Cottage Grove leader., May 12, 1906, Image 2

ted iu the bop icdustty
II« h«s always stood for the
rights of the people as against cor­
J. McKEAN FISHER, Manager.
porate interest*, and is the relent­
less foe of graft and special privi­
P U B L IS H E D E V E H Y S A T U R D A Y
lege. He believes in rigid economy
in the administration of public af­
VY T U I
fairs and holds for intrenchinent in
L E A D E R P U B L IS H IN G C O M P A N Y
the expenditure of the people’*
money. He is a firm advocate of
K uterini ut the Cot taire G rov e p o ito fltee aa sec-
Htatcmeut No. 1. believing that
ond-clarts
mutter.
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United State. Senator, should be
elected by the direct vote ot the
S U B S C R IP T IO N K A T E S
he pledges himself to
• $1.50 people and
Due Year
.7»
Six M onths
.
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.50 vote, first last and all the time for
Three« Monili*
I p aid Iti a d v a n ce but
It n ot so paid a the people’ s choice for that import­
im i ? 'Tn rut«* <•? $2.00 per year w ill b e ch arged.
AdVrrtiHiug rates m ade kn ow n on a pplication ant office.
He is a tlu^nt and able public
speaker and is well equipped to
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represent the people’s interest ia
The C ottage «»rove L kadkb for one.
year, and any of the follow ing publi­ the State I.egislatuie.
cation for one year, for the price set
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER
COTTAGE GROVE
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OREGON
opposite •
Meet After 52 Years.
N ew York T ribune F arm er
$1 75
T o le d o W eek ly B la d e ....................... 1*75
P ortland W eek ly O regonian
2 50
Portland W eekly Journ al
.......... 2.00
Portland S em i-W eek ly Journ al.
2.25
Sun F ra n cisco Call
..........
2.50
Suu F ra n cisco E xa m in er.....................2,50
Sunset M agazine. San F ra n cisco
2.00
>ut W est. Los A n geles
. 2.50
T ow n and ( ou n li y J ou rn al
1.75
N orthw est P oultry J o u rn a l
1.75
P a cific 11* »mostean
2.25
SA T U R D A Y
............MAY 12, 1906
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
U. S. Senator, John M. (Jeariu.
Congressional
representative,
Chau. V. Galloway.
Governor, G. E. Chamberlain.
Secretary o f state, P. II. Sroat
State treasurer, J. U. Matlock.
Stale senator, Robt. M. Veatch.
State representative, Leon R.
Edtnunso'i, James Hayes, Joshua J.
Walton.
County eb rk, J. C. Parker.
C'onstaole, Anson B. Atkins.
Supreme Judge, T. G. Hailey.
State Printer, J. Scott Taylor,
Attorney general, Robt. A. Mil­
ler.
.Sheriff, Ered Fisk.
County commissioner, S.
M.
Douglas.
County surveyor, Simon Kbov-
dahl.
Precinct committeeman, Jno. W.
linker, J. P. Currin.
The Straight Parly Vote is a Thing of
the Past.
The vote o f an entire ticket, be­
cause it is u pa. ty ticket is rapidly
passing away. Every election sees
more men vote for the uian, not
the paity, and such Is the true
principal of government.
Any
party may be right in its principles,
but have men nominated to sup
p >rt them who are not fit represen­
tatives of just citizenship, and
who should not receive the support
of voters of any party. The vote
of the coming yeurs will be: First,
for the individual men; second, for
the principles which the people
wish to see carried out, and the in­
dividuals will be forced to represent
such principles, irrespective of party
affiliations.
Mrs. DeW olf and daughter from
Tecumseh, Micliigau, arrived Tues­
day to visit ht-r brother, Mr. (). P.
Adams and family who lias not seen
her sine« the spring of 1854. Mr
Ydams is 78, was born in Pennsyl­
vania in the 30ts and lelt his home
iu ’ 54 which was the last time he
saw his s>ster nntil Tuesday, came
to Oregon that year and to Cottage
Grove in ’ 58. He and bis sister
are the only children left o f «family
of 10. In speaking of the changes
of years he spoke of the various
plsces where the Cottage Grove
Post office located and slated that
first it was in an onk grove, three
quarters of a mile below Creswell
uear Indiana Martin’ s and was (hen
called Cottage Grove and from there
was moved 4 miles to John Hughes
and from there to Clauaarps and
then to Hamilton’s store uear
Walker. Hamilton could neither
rend nor write and had many signs
which lie used to mark down to
men» he sold certain articles. Uncle
Nat Marlin used to have to go
down there every few days and
make up Hamilton’s reports for
him, and so finally in i8G5 Ilamil
ton died and Uncle Nat bundle:
the wliolo Post office into Ins
wagon and brought it to his black­
smith shop in the west side where
it was kept for several years. He
says, ‘ T never asked the depart­
ment for permission to move it..
and I guess they never kuc w the
difference.” Through a l l t h e
changes the name Cottage Grove
stuck to it so that name oiigiDated
with a beautiful little Oak grove
near Creswell.
Saginaw Items.
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Professional Cards.
frinirci) notices
Si
K. K.
Moth ' list Episcopal
Church, 5 o«i
Pastor Rev. S. K. Meraiager, morn­ 9
ing services at 1 1 , evening 7:3o,
Epworth League G.3o p». m. AH
are cordially invited to be present.
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First Presbyterian Church, Pastor
J J I . O. T H O C * B I T
R. C. Grace. Morning service, 11.
PHTtlCMN M B » u s a t o *
evening 7 :30, Y. P. S. C. K. 6:30 p,
om< « In Ittawart S P o rte r b o lid i»* , Main if
in. All strangers and sojourners
S treet, Oottaga G rave.
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Kentdeuo« p liou e M am 90
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welcome.
Morning aubject “ The double Í
self.” The evening subject “ The
way to victory.”
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Christian Church, Rev D. E.
Olson Pastor. Services at 11 iu
the morning aud 7.30 in the even­
ing. Y. P. S. C. E meetiug at
G:3o p>. m. Sunday school at lo
o ’clock,
Intermediate
Endeavor
Society at 2:30 and Choir practice
every Friday eveniug at 7.-30.
The subject of Rev. D. K. Olson’s
sermon, Sunday morning will be,
‘ ‘ The Gospel Train.” Evening
subject, “ The Strongest Man in
the W orld .” All invited.
I H v a i c i A S a u d S C R U K O .X
A ll oat!* p rom p tly »tW bd ud .
Main St. Pitone H i
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Otry-e; Y ou n g B atldlag, Main Street,
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Catholic Church, Father Carrol.
Services the second Suudav iu each
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Farmers and Shippers Convention.
Mining Orders!
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR and
EMBALMER
LICENSED
P a rlors at V e a tch A L a w son ’s.
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Married.
Miss Nina Chandler o f Clem, Ore­
gon, and Mr. Blaine Jackson, a son
of Mrs. C. J. Miller of this place,
were married Wednesday evening
the Dili, at the home of the bride’s
parents in Clem. The couple are
oil on n honeymoon and will return
here shortly after the first of June.
Mrs. Jackson was a popular high
school girl heie and recently moved
with her people to Clem. Mr.
Jackson is a young electrician, who
has many friends hero and who
was employed by the Oregon Se­
curities Co. when he met with a
severe accident from which lie is
not entirely recovered aB yet. Their
many friends here wish them joy in
their new life.
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Epircopul Church. Services held '+'n.<+>n.<+!n . < + * K n .
the second Wednesday eveniug ot
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W . K IM B , M. D.
each month at 7:30 in Masonic hall. ( 9 -A.. F H Y S I C I A f T a n d S U K O K O N
There will be services every fifth
Office tn MeParland Huilditig
Sunday of a month.
Over Wynne’s Hardware Store
Christian Science services held
over Allison’s Barber shop every
Sunday morning at 11 o ’ clock and
Weducs lay evening at 8 o ’ clock.
H n b u ô trç
H erb ert Kakin
Prestdeut
T . C. W h e e le r
We arc the people to fill your order for
Winter Supplies.
We have the best
groceries, etc., to be had at the lowest
prices. If you d o n ’ t believe us, come
and investigate. Our Dry Goods stock
is complete.
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Cashi er
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A gen era l banking
b u s’ ri is tra n sa ct­
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Currin & Veatch.
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COI TAGS GROVt
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General Blacksmith in g
H orsesh oein g a specialty.
W agon and ca rria g e re-
tng. A ll w ork guaran teed
H ave you r h orsesteeth e x ­
am in ed and rep a ired . Shop
at rea r o f H e m e u w ay &
B u rk h old er’ s S tore :: ::
Mrs. S. A.
LaRaut and son
The North Bend Chamber of
Harry went to Albany Wednesday
Commerce is issuing very neat in­
to visit a few days with friends.
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vitations to the farmers and shippers
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Snith went congress to be belt! at North Bend
to Eugene one day last week.
May 23rd and 24th, under the aus­
C. H. Sharon who lias been on pices of the Willamette Valley De­
the sick list for some time is able to velopment League, in the shape of
a thin sheet of veneered atul shel­
be about again.
Tom Miller took in the circus at laced pine board, with the invita­
tion printed on the back of a great
Eugene Monday.
crab, whose claws enclose Coos
Still Time to Register.
J. C. Ingraham had the misfor­ Bay.
The time to register is almost tune to have a valuable cow killed
Has the largest Stock of School
gone. Only until the 15th. Every Wednesday morning by’ the cars.
T h e B e a v e r B u tto n
supplies in the city. Our line of
person qualified to vote should reg­
The Basket dinner ut the school
The Beaver button which will
Books, Artist's Material. Sundries
ister before the 10th, and a great house Sunday was well attended.
hereafter officially designate Oregon
number iu this section are still not
are now complete.
George Neet wan up from Spring- industry, has been taken up by all
on the books. It will be a difficult
the
commercial
organizations
of
the
field
Sunday.
tiling to swear in a vote under the
We are giving special care to
state.
Brilliantly colored green
d « w law, and only voteis registered
and white buttons, bearing the
A Good Show.
under the new law will t.e entitled
Our Presciption Counter
officially adopted insignia o f the
to vote. Let us have a big vole Ht
Thut favorite grand old historical manufacturers of the state, who are
the polls in Jtuie.
drama, “ Uncle T om ’s Cabin,” to hold a great carnival of display,
which at all times get the best
which lit idWayS Welcome b> till liue May Iff to 2G, at Portland, are be­
attention, using only the purest
The recent hotel Are was just the American people aud endorsed by ing sent out from headquarters by
necessary thing to induce the coun­ the pulpit and people o f every nat­ the thousands, and every man,
of chemicals, haviag the largest
cil to purchase a good quantity of ionality, will be presented at the woman and child iu this state who
stock in town it makes shopping
first class hose and while the h«se Opera house on next Wednesday wants u memento of the inaugura­
easy
in onr place.
evening
by
Beeson
Bros,’
Big
costs a good deal, yet the loss ot
tion of the "Made in Oregon” an-
one tire would more than pay for Double Uncle Tom's Cabin com ­ uual exhibition, may send their
Mailorders receive the best of
pany of white and colored at tots, name and address to D. C. Free­
the hose
attention.
numbering twenty-five. This com­ man, secretary, Portland, and re­
pany, which has been plating to ceive a button.
The contracts for the grading and
crowded and delighted audiences,
surfacing of a number o f streets,
cariy a complete outfit, consisting
which ha'e been reguested by citi­
For Sale or Trade.
consisting of special scenery, elec­
zens, should let at the earliest mo
trical effects, a pack of Siberian
A
good
w ork team o f horses iu
ineut. so that the work can be done
Cottage Grove. Oregon
bloodhounds, etc.
I exchange for cattle. Apply A.
early in the spring. The council
I Bigelow live miles east of Cottage
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got together and agreed to have
Way Up Rustlers.
Grove.
Oliver Hart connect the North
Creek with the main water system,
The Bohemia Camp No. 33 of the
by building the *‘M ” extension and Fon esters of America ute planning
Men Wanted!
also authorized the purchase of I a celebration when they get theii
NO TICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Saw mill and lumber yard la
some extra lengths o f pipe and j new tlag, which is to be done by
Department of the Interior,
boters
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2
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per
d
iv
Wood
metí
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connections for the repair of breaks ! the 10th. Their gain in member
Lund Office at Rosehnrg. Ore.,
5'2.25
to
$3.00.
Steady
work
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Mr. Hart got right to work and j shin,for which the flag was offered
Notice is heiebv given that the fol­
te»ls us that the duiu mid catch by the Grand Court of Oregon, was ply to Booth-Kelly Lumber Co
lowing-named settler lies tiled notict
tf 1
basin on the North Creek is practi­ son by 235 per cent gaii: during the Eugene. Oregon
i f hi* intent ion to mn 1 0 tino 1 proof in
cally completed and that be is push­ contest. Eight members secured
support of Ms claim, and that sold
proof will lie made • * lot <• t In* Registei
ing the work with all due speed. 1 over five members each and have
Eiler's Big Show.
and Receiver at l ’ . N. I.nnd Office nt
The catch haaiu is being finished ! received gold buttons for t’.ieir re­
Last Wednesday
Liter's Big Koeehurg, Oregon, on June 12, IiKKi.
with a coat of smooth cement, and ward.
show
arrived
in
town
and pitched viz:
will hold the water well, instead o f'
L E ST E R D. JAi OBY,
their tent near the school house. II. E No. !«>17 for the SEl* Sec. 22. 1’.
being left rough as the other dams
Day Current by June 1st.
At tioi'ii the fiue band which they 1!» S . R 2 W
were.
He names the following witnesses
Manager Welch of the Willamette j carry with them, discoursed some
to prove his continuous residence up­
Valley
Co.
says
ho
will
have
day-
j
line
music
on
tbe
streets,
while
a
A Good Record.
on and cultivation of said land. vl<:
current by June ist without failure. trick bicycle rider performed. In
Charles M. Sellers, of Pleasant 11:11.
L. R. Edmundsoti, the democra­ Tbe big plant is rapidly bring com­ 1 (tie evening the band called to­ O reg o u ; David Jacoby, of .in-|er
tic candidate o f State Representa­ pleted and before long will be in gether a largo crowd which weudad O reg on ; Pan! Bristow. I.. K. Park*, of
tive is u native sou of the state of shape for furnishing power.
V : their way toward 'he large cativas,
Oregon and reared upon a farm m number of hotels and public oth n s aud at 8 o'clock a fair sized aud­
Lane county, being a descendant aro considering the inst illation of ience filled the tent to witness the
o f a sturdy family o f pioneer*.
electric fans, ami motive power.
play “ Rip Van W inkle” which
He received ins education iu tbe
was well carried out, and filled in be
Ico C r e a m S o o ln l
county schools and later graduated
tween acts with specialties, the
froru tb# Aun Arbor Law School.
lucro will bo an icc crtwui so* tnl most worthy of mention being tbe
Since thett he ha« beeu engaged Monday evening on the lawn oppo- trick bicycle rider, who did some
iu the practice of law at Eugene, site Lurch’ s store, Listen for the very clever acts, while the orchestra
Oregon and has also beeu lnteres-j hand.
play ed.
Benson’s Pharmacy
PLAIN AND FANCY
JOB PRINTING
PROMPTLY
AND
NEATLY
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A T
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W e l\ a v e a fu ll l i n e o f Legal Blanks and
T r e s p a s s N o tice s.
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Pleasant Hill. Oregon.
1-5 B e n j a m i n L. E h > y ,
Register.
N O TIC E FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior
Land Office at Roseburg, Ore.
April 3, 1906.
! epai tnient of the Interior,
Notice is hereby given that the fol­
Land office at Rosei urg, Oregon,
lowing-named settler has filed notice
April 16, 1906.
of his intention to make final proof
Notice is hereby given that the fol- in support of his claim and that said
lovving-nnmed settler has filed notice proof will be made before tbe Register
of his intention to make final proof in and Receiver at the U. S. Land Office
support
flii* claim, and th at said at Roseburg, Oregon, on Mav 22, 1906
....... w ill be lumie before the Register I v|
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viz.
H. E. No. 9442,
ml Revolver ut U. 8. Land Office a t j
JOHN W . MASSEY,
R seburg, Oregon, on July 12, 1966,
NOTICI. 1 t R I l PLICATION.
,ln s l l it K DAMKWOOD,
H P N,
for the S ', N K V K>,
si-:«; sec. . :
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I le n. mu * t In oil. >w it g w it nesses to
piove hi.- continuous residence upon
and ctilth at loti ■ f said land, viz:
Frank J. Dwmowoud, of Wildwood,
i »regoli J. tph Burnett, of Doren a,
Oregoti. .)i Tn D ow d .' George Kerr, of
Wiid wo «1, Oregon.
1 N.iAMiN !.. Ennv. Register
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for the SE '* S E ’ , See. 20, T. 22 S It
3, W.
He names the following witnesses
lo prove tii* continuous residence
upon and cultivation of said land, viz:
Henry C. Combs, of London, Oregon;
William T . McCoy, of London. Ore­
gon: W . G. Massey, of London, Ore­
gon; H. P. Baughman, of London,
Oregon.
B enjamin L. E ddy ,
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Register.
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