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COTTAGE GROVE LEADER COTTAGE GROVE - • OREGON J. McKEAN FISHER, Manager. PUBLISH ED E V E R Y SA T U K D A Y Hi THE L LA UK It P U B L ISH IN G COM PANY Entered at the Cullai;« Grove posto fflee us sec- oud-clas* matter. SUBSCRIPTION HATES One Year • *1.50 Six Months .75 Three« Month«. - - - .50 I paid in advance hut it not so paid a m il rm rate of $ 2.00 p«*r year will be charged. Advertising rates made known on application CLUBBING LIST The Cottage Drove L eader for one year, ami any of the following publi cation for one year, for the price set opposite • New York Tribune Farmer .$1 75 175 Toledo Weekly Blade ............. Portland Weekly Oregonian.......... 2 50 Portland Weekly Journal ....... S IMI Portland Semi-Weekly Journal . 2.25 2.50 San Francisco Call San Francisco E xam iner................... 2.50 Sunset Magazine, San Francisco 2.00 ■ Hit West, I os Angeles .. 2.50 Town and Country Journal . . . . 1.75 Northwest Poultry J o u r n a l...........1.75 Pacific Homestead.. ...2.25 S V T I 'K D A Y O C T O B E R l:t, nio<i The Amendment. up to recite. Their studies must be very wearing upou them that GENERAL NEW S they are unable to go through the labor of standing while they recite, litigone hotel men are having poor fellows. If they keep on get ting more and more tired, the fur th* busiest season of their lives. ther they go, won’ t they b« fit tor The U. S. Government will make weary willies when they get experiments iu irrigation work near through. Eugene. Professional Cards. I! :.RV.C« I) K K. V MAC Y A Main strt 1 * Il KN TIS' ■» Awbr«y Building urn Vice-president Fairbanks son ¡£•* 7 » . « « < « ^ 4 eloped and got married in ordc. to V 1 ) It 1 . T IIOCK i n : Whatever publ c opinion may avoid a big ceremony. Wise boy- PHYSICIAN AND SURGED* mean as to the fate of the several i ,, , , „ .. . f . t . . o! , the . state . •, is • a ' 1 Cuba normal , schools it ., has , a lug , defaulter m the |£ o n c e In Stewart X r .rt. i huiMii ■ M.i'u C o tt.,.,' U r... o • plain conclusion that the interests “f-.0116 ° f ^ Krea‘ .nsutu- • Street, Main 303 . Residence phone Main <*«> of these schools would he served by I ’ le ” rc inv° V|n® > •' ♦ V.Wl'V.WV.W:', 0 0 0 0 0 -* 0 000. placing them under one board ot A heavy cold wave has swept control. To this view, two at least KAN of the normal schools should be ¡over the entire county, in some ? I y c . li. it. j o b abolished. At. present, instead of places the thermometer has sunk the training school idea having full below zero. PHYSICIAN an«I M UGKON sway, young people of the vurious Chicago has the has* ball f.-ver. * All culls |>n>m|itry atten.lr.l om« Main St. rimile 111. districts depend upon the normal 'flie Nationals and Americans are t schools to carry them bevond the playing a series for the worlds ♦ R v r- graminut school course to s"ine- championship. thing like high school standing. ■ w « + The Southern Pacific Co. is The young people should have the K. YOIJNO high school privilege, but it should going to open a school for instruc J. be included in their local high tion in railroading at one of Ne ATTORNEY AT i. \ \V schools. If there are no local high vada's universities. OITlce: Young Building, Main Street, West Side. schools available, they should be Richard Crocker, the ex-Tam- estahlisbed as the need is developed, many boss, is suing a Dublin, Ire- ’♦ «.*> -j. 0 >v. 0 »iv.-p y r z 0 Surely higher standards are needed land magazine for libel, on account iu the teaching profession and the of magazine articles published normal school should be simply a about him. W. RIME, M. 1 >. A. teachers’ training school which is Men of the workmen that have I'HYSK I \N ami M1U.KON far from the case now Albany been shipped to Drain recently Office iu McFarland Building Herald. Over W ynne’s Hardware Store from the south have left their work Office Filone, 341 Residence Flume, 12G and ate up and down the valley $v, Cottage Grove Churches after work. •. +!' V .& ■ + V. * V. ^ * V. *■ The state of Washington lost out ETIIOIHNT EPISCOPAL. It. v S. in its attempts to force the raiiioad ! & j y f ARION YK\T( li K. Memtuger. Past' r I'reuch- companies to carry free of freight ; FUNERAL DIRECTOR and 1 (CENSED lilg services lit 11 n in and 7:-»0 the pole3 and braces necessary to | 4 EMBALMER |i. 111 . Sunday School, lo a in., fasten loads of lumber on cars. The Normal School. (patronise 4 Moine r c ,?• SC ¿J ; “ , 't * > f l o u r »-- $> ; g T O H i HANSEN, JfttCE GROVE, OREGON. Inbustrç ' • o k ; -v'o Ionie and See for Yourseli There is mu fii question among th; v(>lers as to the moaning of the amendment to tlie charter, which is to lie voted upon at the spicial election ».f the 20th. The general understanding is that the pannage of the amendment will give the council power to immediately li cense saloons, which the attorneys who framed the wonderful docu m ment claim is not. the case, they Epwortli League, < > :■ ’0 p. 111 . Prayer Farlors ut Yeatch *t Lawson’s. itating th.it this chai ter amendment Ml) Thursday evening at 7:'I0. The American team has won so J s to amend the ptnsi nt charter so meeting <1 4 d 4 All arc coitliallv invited to be present : far two of the three baseball games as to give ibe people the right to call uti election to decide whether Fir t Piesbyterinn Chuicb, pastor with the Nationals in Chicago. they want prohibition or not in the It. ('. Grace. Morning service, 11 , Great bids are being made for the _O f S ho e s c a n ’t be Beaten < ■ ity, irrespective of how the county evening H, V. P. S. C. K. 7 p, filial game by various cities of the may go; they also claim that this m. All strung' rs and sojourners country. also applie. ti any change Welcome. Janitor Clenrv of the Equitable ihal may b« desire.i in the chartei, Episcopal Church .Services held Life Insurance Co building m New 1 h »t if this amendment cairies here the second Wednesday evening ot York, vvbo got $ 26 ,000 per year for Has the largest Stock of School after it will not he neresnar.v to each month at 7:150 in Masonic hall. his services has just died. How 1 o'd but one election to decide any There will be services every fifth would you like to have had Ins su p p lie s in the city. O u r line of General Merchandise—Purveyors to the People cl atige us the citizens may desire Sunday of a month. janitor job. Books. Artist's Material. Sundries to make in the control of the city. Catholic Church, Father Carrol, j A Now York girl offers to sell Some of the citizens view it thin Services the second Sunday in each i herself as a "White slave" iu order are now complete. way, if thin amendment is general to have rich clothing Since her W'e are giving special car- to in character, it should not then in month. offer she will probably fin i the Christian Science services held clude as its chief provision and practically main subject the amend over Allison’s Barber shop every gilded path easily but find it much | Our Presciption Counter ment of 1 he liquor license, that Sunday morniug at 11 o’clock and harder to get away from. The Salton sea is the third lar ■ hen the 1 eople voted last spring Wednesday evening at H o’clock. which at all times gtt the best 10 give citizens the right to amend Christian Church, Itev D. E. gest body of water in the United their own charters and that amend Olson Pastor. Services at 11 in States, only Lake Michigan and attention, using only the purest merit carried, it only became neces the morning atul 7.30 in the even Salt Lake being larger, and if the of chemicals, having the largest sary for city councils to incorporate ing. Y. P. S. C. E. meeting at sea continues to fill up in time it stock m town it makes shopping 1 hat provision in their ordinances 0 : 3 o p. 111. Sunday school at lo will be larger than cither ot them. easy in our place. to become effective, making such o’clock, Intermediate Endeavor The land fraud cast s will prob an election as the one for the 2otb Society at 2:30 and Choir practice ably not be taken up aguiu until Mailorders receive the best ol unnecessary. every Saturday evening at 7 :3c. after Christmas, so the Portland attention. Whether or uot the proposed popers say. The defendants in DIED amendment is necessary for general these cases don’t seem to zare how amendment of the city charter so H a rd w a re, S to ves, P lum bing Mrs. Susan Mary Buoy, wife of long the trials are put off. as to give the voters a light to good s, M iners’ L oggers' and mill Noah Buoy living three miles south Ranier rival interests have been amend the charter on any of its of Cieswell, died at, Schlcef’s hos consolidated. The hank, newspa supplies. W agons, B uggies, A g ri provisions, the question understood pital in Cottage Grove, Oct Sth nt per and electric companies ou the C i t t a j j Grava, Oregon cu ltu ral Im plem ents, S p o rtin g by few is whether or no this amend fi p. m. after a long sickn*‘fls. She ment is not specifically a liquor has been sick for three years and liquor side have been absorbed by good s, Guns, A m m unition, H ercu question. If it gives the right to has traveled everywhere for her the other bank and its people, and les p ow d er, C ap s, Fuse, Etc. ttte council to grant licenses, which health, but the past three mouths now the town hopes to have peace and less brawls. some claim it does, but which is she has been in the hospital here 1 ot borne out by the statement that Roseburg patters state that the She was born Oct. 8th, 18 qS in ai a special election called by a cer Cedar Co , Missouri and died on United States Land Office which General B l a c k s r n ¡ t h i n g lam percentage of voters, they may ! has had quarters in the Douglas her 58th birthday the sam*> hour of Horseshoeing *a specialty. decide whether th« town shall h a v e county bank building will move to Wagon and carriage re the day as she was burn ing. All work guaranteed prohibition or not, then most cer larger quart' rs m the Caro build Have your horse.steeth ex She has borne patienllv her amined and repaired, shot, tainly the amendment is strictly a many trials, and goos to the long ing about December i*t, »« their at rear of llemenway & liquor amendment. present quarter are far too Burkholder's Store rest of the faithful. cramped. With ill« liquor law in force i J X 3 I b ^ jk : e jk ij so many counties of the A drunken and dissolute husband sa te it certainly looks queer that ot a ('liflialis, Washington woman Womans Chili Program Cottage drove should he one of exploded under the house The next meeting of the Womans . dynamite v . the three towns of the entire "dry'1 ilei beri Kak in ................ mi. t i .« I...U— . de i „ . l of J u d g e Yoder and his wife, Club is Oct. 20 th. Tlu l .dies F r e s i d e u t districts to go to the expense and through whose efforts the mans T. U. Wheeler trouble to hnd out if this new ef cided tc. meet every other week this! wife bad gotten a divorce, and then Cashi er year, and thcr meeting last Satur | ■ u « T ‘\ V ' , , , fort to evade the p'ovisions of the .lav waa the first one mm ot 01 the winter ! I fin‘,lnB , , , '■ « »>“»* failed to kill tile Local Op'iou law will work, for Lay was dge, shot himself. season. The holies met iu the ! ■ Jud* e’ *hot h,m8elf- that is just what it is It is an el- CAPITAL PROMPTLY AND NEATLY ‘‘'Slacken the maddening pace at lort to change the local option law Commercial flu b parlors and com 25,000 menc d their study of Spanish art. | which Americans aie moving and fiom embracing an entire county to E X E C U T E ; D ‘A T T H E embrace men Iv precincts and under For the fust tue* ting theie was j go hack to the simple life." was the only .1 fair attendance hut the j keynote of an interesting lecture A general banking which law. il the voters ot Ward 1 business transact ed :: :: :: :: :: of the city dtclarcd ' “wet” the ladies all promise to he out hereaf before the Unity Club yesterday af ter. terno'Hi at the Grand opera house, ward could he wet even if the other The next meeting will l>e "A u b_v Marshall Choate Crouch, one of wards of the town \v. nt •‘dry” and COI TA ; C QROVE 11 the rest oftlie county went "dry" thors Day" th« program being as the leading exponents of the O B 8 G O N follows: Roll call quotations from "Simple Life" in this country, nd attempts to evade the local op tion law by incorporating it into 'The Autocrat of the Breakfast the large a 1.lienee was held at at Table" tention by h s pie 1 for a journey 1 s provisions. The Concord Sages (three minute , ''*il'k lo the d.I lost d iys when It is said that if the amendment § T / A « R y $ fvcrvDEii>; n carieil on the 2olh that a special papers') Hawthorne, Mrs. Caldwell: l'e°ple *c re un iti ■ t >.i bv worldly "We lu ve Oiortene I the 1 lection will then he called to vote Lowell, Mrs. Goodman; Lougfel- things. O Beaiitifuily .it*- 1 ! Ou w 'ri* 1 whether the town will be dry or low, Miss Mu tidy ; Dr. Holmes, 1 pendulum of hie au I »re living at otters unsurpassed faniities f. r the cul wet, and then if it is voted "wet" Mr- Hemenway; Margaret Fuller. a lightning speed. I plead with lure and education of yocnu nun. Special ! lengthen the pendulum and opportunities in Music Art I ..I'g.'.t... s and I iter 'he case will have to be carried Mrs Wallace; Prof. Alcoli, Mrs Jou equipped Fh\s * .; .o d a.’ I.ab into court to deeide whether the Eva Wheeler ; Thoreau, Mrs Phil pattern jour lives after your fore attire Well B. Hfl I fathers,' sii! Mr Crouch. -Com- largest and oldest T-aii;« > Semu..u \ ; ; > l'.i amendment conflicts with the local lips. Northwest, it enjoys a n.-itn ii 1 rt > n ( Heading "T he tir*at Stone Face" mereiai rribnne. Cincinnati Ohio option law or not. 11 veil some of parting the best physical, mentm and iimr.»; train the most sanguine of the saloon- Miss Grant ing and developing true w om anhood.* Equips ! Shorl Punishment. socially and educationally for the most ex.utt J ; Current events and business men say they cannot win out, until station. Confers Academic and Ct 1 Degrees All r embers shou'd the entire county has another vote meeting. BeruardO \ »Iguth, the default by State Authority. Interfet on\actions of non Catholics isscrui u;* ti come. M ahki . CitAMBKiis, Seov. Academy j on the question a year from next ing (V-dut'i >>; th. Pori land Gas Co. it ideally located am <1 *m spring, but however it goes Cottage pl**d guilt! iu .’ourt Wednes lay tagcR Social opi rtui • • ** Grove and the countv will be t" a and I and w.is given nu indeterminate in no other citv on the f . ,i»t Real Estate Transfers. commodious weli iig! ted I - lot of extra expense' to solve the sentance of from one to ten year». dormitories and private f. J A and Alma M Scars to fames question for those who are sup _____________ modern conveniences The II and Amelia S Shoitridgi . lot 2 posed to l»o down and out. Cottage Grove Needs a More up to date ¡¡it ¡, ' • . We ÉAûve a full l i ne of L e g a l B l a n k s and nt T« Lawyer* rax when this qutatiou and west half <>f lot 1, blk 1, D G Opera House modest >.»r-t t rv r. I announcement booklet BoarcTnmi tuiti -n$180per T r e s p a s s Notices. ^ vc is fought through the supreme McFarland's tth ad t*> C'ttage The poor condition of the house Tr:ir '.uu.- r. urt the present law will be found Grove, jllo o . Frank and Emily L Finney to B here keeps toanv people away that P O R T L A N D . OR .! G 11 -, ".S . A. 1 Ire unconstitutional, ..ml that it ——— ---------------------- is going to make lots ot work and Lurch; certain I a od in sic Jj, tp 20 would atfeiid ;f it were a more in- s r 3 w, #l2o<>. vitingroom. with better aceouim> A (."Id is much ni"' illy cured expense for the city. Farmers Attention. Marsh, dl Choate Crouch, October dations Tiie Giove is big enough «Inni Un bow.ils mv 1« n K* muh a MININ'. 1 . 0 . ATM ' We have htmting notices already 2 7 th l.a xstive Holley uml t ar (H 'llS til*. to suppott a comfortable theater. , printed. Get seme and protect Tbt* poor juniors and seniors in J H Richardson locates Frac«, m and a small investment in that line In v.mng t ' :d. ' >i. M Remember Marshall Choate vour farms by pasting them up. tuo uoiveitity uow have to 'tan 1 1 mitnug claiu Bohemia district 1 should bring in a tair return. J Uenscu n Phuruncy, Crouch ou Oct ber 27th. Xv-Uiier oilice. Entirely Mew Stoch of E)u\> (Soobô Coming O U R Benson's Pharmacy Currin & Veatch. Griffin ® Veatch Company» ! Benson’s Pharmacy PLAIN AND FANCY J O B P FL IN T I N G Leader Office *r P a m p h le t W ork a Specialty ----------------------------- _ |
