Lane County leader., May 29, 1903, Image 4

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C. C O N N K K ,
KYKKY
Kditor
M il l»A Y
aud
i*r»fjru*t.»r
Entered at the Cottage drove poet-
office as second-cla.se matter.
Th- presidential campaign cp-ned
in Orfgnn lu i Thursday.
NO TIDINGS FRON BECK YET
C HERE
Vote early and vote right, and The Supposed Suicide is Still Missing
and his Friends are Still of the Opin-
whatever you do yet out to ih» poll«
next Mondav ami vote.
ion that he Made Away With Himself
Mr. Voter, don't fail to avail your-
Xo tidings have be« n received j
~eif of the opportunity to oast your
from Leonard Beck. who so myster­
Itallot
for
Congressman
next
Monday.
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iously disappeared from the Cei - \
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tral hotel of this city last week, nor j
The
day
tliepr.aident
reached
Salem
If |*ai«i m adTano! ut if nut «n |#at*i a
uuiform rate *>f 42.wp«-r year will he dMtfffil May 21, all the new laws went into ef­ can any trace of the mau he foum l.!
Adv«rti*iu£ rale« ruade know a ou ajjpiiratMMi
fect which were pas-ed by the last A dispatch from Albany says:
“ Beck, with his wife, formerly re-1
in nothing, whether y o u
Oregon legislature
sided in Albany, going from here t<>
F R 1 D A Y,
M A Y 29, 1903
order a suit inaile or take
While here Mrs '
'
Theru were not enough nume» ou Cottage Grove.
one out ot stock.
We
Beck, who is quite an attractive wo- j
i * i t i : s i u K \ r i t o o s K v i: i. t . thè referendum pet ti >ns to order a
have
Ed.
V.
Price
(Chicairo
y
*
*
mau,
28
years
of
age,
received
at­
vote ou any of thè laws passe«! hy thè
tentions from E 1 ward Strauzer. of
III.) line of samples, which
TI ere is a sfarigfe somelhing about last Legislature. So they all stand.
Woodburu. After going to Cottage j
come in larjro swatches,
II 'Osevelt that as an individual and
an official, makes him a mark-d man. I Cuba is one year old, and it never Grove Mrs Beck left her husband,
and are much more satis­
What Is It '.’ To our mental concep­ passed so peaceful, promising a year a rd joined St r izer in W oo burn
factory to choose from
She
tol
l
her
busbaud
she
was
go-
i
tion it is his being so completely an in all its history—fdY which, in i:-
than a dinky little patch
tirst anniversary celebration, it can m g to Albany and Mr. lieck tele- j
all-round man.
phoned t " Albany many times. H« i
of doth ] tasted in a hook.
He takes hold of us from the stand­ thauk I'ucle Sam.
finally hoented Mrs. Beck in Wood-
point of his wealth, his culture, his
It is a pleasure to show
The special Congressional election, buru and went to that place to see ■
manliness, his courage, his political
iroods
or samples, and it
I
to
elect
a
Congressman
to
fill
the
un-
her, but was informed that his wife i
sagacity, his humanity.
you
will
look to your in­
i
expired
term
of
T.
H.
Tongue,
de-
would
not
return
to
him.
He comes pretty uearly. *ays the
I •-eased, will lie held on Monday, the
Beck then returned to Cottage j
terests and come to our
Salem Journal, being IT.
There is a great deal of background | first day of Juue. Every voter should Grove and after a period of heavy I
store, we will convince
drinking, disappeared, leaving a
of achievement, perspective of things j go to the poles and do his duty.
you
that the place to huv
note saying his troubles were such
done by our President.
Now is the season when the East that he could not lir e ."
is
from
u s ....................
He fills the mind's eye with u large­
••rners are turning their faces towards
ness and sufficiency that leaves no
K I M » ACTS.
lot of Cordumv
Oregon from all quarters. They are K O O S E Y K l.T S
Have just reeeiv
room for vacancies. He fill# histori
$1.60 The Pair
PA NTH, willed
writing to others of the advantages of
cal imagination.
S alem , Or.. Mar :il.—As the Presi­
| Oregon, but the newcomer should not
Wo can not say lie is not this, lie is
la? allowed to do it all—“ boost, not dential party was leaving Marion I
not that: we must admit that for his
knock" should lie the motto evert Square ut Salt-Ill. Pre-i ie|it Koosevelt
yeurs he means a great deal to the ! where.
»1« ok hands with Captain Stellniaeli-
American people.
••r, of Albany, ami thanked him for
Of an historical family, hacked by
The railroad corporations must his presence nnd his company. Then,
the solidity of the Kno< kerbookers of have the land script.
Mr. Hernia
ns lie was driven to the' street, he i-s-I
One Door W est of Benson's Drug Store.
Hollund. there are no scrubby connec­ when land commissioner positively pied a child, a daughter of Rev. W. C. 1
tions.
refused to recommend the two new Kantner, who i» n victim o f spinal
Striking out for himself as a voung Southern Oregon forest reserves. trouble, and who is constantly strap- j
man. be eclipses all his ancestors bv Hiteheork and the railroads wanted ped on her back in a eoueli on wheels. 1
making a name fo- himself at college, them. ai d hence Herm: n I a I to go. The President stopped his carriage, 1
as cowboy and lion-killer.
There is an ethiopian in these re­ alighted and went to the child, shook casion and the large congregation
Scholar and cattle-puncher, he g >es serves and he should is> sm okeu out. her hand ami kissed her.
She is a present seemed fully conscious of
Ooir. Paul Kruger one better, fot
child of sweet, uncomplaining tem­ the fact that it i- a sad and solemn
the latter was no seholar, but only | A large picture it going the rounds per. anti -he is now the joyous re«-i-
pleasure which the closing of the
Locate«! on Southern PociAc Kailr<*.ol in Douglas County. Ore.
lion killer and cattle puncher.
| of the papers showing President j pient of congratulations by her mi- month of May always brings to hon­
Plunging into corrupt New York 1 Roosevelt and his special gne-t. Hon. merous friends.
The waters w ill cure 90 per
I’ostoQlce. Express mid public
or the nations dead and perpetuate
politics, he comes out unsiuged, wins Iiinger Hermann, standing ai -r.t
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cent o f cases o f Constipation,
Telephone on premises. From !
the memory of those who fell in the
the Empire State governship and a with broad-miles on their faces on M O K E N E W s l l » E T l t A i K S .
Rheumatism, Catarrh. Stom­
Í 10 per week up. Including baths |
defen-e of their country's flag. But
cabinet position.
j the rear platform of the President's!
ach. Kidney. Liver troubles.
Trains stop in front of hotel
in paying tribute to the departed
One bound takes him out of the eir- private oar a* the train left Salem fot s. IV Itu ilm ad fw n ip a ii« M a k in g
heroes and in strewing flowers ou
Chloride .~4<LU4 gr
Magnesium Chloride
.utgi
<■1*of promotion at Washington. He Portland Thursday amid the cheers of • S u b s t a n t i a l I m p r o v e m e n t s ,
One Gallon of I hese PotuHHiuin
their grave- let us remember the
l ’ot«i>Muiu 1’roinide - - ..*»7 yr
Calcium C h lorid e. 1 43 *;.oufer|
drops the portfolio of the navy, and of 40,000 people.
This picture is a
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l'ota.ssiuin
I«nlide - - - „\*tjrr
aged survivors o f those dreadful
Waters Contain ... Sodium Chloride
Calcium CartMHiati'« - - .19p i
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“ L T .*
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« w t o e t o * and em-
A force of men have 1-een at work days of the early sixties and en­
His brilliant m l- and victory on phatte rebuke to the author of the in the Southern Pacific Con.p.nr'a deavor to cheer them in their de­
Bnn Juan Hill, Cuba, lands him next campaign
story
regarding
the railroad varils at this place during clining year- and cast a few flowers
to the presidency and assassination of j »trained relations between Mr. Her- 1 the past week putting in a new side- along their pathway,
The old sol
McKinley clears the way to the great | mann and the President.
track, which when completed will be dier. perhaps crippled and poor, de-
eminence.
l.lto) feet in length, one of the i senes gratitude as well as the com -,
REG ISTE R E D
It is safe to say that in the race of
A little sheet called the ‘ •Bohemia longest sidings along the line in rade whose name is carved on a
politics he has distanced all former Champion" is being published at
Southern Oregon. As soon as this monument.
He, too, offered his,
occupants of the White House and Roseburg by one of the local pa|s*rs -idiug is completed the crew will
life freely to his country's cause.
yet without exciting envy among and mailed and duted at Dorena. n
Pure C a n d y direct i
begin work on another siding 300
their admirers.
from fac to ry : : j
country |>ostoffiee point eight miles feet tu length in the same yards,
R e s o lu tio n s o f C o n d o le n c e .
Roosevelt wins admiration along • «-list of Cottage Grove, presumably to
which will more than double tiie
Best brands T o ­
original line-. He does the n< v and! gift her up some land office business
capacity of the S. 1*. railroad yards
Cottage Grove lieliekali Lodge I
b a c c o s an d C i g a r s
unexpected in politics, ti e “ sui gene­ in that section. However, stnee »11 in this city, greatly facilitating'ship
No. 21, I. O. O F
To the Noble
ris" act Instinctively.
of the desirable timberland of that ping and will add materially to the
He whips congress Into line and locality was gobbled up ari l adver- convenience of railroad traffic at this Grand, liv e Grand and members:
Fresh Nuts and Fruit!
Me your committee appointed t<>
dictates policies and action to the in­ Used more than a year ago by the Do- important point.
draft
resolutions
on
tiie
death
ol
!
active brawling senate as only Grover renn Lumber Co . and others, it
The cotnpanv has also made ex­ lour late beloved sister. Avis MeKib-
Cleveland ever did before him.
would appear that those Roscburg tensive fills and other iiiiproveiiieut-
But he does it without making him­ newspaper men expect to lie able to als'Ut their new depot building in l>en. who departed this life May 11.
self distasteful to his party. He does locate some suckers on the big Bohe­ tliis city ami will, we understand, 1!M»3 and was aged 20 years anti -I
months, respectfully report as fob ’
things because they appear to the mia Forest Reserve which opens up a
soon cover their yards here with lows.
public to be exactly right.
short distance beyond Dorena. Hitch­ Josephine county granite, which
That Si ster Avis AfcKibheu be
He will go into history as another cock will get ’em if they don't watch soon forms a cement nnd makes
X t h 't r S . 1 *. |)i>|Kit. ( o t t a g o ( i p o Y O
came a member April 4, 1!H>2. Her
Jackson or Lincoln.
out.
ideal depot grounds.
We are now occupying more pleasant and roomy
sunny lace ami sweet disposition
qtlti ters. ¡mil have greatly increased our stock,
won our love aud as our song
THE
I . E A I » E K ’> P O S IT IO N .
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N ithet Air. Reames, Sam White,
sweetly says.
which we arc offering nt lowest cash prices. Our
The L eader lias been supporting the Portland Journal nor the Guard Orti and S m ith Post » Consol id o le •Sister thou waa mild and lovelv.
biotto is --live and let live.” Our line o f goods con-
Mr Hermann for Congress in the cam­ remember- ever having said that Air.
Gentle as the eveuing breeze.
sists o f everything carried bv a general Rocket
m ill Fcirm A p p o m a tto x
Hermann
was
not
ill
harmony
with
paign now nearing a close because be­
Pleasant as the air of evening.
-tort
Our aim is always to please our customers.
ing personally acquainted with both President Roosevelt, because Presi­
When it floats among the trees."
Last
Saturday
witnessed
the
dent
Roosevelt,
while
visiting
Oregon
Air. Hermann and Mr. Reames we
R esolved , That in the dentil of
V O il IS T( >r Ht‘ ir< rn iip
consummation of i in neh desired
Iteliove that the former can accomplish on a pleasure trip, showed his appre­ connu- together of ali the old Sister Avis McKibhen, this lodge j
ciation
of
his
oltl
friend
Ringer
Her­
fur more for ids district—that portion
.•eteiuns of Cott ge Grove and lias lost a worthy member nnd sis­
o f Oregon in which we «re the most mann by giving him a cordial web vicinity. Heretofore two post ’ ave ter. The husband ami little daugh­
interested, ns well as the state at c<me at Salem and extending Ringer ex sted and tiie luemherskq lia» ter n faithful, loving wife aud moth j
large—than could his opponent. In a pressing Invitation to ride with him | through death nnd iufirmities of age. er. Her relat.ves and the commu­
the first place Mr. Hermuun is t«etter in his private car and participate in been constantly growing less, so that nity n precious one, a worthy i
acquainted with the needs and re­ the butiquet to the select few nt Ho­ a quorum was uot always but! ou the friend.
tel Portland, which Binger ns cordial­
quirements of the district, is more ex­
R esolved , That our charter be
stated meeting days. For some
• have it— have ¡11.1 r'-.-'lve.I.ui ¡"""-n,,.«t^'it call amt he one
perienced in the routine of national ly accepted. There w »« nothing poR. time a consolidation
*•1 that t ln*re
has
been draped iu mourning for .‘ >0 davs, a
14 il.) better platv from which to select :: :: :: ::
tieal in the move. Binger campaigned
legislation: fs personally nnd inti­
advocated and the matter was taken copy of these resolution be spread
f>r
the
President
in
New
Yojk
when
mately aoqnnlhted with nearly nil the
on
the
minutes,
a
copy
be
sent
to'
up in both posts and by unanimous
'V e make
,tn,,- s s l*riiU4 and M attrc^e«. *l*o
members of Congress, giving him the Roosevelt ran for governor, both fre ­ consent it was agreed to relinquish the paper and u copy under seal of
earrv a c» iiipiot« il .V \ 'T L ? -
1 ' ‘ iiT'rt ikniji goods, f a l l and g«*t |»ri«*p4
quently
meeting
on
the
same
plat­
same influence and prestige the tiny
lo lg e with our heartfelt sympathy
both
of
tiie
old
charters
and
ail
come
he enters the natienal legi-l itive halls form. Roosevelt and Hermann have together iu oue harmonious body. lie sent to the family.
which Is enjoyed by the old members; always Iteen anti are now close per­ This was accomplished ou Saturdav
K atie B. V katth
Schleff Building
sonal ft ¡ends. Tiie President is anx­
is In perfect accord with the adminis
L ai rv L axdiss
last
when
about
thirty
veterans
ious
that
Hermann
lie
elected
to
eon-
trntion and tht other members of the
M ay H vrt
assembled at G. A. U. ball and form­
grass on June 1.
Oregon delegation ; instead of lieing
Lorstv B artels
ed Appomattox Post.
a member of a hopeless minority in
F. thel B ishfe
So friendly nnd genuine was tiie
The city Council is to be highly
Congress he would be a member of
commended for its enterprise and feeling of romradslnp that there was
the so1 id working mnj ■ritv. therefore,
the interess it manifests in the no semblance of rivalry for official
The following is a copy of reso­
admitting the two candidates to Is­
for
welfare of the city by taking lip in a preferment nnd the officers
lutions adopted Ivy Bohemia Camp
on an equal footing in other respects,!
vigorous manner the proposition of the new organization were nearly all
No 2f>0 M. O. M . in regular Con­
these qualifications nr.d advantages
supplying the town with that very im­ elected by unanimous consent for vention May 23, l'.KW.
above set forth, which are unques­
the
coming
year
ami
are
as
follows
;
portant at.d much needed improve­
W hereas , Death has
removed
tionably s»rongly in Mr. Hermann's
ment. a good sewerage system, in Commander, G. \Y. AlcReynolds;
from our midst, the loving com­
favor, we consider fully jnstifles our
fact, an improvement indispenaihle to
Commander. 1. J. Taylor;
panion and beloved wife of our
poritlon in the choice of a Congres
i a city with a good water system, as junior vite i-itinmnnder, William
esteemed neighbor. J. F.
Mc-
ninnal candidate, ns it should nil eth­
Harrison;
adjutant.
O
H.
W
illnid:
1 no other means is afforded, at least
Kiblien, and
er unbiased, »otter minded, support-)
quartermaster.
William
Dickey;
w here Jlw* townslte i» practically level
ers of Air. Hermann, who hold the I
W hereas , we have lost the in­
W. J. Gardner; post
' as it is here, to dispose of the W a s te cLaplain,
beat Interest» of Oregon and the First]
fluence of an exemplary life and n
water, which otherwise will form filthy surgeon 11 B. Job; officer of the
bold# woman, therefore lie it
Congressional district above party
germ breeding cess pools, which guaiti. Samuel H. Gettings.
prejudice.
H esolvep , That the members of
greatly en.langer the health of the
Alctiioritil S ervice*.
Bohemia Camp No 260 W. O. W
community
and
renders
the
town
T i l \ T I . W D -t It||*T G it VET.
extend to onr esteemed neigli! or
un-ightly. It is to be h-tped that the
Hev. F. K. Billington conducted our sympathy and comfort in th is:
Uecretary Hitchcock insisted that citizens o f Cottage Grove will assist memorial service» at the Christian hi» hour of bereavement. And be
Mte Rogue River timber land- should the council and support this very church in this city last Sunday it further
be made into a forest reserve during commendable and much needed im- morning ami delivered a very inter-
R esolved , That a copy of these
the time Air. Hermann was in the proY-ement when * call is issued for a esting and appropriate sermon, resolutions lie presented to our
KRKSH A N D PU RE.
vote
on
the
question.
With
this
nub­
.
^ full line o f Staple »m l
Land Office and Mr. Hermann oppos­ ile Improvement Cottage Grove would The old-tim e scared veteran» and esteemed neighbor,
a c
copy
Fancyt
o p y be
_
■rocer.es at Lowest prices. Highest cash and
ed the plan. ju st »s soou as .Mr Her­ Immediately become one o f the n i o « t the lailies of the G , A R. auxiliaries published in each of our city papers
trad- pnces pa,d f,)r cauntry protj uoe
.
.
mann was out, and before he could be healthful anti mist deeireable place» attended in a I kk I v and listened at­ and a copy he spread
upon o u r,
sent to Washington as our Congress in the state In which to establish a tentively to the able discourse, as minutes.
roan, Secretary Hitchcock ha- at home an«l engage in some business '
e t c a l f
tempted to foist his lieu land script enterprise, and would more readilv well a» to the special music render­
A. L. B rd . c . s .
The church was
graft upon the people of Oregon.— - attract the inves'or and home seeker. ed by the choir.
F. J. B artels .
Vote
in
favor
of
sewer
bonds.
appropriately decorated for the oc-
PlainJealcr
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s
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We Want to Fit You Out
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GILBERT & WELCH!
Boswell Springs
Capt. Ben D. Boswell. Pr opr i e t or
HAZLEWOOD
IC E C R E A M
J. V. T H O R N T O N
M IL K S H A K E
SO DA W ATER
RACKET STORE
A. K. S H E R K
Speaking - Furniture
Cochran & Lauder
Ski UMAX X BENSON
Staple and Fancy
g r o c e r i e s
:e, Fruits, Vegetables
Family Groceries
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