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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1905)
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER COrTAGE GROVE • OREGON J. McKEAN FISHER. Manager. lU B U S IIK I) KVEUY SATUltUAV UV T 1 IB LEADElt PUBLISHING COMPANY Entered at the Cottage Grove postoffiee as sec ond class matter. SUBSCRIPTION KATES One Year - $1.80 riix Months .75 fhreee Months - - - .50 I paid hi advance hut if not so paid a mif rm rate of 32.00 per year will be charged. Advertising rates made known on application ami the crossings as well. The roads well, ono couldn’t S I M U Y AT THE CHIRCHFS f I VK. E. C MAC Y ? I say enough, so possibly »he less • linee Awbrey Building. Main Street ^ Methodist Episcopal Church, said the better, until ther • is some II E N T 1 I T J Pasten* Kev. S. 11 . Meruingtr, morii- y chance of doing something. ». 1 itig services >it 11, evening 7 : 3 o. 4 » v r ¿ > 9 9:1*9¡V. 9'V. 9V.9-*9f W( eg to call attention toll«! EPwortJ* llL e,*°« C1*° P- n>- AI1 Market report w h will he puh- ! ar° cordially »m'ed to b« prewent. f iished hereafter h week. This j Morn,»K ,®fv" ^ Everting. The lest of f I ^ it. U. T. IIOCKKTT in hrouglit up to date each week, fxouraged. , aud you can rely upon it. If there | '■ .hriBtianity.- PH Y SIC IA N AND SURG EON > ! is anything not quoted which would Christian C hurch. Rev. D. L. jC Oflices in l>r. Geo. Wall building, Main street, Cottage Grove. Office phone A | bool value to you let the mm p Olaon Pastor. Sarvioaa at 11 iu m Main 303. Residence phone Mam 9C j3 I meut know. the morning and 7.30 iu the even- --------- I ing. Y. 1 ‘ . S. C. K meeting at f V. •¡•it 9V.9'V. 9 ’V.-9iV. 9id.9'V.9Mi9& Japanese Navy Reviewed by Emperor.. il:3c( J1 JIorn,nP subject, ‘ A 308 Warships Were In l ine. ject, Ta]kluI ’ ,( 1 ’ 71 stl,‘ns Rv'er’l^g s,ub; “ ltightly Dividing tho Word of t + r -m 9 ■ •» « ft, WW «J*. * 'A * f 1 yi. u. k . joli g Cottage Grove Flour Mills MANI' FACTl'ItKKS OF Flour and heed Remember tint the Cottage Drove Flour is sold ots merits, at lowest living prices We use 23 per cent hard wheat in our Pride of Oregon brand. This Flour will produce more herad per sack than the cheap varieties now offered. Try it once and be convinced, aud at the same time encourage a home enterprise : : : : : Tokio. The naval review of the j Lite.M Everybody welcome, P H Y S I C I A N a i , il S U R G E O N entire fleet of Japan warships took i>r,g by»erian Church, P a s t o r s. All call'» promptly attended. Office: 5 Main St. Fhone 114. J place today, rite sight was most R c Grace. Morni0g service. 11, impressive and the entire review evtning 7 :30 Y . p. S. C. K. 0:30 p, f 9’V. r v > . . 9;,-'. 9'V. 9'V. 9V.9-<Vc9? passed oil with without u hitch. Mornjn„ subject, -ThoXeces- New York Tribun« tanner SI r. Threo hundred and eight warships, sitv of the Cross.” Evening sub Tult-tlii Weekly llbulr ........ I T' including the former Russian battle-| ject, “ The On-e for all.” A l l Portland Weekly Oregonian 2 50 Fort lami Weekly Journal ....... 2.00 ships Percsviet (renamed by the strang’ rs and sojourners welcome. I J K- VOUN'» I I’ortl.ind Semi-Weekly Journal 2.2 > Sau Francisco ('all...................... 2.50 [Japanese the Sngaiui), Poltava (Tan 7 A T T O R N E Y A T L A W ri San Francisco Examiner.............. 2,50 Catholic Church, Father Carrol. go), Nicholai 1 (Iki), tho ironclads Sunset Magazine, San Francisco. 2.00 Olili >•: Vomii? llulldliu?. Malli St. Out West, loh A first Suinlay in each | Gene sal Admiral Apraxine (Okinos- Services the West Sill«. Town and Country Journal .. 1.7 » liima) and Admiral Seuiavian (Min- month. 9- ■. 9■ v. 9 '^; 9 'v. -■ -------- ------------- — -------- : ----- : ------ | I2 auxiliary cruisers, in Epivcopul Church. Services held SATURDAY.......OCTOISEIt J h , i i 1 1 oshitna) cluding three chartered vessels, 28 the first Monday evening of each ' I torpedoboat destroyers, including month in Jones Hall W RIME, M. 1 ). New Yorkers are doing some tho captured Bt-dovi and ltyeshi A. I ' l l Y S M I A N ......I S t I t O K O N ? thinking these days. The politicai talui. 77 torpedohoats and five suh We have a complete line ot school tab Statistics prove that while the de o n ic e ili M cK a rlu m l B u ild in g Í situation is quite a new one. A marine boats were drawn up in six Over W ynne’i H ardw are Stare J lets for the children from the smallest mand for semi-precious stones has Republican candidate, supposed to linos. on ice rim ile, 341 JU-sIdi-nco n in n e , LIS jf tot to the high school students. A ll inot eased to large proportions, the he put up for the filling of the ticket The i inperot ou inalili tLe cruiser 9 \ 9 " ■ 9 i-'.rvav; comes to life seemingly mid begins A-ama, led by tho protected cruiser numbei ol workmen bes steedily de- grades and all prices. a whirlwind campaign far the office Yaeymna ami escorted by the gnu- | dined. Fifteen years ago, before of mayor. If Mr. Ivins, nick named boats Tatsuta, Cbihaya arid Man the duty was fixed at 10 per cent Herbert Kakin President “ Ivan the Terrible” wins it will lie shu, passed along the liout of the there were 5,000 skilled lapidaries T. C. Wheeler the most, astounding thing in New first line, which was headed by the in tho L'nited Stales, all receiving ( 1 • b 1 • v remunerative wages, Today there Yorks politics for years. battleship Hliikisliima Admiral To go's flagship. When the Nicholai J are less than 150 , and it is estimated CAPITAL The President in making a not which was at the end of the line, that it would require more than I 8,000 skilled mechanics to cut and was reached, tho cruiser Asama, 25,000 able trip through the south. Ili.s H ot cakes tire good but they will taste visits to the colored schools, ill headed due north, aud then in a polish Urn stonci» that are sold an- ! uually iu the United States, besides westerly direction, entering between much better if they have on them some spite of the protests of some people, A general banking busin s transact- nnd the speech h« made ft) the the second and third lines, and the skilled mechanics the establish- I of our fine syrups. negroe students at J'uskeegee was afterwards resumed her original merits throughout the country etn a strong move to help for better ed- position, During this maneuver ployed thousands of people in other ORGANIZED COI TAGE GROVE ucation of the negroe. Whatever j Admiral Togo was at the at ivm- •apae ties, such as bookkeepers. 1900 O * t Q O N I clerks aud salesmen. In a United the president says, he means, and it peror’s side. States geological report issued in is worth the while of man, whether I I'.»02 mention was made of Inpidai v Korin of the City Ballots. white or black to listen to his work, in which it was stated that iu Groceries, Dry Goods, C lothing, Hoots and Shoes words. Salem. Attorney-General Craw i one Connecticut town alonethercwero j J Private Nursing Home. ford today rendered an opinion at ' twenty-live establishments employ Portland is following the lead of the request of ( it\ Recorder Van ing between 500 and (¡00 men cut some other western towns m mak Winkle, of Albany in which lie ting moss agates. The importers A competent force of nurses mo established in the Scott ing an effort to remove the old un settles a number of minor questions I found that sm-li stones could be im Clirisinaii home on Wall sightly shacks from the business regarding the form of ballot to be ported at 75 cents per dozen. The Street, where any cases of used in municipal direct primary centers at least. With all the pro [result is that in this town today sickness can lie cared for— gress which Portland is trying to elections. Anion the ruliugs made | then i but om ibop employing under any physician. make, which I i iri lool are tin - T e r m s K e a s o m v b le V* two mia, only. It is well known I That a blank place should ho left that millions “ f uncut semi-precious ing forward to, the building of new roads, the improvement of the on the ballot under tlie name of each stones aro shipped annually f»oin \ddrcBs: • harbor, tho increased trade from the office ho that voters may write in the United States and other parts M rs. M . F. Fifer, ï Shelf and Heavy H ardware, Plows, H arrow s and m some person whose • if the American continent to va m river and by rad Portland sh uld be the name Head Nurse. • retidy to do everything possible to mine is not printed on the ballot il lions large European citicB, whore Seeders, Stoves, Ranges and Tinware • ■ •■ •■ •■ •■ •■ •■ •■ •■ ••■ •■ •ja! improve her streets all that is pos they wish. labor is cheap, and these same That a blank place should be left -'tom *, after being cut and polished, sible. It don’ t take many old and M I N E R S ’ S U P P L I ES dilapidated buildings to greatly under the mime ot each office even are sent to this country and sold a General B la c k s m ¡thing GUNS AND AMMUNITION marr the effect of a great many fine though there are no printed names such low prices as to preclude the Horseshoeing a specialty. of aspirants for that office, for the I ossibility of competition from buildings. Wagon and carriage re- Ini?. All work guaranteed voters have a right to inset t any \moricnn workmen. The re»ult Have your liorsesteetti ex name tliov choose. amined and repaired. Shop has been the steady decline of the The streets and sidewalks of Up at rear of llemenway A That if Democrats write the name stoiic-cntting industry and the shut Burkholder’s Store :: :: town are in many places a menuci to the snfety of travelers, whether ol a Republican aspirnnt on their ting ni> of shops all over tho coun IB - a . : r ticket, the votes are not r.ll to be try.-» To lemedy this evil congress on foot or riding. counted a Republican, but as of the will Fe asked to raise the duty on Take Fifth street, for instance, going from Main street to the party indicated. The votes aie to semi-precious stones from 10 per D I S . J. J". school building, before you go a bo counted separately for each cent to 5 o or 75 pei cent. It is con (LICENSED) block there is a jog in the line of patty’» candidates. Thus, if a man tended that this low duty was im VETERINARY SURGEON AND DENTIST receives the plurality vote ol Repub posed for the purpose of preventing the walk of some four feet or so, at EUGENE. OREGON the etui of the block there is a licans aiul also the plurality vo„e of smuggling, which it does not do. sudden raise of some lo inches, an Democrats, he will be llio nominee In all published reports of smug Office: E. Bangs* Livery Stable. Fhone Main Graduate of the American Veterinary other half blqek another raise, and of both parties, but ail the votes gliug ami attempted smuggling ot College of New York City cannot be counted for him as of one- precious stones mention is made only then over a series of uneven places party. of diamonds, rubies and other stones until you come to the next street, of small bulk and high value, while where there is a couple of steps PROMPTLY AND no mention is ever made of smug NEATLY down to the stecet crossing, then A Coming Treat. gling such stones on which it is up on the other side and down Too much praise cannot be given E X E C U T E D A T THE again at the new half block. Now the Kpwortli F'oriim lbr engaging asked flint the duty be raised, thus showing that stones of this class uro that is rather a rapid change of the Schubert Symphony Club and grade. Lady Unattctte of Chicago to ap too cheap to ho worth the risk, and Has the largest Stock of School Just why the sidewalks laid this pear here on November i This a duty of 5 o to 75 per cent will not summer by the school building company is in it- tenth year <>I uni- increase their value to such on ex supplies in the city. Our line of should be off the established grade cess, and Is acknowledged every tent that smuggling will be made Books. Artist's Material. Sundries is a question. Who knows why? where to lie the most “ up-to-date” profitable. It is also argued that if it is the policy of protection to check The crossings well in many Musical Company traveling. Every arc now complete. places you are lucky to find them, body likes music and everybody en the importation of a foreign article We are giving special care to and then they are eithei too low or joy s a hearty laugh. 'A delightful which can be produced and imported too high, with the exception of blending of pure fun and fttie so as to drive the domestic article some that have been put down very in it sic is one reason why the above from tlie market and destroy the in Our I’resciption Counter recently. company h • won its way to the dustry, then the lapidary industry should tie protected by raising the To the editor it seems like this, j top notch of public esteem. tariff'to meet the cheap production which at all times get tho best There is ip > need of tearing a side and g|ve the American workmen a attention, using only the purest walk up five months before you put Coi mell Meeting. chance An increase of at least - 4(1 tf a new one down, nor of putting a At Ihc in - '-iij of tiic council per cent will also be asked 011 set ot chemicals, having the largest sidewalk down on a different grade than the established one If thou-1 , l uod-iy night, a warrant was or stones as 1 protection to the allied stock in town it makes shopping easy in our place. is no grade established, the council dì red issued to Geo I,ea for >-‘soo trades of ji welry setters. would be only to > gl nl to fix one on his water contrail and for SyX» Mailorders receive the best of for you. Hi«-council should ordci on his street improvement work. A ItiC vote un the (lag coupoan that attention. warrant was ordered issued to J. M all sidewalks put to grade and at i bave bei111 rcp irteli to dato are as certain distances from the street I Williams for >15 account services. follimi Rack vote» that bave beco | The application ol Detniy Cum Imiti must ho turac i 111 at onoo to centers, and make the crossings fit. so that it would not I e necessary to mings to open a saloon iu the Im ! he c Ulte 1 Mall-it box iu Nugget get out a search warrant to find the perial saloon building was not ! uindow We Have a full line of Legal Blanks and . sidewalk when going home at granted. Council men Veatch, II.> i Migli èchool .... . 1I04 C t M ij j Grove. Oregon gate, Chamberlain, and Martels night. a. a R ............... T r e s p a s s Notices. h ; (<()2 v The sidewalk on Webb r street being against the issuance of aj j\v O. w ................................ 470 . between Tennessee and bridge street license and Couneiliiieii -lohnson and l'tiblic fScliool ....................... 4-’ 3 is a terror aud it is a difficult matter YanDenburg for it. •Iunior Foresters of America. Tho matter of the tnprovcmcnt of M. W ..A ................................ in day tunc to go al-ni^ without 2I<> bi euser, of St Paul, is at tho head xvishtojoin in the chase will meet falling in a mud puddle or a water Main strict was it; tor discussion, K. of P .................................. 105 t 1 contribute a liberal portion, T b e|o f thia ruovemeut and remittances at Stony Point, t w o :) miles north and bids arc hciti-{ advertised for h . T. n. . pipe ditch, which is left open of 47 of I.orane at seven a. m. lumber industry of the United may be forwarded to him. course as most ot them arc, much this work I. o . o. F 13 State-- ranks among the foremost in- less at night M.ici ibrc- Warning. 12 terc-ts, and it is only proper that it In one placo on a much t.ayeled Wisconsin Men Fall Victims to Timber1 M»*ons ... This is to warn all hunters, fish* Tin- pilots find twenty-ona feet of 6 >1 uM be suitably recognized by street in the road arc two poles, Mil ho.list idle ermt-n, and others that I will permit 1 water at the Columbia Itiver en- it; ’owmeut of a chair where tech- three long boa id- and chunks ot no trespass on my premises or lands trance, aud the United ''t.des eegi- mi i wtio i amo to \ Y ” ...... niial training maybe acquired for wood enough to break up most any Ot leaseil from Harding, with dog or , ueer' twenty-four fre-t. Before er n some rich flic equ patent of young meu to en light rig. a fraction of kn i dort is lieing made to endow t«r the profession. No field of la- gun, or for fishing, under full pen- making up its mind that the pilots Now we arc not anxious to be are wrong, the public should take have ucil to thoir a chair of applied forestry and prac bur ti lay offers wider scope for »uc- ally of law over particular, hut it seems a- hoiur- J. H. II AW 1 7 v. (into consideratiou their superior uni poorer l>\ tica, lu (fi!-eiing at the Yale Forest ci ssful advancement than the turn though soim strong step- diould ht 111 o u t Til capacity for finding the shoal places, the wav it ■ School. Tiic sum of $ 1 50.000 is t-> biting urines*. A knowledge of A Coyote Hunt. taktn towards putting tin V a :k- . r which they demonstrate hr piling e raised for that purpose ot which tititic and practical forestry is a There will a coyote hunt all over the tow : iu c ■ *od condition trvi »i1,0 1^ !,p *n occasional ship thereon. " the coast lumbermen are expected public necessity. F. F 2 Weyer- Si id law valley, Nov. 4 * All who Telegram, CLUBBING LIST HELP US KEEP THE WHEELS TURNING The Cotta#© Urove L eader for one year, mid any of the following publi •• it Ion fur iin« year, for the price set opposite : HARTUNG & H A N SEN Tablets for School 90 First national Bauli Hot Cakes Are Ready C U R R IN S V E A T C H Wagons Farm Implements PIPER ® YANDENBURG PLAIN A N D F A N C Y J O B P R . IN T I N G Benson's Pharmacy Leader O f f i c e P a m p h le t W ork a Specialty Benson’s Pharmacy 357 i
