Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905, February 18, 1905, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text_ A Rare Chance Scholarship in Eugene lliihiuuKS j College for sale. Special price. Ap ply ut louder office, or write. STOP KICKING Old pajiets tor sale ut the Leader office 13 cents pet hundred A b o u t S o re Feet It’S S C H O O L SHOE l $1.25 to $2.10 When you want plumb’ng or tin work done remember that Griffin St Co. will do right. _ W E Kcsivt/asK*'- M AKES SELL ’E M ’E M fay IH j 000000000000000000000000000000 c — --------------------- -------- - THE FAMOUS LITTLE PILLS. ------A T - For quick relief from Biliousness, Sick Headache, Torpid Liver, Jaun dice, Dizziness, and all troubles aris- ingfrom an inactive or sluggish liver,. DeWitt s Little Early Risers are un equalled. They act promptly and never gripe. They are so dainty that i t is a pleasure to take them. One to two act as a mild laxative; two or four act as a pleasant and eifective cathartic. They are purely vegetable and absolutely harmless. They tonic the liver. The Leader office is prepared to turn out the very highest class of commercial job printing. We guarantee satisfaction. Wagon making, blacksmithing and general repair work at J. H. PREPARED ONLY BY Baker’s shop. Every guarantee of c . C . D e W i t t X C o .. C h ic a g o good workmanship given. tf •When you pay in advance your For Siile by the Modern Pharmacy subscription to the Leader, ask f>>r n free one-year subscription to the I'acith: Tree and Vine— the best farm, poultry and livestock journal ou tin Pacific Coast. Free with Col luge Drove, the Leader if paid in advance. London Mi nera I ¡Spring; C o m fo r ta b le , Best of M e a ls . R ecreation. I The water is bottled and carbonated at tti| p.-i tjc V 1 Ire»» f>r itif >r n itio.i and rates, LEVI GEE American and European Plan Special rates to families. One block front S.P. Depot Mgr. Oregon Mineral Springs Ass’n. DOOOOOO OOOOOO O OOO OO OOOOOOOOOOOO O O OO OO OO OO OO Oo c It I'. A 8 O N A I» L E K A T K 8 | Collage Grove HOTEL M bs . I. E. T uom fson . Rates per day ........................... *1.00 It Mini and board, per w e e k ........ 4.50 r** 4 iH,Tdrfi-Th'< SUM » 1 0 8 8 . J u st th e P la c e for Rest a n d Headquarters for commer cial and m in in g m en. W e d esire to place in th e hands o f th ose af flic te d w ith B righ ts D isease an d D ia b etes a :<«>- p a g e p a m p h let that is s a v in g hum an lives, it is v . i an o rd in a ry p am p h let, such as is com m on ly used to a d v e rtis e m ed icin es, hut is p rin ci p a lly m ade up o f rep orts <»» s c ie n tific a lly con d u cted tests ,111 a la rg e v a r ie ty o f cases, sh o w in g «7 per cen t o f re c o v e rie s in th ese h ith e rto in cu ra b le d iseases. The sp ecifics em p lo y ed iu th ese tests are k n ow n as th e F u lton C om pounds and th e re suits ob ta in ed p r o v e c o n c lu s iv e ly th a t th ese d rea d ed diseases so lon g fa ta l (th e d ea th s from B righ ts D isease alon e a re a p p a llin g , o v e r 1 0 0 ,. 0 0 0 a y ea r, sta rtin g as k id n ey tro u b le s ) h a v e at last y ie ld e d to m e d ic a l scien ce. T h e pam phlet is free. W r it e to tile .John J. F u lto n Co., ion W a s h in g to n street, San F ra n cisco, Cal. W h en to suspect B rig h t’ s D isea se:— F u lly an k les o r hands; w eak n ess w ith ou t apparen t cause; k id n e y tro u b le a ft e r th ird m onth; fr e qu en t u rin ation , (m a y sh ow sodftnciit o r clou dy on sta n d in g ); fa ilin g vision ; »la y d r o w s in e s s - on e or m ore o f these. H o m e lik e S u rro u n d in g s. Imperial Hotel B r i g h t ’s D i s e a .s e a n d D ia b e te s . SELZ a l ar t ™??r? I Health in the Wate According to si/." W e a r the kind that MAKE YOUR FEET GLAD _ _ THE COTTAGE GROVE N e w F irm N e w Goods at our Store. All kinds of country produce bougl continued prosperity of itie agri Iu the C ircu it Court o f the Slate o f and sold O rego n for L a n e County. cultural, lumbering, mining and • live-stock interests is directly de I>. <i M cF arlan d , l’ iam tifT vs. <1. C. M iller and R. V . M iller, D efendants. S P E C IA L B A R G A IN S pendent upon a permanent and ac- Sum m ons. —• earliest practicable date whatever cessible supyly of water, wood and ••’oCJ. C. M iller end R. V. M iller, changes may Ire necessary in the forage, as well as upon the present defen dan ts : In the nam e o f tin State arc bâu ' > l,vc lit a any departments of our tnerch rules and regulations governing the and future use of these resources o f O ie g o n you are h ereby requ ired lo P R O P R I E T O R disc stock and it will pay you to give us a call. reserves, so that I may, iu accord under businesslike regulations, en appear and answ er the ec inplaint tiled ance with the provisions of the forced with promptness, effective again st you in said Court and cause o r b efore the n th d ay o f March, I am p u ttin g up a high above act, delegate to you and to ness and common sense. In the on B'05, b ein g the date p resen ts'll bv the g r a d e io cent c ig a r • For your General Merchandise call on the reliable firm forest reserve officers in the field, management of each reserve local (■unit in the O rd er fo r p ublication o f so much of my authority as may be questions will be deci-led upon -aid summons tor you to appear anil essential to the prompt transaction local grounds; the dominant in answ er said com plaint, and if you fail of business, and to the administra dustry will be considered first but to ap t... i und answer aid com plaint n ei b efo re said date plaint ill w ill tion of tb reserves iu accordance with as little restriction to minor take ju d gm e n t again st you for the with I ocj I needs. Until such re industries as may lie possible; sud sum uf *205.12 fo r $25 as a tto rn e ys ’ Bohemia, a 5c Cigar vision is made, the present rules den changes in industrial condi fei s and fo r Ids costs and disburse Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoei M ade fro m the v e r y best and regulations will remain in force, tions will lie avoided by gradual ments in this action. T h is sum m ons is published iu the im ported and d o m e s tic except those relating to the receipt adjustment after due notice; and Lau t C ou n ty Lender by o r d e r o f Hon. tobaccos. T h e y are for and transmittal of moneys, in which where conflicting interests must be id. It. Chrisinnn, C ou n ty J u d g e o f sale at all cigar stands in the city. case special fiscal agents of this de reconciled, the question will always L a n e c o u n ty, O regon , um ile on the d a y o f Ju m iu ry, listó. First p u b partment will perform the duties be decided from the standpoint of 27th P A T R O N I Z E licatio n uf this su m m on s Is d ated heretofore rendered by the receivers the greatest good of the greatest J a n u a ry 2s, ltlOG, an d the Inst p u b li HOME I N D U S T R Y ot locnl land offices in accordance number in the long run. ca tio n w ill Ire on the 111Ii da.v ot with existing laws and regulations. These general principles will March, HKI.'i. J i uomh : K n o x a m i A. II. K in o . The chief of records, forest service, govern in the protection and use of MIXERS AND LOGGERS S U P P L IE S A t t o r n e y s f o r plaintiff. is hereby designated a special fiscal the water supply, 111 the disposal of HERCULES POWDER, FIRE CAPS agent, attd you will direct him at timber and wood, in the use of the N O T IC E KOB P U III.IC A T IO N . Isiml o ilin ' al llascl'U rs. or .¡tei*. uno . once to execute attd submit for my range, and in all other matters con AGRICULTURAL IM PLEM ENTS lii-e is h e re b y « ¡v e n th at tin- fo llm v ia a approval a bond for twenty thous uected with the management ol the 1 ot N 1 o e e,l L s e ttle r has flltfl n o tic e o f Ills in ten tion to SPORTING (iOOI)S, CUTLERY a k e lin ai p ro o f la support o f Ills cla im , and and dollars reserves. They cau be successfully m that said prtMif w ill Is* m ad e lie fe r e .1 .1 W alton , T I M E T A 111.K NO. 3 FISHING TACKLE On December 17, 1904, the Pres applied only when the administra I s C om m isaioner. liiiic n e , O reipoi. on T f» ta k e e f l i r t ou A p r il 2, I'.KM. Mari-h s, I-ri-, visi II. K. N o. W illia m II DAILY K \ n :i r h u n d a y . ident signed the following order. tion of each reserve is left very lío s s le r, Sr., la th er and In ir o ' W illia m II. Iln ss AMMUNITION largely ill the hands of the local J K r. W . dim esseti, fo r U le S W1, S ,e . Il, T . al s , It i f = • In tli e x e rc le " o f th e pow er STATIONS l i e nam es th e f e llo e Ins' w itn esses to p ro v e vested in th e P re s id e n t try s e c tio n ! officers, under the eve of thoroughly Ids e o iillm io iis resid en ce upon an d cu ltiv a tio n 17511 o t th e ItevU eil S ta tu tes m n l n ets trained and competent inspectors. ■ " I.v COTTAGE GROVE A r 11.10 5.15 ni ssnl land, viz: N elson H. O nssler, E m ery 2.30 7..W WAI.DKN 10.49 5.05 W . O nssler, W illie W h ite, and Ja m es N .W a lla c e 2.50 7.50 3.2 s m e n d a to r v th ereof: Very respectfully, 5. ! . i • ; c u r r i n . 10.44 4.59 a ll o f C o itasi* d r o v e , O reen n . “ IT 18 ORDERED, That nil per t r i t i l o g o r d o ... 10.38 4.53 . 1 r I t in o u R s , Ite a ls te r 2.00 7.00 6.3 J a m b s W i i . s o s sons employed in the hold and In tlic| B A K KH 3 04 8.04 . 10.33 4.47 3. I l «f. 11 h ! . t DOItKNA Secretary. 10.30 4.44 District of ( oliinilila In the ‘protec RED BUI K 3 17 H IT 9.5' . 10.23 4.39 tion ami udiiiiulstiiitlim of lorestr.v OB \\ BL PIT 3.30,8.20 10.0 . . 10 20 4.35 reserves III or uinler tin1 tieueral 3.35 8.35 STKWAKT . . 10.01 4.20 Men’s and boys’ overcoats and General Bl a c k s mi t hi ng 3.38 8.40 !i3i- : >1 KH . . . . 9.48 4.18 Land Ottlre of the Interior Depart 8.45 12.8 ROC KY P O I N T 9.45 4.12 “ 3.42 ment’ lie chissiiieil and the clvl'-ser- clothing at Lurch’s. 3.500.05 15.8 ItKD BR IDGE 9.35 4.05 H orsesh oein g ,i •sncclaity. 3. V» 0.15 16.6 Ar vlce Aet mnl rules applied thereto, W IL D W O O D Lv 9.30 4.CS W agon and c a rria g e re- K N P OF I K A* K I ' ami that no person l>e I lore lifter ap ing. A ll w ork gu a ra n teed H a v e you r lio rx esteeth e x pointed. employed, promoted, or • A fte r n o o n trains w ill be run on Satu rd ays o n lv I am in ed and rep a ired . Shop traiisfenv l in -aid service until lie S u b ject to ch a n ge w ith ou t n o tic e ’ i COTTA;AE UUOV OREGON at re a r o l H etn eu w a y m F r e ig h t w ill not 1>e re c e iv e d a t th e O. & S. K. < p isses 1111 examination in eoniformliy B u rk h o ld er's S tore :: :: K. It. d e p o t a fte r 5 p.m . T»» in su re fo rw a rd in g i therewith, unless specllicnllv ex on tin* n e x t train fre ig h t must he d e liv e re d in B A K E E a m p le tim e to p erm it o f its b ein g h illed. empted thereunder Tills order A ll ou tw a rd fre ig h t fo rw a rd ed o n lv a t th e shall apply to oinccrs and employees, join t risk o f sh ipper ;*n 1 consignee, except |»-r ons employed merely as jD 2 rS. J . J . A E T J 'E e iR A A ’ S r laborers, and persons whose ap A . B. W O O D , A c tin g O e u T M an ager (UOKN-SKii) pointments are eoiiHrmed by the VF.TEKiMAKY SURGEON ANO OENTIST Senate." Orders to Foresters , Cigar Factory (C o n c lu d e d fro m firs t p a g e . ) THOS. CONGER T5he C. G. Brand CURRIN ® VEATCn Hardware, Stoves, Tin war OREGON SOUTHEASTERN R, R, CO, Griffin & Veatc BARTELS’ CITI MEAT MAUI CATARRH Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton and Ve « * r ► f n 1 I ? i i i H ► 0 * This order classifies the whole 4 Y- FEVER lorest itsirv e service, now trans ferred, nud places it under the civil service law. In the adtnini tratiou of the for e>0 <1 est resen es it must be clearly borne in mind that all land is to lie de voted to it most productive use for jOWYORK? the permanent good of the whole jreople and not for the temporary lvenelit of individuals or comprnies. E l y ' s C r e a m B a l m T h i s R e m e d y is a S p e c i f i c , A ll the icsources of forest reserves S u r e to C iv e S a tis fa c tio n . ure for use, and this use must Ire O I V E 8 R E L IE F A T ON C E . brought about in a thoroughly, It. cleanse«, soothes, heals, and protects the ptoiupl and businesslike manner, diseased membrane. It cures Catarrh and SW»Y ft Colli ill the Head quickly. uudersucb restrictions only as will drives Restores the Senses o f Taste and Smell. insure the permanence of tin sere- Easy to use. Contains no injurious drugs. sources. The vital importance of Applied into the nostrils and absorbed. forest reserves to the great indust- Large Size, 50 cent« at Druggist« or by mail; Trial Size, 10 routs by mail. rirs of the western states will !>e ELY BROTHERS. 58 Warn« Si.. N ew York. largely increased in the near luliire by the'eontmued steady advance in settlement and development. The JAS. II. POTTS permanence of the resources of the *P ROPBIBTORH of reserves is therefore indispensable to continued prosperity, and the policy of this department for their protection and use will invariably be guided by this fact, alw ays bear- j ing in mind that the conservative use of these resources in no way conflicts with their permanent a m o o r n e * o r ritt; value. You will see to it that the water, wood, and forage of the re serves are conversed and wisely used for the benefit of the home builder first of all upon whom de pends the best permanent use of lauds and resources alike. The p u t t s & M c Q u e e n . EUGENE, OKKOON :■ ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF S. P. TRAINS. Oììlue. K. Bangs’ Livery Stable. Filone Main Graduate of the American Veterinary College of Nw York City south bo u nd N o. 1 » N o. 16 ¡First Mimi Ban I j 1900 I ORGANIZED N o. I I . .3:06 p.m. N o. 15.......... 2:03 a. ill j. H. B A R T E L S Proprietor si* sti stole ste ste ste s te sk s %t ;fe sk ste ste » f - s it •:« «f. vj Phone Main ^ j The Cottage Grove Electric Co. C A P IT A L $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 A general banking business transact- til : :: ;: :; ;; CH O ICE F it ESI I KISH ON T U E S D A Y A N D F R I D A Y south bound 1:55 p.m . -2:03 a.m . ejM' Herbert Kakiu President T. 0. Wheeler Ca s h i e r 4 x — . - * OO1 T AGE GROVE O R E G O N GEO. W .M »-QUEEN Will furnish current for lighting at the following rates per month: "Vi Commercial Lighting »• « 1 1. P. M. service, First 16 C. P., X» ♦. # 1 00 Faeh additional 16 C. P “ “ 8 60 30 “ Residence Lighting 11 P. M. service, First 16 C. P-, $ 1 00 Each additional 16 C. P.. “ “ g << $ 50 25 M eter Rates From ” " " First Class Turnouts, Double or Single. » oisr SMOKED : MEATS : A : SPECIAL1 c o tta g e g r o ve , ore j Í; 15,000 to 20,000 watts, 20,000 to 50,000 " 50,000 to 40,000 " 40,000 to 50,000 " 20c per M 19c per M !?* per w per M 50,000 to 100,000 100,000 and over charge for current, All night rate on application 15c per M 14c per M j^ o o X 'Adoptàb JaiVttaVV'pt,* 190A l ° ,"*,K‘d 'on hv the «»"»pany at all times __ H O. THOMPSON, Secretary.