Cottage Grove leader., May 20, 1905, Image 2

COTTAGE GROVE LEADER
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F U B L I m HINO C O M P A N Y
Entered at the Cottage drove postoffice as uec-
oud-oass matter.
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rh reee Month«
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.50
I paid in advan ce but tt not so pal*! a
•nllorra rate of *¿.00 per year will be charged.
A dvertisin g rates made known on application
CLUBBING LI 8 T
Tho Lane County L kalku for one
y e a r, and any of th e following p u bli­
cation for one year,.for th e p rice set
opposite:
New York Tribune Farm er
.......| i 75
Toledo W eekly Blad e...... . ............... 1.75
Portland W eekly O regon ian ............ 250
Portland Weekly Journ al................ 2.00
Portland .Semi-Weekly Journal
2.25
San Francisco C all.............................. 2.flo
Han Francisco Exam iner................ ... 2,50
Sunset Magazine, San Francisco ... ‘¿JM
Out West, Los A n g eles..................... 2.50
8 A T U B D A Y ......................... M AY 20, 1905
Since the removal of the tele­
phone from the depot there has been
a considerable amount of fault found
by the people who are unable to
transact business by the usual
method.
It has been suggested to the
L kadkk
to advocate the discon­
tinuation of the phones throughout
the city until the serious defect in
the system is remedied. This, it has
hesitated to do, as it is hoped the
companies would in some way have
ie telephone replaced in the depot
BY THE ’
n a CHESS
(Cftncinuea from first pane.)
PISS
HR. lURRIN’S TREATMENT;
miles. Finally a point was reached 1 gaging them for a week or more,
— eight miles from Boise Creek ] and the entire expense per day may
prairie—where many of the teams I be reduced to $2.50. The person
were so used up that they could ¡who spends the longer period should A Startling Illustration o f ft hat Can
scarcely draw any load. It was | take advantage of the opportunity
Be Accomplished by
thought best to send them forward | to view some wonderful scenery
to the prairie, where there was an within a short distance of Portland.
Electricity
DELIVERED FREE TO
abundance of bunch grass. It took A five-cent fare by street car takes
ANY PART OF <TTY
_ _
a day to drive them over the trail. I one to Portland Heights where a t
Meanwhile the women and children wonderfully view ol the city, th e1 I IIS IS tlie First of the Head of the
were left in the wilderness on \ Willamettee and Columbia rivers,
Firm of Drs. Darrin to this
quarter rations. A t the end of six and the snow-capped mountains
C ity— Now at the Hotel
days the cattle were driven back j may be enjoyed. Other delightful
and then were able to dtaw the i but inexpensive trips include a visit
Smeedc, Eugene
Cracked Coni, per cwt.
1.60
wagons out to the prairie, where by street car to City Park and a
Oil Meal, per pound. .. .
2c
a supply of food was served out to ride on the Willamette river by
Tho philosophy of his treatment
the half-starved company. A t that boat. The cost of these trips may
point the roadmakers from the be deducted from the fifty cents a may be briefly stated thus: Forcéis
in motion. Vital force Is or­
western side of the range had put day allotted for Trail attractions j spirit
ganized motion, or the proper move­
W HEAT, B A K L E Y AND O A T S for seed at the
in good work, so that, with the e x ­ and souvenirs, since the total ex ­ ment of organized particles as they
mill and at the warehouse by the depot.
ception of traversing Mud mountain, pense for these features need not j pass to and from the huraau system.
the remainder of the way to the exceed the $2.50 laid aside in figur­ Disease, in a word, is obstruction—
tho result of an impaired vital force,
briny waters of Puget Sound was ing the cost of the five-day trip.
and it is at least accompanied if not
passed over with comparative ease.
Figuring as above, then, the ex ­ caused, by deranged organic motion.
All in all, it is doubtful whether penses of a five-day and a ten day TliCee deraugeuents can only be
any party in the history of the stay at the Fair, may be reckoned a flee led by calling in the aid of elec­
tro maguetic or vital forces, which
early settling of Oregon or Wash­ as follows;
are concerned in all organic changes.
ington, at any time, ever endured
Five-day visit:
80 powerful is this iutiuence that
more real hardship, and had to sur­ Lodging.............
$5.00 persons who have many years suf­
fered
have been restored to health in
mount greater obstacles than did Meals..................
5.00
an almost incredible space of time.
this first through immigration to Admissions and incidentals,
5 00 Dr. Darrin’s system will not restore a
the Puget Sound region. Aside
lost member of the body, or perform
from a few others, who came a few Total necessary expense,..... $15.00 otliei impossibilities, but it will, in a
majority of cases, give relief where
days later, in 1853, among whom
Teu-day visit.
was Mr. William Mitchell, of the Lodging.................................. $ 7.50 other remedies have failed. The prac­
tice is based on the most strict laws of
agricultural implement works of Meals......................
10.00 science, and is in harmony with all
this city, the route was practically Adm issions...........................
5.00 natural laws, Physicians of every
practice not only acknowledge this
abandoned until early in 1S56, Incidentals, including souv­
power, but roceivo the treatment for
when Colonel B. F. Shaw led his
enirs, Trail attract­
at our Store.
All kinds of country produce bought an 1 sold.
themselves and their families, as well
regiment of mounted volunteers
ions and car and beat
as recommend the treatment to their
through this pass to subdue the
rides,...........................
2.50 patients.
Walla Walla Indians, which, in
conjunction with the forces drawn Total necessary expense,_ $25.00
from Oregon under Colonel Thomas
R. Cornelius, was successfully ac­
THE STA TELY FOXGLOVE.
complished. A t this time, however,
are being offered in many departments of our merchandise stock aud it
Wagoumaking,
blacksmithing
the route was altogether impassable
O n e o f tine M o st U s e fu l o f H a r d y G a r ­
will pay you to give us a call.
and
general
repair
work
at
J.
H.
for wagous.
d e n P e r e n n i a l« .
Baker's
shop.
Every
guarantee
of
It may be that sometime in 1S54
The stately spikes of tho foxglove
tf
Captain McClellan had something form a popular feature lu the revived good workmanship given.
For your General Merchandise call on the reliable firm of
to do with this road; but is believed old fashioned garden. W hite and spot­
that the records of the secretary of ted foxgloves (D igitalis alba and D.
You cau’t afford to use a poor
war will show that Lieutenant Ric­ maculate) are extrem ely effective In
hard Arnold was selected to expend the garden, although by no means com­ plow. Oliver Chilled Plows are the
an appropriation of $20,000 secured mon. Groups of these noble plants, right kind. Sold complete or in
by General Joseph I.aue, delegates throwing up spikes of bloom to the duplicate parts by Wynne Hardware
height of sometimes fonr to six feet,
from Oregon to build a military road stand remarkably w ell at the back of Co.
Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes
from Fort Stellacoom to Fort Walla the herbaceous border, against an old
HOT WFATHER PILES
Walla, and that after it had been red brick wall or the greenery of dis­
expended be reported what he had tant Bbrubs, as well as lu a shady posl-
Persons afflicted with Piles should
done and requested $10,000 more,
lie careful at ttii.i season ,.f the year.
Hot weather and bad drinking water
and also recommended that the
contribute to the conditions which
amount expended by the citizens in
make Piles more painful and danger­
1853 be refunded, the greater part
ous. DeWltt’s Witch Hazel Salver
of the road cut by them from Stella- j
stops the pain, draws out the soreness
and cures. Get the genuine, bearing
coom to the mountains haviug been
tht name of E. ('. Dewitt Oo,
G korgk H. I I imks
dopted.
HAY !
i
H A Y ÌÌ
$10.00 P er Ton
¿11 Other Feed at Our Usual Low Prices
HARTUNG
&
H AN SEN
i
N e w F ir m
N ew G oods
BUS1NESS NOTICES
Washington— thus making 27 adult
males, 18 fem ties and 44 children —
89 all told, out of a possible 100.
Leaving the Umatilla river at
Swift’s crossing, this party left the
beaten road to civilization and
headed for the Columbia river reach­
ing it at Fort Walla Walla, then
practical abandoned. Here there
was a delay in several days in
crossing, as a flatboat had to be
constructed out of driftwood. It
was September 8 when the boat
was finished ami the party were
ready to move westward again. The
river was crossed on the 9th, and
the toilsome march through a wild­
erness of sage brush begun, follow­
ing an Indian trail, without any
road whatever— the guide being a
What it Costs to See the Eair.
Bond Sale.
brother of the celebrated Chief Pew-
Notice
is
hereby
given that the
Visitors
at
the
Lewis
and
Clark
Pen-Mox Mox. The route led to
City of Cottage Grove will issue and
the Yakim a river, which was fol­ Exposition in Portland this summer
sell $20,000 municipal water bonds,
lowed up some distance, crossing it will be surprised to find how cheap­
bearing date the first day of July,
eight times. For « number of days ly the big Fair may be seen. The
1005 , running for 25 years, bearing
very little advance was made, owing expen. es of a trij, depend largely,
interest at 5 percent per annum,
to the difficulty in selecting a pass­ of course, upon the individual who
payable semi-anuually, principal
able route. One whole day was makes the trip, but a schedule of
and interost payable in U. S. gold
spent in travelling only to return the fixed expenses has been pre­
coin. Bids for the purchase of all
and strike camp where the previous pared which enables one to get a
or any part of said bonds will be
night had been spent. At the time fairly accurate idea of the cost of
received by the City Recorder of
it was supposed that this was caused seeing the Exposition.
said city oil ot before tho 17 th day
The visitor in Portland will find
by an attempt of the Indians to en­
of June, 1905 , at the hour of 7:30 p.
trap the train; but afterwards it was an abundance of suitable accommo­
Lnc.rxAi.is M icrn A T A .
m. of said day. A certified check
believed that all would have been dations. and it may be said author­
well had the Indians been under­ itatively that no one need p ay in j tlon where few flowers will do well, or for $100 must accompany each and
In a h alf wild part o f the garden or every bid. No bid for loss than the
stood. About the 18th of Septem­ excess ol one dollar a night for th e borders of a cops«.
par value of said bouds will be con­
ber Weness creek was reached. Then clean, comfortable lodgings. Within
l!u t the soil In which they are to
the company passed over the divide the past few months temporary grow m ust be rich and well dug. I t Is sidered and the Common Council
to Nachass river and struck the hotels aud lodging houses with a o f little use to expect flue specimens reserves the right to reject any and
trail which was blazed for it to grand total of 2679 rooms have been of these plants when they are placed In all bids.
J, E. Y odno , City Recorder.
follow. The way led up the river, erected near the main entrance to the shrubbery, fo r their growth Is so
5-4
which in the next four days was the grounds, while the A m e ric a n I fine and so rapid during thetr flowering
crossed 68 times. Then this ter­ Inn, within the grounds, has 586 | tim « th at they m ust be well support­
ed. T he seed should be sown very
rible stream was left, and the way rooms. In addition to these ac­ thinly
In d rills, uud tho stredllngs must B r i g h t ’s D is e a .s e a n d
commodations,
the
Hill
Military
was made to the summit of the
D ia b e te s.
be transplanted while young into a
Academy
and
St.
Helen’s
hall
will
pass. 25 miles north of Mount
border o f rich soli, when they will
be
available,
while
almost
every
Rainier, which recpiired three days
form strong growth and ean lie placed
We desire to puce in tlie hands of those af
with Brights Disease and Diabetes a :*«-
more. Here a rest of two days was house in the district between the In their flowering positions in tho early dieted
page pamphlet that is saving human lives. It
downtown
portion
of
Portland
ami
fall.
Very
good
authorities
consider
it
taken, grass being plentiful, in
is not an ordinary pamphlet, such as is common­
used to advertise medicines, but is princi­
order that the teams might recruit the Exposition will take lodgers preferable to tran sp lan t them to a cold ly
pally made up of reports of scientifically con­
a little, as they were becoming very during the summer., In most cases fram e, w here they will m ake extra ducted tests In a large variety of eases, showing
per cent of recoveries in these hitherto in­
be found strong p lants for b rilliant flowering 87
much worn out. Meanwhile, pro­ accommodations may
curable diseases.
the n e x t season. T hey are most sa t­
within
easy
walking
distance
of
the
The
specifics employed in these tests are
visions were becoming scanty, ami
isfacto rily treated os biennials, sowing known as the Fulton Compounds and the re­
sults obtained prove conclusively that these
the danger ol
mountain snow, grounds, and a five cent street car seed In rich deep soil.
dreaded diseases so long fatal (the deaths from
storms were imminent. All consid­ ride is available from any part of
Brights Disease alone are appalling, over 100.-
000 a year, starting as kidney troubles) have at
erations demanded a forward move­ the city While the average price
l ^ u r v a l « l Y r I t u n l n a x I 'a w d r i .
last
yielded to medical science, The pamphlet
lim e (tiuslaked), four pounds; is free. Write to the John J . Fulton Co., 4n*>
ment as quickly as possible. At charged fi r lodging will l>e one
Washington street, San Francisco, cal.
dollar
pe;
night
per
person,
many
copper
sulphate,
four
pounds.
Slake
length a fresh start was made, and
When to suspect Bright's Disease:—Puffy
ankles or bands; weakness without apparent
for three miles fair progress was rooms may be obtained, especially the Hmo and dissolve the copper sul­ cause;
kidney trouble after third month; fre­
in
the
temporary
hotels
near
the
phate
sep
arately,
each
In
two
and
a
quent urination, (may show sediment or cloudy
the rule, then a barrier was reached
alf gallons of hot water. Slake the on standing); failing vision; day drowsiness-
— the descent from the summit— grounds, for w enty-five, fifty or h lim
e by pouring the w ater on slow ly; one or more of these.
which was appalling. As
the even twenty-five cen’ s.
.
Ivt It cool; then pour the copper sul­
Most
people
will
find
it
more
con­
mother ol the writer said, as they
phate solution and rat lk Of lime a t the
venient
to
take
breakfast
at
their
walked up and looked over the
same time Into h third vessel and stir P ortlan d M arket Q uotations.
M ay 20, 1905.
route they had to go, "W ell, I lodging place or at a downtown thoroughly. F ilte r through tw o or
guess wc have come to the jumping restaurant than at grounds Twenty! three thicknesses of cloth. Tw o flour W heat, valiev........... ..... I 85-90
off place at last.” Fortunately, a five cents should pay for breakfast, hags, one Inside the other, will serve Harley, rolled.......... . . . . 22 60-23 50 |>
long one-inch rope was found, and and twenty-five cents for luncheon the purpose Thoroughly m ix the light O a ts ............................. . . . . 28-29
u r............................. ........ 4.50-5.10
by splicing this with the hides of within the grounds, while lot the blue pasty m aterial obtained with from B F lo
r a n .............................
60 to 120 pounds of dry, sifted air
three steers, the property of M1 evening meal fifty cents may be ‘ slaked lima and spread out to dry
....... 24.50
“ “
Biles, which he ordered killed for considered a fair price, making the j When dry rub through a flno sieve Short!» ..............
....... 21.00
“ “ 1
cost
of
three
meals
one
dollar
Chops........................... ....... 19.00
“ “
the purpose, thus tnaMtig a length
Admission to the grounds costs \ having 80 to 100 mushes per square
of about 400 feet, the wagons were ;
HAY.
inch,
and
It Is ready for use.
lowered to a point where a yoke of I ¡fifty cents, and an allowance of a
T im othy....................... ........... 14 @ 16
be made for
Clover............................ ........... 11 (3 12
V k in P r o te c tio n W h e n S p r a y in g .
oxen could stand, and from there P similiar
® smu , should
,
include
admis­
G
rain ............................
A J protection from the lime, sulphur
they were taken down to the foot mc'dcnta ’■ whlch
C heat............................
of the hill, fully 150 feet further, sions to several attractions on the and s a lt w ash theta is nothins Letter Onions,per 100 lb ...... .......... 2y,m
then r a s e line.
Since our tuen have
by fastening all the wheels together T rail, the amusement street.
Honey, per case.......... ........ 3.00 g 3.2Ó
The schedule of expenses per day Used R they have not had any trouble Potatoes, Oregon ... .......... 90 rtr 1 00
and attaching small trees with pro
w hatever. P u t tfie vaseline upon your
for
the
average
person
of
economy
jecting limbs to the rear of each
BUTT*«, BOOS, POULTRY, ETC.
bonds and toco before you use the
wagon. A t this poiut Oreen river then, is as follows:
w asfn be «areful to rub it over the t Eggs, ranch........................ 1714-19
was reached; tills was crossed 16 Lodging, per day................... $r.oo eyes so th at the eyelid* and eyebrow s
BUTTER
1.00
times, then followed down until Meals.........................................
well covered, and It win throw off Fancy cream i r y ....................... 17%(ii20 i
Admission................................
1.00
tb s spray o f Hme. sa lt and sulphur “ Ilka ( E x tra cream ery............................20*«-21J» |
W hite river appeared, which was ;
.50 w ater off a duck's back -K. F. Black. I Dairy................................................ Urti 151, '
crossed seven times. This was a j Trail shows, etc...............
POULTRY.
most toilsome part of the journey j _ This schedule is on the basis of a
TIME TKI ED AND M KBIT l’Ri > V EN Chickens ................. .......... lliijlji,
For seven days there was no feed I five-day stav at the Fair. A ll who
One Minute Lough Cure is righ to Sp rings............................................ 10-20
for teams except browse, and that j can possibly do so should spend at lime when It comes to curing Cough, R roilers........................................... 18-20 |
was anythiug but nutritions; and I least ten days, bowover. For these Croup, Whooping Cough, etc. Il I» ' Ducks.»............................................. 7.00-0.00 '
the road had to be made day by the expense need not be quite so perfectly harmless, pleasant to take j Pigeons............................................ 1.00-1.2# I
and is the children * - favorite Cough Hops ................................................. 23 l ì
day, frequently the distance ac- j great per day, as it may be possible Syrup. Sold by The Modern P - h a r -1 W
ool.................................................
271«
complisbed being not over three j to get .ooms at a lower rate by en- tnaev.
I Hid** dry Noi....................... (¡@«"4
SPECIAL
BARGAIN S
CURRIN S VEATCH
HARDWARE.
Stoves,
Tinware
PLUMBING
FIRE
ARMS
A SPECIALTY
FARM
M IN E R S ’
TOOLS
S U P P L IE S
L
HAY. CHAIN, FLOUR and HILL FEED
PIPER a
; . u M
M
VANDENBURG
i m
m
M
Flur .$1.05 per Sack.
H
B a a a a H
a H
I
J
Flay $10.00 per Toil
A ll Goods delivered in city free of
charge
D. C. Baughman
r
PLAIN AND FANCY
J O B P HI NTI NG
PROM PTLY
AND
E X E C U T E D
NEATLY
A T
TH E
Leader Office
it
P a m p h le t
W ork a S ep cia lty
We H ave a full lin e of L e g a l B l a n k s
T r e s p a s s N otices.
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