Lane County leader., April 24, 1903, Image 4

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THINGS ARE DOINGi
YOU SEE, IT’S LIKE THU
A. E. Hearns, the democratic nomi­
nee for Congress in the First Congres­
r U H M H tlK I) BYKU Y F R ID A Y
sional District, was Imru in Jackson­ Among the Local W. 0. W.
A . C. » 41NNKU. Killtor
unit | N | M M
ville, Or., in PCI.
He comes from
Getting Ready for the Big
t from home, it’s your duty to »
Entered at the Cottage G rove poet Southern stock, his father, Thomas
If von work for yoiii' money, or
County Demonstration.
sts von nothin**' to . .
. office as second-class matter.
G. Keatnes, having come to Oregon
I tend it to the lx*>t «i(lvaiita¿ít*.
ft o n Kentucky in the pioneer duys of
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S tH S C H IIT IO N K a TE-S
Is52, and liis mother is a native of
The local Camp, Woodmeu of the
One Year
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- •!.*> Missouri.
World
and
Circle,
Women
of
W
ood­
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Evan Hearns received his primary craft held a joint gathering last Sat­
A pint I dark color mens pants ]i
Children.«* I lost* .‘I pair: for
II ttalil m advance but il net m paid
Mens Corduroy pants
uutnirin rats ul «1.0» per » * « »1» be cftanasl. education in the public schools of urday evening in honor of a visit
Ladies lioso for
Advsrttsinic rates ina>ls known on apple atliili Jacksonville, and then attended the from Mr. Geo. K. Rogers, one of
Wom ens heavy shoos
Ladies
drop
siiteli
hose
15c
to
University of the Pacific at San Jose, the prominent members of the or­
Womens niee dross shoos
Childrens handkerchiefs, each Ml
F B I P A I , A P B I L H MM Cal. Later he was a student at the der, who visited them in the inter­
University of Oregon.
Before com ­ est of the coming Lane county “ log­
Tilt* best shoe ever sh ow n ...
Largv size Turkish towls
Lane county Is the first to place an pleting his course at Oregon's leading rollin g" to be held in Eugene on
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Hoys
l»i1
1
overalls--------------
71» I »¡strict school shoes 12 to 2.1;
exhibit o f her product* lo the infor educational Institution, Mr. Rcatnes May 15th.
Moils light sweaters
went to Lexington, Va., and entered
Illation bureau in Potrtand.
Hi<>' st«lection boys hats 20c
After a brief session of the Camp,
Mens (ilk; sweaters for—
the law department of Washington during which business pertaining to
2nc, 2oc- the best for______
Cottage Grove slioiilil liuve u good and Lee University.
While there the part which Bohemia Camp
The best working shirt
baseball team and become a member Beanies won the debater's medal. He would take in the “ log -rollin g"
A line steel blade knife given
,”)H inch rod table linen, yard
o f the valle}’ league. A city without graduated from the la c department was arranged, the doors were open
with eaeh p airof boys shoes.
Mens
.$2.00
pants»-
—
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I
it baseball team Is not up to tile of the Virginia institution in 18!*), and ed to the ladies and friends.
American ideal.
'
immediately returned to Jacksonville
After a social session of an hour
for the practice of his profession. 8upper was spread and enjoyed by j
Hon. Binger Hermann made the However, Mr. Reumes remained in all. In response to au invitation,
v ttó T u p r
lirst speech of the s o c ia l congres­ Jacksonville but a short time, when Mr. Roger« «poke of the order iu
JT *T oi
sional campaign at Sulern Tuesday he formed a partnership with E. B. general and of the Lane county
se :
and spoke at Oregon City Wednesday Skipworth In Eugene.
This lasted demonstration in particular. A m on g1
He wus greeted by large enthusiastic until 1*!)2, when Beanies moved to other things he said:
crowds.
Portland and associated himself with
“ Our order is ouly twelve years
M. Idlenian in the practice of law old, yet it is already the largest r e -!
The Oregonian says that Mr. Her
In 1*9« Realties returned to Jackson serve collecting order in America.
liianu was let out of the land office at
ville, where for a time he prao'iced We hare distributed nearly *15,000,-
Washingteu liecuuse tlie President
law* in partnership with William v 000, have erected over lilKH) monu­
wanted him to return to Congress.
Colvig, which partnership was dis. ments over the graves of deceased
This is an Important piece of Informa­
solved a short time ago.
neighbors,’ ' have 240.000 members,
tion, if true, and it i- stated the P r e s i ­
Mr. Reumes married Miss Edith j n e grow ing at tlie rate of -1000 per
dent will confirm the statement when
Tongue in 1*»5. They have no child- uew.ili, and have one million, six
lie travels through the First District.
run. Mr. Reames wa* for three y-u r- hundred thousand dollars invested
Claude (bitch. <»f Salem, who was president of the Oregon Native Sons' in government bonds, over and
Cabin of Jacksonville, and for otn ■ hove all liabilities. In Oregon we
defeated for the republican congres­
year held the oil fie of grand presiueu ■ire particularly strong, being by
sional nomination is all right.
He
> Benson's Drug Store I
of the Native Sons of Oregbn. He . long odds, the largest iinternal so-
not only is wearing a Hermann badge,
a Sliriner in the Masonic order, and ciely in this state.
but ns president of the Salem republi­
belongs to the Red Men and the B. I*
The b ig celebration which we
can club is getting the club in shape
O. Elks.
will hold in Eugene lor Lane coun­
for a red hot campaign for Hermann.
ty next month, is but one of very
Cluilde Is made of the right stuff ami
Sentiment favoring the long-tulked- many such jubilee« which we have
the future promises much for him.
| nf new county project is growing lap- had in the past and will have in the
lte g fs te r .________________
; idly stronger in North Douglas ami future. However, it will rank well
Interesting Letters From our Country
Tlios. H. Tongue had Home when ' South Lane counties and as the de- with anv others that we have ever
near 7i**l majority in this district the velopment of the many pew Industries
Correspondents Detailing the
li'iHt time lie was voted for, hut there proceed in that section of the coun­
Neighborhood News.
were a whole lot of democratic votes try bordering on t lie Lane and Doug
to swell that republican majority as las division line, including the gold
I lave vim D\;imini‘(| those llijrh
well as ail the regular republicans who mines of the great Bohemia district
CRISP AND BREEZY LETTERS
—
Voted for him. That there is a lot of and the cipttabar mines of Blackbutte,
Lnidt* Needham Pianos at "The
Hermann democratic votes in the which are so much handicapped by
Hii-hardson Music House?”
C resw ell Item s.
district Will be demonstrated at thej reason o f being located in bothcoun-
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von
have not. it will pay you to
|tios, and their development thereby
polls in June.
Fred Moore came up from Eugene
stop
w’ut'ii passing' and take a
greatly retarded on account of the in­
Friday.
There are now four candidates in disposition on the | art of both comity
peep at them, for they are cer­
A. J. Johnson lias returned from
the Held for the spepinl election of a Itotirds to aid in developing the rich
tainly a marvel of beauty, and
a trip to Eastern Oregon.
congressman for tin* First District of country on their borders, will cause
tin*
tone cannot be
Oregon, to be held on Monday, June this sentiment favoring the establish­
t ieo Miller and family left for
All
art*
cordially invited to call
1st. us follows: Biuger Hermann, of ment of a new county out of North
Eastern Oregon, Monday, via Port­
nt our store whether they buy
Itoeeburg. republican ; A. E. Reames, Douglas and South Lane counties, to
land and the Dalles.
o f Jacksonville, dem ocrat. . I W. In­ so ai grow into u veritable demand on
or not . . . .
Trout are beginning to bite, one
gle, of ( invalile, si«dnli.-i . and NY. I*. | the part nr the people of this populen
Angler
is
said
to
have
caught
17
i
T
lie
stump
is
the
altar
o
f
W
o
o
d
­
Elmore, of Brownsville, prohibition prosperous and rapidly growing sei
tine ones recently.
1st..
tlon of the country, which is blessed craft. It was at this altar that our
pilgrim
fathers
first
knelt
and
pro-
There was a dance nt the AYood-
with «o many valuable natural resour­
The congressional election to be
ces As an evidence of this growing i claimed the liberty and equality of ninu Hall on Tuesday night given
held June 1st Is a special election.
mankind.
for the benefit of the C n swell brass
sentiment favorable to the establish­
The man who is elected will serve for
band.
ment o f a new count}, we quote one
one year only to till out the unexpired
had a ml its size and scope will as
Surveyor Collier was in town one
term of the latv lamented Thus. H. of the many letter* this office is re­ tunish all who are foresighted
Tongue.
In June, l:n>4, we hold ceiving from time to time. Mr Jacob enough to g o to Eugene at that day this week having done some i
(1 Allen, of Anlauf, Douglas county,
surveying for David Sears and I. H. last Friday morning to attend th e,T h e physicians sav there
another election, county and congres­
tune. Our parade will lie the largest,
funeral of uncle Job Spray.
hope for his recovery.
sional The man who is elected for under dati of April 22, writes : “ Please most elaborate, and richest in dis- Veil teh.
send mo a copy of your paper contain­
this short unexpired term will hardly
William Hawley and wife are
.
[day.
flouts,
biass
bands
anti
decora­
Dr.
Scarbrough
was
called
to
Jue|
i
i
"I here is a g o o d deal of nil
get started before he Is overtaken hv ing the article, Want a Now County.’ tions ever seen in Cenlral Oregon. Neal’ s home in Lynx Hollow Tiles
............... . . ?nak'Bg some ex»ennveii»r rovenDt8 ana squabbling between our I
I
wish
it
was
printed
in
pnmphict
another electlan.
form and
distributed
generally The whole day will be given up to day to prescril e for Mr Neals little 1ln ,be J*®1’8® “ Ud grounds of their city dailies, b u tft is of a bai
i present home, and will be glad to
to natm
nature and affords a kind of did
The only tiling that would defeat the throughout N oith Dougtus and South merrymaking, ami nil elaborate pro­ daughter.
have
their
many
friends
and
patrons
j sion
gram,
huf«
been
worked
out
which
1
republican candidate for congress Lane counties. I subscribed for your
Mrs Belle W’ ooleV
would he apathy of republican voters, paper yesterday through vour travel­ will be free to all.
while the public is about lile I
••In the evening the W oodmen o^f Grove w.is in town on Wednesday j hungry, or at any time hereafter.
who might stay at home thinking thut ing representative, J. M. Culp.”
miner who saw the snake and ]
and
Thursday
attendiuj
the
\Y.
C.
the World will initiate Jin candi­
the large majority in the district in-
We have heard “ measles” Fill we! cat fighting— “ d o n ’t care »
dates into the order. The Armorv T. U. convention.
Hurea election. While there is pro­
are sick and tired of ‘'measles." W e! which licks."
P e r t in e n t P a r a g r a p h s .
will
lie
the
scene
of
this
mammoth
lhe \\ . C. T. I . Iiehl their county are not from “ Missouri,” “ but would j
bably no doubt as to the election of
Mr. John S. Orch and Mias
This feature o f all the convention in the M. E. church ;it like to lie sited to " a comniunitv
Jliuger Hermann, tliere should be no
Office-holders never die.
.S oiik - initiation.
elaborate
series
of
events
will
Pe
the
Creswell
mistake made and every republican | times they are disabled,
1 on Wednesday April 15th. ! with no greater population/timi'can 1 H m " and Vlr«"^ T T ' '
otily one fiom wliich <he publie Several
should work and vote for Hermann
delegates were present from boast as. many cases of “ measles” in Tuesdav evening r T v Father’
The
next
time
you
complain
of
generali)
will
Ite
exeluded.’
other
points
The democrats will make a lively
the length of tune, as this community G en
nfH.-mi,,,.,
ti
i . i *
| being overworked, think of the time
Seveial candì lutea will be takeu
campaign of it and the republicans
At a meeting
of the Epwortl,
others who expect
!ir(. , M
^ h v"j.v pnm
w you waste.
lo Eli gene l-y Bohetnia Camp and
must work Just as hard as the op-1
atom held m rli- M
I.' ..1...—.1 to have the measles
.
,
.
‘
j voung people and have a widec
th.f
, E; ohnrph •
position if tliey ex|mct to win.
There are people in the world this Camp will also show up iu the t ^ T
!
of
friends.
They
will
reside j
do credit to T 7 ? '
^
\* I'"' foll° W,n«
who never work and who just sort parade in a manner
delegates were elected to attend
W a lk e r Notes.
There is soon to l»c a great gather­ of nbsorb a living.
Jacksonville the home of the g«
the ( amp mul to Cottage Grove.
♦heir convention to be beld nt Cor­
ing ol memlier» of the State Federa­
> and it; Amherst
Fletcher En ilnnd went to Anlauf
V o t i n g has begun iu the election vallis on May 1, •
News has been received in
It is well to keep out o f business
tion of Labor at LaOramie, Oregon.
•hat all the
forest rangers
Johnson, Gertrude Monday.
Delegates front every union in the wlieu there ore millions in i t —too of a queen for the Grunt's Pass Howe. Alack
Street Fair aud Carnival, to be held Hi msel and Irma Howe.
state will he present, making a total much competition, dont you see?
Geo. Sears was in the G rove! served last year have been disebs
j ed, and the presumption is that»
«»f about am i. There wilt be a great
Thursday.
file world owes every man a liv­ in June, under the auspices of the
_
Inien " i l l be employed, proto
lalmr union demonstration nt this ing; but the world is like the peo­ \\ uodmeu o f the World. A method
W ildw ood items,
Thurston DoaK visit.d nt Willard under some civil service exiuni»
tliue, the date having I,ecu fixed for ple in it, and often forgets to pay ha* been adopted that will draw the
Martin**, Sunday.
basis.
interest o f Southern Oregon towns
»he first Monday in May. C. V. its debts.
Ralph and Mary Hawley are quite
iu the election ot Carnival (Jueen. sick with measles.
tlarrv. state president. Is active in
Bud Porter was transacting busi­
Be.st cahlimtte photo*, #1.25 l*ri
General Corbin say* that “ uiar- Medford, Poaching, Jacksonville
working up this great convention of
j for a short time only, at SiianaM
riage makes a man a better soldier.” anil Gold Hill, as well as Grant’*
Vida Burnett visited at Anderson's ness in the Grove, Thursday.
laboring men. of which there are 24,-
t gallery opposite Masonic Hull,
That stands to reason.
The first l a«s. will all
have up candi­ at Star, the first of the week.
Rev. c. H. Wallace of the G rovel side.
1**1 identified with the Federation in
requisite o f a model soldier is to dates, and the town getting the
J. M. Culp has gone to Lorane spent Sunday at Air Fred W right's. 1
this state. A one and one-third fare obey orders.
largest number of votes for its this week in the interest of the Lane
will be granted by all railroads to
G. O. Wriker went to Eugene!
delegates.
A man iu 1’ortlnnd who married candidate will have the honor of County Lunin.
Wednesday to look after business
presenting
the
carnival
with
the
a girl named Pearl is now suing for
matters.
Master Philo Hawley visited at
The usual method of charg­
The latest postal law- ale that tlie divorce, alleging unhappiness on queen.
the
home
of
Mr
aud
Mrs
Wilham
R. Scott and Olga Martin of I
publisher can arrest anyone for fraud account of her fam ily's interfer­ ing so much per vote will be follow­ Hnwley, Tuesday.
Crmwell visited at F. Wright’ s ljne /
Probably when he got that ed.
who takes a pnfer and refuses to pay en ce."
F E N C E
John d u ck y is landlord at the evening this week.
for It. I nder the law, the mnu who gun of a wife lie didn't figure on
Albany is soon to install an all-dav
red budge hotel during the absenci
lets his subscription run along for the mother-of-Pearl to be thrown
•
lyde
Wright,
Ralph
and
Earnest
light service, and it i« proposed that of All . Bui nett s family
com e time unpaid and then leaves or- ¡ into the bnrgain.
Sears were put through their paces]
her ear system will be run hv
tiers - for it's discontinuance leaves]
Frank Leroy of
(trove i Tfide a in the W. O. W. at Creswell, Saiur-
A little girl tells what she knows electric ty. With us adv ■iueement
dav.
him liuble to arrest aud tine the same about K ing Solomon in the
follow in oilier directions Eunen« is be­ dying trip to W ildwood .ini urdav,
ns theft. It willl,
■n that many nig essay:
returning
Sunday
morning.
King Solomon was a hind S.il» m and Albany in local
Blanche Elliott and tier mother !
disputed points
disposed oí man who lived ever so manv years transportation facilities.
Mrs. Wilcox of Pl,.,1!(a
•Toe
Burnett
am!
family
are
by that decision,
down
Hill were '
h I« certainly I ago, and in the country in which
on their new ranch this week. imik- visiting friends in this lace the past
Salem will join the
Just, i f a subscriber do
loes not want lie governed he was the whole push.
elle V
iD£ Kardeii. They will m » ou tnove week.
to renew his subscript),a
’ n. let him no­ King Solomon built Solom on's tem­ bali league, s.ivs the 8
•ion ri.
tifjr the publisher,
Jud?.
il second ilecl- ple, and was the father of ail the
E. Wrig
id wife of i
M n h i i i r 1« U l g l r
Mia* Lura Heft
L»ai mo
slon given here will l„- a mrprlse
Md.. lei,
j Masons. He had seven hundred
after I
il
W
i
been<r
som e publishers who
-lieve tl
gaged to ten eh the Wildwood
‘It with till
A p.
, wives and two hundred ladv friends
>f no.
î red I
Wr
school. There are
muJt stop a delinquent
bscribi-t
J
fatuilv.
I and that is why there are so manv
three pupils able
stop !
ordered to. The delimp it subset
to go now
) vs in Purl
, Masons in the world.
j eeiitly. Wm
A
Kakfs,
or must pay Up If lie wist . to disc
Salem Wire the highast bidders bid­
•die * acoomi
tinue his subscription, i herwlsc
If you want to see something niee ding J7; cents per pound for tie 1 his wife
noftactifiÿ
Is beld responsible for It * long
I ask to see the IVdalis Nh»ie, with ; lot. In Polk county a pool sold for 1 in this
Aloud av
patent shoe lace pocket. A classic
the papar is belnR sent If ,1m, writ*
Kn ge » e Note
"hoe. arti-tie and comfortable. Mc- fit*, ecet- per poun l. but it was a ¡toth e (
•«day.
C on tin n eil,
er he takes it from the
•loffie*
1 Kay's turns and welts nt $2.75 and ¡better quality than the Silverton
Rev.
C.
H.
Wallace
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