ing and consisted of the following:
Horace Fisk, Di Xt er Sparks,
COTTAGE GROVE
.
OREGON
Chat». F. Cox, E B. Rutan, Clark
J McKEAN FISHER. Manager.
Stevens, I.oren Edwards, B Hyland
D. B Proctor, Jesse Souern, A. H.
P U B L IS H E D K V K K Y S A T U R D A Y
Hinkson. Clayton Pope
John
Strorae.
H Y THE
Medley and Johnson, of Cottage
LEAD ER p u b l i s h i n g c o m p a n y
Grove, were attorney* for Foley
and J. M. William», deputy prose
Entere«! at the Cottage Grove postofflce a« see
cuting attorney repreaented the
oiid-class matter.
state. (Juite a number of witnesses
were examined, the evidence tend
S U B SC R IPTIO N R ATES
Due Year
• fl.fiO ing to indicate that the shooting
Six Months
.75 was accidental.
It will be remem
Fhr«»ee Months
-
-
-
.50
I paid hi advance but II not so paid a bered that Foley, wiide intoxicated,
•Dir
rale of f'i.M per year will be charged.
Keizur a new pistol
Advertising rates made known on application was showing
which be had purchased. In some
minner it was discharged, the
C L U B B IN G LI ST
bullet entering Keizur’s abdomen,
Tit* C ottage d ro ve L eader for one
j t i r , t o d i d / o f the follow in g publi resulting in his death several hours
cation for o n « year, for th<* price set aftei wards.
opposite •
The jury went out about 2 :.‘Io
o’clock and within 4 minutes re-
New York Tribune Farmer
$1 75
Toledo W e ek ly Blad e..................
1-75
turned a verdict of not guilty
Portland Weekly Oregonian
2 50
rr
P ro fe ssio n a l C a rd s.
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER
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c J JK. K. C. MAC Y
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(.»Ilice. Aubrey Building. Main
Methodist Episcopal
Church,
‘ 4
D F N T I S T
Pastes Rev. S, E. Merninger, morn
ing services at 11 , evening 7 3 o,
■ * y
Epworth League G. 3 o p. m. A'l
are cordially invi'ed to be present.
First Presby teriuu Church, Pastor
I \ K. U. T. HOC K K IT
4
It. (J. Grace. Morning service, 11 , je I )
9
PHYSICIAN ANO SURGEON
evening 7 : 30 , Y. P. S. C. E. < 5:30 p,
jf Office in Stewart & Purler building. Matti >:
m. All strangers and sojouimrs m Street, Cottage (»rove. Otthv phone m
Main 303. Residence phone Main 9 «; ^
welcome.
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Christian Church, Rev I). E. ♦ v.viv. 4 'u.»iy ► 'e *!<-■ .
ODon Pastor. Services at 11 in
4
4
the morning and 7.30 in the even 4
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ing. Y. P. S. C. E. meeting at jjj J jK B K JOB
(>: 3 o p. rn. Sunday school at lo
?
p i i vaici a si Hud »i'Kcieox
o'clock,
Intermediate
Endeavor
♦
All calls promptly attended.
Otfic
Society at 2:30 and Choir practice * Main St. Phone 114.
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every Friday cveniug at 7:30.
Episcopal Church. Services held
Portland Weekly .Journal.............. 2.00
the second Wednesday evening of W 'v W V W V X W . . 4 ’
•4 4
4
Portland Semi-Weekly Journal
li.25
San Francisco ('all
...........
2 50
each month at 7:30 in Masonic hull.
Memorial
Sermon.
K. YOUNG
San Francisco Examiner................. 2.50
There will be services every fifth
Sunset Magazine, San Francisco
2.00
ICoutinned from first page.)
<>ut West. Los Angeles
. 2.50
A T T O R N E Y A l i A \V
Sunday of a month.
Town ami Country Journal
1.75
\ J
Our own m a k e .
Northwest Poultry Journal
1 . 7 »
Î
Onice:
Young Building, Main Street,
night storm, or picket duty to
Catholic Church, Father Carrol.
Paeltie Homestead
2.25
West Side.
guard nguinst surprise, he who S'rvices the second Sunday iu each *
*
....... JUNE 23 , 1 D 0 « went forward to nirke up the liv month.
SATURDAY.
ing well that was to receive the on
Christian Science services held
ward rush of the fore, he who ad
The Southern Pacific Railway vanced his gun ami hurled missile over Allison’s Barber shop every
Co. show by their acts their willing of destruction against the enemies Sunday raorniug at n o’clock and S a w . k i m e , m . d .
7
£ A .
4
ness to m e t the wish of the people stronghold, he who with careful Wednesday evening ut 8 o’clock.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
and care for the increasing business
skillful touch eared for the sick and
UtHce iu McFarland Building
along their line in the Willamette wounded or who amid the gale
9
Over Wynne’ s Hardware Store
Y
Valley as rapidly as possible. As is climbed to the top mast to furl the Crow Reservation Opening on in Full g; Office I’ lmue, Ml Residence flume, 1*1 *;
f V r » l V . * Y V . V . *■"
proven bv their quick response in sail, these were the men that made
Blast.
< xtending the Eugene lcoal to Cot victory possible so as his part that
Billings. Mont.
tage Grove. As soon as the atten
maintained the conflict. And a
“V.l
The opening of the Crow Indian 4 4. * V . » V fe-fcF W . 9 9
tion of the railway people was grateful country today honors your
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N
VBATUH
Reservation
commenced
hero
Thurs
called to the »dtuation by the Cot hoary heads and your rewards will
4
W e are the people to fill your order for
tage Grove Commercial Club the be ns great in that day of final vic day, Juno i 4 th, registration having
Y
FUNERAL DIRECTOR and LICENSED
Winter
Supplies.
We have the best
been
commenced
on
that
day
The
Railway Company commenced gath tory as any whose names "re now
EMBALMER
groceries,
etc.,
to
be
had at the lowest
Y
ering fact» relative to the necessity written on the pages of history if registration is being conducted by
Parlors at Veatch a Lawson’s.
Chief Clerk Lewis of the General
and as a result it is fairly well as-
prices.
If
you
don’t
believe us, come
: Y
you are “ found in the wav of the Land office and six assistants. Sev
sured that the Cottage Grove Local
and investigate. Our Dry Goods stock
righteous.” Thonia was honored eral thousand persons registered
will be an e-dabliahed tact in a very as the “ Rock ot Cbic.<amaugua”
is complete.
.
.
.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Mri
sboit time___________
hut the men that stool there with and great crowds ure looked for
H erbert Eakln
Millord, <),, Jane 21.— After a him made it possible for him t" again next week. Registration will
President
continue until June 28 th and prob
simple funeral set vice,'attended by stand.
T . C. W heeler
Veterans raise your cap that we ably 20,000 people will come to
Cashi er
high state officials, party associates
and friends from all parts of the may see that saber sear, roll up Hillings for that purpose during the
country, the body of John M. Pat- your sleeve that we may see the last week. After the registration
CAPITAL
tinon, late governor ot Ohio, was lacerated muscles, draw aside your the lands will be disposed of under
shirt
bosom
that
we
look
where
the
2 5 ,0 0 0
the
drawing
system,
drawing
com
this afternoon consigned to the
niinnie ball pierced your lungs. mencing here July 2nd.
grave at Green Lawn cemetery, hi*
Some (if the choicest land iu the
family alone being present at the What brought on that incurable
A general banking
business transact
grave. Judge Jndson Harmon of cough? It was the battle, the e x famous Yellowstone Valley is in
ed
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posure and the long march, shall we cluded in this land being given
Cincinnati, Attorney-General in
I
your
sons
forget
it
no!
‘
‘The
hoary
away by the Government. The
President Cleveland’s cabinet and
ORGANIZED
I
COY TA IE GROVC j
a life-long friend, spoke on the po- head is a crown ol glory,” and he land can be irrigated from the Y el
1900
O R
G O N j
wh> walks in "the way of righteou - lowstone and Big Horn Rivers
litical life of Governor Pattison.
ness"
shall
wear
it.
Companies
have
bfen
organized
to
Telegram.
And there were that unnumbered place water upon the hind as soon
and
umnamed army of wives, as it is settled upon, while the gov
Blow to Liquor Men.
mothers and sweethearts, who re ernment is building an irrigation General Blacksmithing
The liquor people of the state ap mained at home, who toiled, loved
Horseshoeing a specialty.
canal and has others in contempla
Wagon and carriage re-
parently suffered a severe blow aud prayed. Did you ever think of tion. The railroads have made a
ing. A ll work guaranteed
without knowing it when the people the aching hearts that never was
ilave your horsesteeth ex
special homeseekers rate trom all
amined and repaired. Shop
of the state adopted the constitutio'n- comforted while that awful war points for this opening and people
at rear o f Hemenway A
PROMPTLY
AND
NEATLY
Burkholder’s Store :: ::
nl amendment which gives the cloud hung over the land? And
are coming here from all parts of
people of a city the power to enact with what joy they watched for the
B
A
K
E
R
T
T3I
the United States and everyone i»
E X E C U T E D
A T
T H E
and amend their charters. The home coming. It was a happy
eager to secure a tract of this val
last seutence in the amendment homecoming. It is true that old
says that the legal voters of every home had changed. Iu some places uable land.
Extensive preparations have been
city and town are hereby granted it had been devastated by the ruth
made by the city business interests
powi r to enact and amend their less hand of war. The child had
to accommodate the visitors and the
municipal charters, "Subject to the grownup, the baby was now ashy
constitutional aud criminal laws of child, the mother older, the father's crowds are being handled without
the slightest difficulty without tax
the State of Oregon ”
step no longer buoyant, and the ing their capacity. Unliko other
This last limitation is wlmt par sweetheart was a grizzled and
reservation opening, no fabulous
ticularly affects the liquor interests. scared veteran, but it was home.
prices are being exacted for accom
Has the largest Stock of School
For it prevents the adoption of a
But some looked in vain, for the
city charter that will conflict with face and form can only be held in modations. First class meals are
supplies in the city. Our line of
the local option law. which is a memory’s casket. They look but obtained for 25 cents each and
sleeping accommodations can be
Books. Artist's Material. Sundries
criminal law.
are disappointed, and not until the secured at the rate of 50 cents per
final roll call and ti c redeemed night
One large circus tent res are now complete.
U. 0. Graduates Admitted to the Bar. shall have stacked arms on the taurant is prepared to meal 5 ooo
We are giving special care to
At the recent examinations in shores of eternal deliverance will persons daily. No gambling of
any sort is permitted to run by the
Portland for admission of law stu they be rewarded.
Year by year your number grows authorities and owing to the effici
Our Presciption Counter
dents to the bar the following well-
less,
your
step
more
tail«
ring
and
ency i f the regular and extra police
known graduates ot the University
of Oregon were successful: C. N. your forms more bent; and some of force no crimes of any sort have yet
which at all times get the best
McArthur of Portland, class of tllUi these days and it is not far off now, l»eu committed. A notable feature
attention,
using only the purest
the
last
of
the
vi-p
imi»
ami
his
is tiie absence from the city of
E d S . Vanityke, ot Grant» Pass,
brave,
noble
wife
with
unsteady
of
chemicals,
having the largest
fakers and crooks, they being un
class of l'JOi.aud Vertmu W. Tom
step go to the cemetery and place able to work on account of the vigi- stock in town it makes shopping
linson, «’t Portland, c la s s of 1 ‘.* 05 .
Out of 31 applicants only 2 i the lloral wreath on the breast of letiee of tho officers, and the mayor easy in our place.
were successful. It is said the e x grave of the heroes o f '60 to '6s and authorities are being congratu
We h a v e a full l in e of L e g a l B l a n k s and
Mailorders receive the best of
amination was the hardest ever then go buck to their home, and lated tor the able manner io which
the
grim
cavalrymen
on
"the
while
T r e s p a s s Notices.
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held in Oregon. —
they are fulfilling their duties.
attention.
horse” will come for them, and
Everything in connection with
the 1 >ng line of "hoary” heads the opening is being carried on in
Hops Never Looked Better.
will wear the "crown of glory” if tlie best possible manner and visitors
George I)oicas, of Klatier, Wolf they had been '•found in the way of from all puts ot the United States i
& Natter, returned yesterday from righteousne-s
ate daily expressing their satisfac
a trip through the hop districts of
Alul "e who are you ger will tion with the welcome and treat-j
C )tla]9 Gro/a. Oregon
the valley with glowing report» of take up the mantle which thev I merit accorded them in the city. I
crop conditions every whore.
have 1< It to us.
Registration officers cm handle lo,-j
"I paid particular attention to
Iu the ages to come histoiiam 000 legist in tim s daily, so persons I
the yards iu I.ane Couuty,” he will erect pedestal» otr which will will not be compelled to stand in j
said, ''tint 1 also inspected the hops t>e written the names of the noble line for horns Everybody s etus j
ou the East and West Side. I and the great, and in the midst of
anxious to secure a tract of the,
Election Returns.
never saw a i>etter looking crop 111 them all will be one greater and
greatest land ever disposed < f by
my life Cultivation is going on higher than the r**t an d on it will the Goveri tueiit of the United
Results of Oregon st ,te election.
ail along the line, and the yards l>e written the name» of the heroes States. Several thousand dollars June 1, as shown complete officii!
look like gardens In Lane County of that latricidal war of i 8 tii-lst> 5 . has been offered to the persons letnriis for all counties are estirua
ton crops are going to l»e the rule.
ted. will show the following plurality
The lesson that «ill l»e deduced drawing No. 1 .
Chamberlain, Governor, 2,456.
Washington County will do about though covered with the best
Bourne, l T. S. Senator, 3,166.
as well, »ml things are looking fine blood of the land will he that we all
County Court.
Mulkey, U . S. Senator, 47,416.
around Independence and Dallas. are a free people, that we arc all
The growers acknowledge that the | brethren of oue blood and will be
Eakin. Supreme Judge, 31, 170 .
In the ca*e of the Iowa Gold
Benson, State Secretary, 251.834
crop will be immense and they are one people.
Mining Company v* Ziniker, Lund-
not looking lor high prices.” —
Steele, S'ate Treasurer, 2 o,o 3 y
Veterans you followed your flag berg et. at. a postponement was
Oregonian.
Total vote east, almost loo,000.
now follow the banner of Uhiist in given and tire case will l>e heard
Republican vote, 57 .000.
the war of righteousness against July 2r*th at Cottage Grove.
Democratic vote, 26,000
An important witness for the
Walter Foley Not Guilty ot Man | the wrong and the God of right
Socialist vote. 7 ,;>oo.
eousness of nations mid of indiv- plaintiff pleaded sickness was the
slaughter.
Prohibition vote, 5 ,000
1 ¡duals will
give unto y o u n cause of lire jx>stponnient. The
The trial ot Walter Foley, the 1 crown that fades not a«a\
Majority agiinst Woman Suff-
case was m ved to Cottage Grove
man who killed Cull Keizur 011 a
to avoid thj I cessiti of the defen-Jrage, 1 0 ,178.
train I f t w o n Cottage Grove aud
Majority against local option
dants
loosingjso much time ami ex-
Wanted
the Bohemia mines several months
pense .is they are all miners in Bo change. 9 i)8,2.
ago, the charge being manslaughter
Six or eight teams to haul lum hemia. Tiie case was removed
Majority against Barlow roa'l.!
Men Wanted.
. . ...
,
took up most of the time in the ber troin Rouse sawmill. Steady from Roseburg to Eugene some 1 3 ,1 4 1 .
20 to $.l.oo. Steady work. Apply
circuit court Thursday.
work
Telephone No. Surburban tune ago to accommodate the
Majority tor gross eartiings tax,
Saw mill and lumber yard labor- to B oth Kelly Lumber Co , En-
A ju ry was completed this morn yUl. J. B. Hoi s k .
3
64 , 586 .
plaintiffs who are Eugene people
b $ 2.25 per day.
Woodsmen $2 - ( gene, Oregon,
U
p a tro n e
Monte
Inbuettç
Qnl\\
Mining Orders!
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C u r r in
r
Benson’s Pharmacy
& Veatch,
PLAIN AND FANCY
J O B P R . IN T I N G
Leader Office
P a m p h l e t Work a Specialty
Benson’s Pharmacy
U N O -d a te
Plumbing
All kinds of
H ardw are—-None better
Made
Griffin & Veatch Co.