Cottage Grove leader., April 08, 1905, Image 4

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Health in the Water
— AT-
B y , A iib e i . ii * T odd , Cariluirkm Culm.
PO LLY , T H E JESTER.
H ow
F a r a w a y in ilia t a u t Culm a t n musk-ale ouu night.
Nut u lovely Ciihuu m aiden, fairy form , an d "yi-s <>f ligh t,
An<J Is-shle her wit a stranger, u y o u n g m an front fur a v i y ,
Front lit» home, whore floats ohl G lo ry . A h they whiled the time
nw ity
F ro m n neitrby viute, Hhe took a rose, and «lu llin g luid
I t In hi« hand. He took it, kissed It, then to her In joke he wild :
1 will send It home to mother, und a story It will tell,
T o t h a t d ear, old, tender, loving, mother h eart I k u o w ho well,
F o r I'm sure there 1« no other, though a w inged angel bleat
W h o cau take the place o f m other, w h o ha« nursed me on her breast.
In the far off lnnd of T ran sv a al, on the eve before the light,
B at a b attle scared old veteran. In ids shelter tent to write.
A nd his thoughts w ere of old E ngland, of his friends o f lo n g ago.
Of Ills hoy« an d girls, and of Ills loving wife, ho liravr and true:
O f Ills w id o w ed , grey-haired m other, of his father lo n g since dead;
And while folding up the letter, s lo w ly , this is w h a t he said.
Chorus:
I will send It home to m other,
etc.,
etc.
In the wilds of California, in the g o M lie ld s , where the Hume
Washed the go ld from out the gravel, with his pick und shovel, cutne
A hold and ru gged m ountaineer: and day by d a y he ti lied.
B rin ging from Its bod of ages, the glltterlnggoldcn spoils.
Picking up one duy a n u g g e t . of it a Huger ring he made.
And putting It Into a letter, thus to himself he said .
Chorus:
1 will send It home to mother,
etc.,
etc.
Neath the bu rn in g sun of India, anchored In the harbor, lay
Once a British' tra d in g vessel. In a quiet tranquil bay ,
W h en therecam e ou b o a r d a H indu, turlmned, swarthy, d a rk and
tanned:
And a richly jew eled necklace, he carried In his hand.
The captain saw the treasure, the prlee at once he paid,
And as he laid It in u locker, alm ost w ith a p ra y e r he said.
Chorus:
I w ill take It home to m other,
etc.,
etc.
T h u s In life, though you ng o r ag ed , m atters not how old we g r o w .
W e remember dear old m other of the days of long ago.
In o u r youthful co u rtin g frolics, m ountain lands o r oceaus wild,
Battle Helds of w rack an d ruin, w e rememlier w hen a child,
M o th er held us to her bosom , as she kissed o u r tears a w a y .
And those tender thoughts come thiongiug. aud w e to ourselves w ill
say
W e w ill send them home to m other, an d a story they’ll repeat,
T o th a t dear, old. tender, lo v in g, m other heart, in m em ory sweet.
A nd wo leel there Is no other, though b rig h t an ge ls they m ay Ito,
W h o can take the place ol mother, w h o has hold us on her knee.
The foregoing lines were sent by
resides in Cottage Grove.
Aurelius to his mother who
London M in eralS p rin gs
u P a r r o t .Ir-llte d o W l u d jr C ity
P h ja lt -lo Q .
jm
A south side physii tun gave his wife
u parrot which he hud purchased for
his otflee, but which was so uncanny
and mischievous tluit It gave Us owner
nervous prostration. Then he turned
it over to his wife, with strict onlers
that U should he kept out of his sight
No one can ever bank ou a parrot
alm
and Mrs. Physician kept the bird In a E l y ’ s C r e a m
T h is R e m ed y I » a S p è o lflc ,
cage In an alcove of their room where
S u re to G ive S a t is fa c t io n ,
the doctor could not see It, and covered
c iv e s Remes a t o n c e .
the cage with a heavy blanket during
the time the doctor was at homo. Ful­ It cleanses, soothes, heals, and protects the
ly was as mute as a mouse when cov­ !:-cased menili ran". I t cures Catarrh am!
¡rives aw.iy a Cold in the Heud quickly.
ered up, and the man of the tiousa
-tnjr.e the Beasts o f T a - tu and Smell,
never oven surmised her proximity.
i. ,-y to UP»
Contains no injurious drugs.
But one day when bo was shaving
pplied Into the noatril* and alisorbed.
himself a suddeu gruff chuckle gave Large Size, 50 cents at Druggist* or by
The water is bottled aud carbonated at the
uail ; T ria l Hize, 10 cents by mujl.
hint such u start that he cut a gash
in his chin. lie looked toward the al­ £LY BROTHERS. 56 Warren SI.. New York,
x
prints. Address for inform ation and rates,
cove from which the sound came und
eaw a white eye protruding through a
hole in a blunket -a fiendish eye, filled F O R G E T A B O U T Y O U R S T O M A C H
with an uultoly delight. Then a boars«
II yuur digestion is bus the vital
voice croaked:
organ« of y ou r body tire not fed and I
"W h a t yer doingT'
mirlshed as they should lie. They
“Can’t yon see what I'm doing, you g r o w w eak and Invite disease. Kiv-|
Mgr. Oregon Mineral Springs Ass’n.
blamed fool'/” roared tho doctor, wip­ dol Dyspepsia Cure digests what you i
eat, cures indigestion and all stomach j 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
ing the blood from hit: chin.
- » tub —1
—— — —
Then Polly, with a wicked lungh, troubles. Y'ou forget you have a
twlnklwl th at white eye maliciously as stomach anil from every day you Is-- j
gin taking it. This Is because It gets
she shrieked out the shibboleth of tb*
a rest— recuperates and gradu ally !
barber .‘-hop;
grow s so at ron g and healthy that it!
“N-c x-t!” Chicago iieeord-Henild. j troubles you no more. K. L. Bab-
; coek, Amherst, Minn., says : ” 1 have
Since the perfect Stove-Pipe Fastener has
| taken a great many remedies for In-1
„
n
d
i
digestion hut have found nothing
been in the market.
Call and see it at
D is e a .s e
| equal to K o d o l Dyspepsia Cure”
M
IL
L
E
R
’S
NEW
AND
SECOND H A N D
D ia b e t e s .
' Kodol digests w h a t you eat, cures
Indigestion, Dyspepsia. S o u r Stotn-
STORE. It is easily attached and, insures
Wo do.slro to piuce m the hand* of tlx a at acli, Belching,
llc a rtlo n n and all
tlk*tod with Brights Dhteiuio .m I Diabetes ...... Stomach Troubles.
safety.
I1 h preparation
>a«o pamphlet that is sivinj: human lives. It
s not an ordinary pamphlet, such as is common­ Is the result of m any y e a rs of re­
Look for the Football “ H ooters” —they
ly used to advertise medic n»*x. but is princi­ search. Hold by The Modern l'lm r-
pally made up of reports o f .scientincally con­ niae.v.
make
more noise than a boiler factory.
ducted tests III a largo variety of ea-es. showing
B
Comfortable, Homelike
Surroundings.
Best of Meals. Just the
Place for Rest and
Recreation.
LEVI GEER
No More W ires
B r ig h t ’ s
87 per cent of recoveries iu the < hitherto m-
urable disease».
Tho specifics emp’ oved in these tests are
known as the Fulton Compounds and the re­
sults obtained prove conclusively that tiie.se
dreaded diseases so lont, fatal toe deaths from
Brights Disease alone are appalling, over 100 ,-
00« a year, »tartIn* .is kidney troti* :es) have at
•¡ast yielded to medical science. The pamphlet
s free. Write to the John ,J. Fulton Co., un
Washington street, San Francis i Cal.
When to suspect Uri^hfs Disease:—Fully
ankles or hands; weakness without apparent
ause; kidney trouble after thir >i nmi tli fre­
quent urination, (may show • edim i < floiidy
on standing); failtn g t
me or more of these.
Old papers tor sale at the Leadet
office 15 cents per hundred
C.J. M ILLER, Main St., near Bridge
S H E R I F F 'S H A L E O N E X E C U T IO N
A N D FOKEt LOND RE.
BARTELS1'CITY MEAT MARKET
Notice Is hereby given, th a t by vir­
tue of an execution and ord er of sale
issued out of the Circuit Court of the j
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
S tate of Oregon, for the County of
I Lane, on the 2Hrd d a y of March, 11)05, I
on a judgement rendered ¡11 said |
court ou the 4th d a y of March. 11)05,
S OUST
wherein J. C. Klopfeustein is plain­
tiff and The N o rth Fall-view- Mining
Com pany, a corporation, G. it. P it ­
cher, Nellio Pitcher, J. C. Nincox and |
Tell Vour friends About Orejpin, Wash- John M. Peterson, w ere defendants. [
C H O I C E F R E S H F I S H ON T U E S D A Y A N D F R I D A Y
wherein plaintiff, Klopfensteln, and
¡nettili and Idaho.
P hone M ain 83
the defendants, U. If. 1‘ltrlier. J. C. | J. H. B A R T E L S . P ro p rie to r
Nincox and
John
M.
Peterson,
recovered judgem ent
ng-ilnst
the I
The
North F a il-v ie w !
The 1005 isau# of “ Oregon, W ashing­ defendant.
Mining
C
om
pan
y
for
the
ton, Idaho and Their K .-oiiicrs,” i.-sn-
a g g re g a tin g
$917.11.
and
ed by the Passenger D<-| an. ma* in of the sums
Oregon Railroad A X' -viga .11 Com­ for the further sum of $05,00 attor-1
pany, and the lines cl tlie-
itl.ern Pa­ ney’s fees and $>27.70 costs, which
cific in Oregon. is iu w r ady for dis' ’ i- said judgem ents w ere enrolled and
hution, 50,000copies having liut'i. issued. docketed In the office of the clerk of
The Isiok lina a »p-K'ially designed front said court on tho tilth d".v of March,
cover in two colors and . ontains eighty, 1905. and »aid execution to me di­
eight pages illustrated by l.wciitv-oñe rected and com m an ding me in the
full page first class half-tore cuts mil a name of the Ntate o f Oregon iu order
no in her of smaller ones. The bonk is to satisfy said judgem ents, a tto rn e y ’s
llvided into cha) ter-covering the ( f l ­ ees, costs and accruing costs, to sell
Supplies the current. You
following
described
milling
owing
subjects: ( iiiti:'ii', dairying, the
liversificd fanning, liso ami fishing, clulrus, to-wlt:
press the button aud your
Those nine certain m ining claim s |
fruit culture, grain growing, grasses
and forage plants, home for million., iu the Bohem ia District In L a n e 1
light
shines.
hop raising, irrigateui, Lewis and Clark County, State of Oregon, known aud 1
ie m ining rccurda o f #
Exposition, lumber ami
lumliering, recorded Iu the
" E v a ," " I tardane!- ] #
he “
markets, mines and miii'ng, Portland, said county as the
F
Fairview ,2 “ H a r r is ," ¡A
“ The Rose City,” rutin : Is, schools and le->,” " t e l l of loti
P n r r v " “ Tnililv ’* 1 A
churches, soil, -Its-k raising, vegetable “ M aine,” “ Golden C u rry .” “ Teddy
nrodnets, lands in western Oregon, con­ “ El B elm o n t," an d “ G olden S tairs,’’ z
com
prising
the
gro u p of claims 5
densed information about iow-us ami
cities along the 1 ). K. .v X
and t 'e k now n as The N o rth F a lr v le w gro u p , ”
with nil the Improvements an d ap - 4
Southern Pacific line-.
* -^ V k
T h e ill u st ratio n s of fruitful scenes in purteD.inces, situated I 11 the Bohem ia 4 I
-
(arm anti orchard d -trict- a rc taken Mining District. County of Lane,
and
State
of
O
r
e
g
o
n
.
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from actual photograph.-, th e facts and
N o w Tnmuu o u r . In the name of , . , , >• n A T v r o
statistics arc hast'd on con d it io n s aa
GEO. \V.AT<QUEEN
they arc, and these fe a tures of the work the State of Oregon and In compli- d - V o . I I . r U l l o
make it of great v alue to people o f the aneo with said execution and order
U'ROPRIKTORM OF
of
sale,
1
will
on
M
o
n
d
a
y
the
Nth
day
Rant who arc looking 1 > the
Northwest for home- and ''ii.-io -s loca­ of M ay, 1905, tietween the hours of
tions, E v e r y citiz en of the -l ate s e x ­ 9:00 a, ill. and 4:tk) p. in., to-w it: A t if
ploited in tlic Isiok will find 1 valuable one o'clock p. in. of said day, at the
to send to re latives and oi. n.i in other southwest d o o r of the county court
states w h o 111 a v lie i i i d n , d to com and house In Eugene, L a n e C ou nty, O re­
gon, offer foe sate and sell for cash,
live ill the Pacific N orth w e st.
e F a s h i o n
S t a b l e s
Four cent* in stam ps sent t o A . L . subject to redem ption, all o f the
Craig, General Passi ng r A g e n t of the right, title and Interest o f the de-
fei
-lant,
the
said,
Th
e
N
o
rth
Fair-
Oregon R a ilro a d A .N avigation C o m ­
ALSO OFFICE OF THE
pany, Portland O reg on , w ith th e ad- i lew Mining Com pany, In anil to all
Iress of an eastern frie n d , w ill in -u re of the abo ve described p ro p erty In
order to satisfy said judgem ents, cost
its being sent.
aud accruing costs.
Dated this 27 d a y of March, 1905.
F r e s h Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal
SENI» THIS BOOK EAST
SMOKED : MEATS : A : SPECIALTY
BABY RATTLESNAKES.
T ro iu
the
M om ent
of
Illrtli
T h ey
T a k e C a r e o f TheuiM elveM .
The fallacies surrounding the rattle-
make begin with the very coming of
the reptile. Many suppose that, like
the garter «nake, the bull snnk.>, flic
members of the “racer” family and
our other uonpolsouous snaky«, flic rat­
tlesnake Is hatched in broods number­
ing from forty to eighty. Not so. Ilat-
tlesuakes are born into the world, as
are all members of the vlpcrotil fami­
ly, In Utters numbering from seven to
twelve
Between the middle of July and the
middle of August the babies appear.
Lively, self reliant, dangerous little
fellows they ure, fourteen inches long,
no thicker than a lead pencil, marked
Ilko the adult Huakea and provided
with a single button at the eud of tho
tall, the first link In the series of rat­
tles to bo developed, ring bv ring,
with each shedding of tho akin.
MotlonlesH. eye« gleaming, tho long
mother lies extended across tho buck
o f a sand hummock beneath Uie fan-
like leaf of a d w a rf palmetto, glaring
coldly at her active, squirming ba­
bies. For a brief half hour she tar
rlea; then «ho drags herself awuy, for
from the first moment a young rattler
enters the world be Is Independent o<
bla mother and eminently utile to shift
for himself. Knell young suake 1« a
full fledged rattler, ready to hunt and
ready to defend himself with tho sting
o f death.
Euch flat, triangular little
bead Is provided with the king, sharp
poison fungs containing the Identical
venom of the mother snake.—IVarson's
Magazine.
cboly charm of his face. Tnere was a
mysterious power In It which I have
never seen elsewhere In picture, statue
or human being.”
V e r d t H e ld t h e B t lL
When "A ld a ” was first played at
Milan an umatenr living at some dis­
tance came to Itear it, but was disap­
pointed. To make sure he tried It the
second time, with the same result,
whereupon be wrote to the composer
complaining of having been put to con­
siderable expense on hla account for
nothing and Inclosing a N il for thirty-
two llri, with a request for the money.
Among the Items was ouo of two Url
for a "detestable supper.” Verdi de­
ducted this on the ground that be
might have had supper at home, but
forwarded the balance on condition
that bis correspondent signed a formal
agreement not to go and hear the
opera again, which agreement was
strictly fulfilled.
T h e H o r s e l l n r l n s t h e M i d d le Am
Thu Importance of the horse during
tin' middle ages, especially In the cru
Slides and In the tournaments which
followed In the wuko of the crusades,
Is significant Fully half the glamor
and romance that surrounded the
knight belonged to the horse, for with­
out the horse those during deeds in be­
half of the weak and suffering had
never been done. The horse, however,
has had bis reward, for the liest foa
tare of flie iiililAe age, outside the
church. Is ekjeely identified with his
name, lusting traces of which are sewn
In the noble word “chivalry.”
The
M ljg h ty
H u n te r.
» T5he C ottage G r o v e j
SDlectri c C o m p a n y
C HLL
FOR
R A T E S ,
First Class Turnouts,
"Yon," says our host, "this la the
skin of a grizzly hour that I shot in
F b k i i F is k ,
Its tho firm now of Milne At Tin­
T H R E E GREAT AMERICANS. tho tropics.”
sheriff o f LnneC otintv, Oregon.
ker, Mr. L. W. Linker having pur­
50 5
"But," wo suggest gently, “grizzly
P O T T S N: McQUEEN
A U l ln p a c o f E m rm o n , T h orc u ii aud
W ars are only found In Colorado and chased an interest in the real estate
H aw th orn «».
business
of
J.
S.
Milne,
office
at
A D M IN IS T R A T O R S N O T IC E
Mrs. Rebecca Harding Davis say» In localities In that latitude.”
"1 know,” ho replies proudly. "But Opara House building.
Notice Is hereby given that I have
her "Bits of Gossip" that F.morson as
she mot him In Concord in lHdk was a I chased this fellow clean out of this
Y o u can't alTord to use a poor Is'i'ii appointed liy the County Court '
for I.ane County S tate of Oregon, ml !
typical Yankee In appearance: "Tho country and shot him at last. I was plow .
Oliver Chilled Plows are the Ill ill Is trat o r o f the estate of Iz>im
tall, gaunt man with the watchful, pa­ clean out of breath when I got within right kind.
Hold
complete
>1
in
|
Becker, alias Eva D aven port
All
tient face and «lightly dazed eye«, his range o f him too.”- -CSilcngo Tribune.
duplicate parts by W vn n e H „ rd v are | ta-rson« having claims agnlnat said
bands clnspid behind hla back, that
state are hereby notified to present I
Co.
D i d o '« K n o w " t h e U a i d r . "
came «low ly down the shady village
the sam e to me duly verified on o r !
Aunt Jane — I guess Mr. Spender
before
six months from the date of |
street toward the WayBlde that aunt
must be a very neat person. Drtltb-
this notice.
tiier day w as Uncle 8am himself In III
And what lends yon to that opinionT
Dated this 22nd day o f March, 1905.
fitting brown clothes. I have often
Aunt Jane- He told your D o c k George
W.\i. L a .M'K hh
wondered that none of hla biographers
all Ms clothes hut thoee upon hts back
A dm inistrator of the estate o f Ix-na
have noticed the likeness.”
Becker
altas
E va D av en p o rt
were hung up. Some men, you knpw,
Emerson said to Mrs. I'sv ls: " I wish
DeW»H If th* rsrr.c to Lwit ior wnen
W o o im o c k A 1’ o t t e r Attorneys.
throw their things round anywhere.—
you
go
to
buy
Witch
Hural
Salve.
Thoreau had not died before you came.
Bnitpn Trauv. i lyt
DeWitt s Witch Huel S-lve Is the
H e w « « an Intereating study.” She
I .un putting up a high
orlflnal and only r . ulna. In fact
grade io cent cigar
Dewitt’»!* the only Witch HarelSi ve
asked why, und after n moment he re
A H ir e O l a f l n r t l o B .
that I» made from the unadulterated
plied: "Henry often reminded roe of
Medlnm- Do you wish to see your
| C o lin * " «ir»»e ,
: : : :
(iregnn
an animal In human form. He had the dopnrtcd husband’s spirits? Mrs. W btf-
eye o f a bird, the scent of u dog, the fletree No, I want to see his ghost
Headquarters for commer­
most acute, delicate Intelligence, hut Josh never bed no spirtt- Puck
All others are coorterf^sits— base fml-
cial and mining men.
tatfons. cheap ai>d worthless — even
no soul.
No," he repented, shaking
dancerouR DeWitt’ *Witch HacelSalve
hla head with decision, "Henry vonld
Is a specific for Pile*: Plird. Bli-dinf.
Every tin: - a man «lidie* ami, much
Itching and Protrudt-% Piles. AisoCuts,
not have had a human souL"
more, whei lie laugh«— It adds »ora*
Bums. Bruises, Sprains, Lacerattoes,
Special rates to families.
Mrs. Davis rem ark« on Hawthorne's thing to hla ragincut o f1 Ilio - -S trrz*
Contuslorf, Bollt. Carbuncles Eczema.
Made from the very best
Tetter.
Sa/t Rheurr. ar*d ail ether Skin
One block from S. P. Depot
imported and dom estic
shyness and on hla love of seclusion,
tobaccos.
T hey sre for
which Indeed w as a family trait: " lV r
K K A S O X A B L K KA T E 8
sale at sll ctg&r stands
W h e a t, o a ts a n d b a rle y fo r sccdn
sonnlly he w as a rather short, power
in the city.
2t
fully built man. gentle ami low voiced, the C o tta g e G ro ve F lo u r Mills.
with a aly, elusive humor greaming
Me Bain's Carbolic Compound
PUU'ANBJ BY
sometimes In his watch rill gray eyes, sold by the Wynne Hardware com
qtie portrait with which w e are all fn
E .C. DeWitt { Co.. Chic*«*
M rs . I. E. T bompsos .
pany is the stuff to spr,.y your trees
miliar, a curled barber shop head. ,
and vines with
There is no boil-
i Rates per day ..............................$1.00
gives no Idea of the singular, mol.iu
ot cooking n ecessity .
Y o u | F o r S a l- by theMiKiern I ’harm acy
i Room aud board, per week ;...... 4.50
COTTAGE GROVE, ORE
0. i S. E I K CO.
THE COTTAGE GROVE
Cigar Factory
DeW itt
P R O P R I E T O R
Witch-Hazel
American and European Plan
SALVE
Cottage drove HOTEL
Î5he C. G. Brand
Fast Bound
3 und t Tuesdsy
an«l Hot only
I sad
W. Bound
Duly Ex-
îpt Sunday.
.No 1 —No 4
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'TaTtoss 1 Kiev ! a.M. rji.
fV logo Grove
»71 11 . u ô IÂ
1 2 2 ::o
7 Vi x 2
NNalden_
710 10 49 5 06
AY 7 .V, ft
(’urrin.....
:v 10 V 4 M
2 :.*iS 7 V 9 fi .3
rro Gordo
770 10 -M i .68
A 0 U 8 m 77
Baker
H
07 10 S 3 4:47
* 14 «: 14 H I
Do rena
Ml 10:30 4:44
3:17 A 17 ¡ » 5 , Re-!|Rock .... Hill 10:28 t 30
ft
Fit .. *•01 10 JO 4 36
1 IM 8 :. IV 11 A (»ravel
Stewart
914 10^)1 4 JO
A . 38 » 10 U ...... hier........ . 1017 9 4 M 4 1 «
3 : 41 | 8 : 4 A 12 h Koeky Point
lot«; 9 46 4:19
*:/»»:» F) ft Red Bridge
lOftO 9 36 4 06
l:» p i.S lft ft Wildwood
9:30 4 00
Hnnt’s
Knd of rraek
.... 1
Subject to change without notice.
Bohemia, a 5c Cigar
PATR
Time Tikble No. 4
To take effect April 2d. 11*06.
N o» - N o 1
TH0S. CONGER
Im perial H otel
or sir
All outward freight forwarded only at the
foint risk of shipper and consignee.
BUge leave« Wildwood after the arrival ol
train on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
•for Bonita and Oraeoo. Upturning on Tues­
days, Thursdays and *aturday'
.
wlTl not ba received at the O. A 9.
Depot after 6KJ0 p. m.
To insure
forwarding on next train: freight must be
£¡***15?« Ln “"“P1«
to permit of Its
netng billed.
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HOME I N DUS T R Y
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