Cottage Grove leader., June 30, 1906, Image 2

Misdemeanor to sell any adulter- I
Professional Cards.
ated or misbranded article of food, •
COTTAGE GROVE
.
OREGON
Irugs, medicines or liquors
WhWWW
J. McKEAN FISHER. Manager.
Maximum punishment for first |
offense $ 5 oo, one y e.r’s imprison­
I >" K. MAC Y
ment, or both; second offence fine
P U R L IS H K D E V K H Y H A T U K ItA Y
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Methodist Episcopal
Church, * ttlte: Awbrey Building, Main Street
■ ot less than $looo or one year’s
Il t M T l ST
«T TUB
Pastor Rev. S. F,. Meminger, morn­ 9
imprisonment
ing services at 11 , evening 7 .to,
L E A D E R P U B I.IS H 1 NO C O M P A N Y
Shipment between state or abroad
Epworth League G. 3 o p. m. A'l f V. ► v s iv s i v - s v r . r
ot adulterated or misbranded ar- are cordially in vied to be present.
Entered at tlie ( ottave G r o w poslcfflc« a* •ec-
ticles is prohibited.
uml-claM* m atter.
First Presbyterian Church, Past >r ♦ J ) K °- T HOCK Kl T
Provision made for examination
?
*
R. C. Grace. Morning service, 11 ,
ot
specimens
ot
took
and
drugs
by
S U B S C R IP T IO N K A T E S
y
PHYSICIAN «NO SURGEON
evening 7 ¡ 30 , Y. P. S. C. K. 0:3 ' p,
•
91.50 Department of Agriculture.
One Y ear
é onice in Stewart S. Porter l>u:lilini:.Mu>u
.75
Klx M ontili
United S t a t e s Pharmacopeia in. All Strang* rs and sojourn, rs 9 Street, Cottane Ur./vc. unire pli.me •
.
.50
fh reu e Months
Main .lei. Itesi.lenee
Itesi,lenee phone
pilone Main n
in o i
welcome.
t Laid U* advan ce but it uot so paM a taken as standard for drugs.
m ir -an r»t<r of ALIMI I>«r yt*ar «111 I") chanted.
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Foods
are
adulterated
when
con­
Christian
Church,
Rev
D.
E.
Adivi rtlNtmc rates made kuow u ou application
taining substances affecting quality Olson Pastor. Services at 11 in
4
the morning and 7.30 in the even­
or strength.
CLOBliINU LIST
■i
Use of external preservations is ing. Y. P. S. C. E meeting at
K. B. K. JOB
4
The Cottage Grove L e a d e k for one prescribed.
1 )
fi;
3
o
p.
in.
Sunday
school
at
lo
year, and any of the following publl
PHYSICIAN
no,I
M
HOKON
Trade
formulas
of
wholesome
o'clock,
Intermediate
Endeavor 4
ration for one year, fur the \ rice set
call» promptly ¡iltenileit. Ollier -
proprietary food" are safeguardetl. Society at 2 : 3 '» and Choir prat tier* I > All Main
opposite •
St. Pilone 111 .
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER
\
N ew York Tribune F unner
91 75
1-75
Toledo W eekly Blade
Portland W eekly Oregonian
2 50
2.00
Portland W eekly Journal
Portland Semi \Veekly Journal
-.25
2 50
San Francisco Fall
2.50
Sau F rancisco Exam iner
2.00
Su m et M agailn e, Sau Krauclseo
. 2.60
o u t West, Dos Angeles
Town and < ountry Journal
1.76
. 1.75
N orthw est Poultry Jou rn al
i 25
P acific Homestead
SATU RD AY
J U N E :( 0 ,
IÎMMÎ
NO BOOM BUT A STEADY IN
CREASE IN PROSPERITY
Cottage Grove is oue of those
I owiib that is not experiencing i
boom, which will leave it Rtrander
ed after a time, but is enjoying a
steady and prosperous growth that
will make it a greater and bette'
tcwn, within a short time. Practi­
cally every house thut is fit lor oc­
cupancy is occupied and new
houses are going up all around the
town. All good business houses
command a high rent, and first
class st"re rooms »re at a premium
and leases could be had long in ad
vauee for any brick store rooms
that might he ere ted. Houses all
are rented at good prices. Every
business house reports larger sales
thu” ever before in their history,
evtn greater than during the so
cal'eil boom of several years ago
Th6 hotels are well tilled and new
com rs are locating here steadily
as they learn to know of the town
and the country lying closely about
i*. Everywhere up and down the
stiects evidences of prosperity are
visahle Cottage Grove does not
lia ii to ask odds of any place, and
will in time take her place among
the larger towt s of Oregon, as she
now takes rank as one of the most
progressive and wide-awake towns
.STORE BUILDINGS WANTED
c.
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Improving Live Stock
, Episcopal Church Services held
« *V*’***v*. * - *
The In st families of horses, I the ' second Wednesday evening o|
whcth'-r thoroughbred rumieis or each mouth at 7:30 in Masonic hull, f
K. YOUNG
• rotters, were produced from a few There will lie services every fifth I £ J
ATTORN EY A I I AW
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selected ancestors, inbreeding being > Sunday of a mouth.
OiMce:
Young Building, Main Street,
largely practiced
Breeding close
Catholic Church, Father Carrol.
W est Side.
to the Messenger Idood, through S rvices the second Suuday in each
Hamblet'*nian, has certainly in* month.
creasi d the speed of our •rotters,
Christian Science services held
and admitting that ill" instinct <‘l
trotting has been more firmly mi over Allison’s Barber shop every
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W K IM E , M . D.
pressed, yet there is a much larcir Sunday morning at 11 o’clock and * A .
Wednesday
evening
at
K
o’clock.
I)
P H Y S I C I A N a n il S C K G EON
proportion of failures, compared
•> 1
witg the success attained, if the
Office In McFarland Building
Over Wynne’s Hardware Store
J
fact is considered that the number
£
Oltice Filone, 341 Residenci) Filone, lg6 r
Oregonian
Special
Train
to
Yellow­
of the whole is many times greater
»•X #>V . »IV . » i« r » > V .» )V .»■ '’ ’
stone Park.
than half a century ago TL“e form
of the trotter as well as that of the
At 7.00 a. rn. Saturday July 7 th
thoroughbred shows plamlv the The Oregonian Yellowstone Par-:
work of inbreeding, for while the Special train carrying the 28 prize
W AKION V K \T<*II
spirit and will force have been in­ winners in the Oregonian voting
FU N ERA L DIRECTOR and LIC EN S ED
creased, it has required an occas­ contest will leave Portland. In
EM BA LM ER
ional infusion of new blood (not order to afford the many friends of
Parlors nt V eatch a Law son’s.
however, altogether foreign) to re­ the successful contestants an op­
tail! the stamina so essential t. • portunity to accompnny them on
roadsters. The thoroughbred run the trip, special rates have been
ner of todav is largely indebted to ma te of $30 from Portland includ­
Diorned, Sir Archy, Glencoe and ing rail and stage transportation
H erbert Eakin
Lexington for improvement in en also between six and seven days
r r e s i ti e d t
durance and speed.
meals and lodging in the Park and
T. C. Wheeler
The mutton bleeds of sheep are rate ol $14 covering pullman ac­
Cashier
now capable of producing specimens commodations in both directions
exceeding 4 oo pounds live weight, between Portland and Marysville,
CAPITAL
with also an increase in length of Idaho, the rail terminus, making
wool and weight of fleece while the a round trip fare ot $ 04 . exclusive
2 5 , 00,0
best merinos can shear over 3O only of meals between Portland
pounds.
and Marysville. Tho special wil
A gen eral bank I in'
Every decade has witnessed the he run from Portland to Salt Lake !
business transaet-
ed :: :: :: :: ::
breaking of “ records” among all City where sufficient time will be |
classes ot auhnals, which is the best allowed to petmit passengers to see |
evidence that improvement is rapid, the sights of Utah’s Capitol before j
C O IT A L E G RO VE
O R
G O
N
much of the success being due to in­ the journey to the Yellowstone is
breeding, a system that ¡ h unsafe continued. After spending about
unless practiced by one who fully a week in the park the return Hip
understands the selection of the to Portland, including side trips to
General B l a c k s m ¡ t h i n g
choicest individuals, their adapta­ Boise City, will lie commenced.
tion to circumstances and the ob­
Horseshoeing a specialty.
Further informatian obtained at *
Wagon and carriage re-
jects sought to tie accomplished.— ! the station.
Ing. A ll work guaranteed
ila v e your horsesteeth ex*
J. M. Isham. A ent
attuned and repaired. Shop
II-.
fl>atront3c
Moine
Hnbuôtrç
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IS & HANSEN^
TTABt GROVE, OREGON.
PRIDE OF OREGON
O ur
own m ake.
M inin g Orders!
t
w
Wc are thè people to fili vour ortlcr fcr
Winter Supplies. Wc have thè lust
“rocciits, ete., to Le had at thè lovvest
priecs. If vou don’t beiieve us, come
and investigate. Olir Dry Go< ds stock
is complete.
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Currin & Veatch,
t I IM I il I I Hill M
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PLAIN AND FANCY
J O B P R . IN T I N G
Brick store rooms in Cottage
Grove are in demand, and we
at rear o f H em enw ay A
know of no less than six or seve
B urkholder’s Sture :: ::
PROMPTLY
AND ¡N E A T L Y
A Reasonable Thing.
different business houses that would
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sign leases at ouce for good store
E X E C U T E D
AT
THE
It is proper that the president of
After a good ileal of study and
rooms, at good big rents Capital­ the United States be allowed his ] work we have at last, figured out
ists, here is a change fora profitable traveling expanses and the like I why so many couutry editors get
and small investment.
where his time is disposed of in the , rich. Here is the secret of success:
public interest. Where there is a I A child is born in the neighbor-j
The Leader has made a feature of demand from certain sections that | hood, the attending physician gets
the comic supplement and it h»s the president visit them, it is right |$to: the elilor gives the loud-!
coins to stay. The children get for him to do so, the service per­ lunged youngster and the “ happy |
great pleasure from them. Send in mitting nuil with the demands upon parents” a sendoff and gets $00.
your subscription for a year for the presidential purse his salary is It grows up and marries; the editor
your children’s enjoyment and none too large.— Albany Herald.
Has the largest Stock of School
publishes auother long-winded
your knowledge of the local doings
flowery article and tells a dozen j supplies in the city. Our line of
lies; the minister gets $lo and a
Books. Artist's Material. Sundries
Special Millinery Sale.
piece of eake and the editor gets
The local w ill mean a great bene­
$000.
Martin A Harms, milliners, will
fit to the town. Some merchant»
are now complete.
In the course of lime it dies, and
have thought some trade might hold a special sale, which is adver­
*
We are giving special care to
possibly be taken from town bv the tised elsewhere in this paper. They tue doctor gets from $ 2.7 to $10 \
possibility of the quick trip to Port­ guarantee to make great reductions, the minister perhaps gets another
land or Eugene, hut it is doubtful it so that it will surely pay you to in­ $10, the undertaker gets from $30
Our Presciption Counter
to $100; the editor publishes a note
vestigate.
it will lime any serious effect.
of ttie dentil and nn obituary two
columns
long, and lodge and so­ which at all times get the best
Harvard granted q i 7 degrees in
Fourth of Inly Excursion Rates
ciety resolutions, and gets $3000.
attention, using only the purest
Commencement. Degree
grant
For the »hove occasion the South­
No wondtr so tunny country edi­ of chemicals, having the largest
is getting to be such a farce that
many men are rt‘lu*ing to accept ern Pacific company will sell round tors get licb.— Exchange.
stock in town it makes shopping
them them A degree when won trip ticket" to any station on the
easy in our place.
Oregon
lines
at
one
ami
one
third
through the hard and careful study
We have a full lirxe of Legal Blanks and
The annual government appro-
fare for the round trip. Children
of a particular course with final ex
Mailorders receive the best of
of half fare age, one halt of the j prialiotis have been increased #5.-
animations is worth something, but
Trespass Notices.
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^
^
above rate. D.ites of sale: July 000yearly, now amounting to $140,- attention.
a degreo that is given because you
000,000,
have a pull, or a little standing in 211 I, 3rd, and 4th, ittofi. Limit
Final
return
limit
July
<
’
>
th.
1D06
public light, or ihe necessary dough
>-;oo,ooo.ooo seems n vast »um
J . M I s i i x m . A g e n t .
to buy it, is not worth much in the
for government expenditures for a
public light, or at least to those
'ear. tint that is what the appropri­
who know how easily honorary The Funny Pictures for the Children ations for the year amount to.
Ct f i t j î Grovî. Oregon
degrees are secured.
Judge Li idsb y, the noted head
Children always enjoy the Leader
4 A V .»
The
Leader
is ot Juvenile Court work in Ameiica
Cottage Glove might well vie supplements.
with Portland for the “ Rose City” going to make this a permanent IS "ant f> have refused an offer of
of the state. No finer roses are feature, and we know your children $5.000,000 from John D. lb el fel -1
grown anywhere than here. Any­ would appreciate getting the I.ea ler for the prosecution o( Na* mul
Alaska bas bien granted a ie,'.-
one who will may have ros.s with der regularly. Don’t tail to sub Juvenile Court work. Ju Ige l.md-
sley is u young man, who has made
sentative in congress.
little labor. Those whu have scribe tor the Leader
this noble work his “ hobby’ ’ and
choice
cutting*,
this
spring
All Snake Indiana are being
has done wonders for the small
through the Womans Club, gave
Makes Good Farm Investment.
rounded up for their final allotment
hoys
of
Denver,
who
have
e.red,
frtely of their cutting to whoever
I). A. Hemenway has purchased and found the hand of the law of lands.
wanted to plant. The editor availed
from
Joe l ’owell 2 y j acres of land waiting for them. Thousands of
himself ami has some 2$ bushes
Senator Fulton eipeots to secure
on
ttie
Coast Fork about seven boys have l>een kept from going to
started. Oilieis have done likewise
an
appropriation fora fine public
and Cottage Grove will soon Ire an rai.es out for a consideration of the had by his kindly justice.
building
for Eugene
even greater mass of brauty tbnu $4500. The farm is all improved
The
Oregonian’s
cartoon
of
$15,000 each does not mean much
heretofore
Mrs. C. M, Jackson and all but alxnit 20 acres are Thursday entitled “The Primrose
either
under
cultivation
or
in
pas­
of
a tine to a man that 1ms millions
lias some of the finest roses to be
ture. Good buildings are <>u the Path” is a good setting forth of the of capital, any more than two hits
seen, but ex Mayor Veatch claims
"•art
and
finish
of
a
young
m an’s
tariii, and it is a profitable one to
means to the average citizen.
to hold the medal and if tune utul
handle, Mr. Hemenway 34vsth.it life, who has been brought up by a
patience and the careful cultivation
Corvallis is just beginning to
rich
lather
with
the
idea,
that
lie
at present he is malting the deal
ot the finest varieties that can he
don’t
have
t>
work.
It
always
make
connections with its new ci;y
secured, amounts to auythiug. the merely as sn investment and will brings tne boy to disgrace sooner or water system
The system is now
not make it his resilience.
mayor should hold the medal.
later
\\ hde may have been bad. a gridiron or circulation system
and very bad, but Thaw was evi­ with no dead ends. A11 abundance
Potts
»
S
r
Powell
have
.1
new
stag«
dently
no angel from all reports, of water is already secured with
Pure Food Bill Terms.
they will use on the London and and his marriage to sn actress ore creek tap|ed, ami another is
Men Wanted.
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...
,
The pure food hill will pass, so Rlackhutte mail route, which they whose life was as notorious as it close at hand when necessary lor
;•> to fJ.co. Steady woik. Apply
the reports say. The rnsiu provi­ will carry for the uext year
C M "as could not have much of an up­ further supply. The cost of the
Saw mill nud lumber yard labor- to Broth Kelly Lumber Co En-
sions of the food bill are:
Jacksou is to be the driver.
lifting Influence upon him.
system so far has been $ 74 , 111 . 88 . 4 tr« $ 2.25 per day. Woodsmen $2.- ( gene, Oregon.
tj
Ex.
Benson’s Pharmacy
L e a d e r
Office
Pamphlet Work a Specialty
Benson’s Pharmacy
Updo-date
pi iumibin.g
All kinds of
Hardware-—None better
Made
I Griffin & Veatch.Co.
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