Cottage Grove leader., May 21, 1912, Image 6

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M. W. o f A . —Cottage (»rove Camp
No. M 21 meets the hirst atul Third
It would surprise you to know
Tuesdays ol each month in the Elk’s
Hall. Visitors welcome.
of the great good that is bein? done
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by Chamberlain’ s Tablets. Darius
O r v i l K n a p p , Clerk.
Downey, of Newberg junction, N.
R., writes, “ My wife lias been us­
A . F . & A . M,—Cottage drove, No. 51.
Tablets and
Meets 1st and 3rd Wednesdays. Visi­ ing Chamberlain’s
finds them very effectual and doing
tors cordially invited.
ANDREW I1RUND, W. M.
her lots of good.” If you have
II. II. VEATCil, Sec.
any trouble with your stomach or
bowels give them a trial. For sale
by A ll Dealers.
S. P. Ry. Time Table
Administrator s Notice of Final Account
NORTH BOUND.
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G. If. King, Agent,
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
O. &, S. E. R. R.
Com pany
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T o Tokke E ffe c t J u n e 19, 1909
K. BOI’ N I»
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Medical Sciane. as It Exiatad In tha
Ancient City.
The patient work o f llie aretiuenlo-
glnt enables |iei>ple oG^ul i.v to i >nn u
very fair Idea o f uieibeul Retrace us It
existed In Nineveh tBO yearn before
the birth of Christ, nay« the New Volk
Sun. O f the 20,(XX) tablets taken from
the library o f Assuriuimpal. the «rent
king o f Assyria, who conquered I. rypt
anil Itahlyonla amt established Ids sub
Jecls In the deserleil rltles o f Sui, ria,
hundreds deal exclusively with medl
line aiul contain numerous pr, , rip
tlous:
I f a mail has coll - make him stand
up and pour over him u deeix'ti,,n of
hyperlcum and he will recover.
Or make him croueli down on Ids
heels mid pour told water over Ids
head."
Fnlllt healing seems to be Indicated
In n prescription which rims: -ir lie Is
|u u weak state, make him bend down,
then raise Ills legs and say. ’-May you
get quite well.' Strike him also ,,n the
head fourteen times with your thumb.”
Many prescriptions deal with the
cure o f u disorder which was very
common at Nineveh and which seems
to have been due to orerlndo gem >• in
food and drink: “ When a man Is 1,11
Ions rub him with an onion and let
him drink nothing but water nud ah
stain from food altogether "
Among the medicines used by the
physicians o f Nineveh were sesame,
olive oil, castor oil, sirup o f dales,
honey and salt. Fasting and massage
were frequently ordered.
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An extra train for passengers only
leayes Cottage Grove on Tuesday and
Saturday at 2:.K) p. m. returning arrives
at Cottage Groves at 5:30 p. in.
Subject to change without notice.
All outward freight to station where
there is no agent will be left at risk of
owner.
Stage leaves Disstoti after arrival of
train on Monday, Wednesday and Fri­
day for Of —cow
Freight will not l»c received at the O.
\ S. K. R. R. !>epot after 5 p in. To
insure forwarding on next train freight
must be delivered in ample time to per­
mit of its l>eing hilled.
A. 0. HOOD. Manager.
Notice is hereby given that the under
Signed has filed his final account, as ad
ministrator of the estate of Benjamin
Hall, deceased, with the County Court
of Lane County, for settlement, and that
Wednesday, the 29th,, day of May, 1912,
at 2.00 o’clock p. in., has been duly ap-
pointed by said court for fhe settlement
thereof, at which time any person inter.
ested in said estate may appear and file
his exceptions, in writing, to said ac-
count and contest the same.
Dated this 29tli., lay of April, 1912.
W. W O g lesby
A dministrator of the estate of
Benjamin Hall, deceased.
J. C. Johnson,
Attorney for Administrator.
Tho Deer Killing Brutes Get No Mercy
From tlie Natives.
The Swedish Lapps are said to live
entirely with, hy and upon their rt In
leer. A Lapp who owns a thousand
fleer is a rich man, hut ns taxes are
assessed upon the number o f deer, he
is Inclined to underestimate his herd.
Tho most dangerous enemy to the head
is the wolf, which can kill many deer
In a night. A hand o f wolves*can make
a rich Lapp poor.
When the snow Is deep and soft and
it is announced that wolf tracks have
been seen In the neighborhood of the
deer, the swiftest runners on snow
shoes prepare for an exciting chase.
The wolf may have a start o f a mile
or two, hut the track it leaves in tlie
deep, soft snow Is so conspicuous that
the hunters can follow it at their best
speed. The wolf, though lie may run
swiftly, lias but a slight chance o f es­
caping his pursuers on their snowshoes.
Each hunter does his best to outrun
the others, for the w olf belongs to the
Lapp who strikes the first blow. As
soon as the, leading hunter is close
enough to the w olf he gives it a heavy
blow across the loins with his strong,
spiked snowshoe staff. I f there are
other wolves to be pursued he kills It
outright; if not he disables it and waits
till all tlie hunters have arrived before
giving the death stroke.
Buy» a Dry Goods Business in Coos
Cliut. C. McCormick ami his
brother-in-law, W . I). Gorman,
who was formerly locatevi at Cot
tage Grove, have bought out a dry
goods business at Coquille City in
Coos county. Mr. and Mrs. Mc­
Cormick will go to l’ortland Mon­
day and will go to Coos Hay on
Tuesday hy the steamer Break­
water and exited to spelivi about
three months there getting the bus­
iness established and going in grxtvl
shape, when they will return to
Eugene, leaving Mr. Gorman to
conduct the business. Mrs. Mc­
Cormick went tvt Brownsville last
evening to visit her parents over
Sunday before
leaving for the
coast.— Register.
For sale, ISO acres two mrles
from Cottage Grove, 25 .acres west
slope easily prepared for orchard,
25 acres fine piling and mining
timber, balance pasture. Only $15
per acre, $750 down, balance on
time. If interested apply to l\
(). Box I5\ Cottage (»rove, Oregon
There is very little $15 per acre
land remaining near Cottage
Grove an«! this snap will not re­
main open long.
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o f sm ell an«l co m p le te ly «leranRe th o
w h o le system w hen en te rin g it th rou gh
th«» m ucous su rfaces. Such a rtic le s should
n ever t>e used ex cep t on p rescrip tion s
fro m rep u ta b le ph ysician s, ns th e d a m a g e
th e y w ill «to Is ten f«>l«l to the good yo u
ra n p o ssib ly d e riv e fr o m them .
H a ll’ s
C a ta rrh Cure, m a n u fa ctu red b y F . .?.
C h en ey A Co., T o led o , <3., co n ta in s no
m ercu ry, and Is ta k en In te rn a lly , a c tin g
d i m t ly up*>n the b lood nn«l m u cou s su r­
fa ces o f the system .
In b u y in g H a ll’ s
C a ta rrh C u re bo su re y o u get th e gen u ­
ine
It ts taken In te rn a lly and m ade In
T o led o , Ohio, b y F. J. C h en ey * Co. T e s ­
timonial.:» free.
Bold b y rr u g g ls ts . P rtf'i' T V p * r botti®,
T sk s U *H ’a Fam ily P ills fot eooNtlpstiun.
•!o most of I heir reconnoitering? Mrs.
Coward—In our refrigerator.—Life.
Q u ite 80.
"Weren’t you shy when the Jndge
naked yon your nge in court?”
"Yes, I was about tea 3 ’ears shy, my
dear.*’ - Life.
Self control Is èsseri bed ns the mot
virtue o f nil virtue*. It Is the rery
c c n te r o f « * « « « • » .
6 Months
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losieryj>
For Men, Women and Children
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Is guaranteed because it measures up to
‘ all the requirements o f satisfactory service.
Electric
Bitters
Not only is Everwear “ insured’ * against holes and
rips for six months, but you are assured absolute
foot ease. Strength and durability without the
sacrifice of comfort and appearance. It’s one
thing to guarantee hose but quite a different thing
to make hose that justifies the guarantee.
FO R M EN
Exyprtnn C o tton . $1.50 per box
Silk L isle,
$3.00 per box
FO R W O M E N
Egyptian C o tton . $2,00 per box
S ilk l 1
L isle,
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$3.00 per box
FO R C H IL D R E N
Cotton, Ki/es 5 to 7K, $1 50 per box
Egyptian Ci
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ilk L
Lisle,
sizes 5 to 7tt
$2.00 per box
isle.
Egyptian C otton , 8 and larger, $2 00 per box
* Lisle,
8 and larger,
$3.00 per box
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Made A N o w M a n
O f H im .
“ I was suffering from, pain in my
stomach, bead anil back," writes II.
T . Alston, Raleigh, N. <1, “ anil my
liver anil kidneys dill not work right,
hut four bottles o f Electric Bitters
made me feel like a new man."
PRICE 50CTS. AT ALL DRUG STORES.
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Are busy all the time de­
livering neat bundles of
superior go o d s to our satisfied customers. No matter how small your pur­
chase m ay be, w c cheerfully deliver it and save you money by buying it here.
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Enough Said.
He was Umplng down the street with
one tiriti in a sling and both eyes In
mourning.
'What's the matter?" queried a
friend. “ Motorcar accident?"
"No," rrpliisl the other sadly. “ I met
a man who couldn't take a joke.” —
London Telegraph.
Scouting.
Beware of Ointments for
Mrs. How ard-And so two o f your
Catarrh That Contain Mercury *> »» nre l»f>y scouts? Where do they
«njt m e rcu ry w ill s u re ly d e s tro y the aenso
Guaranteed
POW ELL & COOPER
Germany's Industrial Life.
The industrial life o f Germany gives j
the impression of a great'street crowd­
ed with heavy traffic. This traffic Is |
formed of units, but nil have a common
purpose and direction, and it is well
regulated. It is aggressive, noisy and
dangerous to those who brave its com­
petitive perils. It is artificial, as it
caters to the needs of man largely out­
side of the actual necessities for sub­
sistence. and it is subject to Increases
or decreases, congestions or even sud­
den stoppages, for. unlike the balk of
the traffic o f tho United States, it is not
the irresistible flow o f a mighty river
of natural products seeking tli • level
of supply nud demand. Ever in< reus­
ing Its volume, ever extending its zone
of luAlienee, the foreign trade of Ger­
many is the marvel o f the twentieth
century.—James Davenport Whelpley
lu Century.
Castles In the Air.
“ We keep our nntomohilcs In the
mirage," snlil Mrs. Hlundcrby.
“ That's where most o f ns keep onr
automobiles,” returned her caller, with
an Inward smile.—Boston Transcript.
No Holes
A thousand tongues’ could not
express the gratitude of Mrs. J. K. i
Cox, of Joliet, 111., for her wonder-!
ful deliverance from an awful fate.’
“ Typhoid pneumonia had left me
with a dreadful cough,” she writes
“ Sometimes I thought 1 would die. I
I could get no help from doctor’s
treatment or other medicines till 1
used Dr. King’s »New Discovery.;
Rut I owe my life to this wonder­
ful remedy for I scarcely cough at i
all now.” (Juick atul safe, its the
most reliable of all throat and lung
medicines. Every bottle guaran-;
teed. 50c and SI. 00. Trial bottle j
free at all Druggists.
A Tactful Request.
Dolihlrigh was u continuili Imrrower,
mid, what was worse. he seldom re-
tiirnp l tlie borrowed articles. He had
held on to Whibley’s umbrella, for In-
stnnep, for nearly n year.
“ And I'm blessed if I know how I nm
ever (,'oitiK to pet it back.” said Whib-
ley.
“ Easy,” said Hiokenlooprr. “ Cull a
messenger and send Duhbleigli this
note."
And lie scribbled off the following:
F or S a l k A North Pole re­ “ Itear I tobbleigh. If yon enti spuro it
I'd like to borrow that umbrella of
frigerator. Call at this office.
mine for a collide of days. Can yon
oblige me?"—Harper's.
Stock, Fruit, Timber Ranch
A Box of 6 Pair
what to get for dinner. We’d suggest a fish for
several reasons. They costless, they are dainty
etiting, they arc beneficial, they tempt sluggish
appetites, they arc easy to cook. W e bring
them to voit clean and wholesome.
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Peaches, ilryed, the potimi...........1-%c
Apricots, the |toutnl....................... 17c
Kvajtorated Apples........................ 13c
Dryed Prunes................................ 10c
Figs................................................10c
REALLY FINE EATING.
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M O N O PO LE B R A N D of canned
goods are known the world over
and we have yet to find a dissat-
ified customer. A ll are staples.
S y r u p s , Extracts, Muscat
Grapes, Canned Logan Berries.
Salmon the
pound 20c
g g s - Y * Strained
Honey
Red Cross
Folger’s Teas and Coffees
. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Currants
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