
Praning of Roses;” Mrs. Alice
Small tracts, close in, suitable
Not even sunny Italy is exempt Joaes discussed “ The Cure of
for fruit and truck farming a The holy father, the Pope, has got Roses;” “ The Planting of Sweet
specialty.
Peas” was well treated by Mrs.
the grip.
City property and general brok­
Winnie Miller, while Mrs. Eva
erage business receives due con­
Madras, Crook county, is now King haul for her subject "T h e
sideration.
Public Drinking Cup and its A t­
on the railroad map.
List your property
with us.
tendant Evils.” A profitable and
■Make the prices right and we will
Light team for sale— A span of enjoyable session was spent. The
do the rest.
Call in and get ac­ mares, weight 1000 or 1100, gentle memben* voted on the study for
quainted.
and well broke.
Both broke to next year and it was decided to
drive and ride, single or double. take up one of Shakespeares plays
One is an especially fine driving with
Rev. Robert Sutcliffe as
mare. Phone Farmers 51, or ad, teacher. The months spent with
C h a s . T . W i l k i n s o n . M a r.
dress Dr. R. McCargar, Dorena, Hanry VCII have been moKt inter­
Fourth Stroot
Cottotfo Grovo. Oregon Oregon.
esting.
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SPRING
113% acres, 60 acres in cultiva­
tion, running water on the place,
good buildings and fences, about
six miles from Cottage Grove, on
railroad and
county road, one
mile from post office.
Wanted— From Owner small
tract good timber in locality where
other tracts may be secured. State
amount and price. Address II. B.
Currie, 309 Abingtou Bldg. Port­
land, Oregon.
(f7 -2 l)
Pvire Drvigs
If you
How to cure a cold is a question in , Produce good results.
which many are interested just now. ¡send your physician’s prescriptions
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Ins won i to us they will be most carefully
its great reputation and imme.. c sale .compounded and only the purest
by it« remarkable cure of colds. It can j and freshest of Drugs will be used.
always be depended upon. For sale by ! W e always carry a large supply of
Henson's Pharmacy.
Patent Medicines
that we can highly recommend.
In all cases our prices are worthy
. Don’t wait until you have a fire ! of vour notice,
before insuring, the expense i s !
light, don’ t run the risk.
Call up the Express office, Tom
Awbrey will attend to it promptly, j
Gott.ijie Grove, Oregon
Take Due Notice.
Benson’s Pharmacy
Card of Thanks.
W e desire to thank the many
kind friends who rendered such
able assistance during the illness
and after the death of our grand­
son, and sou, respectively, Dean,
and hope and trust that should a
similar affliction befall
any of
them they too, will have the same
kindly aid of sympathetic friends.
M r . a n d M rs . C. C. H a z k l t o n .
GRIFFIN VEATCH
H ard w areC o .
M rs . D a n a L a w t o n .
Last Friday Mrs. Ida Richards
of Creswell arrived on the 3 o ’clock
train. She was a guest over night
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 1. L.
Rowe. Friday evening she made
a visit to the local Rebekah lodge,
returning home Saturday evening.
Mrs. Richards is the wife of Prof.
G. E. Richards of Creswell High
school.
Chas. Hall received a fine collie
puppy from the Am ity kennels last
Thursday.
n p iM E to think about those
1 pruning shears, spray pumps,
and sprays for early spring or-
orchard work.
W e can fill
your every want in this, as well
as the general hardware line.
Bohemia Avenue Vacation Notice.
Notice is hereby given that at a regu­
lar Council meeting to be belli at 8 p. in.
Monday, April .Ird, 1911, a petition will
I k - presented to the Common Council of
Cottage (trove, praying for the vacation
of all of Bohemia avenue,of (teorgetown.
Cottage Grove, except where same inter­
sects other highways and except a strip
feet wide through the center and
extending the full length thereof, the
center line of which is now center line
of said Bohemia avenue.
A.
Eyi-.it
W . K im k ,
One of Petitioners.
Griffin=Veatch Hardware Co.
Try The Leader A Year
FOR HUMAN OR ANIMAL FLESH
A rem edy
th at Is eq u a lly efficaciou s In h e a lin g the wounds, sores, spraimfl
or o th e r a ilm e n ts o f the flesh o f m an o r beast.
B A L L A R D ’S
SNOW LINIMENT
A h e a lin g rem ed y to e ffe c t iv e ly m eet th e needs o f a n im al flesh need n ot bo a harsh, strong- m ixture,
to o d ra stic fo r th e hum an body; B alla rd • Snow L in im en t is p ro o f o f this. It ran ks w ith the best o f the
flesh h e a lin g rem ed ies d e sig n ed fo r m an; and it is e q u a lly a s prom pt in cu rin g the wounds and flesh,
diseases com m on am ong anim als. O w n ers o f blooded horses p r e fe r it to a n y o th e r linim en t because It
lea ve s no d is fig u rin g scars in a n y o f the m in o r a ccid en ts o r ailm ents.
I t heals b y a m ild p o w e r to
w h ich th e flesh o f horses responds readily.
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It Is o f g r e a t va lu e In h e a lin g harness g a lls , b arbed w ir e cuts, wounds, fe s te r in g sores and m an y
o th e r a ilm e n ts to w hich horses a re subject. In th e r e lie f o f human su fferin g, it has done a w o rld o f
good p a r tic u la r ly in e a s in g the pains o f rheum atism , neuralgia, sciatica and lum bago. W hen g e n tly
rubbed In w h e r e the pain exists. It g iv e s a m ost g r u t ify in g r e lie f to the a fflic te d
As a household
rem edy f o r cuts, burns, bruises, sprains, co n tra cted muscles, s t iff neck, fr o s t bites, s w ellin gs , c h lll-
b la ins. Iv y poisonin g, th ere is n oth in g b e tter on earth.
Put Up in Three Sizes, 25c, 50c and $1.00 per Bottle.
JANFJ
F.
BALLARD
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