Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, January 19, 1909, Image 2

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    BIG GASH CLEARANCE SALE FOR JANUARY !
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On all our $12,000 stock of Furniture,
Carpets, Matting, Linoleum, Lace Cur­
tains, Blankets, Paints and Wall Paper.
OFF
Everything Cut Dow n.
Come and See for Yourself
Veatch. O. Lawson
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER.
It looks like the liugene Register \
CIRCUIT COURT
editor would suppress such articles1
JURORS DRAWN
as the following named, which a p -,
peared in Friday’s daily: “ A firm j
Following is a list of the south
believer in small farm tracts. G.
Lane circuit court jurors drawn by
C. Millett tells the Register his ex- j
the county commissioners' court at
perience, ” The advocacy
and,
its present session who will be
practicability of dividing the great
called upon for duty during the
farms and donation land claims up!
present year:
SEMI W E E K L Y .
into smaller tracts in order to pro­
One Year
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That’s
right
boys,
if
you
ca
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’t
Bohemia— B. F. Pitcher, farmer:
I .o0
Six Months
mote and advance the country’s
Three Months
.78 answer an argument, get funny.
J. F. Hunt, fanner.
interests, to increase the country’s
The Leader received a brief dis­
We refer to those Koseburg editors
Creswell— Geo. E. O'Neal, farm­
wealth and population and estab­ patch from Salem just before going
C O T T A G E G R O V E . OREGON.
who have heads shaped like a
er; J. F. Weeks, farmer; John
Located on the upper Willamette River
lish a greater Oregon, affords to press today announcing the
144 miles south of Portland on Southern Pa­ piece o f pie with the (minted end
Scott, hotelkeeper; R. G. Brady,
cific and Oregon A South Eastern Railroads,
equally as strong an argument and election of Governor Geo. E.
’opulation 2.VM); two hanks; public and high
up. Their measurement across
farmer; Lucas Cowgill, farmer; C.
'hools, five churches; water, light and sew-
is identical in principle to the Chamberlain for U. S. Senator
. systems; creamery , Hour mill; two brick
the head from ear to ear is aiso
A . Reetz, farmer; Albert Ziniker,
/ards; saw mills; wood work factory; match
county division idea.
Pioneer from Oregon, the house and senate
factory; steam laundry and the L e a d e r .
identical with their measurement
farmer.
Oregon was composed o f less than concurring, thus carrying out the
across the foot from ankle to
I 0 U S T M E S AND RESOURCES.
West Cottage Grove— W . S.
one-half of the counties and repre­ will of the people as expressed
Great forests of timl>er tributary to Cottage
ankle.
Bennett, farmer; William Medley,
Grove; fifteen saw mills; Ihree shingle mills,
sentation in the legislature, which at the last general election. Tis
within a radius of IS miles. Headquarters
farmer; Emmett M. Sharp, farmer;
for Itoliemia gold mines and black butte
Tureasonable demands and spite it has today. Suppose that those well!
quicksilver mines; valleys and foot hills
II. H. Veatch, merchant; N. W.
well adapted to fruit growing, farming and work never win anything, says the great counties o f pioneer Oregon,
TH E VOTE.
dairying. For information regarding this
White, farmer; Walter N. Wheeler,
great country subscribe for the
Roseburg Review. It’s a dead many o f which were and are still Chamlierlain, house .14, senate, 19.
fanner; John A . Powell, farmer:
sure tbiug then that Koseburg and greater iu area than any o f the Cake, house 14, senate. .4.
Eniest L. McReynolds, farmer.
TUESDAY. JANUARY 10 , 190 *».
Eugene obstructionists will not New England states, should have Fulton, house 12, senate 7.
Fast Cottage Grove — Joseph
win out iu their fight against Ore inaugurated the same nonprogres­
W icks, clerk; J. C. Porter, capita­
No matter in what part o f the gon’s progress and advancement sive aud selfish opposition to county
list; William Bainbridge, farmer;
embodied iu the plan for the division through their county seat
city you reside you are equally in­
Joseph M. England, farmer; W il­
terested in a city park with the creation of the new county of “ booster” clubs, which Eugene
liam llemenway, farmer: John S.
Nesmith.
and Roseburg have inaugurated
rest o f us and should vote for it.
Allen, farmer; John R. Cooley,
at this time, against the creation
clerk; John Kirk, clerk: James
The fight lieiug waged by the o f Nesmith county and as these
i » w m w M X M M t w a c « « * I.ebow, fanner; John S. Milne,
Oregon will soon lie 50 years liugene Register against the fair,
old, but, only a kid in its develop­ just, worthy and progressive move­ obstructionists desire, there could
real estate: N. II. Martin, timber
Those residents o f Lane and cruiser.
ment and would ever remain such ment inaugurated by the citizens be no appeal to a more progressive,
and
more Douglas counties who are figuring
if the Eugene and Roseburg of South Lane county for the crea­ more unprejudiced
W allace P r e c i t i c j t — W . J. i
knockers could have their way. tion of Nesmith couuty, should be liberal tribunal, where, oil where, on having the legislature cn ite a Haynes, farmer; Henry I). Baugh­
would Oregon lx* today? The new county composed o f ter. itory
resented by every citizen residing answer is obvious. Oregon, un­ taken from both these counties man, farmer: Alfred Doolittle, 1
farmer.
The Roseburg “ O ily” News in this territory. There is one Eu­
fortunately has been cursed with might do well to ascertain whether
Sagiuaw—John Hostettler, farm- |
the legislature has authority to
says: " A girl will often select a gene daily which, while not favor­
this selfsame nouprogressive and
take such action. One of our er; James Groom, farmer; Perry j
husband with less thought than ing county division, is liberal and
selfish public policy, which to a constitutional amendments prohib­
Casteel, farmer; D. P. Caldwell, j
she will select a ribbon.” Con­ fair in its attitude toward our
great degree, is due the fact that its the legislature from creating a
farmer; Jas. L. Hunter, fanner.
sidering the fact that brother people. We refer to the Eugene
she is years behind her more pro­ municipal corporation by special
Siuslaw— A . If. Addison, farm j
Hates is a married man, we believe Guard, aud request our people to
act
aud
the
courts
have
held
that
gressive sister states o f W ashing­
even- word o f the foregoing.
a county is a municipal corpora­ er; George Betts, farmer; Edward
bear this fact iu mind.
ton and California in everything'
tion. While this particular point E. Farman, farmer; J. N. Crow, I
which goes to make up a great has not been passed upon by the
farmer; Herbert M. Doty, farmer: j
commonwealth, Knock the k n ock-(cou rts, it might very easily appear
BertJ. Denham, farmer; John P. j S
era!
that the legislature can create a Frady, farmer: Irving W . Petrie
new county only by means o f a farmer.
general law under which the
People
who
d
on
’t
understand
people o f the territory affected
■a the (act that the m .ny w o r n ., suffer froa, —. . .
sense
and
ca
n
’t
talk
sense
may
be
Born.
d i .ease nl the d istinctly I t a i a Ì M o r | u i . a .a d
might propose and adopt the new
for m oth erh ood . T hi. eaa I
classed among the impossible peo­ county project —Oregonian.
ple. The editor o f the Koseburg
Review belongs to this class, be­
L O N G FE LLO W — T o the wife o fj
Milton Ixmgfellow, in this city.
ing unable to meet the Leader's
The I-eader has entertained a
C a r e , the w .a h
Jan. IS, 1909, an eight pound I
argument favoring the division o f suspicion that Editor Shutt of the
It a c t. d ir.c tly on
i e o n c .r a a d ii
girl.
the large, undeveloped, unwieldy Drain
Nonpareil,
would
bear
Mroaff. yi
counties o f Lane and Douglas he watching ever since he “ throwed
This family arrived here lately j
•'F avorit. P m criptioa
tries to dispose o f the question by- us d ow n " on county division. from Coullee, Washington, having I
period o f expectancy ■
attempted witticisms or dirty flings Now as evidence that he is a bold,
almost p aiate«. It
purchased the Jack Brumbaugh
at Cottage Grove.
had man, we call attention to the
or<aa., .a d ia n r e . a __
tea tiffed to it. a i.rre to o .
following from the last issue of place on Mosby creek, which they j
It Make» Weak Wt
will take possession o f in a short
Portland points with pride to his paper: " A mail may feel
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guilty the first times he fools his time.
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ao m "
i—
her beautiful city park. Cottaxe
wife, hut after that he begins to
co n iai., mit a drop of .Icohnl m d n « ‘".
t f U b * T r £ « Ï £ * ìl£ r i.«
Grove can do likewise if her peo­ think what a smart man he is to
draff.. I. a par* fftyenc ex tra« a< haaliaff, aativa * i» .r u .l ,T ‘u ,e |w w *
Dry wood for sale. Inquire of
ple vote right tomorrow.
be able to do it ."
Veatch & Anderson.
I
There is some satisfaction in the
reflection that if we fail to create
Nesmith county this winter we
THK I.RADEK PUBLISHING CO (Ino.)
will have succeeded in creating a
C o n n e r A D u B r i i m k ,
K d lt o r n
whole lot of attention to Cottage
Knterwl at the (Cottage d rove postonico as ses- Grove.
Note the free advertising
oiid-claHs matter.
we are getting at Roseburg and
Eugene. It has lieen a great ad­
8UKHCKIPTION KATKS
vertising scheme.
Weekly, one year, 51.SO.
months
T u e s d a y s a n d F r id a y s .
GOVERNOR GEO.
E. CHAMBERLAIN
IS O.S. SENATOR
Elicili lia i I n Wait
IN T H E L I N E O F
Family Groceries, New Dry Goods
Fine Laces and Embroideries
Ladies’ and Gents Shoes
AT
JOHNSON’S STORE
Everything new and no-to-date. Best brands and grades ot
Fresh Groceries. Country Produce I «night and sold. Call and
see what a dollar will buy at W. C. JOHNSON’S.
Seat towns 9
C OUNTY
are always against «
county division.—Port- j
land Daily Journal.
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Strong Healthy Women
j K Z t K S Ä S iT S J S C E ;
Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
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Watch for our announce­
ment later. In the mean­
time remember we are
Headqnarters to Hardware
COTTAGE GROVE
FLOUR
MILLS
All Kinds of
Mill Feed
G r a in
an d Hay
C H AS. M A T T H E W S . Proprietor.
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