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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1911)
ADDITIONAL LOCAL HERB1NE A ll person« subject to B ilio u sn ess. Bour Stom ach. In d i g estion . C onstipation, H eadache, D izziness, H eartburn. V ertigo (blind sta g g e r s), F oul B reath. S allow Com plexion or a con stan t tired, discou raged fee lin g should use The Great Liver Tonic and Regulator That Has Done So Much for the Working People. It 1« Instantly. ft m arvelou s rem stim u Im la tin g effect a Torpid iver cures 1»' the' * m ••• o s t .o b s tin a te c m !. It nets T he first edy d ose It» bring« provem ent, on a few day«i L use Tired, w eak, d dish ish eartened victim s of are in — a day. tier Din» is a tai nn - ui a a. Torpid lurpiu L 1 . 1 iver 1 « urc restored icov«»sr,i alm ost ... clea sin g ton ic gth for en th s e d Stom L iver and p u stip ts the in p s erfect ptd n Liver, stren igestio ach, n , clea rs th e b B ow ow els els. o f It con ated sy stem con d ition and order* re-estab lish ed t 5®„?rrr regular l> ^ i.V cr^ b om î^ B h ould have a b ottle of th is g rea t reg u la tin g m edicine. It stan d s for ¿ orni*îe W h o l e fam ily. All w ho uro con stipated , b iliou s or d ysp eptic need A l l r™ iy p ? u S o l iu u 8 r tv e r , ence. It fortifies the body a g a in st Pneum onia, M alaria (C h ills), B r ig h ts LUdcaav, Y ellow Fever of guy other deadly d isease th at m ay be a b o u t Price 50c per Bottle. JA M P J F. BALLARD P R O P R IE T O R . ST. L ò r i» , F o r S o r e E y e s » G r a n u l a t e d L i d s , R e d n e s s o f t h e E y e b a ll* W e a k S ig h t* S m a r t i n g S e n s a t io n * u a e S t e p h e n s E y e S a lv e . I t la « r e m e d y o f p r o v e n m e r it . M O. I*» t h e E yea, Benson’s Pharmacy. t-n ryjm tCOM HCNDCQBVl Of Interest to Painters. fur painting school SEIL ESTATE AND OTHES BARGAINS. out, house, Bids also one wanted coat of paint inside and out buildings. Must be A good ,3X Studebaker wagon, Oliver chilled plow No. 40 and a 5-shovel cultivator for sale. In quire of W. A. Cunningham. Phone farmers 28.3. Almost two acres fine land, new four-roomed cottage, wood shed, chicken house and park, running water, good well, young orchard, berries in bearing. Just outside city limits. Price $1,200. Inquire at Leader office. Ten room residence, 3 acre tract three poultry houses and parks, 250 fruit trees half in bearing—74 JJ’Anjou pears, 75 peaches, 50 ap ples, 25 cherries, 15 bartlet pears, JO prunes. Logan, Mammoth, goos and raspberries in abundance quarter acre shady park, $50 in roses and ornament il shrubbery, running water on place, concrete sidewalk fronting residence on the most popular risideuce street in Cottage Grove, $.3,800. Inquire at this office. 20 acres two miles from Grants Pass, Oregon, on county road. 6 acres cleared and in fruit, part just in bearing, small fruit for family use. Place partly fenced lyjth woven wire. House, wood shed, bam, lien house, two wells and spring, good water. Will trade for small ranch in W illam ette valley, improved or unim proved if suitably located, or city property in Cottage Grove, Greg. For full particulars, price and terms, address 13ox 42, I)., R. F. D. 1, Grants Pass, Oregon. For Sale—.30 acres of good laud half a mile outside the city limitss of Cottage Grove on Fourth street south. All in crop. Rrice ¡$180 per acre. Alsp fyj acres all Ml crop except some used for pasture. Good im provements, 8 room house, besides pantry,bath room and four closets, big barn and granary, spring water piped to house and barn, milk room and garden, family or chard .3 years old, building four years old. Price $200 per acre. J. I). Anderson. Cottage Grove, Oregon. For sale—40-acre tract of timber, near railroad, will cut two million feet. Price reasonable. Inquire at this office. About 5 dozen fine Barker strain 2-year old Buff Leghorn hens for sale. Inquire of C. F. Handy, one mile west of Cottage Grove. For sale—or will trade for W est ern Oregon land, U>0 acres eastern W ashing wheat land, all under cultivation, fenced and with build ings, 4 X miles from town and R. R. station. Price $4000. By owner, Box 6.3. Mesa, Wash. My best pen of 13 S. C. White Leghorn hens including the pen pf J tfiat vyou the silver cup, for sale very cheap. Price $12. A chance to get started with the best. Also some fine cockerels at $1 each if takeu at once. Flo Phillips, Cottage Grove. About 60 head of fair quality angoras. For prices and particu lars inquire of 1). L. Fisher, Hatnp Powell place, Coast Fork Valiev. Phone l lx l . P. O. Cottage Grove, Oregou pure white lead and oil. Bids will lie closed Aug. 2<>. Reserve right to reject any or all bids. School house lX miles west of Cottage Grove, school district No 48. W. II. MKiii.HV, Clerk. L. It. Sl.AOLE,Chairman of Board. BUSINESS PARAGRAPHS Metcalf it Brund will give a fine piano to their customers the lucky one. Ask them about it. The Lead er gives piano tickets lojts patrons. The BUST cup of coffee served with lunch at the Pride Home Bakery, opposite M e t c a l f & Brund's. Dress making and plain sewing. Call on Mrs. F. F. Boren. Veatch residence near the home of Mrs. Harms. Try a sack of White River Bluestem patent flour, $1.50 per sack at Spray’s. Just arrived at Sprays a car load Page fence. Get prices Buy your salt where you can get Fine Jersey Milk Cow. it at car load prices, Sprays. foy sale, f^ve years ofil, hutterfat Olympic is a hard wheat flour. test 5 per cent. For price inquire Makes more and better bread. of Q. Ed Fiunerty, at W, IL Painting and paper hanging. Ostrander’s, Ups city. See McGavrau. Thirty Years Together, Thirty years of association—think of It. How the m erit of a good thing stands out in th at time—or the worth lessness of a bad one. So there's no guesswork in this evidence of Thos. Ariss, Concord, M idi., who writes: "I have used Dr. K ing's New Discovery foy •3lf yerjrs, and its the best cough and cold pure | evey used.’i Once it finds en trance in a Imme you can 't pry it out, Many families have used it forty years. It's the most infallible throat and lung medicine on earth. Unequaled for la- grippe. nstma, hay fever, croup, quinsy or sore lungs. Price 50c, #1.1*». Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by all drug gists. “ w ith s tr e n g th a n d e a s e ih e y a lw a y s p le a s e ” TW O H O RSE OVERALLS Mrs. Geo. Kerr and Miss Esther Silsby went to Newjiort last week. They expect to begone two weeks. Mrs. C. C. Hazleton and daugh- ter Miss -Vela, spent part of last week visiting relalives in Creswell. H. A. Tibbies has been assigned to Sutherlin as depot agent for the Southern Pacific company Jas. I Iemeuway visited his claim in the Bohemia last week Frank Williams is doing the as sessment work. Chas. Hall is in Phoenix, Ari zona, where he will opeu a moving picture show, notwithstanding the fact that there are already four. Nox-i-cide disinfects and kills the germs. Mixes with water and is cheap and effective. Use it now and prevent disease. For sale by Sterling Feed Co. The parade given by Bark’s Big "Uncle Tom’s Cabin” is actually a novelty, nothing like it has ever been seen here or elsewhere in connection with a dramatic organ ization, it is like a circus parade and is worth coming out to see. It will positively take place on the principal streets and thoroughfares of our city on the day of their ex hibition here. Mrs. C. H. VanDenberg and daughter Huuice returned from an extended visit with relatives in California on the Wednesday morning train and report a very pleasant trip. Among the cities they visited while away were, San Jose, Santa Cruz, I.os Gatos and Modesto. Charley was glad to see them. He says no more batching for him. $1 works like $2 at The Fair all the time during August, it will beat that. The Fnited States Civil Service Commission announces that a post office clerk examination will be held at Cottage Grove, Oregon, August 26, l9 l T, for the purpose of establishing an eligible register from which selection may be made to fill any vacaucy which may oc cur iu that office. Persons who desire to compete should at once apply to the postmaster at Cottage Grove or to the secretary of the Eleventh Civil Service District, Seattle, Wash., for application form and full information. Appli cation should be filed with the sec retary of the Eleventh Civil Ser vice District, Seattle, Wash., prior to the hour of closing business ou August 22, 1911. Attack Like Tigers. In fighting to keep the blood pure the white corpuscles attack disease germs MADE BY like tigers. But often germs multiply so fast the little fighters are avefcom©, LEV I STRA U SS Œ L CO. Then see pimples, hpiU, eczema, salt- rheum and sot©» m ultiply and strength and appetite fail. This condition de mands Electric Bitters to regulate stom Buy your poultry supplies from ach, liver and kidneys anti to expel poi the Sterling Feed Co. from the blood. “They are th© 14 to 3 5 i sons liest blood purifier,” writes C.T Budalin, G a l l o n s r of Tracy, Calif., ever found;” jj C arp ets and R ugs j They make rich, “ I red have blood, strong nerves and build up your health. Try Made to order and Satis faction guaranteed both them. 50c at all druggists. as to workmanship and ‘ prices. Apply to 4 Lane County Fair Eugene, Oregon Barrels | J . M. C oiner 1 w.'Ifs?.6 L ; n e a r A d v e n tis t C tw irc h September 20 to 23,1911 Now Is the Time to Be gin Getting Your Exhi bits Ready. Big Cash Premiums for All Kinds of G rain s, G rasses, Vegetables, Fruits, Poul try, Stock, Etc. For further information write to the Secretary , Eugene , Ore . Dog Lost. In Cottage Grove on 22nd of July, a Fox tarrier dog, white with black bead and black spot on left side, short tail: lame in right hind leg. Information leading to re covery will be rewarded. R. P h i l l i p s , Loratie, Or. Accused of Stealing A Splendid Horse Should not be spoiled by poor shoeing. That is why you should allow us to do your Coupons With Each Purchase Having long since concluded that it pays to he liberal with our customers, vve propose to make some one of the many a present of this handsome $400 I’iano, giving coupons with every purchase, no matter how small that purchase may be. These coupons «are returned to our store and a receipt issued therefor, date of award to be announced later. I5e sure and ask for coupons remember- ng they cost you nothing. M e tc a lf B ru n d Grocers To the People. THE HEADER ALSO GIVES PIANO ’COUPONS EXCURSION FA R E ERST During the months of May, June, July August and September, 1911, on dates shown below, the BICYCLES SUNDRIES REPAIRING M C. COCHRAN Shop on Main Street near depot. All work executed promptly and guaranteed Southern Pacific will «ell round trip tickets from Cottage Grove via Portland as follows: TO— PARES Cottage Grove Transfer Chicago - - - - ..........................$76.85 Council Bluffs ) ....Company.... Omaha - - [ Kansas City > ..................................64.35 H arrin gton & U n ire i, P rop s St, J osepli I Paul - J All Kinds of Hauling and St. St. Paul via Council Bluffs - - 68.25 Heavy* Dray Work. Minneapolis, direct - - - - - 64.35 Minneapolis via Council Bluffs - 68.25 o s to n ..................................................114.35 Piano Moving a Specialty B New Y o r k ...........................................112.85 Office at Thornton’s Confectionery St. L o u i s .......................................... 74.35 W ashington, I). C. - - - 111.85 PH O N F. Atlantic City, N. J. - - 106.75 R e sid e n c e I21J .O ffic e 154 SALE DATES COTTAGE GROVE $ * Hospital and Sanitarium | I m Rtitht Here at Y«ur Home | Surgical Cases Especial Attention J TT, A w . ; i - T r r .' v = s . = k — A May 24, 25, 27, 28 anil 26. June.S, 7, 6, 10, 12, 16, 17, 21, 22, 28, 2*1 and .30. July 1, 2. .3, 4, 5, r>, 19, 20, 26, 27 and 28. August .3, 4, 5, 14, 15, 16, 17, 21, 22, 2.3, 28, 2*1 and .30. September 1,2, I, 5, 6 and 7. Stop-overs within lim its in either direct- ion. fin al return lim it iictolier .31, one way through Califor X-RAY L All AR A I 0RY * 1 For nia fares inquire of any Southern --- ----- ------ — * For Further Particulars Address f Pacific agent, o r write to WM. McMURKAY D R . H . C. S C H L E EF j General Passenger Agent Portland, Oregon To Users of Ice A few fiue porcelain lined fam ily refrigerators at actual cost. If interested call at the ice plant and examine them. Also family ice cream freezers, two to six quarts, going at cost. They will not remain long at these prices. Cottage Grove Ice Co. J. S. S ilsby , Manager. A King Who Left Home E. E. Chamberlain, of Clinton, Me., boldly accuses Bucklen's Arnica Salve of stealing—the sting from burns or scalds —the pain from sores of all kinds—the distress from boils or piles. ‘ It robs cuts, corns, bruises, sprains and injuries of their terror,” he says, "as a healing remedy its equal don’t exist.” Only 25c at all drnggists. set the world to talking, but I’.ml Sla tlmlka, <4 Buffalo, X. Y. says lie always keeps at home the King of alt Laxatives —Dr. K ing’s New Life Tills—and that they're a blessing to all Ins family. Cure constipation, headache, indigestion, dys pepsia. Only 23c at all druggists. Notice to Taxpayers. You Can SAVE Money Taxpayers wishing to examine the assessment of their propetty as Nesmith Shoeing Shop made for the year 1911, should call at the assessor’s office within S p riggs B ro s.. P ro p s F ou rth St P h o n e M ain 521 the next 10 days so that any exist ing errors may lie corrected before Grain sacks have gone up to 8 the writing of the roil is begun. B. F K kf . n e v , cents and are reported scarce at _ County Assessor. that. Blacksmithing Work Piano Absolutely F ree Notice ol Filing of Plat of Survey. Notice is hereby given that the follow big land:, have been sur veyed, towit: All of township 16, south range .3 Hast of Willamette Meridian, except part of sections .30, .31, .32 and .36, and that plat of survey will be filed in this office on Thurs day, June 29, 1911, at 9 o’clock a. in., and on and after such day we will be prepared to receive appli cations for the entry of the unre served and unappropriated lands therein. B k n ja m in F . J o n e s , Register. G r.oK c.u w. K id d l e , . Receiver. Horse and Wagons for Sale. ( tne bay mare 5 years old, by writing your business letters on weight lbs. Good buggy, brown wrapping paper. But you 1 saddle or If**) animal. One 3X can’t MAKE money that way. II Studebaker work wagon with new stake better atationery brings better busi ! bed. One 1 % Studebaker wagon ness. why not have the BEST ? I with two seats. Apply to fle6rge •■That’* the .tort tve print. O. Knowles, this city. If you wait! vour old I m li For that hungry feeling try the m ade black which will >ia\ I - >• : new Star Restaurant, H. O. Salts- take them to Goff the shoemaker man, proprietor. Its first class.
