Cottage Grove leader., December 22, 1908, Image 2

Intelligence W ill
Be the Capital of
the Future.
BIBKUOLDIR-WOODS CO.
Are Selling at Cost their
Stock of
By JE A N JULES JUSSERAND. fre n c h A m b n u d o r lo the
U nited Statee.
♦INTELLIG EN CE is the source of power which more
and more will set the big human factory in motion.
The ROLE O F M O N ET IS OH A N Q IN G , and,
colossal as is the part it plays in modern enterprises,
it has a more and more marked tendency to yield in
importance to that other source of power, that old
form of capital, IN TELLIG EN CE.
LADIES' AND MISSES’ RAINCOATS
Some Good Bargains in
A8
YEARS
PA 88
AND IN V E N T IO N S
M U L T IP L Y
AND
OUR
W A N T S BECOM E G R E A T E R IN T E L L IG E N C E W IL L BECOM E T H E
T R U E 8 T C A PITA L, W H IL E MONEY AND T H E R E S T W ILL BE BUT
G O U N T E R 8 TO R E P R E S E N T IT.
W o o l D re ss G o o d s
Another shipment of up-to-date
Coats, all sizes, as cheap
as you can buy elsewhere
BURKHOLDER-WOODS CO.
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER.
sing, hence everyw here carols are
sung. It is especially the child
re n 's d a y , it comes crowned with
T H K M CA DKK P U B L I S H I N G C O ( lita .)
gifts to them, an d as they count
E ditori*
C o.N N K .lt A I>U B R Ì I ! . ! . « ,
their imm ense treasures, the babble
E n t e r e d a t t h e C o tta g e ro v o postnm c© an see- of their joy is p erhaps the sweetest
o n d - c la s s m a tte r .
m usic th a t ascends from earth to
heaven. T h e promise th a t cam e
S U H 8 C K IP T IO N K A T E S
with the first C hristm as day e x a lt­
W e e k ly , o n e y e a r. 51.50.
m o n th s
SEMI WF.KKLV.
ed m an more th an an y th in g else
O n e Y ear
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Six M o n th s
since the creation. W hen it was
T h r e e M o n th s
said he was but a little lower th an
the angels, it was b u t a figure of
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1908.
speech. Hut the promise m ade it
a trem endous reality: it m eant for
C H RISTM AS
him im m ortal life—a life growing
more exalted through the ebb and
Christm as is once more draw ing
flow of endless ages, a change
near. It is an old festal day. It
like th a t w hich converts a grub
was a festal day long before the
into a butterfly in a physical sense
Christians adopted it, so long that
in an intellectual sense a splendor
even legends can not trace the
unspeakable. W hy, then, should
tim e back to the beginning of the
it not be a day of rejoicing, a day
custom, says Goodw in’s W eekly.
of fam ily reuuious; a day on
At first it was, |>erhaps, intended
w hich to m ake the hearts of child­
as a recognition of the gratitude
ren glad; a day of k in d greetings
of m ankind for the harvest, a day
to neighbors and friends; a day on
on w hich they could dress their
w hich to th a u k God for his
altars, offer oblations to their gods
mercies
and blessings, an d on
and rejoice over the bounties that
which
to
sing joy-songs and be
had come to them. Hut when the
C hristians fnted ujxm it as the n a ­ i glad?
T u 0 s 4 a y 9 a n d F rid a y s .
S ilen ce!
TW instinct at modewy natural to arary woman ia often a
| m t hindrance to the cure of womanly d.aaoaea. Women
ahrink from the personal questions of the local phyaieiea
which seem indelicate. The thought of rlam ination ia ab­
horrent to them, and so they endure in silence a condition
• f disease which surely progresses from had to worse.
II * « B e en D r . P i t r e » ’ a e r t e f / e f e f t c a r e m
g r e a t m a m r w o m e n a f t B a r e S n ea d a re tm g e
t e r a a e d e sty fa Ale a l t a r a t F R E E ea m a a lla -
tla n By la t t e r . X II corro a p o m d o m ea la B e fd
a a a n t r a d I t c o n f id e n tia l. A d d r e s s D r . m . r .
F ie r c e . B u ffa lo . H. T.
Dr. Pieres’a Favorite Proscription restores and regulates
the womanly function#, abolishes pain and builds up and
putt tbs finishing touch of health on ovary wank woman
who givaa ¡1 a fair trial.
It Make» Weak Women Strong,
Slek Women Well.
Yon can’t afford to accept a itr r ti nostrum as a substitute
for this non-alcoholic medicine or known co taros ition .
Intermediate
School Itemi i i k
H am ilton Eox is hack again
after a short spell of sickness.:
Miss Hurdick of IVrtluud was a
recent caller at the dormitory.
Elder H anson sjient the most of
last week in litis neighborhood.
T he ninth grade Algebra class
entered upon their work this a. m.
Some of the studeuts of the
Royal school visited the public
school Friday.
Messrs.
Earnest O herg and
W alter W eaks were visitors at the
school last week.
Mr. A. 1). Owens has purchased
sixty-eight head of A ngora goats
front Mr. S. C. V eatch.
l’rescott W heeler returned home
Friday evening from Y oncalla
where he sjtent last week.
T h e Chorus Club is getting
ready for another recital to be
given altout the las. of Jan u ary .
T he dormitory is a k ind of hos­
pital at present as a few of the
studeuts and teachers are sick
ow ing to colds and sore throats.
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Y ob W a it
Family Groceries, New Dry Goods
Fine Laces and Embroideries
Ladies' and Gents Shoes
AT
JOHNSON’S STORE
E verythin« new and no-to-date. Best brands and «fades ot
Fresh Groceries. C ountry Produce (» lig h t and sold. Call anti
see- w hat a doll.u will. Huy at VV. C. J O H N S O N S.
arm re
Edison Graphophones and Records,
Carving Sets, Silver Knives, Forks
and Spoons, Ornamental Candle Sticks
and many otlie» useful and appropriate
Holiday Gifts
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c o n tra cte d to deliver the big re ­
duction p lan t of the Kelso Mill &
M inuiug Co. on to their property
THE G R E A T E ST OF THESE.
in the Hohemia mines from -the end
of the railroad at Disston, an d Mr.
By A rth u r W . C opp.
Mosby inform s us th at the big job
“ T h re e th i n g s ,” said C h rist, “ My F a ­ was com pleted Friday, unusual
good w eather h aving been greatly F
th e r ask s;
T hese, th e n , I teach to th ee.
in their favor. T his big m illing
T h e se are th e th in g s th in e h e a rts m u st plant is being erected on w hat is
h o ld ;
know n as the Mayflower group of
F a ith , hope, a n d ch a rity . •
mines and will be set up this
“ F a ith , th o u sh o u k ls t have, for w ith o u t
w inter ready for operations when
th a t
spring opens.
T h o u ca n st n o t t o o k on h ig h ;
T h e M onday’s O regonian in
enum erating the features of its
forthcom ing New Year edition, in ­
cluding the w riteups of Oregon
products an d industries, m eutious
everything h u t m ines and m ining,
one of the principal products of
the state an d one of its chief in ­
dustries. If it overlooks th is im ­
portant factor in O regon’s in d u s­
trial and com m ercial enterprises it
will he a woeful oversight, how ­ H ope, th o u sliouU lst have, for w ith o u t
hope
ever, it is quite probable th a t the
IIow ca n st th o u p ierce th e sky?
big daily only neglected to en u m ­
B ut ch a rity , it m u s t lie th in e ;
erate this industry in M o n d ay ’s
W ith o u t its s o f t'n in g fold
p ap er,.an d will come out w ith its N o m an m ay lo o k u p o n h is C.od
A n d fash io n in H is m old.
usual fine m ining departm ent.
W. T. H an k in s has retu rn ed
from Dundee. Oregon, where he
spent the sum m er, to S tar to re ­
m ain indefinitely. Mr. H an k in s
is interested in lum bering.
“ S eest th o u th a t hooded wom an th ere?
EDITOR MOORHEAD
RECEIVES HIS ORDERS
H a t
IN T H K L IN K O K
To this transformation in the form of capital can be attributed the
splendid efforts tried of late to IM PR O V E T H E C O N D ITIO N S
OF T H E W ORKM AN AND MAKE H A P P IN E S S EA SIER OF
ACCESS TO HIM by placing at his disposal not mere pecuniary
allowances, but the intelligence and experience of those possessed of
the new capital, intelligence.
W hen considering these problems one is struck by the quantity
of useful help which consists in more information, in 'ATTENTION
B E IN G D R A W N TO FACTS U N O B SER V ED B Y -T H E W O R K ­
IN G M A N H IM SELF, too busy in the day and too tired at night.
Many of the PROBLEM S O F H IS L IF E SHOULD BE STU D IED Kelso Reduction Plant
by those who have more time and knowledge and the/solutions submit­
Delivered to Mines
ted to him. Of this sort, for example, is the problemkif food.
Intelligence can help the workingmen better tliajn money and yet
represent a considerable profit for those willing toilenrn—the work
1). A. Mosby w as in from l)is-
done by Dr. Landouzy in telling the workingmen ofJFranee what sort ston today and h ad the Leader
of food is best for them, according to their professions, and what it sent to his address for one year.
He is one of the freighters who
will cost.
W ho ta u g h t h e r wage of, sin?
T h e Springfield News carries
more an d larger live advertise­ W ho show ed to h e r th e re e lin g path?
W h at h o ld s h e r soul w ithin?
m ents of local business men than W ou ld st tliou, w ho ch eated ;it th e nets,
any country paper published in
W o u h lst th o u , w ho robbed th e road,
It is right to rem em ber the little
th e
W illam ette valley. Those W ou ld st tlio u , w ho filch ed th y m a s te r's
folks on Christm as, b u t d o n ’t for­ Springfield business men m ust lie
shop,
get the old ones. T h e gray-haired a live s^t.
M ake k een th is w o m an ’s goad?
father and mother, sitting alone by
“ W ho k n o w s b u t C.od th is w o m an ’s
cause
the fireside, from w hich the child­
l ‘K)H, taken altogether, has been
F o r all h e r sc arlet way?
ren have all departed, appreciate a a prosperous year for the Pacific W hen l i e fo rg iv es, th e n w o u ld st tlio u
d are
token of rem em brance from the coast. -Good crops and good
T o raise th in e h an d to llay?
absent sons and d aughters more prices, and everyone who tried has E ach b lack en ed soul h o ld s sleep w ith in
than anything else. Remember been able to p ut by som ething for
A reason for its fall;
(Toil know s, an d if thou lo v e s t H im ,
the old—they will pass but few the proverbial rain y day.
Show H im th y best of a l l ---------
more C hristm as days with you.
“ A n d th is, oh. m en w ho fo llo w Me
gfl'he people are alw ays right, if
A little c h a p whose father is a
T o w h ere My F a th e r redgns,
given tim e. Hut, occasionally, T his, th is is b o u n d less c h a r i t y .
prom inent m erchant, and, as such,
they require an enorm ous am ount
Ah, y e of e arth , th e s ta in s
never loses an opportunity to
of tim e to come to a just conclus­ T h a t com e of c rim e -b e g o tte n liv es
decant upon the virtues of ad ­
A re less before th e Tlierone
ion.
vertising one day asked his mother:
T han those th a t s ln v r on h a rd e n e d
h earts,
“ May Lucy and I play at keeping
It is unnecessary to “ wish you a
O n th o se w ho cast th_*. sto n e.
store in the front roBm?” “ Yes
Merry C h ristm as,” you will have “ Before th in e ey es on C a lv a ry
assented the m other, “ but you it anyw ay, if it is w ithin your
C h rist an d a d y in g tl lie f
m ust be very q u ie t.” “ All rig h t,” reach.
T h o u ’lt see, am i a t th e cro ss tlio u 'It
said the youngster, “ w e’ll pretend
hear
A w o m an 's hopeles ¿ g r ie f
we d o n ’t ad v e rtise .”
tal day -of the Messiah, a new
sacredness was attached to it and
a new joy. T he appropriateness
of it is increased as the date is
studied. T he longest night in the
year in northern latitudes is
passed: the sun th a t had been
w andering farther and farther
away, h as halted in his course and
has turned back, which is a prom ­
ise of andther spring and another
harvest. At the same tim e it
symbols to m an an aw akening
after the chill and the darkness
have run their course and the
daw n of a- perennial spring will l>e
his. So on the com ing of the day,
in every land there is a festival.
In E ngland on Christinas eve the
yule log is fired and great candles
lighted, fill all the rooms, an o u t­
w ard sign of festivities, while
within the fire place is holly-
crowned and the feast is spread,
Poultry raisers are ta k in g lots of
the roasts, the chicken and mince
interest in the show of the Lane
pies, the apples, the nuts and the
County Poultry Association a t E u ­
cider. T he churches hail the com ­
gene December 2 1st to 24th.
ing of the day with jov bells and
H andsom ely engraved silver tro ­
celebrate it with all the |K>mp of
phies will lie given ns prizes. T he
incense and organ and choir, as is
poultry product of Oregon is
becom ing to those who accept its
valued at five m illion dollars an
traditions and date a promise of
nti ally.
eternal life from i». T he story in
the Testam ent is that at its first
T he Cottage G rove Leader with
com ing new lights shone upon the com m endable enterprise, issues a
earth, an angel voice proclaimed handsom e holiday uum lier replete
the momentous news of the with interesting facts about th at
S aviour’s birth, while the siugiug section of Lane co u n ty .— Register.
of the heavenly host filled the
A million dollar paper mill is to
ether with joyous acclaim and the
lie built and operated at T acom a.
deep refrain, sounding down,
T he western publishers will wel­
thrilled the world. T he devout
come the enterprise.
believe that song is repeated on
every anniversary of that night,
A n open confession m ay he
and certain it is that the instinct good for th e soul, but it is hard on
of m an on that dav is likewise to!**le rePuia tiou.
Royal
M ark well, oh, m en, w h a t passes th e re ;
F o r c h a rity is n a rig h t,
But C.od’so w n bom jnlless, d e a th le ss love,
A nd th is th o u ’lt "have, b lo o tl-b o u g h t.’*
(Ju n ctio n City Tim es)
We have received a card from
the secretary of the L ane County
H u m or
Philosophy
Medical society inform ing us that
the society forbids their nam es b e­
B y ffU N C A N M .( SM IT H
ing used in connection with
m edical or surgical cases. We
PEUT PARAGrtAPHS.
w on’t, dear doctors. N either will
we use the usual prefix or suffix.
A c h ilc l^ th n ty
H ereafter you are just plain John w a j s d B M s e d /n p in fots/ b e e t c) III e s
wouhl bey the better'fiff-fan occai an al
Sm ith, or w hatever your nam e dressing (lewn
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might happen to be. Too bad,
A boy w ho Isn't Just ¡fox> in e a n h - 1 live'
though. W e were under the im
h a s s r m eriting th e mi fitter w tth \ h im
pression th at we owned th is paper . a O / s n 't likely to live 1 ting.
and could publish any news item
K s h o rt a n s w e r
within our know ledge, but we are
ti m o fte n h a s a
forbidden to do so. T h is edict
It tog ra n g e a n d a
may apply to some of their bung
n ^de score
ling surgical operations, or in ad
^ T b e beet »way to ’
m inistering the wrong medicine.
■ l» srre d ltj a sto ry
It would no doubt violate the law
rant to
|to sen d
of ethics to m ention the doctor lie
la r o u t
fore th e ’undertaker com pleted his
tw r e fu te 1C
task . Awfully glad you men
tiotied your com m and. In an u n ­
P , A g a m e roan
j-tmi e r » ta r ts an y
guarded moment we mentioned
I Thing t h a t he
the A bbotts whose patient sleeps
(
I ha^'t w illin g to
in the cemetery west of here; then
k see» th e flntsh o f
"n an y w ay .
there was another p atien t n ot a
' f j / M n e a r l y ' w illing.
hundred miles fiom here, died in
the p h y sician ’s office. We co n ­
T h e re roust b e sons-itoO B torkW im und
sidered him blameless, hut we eold, d rip p in g A v ret ih to n te * * <nr th e
hot h ead ed one! ik o n » I j j r c o i t c « « n e t
apologize for m entioning it. W e’ll fkom s p o n ta n e o ir ^ . nilhi^UonX
not do it again, th a t is, w e’ll not
A d e a f a n d itu m b m an n i l s a auil lu a h le
side in. T his M. D. m andate will
co m p an io n , fu n ynftw i,rd 4 i f «noA1
^cheer,
not he strictly observed by this In c o m p a riso n A v ljh /th , ie4
rosa RStflVa
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paper, it will rath er provoke a h a b itu a l g ro o o b *
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tendency to give “ full p articu lars”
Ju stic e ^ Is t l / e t r i i l ,L '/tlait w a ^ llN W Ä t
should any case come to our notice —th a t I s ,ilf Agir n r | ■ (g -craltteo tn 'B cfiiie
wherein the physician is at fault. It a n d Ita «ijpiicafo Ion.
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Dependable
Varieties
Natnrally you want the b e st-
only .those sorts that will yield the
greatest return on your orchard
investment.
Are you planting Stark Trees?
H n í p r l t r s lor H a r t a r e
CO TTAG E G R O V E
FLOUR
MILLS
All Kinds of
Mill Feed
G r a c ili
and Hay
C H A S . M A T T H E W S , Proprietor.
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Fashion Stables
You should, because “ Stark T rees Bear
F ru it“ —the kind of fruit that brings the
highest prices on all m arkets. F o r 83
years Stark T rees have been th e standard
by which nursery stock is m easured. Stark
varieties are always the best and most up-
to-date varieties. E very tree is grown on
scientific principles by the largest nursery
in the world (capital $1,000,000) and
every tree has our reputation behind it.
Western Varieties
T his year we are especially strong on the
varieties popular with western orchardists
such as apple (chiefly the unexcelled 1-
y e a r), P each, Pear, C herry, A pricot, Plum ,
Sm all F ruits, e tc ., and wc want your o r­
d e r w hether for one Stark T ree o r one
.million. W rite for our Stark F ru it Book.
Stark D elicious Apple
First Class Livery, Sale and Feed Barn in Connection
&
P o w e ll
T u lla r,
P ro p .
THE PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE.
is a wondrous success, and solely
on its genuine merit is the most
talked of apple today. This is what
one of the greatest commision
houses in the country says of it:—
“ Last y ear we secured one carload o f D el­
icious from W ashington and placed them
in sm all lots in Chicago and large Eastern
cities at 40 p er cent m ore in price than o th ­
er varieties we handled at that tim e. W h o ­
ever had them last year, have repeatedly
asked for them this year before our supply
arrived. T h is year we are selling Delicious
at 50 per cent m ore than Jonathan, Grim es
G olden, R om 2 Beauty, A lexander, etc.
T h ey are just what particular people want
in a fine table apple, being neither too sweet
nor too sour, a fine looker and have good
keeping qualities. W e unhesitatingly say we
consider it the best all round apple, espec­
ially for tab le use, and in our estim ation
D elicious should head the list of all ap p les."
H .W o o d s C o ., Commission M erchants
Chicago, 111., By C. W . W ilm eroth.
T . H . A tkinson, Evangelist-O rchm rAst
C helan C ounty, W ashington., •w rittt:
“ 100 7 r e a r o ld D elicious tre e s in th e Rlnckman or
chard. K ittita s C o .. W a sh in g to n , a re b o w e d to th e
ground w ith th e ir fruit a nd this y e a r, w h en p ric e s
a re lo w , tu rn e d a re v e n u e to th e o w n e r of $ 2 0 0 0 .0 0
F ig h t y e a rs ago th is land c ould have b e e n p urchased
for a trifle. T o d a y $3000.00 p e r acre w o uld n o t buy
it. S ta r k t r e e s m a k e le n d fa b u lo u s in v a l u e . **
Wc have 1,250,000 Delicious trees
this year—hardly enough to supply
the demand. How many do ya«
want? Better order early.
Have you tasted this royal fruit?
If not. w e w ill send a box of 3 specim ens on re ­
ceip t of 25 c e n ts to pay p a rtial e x p re ss charges.
(N o ch arg e ia m ade for th e fru it). T h e 2S c e n ts w e
w ill reb in d to you o n th e first o r d e r o f tre e s se n t
us. S end for th e fruit to d ay and aak for our N e w
Delicious Booklet. It is free.
Stark Bro*9 Nurseries
& Orchards Company
Louisiana
Missouri U. S. A.
A b ig discount on ladies suits,
coats and furs at XV. A. Hetneti-
ways.
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The Standard High Grade Fence of the
World.
There is over 400 miles of-this
famous wire fence in Douglas county, Oregon.
This is High Carbon Spring Wire which will
keep its shape when properly stretched. Will
carry a full stock of wire at all times.
I n q u ire of
DAVID GRIGGS,
or STF.ARNS & CHEN0WITH, Agents
Cottage Grove, Ore.
Oakland, Ore.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DRAY I NO
Iie p n rtm e n t o f the In te rio r,
U. H. L a n d Offle<Mvt R o se b u rg , Ore.
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given
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nude hog
a ten 1 1 e n tr y No. 13743, M R, O.'dn fo r tl
Leave orders at Cunningham’s Con N o rth W ent q n n r te r of th e N o r
fedionery Phone 73 or phone
i W e st q u a r t e r S ectio n 28, T o w n ah
21 S o u th . R ange 4, W ent of the W
residence 4 0 6
la m e tte M erirlan, ha» filed n o tice
in te n tio n t o m a k e final five yen
pro o f t o e sta b lish claim t o tl
land a b o v e d e scrib ed , before Itegl
te r a m i R eceiver a t R oseburg, O t
g o n on th e 23rd d a y of J a n u a ry . P m
c la im a n t n a m e s a s witnesses.
Hauling Done Promptly at
Reasonable Charge
W . A. HOGATE
C. C. W atkins, O. T. Oleson, J o l
Watkins, M. A. Clark, all of Cor
stock, Oregon.
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