Cottage Grove leader., May 26, 1906, Image 2

COTTAGE GROVE L E A D E R Benton’s Jail Cost Smalle-t in State.
P r o fe s s io n a l C a rd s .
The Corvallis Times says: The j
jail
expenses of Benton county for j
j£ « V
«
4 « « 4
i. McKEAN FISHER. Manager.
the past 12 mou'bs were less than
K. K. V MAC Y
that of any county in Oregon
Re- j
P U B LIS H E D K V E K Y S A T U R D A Y
membering that, with Multnomah
Office: A»l.rt*y Builtllni;, Mam s tre it
Methodist
Episcopal
Church,
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excluded, Benton in population, is Pastor Rev. S. K. Meminger, morn­ f
U IS T I » I
L E A D E R P U B L IS H IN G C O M PA N Y
much more than an average couuty ing services at. 1 1 , evening 7 :3o,
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the statement is of exceeding inter­ Epworth League 6.80 p. in. AH * ’V r+iU .+M +t'U c+'iJ.P- V »
Entered at the Cottage Grove postofflee M set- est.
It tells a story of decency and are cordially iuvi'ed to be present.
omi class matter.
good citizenship, of which Benton
First Presbyterian Church, F istor
people ought to be proud.
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U- 0. T HOCK K I T
R. C. Grace. Morning service, 11,
SUBSCRIPTIO N RATES
The total ja il expanse for the
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
evening 7 :30, Y. P. S. C. E. 6 80 p,
One Year
.
$1.90
was $¿*.>.(57. O f
Six Mouths
.75 year in Benton
Office In Btewart
Porter building.Main
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m.
A
ll
strang*
rs
and
sojourners
Three« Months
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.50 the 45 counties in the state, only a
* Street, Cottage Grove.
Otllce phone m
I paid hi advance but It not so paid a
£
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a
in
303.
Keslcteuce
phone
Mum
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few of the verv smallest approached welcome.
•nlf riu rate ot $x.oo per year «111 be charged.
Morning subject ’ ’ Overcoming ♦ VrffiiV.
Advertising rates made Known ou applic ation
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Benton in the smallness of the jail
and
its
result«.”
Evening
“
What
expense. Only three fell below $ lo o
• -w - a a 4
CLUBBINO LIST
and all but five ran above $ 300 . is Success?”
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Christian Church, Rev
D. E. ? j y t . B. K. JOB
T h e C o t t a g e G r o v e L e a d e r f o r o n e Some o f them cost several thousand
y e iir , ttti'l a n y o f th e f o l l o w i n g p u b li­ Clatsop’s jail expense, was
5 1 , Olson Pastor. Services at 11 in
P H Y S I C I A N a m t S lin O E O N
c a tio n f o r o n e y e a r , f o r th e p r ic e set Douglas, $ 1 , 126 .25 aud .Multnomah the morning and 7.30 in the even­
? A ll calls promptly attended.
Office: ?•
opposite ’
$11,165 49. When District Attor­ ing. Y P. S. C. E meeting at £
Main St. Phone 114.
j*
.fl 75
New York Trltiun« Fanner
ney Brown some time ago, said G:3o p. in. Sun-lay school at lo
1-75
Toledo Weekly Blade...............
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3 60
Portland Weekly Oregonian
Intermediate
Endeavor J
there is lem court expense in Beu o’ clock,
■¿.on
rortlaml Weekly .lournal..........
2.25
l*ortlai)d Semi Weekly Journal
ton than in any other c unty in the Society at 2:3 0 and Choir practice <«
w « v* * -* \*\* /
2.60
San PrftOCtfteo I .ill
state lie kuew what he wws talking every Friday evening at 7 :jo
2.50
San Krauclseo Kxanilner
j
. K. YOUNG
Sunset Magazine. Sau Francisco
2.00
about.
Episcopal Church
Services held <: J .
. 2.50
*)ut West. Los Angeles
1.75
Town and Country Journal
ATTORNKV AT L A W
the second Wednesday eveniug ot
Northwest Poultry Journal
. 1.75
C o m m e n c e m e n t W e e k P r o g r a m . each m on'hat 7:30 in Masonic hall.
onice: Young BullUln;:, Vain Street,
2.25
Pacific Homestead
West Side.
Sunday evening, May 2 7 , Bacca­ There will be services every fifth
f
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SA TU R D A Y .................MAY 26, 1906 laureate sermon «t M. IÎ. Church, Sunday of a month.
by Rev, S E. Meminger.
Catholic Church, Father Carrol.
Thursday evening May 3 I, Com­ Services the second Sunday in each
D E M O C R A T IC T IC K E T .
A W. K IM K , M. Ü.
mencement exercise» o f
High month.
$
.
f
U, S. Senator, John M. Qearin.
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R U Y S IC 1 A N and SC KG LON
School at Opera House
Congressional
representative,
Office
In McFarland Building
Christian Science services held
Friday evening, June I, Com­
Over Wynne’s Hardware store
^
Chits. V. Galloway,
over
Allison’
s
Barber
shop
every
Office Phone, 34» Kesidenco Phone, 120 *
mencement exen i»<s of the Eighth
Governor, G. E. Chamberlain
Sunday
morning
at
n
o
’clock
and
Grede at Opera House.
Secretary o f state, F. II. Sroat
Wednesday evening at 8 o'elofck.
H ig h
School
Com m encem ent
State treasurer, J. D. Matlock.
v .r
E xercises
State senator, Robt. M. Veatcb.
? J ^JA R IO N V E IT C H
A JVL.... •
CHAS. V. GALLOW AY
State representative, Leon
R.
PROGRAMMES
FU NERAL DIRECTOR and LICENSED
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E'lmunson, James Hayes, Joshua J. Invocation
Rev. R. C. Grace
Yamhill County.
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EMBAUM ER
Walton.
M
Chorus
“ Goo*I N igh t”
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Parlors at Veatch Lawson’s.
County clerk, J. C. Parker.
Misses Huff, VanDmburg, Arch­
Constaiile, Anson B. Atkins.
ibald, W hite, Eakin, Hull. Ilar-
Supreme Judge, T . G. Hailey.
tung, Shipman, Lam-don, Grace,
Slate Ptinter, J. Scott Taylor,
Hazelton, Howard, Sp-ome, M ore,
Attorney general, Robt A. M il­ McG*---, Burkholder. Hazelton.
Herbert Kakln
President
ler.
Address of Welcome
T. C. Wheeler
Sheriff, Fred Fisk.
U a s h i e r
Oration
“ T h e Reconstruction
Countv commissioner, S.
M.
Period”
Merle Scovell
Douglas.
Reading "T h o Headless Horse­
C A P I T A L
County surveyor, Simon Kbov-
man”
Giace Alice Huff
dahl.
2 5,00 0
Oration ‘ The Paternal Tendancy
Precinct committeeman, Jno. W.
of Governments”
linker, J. P. Currin.
Stella Marie Cocldin
A general banking
buttili s transact
C ass History Agnes Marie W oo liy
ed :: :: :: :: ::
W H E E L S O N T H E S ID E W A R K S . lteading “ Jacob W hittle’» Speech”
Majbel Stella Coffman
ORGANIZED
Cottage Grovo is growing and to
CO I T A E G R O V E
Chorus
Cradle Song
those who live on the outskirts of
O R
G O N
Oration “ The Portsmouth Confer­
the town it is quite a trip in to the
ence
Charles Darwin Hull
business part on foot. Many would
Class Prophesy
Katie KnowHon
like to see nn ordinance prepared
Valedictory Ready in Mind and R e­ Democratic Nominee Representative
for presentation to the council
in Congress.
sources Lorenzo l ’ercival Sanford
allowing the ri ling of bicycles on
Presentation of diplomas
Horseshoeing a specialty.
certaiu sides of streets away from
Independent Candidate.
Supt. W. B Dillard
Wagon and carriage re-
the heavier tiaveR aud to, it neces­
ing. A ll work guaranteed
Class Song
Hugh Currin, Author
I
hereby
iinnounee
myself
as
an
Have
your horsesteeth ex­
sary, require permits from each
amined and repaired. Shop
independent candidate for the o f­
at rear of lleinenway A
wheelman, so that the matter could
E ig h th G rfv d e
C o m m o n c e m o n t P r o ­ fice of Justice of the
Burkholder’s Stcre ::
Peace of Cot-
be well handle I
Most wheelmen
g ra m
tago G rove Justice’ s district at the
who live out a lew blocks would be Invocation
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B A K E E
Rev. S. E. Meminger election June ftli, iqoO.
willing enough to pay a license fee Address o f welcome
Jessie Heath
I f elected, I will g ive every man
of 50 cent« or « |i « year for a per­ Instrumental solo Mary McGilvray
what belongs to him un i no more.
mit to ride ou the sidewalks out in
Maude Hooper
Reading
J. W . V a u g h n .
the residence districts under cer­ Instrumental solo
Mable Ventch
tain restrictions. I f ench wheel
Eva Young Prominent Youny Junior of University
Essay
were tagged it would be an easy
E lva Warner
Vocal solo
Drowned Tuesday.
matter to compel observance of Class Chronicles
Alice Carpenter
such an ordinance, and would be a
Dudley N ew ell, a son o f Paulas
Charles Comer
F^siav
great accommodation to those liv ­
Vernie Brown D. Newell o f Eugene, was drowned
Instimnental solo
ing out around the edges of the
Has the largest Stock of School
Phillip Cast-beer in the Willamette at Eugene Tues­
Rending
city
Ladies chorus, Misses Dixon, Car day evening about 4 :10 p. in. while
supplies in the city. Our line of
Neal
penter, Bartels, Hooper, Hogate, rowing. He with William
Books. Artist's Material. Sundries
paddled tr mi their boat house oil
One of the eleven amendments Cochran and Huff
that conics before the people to be Reading
Etta Cwen the mill race out on tho river, and
are now complete.
voted on at the coming election is Instrumental solo, Hazel He men w ay hit a rock upsetting the boat. Both
W e are givin g special care to
the one amending the present local Reudiug
Lester Turpen boy> were good swimmers anil made
option law, and if any amendment Instrumental duet
Vornie Brown for tho shore, but N ew ell sank,
wh le Ne.il reached the bank, and
deserves to oe defeated it is that
and MaLel Veatcb
O u r P re scip tio n C o u n te r
oue. Th e amendment practically Valedictory
Bennie K in g then discovered that the other hoy
destroys the work of local optiou in Address to class
Hon
D. >1. C. had sunk. He went for assistance
but it was too late. The young
the state and should be defeated.
which at all times get the best
Gnult
Presentation o f Diplom is Prof. man was a member o f the Junior
attention, using only the purest
class of the University, and was cor­
W orth Harvey.
of chemicals, having the largest
The IJ. S. Government deports Class song
poral in Co. C. He wai also a
stock in town it makes shopping
anarchists wherever it finds them,
member of the Epworth L°ague o f
it seems as though some of the
easy
in our place.
200 Eighth Graders Take Examina Methodist Church.
w riters of that essentially anarchis­
tion.
Mail orders receive the best of
tic paper “ An Appeal to Reason”
Th
e
c
unity
examining board, Governor Chamberlain Will Speak
attention.
ought to be deported along with the
Tuesday.
rest. Their writings are not just composed o f L. Braden Gibson of
socialistic,
but are anarchistic ( ’reswell, VV. M, Sutton o f Spring-j
Governor Chamberlain,
demo­
There are «ome good things in so field and H. C. Baughman of Eu­ cratic candidate for re-election will
cialism, but faults as well, and we gene, have examined the papers o f address the voters of Cottage Grove
consider more faults than virtues. the 200 eighth grade students who j Tuesday afternoon the 20 th at 1:30
C jitagj Grove. Oregon
When writers call for uprisings took the examination, and report I o'clock at the Opera House. E v ­
against decisions o f courts, and for that 118 pas-e-l. 27 failed entirely erybody invited to be present.
arming, it ceituiuly sounds like an­ ami 55 were couditi up d.
The Cottage Giove da-s roti
archy.
s i»t'd o t thirty students ot whom'
The Liquor Men's Amendment.
—
nineteen passed
They were:
So
great has been the public in­
Th e Bheriff's office is an office of
Bay Trunnell, Fred
llu itiinc dignation ar.-ns^-d by the domina­
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
importance and at its bead must Philip Cssebeer, Bessie Steel. Ma
tion o f tlie liquor interests in the
have a man of good judgement, bel
Department of the Interior,
Vratch,
Mary
McGillvary.
1 ,t.ii,I Office nt Rusi-bnrg, Ore..
business tact and executive ability. Verna Brown, Lester Turpin, W il past, that • ven tit** avowed f-lends
April l ì, l!H>6.
o f the saloon among the n< espa-
In Fred Fisk the present encumbent limn E. Beun-tt
Notice i« he-eby given Hint the fol-
Alva Warner, I pers dare not openly advocate tb ,s
of the -di' rifT s office we find these l.uella M. Dix-ui. M a'tie Hotels,
lowlnc-iunne<l -- ttler li t» Ulivi nutie--
requirements. In Ins manner of Etta Owen, C*rv«U Haudy , James saloon amendment to the j c jp le '» of liis Intention toinnke final proof in
handling the sheriff's work both E. Atkinson, Enos Crowley, Alice law. The people who passed tit- support of M» claim, nml Unit sub!
local option law and who revere do- proof will be lumie n foie the ltegist<-i
criminal work and office
work Carpenter. Muz* 1 Hemenway.
ceucy
and uprightness in politics timi Receiver at U. S. I.arnl ( HI k -»* .it
Sheriff Fisk has proven himself
Roeeburg, Oregon, on June 12, b1"-
Latham H u g TrunneL
will
vote
“ N o " on the amendment. vii :
competent. Ho 1ms been tried in
Maple G rove— Francis Stewart, — Pend'eton East Oregonian.
I , E S T E R I>. J A C O B Y ,
all of t' e various tests of a sheriff, Douglass,
H. F. No. W»17 for the SF1, See. J“ . 1.
he has stood the t*sts, proven hi 11
Oak Hill Ane Christine An ler
19 S.. R
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self fin e blue and tnado out of the son, Otto H. Tschnnz, Mail ha New Zealand Lecture Withdrawn.
He ninne» the following witnosM's
t o prove his colitinnon» re-iih-m e up­
right kind ot stuff for a sheriff Tschvnz, Harry Bower, Kenneth
On account of the many engage­ on nml cultivation of aniil land. \i/.:
Fred Fisk is a painstaking servant Nelson.
ments for next week it has been
Charle» II. Sellers, of Flen-ant lli l.
of the people, accommodating, re­
Saginaw— Frank Shiren, Ada M. thought b-st to have Mr. Chapman Oregon: David Jaooh.v. of .Ta-p- r.
specting the rights o f all and serv Smith.
come later on. so that there will Ire Oregon: Paul Bristow, L. E. Park-. <■ i
iug all with fairness regardless of
London— Vern Shorttidge, Eva no lecture at th*> Oj-era House on
pslitics. l i e is honest in the dis­ Sutherland.
Tuesday evening.
THE NEW IDEA
charge o f his duties, economical,
D ivide— T illie I,e wis.
compH*cnt inside his office and com­
Lorane— Earl G. Atkinson. Ethel
Men Wanted.
petent out o u t s i d e his office. He E. Stine, Ore. C. Davis.
has mad* a good sheriff, satisfactory
Saw-
mill
nftd luml er yard labor­
Dorena E'hel Chiiem.in
to the people and on June 4 th will
Woodsmen B j -
Star— Myrtle Wicks, Alary Haw- er* $2.25 pi r day
receive the support Irotu the people
2-5 to $3.oo. Steady work. Apply
i«y.
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that will again make him Sheriff of
Moves the Bowels
to Booth Kelly Lumber Co , Eu­
Rane C ounty.
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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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AND
NEATLY
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P a m p h l e t Work a Specialty
We have a full line of Legal] Blanks and
Trespass Notices.
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rieiisnnt Hill, Oregon
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
B e n j a m i n L . E n n v , R e g is t e r .
Department of the Interior
Land Office at Rosehurg, Ore.
NOTICE H iR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
Lni.il Office r.t Rose! urg. Oregon,
April 111, 190*1.
Notice is lioretiy given that the fol­
lowing-named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof in
supp- rt of Ills claim, and that said
p- . of will Pc mode before the Register
iml Receiver :it C. v Land Office nt
I! -i harg. Oregon, on July 12, 19(H!,
viz:
JOSEPH I. HAMKWOOD,
II. 1 No.
for the SV
SE', Sc-, s. T
l; 1 \V
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th
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\ ing witnesses to
p i nve* hi* continuous ievidence upon
nml enltii niioii of said land, viz:
Fnok J. D»mewood, of Wildwood,
Otegon lo-cph But nett, of I>ort tia,
( *i-i*gon: John Dowd. George Kerr, of
Wililw ood. Oregon.
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B enjamin L. Ennv, Register
THE ORIGINAL LAXATIVE T
April 3, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that thefol-
lowing-iinnn d settler has filed notice
of Ids intention to make final proof
in support of his claim and that said
proof will lie made before the Register
and Receiver at the I . S. Land Office
at Rowchli:sr, Oregon, on Mnv 22 1906
viz. II. E. No. 94-12,
JOHN \Y. MASSEY,
for the S F . S E 1, See. 20, T. 22 S R.
:t, \V.
B enjamin L. E ddy ,
Register.
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Best far Children
Sold by Bensons Pharmacy.
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lie names the follow in g witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of said land, *iz-
Henry C. Combs, of London. Oroeyn-
W illlatn 1 . McCoy, of London, Ore­
gon: \Y. it. Massey, of London, Ore­
gon; II. I). Baughman, of London
Oregon.
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