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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1907)
CORRESPONDENCE. C O T T A G E GROVE L E A D E R jr s : COTTAGE GROVE lands. Inuuaierable acres of splen 1 did timber are owned by nonresi I'U liL IH IIK D k v k k v S a t u r d a y . dents, who hold the land for specu 0 J. OU BOUILLE Publisher. lation, and the Grange has peti K atered at the I'ullaRe m o v e poslufflce as see- tioned its County Court to appoint on«ie lu s i matter, a cruiser whose duty will be to esti hi i;s< itlP T IO N KATKH mate the value and amount of tim Une Y ear * ber in question, then have the laud Nix M onth* I'llreet* Months - * • . This is patii in advance but It not so paid a taxed at its real value. •ml rm rulo I I I » • |»| per year will lie chargea. What is true of Fiat sec A dvertising rates made known ou application correct. tion of the country is also '.rue of CLU BBING LIST Douglas County. Here we have The C otta g e Grove L eader for one the greatest body of standing tim year, and any <>f the follow ing publi cation for on e year, for the price set ber of any county in the state, in opposite ‘ every instance where title has » I 75 New York Tribune F a rm e r passed trom the government to in i . ■ Toledo Weekly B la d e ..... ............. P o rtla n d W eekly O reg o n ian .. a » dividuals those lands should be .. 2.00 Tortlam l W eekly J o u rn a l 2.25 Torti and Semi W eekly J o u rn a l taxed at proportionate value the 2.50 S an K rancjaeo < all ..................... S an F ran c isco E x a m in e r................ .. 2.50 same as would an improved farm. Sunset Magazine, San Francisco . 2.00 . 2.50 Out West. Los Angeles This procedure has already been . 1.75 Town and « oiintry Jou rn al . 1.75 Northwest Poultry Jo u rn a l suggested by the News, and we Taci lie lloine-tead command the matter to official at > \ j i RDA1 A PR IL I • I 07 tention. It is only just aud equit- i able to all the people that owners Be a Friend to Man. of these timbered lands pay a There arc 1........it so u ls t lint live w ith reasonable tax thereon.— Umpqua drawn News. IU t lit* place < if their self-content ; T h en -a re so u ls like stars, that d w ell ap a rt lu a fellow less firmament ; There are pioneer so u ls th a t blase their paths Where h igh w ays never ran— lin t let me live by the sitie of the road Ami im h friend to m an. L et m e live In a house by tlie side of the road Where the race of men go liy— The men w ho are g o o d and the men w ho are had, As colici and us luid as I. I would not sit hi the »corner's sen t, Or hurl the cyn ic’s ban lx*t m e live in a h ou se liy the side of thu road And he a friend to man. i see from my h ou se liy th e side of the road, It., the Hide of the h igh w ay of life, T h e men who press w it h tin* ard or of hope. T he men w ho are faint w ith the strife. B u t I turn not a w a y from their sm iles nor their tears, Itol h parts o f an infinite p lan — Let. me live In a house liy the side ol the road And lie a friend I» inali. — S am W a i . t i . h I ' o s s . HIGH SCHOOL NOTES. Information regarding the comet which was to pass the earth Mon day or Tuesday, and which, it was supposed, would do a great deal of damage, is afloat in the school, and the High School pupils who were greatly alarmed, believe t b it this is the cause of the haze which we have seen for the last two days. I Miss Viola Crocroft was absent from school last Monday. Toads, waterdogs and tadpoles are the latest specimens of the zool ogy class. A bsolutely pu r e L ighter, sw eeter, m ore p alatab le and w h o leso m e. The covers for the Herbariums of the Botany class have come. The Sophomores are greatly interested in their work of collecting flowers for specimens. There are to he forty different flowers pressed and placed in the Herbarium*. The Sophomores first ex a m in a tion in geometry was g iv e n last Friday. Most of the class are sat isfied with the grades w hich they received. The highest grade that was made was ninety-nine. Directors! we iiave only two more months of school and we would be pleased to hav t you visit our school Senator Fulton has announced his intention of being a candidate for re-election to the United States Senate. In a recent interview he is quoted as saying: “ You may say that I shall be a candidate to roonlH a,,J day. succeed myself, barring develop- j LONDON NOTES. menu that I know nothing of at this time. While I »hall allow m y G . W Orr w as dow n from Black name to go before the ptitnaries, I t Butte last w eek and reports thing« shall not leave my post at W ash- \ lively tip there, ington, for Congress will be in ses J. A . P o w ell had a narrow sion at the time. I shall not spend I cape froln ,irow n i„ g last S atu rd a y a dollar in the way of a campaign w h j|e ^tem pting to ford the river fund. 1 shall by that time have j at Black Butte. The w ater b ein g been in Consrress for five years, and, |ligh and swift took tll„ team and shall go before the people for the I wagon d ow n the river about fifty Republican nomination upon my yards tnrnin them co m p le tely over record as Senator for Oregon <1 ur- a n d th r o w in g Mr. P o w e ll out He ing that period. The people will k ep t th e lin e s, h o w ev er, and man- by that time have had sufficient op aged th e team u n til a ssistan ce ar portunity to judge of my qualifica r iv ed , w h en by ty in g the wagon to tions for the office.” a tree the h o r se s w ere unhitched J You can m a k e better food w ith »/ ^ /-''V -'V /i'V A 'V A 'V z ^ -r a 'L V /^ ¡G r a p h o p h o n e : 1 R E E ♦ ♦ ♦ O ccasionally persons desiring to purehasea O rapophone c o n clude th a t they can secure a lo w er price on a m achine by buying at lingerie, P ortland, or by sending least. We w ant to make th ose | mthoiih the follow in g pr< »position: A nyone laying proof before us to the effect th at they or any of their friends Iiave purchased or can purchn-e, any type of F.di- -nii. C olum bia or V ictor in apli- ophone or records a t any of the ab o v e m entioned places, any cheaper tluui w> me selling tilt sam e, will be given a lirnpho- plione a b s o lu te ly free, livery agen t 1« bound by the same east iron contract to s *11 on ly at the prices fixed liy the factory and any agent d o in g otherw ise is prom ptly suspended. When von buy elsew here you are sim ply out th e express, freight or your ear farein trans a ctio n . Buy from you r local dealer w h o is here to stay and make good all guarantee. J NOTIONS and NOVELTIES J and b rou gh t a sh o re, an d with th e NEW-YORK. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO. ♦ ♦ i J I I J í'-Vz.'-'-v v vi z vo ,v> ,/Ls /l \L / L \ !5/lN> <V- ■SK I See for Yourself V I ¡Í : W). 11 t ♦ i ♦ ♦ ♦ E ntirely 11-icvv Stoch of £)vv> (3oobó Comino OUR ♦ ♦ 4 ♦ - ♦ The Bazaar, i 'X STO C K O f S h o e s c a n ’ t b e B e a te n O liver V eatch. G e n e ra l M e r c h a n d is e -P u r v e y o r s to the People S in i 1 The semi-annual rental of the ex ce p tio n of a good p lu n ge bath 'I here is a good rloal of comment farmers telephone is due April 1st for Jack tio great d a m a g e was done. being indulged in, in regard to Mr. plant, and of repairs and improve- 1 D a v i d O r u i u s , Manager. Roosevelt and a third term proposi ments on buildings and grounds. The sem i-an n u al rental of the tion, which seems to us to he en W. J. Bryan, who tried to set the farm ers telep h o n e is d u e A pril f t . The Board of Regenis will have I tirely premature. There is no law D avid < î h i i o . s , M anager. to exeici«e its best judgment in | that prohibits the election to a third United States in a blaze in lH'.Hi, C a p it a l S t o c k , $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 makiug thef available money meet, term to the presidential chair, only and failed, then betook himself to to the best possible advantage, an accepted custom that the incum tho editorial chair of a country news SILK CREEK ITEMS. needs calling for a much larger j bent retire for a rest at the end of paper, and announced with the Mrs. Clias. Wilson returned the sum. Lvery it* in above named i, liis second term, and this has been same blare of trumpets that herald first of the week from a visit to a a bona fide nee I ot an urgent na ed ‘ ‘the cross of gold” announce accepted and obeyed by all the pres brother at Creswell. ment, that no advertisements would ture. idents who have beon elected by be taken at any price, as all the Ja y DeSpain returned Monday the people twice to the office. Mr. For example the pies* tit tract of | Roosevelt’s position in this regard, space in his paper was needed to after enjoying a visit with Kldet C land owned by the University isj is unique, from the fact that he has show up tho rottenness of the gold J. Cole and wife at Roseburg. only 27 acres against 270 ncres never been a candidate but once, standard. Truly the great are fall Mr. V. I). Owens is putting in a owned by the University of Wash and has never been elected but en. Time has proved Bryanism a new set of telephone poles. ington. To provide room for future j once to the office of President. He fallacy, and the wonderful paper August Hienrich and the Bab buildings, tho campus should be , did not seek, and did not want the established to educate the people cock b o y s spent Wednesday even- enlarged The present is the tin e office of vice-president to which he has degenerated into a clipping jng a[ t|le iloulL. nf j 0hn Ashby. to buy, as property is advancing ! W e have received .1 fine new, special lot, of handsome, hand-forped, hollow pround recipe _ was elected, and could McKinley’s bureau” and general family K adium ite Razors that usually sell at $2.00 each at retail, which we will give away abso J r M iss Amy Owen* was a v isit at very rapidly in value in tho neigh lutely tree to advertise the wonderful THE and contains several , ... fate have been forseeu, the politic disseminator, , . . .. . ! the borne of her uncle \\ . N Wheel borhood of tin* University. The STROP matter of a ,, ians of New York who forced him columns ol advertising good business judgment of the * or Mondav. which is light, pliable, durable, convenient, and safe, an d w h ich i s revolutionizing THAT to he M cKinley’s running mate, trashy nature. Board <>f Regent« and the ultimate the a rt o f shaving. ....... Miss'Jennie Collins visited at tin would n ol have allowed him to run. HONES right of condemnation in case of A Lebanon man and two I’ort- j home o f her u n cle If. M. D am e, Mr. Roosevelt was becoming too need, guarantees the state against CALL TODAY AS THEY ARE COINC FAST. ZttiSXZXSSXJZ land inon purchased a piece of land wood a le*v d a y s this week. * 00 .it retail, to ai quaint all with the marvelous ami instantaneous honing and finishing populin in New York, and too much 1 the payment of an unfair pjice. I'” ‘I ,h r Radium ita Btropa, which will not harm the finest ami must d elk ate razor, th e y n ‘ 1 “ ’ Bavinp a convenient e ami a d elight, even to men having the hardest boards. m Portland for $ 12X5 and Hold it Dr. II. ('. Schlt’ei vv is a guest at * u ® « h a v e doe* n ot lie so much In * good r*sor a s In a good strop With eulogized throughout the United The same good business judg ft 1 RADIUMITE STROPS the m ost inferior razors are brought up to a fine ed g e, aud the eMo t o f the three months later lor £850(1. M. F. Babcock's Sunday. •o f -> 1 . 11 tio- finest razors Is to keep them a ta ll tim es in tne best possildecondition, ready to shave States for his actions in both civil and delightfully Bach R ad iu n ite 8tr o p la »old under th e poritive guarantee mem will insure that not a dollar *,'r th a t H i t U not aatU fectory money w ill be refunded They are for either Ordinary or Safety Rarore Oscar Wheeler and Clyde Ball- aud military lile, and knowing the 1 of the appropriation is wasted. R a d iu m lto S tro p s , BOo t o $ 2 .6 0 : R a z o rs , $1 to $ 3 Medical Society Meeting cock visited friends at the Divide sturdy integiity ol the man and his L U R K S I K T H E U S E O F A M Y S T R O P B U T A R A D IU M IT E t If the University is to ho main B H A N rn G It E R in.lise.i . *.. su. h as CANCER. B ARB E E8’ ITCH. ECZEMA and BLOOD POISON, often n nit from tlie use The I.atie County Medical Soci Saturday and S uik I jn . «•!: ; ''rf»*t tly strop|»ed razors that cut, irritate and open the sk in . thus adm itting the terrible bacilli (bat lurk in the anim al marked ability, the politicians were I art 1 shaving soaps, hair shavin g brushes, and in the air Itself, tained on a plane of standard tffici- ety met in F.ugene last Saturday alraid that he had presidential as T H E O H L Y P E R F E C T S T R O P I S T H E R A D IU M IT E cncy, an appropriation of £ 125,ooo I n t ' * tne worthle* *. heavy, double, common to w strop* s o generally sold, and with v. hi h nine dealers out c f ten will try fu a'".i t y u . T hey are so much old ju n k , pure and sim ple. T h e word Kadiumit** stands f. r perfe< tion in razor strop pirntions for the future and per night. Dr. L. L. Whitson was The semi-annual rental of the per year is surely not too large.” ■' 1 i a Ka liumlte strop aud take u o substitute—uo matter turn ham i-oint 1 may a; t ear. Danger lark* Ui Qw a*.- A any strop but a Rodiumite haps lie had they sought to shelve present ns a guest of the society, farmers telephone is due April 1st. Tho above statement has been D avid G r ig o s , Manager. him, and he became vice president. and made some interesting remarks j furnished by President Campbell at At the next meeting papers are j He also became president, but not the request of members of the with the honor ho desired, so when looked for trom Drs. Wall, Brown I T H E A P P R O P R IA TIO N . Alumni Association of tlie I niver- tlie term expired he asked the peo and Cheshire on subjects which 1 (C ontinued from lirst p a g e.) sity. 1 very respectfully ask that ‘ LUMBER!! LUMBER!! they may elect. The following of ple lor that honor, and they gave it it he given as wide publicity ns pos ficers were elected: ing of some chairs now vacant, I want 20,000,000 feet of good to him m h hearty a manner tlint Dr. Geo. G ’ B Deliar, of Kugene will call for an additional expendi- sible through the press of the state. ¡merchantable Oregon pine. Will has never been accorded a eandi GOOD JO B P R I N T I N G contract for a years cut and pay HOMKR l> AN 'GKLL* date since tho enthusiasm created president; Dr. B. R. Job, of Cot- ture of approximate!» £ 10,(XX) per highest market price; will make I’res. of the Alumni Association, tage Grove, vice president; Dr F. | year for teaching force, makiug the by tlie rebellion died out. l’arty liberal advances on B. of I,. University <>f Oregon. affiliation did not do it altogether J . Titui, of lvugeno, secretary and annual budget for maintenance The Lerder oil ice has add-j g . w . 1 ’ k i . k , for he carried every doubtful state Drs. W all, Brown and Scaife, a ll' roughly £8o,ooo. A new recitation 2fi‘d Barlett St., Sau Francisco, Cal. building is needed, which should in the north and some of tho solid of Kugene, censors, or trustees. Prepare This Yourself. ct t h i s w e e i to its already ••• cost not less than #25.1100; addition- democratic states ol the south, aud Wanted For th o se w h o have a n y form of Hevival Meetings «1 land, to provide* for the future b lood d isord ers: w h o want new , rich if the election were to occur next Young man with £25») as partner blood and plenty o f it. try 11 1 is: W L* 1 C (|tll|)|>C ( jo b d e p a rt- Mr. C. M. Van Marter, who growth of the University, should wees, he would he re elected with in well paying cash business. Too Fluid Kxtr.iet Dandelion, o i k -half K argon , one even more electoral vote», third closes a sc-ries of meetings at Oak be purchased at a cost of about £25,- ounce: Compound much work for one. Duties light ou n ce: Compound Syrup Sarsapa incut, several fo n t s o f th e term cRiulnlatn or not. laud, Oregon, next Sunday will ° 00' *V K' rls’ dormiteiy should be and easily learned. £¡10 per week. rilla. three ounces». come to Cottage Grove and hold built at a cost ol not Ic s than £-lo.- | Address Leader office. 3-5O It Shake well in .1 bottle and .tak e in Ha» Cottage Grove »¡Street Com revival services at the M. K. clptrch ° ° ° : hooks shculd be | urclnsed for teaapoonful 'loses after each meal and latest job type, and other * The Leader tells the news. missioner f There has been, for commencing on Mon lay n i g h t , I the library to the amount of £20,- at bedtim e. Any good pharmacy can sevcial days a dr.ngcrouH hole* in April 15th. A lady singer comes 000 for the two years; anil much supply the ingredients at »mall cost. material, find is now better Wanted. tlie sidewalk at the northwest cor with Mr. Van Marter and her °«eded equipment should be pm- ! Gentleman or lady with good ner of Fifth and Muin »tie.tR, on sweet solo • will •dd greatly to the '•ue'» ^>r tne variou> lepartment* t me m ' l>\ <*: r< Ti <’« prepared to do only first- reference to travel !>> rail or with a account of which nome one might services. Everyone i a cordially in- it a cost of not l<«» thin £50,000 1 clone Ikood i’ urliier li m 'gently rig for a firm of £250,000.00 capi have a damage suit against the vited to attend these meetings for the tw*o years. and certainly does rs f r - 'tne tal. Halarv £ r,0” 2.00 per year and das« job printing. Try us town. Defective or broken side _______ __________ This estimate d o c not take into J • ••'*l»b* wh i< si,'kb. ' ••m*l "■ expenses, salaty paid weekly and nd is known to relieve seri- walk» eliould l>c repaired at once. expenses anvanced. Address, with a new gynina [of «orti The semi-annual renisi of the accou n t th e nee ou», loiiR sta n d in g cases of rheuma atul see. stamp, Jos. A. .Alexander, Cot women of the l niver- tism and chronic backache quickly. I’atronue the Leader'» adver- j tanners telephone is duo April 1st. >' l,m ^>r tage Grove, Oregoo. Make som e up aud try it D.wii) O miogs , Manager. 8il>’ 01 an e x le ns*oi> the heatiug psers. ìm & Bank of Cottage Giove m il ñ H I & m ñ AT OUR While They Last Seo °ur Radisu W indow Display RADIUMITE DOLLAR RAZOR STROP A RAZOR GIVEN FREE To The PURCHASER of EACH STROP Griffin cV Yeatch Company.
