Cottage Grove leader., October 20, 1906, Image 2

COTTAGE GROVE LEADER
COfTAGE GROVE
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OREGON
asking.
For
a d d re s s,
further information
F. L. K e n t ,
Corvallis, Oregon
J. McKEAN FISHER. Manager.
P U B L ISH K I» K V E liY SA T U R D A Y
Cottage G rove Churches
HY T H E
I.KADKK
FI B U S H IN G
COM PANY
Entered at the Cottage drove postofflce j
oinl-elas.H matter.
SUBSCR IPTION KATES
0 M Y«.ir
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$1-50
fiix Mouths
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.75
Three« Months
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.50
I r*al4 h. a<1v;uice hut it not so paid a
ami rm rat« of •‘ 2.00 p«r your will be «barged.
AclVcrUsing rates made known on application
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It. C. Grace. Morning service, 11,
evening H, Y. P. S. C. Ii. 7 p,
in. All strung* rs and sojourners
welcome.
Morning subject
‘. ‘Distinctive
CLUBBINO LIST
words in the Christian religion.”
Th© Cottage iirove L eader for one
year, and any of tin* following publi­ Evening subject “ Hours of Dark­
cation for one year, for the price set ness.
opposite:
Episcopal Church. Services held
New York Tribune Parmer
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the second Wednesday evening ol
Toledo Weekly Blade ................. . I-75
2 50
Portland Weekly Oregonian
each mouth at 7 :30 in Masonic hall.
Portland Weekly Journal .......... . 2.00
2.25
Portland Semi-W eekly Journal
There will be services every fifth
San Franciseo Cali
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•2.50
Sunday of a mouth.
.. 2.50
San F raiim co Examiner
Sunset Magazine, San Francisco.
2.00
Out West. Los Angeles
. 2.50
Town and Country Journal................. 1.75
Northwest Poultry Journal
....1 .7 5
Pacific Homestead
2.‘25
S V T I 'l t D A Y
O C T O B E R 2 0 , J90«;
The defense of L»e Minnrd, for
violation of the local option law, by
the lawyers who buve framed the
famous amendment to the city
charter, which is a “ general”
ametuliueut wi ll a liquor heading,
«■ertainly see in to he working for
the prohibition as they are defend­
ing so noted au exponent of pro-
' ibitiou,(as long as it gives him the
opportunity to Hell whiskey with­
out a license, while his erstwhile
• loon frit mis cannot get a license,
; tid will not risk it otherwise).
'1 hey of couise could frame noth­
ing b <t a prohibition amendment,
an i ii > doubt are giving their sor-
v i t* in his defense free as they
trained the amendment free of cost
to the city. Truly lawyers are
generous when ii tomes to support
o f their city.
Professional Cards.
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’I he N 11 lo u u l W C T U is liold-
irifiT its convention in Boston.
Catholic Church. Father Carrol.
Services the second Sunday in each
month.
Christian Science services held
over Allison's Barber shop every
Sunday morning at 11 o ’clock and
Wednesday evening ui 8 o ’ clock.
Christian Church, Hcv D. L.
Olson Pastor. Services at 11 hi
the morning and 7..SO in the evt n-
ing. Y. P. S. C. Ii. meeting at
G:3o p. in. Sunday school at lo
o ’clock,
Intermediate
Endeavor
Society at 2:30 and Choir practice
every Saturday evening at 7 :30 .
Should be Free
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Awbrey
The first laiubow of some days
itev. V1 a« seen Thursday. It is pretty
J . L. B e a t t y . Bust r. B re ac h ­
pt to clear up now for a time.
in g services til 11 a. 111. and
p. 111. S u n d a y S ch o o l, 10 a. 111..
Hepoits from Sin Francisco state
K p w o rth I.t'uguc, ti ::!0 p. in.. B r u y t r
that there "ill be another etnb "go i
meeting T h u r s d a y evening a t 7
All a r e co rd ia lly invited to tie present against shipments for San 1-ran- t
Fir.-.t Presbyterian Church, Pastor cisco and Oakland points on within i
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k b is c o h a l ,
GENERAL NEW S
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Building. Main Street
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
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patronise
Moine
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a few days.
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liarrtman was beaten in liis at­ i
tempt to gain control of the Illinois
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Central railroad by the president of
the lload Stut vesant Fish, and his g
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friends, who controlled ;{ of the
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proxies.
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A wee boy beiug carried Juwn
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A ll calls promptly attended.
Office
town the other night seid- Pupa,
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Main St. Phone 114.
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the stars are all asleep, the moons
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asleep. No see, one star is awake.
Papa, is the devil asleep too'/ Pa­
pa: No sou, the devil never sleeps
Wee one: Poor devil.
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Mrs. Jefferson Davis, wife of the 7 * **• A T T O R N E Y A l .L .% W
late president of the confe leracy
Office: Young Building, Main Street,
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W est Side.
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died in New York Wednesday after Ç:
- an illness of some time. At her
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: bedside was her one surviving
child, Mis. Hayes of Colorado
' Springs, Colorado. Mrs. Davis was ♦
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Ho years old and has for years made ,€‘ A .
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her home in New York.
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Office in McFarland Building
A big book covering the report 9
Over Wynne’s Hardware Store
Sr
of ttie Board of Commissioners o f j $ Office Phone, 34J Residence Phone, 126 p: !
the st ile, relating to assessments *
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and taxation has just beeti received j
from Secretary Dunbar. With it» I
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multitudinous tables of information
j ^ jabion vkucii
people interested in those matters ■ ■i
FUNCHAL U1HELT0R and LICENSED
ought to be able to get what they 4
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want.
Parlors at Veatch a Lawson’s.
Office in Stewart & Porter building, Ma'n
tttreet, Cottage (ir.o e ,
uni. - |»!n»ne
Main 303 .
Residence phone Main ih >
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& HAUSEN,
UtASE SROVt, ÜRE60N.
PRtaE BY ORECn»«
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lome and See for Yourself
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Entirely Mew Stoch of
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Marriage should always be en­
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couraged. It is the proper thing.
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The life is not complete when
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single. Hence there should be
We offer >ne Hundred dullurs Re­
nothing which can in any way in­ ward for uny cuse of ratin i li that
it yß
terfere with proper marriage-. This cannot be cured by Hull’s Catarrh
O f S h o e s c a n ’ t be Beaten
suggests that a license for marriage Cure,
F . J . C i iio n e y A C o .,
is wrong. Instead o f a license a
Toledo, O.
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bounty would lie more in keeping
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with the eternal fitness ol things. K. . 1 . C h e n e y f o r Hie la s t 15 y e ; i r - , m u l
At least the couple who wish to lie lie v t h im p e r f e c t ly h o n o r u h le in ull
H as the largest Stock of School
ll y
get married should be permitted to b u s in e s s t r a a s n e t i o n s a n d li I u " n i i c la
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. , able to carry o u t any obligations
The old story that an evil word "O so w ith ou t . cost. T
supplies
in the city. Our line of
It IS possible ; mll(|t, by hiH t|lui.
isyrt Genera! Merchandise—Purveyors to the People
fuvels faster tl an a good one has
that the record o f the intended
W a i . u i m i , K i . n n a n a M a u m n ,
Books. Artist's Materia!. Sundries
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n cently been exemplified in Cottage marriage and afterwards o f the
Wholesale Druggists, T oledo, O.
(.»rove. Not long ago a slur on marriage itself
are now complete.
a g o o d thing, but
Hull’s Catarrh Curts is taken inter-
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muni '¡pul ownership based on Cot a good sized fee for it is untimely, nally, acting directly upon the blood
We are giving special care to
tage Grove's municipal water plant though probably making no differ­ n nd mucous surfaces o f the System,
written tvi lenity ill anger, and by ence with the number of marriages rc'tiinoniiils sent free. Brice 75 lents
per bottle. Si Id by all druggists.
a person evidently unacquainted contracted.—-Albany Demoorat.
Our Presciption Counter
Take Hull’s Family Bills for Con­
with the tacts, was printed, since
stipation.
that time not only have Oregon
S c h o o l N o te s .
which at all times get the best
I apers copied the article, but even
To the Public.
Prof
C. L. Strange has just
as far east as New York have such given in his report for the first
attention, using ouly the purest
Representatives o f the Pacific
unjust reports travelled and been month of school which is as fob I States Telephone and Telegraph
of chemicals, having the largest
added to the classic literature lows:
Company have started a house to
stock in town it makes shopping
promulgated
against
municipal
Girls
I house cunvuss among the farmers easy in our place.
Boys
ownership. Such an article not Total enrollment
i tiff 1 of this co.iuty, offering them an ex ­
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otily does a great injustice to the New
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Mailorders receive the best cil
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tremely low rental rate for instru­
town, but hinders the prog rasa of Days attendance
3 3 4 o * ments to be used in connection with
attention.
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I he cause of general municipal
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the Central offices of the Company
“ absence
ownership of public utilities.
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Times tardy
throughout the country.
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Hardware, Stoves, IMumbing
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*• truant
For eight and one-third cents a
Winter Courses in Agriculture.
month the subscriber is given free
Days taught 20
goods, Miners’ Loggers’ and mill
** holiday
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switching with all other subscriber:;
sujjplies, Wagons, Buggies, Agri-
The Oregon Agricultural College
The total enrollment at tho end connecting with his Centeral ex
C » t t i j ) Gr j /j . Oregon
at Corvallis will offer this winter,
eultural
Implements,
Sporting
as usual, two special courser Hlong of the first month this year was 380, change. Under this rate it would
goods,
Guns,
Ammunition,
Hercu­
agricultural lines, which will be at the same period last year the at­ appear that no rural resident need
les
powder,
Caps,
Fuse,
Htc.
designated The Short Course in tendance was 356, litis makes the ! be without a telephone and its at-
Agriculture, and the Special Dairy iuciease this year 'Jq which is large­ tendant advantages especially as
ly brought about by new residents of every assurance is given of prompt
< 'ou rue.
and efficient service.
The Sliott Course in Agriculture the town.
Several families in the outside
Mr. ii. P. Bennett is in charge of
w ill open on Tuesday, January 8 ,
Horseshoeing a specialty.
|9o7, at y.oo a. m. and continue districts have sent their ehildreti lo the canvass m this county and he
Wagon and carriage re-
two weeks, closing on Friday, Janu­ town to attend the grammar grades states lie may be seen at ibe Cen­
iiig. A ll work guaranteed
Have your horsesteeth ex­
ary 1 8. The court e consists o f u of the public schools here, but o w ­ tral otliees of the company in Eu
amined and repaired. Shot,
at rear of Heinenway &
series of | opulnr lectuies along ing to the crowded condition o| gene, or will visit any community
Burkholder’s Stero
lines suited to aid horticulturists, some of these grades no more will or organization of farmers interested
lie
alioweil
to
enter
those
particular
in Telephone matters.
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dairymen and others engaged in
agricultural pursuits in developing grades.
A number of new students en­
Something Different.
the great natural resources of our
■ late. The lectures are supplemen­ tered school Monday, it being the
Is it not true that lecture and
Herbert Kakln
ted by labratory work under the first day o f the second month.
Chautauqua committee» are looking
I* r e s i d e n t
The
board
lias
placed
new
dic­
auspices of experts, who strive to
T. t.\ Wheeler
for a different program each year?
Cashi er
make the course thorovghly practi­ tionaries and stands in the 6th and Lectuies on ' Grit’ ’ and '•Gump­
7th
grade
looms,
and
has
bought
a
cal by adrptiug the work us far as
tion'' are galore—and we must
possible to the n> eds of each indi­ Telurian glob* for general use in have them. The sunshine spread­
C A P IT A L
PROMPTLY
AND
NEATLY
the school.
vidual.
ing lectuies are numerous. There
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III
the
freshman
The Special Dairy Course will
is a plethora of patiiutic addresses.
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t e : d
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■ Iso upon on Junuarv 8, 19«>7, and class of the high school. Thirteen The race problem offers many
ol
tlo
stud«
nts
of
the
high
school
will continue six weeks, closing on
A general banking
points ol departure of orators, and
business transact­
February i5, 1 90” . The purpose come from outside districts, where there are platform orators to pre­
ed
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of this course is to familiarize stu­ they have completed the grammar sent them all
The political debate
dents with the modem forms of grade».
ORGANIZED
is sometimes an attraction and the
C O I T A iE GROVE
dairy apparatus and teach the un­
“ follies of society-’ has numerous
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And
you
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derlying principles o f the produc­
tion, care and manufacture of milk
these subjects, haven’t you? The
into butter and cheese.
Those in the eighth grade who great names that serve them to you
Students will inert for work six were neither absent nor tardy dur year after year are worth your
days jter week. The forenoon of ing the first month are: Kiltie - while and they deliver the goods.
ÿ »TAVARyS fvCAPEi-ni
each dav will be devoted to practi­ Brumbaugh, Jean Dorwood, Elsie ] Bu ■ may hap you have completed , r
cal work in the dairy rooms. In Brewer, I.eah Perkins, Allie Phil- the list. At lea-t you have h id v
Portland. Oregon. |
oli - '¡t unsuri asseti fao.:*
t.itn s ft'r the cul- !
the afternoon ol each day, except lips, Hazel Oray, Blanch Brantoti, samples of the leading thought
Special j
ture am i education of y o u n g « men.
those devopd to cheese making, Marvin Jordan,
Clay
Mosby, problems which these men pr out. ODportunitie* in Music Art. I .
;i;vs and Liter- 1
C he m ica l I ah |
lectures and recitations will occupy Thomas Campbell, Guy Whitlock i But, something different is ‘ ‘The at; ro We i cmnnued l’! . \ -
oratories. Herbarium ai.d Minna Cabinet 'l'he j
the time during two or three hours. and John Cooter.
Simple Life and the Contagion ol largest and oldest Ladies’ bi nm t ' in the Pacific
in addition to the regular teach­
Blanch Brantoii
has entered | Hurrv.” In this age of high pres- Northwest, it enjoys \ r it,m t» mat.on for inv !
parting tlie best physa .il. menta! ai id moral train |
ing force, the services ol au expert school for the year's work.
sure “ get there," it is good to have ing
and developing true worn nhood. Equips j
cheese maker, Mr. 1. It. Zivuier.
for the most exalted I
The class is taking the Sketch someone deliver anathemas against socially and educati
hw e been secured. Mr. /.lemer is Book for supplemental' reading and the complexities and hurly-burlies station. Confers Acati lemic and l'ollc«iate Degrees
by State Authority, Interference with convictions ,
¡1 graduate of the Wisconsin Dairy *re uoiv studying the Legend of ■ ol our present dav living in such a of non Catholics is •> ruoulonsly avoided. Academy
is
ideally located am d
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advan­
school, and for a time was travelirg Sleepy Hollow.
thoroughly good uutured way that tages.
Social opporti.i.it rs >
a“ . av t. ah-.?
dairy instructor in that state
For
The gong sounded for the first it cure» y >u while you li.steu. in no other city on the Coast Bu <i in > .»rs;e and
the past four years he has been act­ fire-drill last week
There will be There is only one American who commodious well-lighted heat- I and vent:’ated
and private r ■ n *■ «iti .< d * th ad
ively engaged in the manufacture a tiro drill at least once each month lectures on this timeliest of all sub- dormitories
modern conveniences
Ti e m-utution is liberal
of cheese m Tillamook county, (>ic. and wo hope to make each one jects and Ins preachment is worth and progres» ve w;th< t s.’.
v the cl ir.rcter
W e h a v e a full line of Leg al B l a n k s and
traditions f apt md a
Terms
There will be no charge for tui­ better than tbo last.
ahile. Mr. Crouch is live, earnest, and
modest Satisfactory reft • . tues t . : u - ! \Yr fe f. r
T r e s p a s s Notices.
tion, and no education'll entrance
Melvin Jordan, who was threaten- and a thinker, Y< u will like him. a
demv
requirement, for either o f these ed with pneumonia, has return'd to Your people will like him. He is year. Nddtt ' Mstt: * . ,-t r r '• V
courses. Hoard and room can he schooi.
clean
He is wholesome. — Midland P 0 R T L A N D. OR E ( J N. U.S. A.
had in Corvallis at .fit to #1 per
New pupils this week ate, Verne I,>ceum
Collins, fourth grade: Albert Huff,
He comes Ortober 27 at Opera
Farmers Attention.
week.
A cold is time It more easily cured
Marsh Ml Choate Crouch, October
«lieu Hie bow»le are open. K- tindy s 27th.
We have hunting notices already
A cordial invitation is exteudrd fifth grade; Faina Rihbles. seconil M o i i s o .
to all persons interested to enroll in giade; Floyd Nolta and G <>hl it-
printed.
Get some aud protect
Buy your ticket» at New Fra l.axative Honey anil I'ur «>|»'ns tl
I ki wets atel drlrcf tlie cold out of Hie
Marsball
Choate Tour farms by posting them up.
Drug Store Sale of tickets begins svetem In young or old. Sold by j Remember
one of there courses. An outline Culliti», primary.
Crouch ou October 27th.
Leader office.
P k o »\ H a r ' k y . j Oct. 2Jrd.
of the course cun be had fur the
lieuscu'» i ’hat macy,
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STOCK
Benson's Pharmacy
C u rrin
& V eatch .
1 Griffin ® Veatch
¡C o m p a n y ^ g
Benson s Pharmacy
General Blacksmithing
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