Cottage Grove leader., August 17, 1909, Image 2

COME INTO THE GARDEN
But Maud likes the
Parlor best and so
will you if you
dress your reception
room with a few of
those elegant center
tables and stands.
Carried in stock by
SIMERAL & VANDENBURG
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER.
T ü « i a » m < rn 4»r> .
BRADY IS FOR DRY STATE.
Governor Brady, of Idaho, who
n i K U U M B P O H W U N CO. (Ine.)
recently
passed through Pendleton
E ditors on his way
Co.NNKR A D B R I ' I I . I . B ,
to the Irrigation Con­
KntcrcO a l the C.0 I tage OroTe poatollra a* «ce- gress in Spokane, declared that 00
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Christian Brotherhood Band.
FUEL FOR 1000-MILE
B y W. II. R o w a n .
AEROPLANE FLIGHT
New York, Aug. 1.2.— Before
sailing for Europe today, Orville
Wright the aviator announced that
he had perfected a device for car­
rying fuel which would make it
possible to drive his aeroplane 1000
miles without stopping.
He said that he was confident
that the aeroplane would be used
very soon for carrying mails, as it
would be able to exceed in swift­
ness and directness of route the
fastest trains that could Ire oper­
ated on railroads. He said the
aeroplane for use for carrying
I freight was still in the distant
future.
With the new fuel carrying de­
vice he expects to lie able to keep
the aeroplane in the air 28 hours
without lauding.
W right was accompanied by his
sister, Catherine. He said he
would not try for any more records
soon but would devote his time to
perfecting the machine.
Men, nre you doing daily
Just what you ought to do?
Are you in the higher walks of life
Among the brave and true?
O, men lie up and doing,
The time has come for you to
work,
No more time for idle gossip,
N'ou should no more your duty
shirk.
Men, are you daily striving,
A nobler and better man to be,
Pointiug the way to others,
The light of Christ to see?
Are your lamps trimmed and burn-
in*,
To light others on their way?
Are your actious guide boards,
To guide others lest they stray?
Men could do what they would,
If they would do what they could.
And in doing what they would,
They should do what they should.
Go win the world for Christ,
Tell of that higher love,
How He died ou the cross of Cal­
vary,
And ascended to his throne above.
And to every stranger within your
gates,
Grasp him gently by the hand,
Welcome him with outstretched
arms,
Enroll him in the brotherhood
band.
Always try to be a doer,
Leave not the work for a few,
Just buckle on God’s armour,
Do what your hands find to do.
Heaven is the goal to reach,
Try to lend a helping hand,
Help to make this world an Eden,
By the Christian Brotherhood
baud.
COTTAGE GROVE
A ll K inds of
Mill Feed
G rain
and Hay
C H A S. M A TTH EW S, Proprietor.
WOMEN’S WOES.
Cottage
Grove Women Are Finding
Relief at Last.
It iloes seem that women have more
than a lair share of the aches anti pains
that afflict hum anity; they must ‘keep
up,” must attend to duties in spite of
constantly aching backs, or headaches,
dizzy spells, bearing-down pains; they
Obituary and Biography.
must stoop over, when to stoop means
torture. They must walk and bend ami
work with racking pains and many aches
B. F. Crow, who died at the
from
kidney ills. Kidneys cause more
home of his brother, J. Hardy
suffering
than any other organ of the
Crow, in the Lorane valley, last
body. Keep the kidneys well and health
Thursday, August 12, 1909, was
is easily maintained. Read of a remedy
born in St. Charles county, Mis­
for kidneys only that helps ami cures
souri, Feb. 18, 18.15, and was
the
kidneys and is endorsed by people
therefore, 74 years, 5 months and
you
know.
25 days old at the time of his death
*Mrs. R. V. Hall, Cottage Grove, Ore­
His pareuts moved to Van Bureu
gon, says: “ When I commenced using
county, Iowa, when he was but
Doan's Kidney Pills I was miserable as
oue year of age, where they resided
a
result of kidney complaint. 1 could
until 1852 when they crossed the
not stoop without siifferiu«r from pains
plains to ( Iregon with an ox-team.
in my hack and was often kept awake
They first located at the mouth of
at
night on account of a «lull aching
the Sandy river near Portland
through
my loins. I used many medi­
where they remaiued one year,
cines
hut
the results were unsatisfactory
when they moved to Siuslaw locrft
until I procure Doan’s Kidney Pills at
iug near Lorane in the fall of 185.1,
Benson’s Pharmacy, I was surprised
where he resided continuously
and
delighted at the quick relief I re­
thereafter. He was unmarried,
ceived
and was so encouraged that I
but was a genial, whole souled,
continued until completely cured. My
Christian gentleman, having been
health is now so much letter
converted to the Christian faith in Springfield to be Headquarters. general
that I feel that I can conscientiously
early life, while attending meet­
recommend Doan’s Kidney Pills.”
ings held by the pioneer Oregon
Por sale by all dealers. Price50cents.
preacher, Rev. J. H. Wilbur, and Articles of incorporation were Poster-M
Co., Buffalo, New York,
has been a faithful consistent filed with the county clerk recent­ sole agents ilburn
for the United »States.
the name—Doan's—ami
member of the M. E. church since ly for what is to be known as the take Remember
no other.
1858. For the past seven months
Administrator's Notice.
Notice is hereby given that by
an order of the county court of
Lane county, Oregon, duly made
and entered of record the 24th day
of July, BMW, in the (patter of the
estate of Irvin Awbrev, deceased,
the undersigned was duly appoint-
ed administratrix of said estate.
Alt peraous having claims against
said estate are hereby required to
present them duly verified, as re­
quired by law, to said administra­
trix, at the law office of A. II.
King, Cottage Grove, Oregon,
within six mouths from the date
of tliis notice. Dated at Cottage
Grove, this 7th day of August,
BMW.
MAI.fNlJA AwiIRKY.
Aduiinistratix of estate of Irvin
Awbrev, deceased.
18-24
per cent of his state would be free
from the saloons and their attend­
• »1.50
One Year
ant
within a year. He be­
•
75
S ix M onth*
no lieves evils
Three M o n th *
public sentiment in his state
is so strong against the saloon that
T U E S D A Y , AUGUST 17, 1909.
the people, taking advantage of
the local option law, will banish
them entirely.
A VACATION WORTH WHILE.
Large growers of local stocks-,
Governor Brady says it is not the
suppliers
of commercial plantings,
These are my vacation plans—
W. C. T. l !. nor the Prohibition-
clean, vigorous and true trees.
party that will put the saloons out
To quietly stay at home,
Heavy on apples, in Newton,
Spitzenburg, etc. In pears, Bart­
f have no wish for picnic tood,
of business, but the business men,
lett, Anjou, Comice, Boscceto. |u
stockmen, farmers and employers
Nor dp I care to roam.
cherries, R. Anne, Lambert, Bing,
of labor in general. He is not a
1 am not going to get along
etc.
In pruttes, Italian, etc. Hmall
Two weeks without a scrub,
rabid prohibitionist himself, but he
fruits, bushes, etc. Don't miss
But here I’ll stay enjoying all
is a firm believer in the justice
it, but be sure, get our prices, it
will pay you. Send list of wants.
The comforts of a tub.
and efficiency of the local option
Stocks
carefully grown and
from
dropsy
»’pringfield
M
anufacturing
and
In
­
he
suffered
severely
law.
And 1 shall linger here and rest
shipped.
Catalogue free.
of
the
heart
and
Bright’s
disease,
vestment
company.
The
incorpo­
The governor is a native of
Orders
taken
for
Bohemia
blue
On my cool and shaded porch,
but
bore
up
with
great
fortitude
(Causas, and he says the good being tenderly cared for by the rators are J. S. Magladry, J. W. huckleberries $1 per gallon. Call C A R L T O N , O REG O N
No longer I’ll delude myself
effects
of prohibition in that state family of his brother. He will be Shumate, S. S. Spencer, J. S. at Leader office or phone main 445.
That it is fun to scorch.
have been many, far reaching and greatly missed in the community Luckey and Mike Kellebeck. The
Nor shall I try to shave myself
Dressmaking.
permanent,
while the evil effects in which he resided so long. Fu capital stock is $44,000 and the
With water cold, not I,
Get a Piclure of Your Home
ueral
services
were
conducted
at
purposes
are
to
own,
operate
and
are
few,
teiiiixrrary
and
have
been
•I’m going to stay and patronize
Lorane Saturday by Rev. W. J. maintain sawmills, saw mill plants
entirely overcome.
Sanford desires to announce
The burlier shop near by.
Gardner of Cottage Grove and the and other m anufacturing concerns It will be remembered that a that Mrs.
she is again prepared to do all
remains
were
interred
in
the
Lo
traveling
photographer
recently
L'pon a mattress hard and old
of dressmaking and solicits
In discussing the creation of raue cemetery, the last sad rites and to do a general lumber and made post card negatives of a kinds
the patronage of lioth old and new
• I will not try to sleep,
Nesmith county from a small por­ being witnessed by a very large timber business. Mr. Kebblebeek large number of the Cottage Grove customers.
Call at her residence
But in my downy ‘'comfy” bed tion of North Douglas and South gathering of neighbors and friends, is a Cottage Grove man.
on Locust street or Rhone 277.
residences.
The
work
was
good
I ’ll rest in slumber deep.
an
entire
threshing
crew
nearby,
Lane with a prominent Roseburg
And I ’ll enjoy the comforts that politician Saturday, he said that suspending work during the pro­ Sister's Academy Opens Sept. 7. and the entire lot of negatives have Ladies tailored suits a specialty.
been turned over to the Grove
of the funeral, which they at­
: Men long for when they roam, if Roseburg, and Douglas county gress
For Sale.—A good bakery busi­
tended,
this
all
demonstrating
in
Studio, where you can secure du­ ness,
For two short weeks 1 ’m going to get in general, is wise, they will favor what high esteem deceased was
including range and all
Acquainted with my home.—Ex. and vote for the new county, which held by the people of the Lorane The Academy of Our Lady of plicates. at aiiy time. But in your necessary uteiisijs. Apply to this
Perpetual help, located at Albany, orders early. A- J- A rmstrong . ofàcg.
he says, with the formation of a valley.
Oregon,
will open on September
. August half gone and not hot new coast county at some future
7th.
By
means of the new addi­
day yet.
time will cut off a burdensome lot
DIED.
tion
and
the remodeling of the
At least it may lie said of the of territory to Roseburg and
building
the
school is now equipped
kicker that his tendencies are ele Douglas county proper, will still B lack m o rk — A t the family home with all modem improvements and
leave a large populous and rich in the Laudess addition to with a corps of competent teachers
vatiug.
county,
would be immune Cottage Grove, August 15, BMW, may be depended upon to do
The Oregon railroad map is to further which
dissection,
and would Edward Monroe Blackmore, thorough work both in the grades
going to need considerable revision forever crush the ambitious
of a aged .4.1 years, 4 mouths and 11 and high school course. For par­
within the next two years.
certain community which aspires days, of appendicitis.
Deceased was a native of Chip­ ticulars, apply to Sister Superior,
The new' fifty-dollar bill has to include a very large slice of pewa
county, Wisconsin, where he 225 West Ninth street, Albany,
G rant’s picture, while Lincoln is rich Douglas county territory into was born April 4/1876. lie was Oregon-
8-10-1 in
The Standard High Grade Fence of the
on the new pennies. We’ll have a new county at some not far dis­ married at Mouutaiiiville, Iowa,
tant day. A g<w>d many Rose- Feb. 11, I'MU, to Miss Blanche
World-
There is over 400 miles of this
to pull through with Lincoln.
Notice to Hop Pickers,
burgers regard the Nesmith county Dolittle, and they came to Cottage
famous
wire
fence in Douglas county, Oregon,
Grove to reside two years ago,
The tariff has all along been in movement in the same light.
This
is
High
Carbon Spring Wire which will
during
the
greater
part
of
which
the fix of the old negro who said
My
hop
yard
has
been
thorough­
keep
its
shape
when properly stretched. Will
time
Mr.
Blackmore
has
lieen
em­
that if he had to go, he would What has become of the old- ployed in the Cottage Grove plan­ ly cultivated this season and a
carry
a
full
stock
of wire at all times.
rather lie lynched by his friends. fashioned open faced apple butter ing mill and sash and door factory. good crop is expected.' Picking
pie that used to wear galluses He is survived by a wi fe and two will begin early in September.
A tenderfoot in the woods who made of dough?
children, aged two and five years, Those wishing to pick hops will
would miss a deer standing twenty
atid also by two brothers, J. E. and please write me so that I may list
feet away can shoot at a noise 200 I’eacli, pear and apple trees are
W. Blackmore and a sister,
yards distant and plug a man dead fairly breakiug down with fruit in <).
Mrs.
Wallace Beaver. Mr. Black- their names. R. O. B radv ,
center every pop.
and about Roseburg.
more was a kind husband and Sep. 1*
Creswell, Oregon.
father, a good neighlior and a very
estimable gentleman, and was
highly esteemed by all who kqew Wood for Sale by Brown Lumber Co.
AGENTS
him. Prayers were said at tli • Now is the time to lay in your
When • woman »peaks of her
family
home
Sunday
morning
b
} silent s e c r e t suffering she
Rev. S. C. Adams of the Presby­ W inter’s supply of wood so as to
trusts you. Millions have be*
terian church. The remains were give it a chance to dry. Good 16
stowed this mark of confi­
shipped to Manly, Iowa, for burial. inch slab wood $1.50 per load.
dence on Dr. H. V. Pierce,
of Bufalo, N. Y. Every­
where there are women who
While logging at the Shortridge Call or phone your orders. 18-4t
bear witness to the wonder­
working, curing-power of Dr.
loRR'HR camp, 10 miles south of
Cotswold Bucks for Sale.
Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
Cottage Grove last week, Burt
—which saves the in firing tia
/m m pain, and successfully
Thorne failed to clear himself and
grapples with woman’s weak­
was struck by the trip line when Six head of fine Cotswold btteks
nesses and itnUirn ills.
Principal
the donkey engine started, break­ two years’ old for sale at from Tenth end Morriaon, Portland, Oregon g g A. P. Arm.irong,
IT M A K E 5 W E A K W O H E N S T R O N O
$5.(Ml to $10.(Ml each. Apply to Old in years, new in methods, admittedly the high-standard
ing
one
of
his
legs
below
the
knee.
IT f l A K E S S IC K W O M E N W E L L .
Scott Jackson, fairane, Ore. 17-tf commercial »chool of the Northwest. Open all the year. More
No woman’i appeal wm* m r misdirected or her con-
For
Sale—Three
high
grade
calls for help than we can meet— position certain. Class and
ideoce misplaced when she wrote tor advice, to
Wanted
the WoeiD’s D israN stav M aotcti A ssociation , Dr,
Jersey cows, will lie fresh in Sep­
individual instruction. Bookkeeping from written forms and hy
_
R V. Pierce, Prcsideot, Buffalo, N. Y.
tember, Apply to G. Davidson, A girl to learn the printer’s trade. office practice. Shorthand that excels in every respect. Special
Or. A s r p T i Plaaaaaf OsfJefs Isdace m ild aetural h a n d m it s M s t mmc a a day.
Saginaw, Ore.
17-20* Apply at once at the Leader office. | penmanship department.Ik Write for illustrated catalogue.
ond-class matter.
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THE PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE
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