Cottage Grove leader., March 30, 1907, Image 2

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hardship on some of our citizens a»
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OREGON i
KVKKY S A TU K U A Y
O J OUBROIUE Publisher
Knti-reu at
Mie Cullale- »»rove
pusloOlce us «<•-
«»ml fU t"* matter.
Silk Creek
of attempting to vilify me without
Mrs. Kendall was in Cottage
port and put them to their wits Grove Thursday.
end to trulv aud squarely promise
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their support should they heap-
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,,„.ached Ly either candidate.
h" e FnJa* f™ > Fort," nd
The socialist, on the other hand,
Mr. Worth, Mr. and Mis San
if he knows his party's choice to be 1*°™ Mrs. Goodrich and several
a capable, hone,t man and one who 0,Ler‘' o f ° » ' "-¡«hhors were doing
is eminently fit lor the position for | bu,inMS in Cottage Grove Thurs-
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, which he has been nominated, can ^ajr-
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in ;idv;ii>ct‘ but if m»t so pa.U a
jnK* mi rale ot f ’Z.UUper >ear w ill t»e ***£ * *> '
promise his support and vote.
Mr. I rail It Peterson was sick
Advertising rut«** made known on application
As far as the other two tickets Saturday and Sunday,
si HS 4 K i r i lON KATK.H
One Year
e»u .Months
rt»r«*ee Moiifli*
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are concerned, the name cuts no
CLUBBING LIST
Mr. and Mrs. Baker Slagle were
knowledge or tact
Mr. Wallace again exhibit his
prepi lice m u spi'H'i an I
manner when he says “ Mr. Filin
advertise-, biiuself as opposed t<> th*
moral intlunnc- o* ministers and
cbureli member»“ in polities. Read 1
my article airain and see if v u can
lind the words nioral and church
members in it as iik „1 I.y him. I
Why eliciti t he quote ni- light?
The rea; on is obvious: that part <»f j
the article h.-mg to .
f..r nm
The Cottatp* Cirove L e a d e r for one figure whatever, the citizen is a ' in Cottage Grove Saturd ,y
year, and any of the fo llow ing p u b li­ tax-payer and the tax-payer a citi-
J.dwanl aud Clyde Babeo<k ware in order to vent Inn
cation for on** year, for the price set
/.en,
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here
is
no
radical
dilTerence
visiting
lriends in Cottage Grove me an intended „ j„ r
opposite •
in the policy to be followed. Jhe the |a8t of the week. Clvde had
lo ked for results ©f the adininis-1 some dental work done Friday,
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tration is identical and the I.eader
8.25
Snow and cold weather are with
2.50
does not believe that either one us again. It seems winter does
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. 2.50
gentlemen can do more than the not like to leave us.
1.70
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other in the capacity of mayor.
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Mr. A- D . Owens has l a t e l y pur-
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They are excellent men in every .
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1 cliased a tine new torse,
aud equally efficient, and it
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S.VTI IlD A Y .... ....MARCH 20.1907 respect
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51essrs Davis and Oherg are hold-
18 safe to say that the municipal at
fairs will be well taken care ot, aud ,u° 3 P a s s e r Institute at the
CITIZENS TICKET
receive the careful thought for Academy th.s week,
the best interest of Cottage Grove, ; Horace Morris of W alterville, is
For Mayor.
of
either one of the gentlemen as i visiting his sister Mrs. D A I'.stes
J. I. JONES.
mayor,
and of their fellow citi/eus \ an£l family.
For Recorder.
named
with
them.
Mr Peterson had an attack ol
A. H. K IN G
The Reader is inclined to think ! pleurisy th at kept him trom his
For Treasurer.
that the two tickets are unfortunate ! school two days this week
HKltUEHT F A K IN ’
for Cottage
Grove. The two! The students are to hold a class
For Council in an, 1st Ward.
choseu leaders are brothers-in law, I meeting at the home of W -V
W. L. HUBBKL.
and it seems as though it was al- YVheeler Saturday evening
For Councilman, 2d Ward.
, mOBt like “ robbiDK Peter to PR>’
Grandpa Babcock is attending
O LIVK K VKATCH.
j Paul” and is more liable to cause j theIus,itllte thi« v n k
New York Tribune Farmer
Toledo W eekly Blade.................
Portland W eekly O regonian......
Portland W eekly J ou rn al.........
Portland Sem i-w eekly Journal
San Francisco Call ....................
Sau Francisco Kxuiuiuer..............
Sunset Magazine, Sau Francisco
Out West, law A n geles...............
T ow n a n d C o u n try J o u r n a l ......
Northwest Poultry Journal
Facilie H om estead.......... ...........
TAXP AY ERS
But the supremely teck less and
audacious effort oi Mr Wallace to I
mislead which is worse than falsi
fying is conspicttou-ly
manifest I
where lie says "‘ If" (meaning me; |
also advertises bin Ilio bissitene, i
that he is in fave,, ol tit immoral
influence (in politics) t the sah on, j
the brothel, the gambler and the
dance ball’ '-—mind you, b y “ his
silence.’ ’
Too thin!
Too Toil 1
What does he think ol Christ’.-!
silente on the n o - , when mali:;:: .1
by one of the tloeves at his sidi -
Size me up, Mr. \\ illare lr<>in
what I am amt what I ay not from
an impure imagination amt you and I
I will l>e friends.
1) vip F inn
$1 75
1-75
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For Coiineilaian, 2d ward.
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TICKET
For Mayor.
C1IAS. VANDFNBURG
For Recorder.
I. K. YOUNG.
For Treasurer.
H ER B ERT E A K IN
For Councilman. 1st Ward.
W. L. IIU B B FI.
For Counoilman, 2d Ward
J. H. BA r t f ; I,
For Councilman, .‘Id Ward.
GEORGE COMER
SOCIALIST TICKET
For Mayor.
G. H. DYER.
For Recorder.
A. F. H O W A R D .
For Treasurer.
I. E. THOM AS
Alderman, 1st Ward.
C. H ANSEN .
Alderman, 2d Ward.
J. T. A PRISON
Alderman, .‘hi Ward
A. M C K IN N E Y .
How lo he Happy.
lf .vmt wolihl dccrcHHc your enres,
I l a p p y tic t im i g la d .
Lanini t<> hmiisli all affair*
Tlmt woiihl multe you sud
shul frulli uni (In lienrt ami mimi,
Kvery Miouglit of cure,
l’ry Mie ai I of Gang kimt.
S om J ovh n ei intiere.
Doti I lie hiir-li, ami doni he grufi,
l\eep your teuiper sins'f ;
Mille in olili mi 111 r et uff.
K 11 II o l g a l i a m i h e a t .
.1 usi he luippi a ln i Ite glari.
A ll Mie Mie long 'I.IV.
Hou't g el Mimi unii ilo n 't gel sail,
P o r II diiesn’ l pa.v.
11 • • Il A ltl> I ' l III T ll. l T l l I P P
«OVAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW VOAK.
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Entivel^ IMcw Stoch ot
C5oob6 Comino
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Mr. Finn Answers Mr. Wallace
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Mil
at Mottage Grove, in the state ol
Oregon, at the eluse of business. Marcii
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RESOURCES.
R A W FUR MON F. Y RESERVE IN RANK
SptM'le..
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$ 1 <',‘ 2 G 0 0 o
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Redemption tinnì with n. > .T r ‘*iiMin i
r» per pont of pireulntion .
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Capitnl stock paid in .....
Hr.**plus fund
(fudividetl prolii •*, Ip'-s expenses unti
JSanh of C o tta ge G io v e
â
¡'»,000 oo
l. 'dF* oo
C a p it a l S l o c k , $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0
2 11 • • v
l a x e s pH hi
O f S h o es can ’t be Beaten
G e n e r a l M e r c h a n d is e — P u r v e y o r s io the P e o p le
$ :i)R
Total
S T O C K
O liv e r
fiOAim miJ tlisroiinls
$
OvenliHÍIs, stMMifftl ni 1 mis.•ciire«l
i ;»*» ol
IT. H. Boiols It» stTiiro vln iilitlioii
12,.’>00 00
I’ rvinimiiM on 1 '. s. Htiiols
> , oo
Boiols, »v riirllie-. eh-
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oth er U h » l K«lHtc owned
. m oo
Biinkim' house, fiirnitUM- H io lliv im t" i . 7 jm m
I Mie from N a iìg iih I Bunk' imi B.- sigy ■
Aneóla
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Due from-"'i h lo Httiikn hii «I Bmikwis
u.u-
Due from h ppruvel rp-ervr mee ut-
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« lieukn ìlio ! oilier <*asUi:eiiis
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FraetioiiHl pHpei eiirieiiey, îiiekeD
h toi pentì
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Legal ten< 1er notes..
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Ionic and See l'or toniseli
REPORT (»I rilKCONIil I ION
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Prof. Worth Harvey, principal ol
our Grammar school successfully
paused the examination at Eugene
for a state certificate.
Is Cottage Grove to be consul
ereil fortunate or iiiifortuuate iu
having three tickets in the held fir
the coining city election? The ejij-
zens met in mass convention hiii !
nominated a ticket, | lacing tl'creon
a r e m n in ly o f v e if
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the name ol J I Jones as its stan­ tiles**
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. spirit of the hi tide,
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dard bearer. The meeting siei.ed etnhle extraction. hih I tiarii)lc!*p t«> *
use, and cun lie ohtalnei! ul small sorry lo say, based solely upon pre - 1
to lie hariuouioiis and the Humilia­
cost from any good prescription pliar judiee, malice mil , ten pt, in-in-
tions ntisfactori
maev. 1 hose who think tlicv have gating th« horror I p eutei tains of I
(Juielli and lliiobHtriiaively the knlnei trouble or sutler willi litm. my ‘'mental Hint umi.d s e lf’ and
portion oi oui eiti/.eiis who call Imi k or weak MndHer or rheumatism
levoed ' ’ I
themselves so ulists next
got to- ] »honhl give tide prescription a trim. 8llre" " k ' adding Mist
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is as no Inn ill i nn poaxilili fullow It. the aitiele to au
advertieeineut
gellii i a n d i,lime.I a tl; ki t w Ith G.
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l use, ami It is s a id to do wonder* for of myself accordingly
II. Dyer a their choice for mayor. aoiue people.
_ J y fs y|r Wallace that article is
But there was still another class
a ‘ ‘photograph’ ’ of my “ mental and
o f our citizens who, not being en
H. L. Holmden
nioral self," and you can’ t change
Studio
Teacher of the Guilai
tirely sati'-lied with llie nominees of
moral self,’ ' anil you »n’t change
either lit kel, in.-t together in mass at the foot of Third street. Hours,
The hack-1
Tuesdays and Thursday* 1 to li it with your brush.
convention and the lax payeis tick
grounds o f that “ photograph“ are
P. m-
et
li» - born, the nominee for
the scenes ot my childhood, Merrill,
mayor being Chas. Van Detiburg.
Worked Like a Charm.
W i*., where I refer von for a record
Now bad party lines been drawn,
Mr. D. N Walker, editor of that of my character before I came to
It 1 H ollll lea*''liable lo suppose that spicy journal, the Enterprise. I.otilsn,
Cottage Grove, and, while here, 1
the three cornered light would be Yu . *uy*: " I ran a nail ill my foot
I
a
Teachers Examination
Nalionul liHiik miles «mtstHiK.iiiK
. 1 ' 2 . k * u Ol
Due to Trust roinpHtiips ami Suvim -
Banks.
I '. hi
Individual depositi auhiopt to eheck 2 .'»),28-!
Demand pertilirates ol deposit.
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< 'o rtlfte d r h e e k “
i H^hter’s eheeks outstamiiim
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S ta te o f t)iv g o n . f
I'lie following simple home muds
M k . E ditor : — Rev. Wallace's re­ ( ’on iilv of I .ime. \
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W l i w l e r , ( A i - I . i t r o f M u -a b o v e
mixture Is *nbl to relieve any form ply to au article of mine elicits a
nannu l l»a n k . «lo n o le in n ly s w e a r t h a t t in 1
of Itheiinintisiu or backache, also
comment from me, as it savors very a ljovB s ta te n io n t is tr u e t o th e l ^ s t o f m y
cleanse mid strengthen the Kidney*
k n ow ls n l^ e a m i In d ici
strongly
o f both the ciitie and the
und Bladder, overcoming nil urinary
T . C . W I I K K L K R . t \ m l, ifi .
Mihsuriboti ami sworn t o )>efniv me
disorders, if taken before the stage cynic.
of Bright's disease; Fluid Extract
As a critic he starts out iu a t h is - 7 t h d a y o f M a r c i i 11)07.
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F i m ì a v . S H i m is
Dandelion. one-half ounce; I'nm- i spirit of goodwill, releri ing to the \ l
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potnd Kargon, one ounee; Cum-
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1'urrect
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fore pnrt of the article as praise-
poniid Syrup Sarsaparilla, three
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ounces. Mix by shaking well In a worthy; but as a cynic, he overdoes
ni.
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bottle nml take In teasponnfiil ilnsei himself in publishing his ideas of
“ Ì N. \V. U ir i i
after meal* and nt liedllnie.
the • last part of the article ideas
A well-known authority stales that no,
touch xvi«h the wording 01
Inst week mid nt once applied B uck- 1 challenge yon to point a finger of
uivaitled to th*' strongest combat­
len'* VriiU-a *nlve. No liittniiiinatlon scorn at my character Have you
ant, but as both thu “ Citizen*’ ’
followed, tlm salve -Imply bent.d the iisatd a word from a man, woman
caucus and the “ Tax-payers” cau* wound." Ileal*son»«, burns anil akin
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It you ' »11 not sustain
or
cus requited no political feally to I f
Guaranteed at Bvnsoti •
your Insinuations, I can accuse you
entertained, it pet haps will place a I Pharmacy. 2 V .
ABSOLUTELY PURE
At 11 a. in speci fi < i mon on
“ Why I Believe That Christ Arose
From the Dead " A 7 HO p m.
special Piaster program The S 1111 - |
day School a c i Iunior Pindeavor
have combiued their forces and will
render what we believe will be a
splendid program
You are cordially invili ti to . nine
and enjoy with us these s' rvicrs
Committee.
Tots)
This is Worth Saving
M akes the finest, light­
est, best flavored biscuit,
hot-breads, cake and
pastry*
Renders the
food more digestible
and wholesome*
At the Christian Church IYRur.li 3 1st
discord and hard feeliugs—not be- \
Our district school is progressing
tween these two gentlemen— but
! finely under tlie management of
among their many friends. Had
Miss McQueen.
party lines been observed, or was
School opened at 7.20 at the
there any radical proposition to be
Academy this week.
considered, wherein the two candi­
Mrs. John Damewood went to
dates differed, the two tickets
Cottage
Grove Wednesday
would not only be the correct thing
Mrs
Geo. Thompson called on
but welcomed.
Mrs.
Eugene
Miller one day this
As the socialist ticket is named
on its merits and defines party lines week.
it is not a point at issue in these
W. N. Wheeler is busy getting
remarks.
out poles.
A project for a canal connecting
West Side School Notes
Corvallis and Eugene, it is said is
Thomas
Campbell and Reali Per
causing some attention in Eugene,
kins
were
absent
from school Mon
and that a party of surveyors will
soon lie put iu the field to make a day on account of sickness.
Preparations are being made for
preliminary survey and ascertain
the probable cost and the feasihil the Commencement exercises and
tty. The distance is something I tl,e Pftrts hltve 1,eon “ «signed,
over 20 miles, and is to be from the
Miss I aimer, who was absent
Willamette to the Long Tom at «ever-1 days on account of sickness,
Monroe
has returned. Mrs. Caldwell had
charge ol the primary room during
Senator Bourne asks the Oregon her absence-
Development Reague through all
Representatives of the East and
of its organizations to at once com­ West side school Basket ball teams
municate with the director ol the played the Creswell school team at
Geological Survey at Washington Creswell Saturday evening, scoie
City, anil insist that this state be 28 to 22 iu favor of Cottage Grove.
I O T T A C li: IIR O V K
given more liberal recognition in
Center, Cooter; forwards, Rincoln,
the development of its mineral re­
Sherwood; guards, Coiner, Mosby,
sources.
Baker.
Oregon has 75 students in East­
eHKswgi.r,
ern colleges. Cornell leads with
Center, Noland; forwards, W.
Iff. Northwestern has 11, Harvard Weber, Clark; guards, C. Weber,
10, Yale 7, Smith 7. Michigan 5, Scott.
the others scattering. Of these HK
Referee, Ernest Bisbee Umpire,
are from Portland.
Mr. Cooper.
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A T OUR STORE
While They Last
S ee O u r R a d i U t t l i t e
W indow Display
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CALL TODAY AS THEY ARE COINC
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FAST.
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Y o rk
Wanted
LUMBER'!
LUMBER'!
G'ntl» iii»n or lady with good
I .v.int 21 ...... 000 feet of good
! refenne to travel by rail or with n
merchantable
Gr. •on pine
W ill
j rig for a firm of $ 250 , 000.00 capi-j
contra't lot 1 ••
'it ,uid pay
1 >1 «alary $ i ,»72. o '> per year anJ 1 i„,,|,eBt
marke
price; will make
i •"’• » “ M » « ^ liberal »dvarn
on It o f L.
|i>\| in - in valued. Address, with .
G. W. I’ kf . k ,
I stamp, J >-
Alexander, Cot
Barlett St , S.m Franci*eo, Cal.
I tnge Grove, Oregon
Read \enske’s ad
Subsenbe for the Leader.
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