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About The Leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1895-1903 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 12, 1902)
A prejudice exists against the gat •" edible, yet It is not wholly had. a cleanly flsli In feeding. living on , nows, frogs anti such things, an j touching decaying matter. In 1 1 * spcct It Is better than the catfish, » hie will eat anything it can »wallow, as being something of no value to The flesh of the gar Is in alterna strips of white and dark meat, the, white lying along the sides aud the (lark near the backbone. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. BIS HOP SCOTT ACADEMY P o rtla n d , O iegon. F o u n d ed 147A & Horn« School for Boys. Military and Manual Training. W rite for Illu s tra te d C atalogue. AKTHLrf C. N EW ILL. Principal F ASH ION S T A B L E s T H E F IV E -C E N T C IG A R . U K ll.u V PO RTLA N D- Its St. Helen's School for Girls. A v e r a g e L ife H as B e e n F ig u re d a t F iv e Y e a r s . 1 \ 7 7 'B ' "The average life of the nickel cigar Is five years,” said a prominent tobac • One of the most disagreeable fea co man, "and it is curious to note the tures of a protracted illuess is the more ; differences which have enabled cigar CHRISMAN &; BANGS, Props. reopen September 16. M ISS KI.KANO R T I'.B BE T T S, P r in c io a i. or less close eoniinemeut to which the men to arrive at this general average patient Is subjected. If he is compelled j of tile flve-cent cigar s life. Many ci G E N E R A L L I V E R Y BUSINESS t<> keep his bed. his discomfort aud im- , gars of this class run through a long TRANSACTED patience are of course greatly Intensi- j series» of years. tied. Keen in health a life spent In j “There are some brands now that | g r o v e \ bo h em ia bed would soon heroine intolerable to j have been running for more than a q o t t a g e the most arrant sluggard; and we can , quarter of a century under the same Boarding School for Young Mon well pardon oue whose nerves have j name, and they are really the same ci F in e st situ a tio n on P a cific Coast. E x been made Irritable 1>>* long coniine- J gars, made in the same way, having c e lle n t F a cu lty . L a rg est in d oor college a th le tic field in th e w orld. Over h alf ment, for showing at times a dissatis tlie same flavor and all that sort of an a c re u n d er an a rc h e d ro o t faction with everything around him. thing. In this connection I have been Catalogues Free. A little skill in the arrangements of | impressed by the remark which we the l>ed, however, will at least render often hear about certain brands of el- A ddress the patient's condition endurable. gars that a man had I kh - d smoking RI£V. M. A. QUINLAN, C. S . C. First of all. we must have a mat for two years, or longer, hut that University Park, Oregon tress which presents a firm, even sur the cigar was getting so had that he face; one stuffed with curled hair will had concluded to quit buying It at nil. exactly meet our wants. Feather beds ‘It Is nothing like the same cigar, ln- are a constant nuisance to both patient said: ‘the taste has changed, aud It and nurse. The mattress should be tastes like a mixture of cabbage leaves. turned and shaken at frequent Inter Now, he was altogether wrong about vals. In order that it may not become that. I know the cigar, know bow It Is made, and all about it, and I know compacted at any point. A LL OASES O F The sheets and linen should be soft that no sort of change has been made and kept as spotless as possible. If the in the process of manufacture. 1 lie sick person Is very restless. It Is better trouble Is that a man's taste changes. to change them often, as the accumu He may get up feeling badly, his stom A R E N O W C U R A B L E lation of wrinkles Is extremely Irri ach may be in bad shape, and, of b y o u r n e w i n v e n t io n . O n l y t h o s e b o r n d e a f a r e in cu rable. tating. It is better to be over-particu course, the cigar will not taste as it did lar in this respect, since during a long when his system was ill better condi B est on Earth — confinement the skin becomes exqui tion. The cigar is blamed, and he sim F. A. WERN1AN, O F B A L T I M O R E , S A Y S ! Pecans«* li Is made of the best m aterial possible B a l t i m o r e , M d , Starch 30, n to buy. T he manufacturers absolutely pay ¿5 sitely sensitive, and predisposes the ply dashes the thing into tlie street, and to 36 per cent above the m arket price of best Gentlemen - B e in g e n tire ly cured o f deafneiw, t h a n k * to you r treatm ent, I will a quits buying it. Instances of tills sort a fu ll h istory of m y case, to be used at your d iscretion. es of wagon thni>er for the privilege o f cul- patient to bed-sores. f rail Ing over and skim m ing off the cream of the A bout five years ago m y rig h t e ar b egan to aing, a n d th is k e p t on getting worse, untilllj The coverings of the bed should he are very common. Mind you, I do not wagon stock, which is carried fbr 3 to 5 years be* lore m aking up. which means an investm ent in warm, but not so weighty as to be un mean to say that some of the brands do m y Jl u i,d ? ? J? n V a ‘t r a t n w n " I S r CAtsrrtv fo r th ro e m o n th ., w ithout •ny mcceM, eyutiltrf., wood stock of nearly one million dollars. r o f physicians, am ong others, th e m ost e m in e n t e a r s p e c ia lis to f th is city, .h o told a - M IT C H K L L Wagons are unsurpassed for comfortable. The top spread should not change. There are tricks in the o h n e ly a f op eration could h elp me, and even th a t o n ly te m p o ra rily , th at the head mi - quality, proi>ortioii, finish, strength and llg.ts either be of spotless white or of some cigar business. Just as there are tricks th e n cease; hut th e h e arin g in th e affected e a r w ould b e lo st forever. running. W h v - ta k e chances on any other? I th saw vonr ad vertisem en t a ccid e n tally i n s New X o r k paper, and ordered fancy figure which may he changed at In other trades. But in ulne eases out m en t. en W hy—not get the best?—A M ITCH ELL* A fter I had used it o n ly a few d ay s a cco rd in g to you r directions, thr n o n e s« « , j Intervals, anil so give relief by pleasing of ten the trouble is with the smoker. to-day a fte r five w eeks, m y h e a rin g in th e d ise ase d e a r h aa b e en en tire ly restored. I '.hull M lt c h m ll, Lmmim A S t a v o r C o . Portland. beattle. Spokane. iioise. Very t r u J 01“ * R M A N _ 7 J o S . Broadw. y, Baiting«, Hi J But, recurring to the age of cigars, tlie h e a rtily an d beg to rem ain the eye. Agents Everywhere. It Is not necessary to urge the pro average to which I have referred has Our treatment does not interfere with your usual «ceup«fio»J priety of taking the whole bed to been settled upon by tobacco men and ^ a d v i c e fre e. YOU CAN CURE YOURSELF AT HOME a t a n o a l i pieces every morning, and thoroughly Is accepted throughout the country. It exposing the mattress and each piece is reached by taking the two extremes INTERNATIONAL AURAL CLINIC, 596 LA SALLE AVE., CHICAGO, ILL of hedelothing separately to the action —the good and the bad flve-cent cigar, and figuring back to the middle. Some of fresh air. There are many other things which flve-cent cigars close with the first lot C J o h n so n F g q wll suggest themselves, if only we are made. They are failures, having noth —VIA — sufficiently Impressed with the Import ing in them to recommend them to the ance of making ns comfortable as pos- p u b l i c . The material out of which they S h a s ta R o u te T h e A T T O R N E Y S AT LAT| y jm g g who are condemned to ar(> made .would not make deceut — OF TH E— . C ottage G rove, ■■___.__ m ___ m uwuMiLtin i n v i i i u x n n m rrtrVi with a ' : nviVii s k m as f l ,o c i g a r s that G R EATLY C O N D E M N E D GARS. H . K IN G are sold at a higher price, and I do not T ra in s leave C o t t a «»* G r o v e fo r Portland and way statio n s a t 2:14 a in mind saying that many of them are 12:55 p m N ot a t A ll B e a u t if u l, b u t T h e s e F l . h A tto rn e y -a t-L a w really far superior In material, flavor J v Portland ** S:80 a iii H av e G ood S eu se. 8:30 p nt ' L v Cottage G rove 2:57 p m 2:06 p in S p e c ia l a tte n tio n given to Collection ] Nearly all the Inland w-aters of soutli- and method of manufacture. So many A r Ashland 12:55 a m 12:35 p ia A r S a c ra n ie n to 5:00 p m CO TTA G E GROVE, 4:35 a ni OH eru and middle America are Infested by of them, however, are of the cheap A r S an F ra n cis c o 7:55 p m 8 :5 6 a m the long-snouted and toothful, though kind that the average Is lowered to five not toothaoine, gar. In the Mississippi years, while the average life of the 1 ‘ i i l l n i a n a n d T o u r i s t C a r s J E. Y O U N G it occasionally reached a size that higher priced eigars will run to a much on both trains. C hair O ars , S a c ra higher figure.”—New Orleans Tirnes- m ento to Ogden and and E l T a so and make» it hurtful to adult swimmers Democrat. ATTORRKY-iT LAV and dangerous to children. Gars have been taken from the Mis to C hicago, S t L o u is, N ew O rlean s THE DANCING WINE GLASS. • * « en Main Street, I M M t sissippi which measured eight feet in & $ 3 4 2 S H O E S » and W ashin gton . • ¡¡j F l>ouglag shoes are the stan- length and weighed nearly 200" pounds. C o t t . g . o r o v .. Or. C onnectin g a t San F ra n cis c o , w ith sev eral dard o fth e world. This is the reason These sullen monsters are not afraid Phm nn?nP U Ve 9 / ° f H onolulu, ¿ » p a n , C hina! vv. L Douglas makes and sells more of anything and are more apt to attack P h ilip p in es, C en tral and S o u th A m erica. men s fcl.oo and «8.50 shoes than any a swimmer than are many kinds of other two manufacturers. Q E N T IS T w ith c ' A 7 B y tdr ^ S V* 1,to co“ “ ‘ «*n '* W . L . D O U C L A S $ 4 S H O E S sharks. Plenty of people living along Ind ep end ence 1'aM enger d aily, e x ce p t Sunday. the big river bear sears on their arms .... c a n n o t b e e x c e l l e d D R . H . H. PETRIE 11.II8.S2BI ¡ » - a * 12 . 340.000 or thighs from gar teeth. In the small lakes, however, they do A ll Work W.rr.QUd. Patlnt nO!?0? 9* a.nrL 4mtr,cnn leathers. Hey/’e tS tiH fk e Cal f. Calf. Kiel Kid. Conna not often attain a greater weight than I ir K ‘v S tnCe Lr | t S ; Colt. Mat. Kangaroo. Fa.t Color Fvelet. uml. six or eight pounds and measure in Office r t r n Door W.et ol Sherwood In» | Caution ! The wnulne haveW. L. DOUGLAS' S e e A gent Mr D T A w brey a t C ottage G rove di „ . nam e and price stam ped on bottom . length from eighteen to thirty-six sta tio n or ad d ress Shoes by mail, 2be. extra. Ulus. Catalog free, W E COM AN, inches. These are not big enough to w . L. DOUOLAS. BROCKTO N . M A S S . £ T . A N D E R S O N , M. D hurt human beings, but play smash CORTLAN D, ORE.iONK&P“ S’ A‘" with the angler’s bait. Physician and Surged S u rg ery an d F e m a le diseases A Specialty. J| The gar’s Jaws are as formidably j ‘’»Us prom ptly a tten d ed to. armed as those of the muskallonge. It O ffice in Sherw ood block: Nightcallsil I has row upon row of teeth, some as New E r a D ru g S tore. Phone 156 Main, j WONDERFUL sharply pointed as needles anil others HOME TREATMENT having slicing, cutting edges to them. £J C. MADSKN. These Jaws are nearly half as long ns This wonderful C hi nese doctor is called the fish's body and work like a pair great because he cures people without opera Watchmaker of scissors, as certainly and more rap tion th at are given up idly. to die. He cures with those wonderful Chi Watches Clocks and Jewelry Tlie gar Is the only one of our fishes D ig e s ts w h a t y o u e a t . nese herbs, roots, buds, Take two wine bottles of even «!/„. harks and vegetables A t L o w e st P rices........ able to cut a silk line of any size, no th at are entirely un and close them with corks, as shown in. d!nestPre.paration COnthins a]| 0 f ,hfi matter how small, and It does this with known to m edical sci f r to " l an digests all kinds of ence in this country. Through the use of those Cut the top of the corks ir. a quiet ness, anil precision highly exas n » , “ g iv e s tn stan t re lie f and never [^OBT. GRIFFIN, harm less remedies this famous doctor knows wedge shape. Take two table knives f fa a ils the action ot over 500 different remedies, which to c u r e . H a llo w s vou to eat all perating. There are many waters, good he successfully uses in different diseases. He with heavy handles and place them on •»•Ini 7 (G 0 N -7 N 1 7 T K G R + guarantees to cure catarrh , asthma, lung, bass waters, which fishermen have »trnnn°b y0U w a n t‘ Thp niost sen sitive the edges of the corks, as shown in Hg- throat, rheum atism , nervousness, stom ach, been compelled to desert, fishing them iver, kidneys, e tc.; has hundreds of testlm on- h o u s a n d s T f ^ B) i,su sp «'any R e p a irin g and Refining Is Our Tnds. ure their points touching each other lais Charges moderate. Call and see him. with success lieing rendered impossi A ll w ork w arran ted . P atients out of the city w rite for blanks and On he points of the knives place a thin cu red lafter eve ^ tilin g else ^ a i i e d ^ l f ble by tile gars. C o r M a in 1 s t H t s ., Cottage Grove, I Kb as fliiod with so much watVr that it K n e v H g aVlX ,0/^ “8 ° n ta t I on fkkk ! c*AunSuiSS,pl' ™ a c u The gar has sense. It Is almost Im balances on the tips of the knives possible to hook It In the usual way THE C. GEE WO ChiMESE MEDICINE CO. Then carefully let a small metal ball H E R B E R T LEIGH, 1 3 2 ', Third S t .. P ortlan d, Orego even when it takes the attached bait, 1« can’t help or piece of money attached to a string » » 'M e n tio n paper. ASSAYER and METALLURGIST. which does not happen often. but - do you good down into the water without t«*u<*hin.r ---- vuu u uaa The Interior of the snout is a hard, Eu ge ne , Ore. -Co.. bony substance with a thin stretching bottom, and you will see the glass sway | B est e q u ip p e d A ssay Laboratory intfceiil down, and then np again, as s o o n X - — ------- ^ ____ ^ ^ U m e s t b e jO c ^ . of skin over It. and the hook will not P ro m p t and re lia b le returns nuarant«Aj sink in sufficiently to hold. In gen yon remove thd hall from the water ‘ " " i k in g te s t s o f ores made on samplesfliC This experiment Is best done with eral. however, the gar, which is ex iff fifty pou nds to determ ine most sm“ mnsie. as the glass will appear to be ceedingly wise, will not seize the bait. m ethod of tre a tm e n t. Instead it swims near, makes a stir dancing to the tune that Is played. T h il signature is on every box of « . vey. carefully locates the line, swims M ..D U R H A M , C h u rc h from a S in g le T ree L a x a tiv e Brom o-Q uinTne Tablets ” nearer, opens Its Jaws, makes a snip, sV o« , In Santa Clara. Cal., there is a church u . rented? th .t P r o p r ie to r of o n e M ar and then eats the minnow amt tnen eats the minnow or frog at constructed from the wood o f Y X , leisure. All that the angler feels Is the oak tree. The building iX w r U f j* F o r O v e r S ix ty Y e a r s . D raym g an d H a u lin g a Specialty. -4 merest twlteh of the tackle. „„<1 feet d en .,3 ° w l,lp and 70 70 feet deep, je t when hand to do you r Jo b w ork in Garden®! mav think that It ir I is . a . bass i , . _. __________ M when Its con- He may gin struct Ion was completed 1.200 feet of W in ,lo se s So” l u n j »y'r^p1 h « K2 L * BD T— M r’ plow in g. E tc , Etc. gerly taking hold, or he may recognize lumber remained unused. C o tta g e G rov e, 0 the wily and fatal work of the gar. In .. n.n/iucs me cniid. child, soffpn« s o fte n , th« th e S L ' f I .,au«cess n i“ " ” j any event, he has nothing to do save to When Pain, cure* «»■ wind colic aI* for Diarrhoea. Is nL’aqJnt best remedy i jd T s i re e l swiftly find hook, halt F o i e ’' S j . Dr« W |»"( In every par? of m e W o r ^ ' r Ho" swivel gone, and bend on new ones. | CTass. e five c e n ts a bottle, f t , v a in . i . ,r ld ' Tw enty I B e x u r e a n d ask for M ri w T . 1? ' “ «»leutaW e for children , safe sure, T h ir ty -th ir d ve^r. C om m od iou sbu ild - M odern e q u ip m e n t. A cadem ic Mild co lle g e p rep a ra to ry courses. Spe c ia l cou rses in m u sic and a rt. Ulna, trated ca ta lo g u e . All d e p a rtm e n ts w ill Columbia University STAGE LIN E DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARIN(j HEAD NOISES CEASE IMMEDIATELY. EAST AND SOUTH MM $3 EBY & JOHN: Tourist Cars 8 DR.G.GEE WO 1 ¡ ¡ i 'S K s a 'a « < 5 % A C IT Y TRANSFEP In and I and wlfe^ualTelffirit^b^m^UB y s Hopey a a r r a , and ta k e no oth er kind 1 * 8ooU>ln« opiates.