Lane County leader., August 12, 1904, Image 4

LANE
COUNTY
COTTAGE GROVE
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S U B L IM IFD
A . C L IF F O R D
LEADER
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OREGON
K V K K Y F R ID A Y
m O K , K flito r and F u b lifilie r
L n te re U at thè « ut tage t* ro ve p*>stoffice u» «ce-
m l c la s s m a tte r.
that iiit-ii lire turning back to the
country Tor health ami for sui*tunee.
Well it might tie for many, who choke
! and at rati Rie their lives iu the cities,
to come, if only for a time, to the
I green, the quiet mid the cool ’ of
, tiie great. round out-of doors,—to the
■ brown pastoral scenes, and to feel
nature in them responding to the wing
; o f ( io d 's lii i 'l l h ills .
S l'J IS i1 R I F r IO N H A T K S
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It an only lie said that w e tlia u k
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i h ree e M m ths
copte al ‘C lo u d ’ s ItesU ”
It p a id in ad v anew but if liot si* p*t ti (1
A. C. <1.
a iiife rm ra te *»t - Lm* p er y e a r w ilIl I h * ch a rg e d .
A U v e rtD ii - rate s m ade k n o w n on a p p lica tio n
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| evitahly holds than from obedience |
to a custom cherished in indulgence
for more than three-quarters of u cen-j
ttirv The old man has not many
more days iu whic h to work and even
birthdays must uot interrupt lbiellty |
to a purpose. —Han Francisco Call.
I. s**en on most 01
8 »'Wer pipe may lie
the main streets of Cottage drove at
I" sent—an indication o f prop r care
healthful conditions on the part
the City Conned which citizens
[should heartily endorse.
W hat You W a-nt amd Where to Get [t
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b a r g a i n
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b u l l e t i n
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It would - e e m that a section so V
tile nud pn slue five as the northwest,
Contest for Books
blessed ns it is nniiuallv with alum
T I 10 1 .in - County L u o n t f o r o n e !
Following *s the result if the
winuf p u b li - dant rains, should be able to profit-
year, an 1 any
pply its own demand for butter : count of points in tiie Leader i Call-
• ation f« r d i e i y e a r , f*»r t h " l " i c e s e t ably supply
o p p o s it e
um' nk iry produets. But the accom­ i test for the works of Slink, peate, |
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panying extract from the speech of as shown on Thursday, Aug. 11 tli :
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T o led o We- . |V ti lde
F o rtla m l W e. k » i* re g * m ii.i ................2 50
State Food Connnisstruer J. \V. i Lulu Harlow, Star, Ore.......... 1175
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F o rila e 1 " e t ckl> J o u r tu t
Bailey, before tlie convention of the Lind ley Welch........................ . 115(1
F o rtla m l H.- ii ll-W e e k ly J o u r
.. 2 fiO
S a li F ra n e ls rt 1 t'a ll
Oregon development League, shows
s a li F r .llb lV ( 1 K x u iid n e r
Katie Knowlton ................. .105(1
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j ii.it there Is u m l opportunity for,
s iiu v n 'l.i^ a z m e. >;»n F ra n c isti*
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l Hit S - 1 * A n g e le s
exploitation of the dairying interest-' I-cta Sanford ............................................................ . h o
^ow About Your Summer Vacation .
or Oregon and Washington :
| Anna Oglesby..
.300
Xewport on Yaquina Bay is the
AUGI 'ST 1 8 . 1M 0 1 !
l ’BIDAV.
A news item from Jamestown, N. Allen 15. Baker
150 ideal seaside resort of the North
I).. says; The first ear of butter ship­
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j Pacific Coast. Round trip tickets
ped from the Jamestown creamery to
•MISE EVES I N rt» THE HILLS. the J. B. Agen Co. at Seattle, went Prizes for Best Articles on Oregon, j at greatly reduced l utes on salt
Mutt " l a y tt .rcrs ,.| ||,(llr
out today. Its value was about $15000,
F e d i , (i n t i m ili , \vii„|r
Any person in the State of Oregon ft »“1 »11 Southern Pacific ponds in
W h e a t F l o u r , G e rm Meal
Mosby Creek is noted as a section and the car contained about 500 tubs. can contribute articles in competition Oregon, on and after dune i s .
It is expected that the creamery will for
following nrizes
! Ask agent for further information!
for good hunting and fishing, ami the ship
about two cars a week during tin* 1 1
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editor of the Leader with his family season which will mean a payment t** The Cortland C o m m e rcia l ciub oilers two ¡and a haiulsoiuel\ illust-iated sou\-
E x t e n s iv e im p ro ve m en ts :n v l*|p<*r
has discovered that it is a place where funner* within u null..* of 75 mile* j.f J
i *«•“ booklet. ° ' wri,e l" “ T
I • * out* m illin g m a c h in e ry . W> t u T |
between
9*000
and
$10
000
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weok
Kor
the
beat
aiUGe
appeal
mg
in
ilie
regular
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Stone,
Manager
C.
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i» m ir flo u r |.m n f ag ain st o ijtsjd -*« I
rarest hospitality is found—the ’•*»«!, T h i s b u t t e r i s e o l l e c t e i l t r o n i t h e • 'i m o i i.i t a n y iie w « |n p e r o r n t lic r ........................... i S t o n e ,
p el d o r-
B e lu g a Cottage (.rove g T
simon-pure article which forces on** - m i l l . ' i
tin to li, w e re sp e ct fu lly a sk Veit !„ ,, Ï Z I
¡.-9 w h in n m l i n t o r b i - I'f U t e ii o u tsid e l i f t i n ' s ia t e o f OreK-m, In I k - b a t lV Ore., or W. E. Com»», C. 1’ .
. m a i n i creamene», s n i p p e d imo i m .
m inuted i«»r o n ly i*v p erso ns re sid in g in Ore-
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th e hom e p ro d uct w h en b u y iu « „ . I
to feel at home and to thoroughly en­ creamery repacked and s e n t out to | ^.»n a nd not living in th e e ity of F o rtia n d . c im ic e I V.
I . t o „ r o r u it u i.
>
W e b a te
In s ta lle d a i a f h i ï s I
M from
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of a gold n ie lla i o r $60 in ca sh .
la rg e c a p a c ity lo r ro llin g eats
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joy a day among the beauties of the flit Coast along with the surplus
F o r ilie second best a r t ic le , e ith e r the gold
le y . B rin g yo u r o a t s ...... I la n e o n £ ¡ I
Send
It
East.
this
creamery.
There
is
a
demand
m
ed
al
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85®
in
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sh
,
dep
en
d
ing
upon
selectio
n
mountains. Ou Saturday last Thomas
before
feeding.
It
will
g......
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for all the butter that eun be made
by th e w in n e r of first p rize .
heed and line promptly dehïfresi I
If triends iu the East ask you for :
Rawlings came t<» Cottage Grove and and a good deal of it goes to the Klon m ade
A r t ic le w in n in g th ird p riz e w ill be g iven s_*5.
.i in part **f ; lie dt> .
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F o u rth , - p riz e w ill ,, be , t i f i , , the t if ili p rize sto.
with him the editor of the Leader and like tlade. This I-all new business. ...
I >• re-id'Mits of Hnrtl.-ml a p.litiii'il.il .mtt sum .information about
, , Ortgou
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the Northwest, semi them a iop\ oi m r ,
his family returned to the Lyons- ! developed within the last 12 months. «in u- iii-iriiMitt-i in i»ri/i - upim
m e b asts us th e gold m ed al a m i sin e a re lo i n
Rawlings lunch, in miles up Mushy 1 ««id speaks welt for the growth of sa
tr ib u te d i<- r.- s id rid s o fO rt-tc -iio u tsid e of recently issued pamphlet entitled
' the butter making industry in this lu- d C is o rtla
nd.
••Oregon, Washington ami Idaho,*’
creek, through the grandeur and eality.”
T h e re a so n fu r h a v in g th ese a rtic le s p rin te d
beauty of a Mutely Oregon forest, i ^ few miles west of Cottage Grovt o u tsid e o f the s t.d e is tB itl Are « to il tile people which can l>e had upon application
a w a y from hom e to kno w our a d v a n lu z e s, and to J. M. Ishatn, station agent at
Rein tiniug until Monday morning,
Lorane, there wnt
was established
tlie li w e d e s ire th e C o rtla n d a m i I ireyo u papers
tin* varied charms of the locality con ' creamery, but for some reason ¡t was to Is- re lie v e d from a llv t lu lu irra slnent th at Cottage Grove.
m ig ht a ris e throug h h a vin g to d ee iln e a rtic le s .
staidly iuipre—ed tliennelves more not successful and was abandoned. A rtle le s c o n ta in in g the e x p re s s io n --IV ehloo t"
lie a llo w e d to com p ete.
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and more upon u*. f love nature iu With larger herds. It would seem that w i T l l h not
e i io v e ru o r of tile state w ill lie asked to ap­
her “ visible tonus” and she speaks such an establishment would pay. p oint a co m m itte e tq deeide a s to tin* w in n e rs I B r i g h t ’ s D i s e a s e a n d
io •.ite s ta te c o n te st, w h ile file M a yo r of C o rtla n d |
tier language elearest when we are The question of food cun be solved by w ill la re n d e sti d to n a rn e the eonm iittee th a t I
D ia b e t e s .
lect tile w tu ners in th is r it y .
full best from the haunts of men and planting alfalfa, it is claimed, tu w o III n se
e o f th e c h ie f reaso ns fo r ottering these
deepest in the forest. We fouuu Ore­ other sections of Oregon nlfult'u grows p rize s is to g iv e tile younger g en eratio n an o |s
|M irtuiiit> to d o some* p leasan t w o rk d u rin g v a ­
gon more beautiful than ever that day. with surprising fullness and rapidity, c a tio n . T h is is a busy age and no a rtic le is d e­ \\V d esire to p lace iu the hand s o f tlio.se a i ‘
ire d e xc e e d in g Uve th ousand w o rd s—those of flirte d w ith B rig h ts D ise ase and D iabetes a Pi­
It seemed the air was ambient with why not here? A new variety culled s alMiut
page pam phlet th at is savin g hum an liv e s .
It [
one th o u sa n d w ords p re fe rre d .
is not an o rd in a ry p am p hlet, such as is com m on­
purity, even the' there was smoke “ hlgh-land alfalfa” will shortly be ex­ No a r t ic le w in is- accep ted in c o m p etitio n e x ­ ly
used to a d ve rtise m ed icines, hut is p rinci- j
cept w Itere tiie n e w sp a p e r or o th e r p u b lica tio n
A SPECIALTY
from far fore.-t tires lurking over the perimented with by local growers. is su b m itte d c o m p lc ic . T h e a rtic le s sub m itted p ally made up of repo rts o f s c ie n tific a lly con- 1
e the p ro p e rty of the C o rt la n d l'u m ilie re i-t1 ducted tests m a larg e v a riety **f cases, shotting j
bald pate <>f “ Blue Mountaiu.” The Prof. Withycomb of Oregon Agricul­ f becom
ST |H-r cent o f re co verie s iu these h ith e rto In­
l u i i , to I k - used as d esired .
curab le d ise ase s.
T iie c o n test e lu se , in-to bcr i . m m .
adolescent period, I hope, may never tural College, with Cel. It. C. Judson
T h e specifies em ployed in llie s e te sts are
We b elie v e th a t th e re w ill tie a ll In te re s tin g
wane, with til« when I may not with of the O. 1!. .A N., will arrange to sup­ co m p e titio n for tlte -e p ri/e s. and 1 e el s u re th at know n as the F u lto n Com pounds and the re ­
FARM
MINERS’
m any u c w sp u |ie rs throughout tIt* C u lle d S ta te s . su lts ..I.m in e d prove c o n clu s iv e ly that these
boyish vigor and enthusiasm range ply local growers with this variety of C a n a d a . M e x ic o and o ilie r c o u n trie s w ill b e g l.id dreaded d iseases ><» long fa ta l the d eaths from
j B rig h ts) D ise ase alone a re ap p a llin g , over luo,-
TOOLS
the hills and feel my pulses throb with alfalfa. If it proves successful in the to secu re in te re s tin g mal ter re la tiv e le A tli*-
r- non a ye ar, s ta rtin g a*, k id u e y tro u b le s have at
m ost fe rtile state in I lie C ueille N o rth w est
SUPPLIES
last y ielded tu m edical scie n ce.
The pamphlet
the spirit of the wild, eull upon echo soil of the Upper Willamette, there U e les in any language w ill I k - a ccep te d .
" rite to the Jo h n .1. F u lto n C o .. 4W
e e lin g c e r ta in th at th is ertort w ill re s u lt in is free,
and shout tu.v lungs full of the bal- should result a strong impulse to m u K ch
good to O rego n, we are . V e ry tru ly yo u rs. W ashington stre e t. >an F ra n c isc o . F a I.
When to suspect
B r ig h t s D is e a s e :—FufTy
I I . M. C a k k . C re std ellt.
samie breath of the woodland.
establish creameries in this section.
a n k le s or hand s; w e akn ess w ith o ut apparent
T h k i i . 11. W l l . c o x . C h a irm a n K x e e n tiv e Com
I have seen our men of trade leave
cause; k id n e y trouble a ft e r th ird m onth: fre ­
C o rtla n d C o m m e rc ia l C lu b .
quent u rin atio n , (may show sedim ent or cloudy
their avocations and go to nature With
Legal enactment is suggested pro­
on stand ing ): fa ilin g visio n ; d a y d ro w sin e ss
•las. Chambers of North Platte, one or more of these.
open arm- and hearts. I fear I am a viding that county assessors shall fur­
Nebraska,
has
been
visiting
it)
Cot
poor hunter, and l lake no shame nish to tiie county courts of their
from the confession, for when above respective counties full lists by pre­ tuge Grove. E. F. Smith who lives j
me ms on .Sundayi on the highest cincts showing the names and tiie about four miles south of towu tee- [
point of the range I saw uu antlered total value of the property of each ogmzed in him mi old Iowa friend. \
king of the forest go bounding afar person, company, association and cor They had not met in 25 years.
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among the giant Hr trees, there was potation assessed. The court shall Mr. Chambers has returned to Ne­
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no regret that f Imd no rille to stay cause such lists to be published in tin braska.
I’ H Y N i n A N a n d HI I D . F ON
his (light. Men who go and eome newspaper published nearest to sueli
N TTO IJN FY A T L A W
Koluml Rates to Sr. Louis.
ottici- in M c F a rla n d B u ild in g
with regard to the slight protection precinct. By this means the public
O ffice: Y o u n g B u ild in g , Main Street,
o v e r W yn n e ’ s H a rd w a re Store
given these animals by the laws of may know the extent of the possess
W est S id e .
Office F h o n e , .Til R esid e n ce F h o n e,
The Southern Pacific Co. will
men and states. I respect. But him ions of all business concerns, whether sell round trip tickets at greatly re­
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who, out of sheer desire to kill, slaugh­ corporate or individual, and tho pass duced rates to St Louis and C’liii-ago
ters ruthless, these Meet, harmless age of law with the requirements st i account the St Louis Exposition,
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denizens of our woods, In season or ted will tend to remove the general on the following dotes; Ang. 8 .!(, 10 ;
I jK. B. R. JOB
X M . T A I t l K S IM l l l . K l .R E A l . K S T A T E J
out, I cannot respect. He it i$ who uncertainty so frequently felt with September 5, fi, 7; October 15, 4. 5.
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t’ l t V S I i I A N a n d « U R U K O X
causes their decimation. He it Is who regard to incorporated concerns and Going trip must be completed
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A ll c a lls p ro m p tly attended.
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destroys the sport or the true, sports­ their nssetf. The proposed measure within ten days from date of sale, SOFT and FLUFFY BLANKETS
M ain S t ., ne xt to L e a n e r. Rhone i n
Rhone Main i!H ?
A re tin* deligh t of ;tll good housekeepers.
manlike hunter. His punishment has received approval front many and passengers will be permitted to
£ $ B a n k B u ild in g
O rd in a ry laund erin g fa ils to produce
under the law Is mild In proportion to sources.
th
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esired
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b
lan
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ts
should
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stnrt ou any day that will enable
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he sent to the
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his offense, ntid 1 honor tho agent of
them to reach destination within Q O T T A G E . G R O V E . S T E A M . L A U N D R Y * ^
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It
is
suggested
that
the
Commer­
the law who, without regard to poli­
W h e re till« class of w o rk m a n sh ip is a
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the ten days limit. Return limit
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s p e c ia lty . It re ceive s the a tten tio n o f
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cies or politics. In this or any other cial Club give mi evening to the ladles ninety days, blit not later tlian Dec.
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those s k ille d in a
ac c h iev
ie v in g s a tisfa c to ry
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slate, redtiees that mini to the level of the city. The commodious and 81th, 1904.
re su lts. F in e w ater and pure soap ari*
I»K. I I . H. I * F T K I K
the cle an sin g agents used .
A ll lau n d rv
of the criminal by apprehending and well-arranged club rooms are suitable
N V A l t H NI « K F it
w ork is w e ll done at the
AM. : 'VORK : WARKANTKD
For full information as to rates
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forsuch an affair and no doubt the nud routes call on Agent So. Pac.
convicting him.
9 «mb K lr x i N a lln n a l B an k lln ih lin a
W a tc h e s. C lo c k s and J e w e lr y at
Cottage
Grove
Steam
Laundry
n
p
-ta
irs
.
But on the peaceful, hillside home­ gentler sex would heartily appreciate Co. at Cottage Grove.
la»west Friees.
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1‘ hniie M ain .a
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WaiDHi W ill C all
stead, which Miss Catharine Millikan a complimentary evening of this sort.
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Im* designated “ Cloud's lie-t,“ the Women can do much to assist in the
The new sellout bull.bug is ueariv
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serenity of the everlasting hills seems work of the club for the advancement filiisheit, paiuiei* having removed
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to have settled. The world is, but for of the Interests of the city. Many their scaffoliling. It is a valuable (
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the reverberant locomotive whistle towns owe their public parks and aihlition to the oitv.
from fur away, shut out, nud the crea­ other attractions of “ the city beauti­
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tures of the wood hold sway, for the ful” to the loyal and energetic efforts
Men are wanted by tiie Pacific j
l>r. siia p ii'K B a il.iiiia . M ain s tre e t
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From $6.00 Up
most part unmolested. A chipmunk of women. Women’s Improvement Timber Co., at tiie Ali’a mill. See!
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run along the rail fence of the pastille Clubs lime proved protltuble in var­ advertising columns.
Everything in Furniture
an I stopped less than ten paces away ious nay* and tlipre is no reason why
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to scrutinize the party of hill-climber*. such an organization should not
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Then a wild dove i whose eye-brows, thrive and do effective work in Cot
M A R I O N VE ATCH
F IN D L A Y
I always think, have been singed luge drove. It could ably se. ond the
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
H O U 8 E F U R N I 8 HER
PIANO TUNER
away) stands at gaze ns we go by, and efforts of the ( ominetcia) Club.
Offices in D r. tie o . W all b uild ing . Mam
COTTAGK UKOVK
OREtJON
O rd ers m ay be P -it at the Lead er ofBe**
S tre e t. < o tta g e U r o ve.
o ffh-e pilone
p lu m e
the squirrel and "cotton-tair’ go on
in C o tta g e D ro v e .
M ain to::.
R esidence phone Main ;{•_»;{
Cottage drove’s new sewer system
l A p e rt R e p a irin g
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with their nutting as calmly as grand
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Is growing daily. Several cars of pipe
rnn with her knittiug.
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The cattle browse over the forest have arrived and the work of luyiug
carpet of fern, violet-, inoss and sal- is progressing steadily. Considerable
lal or come to the suit lick in the pas­ interest lias been shown in thuspeci-
HARNESS MAKER
ture onlm a* the rest of the picture, jneu joint of 21 -inch pipe which Mum-
R e p airin g o f the R e lia b le K l id .
hut representing the commercial ele­ may Brothers, contractors ror the
There w a s a young la d y in D ra in
W ill mend yo u r h arn ess w ld le
W hose face g re w e xc e e d in g ly p la in .
ment In the scene. These range free seiver work, have hnd placed on tile
you do yo ur shopping. < a rria g e
Nlic trie d p a in ts and lo tio n s
( OTTAGE GHOVE. OREGON
F rliiim iu g and R ep airin g .
miles
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sidewalk
in
front
of
the
Leader
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f
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c
e
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over thousands of acres and
W h ip s. Sad d les. H a rn e ss. C o lla rs,
And a ll k in d s .o f no tions
T ra c e s . B rid le s , B its , s p u rs .
away, herded occasionally by the Fetv appreciate the size and ctfrrying
T o b rin g b a ck tier Im m ity a g a in .
( b a in s, and a ll k in d s of su p p lies.
owners, or coming late ill the night capacity of the sewer until they see
T il a frie n d w ho had been the sam e wax
to shed from their udders the rich the dimensions of till* large terra
C h a n ce d to meet (lie young la d y one
RIVER S T .. TWO DOORS WEST OF BRIOGE
harvest of their day's wanderings, or. cotta pipe.
day.
< O T I A f íF <¿ltO Y F
^ . X a T X r ^ . - 2 - s Q 3 ST
S a id site. ‘ F o o l no m ore
more often, straying far i i | h u i the
State Printer .1. II. Whitney sent
••Here*« a sp le n d id d ru g store
hill* with their calves, which lake the tho Lea ler a copy of the game laws
“ A n d th ey do ju st w h a te v e r they s a y ."
plnee of tli*. milker at the homestead. and other state documents of interest, j
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F . S . Sh e took the a d v ic e , .fu st a
For forty years on this tame land
Heretofore the game laws have not - w e e k ago la s t W e d n e sd a y site cam e in;
have these people, patrons of hus­
has h a il fo u r p ro p o sal* sin c e , and is t e ll­
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been iu print for general distribution. ,
ing a ll he r frie n d s of th e io v e lv loti-m s,
bandry, tilled the soil,nit tlieli forests,
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p ow ders and p erfu m es at the N e w F ra
but now they can la» had by sending
D ru g s to r e .
sheltered tlielr stock. Hied in peace
to J. W. Baker, the state game war-1
Graying and all kinds o f hauling, J. H. B A R T E L S . Proprietor
Phone Main 83
and security, untouched by the stream den, at l ottage drove.
l’iauo and furniture moving a spec­
of the busy world, yet fully iu touch
ialty.
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Phone 326
w ith all it- winding» and changes by
It is estimated that iM'.'-'id is sent out
their many periodicals, tlu-ir hook* oi Cottage drove »sell month for but­
and their newspapers.
ter. Why not establish a creamery
And yet there is room up that same here?
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canyon Hnd Its branches for two hun
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"nH n" ,a,'i' !' ec0l*t‘ Hand Goods at money-saving prices
died more such homesteads, equally
Kitsseil Sage celebrated bis eighty-
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I f >,1U "•a»‘ »«»'thing
from a hair
eighth birthday a few days since and
broad and equally prosperous.
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to a a ! steamboat,
.
J. V. T hornton .
Someone has written that the tide j worked as usual, more perhaps from
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consideration for what tho future in-
lupourlag to cities baa begun to ebb
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BARTELS' CITY MEAT MARKET
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal
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Hazelwood WE’VE GOT WHAT YOU WANT
Ice Cream
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