Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, September 29, 1906, Image 2

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    Democrats ot New York ate not
Batisfifd with Hearat’s nomination.
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COTTAGE GROVE
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OREGON
Pendleton is just bavin;,'a treat
J. McKEAN FISHER. Manager.
; I I k t h o o i s t l i 'I s c o f a l , H uv . s .
. and that country is showing up
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PUBLISHKD KVKKY 8ATUKDAY
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, . rt.a t tidal wave bus caused Î
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Prayer
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COTTAGE GROVE LEADER
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11 BUSHING
COM I* AN Y
Professional Cards.
Cottage Grove Churches
A ll a r e c o r d ia lly in v ite d to In* p re se n t
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Portland is losing some of its
First Presbyterian Church, pastor
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It. C. Grace. Morning service, 11, graiu trade the strike of the griin -*
handlers.
I J K C. T. HUCKE I T
evening 8, Y. P. S. C. E. 7 p,
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S I BS( HII'TION BATK.S
A Portland man fouuj a de­ t)
m. All strung* rs and sojourners
PHYSICIAN ANO SURGEON
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l>ne Year
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serted baby on a train aud is g- ing
»»ce in Stewart & I’ortei t*illilni|>.Mal|i <’ .
mx Months
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Episcopal Church Services held to adopt it.
Kesldence phone Main -.«j
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onif 'in rate of fitf.oo per year a lll be charged.
the second Wednesday eveniug ot
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Adv^rtlsm« rates made known on application
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each month at 7 :.‘1 () in Masonic hall. subscriptions of $10,000 on its
There will be services every fifth buildiug fund.
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CLUBBING LIST
Sunday of a month.
The Government will make irri­ ^ | ^ K . B. K. JOB
Q n l\>.
T h u C o t t a # * ( ¿ r o v e L fa d e b fo r o n e
Catholic Church, Father Carrol. gation experiments in the Wil­
year, a n ti a n y o f tin* f o llo w in g p u b li-
PHYSICIAN
Ami
HI'KOKON
‘ •;itiou fo r o n e y e a r , fo r th e p r ic e se t Services the second Sunday iu each lamette valley.
All calls promptly attentici.
opposite •.
month.
Main Ht. Phone 114.
:0 "A S E GROVE, OREGON.
An
autopsy
shows
that
Gen.
New York Tribuno Farmer
id 75
Christian Science services held Trepboff, the Russian general, died
Toledo W.-ekly Blade...................... 1 75
4 MMtlAMMC kWI » w 9 - .*•
Cortland Weekly Oregonian
2 50
over Allison’s Barber shop every of cccaine poisoning.
Portland Weekly Journal
......... 2.i>0
Sunday
morning
at
11
o’clock
an«i
Portland Semi-Weekly Journal
2.25
Wrn. It. liearst was nominated .. ■ * ■ •* ■ * w
San Francisco C all...................
2.50
Wednesday evening at, 8 o’ clock.
San Fram'fseo Examiner.................. 2.50
for
democratic governor of New ^ J E. YOUNG
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Sunset Magazine, San Francisco
2.00
Christian Church, lit-v D. K.
hit W es1 Los Angeles
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Olson Pastor. Services at 11 m York on the first ballot in the great
Town and Country Journal
.1.75
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A T T O R N IA A T , L A W
Our o w n mavke.
Northwest Poultry Journal
... 1.75
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the morning and 7.30 in the even­ convention in Buffalo Wednesday.
Paeilie Homestead
2.25
OllU e: Young Building. Main .Street,
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West Side.
The Chp.ucellor of the Denver
ing. Y. P. S. C. E meeting at
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SATCKDAV HKl'TKMliKK 29, 190« (>:3o p. m. Sunday school at lo f University, a Methodist school, has *V.*)Vr1
o'clock,
Intermediate
Endeavor been nominated for the republican
Society at 2:30 and Cl oir prac tice candidate for governor of Colorado, ¡¿■ ♦ 'A-* vs.*
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A Good Sthtol System our Boon.
every Saturday eveniug at 7:3c.
The W C. T. U. at its conven- ? l W. Kl.MIC, M. L>.
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Cottage Glove lias a good school
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tion in Chicago demonstrated the i a .
PHYSIC I AN »m l SI KO KON
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system, with good teachers, who
Episcopal Services on Sunday.
amount ot alcohol in many pateut f
ottiee tu Mv Furiami Building
are fitted by year« of study in the
R e v . L a k e of Roseburg will hold medicines and liquors by burning «
Over Wynne’s Hardware store
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best of schools to teach the young
Oilice J-houe, 341 Kc-sidenee Phone, ini f:
Episcopal services iu the Woodmen them !n lamps
children in the best manner, and
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Adolph Weber, the young Cali­
are not alone good teachers but are Hall on Sunday mottling at 11
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fornia murderer who killed his 4 *
of such a personality as to help in o’clock.
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mother, father aud two children,
the upbuilding of their lives and
A RIO N V E I T C H
paid the penalty of his crime on 4 M
Sears-Widdershein
characters, and the patents should
Wc are the people to lill your order for
F U N E R A L D IR E C TO R and L IC E N S E D
be proud of having such a corps of
A ipiict, but very pretty wedding the gallows Thursday.
EM BALN1ER
Winter Supplies.
We have the best
t achers to send tlieir children to. was solemnized at the home of the
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Football had its first fatality for Î :>j
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at V e a t c h A
s o n ’s.
The parents of today never had bride’s parents at Salem Thursday, the season at Lawrence, Mass.,
groceries, etc., to be had at the lowest
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such advantages an the child of Sep*. 20, 1906 at 3 »’clock p tn , where the captain of a team was
prices. If you don’t believe us, come
today, who with the help af fine the contracting parties being Ernest kicked in the head while playing
d inv< ligate. Our Dry Goods stock
books, go rd teachers, modern in­ J. Sears of Cottage Grove and Miss Rugby football and was killed.
is
complete.
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vestigations and appliances should Zelma Widdershien of Salem, the
The Governor of Mississippi is iu
be able in a faw years to acquire pastor of the local Baptist Church
favor of taking away from the negro
more knowledge than their parents officiating.
all his lights, aud giving the peo­
ever have gained.
The parlor decorations were very
The student w h o gets a smatter­ pretty and appropriate and the ple power to legislate for the negro
ing of knowledge and quits school pleasing and impressive ceremony as his moral and intellectual con­
Has the largest Stock of School
v ' rk before bis course is up is was witnessed by relatives and a ditions require.
supplies in the city. Uur line of
S. A. i). l*u 1er and ¡Sadie Filler
in king a mistake, he may not te­ few intimate friends of the happy
ll r d it because he may not have couple The bride was attended seem *0 have had considerable Books, Artist s Material. Sundries
enough sense to do so, blit most by her sister, Miss Ath«, while property in Lane county from the
are now complete.
persons who do so in latter lile Walter Sears of Dallas, a(,ted in the number of transfers iu tlieir name
would willingly give their all to capacity of best man, The bride that have beeu made on bane
We are giving special care to
have kept or, at any sacrifice to looked charming in a beautiful j county books recently,
have gained the added knowledge gown ot white silk, while the groom
The hop men of the valley are
Our Presciption Counter
they might have had, which their wore the conventional black. At I jubilant over the fine crop this year
- chooliuates gained and in gaining the conclusion of the ceremony j aud the luck they have had in gath-
I ivn become broader and gteater spleudid refreshments were served. | ering them, as the loss has been which at all times get the best
men and women. Knowledge gives The happy couple were the recipi j very small The crop has been a attention, using ouly the purest
breath, without it we are the uar- ents of many elegant and useful banner one everywhere,
oi chemicals, having the largest
iow, conceited men and women presents. They took their depar­
who drag d o w n rather than lift up ture on the evening train at Salem j The Missouri rivor has been stock in town it make» shopping
uav'gable at the pies- easy in our place.
II coinmiiDity.
for Eugene and after a brief visit l,r,,ve" 10
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. ! ent time as it was many yeirs ago.
Parents live to build up, and if with friends
Mailorders receive the t»e«t oi
you cannot do what you would like Cottage Grove, which they will S'e,a“ ,!0,U !raflls.
tho U,880u1n
attention.
do, train your children and give make their future home. The bride
Mississippi is betug revived,
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are being
1 hem the leainiiig and scholarshq is a charming young lady, a daugh­ aud many new boats
which will result in their having ter of Mr. and Mrs, H. Widder- built.
•lie power which you lack, aud shein of Salem, aud is a sister of
Hardware, Stoves, Plumbing
Don’t forget to call up ceutral
having given them this th*y will Mrs- W. A. llogute of Cottage and ask for “ weather forecasts",
goods, Miners’ Loggers’ and mill
do doublv for yon and them Stand Giove. The groom is an adopted farmers aud be forewarned. It may
supplies, Wagons, Buggies. Agri-
C r ìta jì Grava. Oregon
bv the school1-, require the children son of Mr. and Mrs. Jus. Sears, and save you a pretty penny some night
eultural
Implements,
Sporting
to do their best, they do not realize both of the contracting parties arc w hen y our neighbor wakes up iu
goods, Guns, Ammunition, Hercu­
their chances and their worth, as well known here an 1 verr popular. the morning and finds some of his
les powder, Caps, Fuse, Etc.
volt, but in latter years will thank They were given a very cordial re­ products nipped by frost, or a
you for your persistence that kept ception hero by tlieir many friends storm.
lb< min school, that got them to 011 their home coming The Nag-1 Tbe govnniueilt of Cuba will
si hool on time and made them get get extends congiatulattons ntvl liego(iate Wltll th
e rebel«. Secre­
H-eir lesson- and know not the les best wishes
H o r s e s h o e in g ¡1 s p e c ia lt y .
tary Taft was able to force such
Wagon and carriage rc-
s >n alone in its wording, but its ap­
ing. All work guaranteed
negotiations on the plt-a of U. S.
plication, and thought-
llave yourhorsesteeth ex­
interference. It is now thought
amined and repaired. HI 101 ,
at rear of 11 emeu way &
GENERAL NEW S
that the most serious phase of the
Burkholder’s Store :: ::
Two sudden deal Lis within three
situation is conquered and that
days. The angel ot death strikes
J iE -I
B A K E i t
peace will soon be established.
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Subscribe for the Leader.
we know not when, nor how. Two
Cuba
will
be
ruled
l-y
govern­
men gone in he prime of life with
Hold-ups seem to I»« a frequent
almost tn> time after the accidents oreurance in Portland these days. ment 11 oops, and peaie restored
whenever Sacretary Taft says so.
Herbert Flakin
I efoio they "ere dead. Oue mat
President
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Railroad wrecks seem to be no. It an agreement is not reached soon
lied, leaving « grown up family,
T. C. Wheeler
cuiring
with
more
frequency
ot
between
the
two
parties
in
Cuba
C
a
s
h
i
e
r
toe last a single man supporting
late.
and Sec. Taft, the U. S. govern
nil aged moth» r, but both goue iu
Chas. F, Hughes is the Repuhli-1 rnent will step in aud laud thous­
II few minutes or home to the great
C A P I T A L
can nominee for governor of New ands of tioops until the island can
beyond.
PROMPTLY
AND
NEATLY
he
controlled.
2 5 , 0 0 0
York.
The Leader was unable to fut-
My Dear Mrs. Chilton: Your
Oiegon as a liunting st;.te is be­
E X E C U T E D
A T
T H E
1 isli the comie supplements with ginning to t ike precedence. The reading of “ The Two Gentlemen
A general t>anking
business transact-
l ist week’s issue as the large ship­ President will come next then we men from Kentucky" was a posi­
ment from the east was delayed will be it.
tive delight to me this afternoon . I
and did not teach us until the fob
ORGANIZED
saw the several characters you de
The Lniversity ot Oregon enroll­ setibed, heard their voices, recog­
C O IT A IE GROVE
I >wmg Monday, • ut ive now have
O H 1: Q O N
a large supply on hand and we ment the first day was 100 per cent nized their characteristics, and to t
better
than
the
previous
year.
All
flint will not run out before an­
their emotions— Frederick Warde,
Oiegon schools seem to be over­ Newman, Ga.
other shipment arrives.
flowing this year.
Science is making some wonder­
Methodist Conference in Session
Mrs. Wm. Calvin Chilton— tho
t
ful strides in its many’ branches.
greatest
humbug
of
the
age.
Hum­
The annual session of the Metho­
Surgeons in New Y ik aro repo ted
IViiutJuf ' '.Hi il
1’ •: u:d, Oregon.
dist Conference In gun its sessions bugs you iiilo forgetting your
offers unsurpassed fa> tin s for tbe cui
troubles;
sorrows
become
pleasure*
!
°l,fr**e on children with crimi-
Wednesday morning >»t Suunyside
lur .. d education of yt'uti« w. i
nal instincts, and have been suc- opi'orltftuticK in Music. Art 1 .1 w • s and Special
Church Portland, with Bishop and poverty riches."
Liter-
jcessful in changing their habits and atitrc \\ el! etiuippt d Fh\s . i k d t emical
Lab-
Henry \V. Worsen presiding. At
County Clerk Lee has taaued Jnattncls l>v such operations
A oratories. Herbarium and Minr.ii f ibinet Th«
i the Pacific
tne opening s- ivice a number of old 1160 hunting licenses or more al |lece„ t ease was of i bov whose l.trgest and oldest I.ada - •
it enjoys imt
ation for im­
pioneer preachers spoke of their ready this year Last year a total bead was abnormally large, and Northwest,
parting the be.-vt pbrsu i ! mi nt..
moral train-
early labors in the Great North­ of 132f. were issued, but this year | »ho was criminal m all his ideas, in» and developing fiu- u >n¡ ' A I-
socially
and
educationa
west and the of the fiist missionary tho tilt in ber will probably be far except for about an hour a day station. Confers Acad, a ly for tbe most e alted
c ^nd 'ollegute O» grees
to the ihntliwist, Mrs. \V. M. Jones more.
by State Authority D.t« rference w*ith colivi tions
R.v an operation it is hoped to of
non Catholics is scrui lenslv a voieled Ac.*
told of tlic trials aud the work ac­
An inspector froiu thè Trtasury make this life en tit el V different.
is ideally located ,n:
instur ng scenic advan
complished.
Mgtf
v
kl
tes sue i' are avat!able
lepartmeut will iuspect siteN fot
The management baa never in no other city on the ( >ast Ï Ul >d ngs .arge and
tho governmeut building for thai
commodious \vi
beati •i ai d ventil a ted :
Pacific
Northwest
Development town sooo, and a site wili he deter ! brought a more delightful rentier
rooms. supplied wi th all
to an assembly of the Georgia modern convenience' Tbe in titu ion is 1l era)
League
un ned upon, atter w Inoli work wil)
a
sacri!
tbe charactor
Chautauqua than Mrs
William and
trad.th'i - of .
d at it-
»ent 1 er ms
The League in its session at Se­ commi m e as sooti as a cootract
W e h a v e a full lin e of Legal B la n k s and
Calvin
Chilton.
She
caught
the
modest SatisfaHorv .*• h
red Wr
attle decidí(1 to spend J :00000 io- cali he let.
•nnounevment
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audience at the very beginning
udvertising the giont northwest.
T r e s p a s s Notices.
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Tbt» Combination Mining Co. and tor neaily an hour and a half year A d d ro - -to r 1
Graham It. Dennis of Spokane a through Fred W. and 1. W. Hop
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U.S.
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she had everything her own way.
i -oilier ot W B Dennis of Iilack- k ns and Sherman Clark have ap­
Sin- fm nmhed oue ot the brightest
I'Utte was elected president of the propriated zoo cubie feet of water
Born.
entertainments of the present as-
League
Hood for the cough, removes the
Farmers Attention.
from China creek in the Bohemia semtily, and the large audience
In Kugeue, Sept 2 y 19 <*, t b-o'd.
i " I’lius.'of the r.nigh: That's
I»istriet for mining and milling showed its appreciation with gen- Chas. F.usoiw and wife, h daugh­ the wm
k ■ Kenneny'-s Laxative
\\ e have hunting notices already
V Engem « X saloon man is being purposes, also as much from Ouartz e rous applause — Albany,
Oa. ter
lieu \ .i" ' t'.ir tin- riginal laxative Printed.
Get some and protect
t r i id on the charge ol selling liquor i creek, and located a five acre mill Chautauqua. Seven programs m
oouzli syi'ii- t "iitnins no "plates, vour farms by posting them up,
,ji violation of the prohibition Jaw. site,
Albany, Ga.
The Leader tells the news.
¡¿eld by lk-us.'U‘¡3 l
Leader office.
Filtered at the Cottage (¿rove poatoföce a« sec­
ond-class matter.
patronise
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fnbu tn>
11 É f»
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Mining Orders!
C u r r in & Veatch.
Griffin & Veatch
Company! «
Benson s Pharmacy
General Blacksmith¡ny
Firsi
National
B a n i
1900
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