Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, June 09, 1906, Image 2

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COTTAGE GROVE LEA D ER ROCK D R IL L ­
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OREGON
COTTAGE GROVE
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ING C O N T E S T
j. McKEAN FISHER Manager.
P U B L IS H E D
EVERY SATURDAY
Vi Y TUB
LKAD KR
P U B L IS H IN G
CO M PANY
R. E. C M AC Y
Fourth of July Sports Committee An­
Methodist Episcopal
Church,
nounces the Following Con.
Pastor Rev S, E. Merotnger, morn­
tests- Prizes to be An­
ing services at 11, evening 7 3o,
nounced Later.
Epworth League 6.3o p. tn. All
Entered at the Cottalo G rove poMtofflce ;*s *e o
oml-class matter.
The Fourth of July Sports com­
mittee, consisting of Messrs. Bre-
S U B S C R IP T IO N K A TE S
Knox, an­
One Year
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ft-50 haut, Jenkins, D. D.
Six Mouths
.75
nounce
that
at
the
Cottage
Grove
Three** Months
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.50
I ¡»aid hi advance but II not so pahl a celebration there will be a number
in i f rm rate t>( $¿.90 per year will be char Red.
the prizes to
Advertising rates made known on application of contests, and that
be competed for will be well worth
working for. Just what they will
CLUBBING LIS 1’
be cannot now be announced. Con­
T h e C o tta g e D rove L eader for one
tests
are: Rock drilling single, log
year, and any of the follo w in g publi­
cation for o w year, for the price bet rolling, sawing, wood choppiug,
opposite •
hose cart race, sack race, obstacle
races loo yard dash, anti other
New York Tribune Farmer
,.$l 75
Toledo Weekly Blade.................... 1-75
races too numerous to mention, A
Portland Weekly uregonlan
2 50
Portland Weekly Journal
........ 2.00
big baseball game has been ar­
Portland Semi-Weekly Journal
2.25
ranged. The feature of the day
San Francisco Call ....................... 2.50
San Francisco Examiner................. 2.50
will bn a big parade of tbe ‘‘Plug-
Sunset Magazine, San Francisco
2.00
-Jut West. Los Angeles
. 2.50
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g ly s’ ’ G »od prizes will be of
Town and Country Journal
..........1.75
fered and everybody is welcome.
Northwest Poultry Jou rn al............1.75
Pieille Homestead
2.25
The band will be engaged for the
day ami a way up timo is promised.
...JI NK 9, 1901
MATCH DAY..
Cottage Grove Went Dry by Thirty- Veterans Will Hold Reunion June 18.
one.
19 and 20.
are cordially invited to be present.
First Presbyterian Church, Pn tor
R. 0 . Grace. Morning service, 11,
evening 7 :30, Y. P. S. C. R. 6:'W p,
m. All strangers and sojourners
welcome.
Morning subject “ Overcoming
and its results.” Evening "W hat
is Success?”
Christian Church, Rev. D. E.
Olson Pastor. Services at 11 in
the morning and 7.30 in the even­
ing. Y. I*. S. C. R. meeting at
0:3o p. m. Sunday school at lo
o’clock,
Intermediate
Endeavor
Society at 2:30 atul Choir practice
every Friday evening at 7:30.
Episcopal Church. Services held
the second Wednesday evening ot
each month at 7:30 in Masonic hall.
There will he services every ' fifth
Sunday of a mouth.
Catholic Church, Father Carrol.
Services tho second Sunday in each
month.
Ofllce:
Builillr.R. Mam Street
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P H Y S I C I A N anti S U R G E O N
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Cottago Grove went dry by the
The eighth annnol reunion of the
Office in M cFarland Building
Christian Science services held
Over W ynne’s Hardw are Store
votes of the people in the two pre Lane County Veterans’ Association over Allison’s Barber shop every * Office
Phone, 341 Residence Phone, 126
cincts which vote here in the state will be held in Eugene Monday, Sunday morning at 11 o’clock and
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and county election, where it did Tuesday and W< dtiesday, June 18 Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock.
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not in the city election in the spring. 19 and 20, 1906. All veterans of
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Owing to tlie way the vote was put the Civil, Spanish-American, Mexi­
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on the ballots it made no difference can and Indian wars will partici­
To Advertise Oregon.
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR and LICENSED
in the way any community went, pate in the exercises.
One of the biggest schemes for *
EMBALMER
as long as the vote of the entire
Monday, June 18:
We are the people to f ill your order for
advertising Oregon has been under­
Parlors at V eatch a L aw son ’s.
county was dry. The city council
The day will be devoted to re­ taken in Portland by Philip S
Winter Supplies.
We have the best
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has before it tbe arrangement of ceiving and locating and register­ Bates, publisher of Oregon's great W ia .S W fl.lW a S W * .'*
groceries,
etc.,
to
be
had at the lowest
city finances to meet the changed ing visitors and enjoying a social agricultural monthly the Pacific
prices.
If
you
don’t
believe us, come
conditions. The saloons under tbe time. In the evening a program Northwest
The proposition is
and
investigate.
Our
Dry’ Goods stock
J aw must close by July rst at which will be rendered as follows:
Herbert Kakln
nothing less than the taking of 33
President
time the city will probably have to
Song, “ Star Spangled Banner," young ladies, one from each county
is
complete.
T. C. Wheeler
refund the license already paid foi audience, with leaders.
Cas hi er
in the state, to the Jamestown E x ­
the months of July, August, Sep­
Remarks, President Dr. O. R. position which will open May 15,
tember amounting to about $9oo.
Smith.
i 907, at Jamestown, Virginia. The
CAPITAL
It is reported 'h»t there is not
Recitation.
exposition is to commemorate the
that much in the City Treasury,
Quartette, “Tenting on the Old first settlement of the English in
25,000
and that the City Council will have Camp Ground.”
the United States, which toox place
to have new laws at once to take
Five minute remarks by com­ in 16o7. This historical event in
A general banking
earn of the i ity ' xpenses.
rades,
business transact­
the history of our country is one
ed :: :: :: :: ::
There me several methods by
“ America,” audience.
which gives opportunity for a won­
which this can be done. It has
Balance o f evening spent in so­ derful exploitation of the
great
ORGANIZED
been suggested that an occupation cial chat
C O I T A ' E GROVE
r.trides which have taken place in
1900
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GON
Tuesday, J une 17:
tax be made, but ttie obj ction to
the past 300 years, and the James­
this is that the merchants and busi­
At 10:30 a. m a line of veterans town Exposition, from an educa­
ness and professional men would be of all war* will be lormed in front tional standpoint, will no doubt
the only i ties to pay it. By doub­ of the opera house and march prove an exceptional undertaking
ling the city water tax, which through the principal streets.
along these lines. One farmer's General Bl acksmi thi ng
wculd even then be a low water
At 12 o’clock dinner will be daughter from each county in Ore­
Horseshoeing a specialty.
Wagon and carriage re-
rate, the entire tax could be raised, served to all veterans and families gon will he taken by Mr. Bates.
ing. A ll work guaranteed
Have your horsesteeth ex­
and would probably reach a much at G. A. R banquet rooms by the She will carry a large amount of
amined and repaired. Shop
larger proportion of taxpayers, con­ Woman’s Relief Corps and Dailies literature for ¡general distribution
at rear o f Hemenway &
Burkholder’s Store :: ::
sequently dividing it up more of the G. A. R,
along tlie lines of travel whieh it is
evenly. Some objection has been
Tuesday evening: A grand camp­ expected our Boards of Trade will
B A K E E
J IKE
mude to this saying that this Hind fire «ill be held in the opera house. furnish.
PROMPTLY
AND
would all go into the sinking fund The address of Judge L. T. Harri-
NEATLY
The method of choosing our can­
for the water bonds. A h we under­ will be promptly at 8 p, m. wliem didates rests wholly with the
E X E C U T E D
A T
T H E
stand it this is regulated by ordi­ the following program will be ren­ daughters of our country. They
nance, and if the rate was double, dered:
are entitle»! to compete for the
a half could he transferred to an­
Quartette, “ Battle Hymn of the honor. It is a simple proposition
other fund, hh long as the original Republic,” audience join in the depending on the number of sub­
sinking fund was not disturbed.
chorus.
scriptions sent in by the candidates.
The questio.i of a special or extra
Address of Welcome, Mayor The cost of the paper is 5o cents a
tax upon all taxpayers within the Wilkins.
Has the largest Stock of School
year and from our know-ledge is
city has been raised. The present
Response, President, Dr. O. E. fully worth a dollar. AH expenses
supplies in the city. Our line of
tax in 8 mills, the limit fixed by the Smith.
will be paid and the estimated cost
Books. Artist's Material. Sundries
charter is io mills. A law lias just
Eugene String Trio, Messrs Bell­ of the trip is over #10,000. It will
been passed in the state granting man. Gross and Kerns.
prove a wonderful a»lvertisement
are now complete.
cities power to amend their charters,
Address, Judge L. T. Harris
fur our county, as Mr. Rates makes
•o if necessary the io mill limit,
Eugene String Trio, Messrs. Bell­ no charge for the work he will do
We are giving special care to
could he raised
The manner of man, Gross and Runs.
for us, and w-e trust his efforts to
raising this tax through such a
Recitation
make Oregon better known through­
Our Presciption Counter
means does not seem to be as »asily
"America,” audience.
out the United States will receive
accomplished, nor as satisfactorily,
Wednesday, June 20:
generous support from every one in
as by simply raising the water rate.
Business meeting will be held in the county.
which at all times get the best
These matters are »11 to come be­ G. A. R. hall, opening promptly at
attention, using only the purest
fore the City Council for adjust­ 9:30 a. m , at which lime election of
ment, ami to them the city must officers will take place and selection Former Cottage Grove Preacher Makes of chemicals, having the largest
stock in town it makes shopping
Decoration Day Address.
entrust their best interests.
of location of ui xt yi’at’s encamp
Other towns mi) counties have tnent.
easy
in our place.
We nre in receipt of a copy of the
gone dry and have prosper»»! under
Mayor Wilkins yesterday ap­ Pullman, Wash., Herald which
Mailorders receive the best of
dry conditions, there is no reason pointed the following committee to contains an address delivered by
attention.
why citizens should be panio solicit funds for the entertainment Rev. Grant Stewart, a former pastor
stricken because they have a chance of the delegati's to the re-uuion of of the Methodist Church of this city,
We h a v e a full l i ne of L e g a l B l a n k s and
to live under different conditions, the Countv Veterans' Association: at the Decoration Day exercises in
and laws, the enforcement of which John F. Gate«, D. C. Cartracll, Er­ the Opera House at Pullman. The
T r e s p a s s Notices.
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lie in their own hands. The li­ n e s t Prior and Meritt lluntlv.
address is a masterly one, filled
cense paid by the saloon man comes
with glowing tributes to the Na­
Cottage Groye. Oregon
out of your own pockets amt more
tion’s defenders, and making a plea
with it, part of which he pays to
See San Francisco
for a better and more worthy me­
the city. NY ha* difference if you
morial of their lame.
The Southern Pacific Company is
pay his license part of it to the city
inaugurating a special excursion to j
direct or through him?
Every law should l>e given a fair San Francisco for the benefit of any Will bo Candidate for Re Election.
Dedication Day Exercises.
chance and we believe tho present who desire to see how the wreck» »1 Taxpayers of Cottage Grove:
Sunday
the Christian Church
one will lie. sml that at the end of city looks.
In response to a fitter asking me will he dedicated, with special ser
The
train
will
leave
Portland
two years, business men. tax payers
to be a catididnt»» for le-e’ec'ion as
and tlie majority of the people will Saturday June 1 titli at 8:15 p. m. a director of School Distri. f, No. i vice in the morning J. N. M<-
believe that the town has done just ami arrive in San Francisco Mon­ 45, for which I thank you. I wilt iO o’inell will preach and ttie choir,
as well under local option as before day June ISth at 8:48 a. tn., ami say that I will bo a canduln'e ai"i «Eststeit by tbe Foresters »>f America
will leave San Francisco on the re­ if the tax papers feel assured that I band, will give a number of wpivi.i
if not better_________
turn trip Tuesday June 19th at will serve their best interests and selections.
Cottege G rot* is aliout to enter 8:20 p. m. Tickets to be »old at a
Eight Dry Counties.
upon a new experience, that of hav­ rnte of $45 for the round trip and to elect me to the position again, I
ing no saloons. There «re saloon include ber*h in staudar»l sleeper will d»i mv best for the schools, and
Benton, LiDn, Yamhill, I,ate,
men who urgue that it will ruin going and returning, also while train tor the children entrusted to our Coos, Tillamook, Sherman and
care,
as
I
have
always
tried
to
do
the town and there are others who is patked in Oakland Sixteenth
Wallowa counties all voted to go
agree with them. The people who Street Station, and ineludee meals in the past and hope to merit such dry at Monday's Election. Benton
rc
election.
Yours
Truly
voted for this are 'the people to w bile ou the train .
carrying by 170, Sherman, 17i>.
O l iv e r V k a t c ii .
stand by their vote and see the city
The tickets will he limite»! to
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Linn 450, I,ane 35o, Yamhill 2C0,
through this with never a murmur, June 21st, for return to Portland, j
100, Tillamook loo, and Wallowa
if it costs you a little more taxes, and if a sufficient number apply a
1 henries, theories. I his time a by small majority. Benton lice
and makes a cleaner and better special train will he arranged.
doctor working on O-Ur s theory had local option before and con­
city thereby you should pay more
This will l>e a grand chance toI *»■ "
» v»lue on men a t different j cluded it was a gootl tiling evi Imt-
taxes willingly. To give it a fair see the city as it now is. Take ad- ages. According to his fates a to lv by its vote-
trial, everything should he just vantage of this opportunity.
year oh! boy is worth $2601.62, at
I |5 lie is worth $4263.66 at 25,
the same ns thoy are now; the
Help Wanted.
| $5488.03 and then the value de-
street improvements, etc. should be
One
laundress
and one chamber­
creased until at 7o he is worth
gone ahead with. Don't mope and
Wanted
maid.
Apply
at
Hotel Graham.
only
$t7.
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3
and
at
So
a
drawback
»t
hang back Iterative we have what
2-*> to $d.oo. Steady work. Apply
Miner* at tho Continental Mine $872.84. A profrssiotial man at 25
the majority of ua have voted for.
C a b b a g e and T o m a ’ o P la n ts.
Saw
mill
and
lumber
yard
labor-
to
B oth Kelly Lumber Co., Eu-
worth
$25,898
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and
at
40
29,34-4..
Let us see if we cannot profit by Myrtle Creek, Oregon, Telephone
jer» #2.25 per day. Woodsmen #2,-, gene, Oregon,
if
For sale at Metcalf »k Brund ;,
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the chance we have.
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Currin & Veatch.
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Benson’s Pharmacy
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JOB POINTING
Leader Office
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Pamphlet Work a Specialty
Benson’s Pharmacy
Up-to-date
All kinds of
H ardw are—-None better
Made
Griffin & Veatch Co.
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