\V. C. CONNER, - Editor and Manager |
This Farm Pump Engine
Entered at the Cottage (trove postoffice
as second class mail matter
No Weather Cold Enough to Free to it— No Hour* Too Long for If lo Work
NEWS BUDGET
fRONI DIVIDE
At last we have found a pump engine that serves nil the needs of
the farmer and does it in the best possible manner. We investigated
a score or more different makes ana designs of portable engines to find
the one best suited for our customers. We selected the Fuller & Johnson
Farm Pump Engine. It is the most wonderful portable engine made.
Frank Turner is the S. P.
powder man at Rice Hill.
d o t t a le d r o v e X c a O e r
No,Well Too Deep for
PUBLISHED E V E R Y TUESDAY
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Wouldn’t it be a good idea to
brush around the school premises
before the fall term begins.
4 0 0 to 1 ,0 0 0 Gallons Per Hour
fre sh w a te r you w ant j
a t any tim e o r a n y p la ce . W o rk s in an y w ell, re g a r d le ss o f depth. T h is fa rm
pum p engine co m p le tely so lv e s the perp lexin g p roblem o f W a te r
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Supply fo r the fa rm iu w inter a s well a s su m m e r. Pu m p s all the
w afer needed for the h ou se, d a iry , b a m , feed lo t and p a stu re in a
few h ours. C o s ts le s s to o p e ra te th an a tauic h e a te r and elim i
n a te s a ll both er and trouble.
Hail to the tiller of the soil, lie j
has won the respect of the world.
Perhaps you have noticed that it
isn’t so common to decry his occu
pation as it used to be before Uncle
Sam discovered it to be a science.
Now youug men are flocking to
to the agricultural schools and col
leges and tuatiy of them are grad
uating into professorships, or into
positions as experts with the gov
ernment.
One of the latter has
just returned to Washington after
spending two months in Spain and
Sicily investigating lemon grow
ing.
lie is G. llarold Powell,
whose work for the Department of
Agriculture in the investigation of
causes of fruit decay in cold stor
age and in transit attracted such
wide attention.
; FU LLER
Mr. and Mrs. Söderström with
their two daughters spent Satur
day with friends at Youcalla, com
bining business with pleasure.
& JO H N S O N
Farm Pump Engine
?lenty of Powtr for Completo Water System
J u s t th e thing for
volume pump.
treasure pum p o r
ank sy ste m .
P ^ U u tcd iu U S A J u s * 15. 1009.
Alani D o m in io n o f L'aund» S e p t 9,
A fford s a m p l e
I'.'lt). itii.t o th e r foruign c u u n lriM .
pow er fo r s m a ll
O th e r p u len te a p p lied f o r .
K le ctric L igh tin g
P la n t.
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W o rk s d itch pum p and sp ra y in g outfits p e rfectly .
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Handiest Little Worker on tho Farm
E n s u rin g a re lia b le w a te r supply fo r th e fa rm is
but on e ot the w ays the F a r m Pum p E n g in e p roves
Its su p eriority . It h a s pulley for running an y kind
o f h an d o r fo o t pow er m a ch in ery . I t h elps the
w om en fo lk s In the d airy and laund ry. R u n s the
g rin d sto n e, feed m ill, fan n in g m ill, e tc ., fo r the m en.
D o e s the w ork of tw o e x tr a hired m en.
See tho Llttla Wondar at Work
Big men and big papers and big
tuonev-inaking schemes are closely
related.
They all argue alike.
They are in a class by themselves. |
And there are classes and masses, |
no odds what the big papers say !
about it.
Y ou h a v e read a ll ab o u t th is en gin e in y ou r F a rm
Engine Running Volume Pump
a n n o t fully realize
m an — w hat a won
P a p ers but you c ca
derful
little
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see it In a c tio n n . . W
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show it It a a t t our
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xactly the kind of w »rl: you would e x p ect it to do on you r fa rm . B rin g iu the w hole fa m ily and
look it over. I t i i Y f rtli a spot ia l trip to tow n . B e su re and c o m e in.
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W rite for Catalogue and Prices
Chambers Hardware Company
Iiugene, Sole Agents for Lane County.
Grell Söderström rolled np his
blankets and left us last Thursday
for Skaiuokawa W ash, to assist
his brother Ad iu skimming Don
keys.
“ Red Seal” Hair Puffs And Switches
Natural Hair Shade Switches, 3 stem at
$2.00, $2.10 and $ 3 .0 0
Puffs to match any shade of hair at $2.2o
B U R K H O LD ER -W O O D S CO.
Henry Mackey an expert Pho
tographer of Medford is making a
short visit at the Mackey home.
Mr. Mackey is a brother of Jam es
and Albert and perfectly at home
when in Divide.
Quite a number of our Divide
people are working at the Fox
milt at Curtain. Among them is
Jim Mackey, as foreman, Angelo
Peril!i, log bucker, Pete Touoli,
log bucking and expert saw filer.
The Doctor And The Telephone
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Socialists all over the world are
now rejoicing because governments
fail to control capitalized trusts;
for when the government fails, the
people will step in and run the job,
they say.
T h e P a cific T elep h o n e
A nd Telegraph C o.
A small fire was carelessly start
ed ou the hill back of the school
house the other day and by prompt
attention of Hawley, Lee and
Ostrauder was under control in a
short time. Every one should be
Ten Per Cent Money.
extremely careful these dry days
about how they throw lighted
I have two good houses in the
matches a n d
cigarette stubs prettiest location in Cottage Grove, j
VAQUINA BAY
around,
now paying 10 per cent on the in OREGON'S POPULAR BEACH RESORT
The dance at Ostrander's uevy vestment, and I offer them on that
building Saturday evening was a margin ¡pid will gijarantee them j At) (deal retreat for outdoor pas
to pay 10 per eetiL Who wants to j times of all ki>|ds. lhpitiug, fish
decided success which all such oc make some easy money?
T h e ; ing, boating, surf bathing, riding,
casions are when conducted by property is worth nearly double I
autoiug, canoeing, dancing and
Bob Aulauf.
His family with what I will ask for it.
roller
skating.
Where nretty
The Main Collection Agency,
friends attended, also a number of
water agates, moss agates, moon
D. A. Hendricks, Mgr. stones, carneliaus can be found on
gentlemen with their ladies from
With Ilemenway & Lockwood. the beach. I’tire mountain water
the Grove, who seemed to enjoy
and the best of food at low prices.
the dance immensely. The music
Fresh fish, clams, crabs and oysters
Gnod
Business
Proposition.
was furnished by Ashby Allen of
with abundance of vegetables of
Curtain and Mrs. Wm. Burkett of
all kinds daily.
For sale— a good well drilling
Divide, assisted by Messrs Lee rig on trucks, iu good condition,
Si Morgan and Miss Della Perini. gasoline power, .100-foot capacity, Camping Convenient And Attractive
drills 3 and T inch holes. All tools
Seemed to Give Him a Now Stomach, necessary.
Inquire pf tl|e pfi j with sfrict sanitary regulations
operative Realty Co,
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Contributers to Fourth of July Fund
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NEWPORT
R.eo A u to m o b ile »
STERLING FEED COMPANY
D. S T E R L I N G . M a n a g e r
W heat, Oats, Grain H ay. M IL L F E E D : Shorts, Bran,
Vetch Seed, Chopped Oats, Oil Meal. GRASS S E E D : Grass
Seeds of all kinds constantly on hand. F L O U R : Hard W heat
Brands:
American
Beauty,
Pure W hite,
Bed
Cross,
Every sack guaranteed.
Soft W heat Brands: Pheasant,
White Star. Poultry Feeds and Supplies.
All City Trade Delivered
P H O N E 1711
LOW ROUND-TRIP SEASON TICKETS
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OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
DIGNIFTING
TH E
INDUSTRIES’
T h is Is t h t t i l l s o f a b e a u tifu l 6 4 -p a g e book, w hich
w ill ahow any hoy o r g irl how to SUCCEED Drop a
p o atal la th o m a ll TODAY and It w ill be sen t T R E E .
T h e aim o f tho C o lleg e le to d ig n ify and p o p u la riz e
th e In d u strie s, and to serv e ALL th e people It offers
co u rses In A g ric u ltu r e ,C iv il E n g in ee rin g , E l e c t r i c a l
E n g in eerin g . M e ch a n ica l E n g in ee rin g , M ining E n g ln
ee rln g . F o r e s tr y . D om estic. S cie n c e and A rt, Com
m erce. P h a rm a cy and M usic. T h e C o lle g e o p e n s
Sep tem b er aad. C a ta lo g fre e.
A d d ress: REG ISTRA R . OREGON AGRICULTURAL
COLLEOE. C o rv a llis. Oregon.
" I suffered intensely after eating anil
no medicine or treatment I tried seemed
j from all points iu Oregon,
Music Lessons.
to do any good," ivr^fs II. M. Young-
Washington and Idaho
peters, Editor of the Sun, Lake View,
on sale daily
Ohio. “Tlie first few doses of Chaiu-
Stringed and Band Instruments.
lierlain’s Stomach amt Liver Tablet* Leave orders at the W ave.
3-DAY SATURDAY-MUNDAY TICKETS
gave me surprising relief and the second
M il o O . R o a c h .
bottle seemed to give me a new stomach
From Southern Pacific points,
and perfectly good health." For sale by
I Portland to Cottage Grove; also
Bensons Pharmacy.
LOCAL ANO PERSONAL NEWS
Bicycle to trade
Wynne & Woods.
for
Bicycle Garage
Brumfield & Simmons, Props
BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES
Repair work a specialty
and promptness and general
satisfaction guaranteed.
SHOOTING GALLERY.
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C ottage G rove
Flour M ills
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CHAS.
MATTHEWS.
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, from all C. & E . stations Albany
O.
S. E. R. R. j and west. Good going Saturday
or Sunday and for return Sunday
fif Bfouday-
Company
Csll OH any S- B. or C. £ E .
wood,
Thos. Awbrey was a business
visitor iu Eugene Friday.
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Cottage Grove C ream ery...
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T o t a l ......
The Cobb rauch under the su
pervision of Mrs. J . A. Cobb is be
ing improved every day. Fine
bred chickens is one of the special
ities.
12M»c, 14c, 20e Wash Fabrics at 10c
Carl Burkett was a welcome
caller at the home of his parents
NY lives are saved each year because the doctor is reached
last Saturday. Carl is compelled to
promptly by the Bell Telephone. From the information he re
make his visits short as he is em ceives by telephone he can give directions for emergency measures,
ployed iu the round house at Rose- and provide himself with the necessary medicines and instruments.
burg and by close attention to his
Consultations with spec .ilists-are easily arranged by means of the
work expects to advance iu his Bell Long Distance service,
chosen occupation.
A Massachusetts court rules that
man is the lord and master iu his
own house. The ancient fiction
must be maintained even at the
expense of judicial intelligence
and dignity.
The following donated to the
4th of July celebration:
Burkholder-Woods C o........$ 20.00
B. L urch .................................. 20.00
Rees W allace Co ................. 15.00
Wheeler Thompson C o.......
10.00
J . T . Donovan, ..................... 10.00
Griffiu Veateh Co.................
5.00
Kerr & Silsby..........................
5.00
The Leader..............................
5.00
C. E . Dinges ..........................
5.00
5.00
The Sentinel...........................
Allison & Hastings..............
2.50
W . C. Johnson & C o ..........
5.00
Marion Y eatch .......................
5.00
Arcade T h e a te r.....................
5.00
The F air...................................
2.50
2.50
E . Helliwell............................
New E ra Drug Store............
2.50
Jim Ostrander.........................
2.50
E . O. Saltsmau .....................
2.00
Wynne it Woods...................
5.00
J . F . Spray..............................
5.00
2.50
Milne & McQueen.................
G. B. Staudish........................
2.00
2.00
Cottage Hotel..........................
A Powell...................................
2.00
W. R. T u c k e r........................
5.00
Bank of Cottage Grove ......
2.00
Anna H oxie............................
2.00
Barker & McKernon............
.50
Perry Hubbard........................
1.00
Madsen .....................................
2.50
Dave Scholl ............................
2.50
Coffman it Adams ...............
5.00
Knowles and Gräber .........
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Benson P h arm acy...............
2.50
Ida E . Thompson .................
2.50
DesLarzes ..............................
2.00
Kent B ro s................................
2.50
J. S. Silsby..............................
2.50
Cottage Grove Electric Co..
2.00
G. H . Tyson...........................
5.00
Mary Kartells.........................
5.00
Mildred Pringle ...................
.05
B. K. Lawson ..................... .
2 .5 0
The W ave................................
5.00
The Yogue ..............................
2.00
C. E . Throne ...................
5.00
Spriggs Bros...........................
2.50
A. E . Haraloth ..................
2.50
Armstrong’s studio...............
2.50
Marksbury it Bangs ...........
2.50
D. E . Sterling .......................
2.00
Chas. Mathews .....................
5.00
Dr. In g ram .........................
1.00
Stand in Park ....................... 10.00
E . C . Umphrev .....................
2.<X>
1 ,ou Strong..................
2.50
Co’s
Roy Short is home from a vaca
tion
trip through Washington
state.
Jam es Hayes, the local bop
ouyer of Junction City, was in
Cottage (irove Saturday.
T IM E T A B L E NO- 5
T o T«ike E ffect J u n e 19 1 9 0 9
W . BOUND
No. 2.
F.. BOUND
N o. I.
STATION«*
7.J0J
7.50 3.5
7..V> 0.7
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COTTAGE OftOVK
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W A L D E N - ______________
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8.14 8.6
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8.40 12.5
8.50 13.5
9.05 15.9
9.15
9.45 20
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.......................... W i c k s ...........................
..................R ED B R ID G E .......... ..........
12.06
11.25
agent for full .particulars as to
fares, train schedules, etc., also
for copy of our illustrated booklet
“ Outings in Oregon’’ or
♦
Wm. McMurry, Gen. Passenger Agt.
Portland. Oregon
11.16
11.08
10.40
10.33
10.28
10.15
16.«, ................... W il d w o o d ....................
10.00
Pearl T .
Kendall of Portlaud
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was iu this city the first of last
Subject to change without notice.
week collecting for the anti-saloon
All outward freight shipped only at
league.
the joint risk of shippers and consignee.
Stage leaves Disston after arrival of
J . F.. Heaton of Eugene, county
train on Monday, Wednesday anti Fri
manager of the Pacific Telephone
day for Orseco, returning on Tuesday,
Co., was in this citv last week Thursday and Saturday.
looking after business matters.
Freight will not lie received at the O.
8. P. Ry. Time Table
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No. lo_
No. 2 0 .
No. 18
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IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC WASH COOPS
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a. in.
p- m.
a. m.
SOUTH BOUND.
a. m.
No. 17. .............................. 10:27 p- m.
No. 1 3 . ................................ 6 :4 2 a. ni.
Miss Ruby Champagne is visit A S. K. R. R. Depot after 5 p. m. To
insure forwarding on ne*t train freight No. 1 0 . ................................ 3:02 p- m.
ing in Portland this week. Miss
must lie delivered in ample time to per
G. F . King, Agent,
Anna Miller is acting as chief mit of its being billed.
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
operator in the local telephone
A. B. W O O D , M an ager
office duriug her absence.
Piano coupons at the Leader of
Alton Hampton is home from
For sale— 480 acres of laud suit
Cottage Grove and says they have able for stock, sawmill, farming fice. Every subscription payment
or order for job printing entitles
a street sprinkler and horse power and fruit. It joins the Milwaukee
you to tickets on Metcalf & Brands
Orchard
Co
A
trout
stream
and
sweeper there and everything is
a lot of springs oil the place. piauo at the Leader office.
kept neat as a pin.— Eugene Reg Would make a fiue home.
80
An ordinary case of diarrhoea can, as
ister.
acres fenced, log house, barn, a mle, lie cured by a single dose of
grainery, wagon shed, chicken Chamberlain s Colic. Cholera and Diar
The best hard wheat flour — bouse. $16 per acre. $2000. Terms rhoea Remeify.
This remedy has no
White River Bluestem patent, at ou balance.
S. F . Jackson, Lo- superior for bowel complaints. For sale
rane, Oregon.
Spray’s.
by Bensons Pharmacy.