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About The Leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1895-1903 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1901)
C rop B u lle tin . K x-G overu or P in g re e Dead Dio cool spoil which overspread L o n d o n , J une 18.— Ex Governor 1 Oregon Juno 1 continued nlmost un Flazeu S. Bingree. of Michigan, died j interruptedly until the afternoon of here tonight at 11:35. His son was | the 14th, when a welcome change to the only one present at the time. ■warmer occurred, and the following The attending doctors lett Mr Pin-: Saturday, Sunday, Monday nud greets bedside at about 11:15, prom- i Tuesday were bright, warm, suu- isiug to return shortly. H S Pin- I shiny days, that proved very beueti- gree, Jr, who had been watching at cial in ripening grain uud advancing ! his father's side for four days and the growth of hops, corn, potatoes who has not removed l.is clothes m ien a re s u b je ct tc and gardens. during tho time, noticed a sudden ol dizziness, spots b e fo re th e eyes, L ight frosts occurred in some of change in his father's condition. Jle »u u .. rin g in g n o is e in th e h e a d . T h e « : the most elevated districts and the had hardly reached the patient’ s I sy m p to m s are c o m m o n ly a ssociated with live r " trou b le ” as th e result o f a din ased damage done by them was confined bedside when his father died peace co n d itio n o f th e stom ach ai ■’ o th e r o r s o f d ig e s tio n nnd nutrition. to small spots here and there and fully without warning and without ga n Dr. P ie rce 's G o ld e n M ed ica l D is c o v e r y - o r e s di-lenses o f tile stom ach and the was not extensive. The fore part of speaking one word. allied o rg a n s o f d igestion and nu trition . the week was showery in the north It ca res th ro u g h th e stom a ch diseases After thinking the matter over the se e m in g ly re m o te from that o rg a n , lVht ern portion of tho State, and, except w h ic h have th eir o rig in in a diseased in portions of southern Oregon there 1 Cuban's accepted the Platt amend c o n d itio n o f th e stom ach and d ig e stiv e is now ample moisture in the soil to ,uent> i ust ttsit P'*88e‘l Congress and a n d n u tritive system . H en ce, cu res heart, lungs, live r, k id n ey s, uud oth er carry tho tlio grain gram crop through t o 1 tlloir action has boeu officially corn- org an s are co n sta n tly effected b v th e municated to the War Departmen use o f D r. F ie rce 's G o ld e n M e d ica l D is maturity. Tho condition of fall grain is not ns promising ns it was last week. In the Willamette valley it is be coming spotted, and complaints of fields turning yellow are more num erous than heretofore. The grain aphis has again made its nppearunce in tho upper portion of the valley, but it has not ns yet done much damage. In Umatilla, Baker and Union counties fall wheat in low places nnd hollows was killed by tbe frosts of Juue 4 and 5, and some bas Leon cut for hay or else plowed under. Tbe crop, as n whole however, continues promising nnd with favor able weather from now on will yet provo an average onp. Haying has begun, with yields above tho average, both as to quantity and quality. Gardens nre backward nnd frosts Wednesday morning in southern Oregon injured considerable garden truck in Josephine and Jackson counties and also hurt corn nnd alfalfa. Tho first cutting of Alfalfa has also been injured by frosts in eastern Oregon, but the stalk is vigorus nnd there is no reason why the second cutting should not be up to the usual average. Hops ^continue doing nigely nnd tho yards are generally free of l.cc, Reports regarding- fruit vary widely. In some sections the trees have all they can carry while there arc many orchards that will not produce suficient fruit to pay for its being gathered. Cherries have been injured by the rains nud strawberrios nro slow in ripening In the Powder liiver valley all fruit suffered severely, nud throughout eastern Oregon there will be a general shortage over limt year's yields of prunes and apples. When your piano needs tuniug dont get some tramp tuner to “ fix it” for you. M O Warner, of Eugene and who is well known as a reliable piano tuner, makes regular trips to Cottage Grove and will keep your piano in order by the year as reasou- ble as you can ask. N o t ic e . covery. T h t re is n o a lco h o l in th e " D iscovery' and it is fre e fro m op iu m , co c a in e , and a ll o th e r na rcotics. S o m e dea lers m ay offe r a substitute as " ju s t as g o o d ” as Dr. P ie rce ’ s G old en M e d ica l D isco ve ry. T h e r e 's m ore profit in substitutes fo r th e dealer. T h e re 's m o re health in th e " D iscovery ” fo r you. D o n ’ t b e im p o se d o n . «It is with the greatest pleasure I write you the benefit my mother has received from your ‘ Golden Medical Discovery,' ” says Miss.Carrie Johnson, of Lowesvi'.le, Amherst Co., Virginia. She suffered untold misery with ulenue disease and nervousness, and had a constant roaring and ringing noise in her head. Auer taking Six buttles of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis covery ‘he was entirely cured.” ^ AN INCOME FOR Ditln'l M a rr y fo r M oney. The Boston man, who lately married a sickly rich young woman, is happy n j ' v , for he got Dr King’s New Lit. Pills, which restored her Jaundice Biliousness, Mnlara, Fever ague and ill Liver and Stomach trouble». Gentle but effective. Only 2,e at J I* Currin’s Drug Store. Thomas A Edison has taken out 741 patents iu the United States His nearest competitor Professor Elihu Thomson, who has taken out -114. Thirty-eight inventors have taken out ovor 100 patents each. A policeman in New Orleai s owns 100 acres of land in tho Beaumont oil region. lie bas refused an offer of $1,000,000 for tho property ..ml coutiuucs to patrol his heat while waiting for a better offer. Foil S ale — 75 head of Augorin Gonts, weathers, and nannies. Any ono desirous of purchasing call on or write to, Ed ja r King, Cottage Grove Oregon. "W a r n in g . T he P ublic — You To are hereby warned that no tresspassing or liiint- Instwill bo allowed on my premises nriTl any dogs found on premises art? II >ble to be killed. J II Perkins. D I V I D E BV ItOXEY. Miss Torence Lea and sister Floy, visited with their grundparents Mr and Mrs Bunch of Silk Creek. Mr Lon Beasley of Gardner city is visiting his uncle W E Coffin. Mr James .Mi ckey and Bister Mrs Tramel wore visitors at the Grove. Saturday. Mrs Geo McUonolds and daugh ter Ida were guests of Mrs Tramel, Sunday. j»lo thing, and yet good aoiing ¡, Wujjossibie without a comet hit Sion. You know this fit w esperi. tnce. — FROM— or m m P ro jen iss VVG C l a i m that our l'iuca tea- li-.o is « ¡'.bout a peer. It t..< thl'« ud ¿ ii .-t enough lupvoduce a smooth, «tbulio stitch. 3300 ¿eres -9 L iiis ja L S iS i ¡30 KHitOu TliiS. O Û .' T e n s i o n Indicator*,, 111 « «tut« ol fermion at all ti,ne< A tcnlmii can bo changed or du. plicuU'd at aiij ili..taut. Every machine i. n will apprecj. nto this device. Richest > lold Bearing Quartz ground bv nature’ r- hand into gold-laden g t a v e l, f r o m -'9 t o 'U o fe e t in *1* p th over the entire pr«p--rty. hu udd.ltiL Company owns • O u r T e n s io n 14 Miles iVi l * ::4li of river bo.l onuii l.ulo o! which contains many miliums ol gold situated on the l\io Graiulo, ii Taos Co, New Mexico. O v er For Dividends BM P THE H SO iS: $ 2 , 000,000 no-halff the entire Capital Stock has teen placed in the treasury of Company as working Capital. To complete necessary ditches and place or. llie river lied several gold steam dredges the Company now offers A Limited Kumbev Cl its S t a s E ast F-K, K m o o t u h W o u k ih q . M A C H IN E CO. 300 30(5 Boat Street, Cornel Stocfon, Pacific-Union Club Building, Snn Francisco, Om. • C. A. HAWKINS, Gen Manager WHEELER & SCOTT, Local Agents. Cottage Crove, Oregon, commissioner pi the United states, Fully paid and non-assessabie, par value $ 1.0 « each share. H: v : W H IT E S E W IN G MADE TO CAPITAL STOCK PItF.VF.NT8 the HNGRESH nr DUST, The Patented Buster linnet! States eliiial Report CEEDS IN MANY PLACES Oeo FEET OL NEARLY THREE TIMES THAT OF TIM* LIKE REIS IN CALI FORM A WHILE THE AVERAGE VALUE PER < URIC Y \i;i> I BKLIKV..ii TO P.E GREATER IN THE NEW MEXICO H k DS THAN IN ANY OTHER SUCH ACCUMULATIONS YET DISCOVERED I have made a reconnaisance of the whole of this gravel along the Uio Grande and have ex amined with all the care possible in the time at my command the character o f the gravel and its contents or gold. NOTHING i AM PER SUADED s i n c e t h e d i s c o v e r y 01 CALIFORNIA AND AUSTRALIA. 1» COM PARABLE FOR ITS MEASURABLE RE SOUR*ft* OF GOLD AVAILABLE by tho hydraulic process to the deep placers of the Rio Gronde.” Other reports from eminent mining exports of national reputation pronounce the. propurl v of thi.i 4)<>tn[nmy tho rwiitwldiij rmw* extenutvc known. REleaser (on reverse side of face p!utc) op. orating with lifter liar, idstaotlj jre'iuovts oil tension from thread. 150 Million Dollars Notice is hereby given that the General Land Office, W ash in g ton !) C. undersigned firm having sold out l«y a Geologist and Mining Export of world-wide desire to close up their business reputation, Proffesor Benjamin Stillman who W h e n a la x a tiv e is required use Dr. spout several month* there then being connect and all persons indebted to said firm P ie r c e ’ s P leasant Pellets. ed with the Unit oil State.* Surveying Corps r.n< are notified to settle their accounts in Ilia oniehtl report says: Up to date work at reasonable prices i “ HEKK a im : m \ r i .:> s m i l l i o n s OF nt. once. Call at the residence of TONS o r K it'll GOLD Ouai-tz reduced by the at Bentley’s shoe shop. Dr Oeo Wall. great forces of nature ton condition ready aor Good work nr.d prompt attention nt 1 iie a;-! licatlon o f the hydraulic process v. l* le E W alt . & W hipple . Taylor’s Art Gallery, Boyd’s old I the entire bed of the Kio Craude for 40 mi is is a sluice on the bars of which the gold deri\ d Mr C L Smith, an export Dairy stand, Cottage Grove, Ore. from the wearing away o f the gravel banks in s If You need glasses see Dr Lowe been accumulating for countless ages and n< w man and farmer from Minnesota, lies ready for extraction by the most approvee and whoso services have been secur sure Sat. June 29 as ho will not be methods o f river mining. THE THICKNESS OF TJIE ItIOGRANDE GOLDOKAVKL EX ed by tho Soutnern Pacific Co, was back again till next Fall. advertised to speak upon Diversified Farming at Martin Hall Tuesday afternoon. However but few of our people saw fit to attend which is to bo seriously regretted. The dairy men of Menuesota realize ten million dollars a year from that pro i'.ab e industry. Oregon could do as well and Cottage Grove could easily get her share if our people could once wake up to tin i opportunity. The e is no reason why thousands of dollars could not he earned by om people in this and kindred indtrulrie. whore they now earn hundreds nt old fashioned farming. Other places succeeded and why cannot this community? A Tension Devise UFE. CLASS B R 0 T H * 6 RS 'etere of. T ie Ä 8 Grove M m f i l l . . . Wo arc now pr..•vFrcfl In furnish nil kinds of Brackets, Mouldings, Cornice, Sash nnd Doors. Door it’.id Window Frames, Kcrecu Doors and Windows, Pickets clo . H o d o a 1' d F v '- a i r e d . j . ijt s*/o r lu 1 *li*g, t!ct W o o d -w o r k o f a ll K in d s ’ f.” . . ‘ r / 1: .. : ¡..f We « ill t c F 0 Kn Y J C J ohnson EliY £ JOHNSON, ATTORN EYS A T LAW Co*t 2 QC Grove, EAST T îio — OFTHE— Oregon. SOi’THEilî! PACiFSC COMP^/, H E R B E R T L E IG H , ASSAYcR ami METALLURGIST. Eugene, : Gi;ovK I'm T«»i1Lind l;tl y w 2 M a m ■..■m pin BSl'i :i ki Lv ImjRapd p IH It;.: / :i in lt;:wttt 12:33 :i 'll 4:44 M bl Ar Sacrai unito ß:00 {» m Kibà >0 Ar tv.ui IVencIsco 7: i./ T Hi Ore. Best equipped Assay Laboratory in the state. Prompt and reliable returns guaranteed, fo rk in g tests o f ores made on samples ••{ one to fifty pounds to determine most suitable method of treatnmut. t|Kd. KATHERINE l , 8CIILEKF, M. D. ijLsett-x.« oi Woman and Children a Speciali) O'ìice »n bulMiu;* formerly occupied by Dì J. U. . .itti t A N D SOUTH — V Î.I — K h a a l a f t cu te ! Ar Ar A? Ar t »gìleu Denver Kansas City Chicago 6:4.'» a iu i>: 0 fl a m a :u 7.10 a ir. Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Los Angeles Kl Paso Fort worth City o f Mexico lloustyii New Orleans V/aslilngton New York 1:20 i> pm ¡1 t»:3ti a 0:65 a ) 4:ou a (5.20 p 0; 12 :» 1 ?:4S |: »:iv»am Vidi AH» *.’;•*» ani «*!>;» Mrs Michael Curtain, Plainfield, 111 [ INCOLN TAYLOR, At n 1Vr makes the statement, that she Id Share. hold which settled on her Inn » P u llm a n a n d T o u ris t Cars win treated fora month by her y June the 18 was Miss Beulah After sale of which price w ill le U. c o^PUTY MINERAL SURVEYOR >n both trains. I n un C abs , Sam- physician, but grew worse, llotold oi\ Coffin’s birthday she gave a supper Advanced to $i oo Per Share. she wan a hopeless victim of consump in. nto to Ogden and and El Paso nûl* t<> relative-;, only Mrs ¡Oonlisk, Mrs Application should be sent promptly. Write « I TAGE GROVE, OREGON. ti,on and that no medicine could ire T o o r is t C ars for prospectus. Make checks, nuuiev orders her. Her druggist suggested l)r Ki gV Duma Button of Portland, Mrs C payable to to St Louirt, N•*-'*»' Orleans New Discovery for Consumption; lie J B. YOUNG C Coffin of Drain, Mr Toro I ’ensloy, • nul Washington, bought a bottle and to her d< 1 giri N otice . All persons knowing them CiiniK-i-: In? at 8 m Franche«*, "ith several found herself benefited from first lo»«. selves indebted t o the undersigned will Cloo nnd Carlton Button, Vey Coffiu and Viola Xratuel wero the invited Mcamsb.p lint 8 ft»r Honolulu, JajttB, roiitly oblige him by un early settle She continued its use nnd after I King ATTORNEY-AT-LAW l'i.iiippliif-, (.‘entrai .c u t .'.*•.!!» Am« « i o - __ guests six lsittles, found herself sunn and m e n t . Oeo Wall. M D. . —- » •- -------- well; now does horown housewoi ,utnl OSes on Main Street, w est Sida, • - • '' 'i _ _ is as well ns she over was.—Kri trial Go to A B Atkins for your Cigars j ; ■' A 1 . I i.v'.. . Orli ■ \t P 5 7 ? 1 Exciiaagii Place, Boston, ? to s C ottage G r o v e , Or. ,'i. ( Ai i orv..!!l.4 . . Lv I REDUCED RATES bottle of this Great Discovery h Ben- Candies. Tohaceoes, Pipes, Fruits, Drug Co. Only 50 cts and $1.00, every J Al Albany iim! Corrali I» c«»nnocîiun id D iade Ice Cold Lemonade, Soda Water bottle guaranteed. • wiili ( K Ry trains. __ — QENTIST Are now in effect to Buffalo, Now a id Ice-Crerm. Two doors west of I Imîi jM-’ uleucc Prjittcnpor «!:Uljr. ex Poet Offico. I •*. M . I.v.... iwü. .ni . *r ** - ; '• Ì Mr and Mrs Ma'lh.nv Low of York. D it. K . H. P E T R I” , V.:.« i*. i. i A r Mc .M mu ville. ...bv i J» - Do you expect to attend tho Pan- , s: h . m . 1 A r..InGfPcr.iIcnf'ciH'tì.Lvi Fayetto county, IV , were born on Allen Halverson, of West Prnirl All Work Warranted. American Exposition? Wb, says “ people iiao ton miles t »» • ' "i}» r* • leu lit;. I.«’ n . iiiinte t or ¡nn»rov 4 ■ alno tho same day. They were married : s. i A^e„t Mr I) T Awbroy al ('"U »ïe r' r0” lu. F Fui . . l ’i ,i: ’ i\ i. ¡1« ,7 A S ’’ «‘ ‘ «. I OH.fiCHtórPP N < If so do not buy your tickets un Si-or., j scalimi « r ui M i côs thirty years ago and were never « t EWmor .I.i.î, savi: it i - «l«t*| S vot ry--« -h •*«>■*.«piwio.: O S -e Hr«t 1 Oor We.a ot S.lerxood Uo-lM. c K MARKHAB, separated ttjday during their mar til you have investigated the service M i n : M l y s l 'a » : ’ v : ! SGÖK OH F U t . MADSEN, fore patent, o; the ILLINOIS CENTRAL Rail n u n l-AND. - OJtliriON. ried life. They died on tbe same \ O Blanchard, West Bangor, N \ . road. P.%t« t L- y«” WiSHINaTCN.D.C. «ays : I have born troubled with k id n e y day lust month. W a t c h m a k c r VVkVt */%/**. Our accomodations nro the best lis.'iso for the last five yenis. H n v with several physlsians end c o years * WAN L’F.l>— Active man of good that can be bad, our trains are al diK’t.'rml aches, Giotk > and Jcweiry f g u t n o relief until I used two b o th . - . V '.V E X P C i.'.U N C B character to deliver and collect in uir* K o f F o i . k v ’ s K i n x i v C v u t . ” New E ra At Lowest Prices........ Oregon tor old established manufac ways on time, and employes courte Drug Store. turing wholesale honso. i'.HHi a year, ous and accomodating. sure pay. Honesty more than experi \ pine tree bough swept in the J^OBT. G R IF F IS . Through tourist cars from Pacfic ence required. Our reference, any face of a baby is considered an em are the most fatal of all dis bonk in any city. F.nelose selfaddressed Const to Boston via Buffalo. blem of good luck in Spain. In eases. stamped envelope. Manufactures, + W (G O N - « f f H K e R f If you will send fifteen cents in; this country a hickory switch swept T rade V*"«» Third Floor, 334 Dearborn St. Repairlns and ReflUIng is Our Trade. Chicago. stamps, to address given below, wo on ‘ the other side is considered All work warranted. 7 V n ^ CCPYHIGHT» ^ -V Anrnnn spn«11tig a «kof rh Mici «ip'criPtiiW» will forward you by mail, one of ou r an emblem of good luck. Tirare I.-* A CltMi »»f P eop le. G uaraatecd Rem edy * > « ma . n * , stst » „ , , ri. Ron. fufcklv »¡»certain o«.* * Invontion is probs»b!v iv't-irtaMp. Uot'iniui»^ Cycling has its ups nnd downs. large 34 x 4b inch wall maps of the tloinRtrlcliy conBd^i.itnl. lTr.nii^'fk on Who are injured by the uso of *ent from. (Jldodt rrcn. v for r - « ffiiMi? refunded Contains j M. DURHAM, Patents taken throrrcH Vv.nn A (-3. n-ctf coffee. llecently there has licer, United states, Cuba and Porto Rico i-Tl notice, without c'.:H*vil. I u ti*« Any information regarding rates, 1 hurt quickly. Take no Bubetitut remedies recognized by emi placed in all tho grocery storci« a P ro p rie to r o f new food brink calieri GRAN O, accomodations, service, time, con | New Era Drug Store nent physicians as the best for made of pure grains, that take tho j nc'ctions, stop-overs, etc, will be Tho lack of energy yon feel, the Kidney and Bladder troubles. C 'T Y T R A N S F E R ,  a backache amt n run down condition place of coffee. The most delicate cheerfully furnished by PRICE 50c. ,cd $1.00. nil menu kidney disorder stomach receives it without distress, D r a j , I I * : , , ng Hpetla„ Always « W U li N & C 3 . 8 a , # " ‘ * “ *’ fìC W T W » R H TRI M BULL. Com’ i A g t general}-, F oley ' s K idney C i re , will restor ~ ~ 1 ggggsas— 1 1 ' j liana to d , >oJr Joh Wirt la Gar.wmni.- àeiucù anice, eu V SL. WMhua ■<>". ° - u ami but few can tell it from coffee. larUening 119 Third Slrret. Portland, Ore, your strength amt vigor by making Plowing. Eté, Etc. the kidneys well. Take no ■ substitute. Ii does not cost over \ as much. H H L .l W asted . Lotta ge Grove, Oregon. Di New Era Drug Store, 1 t > i- i i . Children may drink it with great . iy o i i „ u . Reliable men for Managers of The human body is sahl to be Dtsis*!.- benefit 15cts and 95cts per Ir:\ 1> Reckard, Dtincombe, la, rwr • t wish to open in T H E package Try i t Ask for GUAIN- shorter in the evening than in the writes "My little toy »cabled hi» k-g 1,rnnclle ofllLe ZU g vicinity. I f your record is O K morning, due to tbe fact that dur from tlie knee t«) the ankle. I um - u ; O. fr.v.CF AS ro PATFRTYNH1TY g * ?y 5 b E H anker S a l v e immediately a ad in here is an opportunity. Kiodlv -;ctlc, |C -lawauvs n U -lF ’ C ing the day the cartilages between Look “How ioobtain P.” t«r.i«‘* B wU5 v* three wcrk’sliuio it wmiiilniost entirely ..I., —..a . ‘ , * I Leads in the C'nitfh mul Work* off the Colti. tho joints are compressed. The h«'«hxl. I want to recommend it to 7, Cruise* moderate*. 2*Tc iV» fill re i«n ( t* arcvJtM^ ^ ( .e enoo tthtn writing,! Laxative Bromo-<Jnlnlno Tablets _ lilUrs %'rlr. iVc'Mif.*1-r- "*k • C ü j ^ t O T T ’X j . A . I ' I O i T e»#rv family and ad vis. the in to k ., ¡ 1 ' ‘■he A T Morris Wholesale House,! L j^ c r. j -nro a cold in one day. No care, no average man is three-quarters of an ^ •i- 6. bIGi.EHS, a AAA A P A ii-ri A^aA W A - * ' * * -* bane.'r Salvo on hand, as It is a s u re Cincinnati Ohio. Illustrated cata- inch taller in the morning than he psy. l'rlet' US «X'triS. nnted} for »c.ihl»or anv »or«».’’ New 1 1 >. , is in tbe evening. Kra Drug «o r e . logue lets stamps Awl is therefore the boTt ' F o l e y ’s K i d n e y C u r e 5 0 Bio Grande Placer Gold Mining CO. 7 7 FOLEY’S *>DIIEr CUSE|ia „ ScUr.tiffc RtBcricait l e h d e r A d v e r t is in g M e d iu m . . m a k e s k i d n e y s a n d b la d d e r rig M