Cottage Grove leader., May 25, 1907, Image 2

The Albany Democrat continue«
to "k n ock ” the railroad commis­
sion
It says: “ So fat a b o lita li 1
the liai I road Commission has done
PU BLISH KD KV K K Y S A T U R D A Y .
is to add a lot of red tape to deal­
BV 1111. LBAD KK IM B U S H IN G <U
ings with the railroads. The Dem­
ocrat dosen’t know a single thing
KutereU at the Cottage (¡ro v e postofflce as sec- of any importance in the interest of
oiiü-eluMs matter.
the people.”
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER
IOTTAGE GROVE
-
OREGON
SI BS( K IPTIO N KA TE S
Dm* Year
• $1.60
ttiv M o n t h s
.75
flireee Mon Tins
*
-
•
.50
paid in m lv.uiee hut if n ot so paid a
in it rm rale ot r-'.oo per year will be charged.
A«1 v.-rttsin,; rates made known on application
CLUBBING LIST
The Cottage is rove L eader for one
\ ; h , nn«l my of the following
publi-
• ition for- ti** year, for the price set
opposite •
i
New York Tribune Farmer
.$1 75
l.ilcd o Wi-ekly B la d e ...................
1-75
Portland W eekly O reg on ia n ............. 2.50
Portland W eekly .Journal
......... 2.00
Portland Sem i-W eekly Journal. ... 2.25
San Pi ancisco Call ..............
2.50
San Francisco E xam iner.................. 2.50
Sunset Mai'azlne, San F rancisco.
2.00
. mi \v. I law Angeles
3M
'I'own ami < uuntry Journal
.......... 1.75
Norths' est Poultry Journal ........... 1.75
Pacific Homestead
. 2.25
SAM
IlD A Y
MAY 2fl, 1907.
Don't hunt afti r trouble; lint look for
h UCCV hh ;
Y uii 'II H ih I w li.it y o n lo o k f o r ; d o n 't
STATE AN D COUNTY
IF YOU
News of Interest in a Con­
densed Form.
T O U C H
your tongue to
A L U M
Emma Golding, the notorious
anarchist lecturer is to deliver a A Resume of the Week s Local Hap­
series of lectures in Portland. She
penings of the County and State
is accompanied by a Russian <anar­
Taken From our Exchanges.
chist. we presume) who ia acting as
her general manager, bill poster,
etc There should not be a hall or
room in Portland or any other city
A Newberg man ha a 2-year-old
open to her, to allow her to spiel lilly that weighs 1,4:45 pounds.
her pernicious doctrine.
A Yamhill county fanner recent- !
\ ly received $117 for a load of pota
When Cain had killed off one-
I toes.
fourth of the people on earth, leav­
Seven divorces were granted by
ing only three, and went into the
Land of Nod and budded a city, it j Judge Hamilton at lloseburg last!
is evident that he did not sit atoitnd ' Saturday.
like a lump on a log and growl
Mrs. Mary Rtimsey W ood of
about the Nod real estate and peo­ Hillsboro, will he 120 rears of age
ple.— Tillamook Herald.
next Monday.
The people of Florence are mak-
The I.os Angeles Ti mes says;
1
itig arrangements to celebrate the
‘ •There is something radically,
j Fourth this year.
criminally and most damnably
After June 1st inmates of the
wrong about the methods by which
Oregon penitentiary will be allowed
American railroads are operated.
to read Oregon newspapers.
K. of P. Grand Officers
The Corvallis Times says a gr< w
At the grand lodge session o f the Ong wheat crop in Benton county i
Knights of Pythias held In Portland ! lias been sold for 110 cents per bu
tills week the following nfTicers were ; shel.
*and look in the glass— you will se° the effect—
You can’t help puckering— it makes you pucker
to think o f tasting it.
By the use o f so called cheap Baking
Pjwders you Take this puckering, injurious Alum
right into your system— you injure digestion,
and ruin your stomach.
A V O I D
A
L V H
i
look for (listre:«.
If you twx Imt your Hhuilow, reinem-
l«*r, I pray.
I lint tin' miiii h mill Hlilr.lng, hut
yim’r« in tii<‘ way!
Don't grnml :* , don’ t blunter, don’t
dream and don't shirk;
Don’ t think of you r worries, but
think o f,y o iir work.
The worries will viinish, tno w ork elected:
Cause I by the breaking o f a
will lie d on e;
Grand chancellor, John M. Wall,
No iiuiii sees Ids shadow who faces
coupling while making up a train,
Hillsboro; grand vice chancellor, G. ('.
t i l e H u ll.
three freight cars were demolished
—Ex.
Moser, Portland; grand prelate, 1!. L.
j at Junction Wednesday.
Royal is made from pure, refined Grape Cream o f Tartar -Costs more
—
Neil, .Sumpter; grand keeper o f rec­
I’ residei-t Roosevelt has sent the
T he ('oinm ercisl Club has taken ords and seal, I.. It. Stinson, .Salem;
’ than Alum but you have the profit o f quality, the. profit of good health.
hold of the matter o f transportation, grand master of exchequer, J. W. Eugene Commercial Club a life size
and as it i- eomposed o f our m er­ Maloney, Pendleton; grand muster-at- 1 picture of himself. The gift was
chants and property owners gener­ arms, W. \V. Sinead, Heppnor; grand ! made at the instance of Hon. John
f M
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ally, any demand it will make will inner guard, H. A. Dunbar, Eugene; , Barrett.
riwii'.*m- ■
n reive more attention 'hail one grand outer guard, 1'. I.. Frasier, In-
Capt. B. I). Boswell, proprietor
V* W Ti,
penth'iice;
supreme
representative.
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made by a ingle individual. That
C LA S S IF IED LOCAL A D S .-'
of the Boswell Springs, situated be­
Cottage d r o v e is not alone ham­ 1. Bradshaw, The Dalles; alternates, tween Drain and Yoncolla, died at
pered by the lack of cars to carry .1. H. Aitken. Huntington; Turner the springs last Sunday
He had
New fancy vests at the Toggery.
the products o f its industries to Oliver, I.u<¡ramie; grand trustee, M. conducted this popular health re­
market, one has only to read the F. Davis, t'nion.
sort for the past 15 years.
G o to Miss Barretts for good hats
dally papers to realize that the
The reports all «bowed the order to
and
cheap prices.
The
Cuitiss
Lumber
Company’
s
com plaint is general, and how it be in an exceedingly prosperous con­
can bo remedied is the ch ief topic dition. the membership having in­ | store at Mill city was burned on
Fingal Hinds says tbe wise ones
ol all affected
T he general trend creased more than ten per cent rim ­ i Sunday night; loss $35,000 but the are now buying real estate.
tf
jtnill
plant
was
saved.
The
origin
for relief seems to be to build n ing tlie past year. When Grand
C a p i t a l S t o c k , $ 2 5 ,41410.00
railroad to tidewater by private in­ Chancellor Marion K. Da vie assumed o f the (ire is supposed to have been
Latest style of visiting cards at
incendiary.
dividuals, the balk of tlie money office one year ago there were 544"
75 cts. per 100, at Leader office.
necessary to be raised by subscrip­ Knights of Pytldns in Oregon and
Tlie Storey-Bracher Lumber Co 1 Latest style of visiting cards at
tion to stock, and when well under there are now something overliOOO.
of Portland last week filed deeds in
The Leader office at ”5 cts per l o 0 .
way get some capitalist interested
| the county clerk’ s office for 2100
enough to finish it.
T his we be­
acres of land which it has purchased j Hinds will sell you any kiu.l of a
In Memoriam.
lieve is the proposition to build the
Mrs. Hannah Lebow departed in the Coast Fork country south; ranch trom 10 'o 2000 acres, flail
propose ! Kosehurg C oos Hay road,
land southeast of Cottage Grove.
and see bis list.
tf
and h I ho generally entertained by this life May 13, 1!>07, and has gone
löffln
*v.r^ •’
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:
taa
to
join
the
blood-washed
throng
j
The
application
of
A.
K.
Johti-
WANTED-—At
this
office,
clean
our Chamber of Commerce, which
V S -i-
suggests building
a road from where pain and sorrow are no more. | son, J. F. Yates, August Pernoy cotton rags for which we will pay
iim k i yfÎÿàûkC-
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Portland to Kosehurg via the Coast She was loved and respected by all and William Bogtte, to organize the '¿j4 cents a pound.
who
knew
her.
She
leaves
a
hus­
Benton
County
National
Bank,
of
fork, int> rci pting the proposed line
Good quality, good style and
to Co is Hay
W hile this may 1 e band, two sons and two daughters Corvallis, Oregon, with $50,0C 0
entirely feasible and much d e­ and a host of friends to mourn her capital, hns been approved by the good service all to be found at the
Comptroller of the Currency.
sired, and while not wishing to be loss.
Ideal Millinery. Bedrock prices.
W e h.Yve received a fine new, special lot, of handsome, hand-foiled, hollow ground
deemed as a ’ ‘ knocker.” we believe From this vain world of sin and sor­
The people of Albany, through
Radiumite Razors that usually svll at 12.00 each at retail, which wc * 11 t'ivt ».way abso-
TUC
If you can’ t afford to buy a house
row,
a much cheaper anil more feasible
lutely
tree to advertise the wonderful
In L
the city council, havo filed a com - 1 and lot, seen»e a lot Oefore they get
We tire passing one by one.
proposition would be to build a
plaint with the railway commission too high. Hinds has* some good
But there will tie a glad tom orrow ,
road from l.'oltige G rove to Albuny
For 'tls better farther on.
stating that, the Southern Pacific
which is light, pliahlr durable, convenient, and safe, and which is revolutionizing;
TH A T
ones.
tf
connecting with the Corvallis &
tlM a rt« I shaving;.
’
depot at that place is inadequate to
Farther
on
in
tlie
realms
o
f
beauty.
Eastern at that place. T h is would
Sales on millinery continued lor
tlie growing needs of the city of
Far away on the golden shore
Ire a wonderful nootn to the W e st-' Pressing on in u line of duty
Albany. The complaint was filed two weeks longer. Prices you
ern Oregon tow ns, enabling our | We shall meet to part no more.
May IK and will receive the atten- | never heard of before, come in and
that II*. .i t » 2 00 At retail, to a * »piaiut all with tne marvelous and '
.ntaneour I n.n .m i iiuirhin>f
prupntus i f the Gaiiinmito Strops, which will not harm the fir.
.n»l most delicate razor. They
lumber mills and other industries, I
tii'ii of the commission
make shaving a convenient c and a delight, even to men having tlu .iftrdest b.-ar'l .
One of our number has departed
The toe ret ot a quirk, clean shave doe a not lie ho much in » go*i«l razor as in a good c I to ;». With
see for yourself. Ideal Millinery.
to ship their products to San Fran­
E.e KADIUMITS 8TK0PS the ni«*r,t infer!* r ra * r*. are 1-rou I t n;> t*> a l i. : >\ r,n 1 'b • i r:«* t cf tbe»
To her glorious home above.
strops upon the finest razors h to keep them atall times Intlu ’ ■■ t j
!
. •
A young fellow about 10 years of
cisco and other places, via the Ya- And as we mourn we'll bo light
i
hardest Beards easily ami delightfull» Such Radiuirite Strop lssold und»r the r.cf;. ,-.-c marantco
W A N T E D —Experienced bridge
vhAt Lf It is not 3ati3lactcr7 money wUi tw rciundcd. They&.-o for either Crditruy or i.
Kazoie
hearted.
age secured Governor Chamber­
quina route. Already the Curtiss
For she’s resting in His love.
Itm lfu n tltc S tr a p s * S O o tn $2. 5 0 ; P c r ~ ,r s , $1 t a $ 3
lain's signature to a petition to carpenters, $3.50 a day, also labor­
Lum ber Company have chartered
Sap
plat ni
mm
POWDER
%
$
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JSan h o f C o ttcu jo G r o v e
%
a
si
m
m
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RADIUMITE DOLLAR RAZOR STROP i i » ' ’
A HAZOR GIVEN FREE To The PURCHASER of EACH STROP ■ «O N E S
CALL TODAY AS THEY ARE GOING F A S T . ' ' ’T!'?
Steamers to ship their product by
this route, and mstend o f having to
close down their mills are enlarging
the capacity, anticipating uo furth­
er trouble in disposing of their
lumber.
W hile we have no desire to do
or say anything against the C om ­
mercial C lu b 's plans or the propos­
ed Fn ;en." Cotvallis canal, we be­
lieve mir plan a g ood one and offer
it as a friendly suggestion.
W e've heard her oft repeat the stet.v Prof, liaab Thursday shortly after ers $2.50 a day. Address P. V.
Of our precious Saviour's love,
his Excellency stepped front the Cooper, Black Butte, Oregon. 13-3t
And as she spoke a beam of glory
Alliance, for a half holiday be­
W ANTED TO R E N T — A furnish­
Bested on her from above
We all ere lon g shall be called over
And shall meet each other there,
To live in peaee with God forever
Free from sorrow , pain and care.
.i — n L kr .
cause o f his visit to the Bay. Prof.
Ra«b promptly nipped such enter­
prise in the hud, Imt we predict
that such enterprise in a young fel­
low will make a winning in spite »if
Prot. Raab.— Coos Bay Harbor.
ed or partly furnished house of four
or five rooms for the summer,
from the 1st to the 15th of June.
Leave word at this office or phone
G raphophorve
F R E E
lutely.
Miss Flov Lee nf Divide, stiu'eil ut
thè home of W. Y Wheeler, l’ rlday
night.
M r Siici th tonde n tr ip lo Cottage
lì rovi».
Gitilo a largì» company of friends
and relatlves surprlsod Mrs. I). Owrn
by romitig to Iter home tu spemi thè
evenlng Satnrday. l'Iiey esine at thè
reipieat of In r daugllter. Miss Amv,
and etijoyed a plensnnt evenlng. Ice
eream and eake was serveil.
Attorney \ C Woodcock of Eu-
| gene, who was —nt to San Fran­
cisco to tender tiie money put up
by about 50 Eugene people for the
purpose of having timber lands itt
the Southern Pacific company’ s land
grant has returned from the Bay
City. He a y s that whou ho ten
l’Ia» new ba i man on the-rock-i
tiered the money it was promptly
pile law
now m force. The man
re.used and that die officials in the
who i s -ci
I with an uncontr tlla-
office became angry and little short
1)1** haukerin*: t** .apport some oth ­
of ordered him out- The matter will
er woman in preference to his wife,
now be taken into the courts and
it complaint i made, can l>e sen-j
those who have put their money
A Surprise Party.
tencod for "ite year to put in Itisi
into the pool have hopes of a de­
time on a rock pile at one dollar a ! The I,. O. T M's. gave a very cision soon to f.uve the company to
day mil found,
fh e man gets the pleasant party at the home of Mrs sell.
“ fou n d " and his wife the dollar. Fullmer, in honor of Mrs Fullmer.
Great Scot-
what misery
Eve I Mtn. Harding imd Mrs. Tom Gill. (
Attention Horsemen
brought into this world.
Each was presented with a lieauti-
The Leader i *b office has just
ful present as au appreciation for
W ednesday was "P ea ry Day” their faithful service in the order. bought several new horse cuts and
aition ihn public schools. A col- ' A good time wns rnjoyeit by all is prepared to print horse bills at
I* cti it w s taken among the pupils present, refreshments were served, : very reasonable prices. Horsemen
i''r !umls 1.1 equip another expedi-1 and all departed with pleasant will do well to call before placing
non by Peaty to the north pole.
I memories.
their order elsewhere.
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S ILK CREEK ITEMS
B. F. Irvin, editor of the Corval
lis Times, and Kuthyn Turney, of j
Wanted
Mr. and Mrs. Frank and John the Corvallis Gazette, have been
Pamewood went to Ynmhlll «-utility indicted by tbe Federal Grand Jury * Half dozen full-blood black Miti-
Chicago anarchists wero allowed 1 Inni week.
on a charge of sending through the oica bens. Enquire at this office.
to parade thè sliects o f tliat city I Mrs. A. C. Sctdey attended oluirch mail papers containing lottery ad
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thè otln r dav, po-ung as sympathts- hereHatui dav. u l s o Miss I lutile Wlieel- vertisements.
T h e indictments
1*1 s ol Mu\er. H iywood and Petti-
er of Col lag.* Greve.
were returtj '<l into court Tuesday
bone, llam ling thè red (lag and
M ls s e s Winule and Variati Presser morning, and in each case Assistant
c .in v ili" haitners "li whieb was visitisi friends bere thè last of thè U. S. Attorney Cole asked that *
plinti .I sucli scnte.n i sn s " T o bell j week.
bench warrants issue for the arrest 1
with Ih ■ coiistitu tion ," and others ì Mrs. Henry Prake is spendlng sev­ of the editois and that bail be
eipially in ulling t ' thè A m erican! era! days in onr neiglihorlmod.
j fixed at $500. The maximum pen i
Occasionally persons desiring
people and natimi. The m ob was |
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Invilir of Pi ally is imprisonment for one year j
to piirchnsea Grapophone con ­
compiiseli nf l'aliatis, Dagoes and
clude that they can secnrealow -
vide, «ere vislting with friends bere and a fine of $500.
othet foreignet
all wearing a
badge in silila *1 "U ndesirahle oit-
i/.en," which simuli! be burned on
thcirfiiichc .i l'
The city author
ities bave nlloivi *1 a glaring insult
to In* . il* ic I thi citizeit o f Chicago
which thè American people caiinot
help hot "ver<*l\ censure them (or.
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CANCER, P.AKBL’Rf,’ TTCt?
»'
*f- Hy t; ; I r i '». t! it i ot itn ,*r
;rni:
pa;** • : ,hayl;».g t..»vj s, hair shaving brushes, and in the air itself.
1 r
price on a machine by buying
at Eugene. Portland, or by
sending East. We want to make
those |H*rsons the follow ing
proposition:
Anyone iayiiiK proof before 11 s
to tin* effect that they or any of
their friends have purchased or
can purchn.-t>, any ty|«» of Edi­
son. Columbia or Ylotoruraph-
ophone or records nt nnv of tlie
nliov»* mentioned places, any
cheaper tlmn we are selling the
same, will I h * given a lirnpho-
phone absolutely free. Every
agent is bound by the sameeast-
iron contract to sell only at the
prices fixed by the factory and
any agent doing otherwise is
promptly suspended.
When yon buy elsewhere you
are simply out the express,
freight or vour ear fnreln trans­
action.
Huy from your local dealer
w ho shel»* to stay and make
■' I all gu iron tee.
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