Cottage Grove leader., July 30, 1909, Image 2

Blue River Mine« Active.
OH! FOR A RAT
!
A. II. Taylor, general manager
of the Blue Bird Mining company
of Blue River, Oregon, has just ar­
rived from Portland where he has
been purchasing a 30-horse boiler
and eugine, and sawmill complete
for his company. The company
now have a crew of men building
j road and grading out for the mill
site and buildings, and as soon as
the lumber can be sawed, will be­
gin the installation of a ten stamp
| mill and all necessary buildings,
, sheds, etc. They expect to have
the plant in operation by the last
of October.— Kugene Register.
A Sensible Breakfast
ALL OUT OF SORTS
Has
Any Cottage Grove Person
Never Felt That Way?
Peel a ll o u t o f a o rta ?
T ired , tilue, Irrita b le , nervous?
B a c k feel lam e an d a ch y ?
T h a i's th e sto r y of sick kidn eys—
Had lilooil c irc u la tin g a b o u t:
I'r lc acid poisoning the body.
J u s t one w ay t o feel rig h t a g a in . I
Cure th e sluggish k id n ey s :
H o lt w ith B onn 's K id ney Pills.
D o an 's linve cured m any C o tta g e j
P ro v e people
H ere's one case
Mrs. J . K . B a r r e tt, C o tta g e llro v e ,
Oregou, s a y s : " I suffered lo r y e a rs |
from kidney tro u b le , the most annoy- i
lug sy m p tom being it dlitlcurty w ith I
the kidney secretions, i n s t i l m an y
rem edies and sp e n ts o m e tim e in a ]
h o sp ita l b u t did nut receive much re ­
lief. 1 fin ally learned of Oosn’-al
Kidney pills and procured them ill
B en so n 's ph arm acy, 'th e y lam ented I
me from th e first and I a m g la d to
recom m end th em .” 1
P o r sa le by a ll d ealers. Price 5n
¡ce n ts
P oster-M lllm rn C o , Buffalo.
New Y o rk , so le a g e n ts fo r th e I lilted
S la te s.
Beniem her t i i e n a m e —D o a n ’s —
! and t a k e n o o th er.
Genuine
Favorite \
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.
Griffin * Veatch Co,
The staple or what the French
call the “ piece de resistance,” of a
breakfast should consist of some 1 Gildersleve-Wheeler Wedding.
form of meat, fish, egg or milk, or i
j its equivalent in a starch or sugar, I The wedding of Miss Alice
| like bread, toast or cakes, says Dr. Wheeler and Willis W. Gilder-
Woods Hutchinson in Woman’s sieve Tuesday evening, |uly 27,
Home Companion for August. at 7:dH was unique in several
These may be supplemented by respects. Elder H. W. Babcock,
hot breads, gems or biscuits, with of the Adventist church, grand­
----------------------------------•—
father of the bride and who is past
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER. The State Fair of Oregon is the proper modicum of fat in the ninety
years old, performed the
shape
of
two
or
three
pats
of
butter,
Tviesd& vs n n d F r id a y s .
growing very rapidly,
keeping
ceremony,
making the third mar-
sugar
and
the
alkaline
salts
in
the
apace with the general improve­
TIIH I.KA11KK IMIH I.ISI11 NO CO. (Ini'.)
ments of our state, and attempt­ shape of some fruit or preserves or j riage ceremony he has performed j
In all departments are arriving and
He
C o n n Kit .V D u B r i i i . i .E ,
E d ito rs ing to encourage the development syrup upon cakes, and an access­ since his ninetieth birthday.
are being placed upon the shelves
ory or appetizer in the form of tea, also united the bride’s parents,
KnLi'r*.) Ml Un* (Jouaxv Ornve pnstnSlre An sec­ of agriculture in all its branches.
Mr. and Mrs. W. X’ . Wheeler,
ond-clam m ailer.
Much encouragement has been coffee or coacoa.
and tables for your inspection.
The so-called cereals ami break­ twenty-eight years ago. lie him­
given to the State Board of Agri
stilts« IIII-riON
We are fortunate in having made
One W ar
SI.» culture by the legislature, largely fast foods ought not to be made self has been married over sixty
S ix Mimi h i
75
years.
Grandfather
and
Grand­
Sn due to the assistance of the state the mainstay of the breakfast
r h r e e Munitili
As
some exceptionally good buys for
press. Funds thus secured have accessories before or after, they are mother Wheeler also married over
fall and you- will lie pleased with
ino*).
been expended very satisfactorily admissible and useful, but they! S'x ty years ago, were present.
IfRII>AY, Jl'LY .io,
Many
relatives
were
present
and
the selections and price. Come to
to the people at large and for such lack seriously in steaming power,
in proportion to their weight, bulk friends from the vicinity of the
expenditures
will
be
found
on
the
( Iregoiiiaiis are still enjoying
“ the best lighted store between
State Fair grouuds, many perma­ and power of satisfying the appe bride’s home and Cottage Grove.
spring weather.
At
seven-thirty
o’clock
Mrs.
Portland and Frisco” where you
nent buildings and other substan­ rile.
J . O. Van Winkle played Mendels­
The man who never does any­ tial improvements that gives this
/IN /IN /IN /IN can S E E what yoiT buy.
sohn’s wedding March when the
Saginaw Items.
thing is never criticised for what state institution much more promi­
groom
was
escorted
under
the
wed­
nence and importance.
This
he does.
Several cases of measles around ding bell by his brother, Mr.
year’s Fair promises to excell any
here.
George Gildersleve, while tho
What is a fellow going to do previous fair held, especially in
L. Jensen returned Monday from bride, leaning upon the strong
about it when a court invites con­ the live stock section, owing to the
arm of her youngest
brother, ■
tempt by its actions?
fact that many eastern breeders the Couer ’dAleue country.
Hit
am
was
led
under
the
bell. I
Frank
says
he
knows
where
Thaw 's money seems to lie hold­ have announced that they will
The bride’s maid was Altha !
stop
at
the
State
Fair
en
route
to
j
there
is
“
China
pheasant
nest,
ing out well. He is now about to
the exposition at Seattle.*
Will Cudahy is working at Do- Gildersleve, and Mrs. Geo. Gilder j
be pronounced sane.
1 retia getting out telephone posts. sieve acted as matron of honor !
The flower girls, Edith Wheeler’ 1
There are 300 men working on
Disgusted with being handi­
Tom Miller with the help of his
the Swift packing plant at Port­ capped, held back and harassed by dogs killed a coyote the first of the and Ketla Johnson, strewed sweet
peas before the bride. When the
land which is to be opened this fall. Willamette valley people in general week.
ceremony was finished, the bride
and Salem citizens in particular,
All Kinds of
Miss Etta Owens and Miss Mary threw her boquet of roses to a I
It is to be hoped that the city
secession from Oregon and the Angel have been employed to
council will not be backward about
creatiug of a new state is being teach our school the coming year. number of her girl friends who i
going forward with the paving
M ill F e e d
were eagerly waiting to catch it, I
advocated in southern Oregon.
project.
Mr.
Mouteitli,
a
brother
of
Mrs.
but
while
it
was
yeHn
the
air,
Mr.
j
Declaring that the southern part j
A business man of Salem tells of the stnte is being neglected and ¡ J . R. Angel, a late arrival from Oscar Wheeler, the bride’s elder
G ra in
the Journal of that city: “ We will that the northern part of California the east, is here visiting and will brother leaped and caught and I
turn loose and make Salem the is similarly treated, the suggestion locate here if he finds a suitable claimed his sisters roses. Refresh- \
and H ay
ments of ice cream and cake were
city that it should be: there will be is made that southern Oregon and place.
served after which, by request, Dr. |
hundreds of teams and thousands northern California pool their in­
Seashore Game For Children.
and Mrs. Van Winkle sang a duet.
terests and carve out a state of
of men employed here.”
C H A S. M A T T H E W S . Proprietor.
Oscar
was again gallant and took
their own, and the name offered is
Xo city is ever ready to pave its
It is not always easy to amuse the Doctor’s horse and buggy and
the state of Siskiyou.— News.
streets. Some who have to pay for
children at a summer place where temporarily elopeil with some of
it fail to see the advisability of
Fanners in some parts of the there is only the beach to serve as the beautiful maidens.
paving. It costs a little money to
A G hkst .
county have already liegun to cut a playground, therefore the game
pave, but it is sure to bring good
their grain.
The spring sown of “ Sandpiper” is one adapted to
returns for the investment. This
Team Outfit For Sale.
wheat, however, is still green, and both the place and the little jieo-
is the way cities are built. A half
owing to July rain will probably ple. Let them play it in their
dozen paved blocks on Main street
The Standard High Grade Fence of the
A good team, harness and
be in very late. Reports from bathing-suits.
would be worth a whole lot to Cot­
wagon for sale, all in first class
World.
There is over 4 0 0 miles of this
The
children,
all
except
two,
Portland indicate that the heads
condition. Inquire at this office.
tage drove from more stand points
famous wire fence in Douglas county, Oregon.
have been well filled in most sec­ form a flock of sandpipers, hop­
than one.
This is High Carbon Spring Wire which will
tions, when the sheaves have been ping up and down the beach, while
Wanted.
keep
its shape when properly stretched. Will
the
remaining
two
are
the
“
hunt­
Representative Wright of At­ examined, and such a state is like­
Clean cotton rags wanted at the
carry a full stock of wire a t all times.
ers,” who try to catch the wary
ly
to
exist
in
I.aue
comity.
lanta' Georgia, will introduce a
birds. 'They run after them, sing­ Leader office, 2% c a pound.
bill in the state legislature prohib­
ing:
Dressmaking
iting girls and women from riding
“ Sandpiper, sandpiper, hopping
horses astride in Georgia. Wright
AGENTS
Mrs.
Sanford
desires
to
announce
on the sand,
is a physician, and he says the bill
that she is again prepared to do all Come, let us catch you. and join
Smith
will
pay
8%
cents
for
has the support of doctors of the kinds of dressmaking and solicits
our band!”
goo«J young veal up to l.lo
state, who claim it is injurious for the patronage of both old and new
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
Q R F. C M A CY
9
Then
the hunters do their best to
pounds.
women to ride astride. Violation customers. Call at her residence
^
D EN TIST
of the act is to lie punished by a on Locust street or Phone 277. catch two of the sandpipers, who,
Smith will pay 10% cents
Best Washington Cedar shingles
Ladies tailored suits a specialty.
once caught, become hunters in
F ir s t Class W ork, o v e r R.ink of Cottage
fine and imprisonment.
for dressed pork that is sweet,
—
free
of sap, worm holes and
tiro v c. C ottage C.rove, O regon.
(j
their turn. The only way a sand­
young and fat. Any size.
knots, constantly on hand. Prices
V.-*V
piper can escni>e lieing captured ii
Smith can use large veal of
to suit the times. Inquire of
to hop on one leg, and so long a:
any size and will pay what it
O rrin R obinson , Cottage Grove.
he is standing thus, he is safe: bill
is worth.
6 0 YEA RS'
E X P E R IE N C E
let him l>egin to run, and he is
No middle man’s profit or job­
Smith wants Spring chick­
bers commission to pay when you
Woman's most glorious endowment is the power
again prey for (he swift hunter.—
ens and will pay from 1<>
to awaken and hold the pure and honest love ol a
buy a high, grade piano from
Woman’s Home Companion for
cents to 18 cents for them.
worthy man. When she loses it and still loves on,
Marion Veatch, for he buys and
no one in the wide world can know the heart agony
August.
Smith will pav 14 cents for
ships all his stock direct from the
she endures. The woman who suffers from weak­
hens.
factory. Moral, buy at home and
ness and derangement of her special womanly or­
I RADC M A R K S
ganism soon loses the power to sway the heart oi
save money.
sjf
According to carefully compded
Smith
will
pay
25
cents
for
D
e
s
i
g
n
s
a man. Her general health suffers and she loses
C
o p y r ig h t s A c .
statistics
the
Japanese
in
California
good fresh eggs.
her good looks, her attractiveness, her amiability
A n y o n e sen d in g a « k etch and d e scrip tio n may
qu ickly a sc e rta in o u r o pinion fr e e w h e th e r an
and her power and prestige as a woman. Dr. K .V . Pierce, of Buffalo, N .Y ., with
have sent $75,000,000 to their
Ship all of your produce to
in v e n tio n is p ro b ab ly p aten t aide. C om m un ica­
the assistance of his staff of able physicians, has prescribed for end cured many
tio n * at rtctly co n tld etitlal. HANDBOOK " n P a te n ta
homes in Japan in eighteen years;
s e n t fre e , o ld
l d e e a s t t a -----------'
a e n cy for
------------------
n e r u m i? p a r e n ti,
DR. H. A. FOSTER
Smith ilirect and you will get
thousands of women. He has devised a successful remedy for woman's ail«
P a te n ts ta k e n th r..tig li M unii & Co. rece lv e
ments. It is known as Dr. Pierce's Favdrite Prescription. It is e positive
n x cial not let.
ics, w itb o a t charme. In thè
the Chinese, in .10 years, have sent
your
check
by
mail
at
once.
specific for the weaknesses end disorders peculiar to women. It purifies, regu­
Spine Specialist
home $800,000,000.
lates, strengthens end heals. Medicine dealers sell it. No kewest dealer will
A Rattan Chair. What is there easier or more comfort-
aide than a nicely upholstered Rattan Rocker. For the porch,
parlor or sewing room. They are such a comfort. I.ookover
our stock of rattan goods. You’ll sure see something you want.
Everything in hardw are
Guns ' and Amm unition
S IM E R A L & VA N D EN BU RG
Our F dJl Goods
BURKH0LDER=W00DS CO.
COTTAGE GROVE
FLOUR
MILLS
THE PAGE WOVEN W IRE FENCE
Farmers Try Smith
S P R A Y -W Y N N E C O M P A N Y
W om an s P cn v er
O v er M an
P atents
Frank L. Smith Meat Co.
advise you to accept a substitute in order to make a little larger profit.
IT M A K E S W E A K W O M E N STRONG.
SICK W O M E N W E L L .
U r. FU nm 'a It.axm nl P M t t t ragulate Bad atramgtham Sn,ma.h. I n a r and H o ../ .,
I'or Sale.— A good bakery busi­
ness, including range aird all
necessary utensils. Apply to this
office.
“ Fighting the Beef Trust”
Portland, Oregon
Scicnliiic American.
A handsomely Illustrated weektr. Î.unrest clr-
ru lat ton of any actentlflc^ournál.
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all n ew sdealers.
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Branch office. «35 F St.« Washington, D. C •*
Peaches are ripe near the Dalles.
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