Cottage Grove leader., May 19, 1906, Image 2

COTTAGE GROVE LEADER
tr<kfc a w a y from ill trust
noj olie« tl»e power to ciia
prices for their products in th'*
J. McKEAN FISHER. M a n a g e r .
country than in fureig" binds. 1CI.
innples we.e cite I of latui machiu-
P U B LIS H E D B V B R Y S A T U R D A Y
j ery Helling lower abroad than at
Mr th ■ 1 i-t
Episcopal
Church,
j bonne, the same being true of t a i 1-
NY TUB
I * ■- 'i iiov. S. E. Mcminger, morn-
iron
and
other
produet
o
f
the
s
f
e
l
L E A D E R P U B L IS H IN G C O M PANY
in
s-rviees at 11, evening 7:3o,
! mills.
K:.worth
He
made
a
number
of
pleasing
. . . L e a g u 6 .do p. m. A ll
Entered at the Cottage Grove postofflce as sec-
ill 11st 1 a lion» .1 his position, an , j am cordially invi r d to l>e present.
olid-class matter.
stated bin own record in the legisla­
I un b, 1 stor
M • ning si rvii
11,
ture as 11 pi oof <-f bis stand. He
SUBSCRIPTION KATES
Die * ■ ir
- ft.AO was well received, and n urly e v e r y ­ evening 7 :JO \ 1’ . S. C. K. F ‘0 p,
Six Mouths
.75
one was glad to show their appre­ in. All strung* rs and so jo.rners
I
Moulin
I paid lo advance hut If not so paid a ciation of 1‘is clear, and foreeuble welcome.
in !f **m rate of $2.00 per year w ill be charged.
Morning s u b je c t “ Overcoming
Hr. makes a
Adv• rtJslitt: rates made known on application speech at the close
E vening “ W hat
good impression u heraver he ap­ and its results.”
pears, and »¡H stand w a y up
is Success?”
CLUBBINQ LIST
COrTAGE GROVE
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Professional Cards.
OREGON
The Cottage (irove L e a d e r for one
yeiir, Hnd any of the following publi­
cation for one year, for the price set
opposite •
An Abie Officer.
Christian Church, Rev. D. E.
Ol in Pastor
Services at 11 in
the mon ing and 7.SO in the even-
ing. Y i'. S. C. K meeting at
■ P
m
'1111 1er school at lo
IntcrniLuiutc
Endeavor
.-ocir ty at 2:^0 and Choir practice
every F rid ay evening at 7130
1 i i cop d Church. Services held
th
second Weduesd ty ( Tuning ot
e 1 inoliti; at 7 :J 10 in Masonic hall.
There w It be services « very fiftli
Sunday of a month.
MAC Y
Awbrey Bulidlrg, Main Street
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
onice in Stewart Ä; Porter building.MuUi
Street, (tottage Grove.
ottico plume
Main ;*03. Residence phone Main 90
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9 -.i A ... ll calls
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In a public office a intti is of ne­
promptly
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M al» St. Pilone 114.
'•UTABE GROVE, OREGON.
cessity subjected to m re criticis
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than anywhere else, aud when v
PfllDE Of OREGON
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find a man who ha s e r v d one •
more term's without any complain
being made against nun we gcuo>-
?
I K. YOUNG
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ally concede that tie i i niightv
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ATTORN KV VI' I ,\\V
good man lor the place,
iit Sh* riff
Our' ow .i m
onice: Young Building, Main Street,
c
Fred Fisk we have a man well
West Side.
1 1
fitted f >r bis p -(Sitiotp WÎKj 1ms bela
SATURD AY
..MAY lit, mm an office of grt ■ at resi )Oiii>ibility nnd
trust, having not alone the ordi-
(Jnth In Church, Father Carrol,
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nary duties of a slieri if h * pert b r n), Service the fecoii I Sunday in each 9 4 W. K IM E , M. n.
D E M O C R A T I C TICKFvT.
but as well *be duties ot ta x col­ month.
U. S. Senator, John M. Oearin.
t
PHYSICIAN anil RUKGEON
•>
lector, and who has sati-fied
I !:>■
Congressional
representative,
- cnee services held
OfWce in McFarland Building
Ins work and lo ear« ful perfoim-
Over Wynne’ s Hardware Store
Chaw, V. G allow ay.
Barber shop every
ance of bis duty,
lie asks for au- over Allison’
Ç Office Phone, 34/ Residence Plume, 126
Governor, G. E. Chamberlain
other term, and li < i g* o*i r ro d Sunday morning at 11 o ’clock and
Secretary o f state, P. H. Sroat
to go on. His friends «¡11 . ertaiuly W ed n esd a y evening at 8 o ’ clock.
State treasurer, J. I). Matlock.
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itss
support him, and with sm li a roe
Stale senator, Robt. M. Veatcb.
> J ^ A R I O N VKATCII
ord lie can have few who would not
CHAS V. GALLOWAY
a®
State representative, Leon
It.
vote fur tun liowevti lie must 1 ■ >•**•
m
Kdmunson, James Hayes, Joshua J
FUNERAL DIRECTOR and LICENSED
Yamhill
County.
to every iuhu lor a vole for he
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EMBALNIER
Walton.
We are tlie people to (ill y o u r order for
wants his e l e c ion t * be do i-tvo.
Parlors at Veatch <♦ Lawson's.
County clerk, J. C. Parker
Winter Supplies.
We hav e the best
Constunle, Anson B. Atkins.
V.
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groceries,
etc.,
to
be
had a t the lowest
State
Medical
Association
iV.eais
Supreme Judge, T . G. Hailey.
State Printer, J. Scott Taylor,
prices.
If
yo
u
d
o
n
’t
believe us, come
re t u *ned 1
il Ckr.it
Dr. T
/
Attorney general, Robt A. Mil­ Thurs la' mot nil)»' fron i P<nl\ und ,
/M
and
in\estimate.,
Our
Dry Goods stock
Herbert
Fa
kin
:j k
President
ler.
is
complete.
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w 1 er lîtr ha* been att*iiUÎ iu
tin- j /
T. 0. Wheeler
Sheriff, Fred Fisk
Cashi er
meeting of tli State Met iicai A
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County commissioner,
S.
M. dation. Ho siliUed trrl‘t t lie iii let-
jjjBirf
Douglas.
ing was a vi t >• tine one . i i ha i he, j[
County surveyor, Simon Kbov- got .nuoti VO >11 from it. In Olì e ot
CAPITAL
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dahl.
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25,000
lois
!
the tli-K'ti sions tl.c K u gc nt t
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Precinct committeeman, Jno. W. were accused ol not havii
I1
'g re*
Baker, J. 1’ . Currin.
)U.|,U v | \i
portnl their fe1^*er cusw f\
A penerai banking
busiu g transact
us they »1. on Id Im e d ‘lie-, bu * tlleir i \
cd :: :: :: :: ::
A Letter From Senator Gearin. United side was taken up by th' t - vrir
\T/i'vv,/,- yuj-
States Senate. Washington
ably, ami the Put p;t>vcd that the.
ORGANIZED
iâ iâ é â
COTTA »E DROVE
D C.
did lejxu t them
OR
C O N
Tim
main
feature
of
the
meeting
Editor Leader
wns
the
resolution
favoring
lie
Dear Sir: K n o w in g your inter­
est in the Hiibject of good roads and establishment of a state fund t > cre­
t: c Nominee Representative
ate atnt m ain tain a I k me for the re­ Dun.
civic improvement in all its phases,
in Congress.
lief
of
incurable
tuberculosis
pn
1 am takin g the liberty of mailing
tients.
to you, under separate cover, pant
Horseshoeing a specialty.
1 ' Co. Capitalists Here
Tlio doctor whs in the group of ■ ■ ‘
Wagon and carriage re-
plilets issued by the Department of
iiiK. A ll work guaranteed
y, Jr., I, J .
i lave your liorsesteetIi ex
A gricu ltu re, which I trust you will doctor.« appearing in the picture of
ainiucd and repaired. Shop
association in
Th*
Mi o i is
I, \I ■ %er and S. D Stnk-
read anil then hand to some of your the
at rear of Hemenway «
mid
know
it
gram
,
but
no
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Burkholder’ s Store :: ::
r i ! ■
pl.i t, :dl inter; sted iu
neighbors who, like you, are »iin
frutti
the
piéton
C<
mpany
posed to assist in creating a senti­
j
13 :
B
- i f L K E E
1 .vp
,i making n tour o! the val­
ment iu favor of improvement of
PROMPTLY
A N D -.N E A T L Y
;, )■ ting the various towns
the highways and the development Civic improvement Idea Wins Many. ley
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t
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tin
h
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o
plan's,
and
among
ot a sysiein of rurnl transput tation
E X E C U T E D
[ AT
THE
The pl»n of improving the np-
adequate to the needs o f the period; pearnnee of the town by tbe bea u ti­ l . ui % -ited Cottage Grove Wednes*
I hope that you will enter iuto this fying first of all lawns and homes isv ii ..I v re 11ri«en around town
by Manager “ ■ -i-cl Welch.
campaign for good roads and civic
and the improvement of the Hire* ;
improvement with that degree of
and finally by the improvenn n : of
enthusiasm which will make your
Portland-Salem Electric Railway.
empty ground is winning Hvor
neighborhood a center of active daily. O f cotu’se such work cost •
The I in non
work for the etuis aimed at by all money, but in more tlmu repays fur
H as the largest Stock of School
!
I
.'way
1
a
J2,6oo,ooo
good road advocates.
itself by the
increase of value
the
interuiban
supplies in the city. O ur line of
A t the suggestion of the Honot-
through tin' genet tl itfractiventu
1. i :r.l t
. ■ auxiliary corporation,
able Secretary of A g ricu ltu re and
Books. Artist's Material. Sundries
of the town. All over the I'nited Ii k .1 hi t.i s "i ' i pm atioo today,
bis director of the office of Public
States this movement ; - spiv-1 :ing,
to bt the holding company for
are now complete.
Roads, Mr. Logan W . Page, I am
in some places not a plot til uuim
Ti " tion Co. j
also calling your attention to tbe
proved ground can he fotiml, ;.nd "I 1 i- . • :n: .n v wi.li t'hc Motfatt and
W e are g iv in g special care to
plan ot tbe government to demon-
sur'h places become bv w. r.ls on . ■
b arken , w ill I
st/a to
modern
road-building count o f their beauty. Tin- Woman's
i road iiom
Our Presciption Counter
methods at Salem aud Pendleton.
C lu b is doing what it t.t.i to l.e'p P rtlaiiil to Salem.
Oregon, later d utiug the present
the good w m k along bv offering
mouth. The exact date h»s not yet
prizes for the best growth of sweet
which at all times get the best
Independent Candidate.
been determined on, but the news­ pens and the heat display of cut
attention,
using only the purest
papers will advertise the details ro
i hi r< by annouore myself as an |
flowers, to l>n show
it the (lower
seou as the plans are perfected. show in the summer
of
chemicals,
having the largest
t:
iv
-lidate
for
the
of-
Th* council
Y o u will do the department anil me
11
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:
r
l’e.icc
of
Cot-
j
stock
in
town
it m akes shopping
is doing a part m arranging 1 ■ >r
a favor by endeavoring to secuie a
■ j i r
di-,trict at the i easy in our place.
at rent improvcinents.
They c n l d
h u ge attendance at these toad-
do more bv ordering 111*- cleaning election June 4th, iyofi.
building meetings. Th rou gh the
M ailorders receive the best of
It • i> led. 1 w i11 give every man ;
up o f all tra il throughout the city,
efforts o f Mr. Samuel Hill of VYash
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hut
b
1
mgs
to
him
and
no.more.
'
attention.
by briti; ing at) iu l a i . gular < U ,m-
iugton, D. C ., many courtesies
J. VV V a u g h m .
We have a full lirve of Legal j Blanks and
iug ol Main strict, and the alleys.
have been granted to the leaders in Each person in do Li, p a t. with
Trespass Notices.
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the good toads movement and plans
Big Timber Wolf.
litlle expen--r and the total result
for the Oregon demonstrations very
w ill be great.
M ;
' iiight a big timber wuifi
much assisted.
"
i . tl I. mdt s hill and !
Sincerely Yours,
C »Hage Grove. Oregon
thi m l \-t | art of towu,
Log Breaks Three Ribs.
J o h n M. G k a r i n .
am! was load I ter John Cochran’ s
I’leasant Hill. Oregon.
May lo. iffo6.
N O TICE FOR PUBLICATION.
1-5 lì e n . i A mi n L. Enuv, Register.
ace town the r id, when Chas.
Jim D o n n a t >ung man ,'t
i t him and i
Deportment of the Interior
‘i ff, at Thomas logging cifi
Galloway Made Many Friends.
Land Office at Roeeburg, Ore.
1 faded bim
Th e wolf getting
How river, suffered a s v u i
NOTICE : o l! I T B L IC A T IO N .
April 3, 1906.
Hon. Charles V. Galloway, demo­ dent Tuesday that came ci
to w itili n dl
t > feet of It ini h e - 1
Department of the Interior,
NOTICE KOI! PUBLICATION
Notice is hereby given th a t the fol­
cratic candidate for congrens, spoke taking liia life. A htrj.e lo
'. ami then he
I .ami t iffice at Roseburg, Oregon,
lowing-named settlor lias filed notice
to a goou audience at the Opera being drawn to the loading doc
stopp
*mt 1 ltd for a nv ute,
April 16, 1906.
l>ep irtnient of the Interior,
of Ids intention to make final proof
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
fol­
Liriut
Otflci'
a
t
Rosolmrg.
On*.,
House on Tuesday evening.
and
1
idtd
t
i
r
t
.
f<
nee
i
n
t
o
!
in support r.f his claim and that said
when it struck a smaller tie
amt
lowing-named
settler
has
tiled
notice
April
is,
i;*oc..
Mr. G a llo w a y is an earnest and swerved nml hir the fellow (
Stilli'
proof will l.e made before tbe Register
au s v a r , an " from til v i e on
the
Notice Is lieieby given tfint tbe fol- of ids intention to make final proof in , and Receiver at the U. S. Land Office
pleasing speaker ami held his au- I left sufe, breaking iltie* ribs, a l l y to tin
11 '.is .in unti-'tally lowing-iiHiitcil settler Inis liltsl notice
rt
i hi- d a .,. .lid that s.dd | n t R osel,i,;g, Oregon, on May ^ : W 06
dietice in w ia pt attention every] | bruising the entiie side, and »roll-
.i I si'Cined to bt abs1» i<f his Intention lo make final proof n p iot will tic nii.de before the Register viz. II. E. No. 944-’
’
ml
Receiver
at l ’ . S. Land Office at j
minute of his address. 11c stated ably injured bun iuteinally
support
ol
Idw
claim,
mid
that
soul
Hi
scema
to
hav.
Dr.
JOHN
W.
MASSEY,
pro. f will be made .s foie the licgist, • Rosel.nrg, Oregon, on July 12, ltHK!,
that many candidates were rather [jo b was called at once ami wi II hr ’i >.i «
" the v alley and and
Receiver at U. S. Land Office lit viz:
for the R E 14 S E '4 Sec. 20, T . 22 S, R.
avoiding th« political questions of i got to , he 0llln|, (h you n g man was " 1
g lor n place to get Roseluirg. Oregon, on June 12, rf">.
J o s I I'll E DAMEWOOD,
3, W.
the tlay, but that be desired to b« 1n rt VCfV j);u| k,.1(
I i
I viz :
11 1' N o . " 1
for the SC N EC , Ek
He names the following witnesses
His ei tire back
S K 1, Sec. s. T -J2 s „ i;. j
.
LK 8TK R D. JACOBY,
plainly understood, aud d eclam l niu] |,,|t’ sjd« was bloodshot, and
to prove his continuous residence
m he when bea led off.
1 le nam. - I In* :ullow Ing w it nesses to upon and cultivation of said land, viz:
II. E No. W17 for the SI-1, Sec. 22, T.
his staurl on a number of the most was and "till is in a very serious
piove hi.- continuous .cddence upon Henry C. Combs, of London. Oregon;
lit S., I! 2 W.
important one« On tfaa .ate quet
: ,
He nanii'N the following witnesses ami cultivation of said land, viz:
Fcr Sale or Trade.
William T. McCoy, of London, Ore­
tiou there i* lo party division, to move him and lie will have t > be
Krank J. Dnniewood, of Wildwoorl, gon: W. ti. Massey, of London, Ore­
to prove liiw continuous rc-idr ncc u p­
A
go
un
oi.'g. i .1 -eph Itiirnctt, of Dorcna. gon; H. D. Baughman, of London
Democrats ami Republicans alike carsil fur at the camp sometime be
ises in on and cultivation ot said hind, viz:
Charles H. Sellers, ot I’leu-ant Hill. Oregon : John D wd, George Kerr, of Oregon.
exclu nge
>r cattle,
favoring tbe regulation of freight fore be eau be moved
A pply A.
His parents
Dnvld .Tacoh.v. of Jasper \Vildwood. Oregon.
B e n j a m i n L. R u d y ,
rates, and which hopes to ha*e an formerly lived here but are now in Bigel >w ti v miles cast f Cottage Oregon;
1-5 Ri N...VMIN L. E i . p v , Register
Oregon; Paul Bristow. I.. E. Parks, •
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Register.
opportunity to aid iu such irgula Montana somewhere
tion. H e ia strictly opposed to a
Dr Job says that the slightest
ship subsidy, ami will fight against stroke morn of the log and the
Wanted'
any repeal o f the timber ami » pm .» voting fellow would h a v e - been
lumi r yard la
act.
l i e is oppo-ed to Chinese im killed.
da«
Woodsmen
m igration.
He ia neither a free
DIGESTS W H A T YOU E A T
i> W' l k. Ap-
trader tier a stand patter, but as
H
Tht S 'b • ■ '
s 21» t m^sthe trial
which »e :*for 50 cent*.
Lumbcr Co.,
War
it m ay be termed a tariff revisionist.
P R EPAR ED O N LY A T T H E LABORATORY OF
ugeiic. Oregon
If t
he would favor revision o f the tariff
Miners at t v
c ot flits Mine,
E . C . D e W IT T ic C O M P A N Y , C H IC A G O . I I A .
to such au ex te n t o nly as woul t j Myrtle Cre*k, Oicguu.
Subscnbti loi the Leader.
Sold by Bensons Pharmacy.
New York Tribune Farmer
.$1 75
Toledo Weekly B la d e..............
1*75
Portland Weekly Oregonian
2 50
Portland Weekly Journal.............. 2.00
Portland Semi-Weekly Journal.
2.25
Sail Frauelseo Call..................
2.80
San Francisco Examiner................ 2.50
Sunset Magazine, San Francisco
2.00
Out West. Los Angeles
. 2.50
Tow n and ( !ounl 1 y Journal
1 1
Northwest Poultry Journal
1.7»
Pacific Homestead
2.25
M in in g O rders!
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C u rrin 5« Veatch.
1900
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General Blacksmithing
P L A I N AND FANCY
J O B P R IN T I N G
Benson’s Pharmacy i
Leader
Office
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P a m p h le t Work a Specialty
Benson’s Pharmacy
DYSPEPSIA CURE