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About The Leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1895-1903 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 6, 1903)
Bom , CHRISM AN & BANGS, Props. GENERAL L IV E R Y BUSINESS TRANSACTED C O T T A G E G R O V E \ B O H E M IA Carrying Passenger» and U. S. Mail -STAGE LIN E HEAD NOISES? ALL. CASES OF DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARING A R E N O W C U R A B LE by our new invention. Only those born deaf are incurable. HEAD NOISES CEASE IMMEDIATELY. F. A. W E R M A N , O F B A L T I M O R E , S A Y S : B a l t i m o r e , Md., March 30, i^ot. Gentlemen : — Being entirely cured o f deafnens, thanks to your treatment, I w ill now give yom • fu iull ll history o f my case, to be used at your uiscreiion. discretion. __ . lf4i4 About five years ago my right ear began to sing, and this kept on getting worse, until I lost y hearing in this ear entirely. . . .. . __ I 1 underwent a nura^ uuuri « m i a treatment iicaiiiivu i for catarrh, for three months, without any . / success, , . ' consulted . ti,.* b e r o f physicians, among others, , UIC the 11IUM most cim eminent ear " specialist o f *.... this city, V 'who ucui \.ai , told . me that , . o n ly an o'pe«ation could**help me, and even that only temporarily, that the head noises would -• ■ in ■ »* - J ear ----------*~-t then cease, • but • •• the • hearing the affected would be fore— lost forever. , . M. I then saw your advertisement accidentally in a New Y o rk paper, and ordered your treat ment. A fter I had used it only a few days according to your directions, the aoiacsceased, and to day, after five weeks, m y hearing in the diseased ear has been entirely restored. I thank you * eartily ------------ J 4 beg — ‘ to --------- *- Ve h and remain Very truly yours, „ . . _ . .. ____ A 7 * F. A. W E R M A N , 7308. Broadway, Baltimore, Md. F a c t. A b o u t H I, F o rm e r and P r e s e n t Home«* l a L o n d o n . T o the many changes lately made at Buckingham palace one other might well, one thinks, be add*<l. And that ia a change o f name. True the site was once occupied by the house a duke o f Buckingham built therein in 1703. But that occupation does not seem to Impose the name o f a subject upon a residence bought by George I I I , rebuilt by George IV and, though disliked by W illiam IV, at once adopt ed by Queen Victoria as her London residence, and now, the Axed head quarters o f the king and the prospec tive headquarters, o f our kings to be. No wonder that foreign visitors are ! puzzled by the unexplained retention o f a form er and long irrevelant appel lation. T h ey ask for the I’alais Royal and are met with a blank stare, a shake o f the head, or a statement which leaves a proportion o f them | under the supposition that his majesty I is the guest o f the duke o f Bucking- \ ham. Scarcely less appropriate would be a cancelling at last o f the name o f Marlborough house as applied to the new hereditary residence o f the heirs apparent. Marlborough Is a great name, it Is true; but It is a name that the present owner has a very natural right to put up on the lintels o f the new house he is building In Curzon street. No disrespect, then. Is implied toward the great duke o f Marlborough who built it in the tirst decade of the eighteenth century, and gave “ Sarah, duchess,” the right to point over the w a y to Buckingham palace and to speak 'of “ Neighbor George.” In 1817 it was bought from the Churchills for the Princess Charlotte and Leopold, afterw ard king of the Belgians. Later Queen Adelaide was its occupant. Her name or his would be at least as apt as that o f Marlborough for the house Hon. David Meekison is well known, not only in his own state, but throt^J: each had inhabited. But Alexandra America. began his political career . by four consecutiTe terbi house—the name of the first princess out l A iu o u i». * He w ft ‘444 ***“ --------------------, - serving , . . . , , , 'T ] *._____ : ___ ____ L ¡ . . u L a l i i i a a r it ir in o n 'h i f l i t . Í f Y lA h w li e r a n in u t id i® ' o f Wales to liv e under its roof—might as Mayor of the town in which he lives, during which tim e he became widf,' well g iv e the house a title which known as the founder of the Meekison Bank, of Napoleon, Ohio. Head, would also be a welcome private and elected to the Fifty-fifth congress by a very large m iajority, and is the ackn» “ “■ public commemoration. — London lodged leader of his patty in his section of the state. Only one flaw marred tbe otherwise complete success of this rising stit^“ Chronicle. man. Catarrh with its insidious approach and tenacious grasp, w u his otaa unconquered toe. For thirty years he waged unsuccessful warfare against t ® personal enemy. At last Peruna came to the rescue, and he dictated the ires lowing letter to Dr. Hsrtnian as the result: J Our treatment doe * not interfere with your usual occupation. ••I have used several bottles of Peruna and I feel greatly 6ei|°j fifed thereby frem m y catarrh of the head. / fee! encouraged to t ¡¡eve that If I use It a shott time longer I w ill be fu lly able to ertt cate the disease of thirty years’ standing.— David Meekison, Memi “ of Congress. • “J'EVfcr“ YOU CAN CURE YOURSELF AT HOME IN TERN ATION AL AU RAL CLINIC, 596 LA S A LLE A Y E ., CHICAGO, IL L . EA ST A N D C SO U TH T h e S h a sta R o u te ATTO RN EYS — OF THE— m m t PACIFIC CO for MPA NY, V ortlan Portland 44 8:30 a m 2:57 Q m Cottage Grove 12:55 a m Ashland Sacramento 0:00 p in 7:55 p m San Francisco Oregon. J N ew GROVE, ATTORNEMMAV en Main Street, West Bide, O s t t a f s G r o v e , O r. Connecting at San Francisco, with several Steamship lines for Honolulu, Japan, China. Philippines, Central and South America. A t Albany and Corvallis connection Is made with C A E Ky trains.__________________________ Q H N T IS T DR. H. H. PETRIE Independence Passenger dally, except Sunday. 7:30 a . M. I L V.7.T7T Portland..7~.~Ar 5:50 P. M~ 10: a . m . I A r M cM innville L v I 3:0« p. m . 11: A. M. I A r..Independeiideuce.Lv I 2:00 P. 11:45 a . m . I A r ........ O orvalis........ L v | 1:20 p. . M . See A gen t Mr I) T A w brey at Cottage Grove station or address W E CO M AN , G F & Fass, A gt P O R T L A N D , - OREG O N . Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat T ill» preparation con tain s a ll o f th e d lgesta n ts and d igests a ll kinds o f food, lt g lv e s ln s t a n t re llc fa n d never fa lls to cu re. I t a llow s you to eat a ll th e food you want. T h e most sen sitive stom achs can take it. By Its use m any thousands o f dyspeptics have been cured after everything else failed. I t ---------- jofeas prevents — form ation o fg a s o n th e stom ach, re liev in g all distress a fte r eatin g. D ie tin g unnecessary. P lea sa n t to take. It oan’t help but dc you good P r n » r * d o n ly b , R. O. D l W ITT Jk Co., < 'M e n sa X b s »1. b o u le c o n ta in . I s tim e , tbe Me. a ise O REG O N . E. Y O U N G O rleans A ll Work Warranted. Office First Doer West of Sherwood House. £ T . A N D E R S O N , M. D Physician and Surgeon Surgery and Female diseases A Specialty. All calls promptly attended to. Office In Sherwood block: Night calls at N ew Era Drug Store. Phone 156 Main. C. M A D S E N . Watchmaker Watches Clocks and Jewelry A t L o w e s t P r ic e s ......... I^OBT. U R I P F I X . + W Â G O N -N ÏH K 6 R+ Repairing and Refilling is Our Trade. A ll work warranted. C o r M a i n 4 ft i s t H t s .. Cottage Grove, Oregon, bos o f Ih# genuino Laxative Bromo-Quiñi ne Tabio* ‘ w--------- that ooaro« » m ir i l a m m Amy F o r O v e r S ix ty Yearn. A n O l d a n t i W r l l -T r i k d K r m i d t . - M rs W inslow 's Soothing Syrup hat »x»«*n iiv h I for ovor »Ix ty year* bv millions of mothers for their cbtlaren w h ll* teething, with porfvot success It soothes the child softens tho gums, allays all i «I, euros i ui Tn wind « ii colic, and Is the __ best ____ romedv __ __ pain, for D ia rrh e a . Is pleasant to tho taste. Soid by Druggists tn every ivirt of tho World. Twenty five cents a bottle. Its value Is Incalculable Be sure and ask for Mrs. W in «lo «*s Soothing Hyritp and take no other hind. —« * ',,B «U ffc w tn ic u i tut? u i r i t u n u t must he ns prudent In placing his an nouncements ns Is the careful Investor o f cash In selecting bonds or property. —Philadelphia Record. I f you toot your little tooter and then lay aside your horn, there's not a soul In ten short days w ill know that you were born. The man who gath ers pumpkins Is the man who plows all day. and the man who keeps It humping Is the man who makes It pay. The man who advertises with a short, a sudden jerk. Is the man who blames the editor because it didn’t work. The man who gets the business has a long and steady pull and keeps the local paper from year to year quite full; he plans his advertisement In a thoughtful way and keeps forever at It until he makes It pay. H e has faith In all the future, can withstand a sudden shock and like a man o f scripture has his business on a rock. Foley’s Ilorjcv aijd T ar fo r ch ild ren , safe sure. opiates. A woman can do almost anything with a hairpin except sharpen a pencil 1 A S S A Y E R and M E T A L L U R G I S T . Eugene, Ore. Best «quipped Assay Laboratory In Hit »tats. J. M. D U R H A M .P r o p r i e t o r o f C I T Y T R A N S F E R . oa Praying and Hauling a Specialty. Always hand to do your Jo b work in Gardening plowing. Etc, Etc. Cottage G rovo, Oregon. Jfo The season of catching cold is upon catarrh, us. The cough and the sneeze and the , w h ile many people have been cm nasal twang are to be heard on every j chronic catarrh by a single bottle 'il hand. The origin of chronic catarrh, p eninaj yet, as a rule, when the catstm the most common and dreadful o f dia- becomes thoroughly fixed more tb*d eases, is a cold. one bottle is neceasaiy to co m p le te This is the w a j the chronic catarrh care. Peruna has cured case« iamb* u rg in g person emtohes erabfe o í catarrh of twenty years’ etatft im p than t h a n usual. nona 1 cold, which hangs on longer ing. It is the best, if not the only 1er The cold generally starts in the head ternsl remedy for chronic catarrh! a and throat. Then follows sensitiveness existence. H of the air passages which incline one But prevention is far better tpl. to catch cold very easily. A t last the ih!® person has a cold all the while, seem cure. Every person subject to catch? ingly, more or less discharge from the c0' d should take Peruna at once at* nose, hawking, spitting, frequent clear-; slightest symptom o f cold or sore thr 'g ing of the throat, nostrils stopped up, ' at thin season of the year and thus p jl full feeling in the head, and tore, jn-1 vent what is alm ost certain to end >il ™ chronic catarrh. flamed throat. The beet time to treat catarrh is at Send for free book on catarrh, the very beginning. A bottle of Peru- [ titled “ Winter C atarrh ,” by Dr. Ha^, na properly used, never fails to cure a I man. “ Health and Beauty” sent fra common cold, thus preventing chronic I to women only. ,r It Is advertising that brings In the money to pay nil the other expenses. Advertising Is business insurance. A d vertising what you haven't got or what you don’t do is worse than not advertising at all. Yon can't be too careful about this. Make your ads. strictly true in letter and in'spirit. I believe that the m ajority o f business men do this now. but as it is the most Important thing about advertising, it Ask yo u r druggist for a free Pe-ru-na almanac. w ill bear repeating and reiterating. When merchants and laymen come to Olive Trees. Easily Explained. consider advertising in Its legitimate An olive tree yields six pounds of Watts— Ever notice how kindly * character o f "business news." it w ill olives when it is three years old. At audience takes to jokes about policenr« pay better—pay the advertiser better the age of fifty it yields from twenty, or about women— that is, the rrjn d j and the advertisee, too. two to twenty-six pounds. I ’ m afraid it ’ s a bad eign. . The w a y to think o f advertising is to consider first the goods you have, to see i f they are really desirable! Then figure on the number o f people likely to see your announcement In the paper, the proportion o f possible customers among that number, and what you can afford to pay for each dollar's worth o f new business. That w ill give you the sige o f the ad. you ought to use. Then make your ad. clear, logical, onnvlnclng. Don't try to be funny, unless you are naturally so, and even then don't do It too often. W h at people want In an ad. is exact! definite information. It ought to be given to them in a smooth, more or less argumentative w ay. and as strong ly as possible. "T h e other fello w " is a fte r the same people. H E R B E R T L E IG H , Prompt and reliable returns guaranteed. W orking tests o f ores made on samples of one to fifty pounds to determine most suitable method of treatment. ê w A Advertising may properly be consid ered by the merchant as an invest ment from which he has a right to ex pect quick and large returns, but in -— Special attention given to Collection!. CO TTAG E T ourist C ars T b l« Signatur* Is on ovary LAW A tto rn e y -a t-L a w 12^50 pm 8:30 p m 2:06 p m 12:35 p ns 4:35 a m 8:55 a rn P u llm a n a m i T o u r is t C a rs on both trains. C h air C ars , S acra m en to to O gden and and E l Paso and to C h icago, St L o u is , and W ash in gton . AT Cottage Grove, Trains leave C o t t a u * ( I k o v b and wav stations at 2:14 a m Lv Lv Ar Ar Ar J ohnson EBY & — V IA — CATARRH THIRTY YEARS Potts— Don’ t worry. It is hnroi. nature to enjoy seeing one’ s bosilî Freshleigh— Say, Saltman, I don’ t made fun of.— Indianapolis Press. feel very w ell; I am going to my berth. Saltman— Brace up, old man, or the Rarity A m ong Women passengers w ill think you are going to There may be some husbands vonr death instead of to your berth.— may lie filled with envy when they i New York Times. that the deep melancholy in which czarina is said to be leads her to In Prohibition Kansas, Tool serve silence for long periods ever An Atchison, husband hovered at the presence of gueets. Certainly death’ s door so long his wife remarked alleged mania m igh t take a more a she supposed he was having his usual and objectionable form . trouble finding the keyhole.— Atchison Globe. Nn the Bounding Deep. Saturday the Day fo r Fires. In London there are more fires f* Saturday than on any other day in tf* suppose you week. | Carefully Considered. Miss Oldun— I don’ t ever think of marrying. Mr Savage— ° h , yes; it’ s thinking of it that keeps me a bachelor. D E L I C I O U S AND T E M P T I N G iwiSood candT 10 4 Queen Bee Cough Drops Are made of pure hon- ey and menthol. They are T " pleasant y v -m u , and auu ef- et- fectlve a. & remedy lor cough, and cold». T r y » peckige. gold by »11 druggists »nd confectioners. Two package, by man on receipt of 10 c., stamps. Pacific Coast Biscuit Co. ____ Portland. Oie ■ His Little Scheme. He was cutting an item from tt newspaper. “ I t te lls how a house »< robbed, and I want to show it to m w ife,” he explained. “ What good w ill that do?” a frieo inquired. “ A whole lo t,” was the reply. ‘ ‘ Y<4 see, this house was robbed while a maJ was at church with his w ife .” >> friend, «4 “ S a y !" exclaim ed the friend a n o tb * citedly, “ you haven’ t got copy of that paper, have you? ? ” - C h i cago Poet. A Harrowing Jest. The man at our boarding house M the remains of a once prosperous ¡'Ork^ comb, from which the teeth had l<® since fled. " W h y , ” we asked him , “ doyoj carry that thing around with you— worthless old comb?” And he replied : “ W ei1, X can’ t part with it . ” — more New a. i
