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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (May 11, 1909)
m o n e y Genuine Favorite l o a n e d On R eal Estate Long Tim e E asy Paym ents Reliable Representatives Wanted . OLD AGE TENSIONS. W bat la 10 flue ns to be able to bring a happy smile Into the face and eyes of the aged poor? Like a rare burst of sunshine ou a dreary day are the Illumined faces of half a million aged and Indigent go\ em inent pensioners of Kuglaml ou their weekly pay duy. Fort W orth, Texas, or Jackson, Mississipi The first paym ent of old uge pen slous began in th at country in January. The applicant for an old age peu sluu iu England must he seventy years of age aud have a yearly Income of THEN AND NOW COTTAGE GROVE LEADER. less than $175. No one who has re T u H i a y s & n l F rid a y s . ceived poor law relief or who has been Wheu we were young, people convicted of a crime cau be a pension Ill K I.KAOKK PUBLISHING CO. (Inc.) had colds, soaked their feet in hot er.The total am ouut to be paid this C uvskr A D u B in u i, - Editors water and Rot well: now they have year by the govern m eat Is $73.000,000 Knt.rMi at tin » Cottage (Jrovt drove partoSe* a* wo d a grl Pi** take all sorts of dope —tremendous rem inder of B ritain’s poor. m d-elass matter. I and stay sick all summer. ¿Then very Paym ents are made at tbe postof- they had a sore throat, wrapped a flces. where lines of bent, feeble fig m aNuiim oii ia tm piece of fat pork in an old sock, ures gather (o receive llielr weekly Weekly, one year, ft.SO, months SEMI-WF.PKLV. tied it arouud their neck at night | ; dole. One Year A correspondent gives some of these Hu Mouths and went to work the next morn |Incidents: Three Months ing; now they have tonsilitis, a A feeble old man aud wife were 9d. apiece. “Here, lass.” said surgical operation and four weeks given old 3s. husband, •TI'RSDAY, MAY tl 190*1, "yon be the keepei in the house; then they had a the of It all. Let your purse be fat foi The JacKson Loan Q Trust Co. The new Glass Oven Door Range with Heat Thermometer, all Mal leable. The newest and Best. Largest stock of Ranges ever brought to this city. Refrigerators all sizes styles and prices. 3B SL Accuracy In compounding prescrip-1 tions combined with the purity of all our DRUGS Has given us an enviable) reputation with a long list of patrons. If yon want satisfaction in the line of Drugs or Patent Medicines, j give us a trial. Griffin * Veatch Co. Everything in Hardware Benson’ s Pharmacy stomach ache, now they have ap- j once." / Guns and Ammunition FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD. j peudicitis, a $d00 surgical opera- i A fat purse with less than $2! Cottage Grove, Oregon Two needlewomen, sisters, aged tion and six feet due east and west I nearly eighty, whose eyes Imd failed A reward of $.SO will be paid by iu th e g ra v e y a rd ; th en th ey g ot a tuein. received the blight shillings the Leader Publishing Co. to any jo b ; now th ey ac ce p t a p ositio n . ! Just lu time to save them from being Mascom II. Clarke, editor of the Their last stick of furniture^ "American Thresherman," the person or persons who will submit th e., th ey w ore u n d erclo th es: n ow I «*“»*"• ou which they had been living, was leadiug paper of its kind in the evidence, which will bring valxiut th ey w ear lin g erie: th en th ey w ent j gone. A totteriug dame whu »e certificate United States; Lee Hardin of In the arrest and conviction of any to a re sta u ra n t, now th ey go to a [ showed eighty-five said ns dianapolis, Indiana, representing violator of the local optiou law in cafe; I hen they broke a leg, now ! she took she her was stipend: "Thank good one of the largest of American the city of Cottage ('.rove, either they fracture a limb: then they j ness! Now I can linve some plum manufacturers; ami Morris t). by conducting a blind pig, Ixxit- went crazy, now they have brain | pudding.” One frail, gentle old soul was no Eldredge of the United States De legging or bv violating the local storms: then congressional candi Impressed by tier riches that she guv« partment of Agriculture, unite iu optiou law in any other way. dates paid good, hard money; now a lieggar threepence. they send garden seeds; then it A blind old lady said lu a quavering the statement that the ( iregon Cardens aud grain are much was father aud mother: now its voice when she was led lit, “I couldn't Threshermen held the most suc trust anybody to collect so tuuch mon cessful convention of its kind ever benefited by the splendid rain. old man nr old woman.—Junction ey." Surely, you say, $1.25 per w eek- gathered together iu this country, "Is there no unwritten law for Times. $2 50 for married people Is little to and that the entertainment at broken-hearted widows or father rejoice over. But NO DOUBT OF IT It means a hit of ground to grow Portland was superior to that ever less children?” vegetables at l »billing per week, 3 given in any other ciO . These shillings for food, 3s. fid. for clothing, gentlemen were invited out to Many a good man has gone a few pennies for the old wrong by being bull-headed iu in Cottage Grove is jubilant over leaving ninn’s tobacco and maybe snuff for tbe show Oregon how—they them prospects of the Nesmith county sisting that he was right. selves were shown. All agree in old wife proposition being submitted to the Aud It means self respect! chief credit for this success The farmer’s harvest comes once voters of the stale at the Novem I Well, If you pension your soldier, giving to Secretary Philip S. Hates of the ! who destroys, why not pension yonr a year. The poultrvman’s har ber election. Advocates of the Industrial soldier, who builds up? Oregon Threshermen. vest comes every day iu the year. Is he who, living a sober, Indus proposed new county to be hewed trious life, building houses and roads Klamath Falls now has a real Mr. ('.ompers says just as good out of Lane and Douglas have and digging ditches, less worthy of railroad, and a “ Railroad Day" men as he have been iu jail. Sure been busy circulating initiative rem em brance and care wheu be Is old broken tlmu the soldier, who was celebrated Monday June 7. enough! John Iiuiiyan, not to petitions iu the different portions and wounds and wastes, kills and de Prominent men from tnntiy sections speak of others. of the state and the people, as iu stroys? most cases, are liberal with their England Is fur In advance of us in were present. There are lots of At last it came. The much signatures. othei communities iu ( Iregon that doubt sufficient this particular. wished for Oregon mist, after a liâmes cau be No We have not so many worthy and j would be delighted to hold similar I f — secured to bring the poor, but those we have we r e __, . , ,, cessation of more than a month. matter before the voters next fall. aged ward w lth -th e poorbouae! .c e le b ra tio n s. In tin s co n n ectio n , Hveryltody rejoiceth as a result. — Eugene Register. ----------- the I.akeview Hoard of Trade is (JERONIMO, APACHE CHIEF. 1 working with Klamath Falls to It is possible for a man to have a good many friends one day, aud A city is kept clean by every ^ The Inst of the “bad Indians" Is wartl ,lle (.ollstnlctiol| of roads All K in d » of almost none the next. People like man sweeping in front of his own j (Jeronimo, one of the most notuble wT**c T* w ill g iv e I.ak ev iew its of Amerloan savages, chief of the j sh a re of benefit from th e new rail an excuse to go back on a matt. door. A city is made beautiful by cruel Apaches, died I road. Feed each man keeping his home neat recently and at bloodthirsty Vou can’t tell many people by and his front yard in order. Even white man. Fort Still, a prisoner of the i . . . .. . , , ,, , . word of mouth what you have to a rented place is pretty if the (Jeronimo gave the frontier army I L eslie s W eek ly p u b lish es in sell, hut you can tell nearly 1000 tenant has pride enough to keep it the most serious task It ever under- j its la te st n u m b e r a p ic tu re sh o w in g I th e c o n te n ts o f th e store room on people twiee-a-week through the neat aud clean. Where all the to,lly A fter years of cam paigning ag a in st]., Leader. the able and wily chief It finally be-1 le s*ea ,n er H a m b u rg , w ith and Hay | houses and yards are well kept cam e necessary to perm it the Amer- ¡su p p lies used for th e farew ell b all- The Corvallis Gazette is now that street attracts the attention of loan troopers to oroaa the border into j q u e t te „d e re d R oosevelt on his Mexico and to penetrate Into tlie fast- j. . . issuing a daily papier. It is a passersby. It does not take much nesses C H A S . M A T T H E W S , P ro p rie to r. the Sonora m ountains to of- 1 ec e ,,l trip acro ss th e A tla n tic , great advertisement for the live time to make a place neat, and the feet his of capture. F orem o st am o n g th e good th in g s city at the head of navigation ou sight of a neat place raises the Ill flu* pursuit of (Jeronimo both displayed are numerous boxes of estimation a place has for a family. General Miles and General Lawton the Willamette. ns Indian Hood River apples, and fortunate To have a city beautiful the people made their It is reputations no treason in say that ly for Hood River and Oregon the Chiua now owns its telegraph who own the houses and the | In fighters. native ability (Jeronimo wns the boxes are so placed that the labels system—which makes us wonder people who rent houses must take greatest tactician of the trio. if it is'nt quicker to send the Chi an interest. Attention to details The old chief was In captivity for are easily read iu the picture. more than twenty years. nese language by freight than try make beauty. It Is snld lie "professed religion” a As a result of the municipal' to strain the wires with it. The Standard High Grade Fence of the year or so liefore he died. However primaries held at Portland Satur- : that may tie. It is safe to say his eagle day former United States Senator World. There is over 400 miles of this A Roseburg man who has only “Affinities" are to be officially heart constantly brooded over the Joseph Simon, republican, and famous wire fence in Douglas county, Oregcm. been iu the poultry business altout branded as "undesirable citizens” a year, exhibited a money order hope that be might somehow escape former Circuit Judge M. G. Mun This is High Carbon Spring Wire which will lllierty and Ills native mountains of Iv, democrat, will face each other ! by the Nebraska legislature and for $•>*) sent from Hillings, Mont., to Arizona. keep its shape when properly stretched. Will imprisoned whenever caught in Like many of Ills race, Geronimo iu June for mayoralty honors. carry a full stock of wire at all times. for 10 dozen of his chickens to Ite was eloquent In speech. Years ago, that state, says the Guard. And delivered as early as possible. The pointing to the west, he said: that's not freak legislation, either. order PERT PARAGRAPHS. "The sun rises and shines for a In q u iro of wns brought to him through lime, and then it goes down, sinking The immense Swift packing judicious advertising. DAVID ÜRKÍGS, or STRARNS & CHRN0WITH, Agents If you violate the rules of health ! out of sight, and Is lost. So w ith the plant being erected at Portland Indians. When I wns a boy my fa Old Man Death Is pretty likely to catch Cottage Grove, Ore. OaKland, Ore. will create a market for Oregon Roseburg’s three days' straw- j tber told me that the IndlauB were as you at it. many ns the leaves on the trees. 1 raised meats second to none in the ! Iierry festival liegins Thursday. ! never saw them. The white man took Self made men alw ays have to suli United States. Get busy and ve- 60 YEARS’ J them. In n few years more the In- mlt to the analysis of somebody else. EX P E R IE N CE cure a bunch of beef cattle and a i Teddy assassinated a big rhinoc | dian will be beard of no more, except Desl iuy may be I In the books the w hite man writes." drove of hogs. leroue a few days ago. W. T. KAYSER w aiting for you j A prophecy th at Is patliettcstly be V \ / E have a splendidly se- Y V lected line of Parasols in the latest patterns for ladies, misses and children. For the comfort of men we have the coat less suspenders, to be worn under the shirt. They are cool and comfortable and don’t show when the coat is off, BüFlIiolier-lools Co. COTTAGE GROVE FLOUR MILLS M ill Gratin J THE PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE. N o Man is Stronger Than His Stomach A itra ag man it .Iron* all over. N o mao can be eironl who ia avfering from weak atom ach w ith ita aonaequeut indifeation, or from some other disease el the atom ech and ita aaaociated organa, which im- peira digestion end nutrition. For when the atom ech ie week or diaeeaed there ia a loaa of Iht nutrition aoaatnined lead, which ia th t source of all physical •trea ftk . When a man " d o e s n ’t feel ¡oat rig h t," when he doesn't sleep well, hat en uncom fortable ieoliod ia the stom ach after eating, ia languid, nervous, irritable and desposad* mat, he is Ineiag the nutrition needed to m ake strength. $ • • » • m e n e k a m lt see D r . P ie r c e ’ a G o M e a m e t ic a l D le e e r e r r . I I capo* tle e a a e a e l th e m tem eck a m t a l t e r a rte m e a t t l t e a l l a a m a t a m lrllla a . I I e a rlc k e e ik e k l e a t . la e lta ra te e Ik e H e a r, e tr e a tik e a a Ik e k lt a e y a . a a a rle k e e Ik e a e re e a, m a t ea H I V E * H E A L T H » H D S T H E H U T H T O t h e w h o l e m o o r. Y nn can 't aford to accept a ire rtt nostrum ea a substitute for this non- elcoholic m edicine or s n o w s ensarnam os, not even though the urgent dealer may thereby m ake a little bigger profit. Ingredients printed on w rapper. Cottage Grove Dray Co. P atents ju st around the ing fulfilled corner, so cheer But— up. Where has been told In |H>em or prose or drntnn or music the story of I RADC MARKS No man Is per D esig n s the American aborigine and Ills true fect except per COPV RIGHTS AC character? Anyone •ending a sketch and description may haps occasionally quickly ascertain our opinion free w hether an Ou the one hand is the dictum of the Is probably patentable. Conimunlca- when lie Is a fool invention Indian slayer of tbe plains th at "the M nnsstrlcfly confidential. HANDBOOK sent. free. ( »blest agency for seen ring on p a Pat te n eat« t^ only good Indian Is a dead Indian,'' Patents taken through Mntin & Co. recetrs There may be I tptcitU notice, w ithout chnrge, in th e on the other tbe fanciful creations of no sea serpents, | the Cooper school of writers. though lots of | Both are caricatures. A handsomely Illustrated weekly. Largest cir men sec serpents. culation of any scientific Journal. Term s. a The Indian race, like all others. Is : and has lieeti composed of good, bad As a time killing device waiting for year; four m ouths, $L Sold by all newsdealers. I and Indifferent individualities. But something to turn up Is effective, what-1 Branch office. (5* F 8t* Washington, D. € • ' j It has produced some really great ever may tie said of Its profitableness. men The flower of that race Is worthy Not so Far Off of a high and perm aneyt place In 1 American history and fiction and poet C. M AC Y ♦ ry Teacher: "What is the mean $ A great «apaclty for frjendsbip. a ing of ’elecution,’ Harold?" D E N T IS T rude but strong sens«, of Justice, n Pupil: "it's the way people Í CI aas W ork. Over Haul d läge deathless love of lllierty. a belief In are put to death in some states."— Grove. C ottage tv rove. O regon. Immortality, m artyr stoicism -tbcsA Puck. are rare and trem endous traits. Scientific American. MUNN*C o . 36,b""*"’' New York D I • 1 PR O PR IETO R All Kinds of Hauling and Heavy Dray Work Moving Pianos a Specialty With Sjiccinl Equipment OFFICF. at ). V. Thornton's Confectionery. Office, 1426 HIONK Residence, .TÇM AUTOMOBILES 3 e o , M itc h e ll a n d Stod- a r d -D a y to n c a rs $ 5 5 0 to $4 .0 0 0 FRANK B F N N F T T . F ugen*. O r. 12 and P ea rl afa. P h o n e Red /V i