Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, March 03, 1906, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextCOTTAGE GROVE . OREGON J. McKEAN FIS H E R . M anager. BUHLISHBU KVKKYSATUUUAY VIV TUB I.KAUKIl l'l Bl-ISIIING COMPANY Knt.-reil at the Cuitase drove poetulDce ; out!-ciuHM matter. ------- ^ P ro fe s s io n a l C a rd s . COTTAGE GROVE LEADER POLITICAL ANNOLNCEMbNT For • -.4 Governor. I hereby announce m yself .s a candidato upon the Republican tick el fui gu>cr.ior of the Mute ol j Oregon, subject to tbe action of ! primaries to be held April 2 0 , »ec- 1 1906. ------- ---- C'UARI.hS A . JulINS, Kaker City, Oregon. 4 4 «. 4 • A E C MAC Y A AnU.y lluiMiia' Malt Street Methodist Episcopal Church, A IJ I X T I K T Pastor Rev S, E. Mcminger, icoru- ¡A I iug services at 1 1 , evening 7 3 o M Epworth League G ilo p. m. AH are cordially invited to be present i - 4 4 « 4 4 4 ~ A Morning subject, l h e Humiliation < * K. C. T. HOt HEIT and Exaltation of C h rist.” Even c 9 A 1) PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ing, “ The Philosophy of Miracles.’ * ? Offices in Dr. (it*«». Wall building, Main First Presbyterian CLuicb, pastor <■ Street, Cottage Grove. Gltiee phone 9 9 Maui J 03 Kcaldcnee phone Main R. C. Gruee. Morning service, 1 1 , f t evening 7 : 3 0 , Y. P. S. C. E. !>:30 p, 9 v # *■ +■ V’. + l ' + + »*9 m. All strang. rs and sojourners welcome. A 4 4 '.* 1,4 4 4 4 T h e r e will be services at the vit. n r j o b IV Presbyterian Church Sunday morn ? PHYSICIAN mul si KOKON ing and evening. Rev. C, \V. Gar- Í A AU falls pr.unptly attended outte will occupy the pulpit. A Main st. l’ liuue 111 . cordial invitation to all. Strangers * and sojourners. R C . Grace, 9 ■. * o n t *■ :. ».V.» v.»¡V.»■ , » . »-> past#!. y 4 4 rj.4 4 4 4 *4 4 Christian Church, Rev. I). E. 9 j K VOLINO A Olson Pastor. Services at 11 in •> the morning and 7 .3 0 in the even ATTO RN E Y AT L A W F ing. Y. P. S. C. E-. meeting at OIBce: Yunna B ui I üimk , Main street, 9 W est Side. 0 : 3 o p. m. Sunday school at lo 9 o ’clock, Intermediate Endeavor Society at 2:30 and Choir pru< tice » 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 every Saturday evening at 7 30. s c b s < KiruoN matks State Senator. - S1..V) On«- Yt*ar fciiX Monili« .75 ..r»o Jlir»H*e Moiiihs I hereby announce my candidacy 1 iul.l lu a.IV.u.t-e lull 11 nut m> wM a 111 it rm rat«* of yj .no pci year will be charged. for State Senator from Lane County Adv. mallín rates made known on application subject to the w ill of the Kapubli- can voters, at th e primaries April CLUBBING LI HT 20th, lyoti G. W . O r i t t t n , Kugene, Or. The Cottage drove T.KAPEIt for one year, mid any of. the full..whig publi- For State Printer. cation fur one vein , fm the price sel opposite * T h e undersigned announces h im New York Tribune Fanner SI 79 self as a Republican candidate tor b 75 Toledo Weekly Blade.. . 2 50 J’ortlaml Weekly «Kre^onian renominate,ti for State Printer, sub 1’ortlaint Weekly .1«»urii.il . 2.00 Forllaml Sein!-\Veeki> Journal 2.25 ject to tin- decision o f the Repuhli 2.50 San Francisco ( all can voters at the primary election 2.50 Sunset .Majja/lne, San Francisco 2.00 April 2 o. Out West, Los Angeles . 2.50 Tow n ami ('ount ry Jouriml 1.75 Now serving first term. The same courtesy that has heeu accor S VTI It DA Í MARCH ;t, I DOB ded to stute officers generally, that of a reuomination. would b^» greatly appreciated. From the wording of circular J R W hitney Ifctters sen I out to the various news Episcopal Church Services held A lb a n y , Oregon papers and commercial organisa the second Wednesday evening of tions throughout the stale by Rich Thos. Walsinger an l family left each month at 7 :3 0 in Masonic hall. ard M. McCann oT Portland, it for LaGrande T liu rsd ey noon. There will he services every tifth would appear that he was waging a Sunday of a mouth. Secretary of Sfate. bitter per tonal fight against the Catholic Church, Father Carrol. candidacy of Mr. H. M. Cake for I hereby announce myself as a the United States senate In his candidate for the office of Secretary S.-rvie«s the second Sunday in each circular, he attacks Mr. f a k e al of State, subject to the wili ot Re month. leging that he is using his position publican voters, at the primaries to Christian Science services held at tu the Oicgon Development League be held April 2 oth, i ‘.*o6. Jones hall ever? Sunday morning at to further his political interest-, and F r a n k T W rig h t m a m , 11 o ’clock. asking the press an I commercial or- Salem, Ore. gina/ioilH to take some means to State Senator. either oust Mr Cake from League Mosby Creek work, or lueak up his candidacy. I hereby announce myself as a Foster Phillips went up Mosby It certainly looks as though M c candidate upon the republican Creek Monday. Cann had ;,n axe to grind, cither in ticket for State Senator from Lane Tom Lee went to Eugene T h u rs his own or the interests ot some County, siib)Pot to the primaries to other candidate. be held April 2 0 , 1906. On a c day <>it business. count o f sickness in my family, I Ellis Robins.n who is diiviug have been unable to formulate my the h eig h t team for the Oregon S e Pleased With CnUage Grove. platform, as yet. curities visited his home Thursday. (». VV Griffi», who is a candi J II. R ini . u a «, Kugone, Ore. Sherman Sj ong went to Dorena date for state senator from this Wednesday lo visit with his sister, county passed throng Eugene y e s For State Printer. Mrs. . 1 . R. Moaby. terday afternoon on his wrtv to S a I hereby announce my candidacy lem. lie lmd ¡list returned from Will Johnson has purchastd him for nomination as State Printer at Cottage d ro v e where he had gone an incubator which will hold loo the Republican primalies, the day before *o look alter some of He expects to raise some j 1 pledge the people of Oregon an eggs. his political and business When line chickens tins summer economical, business like adminis asked how the situation looked to Hi 1 KIIOHN trator, and a great reduction in the him he leplted, smiling. “ Th ings enormous cost of the office. “ A look pretty good up at Cottage Lath M ill. •quart* deal for the state.” Grove. Yes, they look pretty good W n i.isS . D i ’ nt w a v . Ira Harding went to work Thun» to me. I have more friends there tVmn l vUougiit.M day morning to set up lhe Lath Realty Changes Hands. mill ot the Blown Lumber Uo. W ith another tfoo<l tintured srnUe the Kugene business man boarded T h e O. I' K no x estate sold this This mill was pm chased hy the the tiaiti and went his way to Sa week the lots and buildings owned old company before it stopped op The lent rejoicing over the success of by it on the corner of Main and 3 d elation, but was never set up hia first bit of i oiupaignin^; lirg- street 10 Geo. W . McQueen and mill '.nil be installed just undet the ister. William Ostrander for a considera mill, beyond the slab cut oil, and tion ol $ 5 000. The corner store when completed will requite the services of piobably six men. Mr Im portant Every Day Happenings. was formerly occupied hy Piper iV Harding says he is now getting Van Denhtirg and the next by the Multnomah County lias only 9,• New Era drug Store It is under back at his old trade a".l will enjoy 4^7 voters registered so far, cut of stood that the comer building will it. T lie ie is quite a litt.e work au expected registration of j j . ooo lie overhauled and occupied by Mr. about this and when the mill is for the piimaiii-s ami 25,000 for the McQueen, with a cigar and coulee* ruu will dispose of practically all regular election. tiouery store and that he will in the slabs from the sawmill, and will Prof. Samuel P I.angUy, a noted stall first class pool and billiard greatly relieve the work of dispos ing of the ret use, and make profit scientists, died at Aitken, S. C. tables. as well. Tuesday o f paralysis While his whole life has been devoted tuscien Young Firem an Badly Burned. tific work, his later years have heeu Fred Jones of Dorena, a n i g h t Another Hunting Accident Close to I given to astronomy and Hying mu- fnemail for the Cham bers Lumber Home. cbities. He lias made a number of Co. was sitting clous iu front of the W ednesday Ernest G u g g i s b e r j j public experiuu nts that were watcl. boiler doors, Wednesday morning, of Leona, a young man of about 2 o | ed with much interest all over the eating bin breakfast, when some was rabbit hunting with a brother, world. body pulled the damper, which aud in a slashing they suv a rabbit caused a burst of llatue to shoot out through the under draft and which stiuck the left side of his taco and neck, burning them both very badly. M« was attended by I)r. Job »tul his face will piobnhlv soon lie well il i fr V. VV K IM E , M .l). 9 P H Y S IC IA N anil S t.U O CON ^ r Olll.'e In M efarlaii.l Bull.llna Over Wynne’s Hard wart* Store Office t’hone, 34) Residence Phone, 1’Jfl 4 ♦ A Cottage Grove Flour Mills MANUFACTUREUS O F Flour and Feed Ri on mb* r ltut the Cottage Grove FIoui is sold >ts im rite, lit lowest living piiccs We use 2 5 ptr cent liard wheat in our Pride of Oregon hi and This FIoui will produce more berad per sack than Hie chesn varieties now offered. T ry it once and be convinced, aud at the same time encourogc a home enterprise : : : : : HELP US KEEP THE WHEELS TURNING H A R TU N G & H A N S E N Mining Orders! WW ^ 9c.»-. Avrv.Av.»..» #-v.»-V'.»-9 A .»V.» »)V.» # » 9 ' M ' VK1UN VKaT< 11 FUNERAL OIRECrOR and LICENSED EMBAIMFR 9 ^ Tailors at Veateh 4 4 4 4 4 Lawson’s. a 4 4 . 4 We are the people to f i l l your order for W inter Supplies. W’e have the bist groceries, etc., to be had tit the lowest prices. If you don’t believe us, come and investigate. Our Dry Goods stock is complete. - Herbert Kakhi 1* ï e S 1 d e n 1 T. U. Wheeler Cashier CAPITAL 25,000 Currin & Veateh. A f . -iuT.il lia..kill, busln s Iran-act ed ORGANI 7 FO COI OR 190 0 TA IE GROVE G O N Genera! Blacksmithing * Horseshoeing a specialty. Wagou anti « arriare re uig. All work guaranteed Have your horsesteetli ex PLAIN AND F A N C Y J O B P R IN T I N G aniineiiiuiiI repaired. Shoe it rear o f Meinen w ay Ä Burkholder’s su re : J 33 B A K PROMPTLY E E Henson's Pharmacy AND L|X E C U T E D NEATLY A T TH E L e a d e r Office Has the largest Stock of School supplies in the c i t y . Our line of Books. Artist's M aterial. Sundries are now complete. W e are g iving special care to Our Presciption Counter which at all times get the ¡best attention, using only the purest of chemicals, having the largest stock m town it makes shopping easy in our place. k Pamphlet Work a Specialty run under a brush pile. T h e y got 011 top o f the pile aud were scaring the rabbit out and suddenly seeing j M ailorders receive the best of it 11111, Ernest called to his brother We h a v e a full lirve of L e g a l B l a n k s and pointing with his right hand in tbej attention. direction it was running; the broth- j T r e s p a s s Notices. V er turned and fired, tbe shot tear the!State Laud Hoard has cnii ing away the Heshy part of the! celled anumh'-i of land certificates palm, just back ot the thumb, and The New M illinery Store Opening. alledging hand, through the Ian.1 the second linger of Ernest’s right: operator now uudei conviction A 1 Yiolette A Sanford’s new milli Merchants of Valley City Organize hand, l’he boy was quickly brought I C allage Grove. O rejón K. C Eldridge has offered a room T Kelliln r. A n 11 mh.-r ..I such car- ' nery on Fifth street was opened to Club. to town, where Dr, Job amputated: for the use of the club for one year. titivates have i u r n t l y lucn turned the public on W ednesday, w u h a the fiuger d o l e to th j hand. Tudep. 11 deuce, O r , Feb. 2 8 ,— 1 ha club is to be social as well aa down, and many couteats «re being line display of spring street hats, of | Th e independence Commercial Club co,Hlnercial iii object. prepaicd. against ttie Hoard's tie the nobbiest designs. Tbe bml.i- ' partially organized here Monday visions W e ho| e the statc 1 an \ ing is arranged in tlnce large, and h i :».i s i I ; A' I m s 01 l a n d n i u The best way to rl.l tin-system of ! night with W alter Lyon, president; NO. 'Jtt. win out. for iho m m that purchu* well lighted rooms, all newly paper « co ld is to evacuate the bowels, A young woman employer! in .1 K. (' Eldridi > ■ i -t president; W. cd the supposed fraudulent ceUifl ed and painted The first room is 1 11 llic Uhciitt Court of Ilio R u teo f| Kennedy's Laxative Honey amt T a r slocking facto] y wrote the follow A. M e ss n c . i- eon<l vice president; acts as a pleasant, yet effectual cath «•iites, ought to hare satisfied the tin the sales and display room, where I >! l’ROII For 1 In* Uoiinty ..1 Lane ing and placed it I11 a gentlem en’s Fran, i' I, Jones, se retaiy, and M. artic ori the bowel'. It dears the selves llu iotighly before they took on shelves, in show cases, and In ila' imiti, r of thè applicai any cliaiic, s tallies arc displayed all styles ol M.uy \ Wal.leu ngatnst L. t >11 o f oock “ Y ou ng lady, good looking, M. rvvin, treasurer, will hear the head, cuts the plbegnr out of the y j would like to correspond with tip . .at of the committee on consti threat, strengthens ihe bronchial tuties. relieves coughs, colds, croup A n iiii|iortant de.-ision was made huts and trimmings, in the second unti all whoiu it inay conceru,. anta, to legi'te r thè tltle to tl . d wearer of this stocking, if ho is tution 31 d bylaws tomorrow night, VV hooping einig! , et • Mold l,y Hen in Chicago courts Tuesday when loom the trimming is done, in the .leM-rlbxl, aa lollovvs, tu-vvit : »ingle, with a view to matrimony. ” when organization will be com- son's t’hai ino> i . Judge I » 1 (|:s of Up U S Uircuit third room dressmaking is can ltd Hcgliiiiiui: ut a punii oli thè I ae he- Fifteen years had elapsed when a I ! ted, and the membership fee on, with ample facilities for good tvv.en -c.'tuuiH I and L’ of l’p "| court .lend. d that the Inteistat* dna vvoiil.l thlnk thè Laxative idea A nice tilting room is pre Mouth, reagì 3 Watt of \\. M and you n g man, in the act of putting fixed. Commerce C. inmission could com work A committee has already been in a cuiKth svr ip shoul.t bave heen riin Sonili - .'hains. We-t tu 1 Imiti«. on a new pair of Sox d «covered the pared and first class work is as adranced |,,ng t.efore it was. It pel w ilucsb. to answer questions. :*s .-halli' N.a th 1 legreva! slip of paper aud answered it. He a p | . inted t” wait mi officials of the seeins thè only r iti.mal retne.lv for Mrs. Linnie Yiolette, Mr*. South The cn>. in point was where the | sured. Flint .YZ .07 elmin' and tin 11.-e North 4 o ! received this r eply: I nave l«eeu Wr.lirnelt- Valiev Traction Com- cotiirhs sud colila xv« .ulti be tu inove pres id 1 nt of a private car line was | Sanford. Miss Sanford mid Miss di gr.-.— :in minute' West by direct line married twelve years.” The met pa v .-1 cf renee to the course of thè boxvels and elean thè niucous Smith are carrying on the new es I 'he place ot beginning, containing asked lo answer the question "What meni]ir.in.-' ..f th ■ thront nnd lunga 17 il..V> acre', more or lea.«, in l ane j chant from whom the young unn th t. ' t: 1 ■ road - be built south at thè sanie time. Kennedy’' Lata- tahlisl.inent part ol 1I0 mileage fi..m whatever ______ _ __ _ C. imiy. Oiejion 'b o u g h t the sox never used printer’s . *> t m v wa\ t Independence. tivo lloiiey .in i l'or d.i.-s thls. It is source have you given up to ship T o nil whom it níay concern: M ost f the business men of the thè origlimi Laxativ, (.'oligli Syrup, ink to tell the wor ld wli-rt he ha I li i on arc l rouble -1 "ilh i’ll, a and lake notice, that >11 the 7tli .lav of pers during the past s'x month» )d thè infili- thè best knnwn remeily f..r cougha, to sell and they lay ou his shelves tow n ar . in 1 lmd a cure. U.v *» Hen Ha/.’l l el.ru .rv \ l> l!R > - in 1:> ; I m .m Th e declination to aii"»er was Ir will cronp. n h'opirig cough, etc. out with le Moral Adver !>ei sh ip .salve hut be sure you get that made tiU-.i l.v -aid Mary V Walden 11 titeen long years. L i s t i ' c-.odan .l lurm less. Sol.l hv lought with th. te«ul| that answer l.v l L IVWItt A l ’n ( hle.igo. Il I the Ulrculf'Uourt o. i u hr in cr. at the ne I omit v for tise. m eetin g, j Ren-on's l ’ hnrni iey. is compelled, which tend* to prove ia thè originai. If vou bave use. m lil.il r.>Ki«tnitio n o l thè «itlc* t<» thè | that tin governmental provisions Wil.-li lla.’.el salve wiihout iHurgrv lim i a I mi Ve 1 le'Cr 11 a*. I . \.» a ili. leas heve.l it in probable timi voli gii allow the l i i ' i i »talc Commerce II. i-l of olle of III«' limili W urllil.-a voli nptiear 011 or lieliire thè |Jth day *.f Al ili eh V |i. 1 IH *•'» am| sii, iw cause 1 Coinm 1 sion t. govern private cat .-.ninterfeila tha t are «old itile i.q. wli.v ' l i d i applleation 'h a ll not la* utatl.ui ut thè ginn.li. Ih-Wltt' rebate«. grnnt>al. thè sa n ie » ili lo- tnken ».« W Iteli Ha rei Salve I coiifc-seil a lid a .leene w III U> .p Alherl T Patrick, the New York lawyer convicted of murder of a client, inis lost gioimd in his a rg u ment tm .1 new tiial, through the self-confessed perjury o f one of hia principal witnesses in his la-half. Benson's Pharmacy I D Y S P E P S IA CURE , U*r*’d accordiiiu thè prnyer ..f thè All the milliners a r e | fi.s'king j s(q>llciitloii ,,n,| you vv III In- f r . v . r John U. bran left for Ihecbnrg Tuesday night to purchase a line home these days to display their ¡ Imrrct fr.-m disputing thè «lime, tttenli K. I . Li f , ri.-rlt. luais. for the use of his undertak spring goods. ing ••tablistmient. , p u n e » , fathers. Look out lor vour 13 17 A. E. \t HKKI KM, Appli, mit s Attorncy, DIGESTS W IIAT YOU E A T ’i s ; • t --«ttielH a. »Ir- « I .-h »S..Ifor 5 0 cants. E F A R ä D O N L Y A T T H 3 L A B O R A T O R Y OF E . C. D c W IT T & C O M P A N Y , C H IC A G O , I L L , Sold by Bensens Pnarmacy.