Cottage Grove leader., June 10, 1905, Image 2

JUME WHITNEY’S
^
EXPERIENCE
«ing in heaven for
a tollowing i« the text used:
uuothy>C:19, Laying up in store
lor themselves a good foundation
Communicated
against the time to oonie, that they
I
am
going
back
my old homo— ; One id Albany’s Most Prominent Citi-
may hold on eternal life, or “life I ’m going back no to more
to roam.
tens Cured of Deafness by Dr,
indeed."
I’ll leave these m ountains rough and
Entered di * _
HAY!
d e l iv e r e d FREE TO
ANY PART O F (1 T Y
Darrin.
high,
And go to Kansas hot and dry.
I will not stay and go to w ork—
I’d rather be where I can shirk.
. ve got relation thero, you know,
To bum on for a year or so;
And If they think It not their duty
To keep me simply for my beauty.
And try to make me go to work,
I’ll tight against It like a Turk.
Or in the A rab’s silent way,
i’ll fold my ten t aud steal away;
And If things f r n out right 1 may—
Steal something more than Just away.
Ì
HAY!
Resolutions of Condolence.
Eugene Journal
The
following is the report of the
Due Year
$1.60
Judge
Whitney,
so well and favor­
b i x Months
committee
appointed
on
resolutions:
.75
Titre«« Months
.50
ably known throughout the country
Cracked Corn, per cwt........................................ 1,60
I »»aid in advance hut it not so paid a We, your committee appointed to
and state, Is another witness to the
»ntform rate of $2.00 per year will be charged.
resolutions expressive of our
workings of electricity, as lie baa
Oil Meal, per pound............................................... 2C
Advertising rates made known on application draft
regret on the death of sister Belle
Just come out of the “electrical clmlr
not electrocuted, but cured of deaf­
Wooley, a member of Cottage Grove
CLUBD1NQ LIST
ness by Dr. Darrin, the si eclnllst, who
Chapter, No. 4, O. E. 8 . beg leave
Is now located at the Hotel Siueede,
The Lane County L eases for one to report as follows:
Eugene. Dr. Darrin Is perfectly frauk
WHEAT, BARLEY AND OATS for seed at the
year, and any of the following publi­ W h k k e a s , It has pleasod the great
in
telling each one the t r u e condition
cation for ouo year, for the price set architect of tlio universe to remove
mill aud a t the warehouse by the depot.
of
his
or
her
case,
and
Just
what
opposite:
m
ight
be
expected
as
the
result
of
from our midst our late sister, Belle
Now
York
Tribune
Farmer............
51
75
Won’t Know You.
treatm ent, or whether any treatm ent
Wooley, and
Toledo Weeidy Blade.............
1-75
do good.
Portland Weekly Oregonian........... 2.50
H you toot your little tooter and would
W iik u k a s . it is but just that a fit­
The rooms of I »r. Darrin are often
Portland Weekly Journal .............
Portland Semi-Weekly Journal..... 2.25
then
lay
aside
your
little
horn,
ting
recognition
of
her
many
virtues
crowded,
and he Is kept constantly
Han Francisco Cal! ... ................ 2.60
there’s not a soul in ten short days busy. There are a great many |>eople
should
be
had,
therefore
be
it
Hau
Francisco
Examiner..................
2.50
Sunset Magazine, Han Francisco....
glad to know that the >4::
R esolved , That in the death of will know that you were born. The who will has be been
Out West, hoe Angeles.......................2.50
prevailed upon to
Sister Wooley, the fraternity la­ man who gathers pumpkins is the doctor
Eugene.
man who plows all day and the man visit JUDGE
ments
the
loss
of
a
sister
who
was
WHITNEY'S OPEN LETTER
SATURDAY................... JUNK 10, 1005 ever ready to proffer the hand of who keeps it humping is the man
Albany, Oregon.
who
makes
it
pay.
The
man
who
aid and voice of sympathy to the
Dr.
Darrin—Dear
Sir: Your elec­
advertiacs
with
a
short
aud
sudden
afflicted of its members ; a friend
trical and other treatm ent of my ear
M. W. A. Picnic at Crow.
and companion who was dear to us jerk is the man who blames the has
been entirely successful. I have
editor because he didn’t work. The been for a number of years past tro u ­
Cottage Grove camp M. W. of A. all.
bled with a roarJngln one of my ears,
who gets the business has a and
were represented at the County An­ R esolved , That we tender to the man
was gradnally losing ray hear­
and steady pull and keeps his ing I Irom
nual picnic at Crow, l>yj. Baker family our heartfelt sympathy and long
cause. My hearing
trade paper from year to yoar quite had become some
so impaired th a t it was
aud wife, LeRoy Woods and wife, while our ccadolenco will not re­ full.
He plans his advertisement dilllcult for me to hear any person
at our Store. All kinds of country produce bought and sold.
Charley Tompkins, and L. C. store their loss, we share with them in a thoughtful,
in an ordinary conversational
honest way and talking
Hutchinson. The weather was in their bereavement.
tone
of
voice.
A
short
time
ago
I
keeps
forever
at
it
until
he
makes
it
very unfavorable but at least tooo R esolved , That these resolutions
taking treatm ent from
He has faith in all the futuro, commenced
you for the roaring in my head and
people attended. The programme be spread on the minutes of the pay.
a bankrupt shock, deafness. The roaring In my head has
was carried out as advertised with Chapter, aud a copy be sent to the can withstand
eoased and my hearing lias
like a man of Scripture, has a entirely
exception of the fat man’s race. family of our deceased sister, and and
returned so that l can hear as well as
There were plenty of fat men there also a copy to each of our city pa­ business on a rock.—Exchange.
I ever could. You aro at liberty to are being offered in many departments of our merchandisj stock aud it
refer any one to me or publish this
but it wasn’t a good day for the pers for publication.
letter. Very respectfully,
C la ra B u r k h o l d e r ,
A $2,500 Farm Residence.
race (the human race.)
will pay you to give us a call.
.J . W H ITN EY .
O livia E a k in ,
In the morning a fine speech was
Morrie Webber, the enterprising D ll. DARRIN S PI J ACC
OK
IIUSINESS.
L
ena
L
i
’
kcu
,
delivered by Mr. Miller, the state
farmer and fruit grower, Dr. Darrin ran be consulted free at
Committee. Edenbower
lecturer, and iu the afternoon Neigh­
has
just
awarded
a contract for a
Motel Smeetle, Eugene, ore., For your General Merchandise call on the reliable firm of
bor Simmons, state organizer, de­ C elia L urch , Sec.
$2,500 farm residence to Messrs tbe
until
July 1st from lo to 5 o'clock
livered one of his characteristic
Harding and Dyer, the contractors daily; evenings, 7 to s: Sanday, 2 to 4
speeches with a real live goat attach­ Lewis and Clark Exposition Tic late from Cottage Grove.
p. in.
Tbe doctoi makes a specialty of all
ment which made a hit, not on, but
This rural home is soon to be diseases
of the eye, ear, nose and
.
ket Rates.
with the audience. The Web Foot
erected on Mr. Webber's productive throat, catarrh,
deafness, bronchitis,
camp deserves much credit for the
Edenbower farm which will, when la grippe, heart, liver, bladder and Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes
INDIVIDUAL
TICKETS
diseases, or those who suffer
success of the picnic. They had
completed, be one of tbe most con­ kidney apathy
or Indifference; also gen­
the grounds in the grove nicely Cottage Grove to Portland & Ret venient and attractive farm homes from
itourinary
ami skin diseases, In
cleaned and plenty of seats to make $5.90, good for 30 days, but not in that neighborhood.—Roseburg either sex, such
as ldood taint, semi­
all comfortable. The Crow band later than Oct. 3lHt, 1905,
nal weakness and lost vigor, varico­
Flaindcaler.
discoursed good music and plenty
cele and stricture.
PARTIES OK TEN OR MORE
All curable chronic diseases treated
of it. When lunch time was au
Lewis
and
Clark
Exposition.
t $5 a week, or Iu that proportion of
nouDced the hospitable Crows One fare for the round trip good During the Lewis and Clark Ex a time
the ease may require. The I
brought out great clothes baskets for ten days, (must travel together position the Southern Pacific Com­ ioor ns treated
free except medicines,
and wash tubs filled with “yaller” on one ticket both ways) #4,40
rom 10 to 11 daily. No caso publish­
pany
will
sell
round
trip
tickets
to
ed except by permission of the patient.
legged chickens, ttc., and say! the ORGANIZED PARTIES OE ONE HUNDRED OR Portland, limit thirty days, at one All
business relations wittyDr. Darrin
writer got up thit morning at 3
strictly
confidential. One visit Is de-1
and
one-third
fare
for
the
round
MORE
o’clock and rode 7 hours and walk­
IR E
sirable, though many cases can be 1
trip.
For
organized
parties
of
100
One
fare
for
the
round
trip
partv
ed over the mquuain on account of
treated by home treatm ent by writ-
cr
more,
individual
tickets
at
one
moving
on
same
day,
but
individual
ing
symptoms.
ARMS
A SPECIALTY
the muddy ro so you can draw
for the round trip.
your own c' ision. The sports tickets will bs sold under this rate fare Stop-over
of
ten
days
will
be
can return at any time within
were enjoye
all who could see and .layu
given at Portland on all one-way
from date o f sale 14.40
Round Trip for One Fare.
them. There wes chopping ana tea The
above tickets on sale daily be tickets running tnruugb that point The Southern Pacific rrilroad has | M I N E R S ’
sawing contests,sprinting, boys aud tween May
and Oct. 15th, and during the exposition. Tickets decided to make a rate cf one fare j
free for all, higrjump, tug of-war stop overs 29th allowed
S U P P L IE S
in either di­ must be deposited with Joint Agent for the round trip from Portland to
between M. VV. A. team and a no
at Portland and charge of fifty all points in Oregon to ts far south
picked team front crowd. This was rection.
cents will be made for the extension as Ashland, for visitor; from the
won by M. W. of A. i ’illow fight
of
time.
17-3 Fast to the Lewis and Clark Ex­
etc. but the feature of the day was
CARD OF THANKS.
PIPER ® VANDENBURG
a baseball game ’jetweeu Eugene To all kind friends, who so freely Furniture Store Changes Hands. position, to enable them to look
over western Oregon, thetthey may
High School teatu and a picked offered their assistance and extend­
team of M. W. A., won by High ed
Thursday Veatch A Briggs sold have an opportunity to locate or in­
their
sympathy
to
us
in
our
sad­
School, score 11 to 6 . The I. O. O.
their furniture Btore to Bert Law- vest.
hours of trial and bereavement, son,
F. and M. \V. of A. lodges at Crow dest
who was formerly one of the The tickets will he good for t 5
we humbly acknowledge our deep­ owners
are iu a very prosperous condition est
under the firm name of days, with stop over priveleges.
gratitude.
And
for
every
token
and own a good building two of esteem toward our departed Martin A Lawson.
Holders of Exposition round trip
stories, about 30 by 80 feet. Lodge mother and wife manifested in the As Mr. Lawson is engaged with tickets from the east can purchase
room above and store room below. many beautiful floral offeriugs, we a Portland paiut oirapany for whom these tickets this rate, it will
Flur $1.05 per Sack. Hay $10.00 per Ton
The lower room is vacant at pres­ can only return our heartfelt thanks. he is dow traveling, he will be un­ depend upon the energy shown by
ent and a big dance was held until May the blessings of Heaven repay able to take porsonal charge until the community as to the number o
midnight, 80 numbers being sold
about tbe first of August. Mean­ visitors secured.
and 6 set kept constantly on the you all. L. F. W ooley and fam ily while Thos. Jenkins will have
move.
charge of the business.
The writer was entertained at
’’Five Hundred Dollars Reward.',
What it Costs to See the Fair.
the home of the Hollands, who are
The
Southern Pacific Comjianv
Drain
Normal
School.
prominent citizens as well as M. Visitors at the Lewis and Clark
will
pay
Hundred Dollars re­
The State Board of Education ward for Five
W . of A. and I. O. O. K. workers, Exposition will be surprised to find
information
to the
three of them now holding highest how cheaply the big fair may be composed of Gov. Chamberlain, arrest and conviction lending
of
any
one
offices in Web Foot camp M. W. of scon. The expenses of a trip de­ Secretary of State Dunbar, and the persons who maliciously placed of
A. By the way this same Holland pend largely, of course, upon the Superintendent of public instruc­ ties on track at private road crossing
family hold the distinction of being individual who makes the trip. The tion Ackerman were in Drain Thurs­ two miles east of Albany, April 2nd
the heaviest family in average following is a conservative estimate day considering with the board of 1906.
11
weight In Oregon. Nine members, of the entire cost for a trip to the regents and faculty of the school,
J.
P.
O’B
rien ,
future plans for its existance. It
6 boys aud 2 girls and mother Exposition and return:
General Superintendant.
is feared that with four state nor­
weigh 2119 pounds.
Approved,
Fivo
dav
visit
$20.95;
ten
day
mal schools, the jieople will not
The members of the M. W. of A. visit $30.05
B. A. Woimrrvrmvv,
present mot and after hearing re­ Full information can be secured vote funds to pay the expenses of General Manager.
so many.
port of committees, voted to hold on application to this office.
next auuual picnic at Lorane.
J. M. IsiLAM
BORN
Agt. 8 . P. Co.
B rig h t’s D isea.se a n d
PROMPTLY AND NEATLY
CLUCKEY—To Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Obituary.
D
iabetes.
Special Reduction Sale For One
E X E C U T E D AT T H E
Cluckey of Cottage Grove. June
Mrs. Almudia Hello Wooley wns
Week Only.
2 , a 11 pound girl.
f
We
Itesiie
to
place
m
me
hands
of
those
af-
born in Davis conuty, Iowa, Decem­
flleted with llriuhti Disease anil Diabetes a 30-
pamphlet that is saving human lives. It
ber 15th, 1861. Whou but three Beginning Monday June 12th Give according to your moans, or paye
pamphlet,
such hut
as Is Is common,
years old her parouts, Rev. Hamilton continuing throughout the week in God
ly Is not
used an to ordinary
advertise
medicines,
princi­
will
make
your
means
accord­
pally
made
up
of
reports
,,t
scientifically
con­
eluding
Saturday
June
17th.
Every
Wallace and bis estimable wife,
ducted tests In a laryc variety of cases, showing
ing
to
your
giving.—John
Hall.
»7
per
cent
of
recoveries
In
these
hitherto
im
brought her across the plains and hat in the store reduce 1 to one half
curahle diseases.
settled near Cottage Grovo, Oregon. usual price. AH other goods to be
The specifies employed In these tests are
known as the Fulton Compounds and the re­
Here she grew to woman’s estate, sold at same cut rate regardless of
sults obtained prove conclusively that these
dreaded
so Ion* are fatal
(Ihe deaths
and on the second day of October cost, in order to make room for
Brights diseases
Disease alone
appalling,
over from
too -
1881 she was married to Frank u th e r g o o d s co in in g .
starting
as
kidney
troubles)
have ;»
last yielded to medical science. The pamphlet
M. Bartels.
Wooley To them hnvo been horn
W IT C H H A Z E L
Is tree. Write to the John .1. Fulton Co no
Washington street, San Francisco, Cal.
bight children, five, two boys and
When or to hands:
suspect weakness
Brinin'* without
Disease:—Puffy
three girls are living, three having “Your old friend Barnes Tormer
ankles
apparent
cause:
kidney
trouble
after
third
montlT
fre­
made bis debut in vaudeville last
died in infancy.
quent
urination,
(may
show
sediment
or
cloudv
I I ' on«
oinmtiusi,
irtiiiug
on “ standing;
tolling
vision:
day
drowsiness-
Mrs. Wooley professed faith in night,’ said the first actor.
or more of these.
T H E O R IG IN A L .
Christ when she was eighteen years "Yes, it was a monologue, wasn’t
old, aud united with the Cumber­ il?'T asked the other.
land Presbyterian church at Cottage “Not exactly. He intended it to A Well Known Cure for Pile*. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
obstinate sores, chapped hands, ec- Notice is hereby given, that the un­
be, but the audieuce chimed in with i Cares
Grove.
lem s. skin diseases. Makes burns and scalds dersigned, ndm lnistrator of the es­
During her last illness she repeat­ a f. w choice remarks before he got | painless.
We could not improve the quality tate of Kiliniiel A. (iettlngs. deceased
edly stated that her faith was in fairly started.,’—Philadelphia Led­ If paid double
the price. The best sslvs has filed In the County Court of Lane
God and on the day before she died ger.
that experience can produce or that money County S tate of Oregon, his final no
W
said: "Jesus is coming for me,”
count
such adm inistrator of «..»
said
c“ b*Y-
.............. as ........................................
"He has opened the gate for me to THE CHILDREN'S fAVO RlTE Cures Piles Permanently K S i ’ iJ S rlfffiC S M i’d il
pass in.” She departed this life For Coughs, Croup, Wliooplng DeWllt’s Is the c dgtnal and only pure and I p. a m. lias lieen fixed
v 1 by . •- said
«»iva x. Court
vUI L an
life June 3,1906, aged 43 years,, 5 Cough, etc-, One Minute Cough Cure genuine Witch Hazel Salve made. Look for the time for hearing
to
I* thechildren's favorite. This is lie- the name DeWITT on every box. All others [said account and of the objections
months and 18 days. Her pastor cause
settlement
VVehave a full line of Legal B lan k s and
It
contains
no
opiate.
Is
per­
thereof.
said, *’I believe, could we hear her fectly harmless, tastes gootl and o n counterfeit. nsM asosv
J.
R.
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ooi
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voice, she would be saying; ‘Weep cures. Solti by The Modern Phar­ B. C. D eW IT T * CO., CHICAOO.
of the estate of Sam-1 Trespass Notices.
I For Safe by the Modern Pharmacy uel Administrator
not husband and ohildren for me, macy.
A. Gettings, deceased.
6.5 !
ÜUBSCK11'TION HATK8
$10.00 Per Ton
¿11 Other Feed at Our Usual Low Prices
HARTUNG & HA NSEN
2.00
2.00
N e w F ir m
N ew G oods
SPECIAL BARGAINS
CURRIN $ VEATCH
i
. HARDW ARE.
PLUMBING
Stoves, a
tools Tinware
HAY, GRAIN, FLOUR and MILL FEED
A ll Goods delivered in city free o f
charge
D. C. Baughman
PLAIN AND FANCY
J O B P R. IN T I N G
DeWITT’S
Leader
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it
SALVE
P a m p h le t
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