Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, March 17, 1906, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextCOTTAGE GROVE L E A D E R POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT CO!TACE GROVE J • ■ M c K E A N F I S H E R . M anager. «V THK I.KAIIKIi fl HI ISHINi; COMPANY la»- oiid'Cl:tHS niut(«r. SLTBS< KII TION KATKS blx Mont h* f h r e c e Month* » V .» « F o r G overn or l’ LBLISHKL» K V B K Y SA T U RD A Y Dae Year Professional Cards. ORECON 91.30 .75 .50 I hereby announce myself s u ‘ candidate upon the Republican j M 'tb dist Episcopal Church, ticket for governor ot the State ol Pastor Rev S E Memingor. morn Oregon, subject to the action ol ing services at 1 1 , evening 7 3 o, primaries to be held April 2 0 , Kpworlh League (j do p. m. All 1906. uro cordially invi'td to be present. C h a r i . ks A. J o h n s , Morning subject, “ lb e Humiliation Raker City, Oregon, an«] Exaltation of Christ.” E v e n ing, "T h e Philosophy of Miracles.” F o r S tate S e n a to r. First Pr<sbyterian C'liuith, Pastor R. C. Grace. Morning service, 1 1 , evening 7 : 3 0 , V. P. S. C. E. 6 : 3 0 p, m. All S t r a n g - rs and sojourners welcome. Morning subject: ” The Christ aud the Rock;” Evening subject: “ The Message of the Mountains,” All invit'd. Special invitation to the young at the evening service. I hereby announce myself as can t paid in advance but if not s paid a •harmed didate for State Senator, for Lane atiir • in r * ie o l 1 1 eo i" • y< u will Ad \ i r t m i n ' r;it« s in.ni. kn o w n on a p pl i' ation County, ou the Republican ticket to be voted for Apiil the ‘ 2 oth, lyo6. CLUBBING LIST I. 11 . B ingham . Tli** Cottage Or««vf L eader for one yeni, inni anv of tin-following publi S tate R ep re se nta tive . cation for one year, fol the price set I hereby announce my candidacy opposite • for State Representative from Lane New York Tribu nr I anii* r i\ 7 "» Toledo Weekly Made 1-75 County on the Republican tick«t, 1 'ortlund Weekly Oregonian 2 50 Christian Church, Rev D. E. subject to the action of the pri Portland Weekly .Journal ..... 2.00 Portland semi Weekly Journal. 2.25 Olson Pastor. Services at 11 lu tnai i»s San Pruiiclacn Call . 2.50 tli" inotning an«l 7 .3 0 in the even San Franeheo Kxaiuiin r 2,50 • E. H . I ngham . Sunset MuKa/.ine, Sali Francisco 2.00 ing. Y . P. S. C. E meeting at i hit West, la»* Anise les . 2.50 F o r S ta t e P r i n t e r . Town and < '<»mitry Journal 1.75 6 : 3 o p. m. Sunday school at lo Northwest Poultry .Journal 1.75 luteimediate Endeavor Paellit4 Homestead 2.25 I hereby announce my candidacy o'clock, for nomination as State Printer at Society at *2:30 and Choir practice every Friday evening at 7:30. S \ I l KDA V MVIH’II 17 , 190 b the Republican primaries, 1 pledge the people of Oregon an Episcopal Chinch Services belli econo meal, business like adminis the second Wednesday evening ol S ta te R epresentative tratoi, un i a great reduction in the each iii'iiithat 7 3 0 in Masonic hall. I. N. l y l w i n l s o f Junction City enormous cost of the offici . “ A There will be services every fifth ispieseutiuo to tli«‘ voters ol I.uuo square deal for tlie state.” Sunday of a month. County his i«‘anon for their support W11.1.1S S. D i n 1 w ay Catholic Church, Father Carrol. for Stale Representative. Mr. Kd F o r S ta t e Pi inter. Services the second Sunday in each wards is a successful farmer, who does not confute his farm to one The undersigned announces him month. thin);, but makes diversified self as a republican candidate fi r Christian Science services held at tanning a success. and is reuomination for State l ’ i into., Joues hall every Sunday morning at withal a practical man, aide to state subject to the decision of the Re bis o 'n views, strongly and lorce- public hi voter-, at the primary elec 11 o ’clock. ahly, and to stand on them in the tion Apt it 2». face of opposition. He will make Now Serving tiist term. The law practice. Mr. Cake looks for an able man to represent the peo same eouitesy that has been nc- the support of our voters, looking ple, and will look out for their in conic I to 't it*- officers generally, for wart! to a greatei Oregon, with a terests. as lie «li l the last time they no that ol i icnomiiiutlon, would be mighty power of influence in the honored him. national government. greatly apprecuit *d. J. k W hitney , Albany, Oregon. S e n a t o r F u l t o n W r it e s A b o u t F a r m e r s The Teh grain claims that 1 ’ort L a n e C o u n ty S h e r iff. B u lle t in s F u r n i s h e d by G o v land socialists in tHeir convention I hereby announce myself as a e rnm ent. Monday endorsed t'.ov. Chamber- lain. but later e\punge«l their candidate lor the office of Sheriff of Washington, Alar. 10, ng>6. Lane County, subject to the ap minutm of tlie statement. Gentlemen: 1 enclose you here proval of the democratic voters at the primaries to ho hold in Lauel with catalogue of Farmers’ bulle tin,- issued by the Agricultural De J . K. Wlii’ in v of Sah-ru, present County on April iioth, ic>o<>. partment, which I am pleased to state prink i is out for re election, F r b d F isk . distribute among ail " h o are intei and basi s bis claim for this on the past conduct of Ins ollieo, whieli he ested iu the various agricultural F o r S h e r iff claims can not be excelled, either I hereby announce myself as a re aud horticultural topics discussed. as a business proposition, nor as a publican candidate for Sheriff ot These discissions icpresent the ino-t advanced studies au.i re money sacci to the Slat' Lane County aud promise if elected to conduct the office in as economi searches of the scientific and prac Many sheep bn ■ been hut cal a manner as possible an 1 to the tical wurktus of the department, and find general favor throughout throughout the state by the best interests of tlie people. ill" East and Middle W’eHt The cold wave following closely after W. J. W A It NO« 1.. demand in Oregon so far has not the sheep had been sheared In been extensive, and 1 take the lib this immediate section compara F o r Rep re se ntative . erty of asking you to give such tively few of '.lie sheepmen have I hereby announce myself as a pitbli« ity to tins catalogue as you sheared their lloeks m t, so that candidate on the Republican ticket think will aid our people in partici their loss will not be heavy. for the office of representative from pating in whatevei benefits may Lane County, subject to the action arise troin study of the subjects set Pendleton is suffering from the of the primary election forth. It is not the purpose of the loss of Slt'dti given by her various I. N. E dw ards . government to distribute such liter merchants lor a snide advertising ature where it has no interest, but scheme, lixperience comes dear. I would be pleased to sen«l to every E. V C AR TER Most successful advertising comes person in Oregon desimig such in from regular and persistent use of A shla nd . Oregon formation copies of all treatises the regular papers, but it must he which they will request It will be given just as much care as any observed the range <>f discussiou is other department ot your business wide, i« | irsenting the results of s va-t .1 mount «it wotk iu the effort Fred Fi -k, Lane County’ s poj u to improve tarm and orchard pro lar democratic siici ili, is agititi out ducts for ofli' C, and nei diesa to say therc Thanking you for whatever you is little opposition fiom any souree, feel disposed to do iu this respect, as Mr. Fisk is ac> -cptnble to practio 1 remain. ally ull voteis of tire cottnty. He Very Respectfully Yours, bas givcn good sei'ice. and lliinks he sliouM leceiv« thè support of not ouly bis friends, l'Ut of thè icst of tlu>“c «iti iris «lio are oli the lookout lor tic I ert man l'or thè office. \V. J, Wurimck has entered I lie political arena, au<l promises if elected, to conduct the office of Nlienff of Lane County, in a man net that " ill give no «me an oppor- tunity to tegiet having voted for him. Mi. Wunlock is a citi/i u of Kiigeu«'. lie conduct» a lecil store, ami barn, ami handles poultiv and eggs II* believes that the repub licans of the county can not do otherwise than vote for him, and promises a good and taithful ser vice C. W F u i . to n . Die catalogue referre t to is too long tnr publication, but comprises a great number of very valuable publications, which you should have. Come in and see the list and ordei wliat >ou want I ) ‘! E C .M A 4 Y Odlce: Awbr* y Kmitllii*. Main Street II »■ » » * + y •* w ? D “c 9 Ipat re m ise r HOCK h'l T PHYSICIAN ANO SUHCE 0 N offices iu Dr. Geo. Wall building, Main ; m Street, Cottage Gi’uVt*. Cffie« phone 4 * Main .;<Kt. Kt-sidt net- phone M tin •* fV.Wtf.» »¡V.W 44 S 4 « « 4 S A ;| *IIY S IC IA N m ill s i KO KO N S * All culls promptly alUnded. Main St. Phone 1U. C r 9 OtlK » tl'WtWU » M -• 4 WtWU 4 » J S YOL NO m illlN K Y -J A .* A . 9 4 4 » I AAV «1 VS-. •• wm m M » A W K IM K , M l> PHYSIC O u r o w 11 m a k e . * A .< 4 VBlUt W OftECOff •> I * m » » . A ♦ t ♦ ; COTTASI 6 R 0 V Í, 38 Í 68 M. I V QnlV>. S'. ä m $ iK B ?! *■ 4 PLOUft A linin', Y iiuiik lluliaiui;. Mala Street, West Side. y <4 4 H nbustrç < 4 ♦ L) k 11K JOH J* M o in e M ining O rders! ' N in n i S I K G K O N Office in Mi-Parlanti Building 4} Over Wynne’s Hardware Store ^ Office Phone, 341 Kesldenco Phone, 120 fV .»V .P V . f | w mat #iV. V V w Ci’j i ! 1 M ariun v k ' u 11 ? > TUNEHAL DIRECTOR and LICENSED * fM BALMER y Y..V# « ..*\-..+ ■ . * W e are the people to fill your order for Winter Supplies. W’e have the hest groceries, etc., to be had at the lowest prices. If you don’t believe us, come and investigate. Our Dry Goods stock is complete. . . . y P a r l o r * u t \ etiteI» a l u w H o n ’.s. y Herbert Kakln P r e s i ü e u l 1. i . Wheeler C a sh ie r C A P IT A L 25,000 Currin & Veatch. A general banking busin s transact ed :: :: :: :: :: 1 O RGA N IZED C O I TA 1900 O « 6 GHOVL G O N General Blacksmith in y PLAIN AND FANCY J O B P R IN T I N G Horseshoeing a specialty. Wagon anti carriage ic ing. A ll work guaranteed Have your liorsesteeth t*\ aimued and repaired. Sboi» at rear o f Heinenwuy « Burkholder's Store J JtT B A K E E PROM PTLY AND NEATLY E | X E CiU T E D A T T H E Benson's Pharmacy B o oks. A rtis t's M ateria l. Office Leader Has thv largest Stock of School supplies iu the city, Our line of Sundries are now complete. W’e are giving special care to k Our Presciption Counter which at all times get the |best attention, using only the purest ol chemicals, having the largest stock in town it makes shopping easy in our place. P a m p h le t W o rk a Sp ecialty Mail orders receive the best of attention. Au xillia ry Plant. The Citizens Lighting and Traction Co., of Cottage G io v a ” is | C aiid iiliite I«> Republican numina- ; the label on a big dynamo, und e\ j 'ate Treasurer. turn l " i C j'ta g e G ro v e . Oregon ! citer, together with a num'jer of ! I packages of parts. whi< h arrived in , 4 'A V > After ‘ 2 s years of service for the I Cottage Grove Thursday from S i -1 Standard Oil Company, G. W. lem. Qu inquiry of Mr. Thompson Mayer, Kansas City mating' r of W hat the meaning of it was, he. that company was not able to sai l that lie supposed the Wil- j S n o w -B u fo rd . .ms"«'!' a single question of the In lamette Salley Co., which is to take tcist te ('«mnncD'c C«>iittiiis»ioner in jvosstssiou ot the local plant here! Dr. Albert G. Snow, well known regard to varioim matters of bis the tiist of the mouth, is semting practitioner of Seattle, Wash " a s L V, C a rtero ! Ashland. R pub company, with any «>tii*r answer this machinery down from ita S i am married March 14 to Mari.>11 L licEn candidate t<n nomination lor than I do.i t know.” Some stil ili plant, to be ina'alled aa au ai xil Buforti, «laughter ot Major T. J . Stale Trcasuici at the primati«-» « n boys g«>ts spanked tor not being lian plant in the present electric Buford of Portland. Fnder the existing couth u visitor in town on Thursday ' ¡sit able to answer their dads question* plant The wedding was at the home of ing with Ins m iny friends and be-1 a " ,< U " ,lhe' k,oks »» though *ome I lions, if a break.iowu were to o, , hei brother, G u y Buford at S a g t ing introduci «I to II «v oiic», by Clini 'of tha Staiular«! Oil officials might lour, the town would be out ot lights , naw, the ceremony was perform« d Stewart Mr. Carter is wcll knowu Suffer some aimiliar treatment it until repairs could be made, but if a by Rev. \V. J . Gar.liuer, aftei to thè peoplc ol III" state, a* per they d* n't look out for the corn-1 second dynamo is connected up al- which the guests repaired with the ready, a break w m ld nuati only a bride and groom to a bouutitul serve.I tb« l.owcr Ib us«- <•! thè State missionera. few minutes darkness It Sir "eilding breakfast, Dr. and Mis Lcgislat'in >ssp«akei in the special Thompson .s collect in In» surmises, seesion in i.’s.s.s and ot thè regular Snow left <>u the noon train for s, 11 M t ake of Portland is tuak SC SSIO II il Di'ti lias JU»t «Olii ing known to the people at huge tin? is only the tirsi ol « uutnlrer of attle They will he at borne to pleted bis telili ili thè *• nate his candnlacy to the l S Senate, important changea which tL« new their friends after April 1 5 , at i l * is a business man, w Ims« in- and to that end is giving out much company will mak« in the plant 1 which time their beautiful new terests f a v e b«eli piiDcip.illy in information of himself and his ideas here. home on Capital Hill will lie com pleteil Ashland, vvlierc he «»rgauixed thè of what he, as a senator would t n _ M . ' • u - t.. a c c o m p l i s h foi Or*gou .m l 11.» Sudor M a y Y e t Locate H e r e Ban k ot \shlaiui s"ine ago, and <>l which la is stili malia nation. Mr. Cake is a prominent There has l>e«u some talk of Mr. g«*r aud int* reste-.l ili iiiaiiy otber lawyer, always foremost in pushing Suitoi having given up all hopes of eliterprises in that '< <'tu n Ile is a Oregon forward, and in helping to locating her«', owing to the break live, wi.lc a'Va k e man ami a success upbuild her resources, being gri illy mg «.tT .it negotiations with Mr fui out*. t" whoui th«« p "pie bave a intetested in the IVttland Com liter- Young, but we have good reason chance to lo"k to for a business liko « u l Club, and tlm Oregon Develop- ! to believe that there is still a leas administr tnui ol Ina office, ifelcct- tuent League, lie is known t" many onable chance of his to uting here e«l, as thè politicai prophats de peopl«' through his work in those which we trust will become a ^>os:- j organizations aa " e ll as his large j ttw fact. giare fic wdi he. We h a v e a full lirve of L e g a l B l a n k s and T r e s p a s s Notices. ^ ^ Benson's Pharmacy E It. In g h w r i In th e P o lii.c e .1 R a ce E. II. Ingham, whose announce n.ent appears in this piper is put- nng forth hi- ■ Dims for State Rep- resentativ. 1 tiic Republican ticket He In- bn-n n business man of Eti- giii» tor a number of years, having .t .uie time been proprietor of the Ax Billy Department store. He has filed his notification and plat form aud will - on be around among thr voteis with his nomination papers. He interested in the minis ol 1 ;. hernia and looks for a strong upp. rt fu.-m this section He 1^ a strona public-spirited citi zen and ln> Ir end* bel confident *h«t through their loyal support, and his «'wn worth he will be electe I $1 Mens ««ml hoy. at the Bazaar. The best way to rbl the svstem or 11 cold is to evacuate the bowels, Kennedy’s I ¡ixutive Honey and T a r acts ns 11 pleasant, yet effectual entli- urtic «in tli«' bowels. It clears the head. <-uts the plhegiu out of the throat, strengthen* the bronchial tubes, r e lie v e s . >ughs. colds, croup, who 'ping cough, etc. Sold by Hen son's Pllftrniiiev. Subscribe for the Leader. <>ne w ould think ili« Laxative idea in a (Mugli syrup shoul.l bave leen ndvaiiee.i long 1 «efori' U was. It si'«*i"» thè onlv rational remedy fov «'"iigl.s and cold* xvould la* to ¡nove ti.*' Iiow'ls and elenn thè ìimcous ìllemtirane» of thè throat iiik I lungs ut tfie saiue tini». Kennedy’- Lata- tlv" Ilon.'y ami Tnr ilix'a tlils. ft is thè originai Lnxntive ( oligli Syrup, ti «' l>«st knowu remedy for cougliaj ov< i ails at ;5 t< colda, croup. wh 'oping eougli. etc. I''l'tes y '«»I nini liarndess s..id Rensoti's Phnrnincv. DYSPEPSÌA CURE d ig ests w h a t you e a t LABORATORY 1 1 * I «X C O M P A N Y # Sold tty Bensons Pharmacy. CHXCACKJk IL L .