The Leader., July 11, 1896, Image 2

T h e L e a d e r.
EVE;
I H O K I’,
I L l.i’ HF.b
E. I
SA Y U ibA Y , J! L \ 11
m osphenc ¡nAuen res had cha:
the ore f t '111 its p i ims ry or sulp
form to ,
•11, ¿ tilt" jjoltl
“free ht;,
d«v f-1 >n:n
E D IT O R . pu
t ir chara ter
1 tt
. e
WOMEN HESITATE TO
The Daily E ,-ene Register lias
: puLhi-ation there uot be­
ing : i iness enough iu that city for
t vo dailies.
liie re 1, nothing tilat causes wo-
men great, r discomfort an 1 misery
than the c '¡¡shindy recurring lie 11-
Men suffer less with h 1-
ache. “My wife s health was very
indifferent, having Headache con­
tinually. and just two packages of
Simmons Liver Regulator released
her from ail Headache and gave tone
and vigor to her whole system. I
have never regretted it’s use.”— M.
B DeBord, Mt. Ve n m, Kv.
to your doctor for
advice ; he is the
best man to tell
you what medi-
cine _ ou need Go to your druggist
irour medi. ines; he knows mere
s b - c t d n e ~s than a dry-goods man.
Stick to your doctor and to your
druggist if you’re a sick man, ¿wf ccw'f
¿-0 m yovr druggist fo r advice, especi-
aiiy if your doctor has told you what
to get. If your doctor tells you to get
ISH H fflO LD EB
A N e w L in e o f L a d ie s ’
1,
■ r
ti.,
I
T H E BOHEMIA MINES.
cee-e -, at natiti
n-
a ii.jig ,, ¡u.d Ut.icn was t ne «
(Oregonian
so many \ icinsi ludes m the
‘ For year- the legend»«» t tab - «4
of the camp
J he amo, rut
the riehn» - <>i t h e ore of the desert­
milling values
itained in the
ed mine ha iited the m indnof manv
at the lower level, an but
people who looked forward to the
rk
i lion of the - ........-,
an,l «* r
i' r ...................
decrees i,f fate or the court -. to set­
<• as of milling and m etallurgy will
tle Knot controversy that the wealth
be put in to work the whole product
of the eurth might again be brought
o ' the mine, and save all the values
it is because he knows of scores of
out, but like many other things that
An exchange says a man who cases which have been benefited by
of the ore. 'I’be process to be om-
so absolutely ahsoib the mind of
chewed 20 cents worth of tobacco in its use; because he knows that it has
p oyed will be the ordinary stamp
F ro m t h t X u g g r t, C h r h a lit, W a th .
hear the itory told by Mrs. F rank Murray
mao,
never
happens,
and
th
at
which
,,
.
a week, concluded to try the tobac«o a record of more than twenty years’
. .
,
,
m b, with im algam ating pans,
The neighbor! railed her a walking corpse. a* follows:
»ns, and
results back of it.
Mr«.
F
rank
Murray,
who
resides
near
bungs the greatest bles-mgs, comes
,
cure. In two weeks he ate up $1.50
°
’
t ‘ie cyanide process to extract the For fifteen year« she had suffered from to«« Ogdensburg. N . Y.. «ay«: “ I am 46 vearsof
You have no right to let your drug­
of blood and dropsy. She had not the
from an unanticipated source. The
and for a num ber of years resided in
worth of the cure and for the ne t gist advise you against this prepara­
values in the sulphide. The sul­ ■trength to stand atone. She had spent age.
Prescott, Out. We moved over here «oine
Knott controversy was never settled;
two weeks used 10 cents worth of tion and induce you to try an obscure
of dollars with the doctor« and time ago and have worked this farm since,
phides are usually plain block si.l thousands
had
been
unable
to
find
relief.
H
er
case
i
^
’« ^ « i x ^ ^
the older K nott died and property
LEMATI.
candy*,
5 cents w*orth of chewin"o medicine, the value of which is
OREGON.
¡»burets or py rites of iron, exceed
doubtful,
for
the
sake
of
the
few
cents
was considered hopeless.
husband is now working in Ogdensburg at
passed to a 'laughter, who has ever
gutn,
5
cents
worth
of
peanuts,
and
ngly rich in gold. Vanners will be
T hat is the experience of Mrs. C. Reed a
¡rade- ti«at of a stone mason, while my
more he may make. Let your tailor,
let it lie idle. But the mystery of
5 cents worth of cough drops per
lady of this city.
|
™' ,he f:' n "
,
used to concentrate the sulphides well-known
or
your butcher, or your grocer, fool
. v
,
/
.
,
, 1 have been a great suflerer from sick
the mine and its wealth was not to
day. D uring these two weeks lie you if you will, but when it comes to
A Xuggrt reporter called upon her at her headache, which would generally come on
Bodies of ore already developed in
home last Tuesday. She was willing to be a,K>ut evening, and I would be completely
lx-forever hidden. A few years ago
t
,
t
also consumed two large rubber a matter of health, get what you ask
tne mine produce this class of ore in interviewed, she said, if she could lie the Prii'strated- n.ot even able to lift my hand or
_
e
• •
,
.
help myself 111 anv wav. These spells would
men who had knowledge of the sit-
erasers, ate the rubber tips from for.
eicnt quantities and values to be means of pointing out to other unfortunates last for about 24 hours’, and would h ave 1,1c
A ll d r u g g is ts sell S c o tt’s E m u lsio n .
nation, and faith in the camp, re­
the way to recovery and good health.
in so weakened a condition that for a few
fourteen lead pencils, chewed up a
T w o sizes—50 cen ts and $x.oo.
shipped to smelters for treatm ent,
“ It has been over fifteen years since the ^tys I could scarcely drag about the house.
prospected it and relocated some of
* *
dozen penholders and browsed off
■
- - --
„,1
1 eriodically
as soon as the road is complete and malsd7 «werted ■ it«-]f,”
«aid
Mrs'." K/«‘
/t. {’'',
iod>cally the
the spells
spells would
woui come on me.
A Skowhegan, (Me ), woman, be­
,
, ",
“ Since (hen, until within the last
few *,l,a'T a,so h,ad considerable
... ...........
......spinal trouble,
the abandoned claims, ami a fre-h
bis mustache as high up as he
while the null is bt ing built.
’ I ' never knew what it was to be well * —
— darting tongues of pain in ing
months,
lf sliarp,
coming
indignant with her husband
interest wa- revived ai d mining be­
for a single day. I could not sleep. My f“ 08? s? v<Te> Allowing along my spine and
eoul,l reach. He is now chewin'»
The working of the ore by the appetite wentaway and I began to lose flesh.
\\ islics to inform those who are contemplating building in the spring to han
’al'k/ ’* i»y head.
interest
of
^ 'a t the pension drawn by
gan Again; this time on a claim call­
tobacco again iu the
continued for years. I became so weak
Have doctored much, but without the
cyanide process is the secret of suc­ This
in their orders for lumber now. so they can be
I could not wait upon myself. I had to have
n'i?’’'*1’’ * heard of P r. W illiams’
him was not doing him any good
ed the Annie, adjoining the old
economy.
cess of the mine. This is com para­ the help of others to dress and undress, even , 11 , Puls for Pa‘e People, and also later
and the departm ent cut the pention
to walk from one room to another. I lost all heard of the cures they hail effected in a
Knott m in e . The machinery of the
tively new in the treatm ent of ores, my strength. In addition, I had dropsy of nu" I*,er of persons personally known to me,
F in e P ig s F o r S ale.
off.
The man went on to the poor
Knott mill was dug out of the ruins
blood. My limbs were swollen an J aP, J was their published stories that de-
and one that is likely to make here-I the
nothin
eided me to try them.
1
«“
'»Id
do
seemed
to
afford
me
re-
Persons
desiring
some
thorough­
farm
and
died there and the widow \\ ltli ant kind of lumber you may wish, which will then be ready, and vou
and j u t ’up to crush the orc of the
“ I got some of the pills, and after I had
tofi,re valueless ores profitable
T ,1P 'fe to rs« a id I must take iron to
bred Poland China pigs can obtain lost $12 a month durin<* life.
taken
the
first
box
1
had
no
more
headaches
won’t have to wait.
*
•
strengthen
and
invigorate
my
blood.
I
took
new mine. The new company stvl
them of E. P. Thorp of T he L eader
I be development aud equipm ent iron—took it by the bottle and by the box ; fo[ s, veral 1 months. Fast fall the headaches
however, and I took another box
.
,
. .
..
took it morning, noon and night. B u titd id r^tu1rn
«,1 itself »he American 1‘roepeciing r »1
R eleased . —Monday's
Portland
Ol tills mine portends much for this no - good,
and I had finally
lost all
all hope.
hope.
the . p»11®
pills al'd ail> happy to say have not
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Hy lost
° of
i t,“‘
and Mining Company. Four out of
“ At last I saw r an ae,
account of Hr. W illiams’
t'“»l»«'’ed.
A
nother
C
hange
.—
This
m
orning
Tribune:
“Judge
Billinger
this: O rders F ro m a D istance P ro m p tly A tten d ed
distriet. Many other locations show­ Pink Pill« for Pale
I’ale People.
P
I thought this ■
This summer my head began ,0 have a
the five owners were professional
Treasurer
J.
G.
Gray
turned
over
fitted
my
case
exactly
and
I
tried
to
get
some
,
i
eavy
feeling,
and
at
times
1
was
quite
xactly
morning
released
Pool
and
Case
the |
ing the same characteristics, will be of the pills. They were not kept at the I <lro",i'y’ but 1,0 Pa»»»s accompanied it. I
Send in your orders at once.
gentleman, with M. I), as their title, j e*^e]Opej
the
office
to
ids
successor,
A.
S.
P
a
t­
o av-iivi
send to Olvm-
though I ’ve taken
here, and . I isu.«
had to
alleged Southern Pacific train rob-
.
1«,
» III- 1 "°i'’
. 1 lja/ r- e nJ°Ie
V x- f pm s.and
n
and mined ns a conse­ drugstores
pia. They came finally, however. I began '
a
1 ¡««I well again
and their operations here would in ­
COTTAGE
GROVE,
terson. Mr. Gray lias made one of j bers, on tl ieir own recognizance.
OREGON
quence. Already a num ber ire u n - 1 to take them and experienced relief inunedi-
ik any
ai
don t think
person could stand it
dicate that their knowledge of veins,
the
best
officers
Lane
County
ately. I sent for two more boxes to the Dr. a great while to be troubled as I h i ,« and
ever This action is in accordance with the
der way, showing good results. , W ill.am s’ Company at Schenectady, N. Y. stand the amount ot pain. 1 know that
vuggs and cavities, were of another
had, and retires with the good wish- Ju d g e ’s declaration, when he grnnt-
Pink Pills are a good medicine and fully
Among these are the Champion, and hy the time I had taken them I felt like what
they are represented to be. I h av e
a new woman. I have been taking them
sort than those in the ground. Af­
e s o ' his many friends. We pre- ed the new trial, th at he was con-
recommended then, to some of my trim s
running a five-stamp mill; also the occasionally since then.
ter a time John B. McGee, a practi­
“ It was two years ago that I began to use with beneficial results. Oh, my, yes! Ti, y
dict that Mr. Patterson will give vinced of their innocence, and if the
Music, with five stam ps working Dr. \V ¡Iliums’ Pink P ills. I was sixty years liave done wonders for me. 1 do all 1, if
cal miner, became interested in the
liwe satisfaction, as he is one of our governm ent insisted upon a second
age then, and had not been able to do my I <>wn
<5'' n housework
lionsewor on the f rm. V.’e have 4
free-milling ore and keeping the sul­ of
often when
the
housework ---»«.w.o.
for many years.
1 am 1 aide i dalry
n o n 1 m Now
u ttiiir
’ °* Iwelv, e cows, ’ - and
....................
•* Uiv
property, but hie operations were
oldest
citizens, courteous and com- trial he would release them without
>r myself, to do my own work and I I Poys ar?,ve.r y busy getting in the crops I
phides iu reserve for nuother pro- to care for
can walk < long distances without being e^nc- ' ha.ve rn,lke<| all the cows alone.”
ham pered by many unfavorable cir-
petent.
He has the honor of being , bonds.’’
I _I)r- W illiam s’ Pink Pills for Pale Pro-
cess, also the Star, owned by Mr. cially fatigued.
LEMATI,
OREGON.
“ 1 th in k my cure is a marvelous one and
are an unfailing remedy for all dis-
cumstaiices, and the property fell , J enujni
the only populist ever elected to a
fs, with five stamps. Among ia due entirely to the Pink Pills for Pale e.;»ses arising from a poor and watery condi-
The growth of the bicycle habit
A FULL LINE OF
into the hands of the court to secure
co inty office in Lane County.—E u­
W ithout them I fear 1 should have !,on ni , . hlood> Sl,vh 88
and sal-
the prom ising prospects of th ic a m j, t People.
I :s marvelous. Bicycling only a
een dead before now.
| ,ow complexion, general muscular weakr.r s.
the accounts of c ie d itn s .
Thus
gene Guard.
“ Since my cure has become known the ,0S1-4’ l,PPetite’ <>presMon of spirits, J.u k of
are the Drum-Fummon aud the Ve­
| short time ago was considered only
druggists here have always kept the pills arnhltIOIJ» anem ia chlorosis or green sick-
again the reputation of the mines suvius,
and I dnnot havp tosend away lorthem anv !ieSM’ PiupilaHon of ihe heart shorn p«s of
. a boys sport, but the advertisers
morp. I havp recoinnipuded tliPin toseverai “realli on slight exertion, coldness of hands
fell into disrepute and the projierty
A force of 10 men under the m an -1 of my neighbors, an,t I know that they have or feet, swelling of the feet and limbs, pain
kept everlastingly at it and now
into litigation, but it was not long to 1
much good in more than one case sim i­ in the back, nervous headache, dizziness
there is not one man in a day s walk 1
agem ent of Dick Jennings were em­ done
lowtof memory, feebleness of will, rirgino in
tar to my ow n.”
remain ho . Reports of the «pialitv
Ill order to confirm this statement beyond the ears, early decay, all forms of female
ployed all winter upon the Noondat
that does not long for the fascinat­
all doubt Mrs. Reed offered to make affidavit weakness, leueorrhira, tardy or irregular
of the ore and the character of the
Mining Company's property. Tin I to its truth, and the affidavit is here pre­ periisls, suppression of menses, livsterin,
ing pleasure. They have come to i
paralysis, liaomotor ataxia, rheumatism’
sented :
vein, had gone out to miners of otli-
property is situated at the extreme S tate of W ashington , 1
sciatica, all diseases depending on n i .tisi
he regarded as a necessity a lm o st1
humors in the blood, causing ««rnf,i,’:t
«1 districts, and they eainc to ex­
C ounty of L ewis , j “ •
everywhere,
yet few people know J
summ it of the range, and the ex-
Mrs. Martha L. Reed, being first duly swelled glands, fever sores, r„ k, ts },.( m j, ,’
amine the mine. Numerous negoti-
diseases, liiinehlmek, mqu >«.t ,i.t„,o. ■ ,«
that it was advertising that chiefly I
trem e ruggednes» and depth of sworn on her oath, «ays that she has read the decayed
hones, chronic e in n « .« . ra '.a -h '
foregoing report of an interview with her,
ntioi s wcro attem pted to purchase onnw ■.«».,, »
• ,
,
brought the bicycle into such pub-1
.
1
1
snow presents a weird and wmtiv and that the same is ns she gave it and is consumption of the h o ,,... «„a o p. .
also for invigorating Die t.'.x.t
the prop« rty, but the unsettled con- !lSpC(.(
correct in every particular.
lie
favor.
j
II. W. R, S
(Signed) ' M bs
rs . M artha
L R eed l* ’h«n l'rokendow 1»».*‘J “ '- '" '» k . •vo.ry,:!;;.
ar
«litioii of ulTairs and the clouded ti-
— ,
do you want a HOME?
1
T h is s to c k lias j u s t b e e n refilled a n d is
tic prevf Iitcil. But one shrewder
Merchants in country towns' arc
V vowd
n i i-
etc? . KS
v,tal powers, KperniMtoi rht, t
4 0 A« res ,,f choice bottom land b e s t S e l e c t e d i n t O W n .
a
• • J- K i . i nfr , N otarj Public.
<*arly decay, prem ature obi a«;e
'I'll v , i
A case of sim ilar import and of much in- 1 directly on the blood suonlvii «r t< tb, I ' i
than the others succeeded in nego- becoming more liberal in their ideas
7 miles cast, of Lemati, 8 acres cleared
f be highest prices paid forali kim isot produce.
tiating a purchase from the court at of adverbs ng. T le y realize ll.a t
and 7 in wheat. 35 acres can be made
fiO cents on the dollar of the eredi- is necessary to let the people know far east, the facts can nevertheless be easily ! ers - " ’
cultivatable. Good box house 18x20.
• ■ on 0 receipt o|
1
»r^ will he sent post • paid
uhstantiatial
by
writing
the
patient
direct
Row river runs through one (“orner.
I.’,.
r
i" ,
I,:,»,»‘,|( d !r,‘l't' 1 price. 50 cents a box
for fr’ 50
tors’ claims, which, in all, were about what they bat e to sell an 1 t!i
'.x or six boxes
ho
Fv. , ry_
nearmg
by addn ssing
Dr. W illiams’ ’ Medicine’
Co?
• - female who
, ts ......
“ *'x ' * the
“ *’ « ertn.-al
“ 1
uuurvs.siilij
l/r.
’
More land adjoining can be had if
$25,(MID. In this m atter the old money p u t into fake adve ■tising period of a woman’s hlo
HU Will
UU pleased tu
N V
will be
to I SuLpiiPi'tsulv
beteueetady, N.
Y,
e O R
sa l ;
wanted. For particulars, see E. P
adage that "one person*» m isfortune schemes is ns good as thrown away,
RE,') acres of the very best timber ! Thorp of T he L eader .
HOW TO DRESS FOR A PHOTO- F atte n O rder which entil e I the land witli Saw Mill 9 miles from Cot-'
is another's opportunity, was aptlt They realize that good,
w n r a n xozxzxix
•right,
t age Grove aud six miles from rail-
V» G ID WOOD,
illustrated. Ju st previous to the truthful advertisements
prpj orly
GRAPH.
; holder to any pattern illustrated in road; shingle mill already for work.
W eave re -o lv to
ne<-e,a on
i oo
Also good hoase. l ain, etc. Enough 1 • We are , ready
L b to t acc< B
‘ 1,1 “ 2 , COTTAGE GROVE,
attachm ent of projierty the owners placed, are sure to brino good re­
any num ber of the M tgazine put - cedar shingle timber on tlie place to inch ‘ wood from " a few
subscribers
......... ....... ~ of [
lia«l been offered for it $(!((,(MID and turns. Ten years hence tini bus-
The modern photograph is a work lished during the last twelve months, pay for the j laee alone, besides 8,(KR»,- T he L eader in tlie country.
Dealers in
refused it. Mr. P. J. Jennings, the iness man who does not adiertise of art; and the preparation for hav- at the uniform price of four cents 000 feet .eigiit million feet ,,f the finest
BOHEMIA MAPS.
kind of saw timber. I will sell this
purchaser and promoter of the en will not be in business.
lin g one s photograph taken is also a each; and frequently over thirty cheap.
F. E. T ohchette .
A
few*
maps of valuable gobi
terpriae, after securing the property
’ highly artistic proceeding, requiring, patterns are illustrated in one num-
F o rty -F irs t AnniverM iry of th e
NOTICE.
mines iu Bohemia, made by Harvey
mad«' a run of 20 «lays upon the ore,
according to up-to-date ideas, a d e a l' ber, thus affording an almost un-
I ’h u r e h .
There will be an auction sale at j Taylor, who wa3 in that district
which resulted so satisfactorily that
()n the first Sunday in July the ° ^ ore^ o u g h t and the aid of the limited variety to select from. Dem- the residence of N. W. White, on surveying last fall, for sale a t T h e !
S H E E T IR O N W A R K
a t T he
he went to Chicago au<l had no Cum berland Presbyterian eliiucli of
r,p.
St ll’st,jetic training. W hether orest is published for $2 a year, by June 15, at 1 o’clock for the purpose «
E. P. T horp .
trouble in organizing a stock com this place celebrated its 41st anni- a woman *,e beautiful or uot, she is the Demorest Publishing Com pany of se hug l mower, i sulky plow,
W i l d w o o d A x e s , A m u n i t i o n a n d a l l Rirp« n f
2
walking
plows,
1
barley
crusher,
1
,
Mrs.
O.
II.
M
illard
will
weave
*
pany called the Noonday M ining versary. Rev. Jacob Gillespie, of QOt l°
f° r desiring to ap- 110 Fifth Avenue, New York.
wheat fan aud a lot of smaller tools. ' carpet for 1 2 | and 15 cents per yard
C A R T R I D G E S .
Company, of men with whom he had Eugenc, aided by Rev. Samuel Dil- ' pCaF (lt ller best in ^ er “counterfeit
all under five dollars cash in i and take produce, or orders for the Lz-
«
F or the best Ice Cream go to the Terms,
> ,,
«
,
„ I
_
Keep a full stock of
personally associate<l in mining mat- lard, since deceased organized t i,j8 Presentm ent ”; and now th at even
NAILS,
Cl I LERY
Shelf and Building
hand, all over five dollars on 6 0 1 same. One mile west of the Post
tern. Stock to the nm ount of $1,- church
41
years ago. p a t|ler ^ e lack of beauty may be compens- Lemati Restaurant.
_
days time, with personal security at i Office.
T T J k .Z E ò Z D 'W JLZEòZFS,
(MMi (MM) was issued, ami all of the Gillespie, who is now in his 87th a‘e<^ U graceful posing and becom-
5 per cent interest.
________ - ------- ------- -------
W hitney .
¿¿^■Repairing neatly done)
treasury stock immediately taken nt year, was to have been present and “ ' g <heSS’ the plaiu woman *‘»ay
Mr. G. Caillouettc, Druggist, Bcav-
par for the development of the mine to have participated in the auniver- ]lilve a phassin" and even pretty pho- 1 'rsvillc, 111., says: “To Dr. King.s Notice to Contractors and Builders.
Since then Mr. Jennings tuts lost no sary service but was not able by to if she will but heed the dicta of
discovery I owe my life. Was
The directors of School District, T h e M o st P ro g ressiv e
time in beginning operationa. The reason of age and infirmities to at- those versed in art. An article in ,a “en
Grippe and tried all No. 45, Lane county, Or., will re­
development of the mine on an ex­ tend. The ser vice consisted by . Deu,orest's Magazine for July, “In the l’by-b ians for miles about, but of ceive sealed bids until June 8, 1896,
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tensive scale, and the building of reading aud com
o
h
v
"■ « I ’h o t o g r . p b i e S h K li,,.- r c eveals , "° a' ail an<1 W:l’' given up antl tokl 1 for building a four loom addition to :
m , enting
by
the
present
school
building
accord-
Fine
Job
Printing
at the Lowest
mills nn<l the furnishing of facilities pastor on 1st the message of
some of the secrets of the up-to-date v
«>
k
r- Kll,h 6 ing to plans and specifications. The j
„
n .
the)
.
.
.
.
.
New
Discovery
m
my
store
I
sent
for
a
to operate the mine, was imm ediate­ spirit to the church at Sardis Rev. artistic photographer, ard furnishes '■
,, > v
.
contract will be let to tlie lowest re-
( 3S11 I TlCeS.
— AND-
.
* bottle and began its use and from the
ly undertaken, the principal feature 3: 1-6 inclusive, and 2ud*G al. 6: valuable hints to all interested m I first dose began to get better, and after sponsible bidder, who will be re-
_
T respass ISTotlCS.
being the driving of a tunnel 4(H) 1-10. Next a short historical ad -' having artistic
portraits. It is using three hotties was up and about quired to give bonds. The rig h t re-j
Notice is hereby given that I, the
feet to open the mine at a greater dress by Ruling Elder H. C. Veatch, el‘ar,nl,l=1.'’ illustrated with portraits) again. It is worth ¡is weight in gold served to reject any or all bids. F or
«leptli. While this is being done a who was elected and ordained rulin«»
Dumerou8 society belles who have We won’t keep store or house without
M ade an d for sale in th e best m anner. W e w ill nleasa
f, rce of «5 men has been employed elder on the day of the organization, recently posed before the camera.
' it.” Get a free trial at J. A. Bensen’s
you w ith all you w a n t in o u r line. A ddress.
P
in building a wagon road over which and who was the only member pres­
I extent of the law.
“Intercollegiate Boat-Racing” is Drug Store.
RO B IN SO N & P H IL L IP S ,
Gro to th e Sherw ood H ouse
l . n. yarrroiwh .
to get in machinery and supplies. ent that was a member of the another handsomely illustrated pap­
M arried .—Junction City Times:
The road will be, when complete, church
8 „“
L h , g price.;
C ottage G-rove, Or.
when
first 'organized. er, especinlly interesting at present “At Charles City, Iowa, June 27, For ^
about 15 miles long ami costs about I ncle John C urrin and Aunt Mar­ when everyone is hoping Yale will
P tiblic a n d
1896, Mr. Frank W. Moorhead and G inger snaps 10 cents per doz. N o ta r y
$1000 per mile. The mill for the gin et ( urrin, who live on a farm win at Henley. Some of the lovli-
Lemon
snaps
10
cents
per
doz
'
n
l
n
i
Miss Jeannette
Gaines. These
Cookies of all kinds. Cream puffs
ItP 'i
L llllh
present will consist of 20 stam ps,, few miles east of here were char est views iu New York City’s great
young people are well known in 20 cents per doz. xtngel food cake
H
b
d
l
L d ld lL
n & v u tj
and cyanidm g process, which will be ter members, but by reason of a-
recreation ground are given with
PREPARATIONS for
this city. I he bride, in company 20 cents to 40 cents apiece. All O ffic e in M e in z e r R e s id e n c e
operat. d by electricity, generated were not able to attend, as was also “Pla*V H ° UrS
Central Park ” Ev’
M a in S tr e e t,C o tta g e
by w a te rp o w er, ami the ore con- j¡Dr. W. W. Oglesby, now of J
• Gr-V woman wil1 ke interested in with her father, visited friends here kinds of cake, first class, made to
G ro v e , O re g o n ,
for several months some two years oit.er. Bread, two 12 oz. loves oe«s.
veye.1 from the mine to the mill by tion Citv. These four are the onb ‘‘SocietT F ads” and “A Poster Lun-
ago, aud «luring that visit, Cupid, Pies 15 cents each. Opened April) ^??~A1I who have country or city
; property for sale would do well to call
aerial tramway.
survivors
survivors of
of the
the original
original organiza-
organiza- cheon-” “Sonie French Em broidery with unerring aim, fired the fatal 1st 1896.
) on him. Th»-following is a few spec
The immediate geological st
*ue-
tion.
Next
eame
an
address
bv
Desions
’
f“
f“
i8hes
unique
patterns
atruc- tiou. Next eame an address bv
ial bargains in farms.
arrow. The groom is the brother _
King
present
ture ami vein, formation, aud char- Edgar
_
_ who is „ the
..............
....... f° F da‘Ut' euibroider3’ on linen; the of the editor of this paper, and not-1 R e s ta u r a n t, B a k e ry
a bare bargain .
— AND—
160 acres of land with running
a,-ter of ore, are not of the “ideal oi Supt. of the S. S.. ou importance illustrated paper on Mt. Holvoke withstanding this fact, enjoys the
L O D G -IN G - R O O M S .
ater the whole year; fine fir and
‘‘regulation kind, and which wer. and relation of the S. S. to a live College will be read with pleasure confidence and esteem of a lar^e
Under management of M r . E. L. ctdai sa" dm her, never culled; 20
by
all
the
girls;
and
the
article
on
the cause of serious mtei ruption in and growing cl.urch. Then a short
OF NOVEMBER 3 ARE a I.READY UNDER WAY.
* NEW
circle of friends. May the years to H art . Hot meals including the latest acJ es cleare<l Wlth HOr»»e fruit trees,
their «b'velopinent. The geology of address bv Milton Bower. Sub­ “Summer Hygiene’’ gives practical come be as happy aud as free from and best; nice, clean and newly fu rn -) dl make a splendid fruit place
the country presents a series of jcvt -A live prayer m eeting an in- suggestions about every-day m atters care as the radiant and blissful Sen?patron-8
b° arderS and tran ‘ and onlT 5 >“ ik s
of Cottage
IS TO BE ELf.rrTED, AND THE
erupted dikes of porphry protruding dispeusible
necessity to a live regarding health th at are valuable honeymoon.”
1
¡Grove.
through syeui
an old r -«¡i-« ctnii'ih. These a«ldresses were iu- and timely.
N e w
A FIN E 80 ACRE FARM FOR
C u re F o r H e a d a c h e .
The Fashions are ju st what one
will, as always, be found in the thickest of tlie fight buttling
These porphj i
< >u: .iu t.., troduced and iutersperced with ap-
SALE,
AND
vigerously
for MOUND BUSINESS PRINCIPLES, which will
As
a
remedy
for
all
forms
of
Head­
mineral-filled
•f a v .riety of propriate songs and prayers. A needs at this season, and everyore
4 miles from Cottage Grove, all under
bring PROSPERITY TO THE NATION
ache
Electric
Bitters
has
proved
to
good fence. 25 acres in cultivation,
Oles. The p. r p h ;: V dikes in many num ber of the Old Songs of Zion who has ever used the patterns giv­
THE NEW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE is not only the lead­
be
the
the
very
best.
It
effects
a
per-
Now
is
the
time
to
look
for
shoes.
150 fruit trees four years old, good
en
with
this
magazine
know
the
r
places are mineralized throughout, being used. Altogether it was an
ing Republican [taper of the country, but is 1RE-EM INENTI
manent
cure
and
tlie
most
dreaded
U°°k
»t
ours.
We
have
the
verv
buildings,
well
watered,
two
or
three
intrinsic value aud how practical
A NATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
but the greater j ai t of the values interesting and profitable service,
habitual headache yield to its jnflu_ | best and the latest in this line. Re- gZod s c h o o l.T ric e ' S12CA 'w rim or
Its campaign news and discussions will interest every Ameri­
are contained in the fissures. These
The straw berry season at this they are. Every num ber of Demor­ cnee. We urge all who are afflicted ' Pairing done promptly.
call on
W. B rvmmet ,
can citizen.
est's
contains
a
Pattern
O
rder
which
fissures seem to occur somewhat ir- place is about over, but the iasp-
to j . cure a bottle*au«i give this rente-
BO W ER & DEW ALD
,
J ' ' 1?
Gr”Ve’ G' ’
All the news of the day, Foreign Correspondenc-e, Agricultural
regular!» aud iudifiereutiy, but of berrv and cherr ry crops are now tom- entitles the Voider to reliable and «ly a fa ir'ri,l. Incases of habitual SHOE DEALERS, Cottage Grove,
" ¿ g e G ro v e ^
Department, Market Reports, Short Stories complete in each
stxlisli patterns at a merely nominal
vonsi.Ierable strength a n d eo n tin u ib ing iu. all of which
constipation Electric Bitters cures by Or.
425 acres of land, all fenced and
number, Comic Pictures, Fashion Plates with elaborate descrip,
eontiuue.4 to cost. The patterns th at can be
aloug the plane , f the hor n.'.,m. but make the scene at the depot a lively
cross fenced, about 40 acres of plow!
oo- giving tl,«- needed tone to tlie bow, Is I ----
lio n s , a rc i a variety of items of household interest, make tin
A V
up AN
land, 40 more could be easily cleared,
tained dnrin g a year o u tlie Orders and f««v cases long resist the use of this ! NOl’lCE FOR PL BLICATION.
IDEAL FAMILY PAYER.
th. ir remarkabl. characteristics art one about train time,
balano? good pasture land Splendid
C berries are
U nited S tates L and O ffice ,
/ 'garden land: about 5 a«-i'es of or­
given would, if purchase 1 iu the or- medicine. Try it once. Fifty «•cuts
Wc furnish “ T h e L c iu lc r” ami “ N e w Y o r k W eek-
in their unbroken continuity in their worth 7.1 cents per pound and
i R oseburg , O k . July 7, 1896. ( chard ; 1 good dwelling house and out ly T r ib u n e «both [»apersi,
the tlinary "ay, cost at least from ?50 to ant^ $1.00 at J. A. Benson’s
course downward. The early dis- man with a few cl oiee trees of this
1 " k
Noli-'«- is h ereb y g iven tiiat th e fellow ing- building- : 4 barns; 7 chicken houses.
Store.
| n am ed se ttle r lia , filed n o tice of his in te n tio n to Horses,
sheep and goats can lie
coveries o f these veins presented fruit fan ly well loaded is a regular $75.
. m ake final pi -of i n s u |,|io r to f his «lain,, a m lttn it
Eve rv ¿1
, sa id proof will l»e m a d e b efo re J oel " are , I'. bought on the (dace. Price p«-r acre
quantities of free-milling ore ou the nabob
°
" l W anted —A reliable lady or gentle-! s.
Commissioner at Eugene. Oregon, m, i8.00. Situated 9 miles from Yoncal-
or
money-baron._Milton . ,
CA SH IN A D V A N C E .
•
s • » tie and for- man to distribute samples and make a
L'-,
Jy-rPn l-erknc. jr.
ti. la, 1 ^ miles from Elkhead Quick Sil-
surface "which was very misleading Eagle,
Address all orders to
w
a
n
lit
w
ith
ten
c
tu
1
th
addxwn
tehb
r
'
'
'
n
v
a
ssfo
r
mir
Vege-
J;-..
A,"
i
t i ‘ lo lto w in g ver Mine3; 20 rods from school; 2%
to the discoverers and those who
See new ad of Pbilllna «- p „ t ■ , i
,
iaoie lo n et r a[ < and Pure Flavoring witnesses to prove his continuous residence miles from church; 60 rodsfrom post-1
THE LEADER.
unrips a nobin- below, will receive a sample copv of Extracts. ¿40 to $75 a mouth ensUy upon m id eu itiv .itin n of, said laud, viz: joim office, mail twice a week Cal! on or
first attem pted to work them. At-
60a'
'D em orest’s- Magazine, containin'' ■« “ iad,e( Addre^ Crofts & Reed, C hic* i « V ^ ^ . . « V < ^ ,i!iUS’ A“"n' ^rite W. Bm mmett , Cottage Grove.
Writ«;
your
name
and
addre
i,
- .
-,
address n oa postal card, send it to Geo W
°
‘
In .
July U r
K M V l a d n. Register. Or.
BUT IT IS NOT A DISGRACE TO
BE SICK.
Yet Some Suffer in Silence and will not Open the
Matter to their Physician even.
YOU CAN BE BRIGHT EYED AND HAPPY.
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I.
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