Cottage Grove leader., February 03, 1906, Image 2

saloons or I iisiner» houses open. It
Professional Cards.
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OREGON is but a bail Lai ,t we h i v e gotten
into of Laving the »tores open, a ml
J. M c K E A N F I S H E R . M an a ger.
the s'ore men will tell you that it
will nominate thnirsales one whit less
I’UBLISIIKD KVKJCY HATUHOAY
it all stores close for the day. So
Anbrcy Ilia! I ng. Main Street
\! A M 'K A CT U R ER S O F
M
diet
1 pis-o] al
Church,
eouitcilmen. do what you think is
MX THE
o »: n T 1 a T
!
i lu v S h. M im in g ir, n orn 9
right, not alone for your ward, hut
lkadkr r n t u s i i i N c company
j ing «f-rvices at 11 . evening 7 : 3 o,
for the welfare of the city.
■ K|>worth Lea,- u« 0 . 3 o j . in. Al*
* 1
Entered at the Cottar* <;i«.> ptrstofh. is
ari
i iiial<y inri ,d to be present.
oitd-Hurts matter.
T re e Planting C lu b .
•4
Morning ubjict, ’ a h- Humiliation
si s»
!i t mi C ■ till 1 < i 1' -vi IToui is . old
0 . T. HOCK KIT
Th e tree planting club on the and L\alt»tiou of C h rist.” E v e n ­
tv. 1 sf living pliers
We t.se 25
4
SI JW< Kim ON KATEH
1 ) K PHYSICIAN ANO SUKCEON
staked plains in the panhandle o t ing, "T h e Philosophy of Miracles.”
, ! i 1 eat
> 1 l ’ride of O ttgon
Dne \ i;ir
*'•*; T e x a s appear» to be nn acconi-
. ' ' - I -
u
; duct more be rad
Oltlee* in Dr. íleo Walt t.mhtiiig Main
bi\ Monti»
First Pr»td>ytemn < hti’ cb, Peator
Stnet, i i Itilgt* tin.ve. Ottiee (ilm
. i.e 9
J'li ree«* Monihs
V' pli.ohed fa d .
T
. .1. - ietii s lmw e ff« red.
Main
Iteiiilinie iitiinn* Main
R. C. Grace. Morning Mtvice, 11
i l»;ild l». advance t»at if dot so paitl a
When a forester from the Depart­
•tur rm rate «*i 92 « hi per >tur »vili he « har^.' l.
1 , In cm . vine. J, ¡ii.il at the name
\<lvcrtisuig rat» m:»•!#• i-.imwn on application ment of Agriculture attended the evening 7 ; 30 , V. p. S. ( E. C >0 p
1
oi.i ourngf 1 honor enterprise
: : : :
in. All stranger;- and sojouruers
Farmers’ Congress at Am arillo last
welcome.
4 -*
August the suggestion wits made
ri.PHBINrt LIST
Morning subject, ‘ T ía s the G o s ­ j*
:ß
i: n it. ./or.
that
the
people
organize
a
club
for
Tfio Cotí«/«' «Jrovc L enirà for ono
4
pel Dost its Influence on Men,” 4 IV
the
purpose
of
establishing
groves
year, nini any of tlm following pillili
T
h
is
fi
rmo"
is
largely
for
tin
ti
but
f
l
t
v
s
i
m
Y
nati
»rnrsKON
cation f *r i year, fur th price *et I Qf trees on tln-ir farms. This re­
all invitt i!. E vening subject “ T h e
All ealis promptly att,-n,!,-,t. twice: 4
opposite •
gion is naturally treeless, but there
-Main St. rimile li t.
Difficulties of D oubt.” *
«I TV
New Verte Triclini' farmer
, is every reason to believe that cer­
T u l . We ckt ) tu,i,I"
a :•»
Portland Weekly Oregonian
C’hrimi.in Church R. v. D. E.
tain species of trees will g to v if
. It.Dll
Porti.uni Weekly .ioiinuil
1 4 .™ ,
they ar<- properly planted and c.»ie I ONon Pastor. Set vices fit 11 i¡
2.2
V
Pon lain! semi We. kly .lourn.ii
Süll I r : 1111 1 •. i <‘;iH
it SO | for. Th e people ot the .section have the mori ing and 7.30 in the ev.n-
-4 ' ■ # 4 4 ^ 4 ?
2 .VIP
Siili 1 1 MU I '< |> )• .Mllln**r
Sunset Muv' iiluc, San Frunciseo . 2 ml
shown su; h inter« st in ilie propo iug. Y- P. *S. C. E meeting at
F. YOUNG
. 2 . SO
\N • si. i U > An olea
.1
p. ni. Sunday school at l o
sition that t> e association hasal-
To wn hi : « '< uní i -,
urn
\TTORNT.Y AT I. \ W
Intermediate
Endeavor 1 :
j re tdy nearly six bundr» d m» mb« rs. | o ’ clock.
Office: Young Building;, Main S'reet,
.H
r i
S
ol
i
n
al
2:30
and
Choir
practice
I
It
is
proposed
to
organize
local
di-
t'KHi
West Side.
hatckdav
. I i:uiil vitv
4 I
|
- 1 visions in each of tho towns and | « very Saturday evening at 7:30.
.¡spread tho idea throughout the
Episcopal Church. .Services held
'
7 ?
C O N O R M S S K »N i l , C A N D I D A T E whole Panhandle.
the second W< duenda) evening e.f
■
Tho definite objec's of the club each month at 7:30 in Masonic hull,
O f the men who arc running us
W. KI.UK. M. !>.
candidates lor the R «-publication •tie to find out what kinds o f tree« idiern v. 11 l e sei vices every fifth
nomination fot t un 'u ssinan in the are Lest adapted t > the region and Sunday of a month.
1
‘IIYStn IN ami «I KOKON
how they shall be plant I. and to
First Con Me : iotiftl district there
OlKce in M. Fallami Buiiiltng
Catholic
Church,
Father
Carrol.
Sloiv*
» !
no one m<r<« able th in Willis C. obtain tho necessary mat i i d in
OITlrf» Phone, 341 Mesidence Phone, 126 ,7
the most advantageous wav
lhe S. rviis s the scei 11 t Suuday in cadi
:
at j It to li!l \ out imiti' for
H aw le.'.
month.
* * 9 >
JY
Mr. J ln v le y i
a man o f Urong finest service has agreed to .a nd a
We have the- best
and fo r e - >1)1« ch ira. ,ct ■.;iu;il< uid competent man to advise t, e . <>. It
< i, 1 i - ! mi fa ienre •-11 \ ice - held at
it tlit lowest
s*
.+mWi'L'.P
.direct in his speech, <■ 11- h i and n on all these p unt«, and when «1 fi - 1 Jones hah ,_*v< 1 v Sm.day in -rmng at ' 4
I'
m
1
J
v
o
t
i
d
o
n
'
t
b
e
l
i
e
ve us, co m e
nite
plans
for
planting
slia'l
have
ARIoN \ F \TUII
sourceful in thought, and a mm
11 o'clock.
M
tigate. Our I fry Goods stock
well fittili to honor the pe pic of been made, the individual mem1 era
FUNERAL DIRECTOR an i LICENSED
vvilltcoiubine an-
ptirciia-te
ir
is complete.
.
.
.
( (regoli.
D IED
EMBALMER
He is vice-pi. fid' lit and dean of stock in large qu oi titles h , In t ie
Parlors at Veatoli a Lawson’s.
Wülametto University. Ht- is a nurserymen.
Mrs. I,acretia T. W iiit- died at
.
r
' ..»J «3 . <1 • ¿
E ve ry farm r in tho vves erti
grad uati-ot the I Adversity school
her home :it Jum tion City Tues­
CMinlrv
rei’ognizes
the
value
ot
‘
rets
ol Art and of the l.aw school and i»
day evenin.. Jan. 23 , I9 i>. agftl
a member of the Oregon bar
His about him, and them is no b . ttei
tit! years.
Elerbert Kakin
p r s i (1 e n t
set vice with lit-, t d versi tv hash n evidence o f tho interest ol the
li icretit T . Levabe was born in
T. 0. TVlioel. r
DiHrkiil by In . devotion to its ¡Mer­ people in ouy practical plan (01 tile Rrudi'»t'I c o u n ty , l ’. nnsyivania, I)e-
Cashier
ecí anti tin puf)’; -no.!, ratlier than establishment of groves i>, that -e - ceruber■ n , lSit». She was married
tion Mian this move incut in lYxu s | to W iibam Parker in Delewure
to personal <’i ‘ Risii ends,
lb
T h e club i<h a lias i'een followed ' O-.I ty, lo ija,
s] ecial work i
istitutioiinl. p<
if it lo. 1858,
CÁPÍYAL
n-.i , c o i omic
! in Insti îM li st . v I lor lite furtherance of many Mlu
n In.t-i- death oi'Llirted in thin city
2 5,00 0
;
ol ihe United S ' a ’ «- , and Til Ah., ¡1
! cbr.iary la, 1 .ss'.l. O re s ,n Ft un­
first time that it lias been brought ci , was b an t ' th en . W hs mar-
« J n ii lr :
he in 11 niu. le
il H
il
n I A neimral banking
In preseli'ing l is platform he to the advancement o' tree plan b ; . i i.-ti ti- W 1; Wi r e a J unction
4 » iX
11 I bu»tu s transaot-
As an «oicouia ement to other ve­ May 23 1H92
savs:
í 3 S B R s m
aM
H
»
1 «at :: I!
Il a
m —
•Tu ritb ring thè p 'liticai arena I ti us to n o ik in the same way, tl t
Resides her husband she is sur­
ORQANIZEO
fo r th e l’n st tini«- e. a cutiuidate andj forest service at W ashing ton d i ­ vive I by h e -on nnd sinp-d-iughl« r
CO ; TA l£ ROVI
huving hnd no connectiuns « i h anv | letti) olfer-i to furnish ex pert ad­ Mt-. Jow* i>t. I dvvarls of B Uefonu-
1 9 0 0
O »
O O N
vise
whi
new
-
a
community
shad
d iv sio n s whieh e,ay Lave existed
ta ii, i:n! . vp so t, 'i irgtl White, ot
in the I at ly in the past, uty personal organi/» a c i n i ' id U'-is Kind and in- Cottage Grove
Sire lo establish
political carter Mill begin with t lu - : tiic.i
r e v e r á in tho Insto*1) of our great plantations, Tribune Funner
Thomas Cullw d! Keiz"-.
Horseshoeing a specialty.
state
Hardware, Plows, Harrows and
Y«'agon and carriage re-
R.-r->
April 15, 1 s-I 3 n, if Rittie
In desiring to < titer Congress, 1
mg“ All work guara .t. otl
K
k,
Arkansas
killed
through
Have
your
horsestet
th
«
have no interests to servo but the
«der
'Vi s. Ranges and Tinware
iinined ami repaired. Shop
• -roles-, handling o'' rev Mv.-r *bv
at rear of lleinenway &
dub a interisti-, und pl.-dp.«- t- th**iu
W alt I m ,Hey, -l.u, 3 0 , 11 ) C.
Burkholder’s SU re.
the sanio mit tri 11, devotion 1 h i v
M I N E R S ’ S U P P L I E S
S cl* i- the beg-nning and end f
given to init rca’.L lit ilr-l- r. i. in
B
-¿dk. J2Z E B
j
x-i
the life o f oue of the old pioneers of
iVlosby Creek
f ;
S
\ N Di A M M U N U ! O N
mitted t" my car.
| Oregon
Coining across tin-plan s
Th ere is 11 i b. ttia not more • le
J ',-1 nml Frank Palme 1 re i urne I •1 1 dp! h- o • t- i li). 1 * v 111 8
mini to b up lor ch i tion ilu ycae home botti the Mohawk Molida y I below Sal- m and in lS(!o m jved to
than Mr. I I n i c y
He will serva­ where th -v have been vis ting their La-’«- comity takin g up 1 Lome-
to the In t of In- ibilit.v th ■ people Si ¡ter
s c a d location
n Mo-bv Ctoek
o f the «tate uni the countr ■
oid
Sam I.ewis went toCottag« * Srovc about ‘ even miles from Cottage
a agMEit—
deservís the - npp-nt of the p iple
(i -ov«1, Oregon. In IS30 he m ar­
Mon lay.
who desio to c any man n pt .- nt
ried Miss Isdiel Ran. ey of Salem,
H as the largest Stock of School
Uncle John Shelton who is stav­
us in C mgress nhn will be ti pow. 1-
who bore him t *lve ehtldien,
l'ul factor in just legislation, to ing >t Walh-r Raker's place went to seven i-ovs and five j iris ail of
applies in the city. Our l i n e , !
whom taft will make no appeal, Cotta-.-f (drove last Saturday and
m 1 - in are !r ii g wi h the exception
Books. Artist's M ate ria l. Sundries
to whom " , can look for an upt ght returned Monday
o r three.
r u d f e a t l i s s preda tion of o u r la " - -
Jim Miles was a visitor to Cotta «
n e now complete.
In iM$o lie moved to Eastern
an -
Grove Weduusdav.
11
■ -• 1
1
in i - 1 '
Ic­
W e are g iv in g special cara to
flowetv mi- .nei !«■ --- sptnkcr. but a
Mrs. Ellm li -bin.am w. nt to Cut- ing h ■; hom° 011 the Hardscrabble
powerful hard working lemh-r,
road
to
Rohem
1.
"h
e
r
e
lie
nnd
bis
prominent in coil)', dti , ami m - pui tagr G rove Thursd-iv.
Our Presciption Counter
wife kept a way station.
debate.
Delbert Hubble went to Booth-
The family consisted of T. D ,
K elly Wednesday to work
I John V. and Manley F. Keizur,
PROM PTLY
AND
NEATLY
which at all times get tho best
city Fti- Mrs .Miry J . W a r d , Mrs. S ,-\. D.
Jim
L
ew
is
went
to
the
S A L O O N S O PEN SI N D A Y S ?
attention,
using
only
the
purest
Hurst, Mrs. George Phillips, Mrs.
•lav.
FSX E C U T E D
A T
T H E
ot chemicals, having the largest
..
t 1
1
, , , ,,
Edward Dunn, Oco. E. and M. E.
A t tli <■ in 1 ! m - m - on M, 11
Mis. John Palmer went to Ubat y
. , r> Mf9 ,, c Cornet> w h
day night it will b up to the conn
«tock ui town it make« shopping
Saturi! iv.
ai .,1 Willi« 1 '- Kc-izur. One sistei
cil to decide whethci or not the *>a-1
easy in our place.
Rl , KHORN.
and two brotlo r« all old people
looiihaie 1 i Is- open Sundays ot 11, t
survive their I rother
M til orders receive the best of
Tlie ordinal ce pres- nt d at the last
Mrs
Kei
m
and
tire
children
liv­
regular meeting of the council
attention.
F r e d d i k it G ot Inn. President
which would
How the saloons to of tli■ • G e *i'gi.i Industriai Associa in g were all present at tue fun, ral
be open on Sunday, did not pass to 'i<>n, which indiM es the big cotton and were bowed down in grit! at
its third tending and went over
tnfinufactni i- of Georgia 111 its the Midden an l -ori " fu l death of
kill I and jovial
the next regular mu bug. which i- niftnhtr-di ,, gives the following their father, wiles
Mondny night. I'oi t- il i:d rea.hng - unii i cas ni for opposition to h a v­ di'-po tion inn ie him “ Unele O ■ 1*'’
passage or teje ti,>n.
1'h q 1 qiu
1 who knew him
C R t a p G 'j/ e . O ' j j j t
ing railroad in'es m u le by ! ■- cr.il t
Tue - o Iv was 1 ii 1 to its final rest
before th ecniiiu il w li s - ¡li thc> authority:
vote on tlii-* <|u ti, u to t c o i. s ,it
•‘Our opposition to « very scheme in tin S uields cemetery east of
tho vote of th, pi -pic that «1-
I of hard and fast rates fixed by Fed »Lottage G io ve,
them several >, 01 the ,1,--in - t me e n authority comes 'r m i no pnr-i
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majority of the pr«tj 1«- f i l l ; a v tienhir fondness for the railr, a Is on
f) r g All
'Meet statesman in con- j
J'lie majority o! tli
pr pb ,,| tin our part, but from an appreciation g resa was 1 ver n » ii gr< ab-r r< c- ¡ tlie first and last rceognition the
town desire to have the saloons shut of the danger to our own prosperitv - gnitioii afte i ih ath, by the United • seuate „ave Mr. Mitchell a ber i is
on Sundays.
\i the hist election, and our very « xinteuce, which such States S .n a b « In re he w « r l . J so j »leatli, and i> the las chapter in n
certain warns H ct-d m n which n plan involves.
W hile the r;te» long, tira» to pay i i> fuñera
e.x-l
■ -jie. Situation ,vhi, h will b- r«--
w-r«-»11 pp. d t., stand t 1 ,- u.i
th.it we now have <>n our pr> 'h o t - penses
Tin fact was a «ad bl, w ! m*mbered for all time lo eome in
saloon restru tii i;s and o li-rm i
s'em to ns to be ta r 111 1110-t c: sc», to I t
<1 'i uat r s 1 oileagti
cotigr ss
were eb-cte«! from other wm s to there art some that we think might, Unitoti " h o " a d e tt » r n iin td ter a
stand for eeitnin saloon privilege« bo improved.
For example, mc while t i n t r o d u c e t h e u s u a l rcso
Mo Hope for H im T h e r e .
ainl wants Conditnn - have cl ang- would like to hav • an allowance u lution of r'-peid ;<nu< t itlin g ¡fie
ed aomewhaf, ¡1 numbi 1 o f the sa the raw cotton shippeil here f, r death- l.ea<lers of ttie s- nate dis.
W e h a v e a full l i n e of L e g a l B l a n k s a n d
T h e ‘ ‘oi l m an" addie»»««I the fol­
loou element I'pu-svnted in me I manufacture and sometliin like the I ruaded, assuring the senator that lowing letter to his son. who \v..»
SC
T r e s p a s s Notices.
wards tli.it -mod :,)i saloon ; 1 i- 'm illing in transit’ rates on wheat that they would foie a condition about to stand
civil service « xam-
legoa have moved into other wards, in thu west
But v'v<‘ kti<"v that ¡or more and if be pe rsistt d in i ! in ion for a government position:
but »tdl the tnajoiuy •( people there is much l>ettvi chance of our troducii g the
D )« Bill- -It ain't a bit o' us,
esolut ion, and H
want the s»i',i n- shut on Mumbi- . obtaining anv reason .bie eotu-cssi
1 ist he leterred to th, g • li- I 'll s; , it o ’ >ou goi'U up Hg'ii that civil Sit
Some o f the very people and in
vvlien dealing directly with t t of th senate, whi, h appreciate,!- vice basin' -s, 111 my opinion, it'» •
To-' s Be-'cr > t : r*--'- as V i n e s , » m i n e b e i n g r i g h t in th e t o w n :
doubt«- *.v 11 great man« that do not ronds than there would lie it we John I I . Mitchell Jur would not I one-sioed affiiii altogether.
W’ hv
tic
as it eetns tor a
obj'-ct to there I h uo
doons in tin hud to deni with a Federal c -mini» o v e r l o o k the dcvelopnunt
the th- y ’ U turn you lown if you don'' town site to
‘ 1 - ,¡ ' - " you is it. if you n ivo
I as a mine,
town, »tdl want them shut on Sun «ion. nd if the matter "e r e our o ' COUIts ill
tell
'
livsiM nsi-i
-«•cei ' .N I i v km w ‘ritbmetic. a n ’ th e y ’ ll » vet- Bar stow, Ca
the latest to
i - ii- \
- ¡1
j', y w
d ay, as well as eim y otherhu*ineas •»ecti >iul controversy, with ■; Mo­
rule you out if y o u 're a .ettic short claim such
•
rtu
T.cndf rville.
s ’ • ' M h- X. < ' vs':
specified in onr regular Statute ; on tion that ,» ii hi T \ to !« ;->litically came to make the »mat, lake
m g'ograph*1 an- «1 ellin'! Take Colo ¡ » n o t
-■ rente indtae*-
Sunday d osin:
l.ct«v ry «-iti/ 1 more powerful m app aling to a cial cong
n,\ a,Ui»< in' -li. k to \ei trade of
of the
-b
11 ' “ V ol y« nr« whatever I ¡ite
that b m tin best mimesis ,,t ii
i.r yet btfci
.1 ju r y o f v er peer-, most valual)
p->litica|l\ -1 j 1 f »-nite t cumuii-sion
thi>>,.g: p ting U ,
Mueial
,
.1: , I., nrtljiirn, sour
town at Jit- rt to do ! is might t ,
1
i ; 1 1 . f i _\ tieni t. and
I c u s e - " h ' b is also » cu ;
if an when that fai1« you ktn go to
o?«t
cui
• mil nml bodv.
* e that th**
m
nu n 1
bin’ m hool.”
Atlanta CV>n«ti- n e a th
Mi
1 iih ide ■ of ¡Salem paid the sen t-
•*■>« nato.» Fulton a ¡■ 111
nnn i iled K< ilol
th * voice of 1 l.o pcopl- f i b
Cottage Grove » visit on Saturd v 'b ro u g h t tee u.itt-.r up, a n i this
>11
Cripj le C:cek is another, and A l -
' ’I
I mi no . ;,t
i s a w ol«- «1: h
that 0111 t.
ftttd was much pleased with what time V- fts given th privilege of in -
¡ man, the Li.
-t i t v c
: 'e ■ < "v
- t.
may be qu'et on Sunday, w.tb t
be saw of the t a n .
i trodnemg • r<»o- .:; u- Tht was I Subscribe for th e Leader.
(in the world, the famous Isabella Pnarm acy. 8 wh mj , , u e!U' RfI‘^
C O TTA G E GROVE I E A D E R
COTTAGE GROVE
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•
Cottage Grove Flour
Mills
Flour and Feed
HELP US KEEP THE WHEELS TURNING
- J
HARTUNG
&
'p r r 'r -
H AN SEN
& Ve a t c h .
Milburn Wagons
Linn Iiiipiements
Generai Black sm ith in g
Oils
Benson's Pharmacy
VÄNDENBURG
r PLAIN AND
FANCY
. a , _. N G
a ic e
Benson’s Pharmacy
A
W o r k a Specialty