Cottage Grove leader., June 24, 1905, Image 2

LOOKS LIKE A
White helping to move an iron B r ig h t ’s D ise a .se a n d
rail at the Siuslaw jetty last \V ed-
D iab etes.
uesday forenoon Fred Cassidy re-
cived a blow on the head from We dealte to place m tUe hands o f those af­
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w hich he has since been confined flicted with Brights Disease and Diabetes a 3B-
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to his bed The rail was lying in 1
Mr. John C. New tun of Baker City
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a sloping position one end being ' to«»**;
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Relates How He Was Cured—Dr.
Otl the jetty and the Other end in a ducted testa in a lar^e variety Of case*, showing
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thi» 61 per cent o f recoveries in these hitherto i*i-
Darrin to Remain Until Oct. I.
Knteretl at ttie Cottage Grove postodlce as se©- scow.
hred took hold near the Jurabto diseases
onti-class matter.
lower c end
and
trave a F null outward * nowii
rile sped tics employed In these tests are
lower
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as llu* Fulton Compound* and th e re ­
Eugene Register.
to make the rail slide down on Uie suits obtained prove conclusively that these
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d r o n n i* J ir n t -n r lr dreaded diseases so long fatal (the death© from
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It Is ia with pleasure we print tho
SCOW.
When It dropped
It StiUCK g fig ijj, Disi-aso alone are appalliug, over 100,-
- *1.50 a loe somewhere near the
One Year
middle OOO a year, starting as kidney troubfe») have at followtug card, coining as It doe«
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blx Month*
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t last yielded to medical science. The pamphlet
from Mr. New ton, lie is so well
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.50 and this threw up the other end }H
write to the .iohn J. FuitoaCo., 400 known in Buker City that ids word
fhreee Month*
t paid In advance but It not so pal«!
ami it struck Fred a violent blow
m £ L : - « * . . y cannot be controverted. I t scams
inlforrn rate of * 2.00 per year will be charged.
Advertising rates made known on application on the head, rendering him uocon- ankles or hands; weakness Without amiareut that the uses to which electricity Is
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cause; kidney trouble after third month; fre- being applied are not alone confined
SCIOUS.
He was put 0U board tne I quent urination, (iuav show sediment or cloudy to tlie arts, but it is destined to do
Robartsand brought to Florence,
arow>lne“ ~ w hat medical ami surgical skill has
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failed to accomplished.
The C o tta g e »¡rove L eader for one where he was placed under the care
One reason for Hr. Darrin’s success
Venr, unJ any of the following publi­ of Dr I.uckev. He revived later
is that he does not take ail cases that
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cation for one year, for tho price set and prospects' are good that he
apply
for treatment.
If he deems
op p osite :
will recover. Last fall, while help-
F or Coughs, Croup,
Whooping their case incurable after thorough
New York Tribune F anner.............Jl 75
ing move the old schoolhouse, Fred Cough, e t c . One Minute Cough Cure exam ination, he so Informs his pati­
Toledo WeeMy Blade...................... 1-7»
1’ortlaud Weekly O regonian........... 2.50
received a blow in nearly the same j ^
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¿ E ent, and ids examinations are free of
Portland Weekly Journal................ 2.00
place on his head, from whicli he ft,c *|v harmless,
tastes good and charge.
Portland Semi-Weekly Journal..... 2.25
Mr. Editor. Sir:— For eight years
San Francisco Call............................ 2.50
was up for several weeks— Florence i cures. Sold by T he Modern Phar- prior
to calling on Dr. Darrin I had
San Francisco Examiner................... 2.50
West.
' raacy.
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Sunset Magazine, San Francisco ... 2.00
been totally deaf in my right tar.
C O T T A G E GROVE L E A D E R
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COTTAGF GROVF
Out West, Los Angeles........ ...............2.50
SATURDAY .....................J U N K
24, 1905
A B IG S A L E O F
M IL L IN E R Y
MIRACLE
l ) E r » K T ) U M o r i 'o S J I k H r K AND L A 3 0 D ,
B C R k A P or K w H kR IK f*.
Washington, June 12, '05.
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SUNDAY AT THE CHURCHES
C L O S IN G
BELOW
SALE
l)r. Darrin cured mo so I can hear]
perfectly and as well as ever in my
life. 1 can hear a clock tick across
tlie room, or a low conversation. The
cure was performed January 9th. 1 I
most urgently recommend his <>*>».•
cure by electricity to all. I reside lie-
low the public schoolhouse, Baker
City, and will gladly talk witli any­
one.
JOHN C. N E W T O N ..
Dr. Darrin can lie consulted free at
his office In tbeSmcede H otel, Eugeno
until October 1.
Early Risers
r
and on that head (political) I have
BORN.
only this so say: First, see that
LAWTON— To Mr. and Mrs. Percy
you vote. Second, see that your
Lawton, of Cottage Grove, June
ueighbor votes. Lastly see that
21st, a 9 pound boy.
yourself or neighbor don’t scratch
the ticket. Gen. Hawiey was presi­ SH K A .— To Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Shea, on Thursday morning, a
dent of the Continental^commission,
ig pound girl.
was a gaiiant soidier in the war.
He has been governor of Connecti­
A Se nsib le M o ve .
cut, member of the congress, and
was president of the convention
Have Tom Awbrey write you up
that nominated Abraham Lincoln a policy on your home and furni­
Gen. Hawley— That nominated ture in the Oregon Fire Relief As­
Grant.
sociation, or your stock of goods iu
Twain— He says it was Grant, the Ætna Insurance Company.
but I know better. He is a mem­
ber of my church at Hartford, and S c h o o l F le c t io n
and the author of ‘Beautiful Snow’ .
Monday’s school election at which
Maybe he will deny that. But f am
only here to give him a character time a director was elected to fill
from his last place. As a pure citizen tbe vacancy by reason of the expira­
I respect him, as a personal friend of tion of Mr. Wooley’s term and a
years I have the warmest regard clerk of the board, became quite
for him; as a neighbor whose interesting before its close. W. R.
vegetable garden joins mine,— Johnson and F. B. Phillips were the
why, I watch him. That's nothing candidates for director and for a
we all do that with any neighbor. time it was very close between them.
Gen. Hawley keeps his promises, At the last Mr. Phillip's friends out
not only in private but in public. numbered those of Mr. Johnson and
He is an editor who believes what tbe vote stood 42 to 33 in favor of I
he writes in his own paper. As the Mr. Phillips.
Mr. J. K. Barrett, who was
author of ‘ Beatitifui Snow' he added
a new pang to whiter. He is broad formerly clerk of the board was
souled, generous, nobie, liberal, I elected to that position again, Mr-
alive to his moral and religious re. D. T. Awl rev lias been tbe clerk the
sponsibilities. Whenever the contri­ past war but was not a candidate
bution box was passed I never knew at ibis election.
him to take out a cent. He is a
square, true, honest man in politics
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and I must say he occupies n very
reP E n tertain m en t
lonesome position.
Given by the Ladies Aid Society
of the M. U Church at Jones and
Annual meeting of School Dis- ^»Hips haU Tuesday June 27th.
trict No 12 (Santa Clara) was held .A11. lnvl‘ed; , R"Rrtatnment will
yesterday lor the purpose of electing ,e8m at ' o clock,
a director and clerk for the ensuing
program
year. John Inwall was elected
Anthem Choir,
director and V’ . D. Hensill clerk.
Prayer--Pastor.
This makes the fourth term Mr.
Song— Four little girls.
Hensill has held the office of clerk Recitation--Allie Phillips,
which proves the satisfaction with
Quartette— Mixed,
which he has fulfilled the duties of Recitation— Kbe> Brown,
the office.
Recitation— Daniel Thomas.
After election the directors elected
Duct— Mrs. H. Brehrut and J. M.
the following teacher for tbe eusu- i I sham
ing year, viz: Miss Nan Shively,
Oration— "Power of Music,’ ’—
principal. Miss Shively taught the Georgetta Berg,
primary department at that school
.Song -Choir,
during the past five months giving
Recitation— Gertrude Palmer,
such general satisfaction to the pa-
Recitation— Nettie Burdick
trons that they desired her election
Solo- Mrs. H. Brehaut.
as principal. Miss Mattie Shively
Exercise Three young People
was elected to the primary depart
Remarks— Rev. Grant Stewart-
ment.
Following program the ladies
This is one of the best rural will serve ice creats aud cake in the
schools in Lane Counrty.
J banquet hall at io cents per dish.
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BEGAN
We hare decided to clone oat our entire .stock
of Millinery by J uly 1st, regardless o f cost. A
complete line of new and up-to-date styles. Come
and make yoar selections early
Remember on
opportunity like this is seldom offered. A call
will convince you such prices were never mode
here before. Trimmed and I hit rimmed. Shapes,
Street and Tailored flats, Caps, lfoods, Bonnets,
Rtc., at and below cost.
40c, 60c, 75c per yd
Now 4 0 and 6 0 cents
Other trimmings, such as Ribbons, Flowers,
Foliage, Feathers, Plumes, Etc., to be had at very
low prices.
Misses Newland
Cottage Grove Flour Mills
M A N U F A C T U R E R S OF
Flour and Feed
Remember that the Cottage Grove Flour is sold
ots merits, at lowest living prices. We use 25
per cent hard wheat iu our Pride of Oregon
brand. This Flour will produce more berad
per sack than the cheap varieties now offered.
Try it once and be convinced, and at the same
time encourage a home enterprise : : : : :
HELP US KEEP THE WHEELS TURNING
HARTUNG & HANSEN
N e w K irin
N ew G oods
FOR THE
S
COST
Monday Morning, June 19
T. A w b r e y .
W . W. Cotton, for many years
Arrangements are being made to | Christian Science Services
attorney for the O. R. & N. Co., is fill your application for rainbow (
In Woodmen Hall
to be appointed U. S. District Judge trout which will be delivered at j
Sunday, 11 a. m.
for Oregon to succeed Judge Bel­ Cottage Grove by Bureau of Fish- |
linger, deceased. The appointment tries cars within 40 day9. Please I
There will be services at the
meets with great approbation e x ­ indicate by return mail on the
cept perhaps with those who regard accompanying card your readiness Presbyterian church Sunday morn­
all corporation management as only to receive the fisb.
. ing . and
. . evening. Public cordially
AN ELEGANT SUMMER BOOK
another name for extortion and
Have ready on the depot plat- i'«vited, strangers and so,ourners .n
vays welcome,
corruption. However, Cotton is a form placed for an immediate trans- ' theclt* always
R. C. G r a c e , Pastor.
well equipped man for the place, ler of the fish when the train stops,
Splendid Publication Just Issued by the
and far too broad in views and clean cans or other vessels, each
Oregon Railload and Navigation
Company.
training to allow bimself to be in-. holding not less than five gallous.
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tluouced by things improper. He gnough cans should be provided to
comes of a good family, bis father ' |10 j j , 1G gallons.
‘-Restful Recreation Resorts,'- the |
having years ago served in the U.
G eo . M. B ow er .
1905 Summer Book issued by the i
S. senate from Illinois, and the
department of tbe Oregon Railroad
The above letter was recently re- I ^
THE FAMOUS LITTLE PILLS.
judge, for we may now apply that ceived by Mr. Awbrey, who some j
and Navigation Company, of forty- ;
title, has been talked of for the
For quick relief from Biliousness,
eight pages and cover. The book
time since put in an application for
senate from Oregon. He is not a young trout which when received
Sick Headache, Torpid Liver, Jaun­
is printed on heavy white paper,
politician, however, though a pro­ he will place in the small streams j dice, Dizziness, and all troubles aris­
fifty-eight cuts being used to illus­
nounced republican, and never at­
trate the trips up and down the
tributary to the Row river and the j ing from an i nactive or sluggish liver,
tempted to organize u campaign for ! Coaid Fork. Some months ago he j DeWitt's Utile Early Risers are un­
Columbia river, to the mountains’
that office.
Besides being a
beeches, inland resorts uad fountains
: built a small hatchery near the | equalled.
thoroughly trained lawyer, Cotton ; Flour mills, aud after the eggs were
They act promptly and never gripe.
of healing. The cover is done in
is a farmer, uot of the theoretical
They are so dainty that ills a pleasure
three colors, adding materially to
hatched the little fish were placed j to take them. One to two act as a
book class but practical and suc­
the beauty and effectiveness of the
in the mill race, being preven'ed | mild laxative; two or four act as a
cessful. He is but 15 years of age,
publication, which may be had by
from escapitig by fine wire screens.
pleasant
and
effective
cathartic.
They
iu perfect health aud thus bids fair
sending two cents in stamps to A.
By such efforts it will be but a . are purely vegetable and absolutely
a term of thirty years on the beuch.
L. Craig, General Passenger Agent
few years before these streams will [ harmless. They tonic the liver.
of the Oregon Railroad and Naviga­
lurmsh splendid angling.
FRBPARHD ONLY BY
tion Company, Portland, Ore. It is
W a s Honest In Politics.
E . C . D .W it t & C o ., C h i c a g o
a good thing to send to your friends
A Good In v e s t m e n t.
This is the way in which Mark
in the East who expect to visit the
J. P . R ogers, a Salem business F o r Sa.1“ by the Modern P harm acy
Twain once introduced Gen. Joseph
Lewis aud Clark Exposition.
man,
bought
a
large
block
of
Jap­
R. Hawley at a public meet­
ing, according to the Hartford anese bonds before the fall of Port
Times: “ I see I am advertised to Arthur for 88 cents. The bonds
inSand.vne *1.0 mnal.nS r\ C ♦ 1 a r> mt|)P n r « n o w w o r t li *41 Oil ort/1 nro o v
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at our Store.
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All kinds of country produce bought and sold.
SPECIAL
BARG AIN S
are being offered in many departments of our merchandise stock aud it
will pay you to give us a call.
When ready fo buy look for the sign of the
McCORMICK LINE— THE 0 K LINE
For your General Merchandise call on the reliable firm of
of machines which embraces binders, reapers,
CURRIN a VEATCH
headers, header binders, rice binders, mowers,
hay rakos, hay tedders, com binders, com
shockers, buskers and shredders, knife grinders
and binder twine.
Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes
McCormick machines are
fully illustrated and described in detail in a
handsome book beautifully printed in colors,
which will bo supplied to anyone interested in
harvesting machines.
WYNNE
HARDWARE
HARDWARE
CO.
PLUMBING
4TH OF JULY
CELESRATION!
AT EUGENE
Programme of the day will commence at 10 a. m.
with a grand military and civic parade, surpassing
any parade over given in Eugene. Three Bands!
Orations by popular speakers! Sports! Races!
High wire and acrobatic acts afternoon and evenihg.
Baseball— Cliemawa vs. Eugene! Costly fireworks!
After which,
A SPECIALTY
M I N E R S ’
S U P P L IE S
I
S to v e s,
tools T i n w
FIRE
ARMS
are
PIPER a VANDENBURG
HAY, CRAIN, FLOUR and M ILL FEED
Flur *1.05 per Sack.
Hay $10.00 per Ton
All Goods delivered in city free of
charge
FREE DANCE AT ARMORY D. C. Baughman