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I ber election, thirty-eight effecting
those of the entire state. Helow
we give the complete list of'said
measures, hied and arranged sub­
stantially as they will appear on
the ballot.
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If your pocket book is empty ,
read Psalm X X X V II.
If people seem utikiud read St.
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they will not even permit reformers
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the purpose of permitting taxes to
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be levied upon different classes ot
A Hostou man lost his leg from
£ F. mmica Administered. M in in « l’aient* a ,
property at different rates, etc. the bite of an insect two years be­
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office over C.riffin. Veaich 4
Filed February 17, 1911.
fore. To avett such calamities
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For constitutional amendment from stings and bites of insects use
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to repeal all of section la o f article buck leu's Arnica Salve promptly
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and head taxes in Oregon, tlaiumatioii, swelling and p a in . -----------------------------
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etc. Filed February 17, 1911.
Heals burns, boils,'ulcers, piles,
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For amendment ot section 1 of eczema, cuts, bruises. Only 25
Lawson lll<lr.
Hour* «40 to 12. 1 to 5
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article X V II of the constitution so cents at all druggists.
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your physician’s prescriptions ment a majority vote of all the
T to us they will be most • carefully electors voting at such election.
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In the same old way
Xo special sale days and no big
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song and dance. We are cutting our prices a little as
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times get harder but you will not catch us telling you we
wil1 be Vsedf itig on the amendment only. Filed
Certificated from the Awociatecl Hoard. A : ? " d fyeshest of nruf
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are selling at cost. Come in and and look us over. W e
4 Royal Academy ami Royal C o lle«e of
February 21, 1911.
Music. Residence B Street.
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will put our time against yours and if we don't make a
For constitutional amendment of
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bargain there is no harm done.
“ I was suffering from pain in my
section 5, article V I, of the consti­
stomach, head and hack," writes If.
tution, making stockholders in
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Alston, Kaleigh, N. C., “and my
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liver and kidneys did not work rigid,
banking corporations liable to pav
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of your notice.
for the benefit of depositors an
made me feel like a new man.” ‘*8
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Special Attention Given to Minins and
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amount equal to the par value of
referred
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Corporation Law.
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No. i.t-’l meets the First anil Third
Tuesdays ot each month in the Elk’s
Hall. Visitors welcome.
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O r v il K n a p p . Clerk.
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| An act appropriating $75,000
for building and equipping an ad-
j ministration building and extend
| itig heating plant to the same; and
also appropriating the sum of
I $15.1,258.92 for the purpose of ad­
ditional lauds, equipment and
apparatus, making repairs, addi­
tional improvements, additions,
paying salaries of instructors and
employes, etc., for the University
of Oregon. Filed May 18, 1911.
An act appropriating $175,000
Your horse with Legat’s
for the construction, equipment
harness, made of No. 1
and furnishing of a modern library
leather. All work guar­
atul museum building, and extend­
anteed. Rear ot First
ing the heating plant to same, for
National Rank.
use of the University of Oregon.
Filed May 18, 1911.
\u act vesting the Railroad
Company with power and jurisdici
R. J. LE0\T, Manager
tion to supervise and regulate every
public service corjiorauon and
utility iu the state of Oregon, as to
Stock, Fruit. Timber Ranch
the adequacy of the service render
For sale, iso acres two miles
ed and facilities provided, the fair
from Cottage Grove, 25 acres nest
ness of rates, tolls and charges to
slope easily prepared for orchard,
25 acres tine piling and mining
be collected from* the public there­
timber, balance pasture. Only 520
for. etc. Filed May 18, 1911.
per acre. 57.50 down, balance on
time. If interested apply to I*.
An act appropriating $50,000
O. Box 458 Cottage Grove. Oregon
for
building, furnishing and equip
t here is very little 515 per acre
land remaining
near Cottage
ping a dormitory at the Oregon
Grove and this snap will not re­
Normal school at Monmouth
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main open tong
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day for t trseco.
Freight will not lie received at the O.
A- S. E. R- R- Depot after 5 p. m. To
insure forwarding on next train freight
must l>e delivered in ample time to per­
mit of its being billed.
B W O O D . M tn sisr.
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Legat’s Harness Shop
m oved to our new q u ar­
W,!, ters have
in the C ooper building w h ere
w e will be pleased to greet our old
custom ers as well as new ones.
PROPOSED BY IN IT IA T IV E PETITION
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
b y lo ca l applications,
a* th e y cannot
r«a c h the tiisea ied portion o f th e car.
T h e re i* o n ly one w a y to cure deafn ess,
anti that is b y co n stitu tion a l rem edies.
IX n in e s * Is c aused by an in flam ed co n d i­
tion o f the m ucous iin ln « o f the E u sta*
chlan Tu be. W hen* this tube is inflam ed
you h ave a ru m b lin g sound o r im p e rfe c t
h ea rin g, and when It is e n tire ly closed,
D ea fn ess is the resu lt, and unless th e in­
flam m ation can he taken out and this
tube restored to Its n orm a l condition,
h ea rin g w ill he d estroyed fo r e v e r : nine
case# out o f ten a re caused b y C a ta rrh ,
w h ich is n oth in g hut an in flam ed co n d i­
tion o f the m ucous su rface*.
An extra train for passengers only
leaves Cottage * '»rove on Tuesday and
Saturday at 2 :.k> p. m. returning arrives
at Cottage Groves at 5:.*1 p. ill.
W e w ill « i r e on e Hundred I m l l i o for anr rase o f
IV ifn.-x« ranfted by catarrh' that cannot be rtired by
Subject to change without notice.
n a il's Catarrh Cure. Send for rlrrnlars free.
All outward freight to station where
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Bold by Prn ««tM *. 75c.
there is no agent will tie left at risk of | Taka Hsus »awily PHIS for constipation
owner.
Stage leaves DiSston after arrival of
Good dry fir and hard wood
train on Monday, Wednesday and Fri­
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G. F. King, Agent,
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
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TION OF THE PEOPLE.
Meets 1st anil ini Wednesdays. Visi­
tors cor,li,illy invited.
A N D R E W BRUNO, W. M.
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the stock held by any stockholder
addition to having originally
paid the par value thereof. Filed
I March 7, 1911.
I REFERENDUM ORDERED
A F . A A . M , —Cottage Grove. No. 51.
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furnished on short notice. Drives
reasonable. Call A. L. Chitwood,
or I’hone 20-F .12.
1-if
F or S a l k —A North Pole re­
frigerator. Call at this office.
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For a law to create the County
of Cascade out o f the eastern por­
tion of Clackamas County, and
provide for its organization. Fil­
ed J une 26, 1912.
For an act levying an annual
tax of six-tenths of a mill on the
dollar .an all the taxable property
of the college purposes, and to pro­
vide for the government of such
institutions. Filed June 29, PM2.
For an amendment of section 1
of article IV of the constitution of
Oregon, providing no measure sub­
mitted to the people at any election
under the initiative shall take
effect or become the law unless it
shall be approved by a majority of
all electors voting at such election.
(Continued on i«g e eight )
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