Cottage Grove leader., August 16, 1910, Image 4

C o tta g e ( 3 r o v e % e a fc e r .AL0/R“ E COTTAGE
™ GROVE
Dealh of W. T. Kayser.
1
Everything In Hardware
And Farm Implements
William T . Kayser, a prominent
and highly esteemed citizen of
David Hendricks Tells a Novel S to ry - Cottage Grove, died at his home
Says 8000 People Would Marry— in this city Friday August 12,
' Incorporateci
Wants State wide Consideration.
1910, alter a brief illness from
One for the Other
stomach and heart complications.
W. (E. donner,
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i20itor anï> ADanagcr
Deceased was liorn in Pottsville, |
puüliobcP toon? Cnet'Cao
(Pacific Homestead.)
Penn., Nov. _>3, 1849, and was I
He tells it in the following way: therefore inj years, 8 mouths amij
Entered in the post office at Cottage (trove, Oregon as second-class mail matter
hilh '
It has been given out that man’s 19 days old at the time of his j
am i
death.
He
was
united
in
marriage
j
derma ot Subscription.
love is au insane desire on his part
fimi
One year (in advance).............................................................................. $1.50 to pay a woman’s board bill dur­ to Miss Martha J. Davis in Black |
Either by the sack or barrel anywhere in to w n .
ing her natural lifetime. 1 detiy Oak church, Caldwell county, I
Six months.....................................................................................................
\
ou
can order in any way most convenient to your­
Missouri,
on
October
25,
1875,
|
this, for 1 know several men, in ­
Three months................................................................................................
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cluding myself, who are head over and came to Washington in 18821
self. I lie best way is to order enough so you wili
heals in love, and at least one of thence to Elmira, Lane county, j
not run out just at the wrong time. For once you
COTTAGE G RO VE, ORRGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1910
them is a vice versa to the prob­ Oregon, in 18.89, where for about
use our flour no other kind will satisfy you as well.
lem. lie would rather the woman twelve years he was engaged in
HOW THE WHISKY RING
Mere is another one from the he loves lie possessed of the exper­ the general merchandise business!
Lots of first-class bakers will tell you so.
WOULD SKIN THE FARMER Greater Home Rule Association, ience, strength and business tact, and farming anil also took a prom ■
written specially for editors, l>e-; if not already acquired wherewith­ iueiit part in the affairs of this
The farmer and the tanner’s girl cause, the writer savs, they weild al to manage the affairs of life county. Eight years ago he came
and boy are just as liable to be­ a powerful influence, and there is, whereby its burdens would be to Cottage Grove after selling his
interests at Eltnira, and soon be­
come victims to the saloon and its no violet scented flattery a I tout lessened iustead of increased.
vile influences as the young and that. Several days ago the As­
Thousands of people have tried came closely identified with the
old town residents are and th e ! sociation wrote ns about Kill Jones to explain what love is, and as interests of this city being always
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farmer must also dig down in his and Sissy f'arlsey, whose rnutter- many thousands have left the ques­ public spirited and enterprising.
jeaus pockets and foot his propor­ iugs the Democrat took pleasure in tion for the individual solutiou, as He was engaged in the real estate
tion of the court expense for puncturing, which this so called uufathomed as the problem of business with W. B. Huff for sev­
every drunken crime committed as Home Rule Association says it time and space or the distance eral months and for a year or
h * r v e s t l v ,;
a result of the saloon, yet these wanted to grab our attention like from Alpha to Omega. There’s more he conducted the dray busi­
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AMO
r¡¿
very wise advocates of the saloon a boa constrictor, so that we where the human thinker ceases to ness in this city at which time he
HIM
T W IN E .
/ft
• ••••
vital. You
' 011 bet)
l,et, I act liecause
l>ecause the well is dry. There received a slight injury from a
keep telling us that the towns and would know it is vital.
)IO patei)t on love and it cannot trunk falling upon him which
cities should have the right to you, it is vital—to Portland saloon
regulate their own saloon alfairs keepers, who wish to dominate the be copyrighted, though the brands afterwards gave him considerable j
as provided by initiative bill No. state. This whisky is one l'lat of it in tue
the Human
human anatomy are trouble and possibly hastened his |
328. However, it is observed that affects the fanner and everybody, legion. Mankind was so created fatal illness. The dray business |
this bill does not provide that and on November 8th there is go­ through the instrumentality of was sold to the present proprietors!
cities and towns shall take care of ing to lie a big NO cast to the nature that love became one’s first about a year ago.
Burial of H. W. Scott.
Included in bis property holdings
the saloon made paupers, the sa question of the voting the saloon ■ instinct. I.ove of mother, love of
in
or
out,
and
when
you
come
to
is
a
farm
near
Saginaw
and
con­
loon made widows and , orphans
home, love of country, yet first of
siderably property in this city.
and the enormous saloon made No. 328 and .529 the Democrat is all, love for the Creator.
With brief, services at the fam­
Mr. Kayser was a genial and ily residence and a sltorl Masonic
criminal court expense. They are flat-footed in advising people to
There is unity in love. Imbued
Pear and other trees sold direct to
perfectly willing that the farmer put a cross between 329 and No. by its spirit, akin to independence, highly esteemed gentlemen, always ritualistic ceremony at the grave, planters. You save agent’s profits and
and all other outside of town tax ­ — Albany Democrat.
. this great nation was born and optimistic, with a glad hand and the late Harvey W. Scott, editor get the l>est. Choice dry grown 4-6
payers should assist in paying
has grown and thrived as no other courteous greeting for his fellow of the Oregonian, was buried in stock. W rite for prices and names of
these bills. Vote down bill No.
The Drain Nonpareil admits in in the history of the world. The man. lie united with the Metho­ Riverview Cemetery Sunday after­ last season's customers; ask them nlxmt
our trees.
328.
in a recent editorial that Williams love of self-government and the dist Episcopal church at the age noon. The last rites were in keep­
county was projected simply for love of right against wrong is the of 18 years and ever lived a devot­ ing with his open expressed idea Gazley Bros.’ Nursery
of a funeral, a short service, strip­
WILLIAMS VS. NESMITH.
Ceow onville, Oregor\
the purpose of defeating the more best part of man’s make up Most ed and consistent Christian life.
He leaves to mourn their great ped of eulogy and ostentation.
legitimate and worthy Nesmith certainly lie who is without love is
The cortege was long and march- j
Don’t worry Brother Parker, and couiitv movement, but since it lias without a soul. Eight thousand loss a widow, an adopted son, a
rant in the columns of your little discovered that the initiative pro- as good people as (Pod ever let live brother in Kansas, a sister in Cal­ ed with slow tread in cadence!
Drain paper about which county, vides for the adjustment of over- are here banded together. All ifornia, and a niece, Mrs. Tom | with the funeral dirge.
The procession was made up of j
Nesmith or Williams, will receive lapping of boundary lines in coiiu- love their country, their state their Bailey' of Eugene, as well as a
There is one way to save
On view here. Admire tlieir hand­
“ the most votes in November.” ty division matters, and that Nes- home and tlieir fellow matt. They host of friends in this county. personal associates, for it consist :
your piano and that is by
some and splendidly finished cases
Funeral
services
were
conducted
ed of none but Masons and men |
Bear in mind the Nesmith county mith, froth its prestige and wide ask to help and not to hinder the
that make them such a beautiful
at
the
family
home
Sunday
morn­
representing
all
departments
of
a
!
advertising,
will
no
doubt
be
ere-1
growth
of
the
country
they
love,
movement w:is up before the last
article of furniture
ing
by
Rev.
Robert
Sutcliffe,
paw-
metropolitan
daily
newspaper,
j
ated
by
a
vote
of
the
people
and
Without
injury
to
their
fellow
man
legislative session and came near
Drop
me
a
postal
and
I
’ll
tor
of
the
M.
K.
Church
and
the
Members of the family, relatives j
winning out regardless of the fagt receive every inch of territory with they ask for the privilege of marry-
call. Work guaranteed.
that the bane and Douglas county iti its proposed boundary lines, ing the woman capable by strength remains were escorted to the dejiot and a few close, personal friends, |
legislators were all from the this Drain editor refusetli to be and intelligence as well as by corn- by the members of the local Ma­ including the active and honorary ;
petence already acquired. That sonic lodge of which deceased was pall bearers rode in carriages be- j
hostile towns of Eugene, Roseburg comforted.
Iowever for tlieir greatest quality.
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the Goddess of Justice bearing the an honored member. Six prom­ hind the hearse.
and Drain, but matiy representa­
Its richness and volume prove that
The religious services were con­
T. C. Wheeler was circulating scales of justice and equality be inent local Masons serving as
C o tta g e Grove, Oregon I our pianos are the equal of any,
tives and senators went home with
a determination to rebuke the Eu­ initiative nominating petitions fo r placed over their own clock whose pall bearers accompanied the re­ ducted by Rev. Titos. L. Eliot, j
| the superior of many. And you
gene and Roseburg rings and II. W.Thompsou for county judge pendulum will ever swing out the mains and the bereaved family to minister emeritus of the first I ’ni- \
| can purchase one without feeling
Goats for Sale.
vindicate Nesmith if given au op­ on the republican ticket, Monday, time and place for them to spend Oak Hill cemetery, 7 miles west tariau Church, of Portland.
! the cost. Ask how.
portunity and that opimrtuuity is If Cottage Grove and vicinity is to ! their own money for the benefit of Eugene where the last sad rites
Thirty-eight
Angora
goats
for
itow afforded. Prom the great remain in Lane county, or become j and betterment of the whole peo- were held, and the remains inter­
“ What great wandering body, ” sale. Inquire of Ed Angel, Sagi­
amount of advertising the Nesmith the seat of govermeut of Nesmith j pie. The people of this state could red by the side of those of a de­ asks the teacher, “ which is large­ naw, Oregon.
parted
sister.
The
pall
bearers
county movement has received and county, there is no man whom the show no grearer love for rigliteous-
ly composed of gas, and which
the fact that it was the first and I.eader would rather see elected to ness and justice than tc attend the were: Attorney J. E. Young, Geo. travels at terrific speed and puzzles
one of the most needed and worthy the office of county judge of Lane ceremonies on November 8 and Atkinson, \V. B. Huff, Geo. <) the scientists while amazing and
Lost or stolen— 18 foot log
new county projects launched in county, which Mr. Thompson is become Godfathers to our first-born Knowles, J . V. Thornton and VV. alarming nearly all its beholders,
I chain, three-eight li, in Cottage
( ’.rove, August 6. Inform Joe
this state, and with the wide-spread so efficiently and satisfactorily fill whose name is Nesmith, placing T . Hankins. The bereaved fam­ recently attracted the attention of
support it is receiving its creation ing now, as this self same Heltnus ait X on the right side as a witness ily have the heartfelt sympathy of the entire world?” “ Teddy Roos­
Edwards, Comstock, Ore. (A 16)
¡that the name will ever be an hon- the entire community in tlieir great
is practically assured and it will W. Thompson.
evelt,” yawns the fat boy at the
bereavement.
"
or to the state we love.
receive two votes to Williams
end of the row.— Life.
Just now tlie people of this com­
county’s one, from the fact that
The celebration of the 1‘atiama.
Why You Should l)o It.
munity are taking great interest in
Aged Citizen Dies.
liecause 8000 people, your
the people are learning that there Canal is au epoch-making event
For Sale At Bargain.
fruit growing, small farming and
...
.
,
is nothiug legitimate or sincere and the entire West should
line up to s u p p o r t
San ) ««If»»»»™ ask you to do it. Do
irrigation,
and in order to supply
Calvin
Bunch,
aged
74
years,
about the Williams county move­ Francisco in her effort to secure you love your neighbor as your-
12 acres, house, barn, 3 chicken in formation along these lines to
au honored resident of the com­
ment, hut that it was simply Eederal recognition of her claim self?
houses, wood house, cellar, spring,
launched to embarass or defeat the as the proper site for holding the | Because it will make greater munity. died Wednesday at the 55 fruit trees, garden, grain % acre those who want it, the Leader has
secured a low club rate with one
residence of his daughter, Mrs. B.
,ove.
worthy and almost assured of proposed celebration of the com- and better lbe stale
1 cow, 1 calf, 100 chickens, cheap
of the best coast journals devoted
of the l’aiiatua Canal in
,,
,
.
11.
Lee,
at
Divide,
five
miles
south
success Nesmith county movement. pleliou
jg jtj
Because the creation of Nesmith
if taken at once. Barticulars F . A. to these enterprises— “ The Or­
on a ball of hinder twine
of
here,
of
typhoid
fever.
He
was
| county will indirectly benefit you,
Clow, Cottage Grove, Oregon.
guarantees length, strength,
chard, Farm and Irrigation,” pub­
born
in
Michigan
in
18.56,
came
'1 lie eight model towns o f ( Ire- directly benefit hood jieople and
They coutinue to have to guard
smoothness, freed’bm from
lished at San Francisco, and here'!
to
Minnesota
when
about
18
years
gon
are
all
“
dry”
towns—Pendle
knots, and from all the
not injure a single soul.
Roosevelt, but in the jungles of
Good Horse lor Sale.
is our offer:
ton, Albany, Eugene, Newburg,
troubles and delays which poor
Ifecause we want to grow. Thou of age, and was married there to
Africa he took care of himself. Cottage Grove, Grants Bass, Me
“ The Leader,” one year
S 1.56 1
twine causes. This is thu
Miss Marretta Reeve, July 4, 1862.
Are men worse than lions?— Dem­ Minnville and Ashland. Queer sands of honest people have been
Three-year-old Cleveland bay, “ Orchard, Farm, Irrigation” 1.00
tag we put on every ball of
Here
lie
resided
for
26
years,
and
kept down because they were not
ocrat.
isn’t it?
genuine
sound
as
a
dollar,
good
work
horse,
four children were born to the
I
given a chance.
gentle. For further particulars in­
Total $ 2.50
Because the right of self-govern­ couple. November 1888, settling quire of W. E- Beck, Cottage
Both papers for one year fo rS 1.75
ment is the foundation of the na­ on Silk creek five tniles from Cot­ Grove, B. O. box 561.
'I'llis offer will not remain open j
tage
Grove,
where
they
lived
for
tion we love. A vote against Nes
long.
mith county is a stroke at the over 20 years. Mr. Bunch is sur­
foundation of the liest country in vived bv his widow and two daugh­
ters, Mrs. 11. B. Lee of Divide,
Two Milch Cows (or Sale.
the world.
We can show you the goods and they are a great saving
Look for i t Insist on it. Ply­
and Mrs. William McCoy of Silk
upon your knees, palience and purse when you clean house.
mouth Twine is made of the most
Two good tnilcli cows for sale. |
Creek.
The
funeral
was
held
L. E. Beau of Eugene, the as­
carefully selected material, in the
Inquire
C.
Henry
Haight,
Sagi­
oldest yet most modem cordage
sembly candidate for joint senator Thursday at the Silk creek Ad­
naw, Oregon. Rhone 77x4.
2t
mill in the United States. Eighty,
for Linn and Lane cauuties, is ventist church.
five years of experience and square
the tuan who introduced a bill in
dealing stand back of every ball
WANTED
The support the Portland hotel
that heart the wheat-sheaf trade
the last legislature making it a
mark. Plymouth Twine is chcapct
misdemeanor to vote in the legis­ men are getting from the < tregon
in the long run because it is better
Middle aged lady, general house­
lature for the senatorial candidate Bress on their “ Greater Home
—works better and goes farmer.
work
including
washing.
Wages
receiving the highest of the people’s Rule Association” scheme must
$4 |ier week, city. Rhone 8.84 or
votes, unlawful for the people to lie anything but comforting. The
address B. (). Box 255.
Leader
lias
failed
to
note
any
elect a U. S . senator. Think of
putting a mail of that calibre in indorsement of it except from the
j A girl wanted for general liouse-
office. No wonder he is au as­ Salem Journal and Oregonian.
| work iu a small family. For par-
sembly candidate, says the Albany
Broduce good results.
If you ticulara apply at the leader office,
Democrat.
send your physician's prescriptions
' T te
to us they will be most carefully
CVAdt'-'T’
No town will grow when her
compounded and only the purest
.» -i. and freshest of Drugs will be used.
people are satisfied with present
TH
V i or fieri
conditions. The citizens must
We always carry a large supply of
** svilii
rcn g tlt Lnd ras®
show a disposition to go after more
SHOE WKoCare
t h e y „Iw ay fl pic«»© *
population, large factories, bigger
payrolls and other things to help
That this stuff for the diniug room­
H o. 2 1 6 3 - A b t n i i m i r in n 's
the town before others will be at­
o f » e n v m * A in tru lta n k * n « a r o o I r a tk e r
TW O
H O R SE
ed kitchen Once down, always down.
a lw a y s fftouv - n d in fin itely m o re r e m fo r-
tracted by its advantages.
that we can highly recommend.
l* b ic th a n p a te n t le a th e r . S h o r t fo rt p art
w ith a m p le to e ro o m , y e* ffTMeefti] in
O V ER A LLS
In all cases our prices are worthy j
• v a ry lin e.
A “ S e n a te ” sho o wi*h old
f a z L j o c J b a rk ta n n . ! aolea.
of
your
notice.
Breeding Ewei For Sale.
H A M BY
eDtal'liishcC 1887.
Xeafcev publiabino Company
WE
Now
D ELIV ER FLO U R
is the Time to Buy that New Rake or Binder
SPRAY-WYNNE
COMPANY
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Twine
Rugs
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P\ire D ru gs
r
Patent Medicines
Linoleum
SIMERAL & VANDENBURG
••THr. F U R N I T U R E D E A L E R S ”
I have 24 good breeding ewes,
Cotswold, for sale. For terms and
particulars app^y to Easley Bros.,
Saginaw, Oregon.
LEV I STRA U SS
Benson's Pharmacy
Cottage Grove, Oregon
i
WheelerThompson Co.
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