Lane County leader., June 05, 1903, Image 4

Tlie campaign just cloned in tb* t MEMORIAL DAY OBSERVED
lirat district of Oregon for congress­
man baa been in a way the most Stores Closed and Business Houses
: : rOBIJHHKO KVKUY FRIDAY :
peculiar, aa well aa the moat bitter
Were Decorated With Flags and
,Y. C*. CONN Kit, Editor aud
Proprietor and vindictive ever conducted in the
Bunting— Ceremonies at Cemetery.
atate. Peculiar, from the fact that
Kntoreil at the Cottage Grove post- while one aide pursued a straight
Memorial day was more generally
office an seroml-claH* matter.
forwanl, clean and honorable cam
observed
at Cottage Grove last Sat
paign, the
other
resorted
HL’BSTKimON KATKrt
urday thau ever before, all trades
O ue Y*ai"
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ti.'iO personalities, villiticatiou and mud
S ix Months
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.75 alinging.
Mr. Reames was treated and classes seeming to unite in pay­
Thr»*ff* .Mouth*
.
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,o0
very
courteoualy
and fairly by the I ing tribute to the memory of the
I f paid in ad v a n ce hut if not so paid a
u niform rate of fci.oo per year w ill be charged.
Republican press and the Kepublicau | nations dead, while uot a single
vx tr e n i
A d v e rtis in g rates m ade know n on application
From your pen
managers, and not a single attempt [ grave iu the local cemetery was left
uumarked
by
the
tloral
decoratiou
p ie c e
¡ties to yoitr
was made to misrepresent or villify
5, 1903 him, while on the other hand all committee. The day was cloudless
o
F K I D A v, J u n e
W
e
have
a
nice
Inn
1 !
manners of unscrupulous politics -—au ideal Oregou spring day, as
('lothing;.
Hats.
Knrmsh-
was resorted too by the opposition bright aud congenial as was ever
Momlay was Hermann day.
iujjs and Shoes, tor noth
clime.
to defeat Mr. Hermann. He was witnessed
. in Italy's suuuy
.
ladies and {rents, and it
Toll tlia liells. Ashland Tribune.
maligned, misrepresented and villi- A*1 buainesa w-aa practica ly sus-
shelf -roods do not appeal
lied, but this low crafty campaigning |
*“n „!**
exercise*
both “ at the
Thank goodness, Jacksonville was was not alone the work of the Dies and
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“ “ opera
"“ r“
to vour taste in I lothing.
saved. Roseburg Review.
democrats. Some there were who house and the cemetery were well
then we have Kd. V. Price
attended.
put on the guise of loyal republican­
till, well, Sam White, lie pays the ism but whosimply through jealousy
There are no day* in the year
(('hicajro. 111.) line of sam­
freight, but where, oh where, is Sami
ple-. which coinè in larjre
or apite treacherously struck in the more sad—or more inspiring— than
dark, and would have sacrificed all those which the surviving veterans,
swatches, ami are milch
And old Linn county went Repub­ the party had at stake to gratifv a North and South, especially devote
more satisfactory to sel­
lican. Percy Kelly must have been »elfish motive. But regardless of to the memory of their dead com­
ect from thau a dinky lit­
Memorial Day, with its
M-eping busy up there the blow will all this political trickery and treach­ rades.
almost kill Editor Nutting.
tle patch of cloth pasted
ery Mr. Hermann has won by a flowers, its flags, its music, its
handsome majority, considering the matching men and its reverent cer­
in a h o o k ........................
Retili il* from :tu out of the 51 Lane light vote polled, and that majority emonies is everywhere an object le»-
sou
in
patriotism.
We
are
euwrap-
county precincts received complete voices the sentiment of the people
Fonte id . ad J
will Uke a p l e u r e iu eoiivinf­
up to la-t evening guve Hermann a in this congressional district. Mr. ed with memories of our departed
insi you that
can w
>*>'» money and pi****«
friends—
memory
brings
back
the
▼
..1
1
:
About
rie
I-U’.rs left of the
*hoes. If
majority ef 364 over Reame».
Herman will return to Washington
you »out u pair ••you’ ll have lo hurry.
old
times.
“
It
is
a
time
for
memo
|
aud will no doubt soon receive his
Excuse these weeps, we don’t feel old sppellation— “ the moat active ry and for tears." We do uot pay j
memory’s tribute to one or a few. i
quite well, thank you! Is there no man iu congress.’ ’
but to every gallant muu who ha»
one to console us? Where is Sam
The “ Morning Champion,’ ’ Rose- passidov r to the silent majority!
White?—Portland Dally Journal.
burg's new republican daily pa|«er Tlie ministry of the flowers is eleva- j
Two more quire, o r is pa|**rs were published bv the Plaindealer Publish­ ting and enobling.
May 30, 1868, the first Memotal j
added to the T,i vent's regula- weekly ing Company has eotne to our ex-
T h e L e a d e r s i n L o w P r i c e s a n d H u s t l e r s for B u siness
issue this week. The L kahek ' s circu­ ehange table. It is a live, live eol- Day was designated as such by I
Gen.
Johu
A.
Logan,
at
that
time
lation is increasing at an astonishing uniii, four paged paper, is receiving a
good associate press service, covers ommauder-iu-chief of the Orgaui I
rate.
the loeal Held thoroughly and tills a /.atiou of the Grand Army of the
The 30th of May has
Roosevelt ha» already lieen en- long-felt want in Douglas county’s Republic.
dorsed l>y enoiigh States to ensure bis capital city. It starts out with a good coutiuued to be observed through wiil be held in the t'arkers Ojera
re-nomination and electlon next je a r advertising patronage, is neat typo­ most of the states of the Uuiou.
House to which all veterans of any
Some of the states, however, ap­ war, with their families, members of
The stntes flint bave nnt spoken are graphically and dcseivcs to succeed.
point their own Memorial Days. the W. lì. C. and ladies of G. A. R.
for hlm.
LtM itlp il d ii S o u th e rn l W i i i c K a lin » ;« ! in l><*ii'j|;is ( ’o u u ly . O n *.
April 6 is the day observed in Lou­ are invited.
a r iig i-n p lis .
P o in te d
Post. .nice. Express nm| publie
The waters will cure yo per
isiana. and April 27 is designated
Shades of Jackson ville! but ain't
Thursday June is !>:00 a. in.
Telephone ->n premises. From I
cent of cases of Constipation.
the mud deep? And no g'nm boots i The tighter a mau ’gets the looser in Alabama, Florida, Georgia and Business meeting at Post rooms.
$lu per wt-i -k Up, illellliiillg Iwtlis U
Mississippi. The second Friday in Election of officers aud other busi­
Rheumatism, Catarrh. Stom­
«Ither. 1- there no balm in Gilead? his tongue gets.
T ra in s st. p in front of hotel f
May— ill 1003 this falls on tlie 8th— ness. Adjournment
ach, Kidney, Liver troubles.
Any kind of balm; Just so its balm.
A moment's auger may result in is Confederate Day in Tenuessee,
Eugene Guard.
The committee most earnestly in­
year's of sorrow.
IV itassluiii riiloritlc
cr îMn.kiii(‘siim i r i i luride ,’o j*
aud May loth is observed as Me­ vites and urges all Ex-soldiers,
One Calimi of These
itiiHsiiuii l‘ romiti** • - ..*.7 irr
C a lc iu m ( h lu rid e - U 3 b , # 3
Too many people mistake a polite morial Day iu North and Soutli
'tassiani Iodide - - -V. ur
Of course Hermann could not poll
sailors and marines of any war tobe
i a lc i m ii « ; t FI *< « f i ;i t i*s - - .lug]
Waters Contain. . .
(itimi Chlorid«* - • Ji I . do ,ur
acknowledgement for an encore.
Carolina.
the usual republican majority in tins
present at this reuuiou. Take a
Give the easy-going man half a
district, when so many of the voters
o . a . it. 1 - h o o k a \t.
three days holiday aud come prepar- 1
chance
and
he'll
cease
to
go
at
all.
were too busy to get out and vote.
At 9:30 a. m. members of Cot- { ed to have a good time. This is not
A man's avoirdupoise has nothing tage Grove’s re-united Post, G. A. a Grand Army affair, so do not let
Did our friends, the enemy, expect it
to do with his greatness or small- R., assembled at their hall about your lack of membership in that j
to l>e unanimous for Ringer?
R E G IS T E R E D
lies?*.
thirty strung, fell iu line aud with organization prevent you from
C ovmitti k .
That tin- low-lying territory of the
A girl without a beau is like a man martial music and baskets of flowers I coming.
Mi--issippi should at times lie over­ without a home; both have no place headed the large procession to the |
Puro C an d y direct
Masonic cemetery.
The old vete- T il is \\ O.M \ X ( o i l . I » SH O O T ,
flowed is not surprising if one consid­ to lay their heads.
from
factory :
ers that the “ Father of Waters’ " draws
rans formed a hollow square about
When a mau tells you he knows tlie monument to the unknown dead Airs. J It S tillw e ll K ills a < uli-J
supplies from 2H states, draining one-
B
e
st
brands To­
I'oi-niu Lion.
third of tlie area of the United States. your past it is well not to grow aud there carried out their beauti­
b
a
cc
o
s
and Cigars)
iudiguanl, for he might be provoked ful and impressive ritualistic cere
into telling it.
Mrs. J. R. Stillwell, of Arago, isi
motiy. Post Commander, G. W. Mc-
For extraordinary Increase in pos-
Fresh Nuts and Fruitil
It is funny that a woman who will lieynolds officiating, assisted by the about the most nervy woman on j
tal receipts, the salary of tile post­
master at Sumpter will la- increased wear tight shoes and corsets for other Post officers. At the close of record when it comes to limiting j
from $1000 to tram and at Cottage twelve hours at a stretch will com­ these exercises each flag marked wild animals. Tuesday night of last
G love from $il:SW to $1.*SSI, Eugene plain of a tight husband every time grave was visited aud decorated by week she killed a large California!
E w
the old veterans, while the decora­ lion after a lively chase through a
-*220o to $21100 No Oregon presiden he gets that way.
timbered section of the |
tini offices have been relegateti to the
A burglar broke into an Albany tion committee aud citizens contri­ thickly
fourth class.
house the other night, but secured buted liberally toward the decora­ country on upper Hall’s creek. I
.W a r S . 1*. |)t,«|i»it. C ott-ngo ( i n » v p
nothing but some pie aud cake. tions. winch transformed the many About 11 p ui Mrs Stillwell was
Oregon spends for the education of Since that burglaries in Albany lowly mounds into an etnbatikuieut wakened by the noise of the lion
It is the uni versa! desire ol jieuple to get something
of beautiful flowers.
Its children $12 a year pet capita,Colo have been scarce, very scarce.
and taking down a 43-60 calibre
A f
for nothing— we mean in a legitimate way. of
ratio, $11; Illinois, $11; California,
The afternoon exercises were j rifle, and calling the dog, started in j
dy
course. The nearest you can come to accomplish-
Women
iu
France
can
obtain
the
#10; while Kentucky ei|>ends only
held iu the opera house, tlie 0. M. pursuit of the animal. The dog. j
ing this is to go to the New York Racket Store,
$;t. M2 ; South Carolina. $l.str, Missis- right to wear trousers by paying aI A. baud furuisliiug music to assem­ soon struck the track ol the lion aud |
"here you can get goods at such a low price, that
sippi. $2.no. The northern states, on tax of $1(*. The right can be ob­ ble the ja-ople. The exercises were iu a short time put him up a tree i
you leave with that pleasant sensation that over­
the average, ex|ientl nearly five times tained in the United States, in sev­ opened by Post Commander, G. W. j Mrs Stillwell soon arrived on the
comes a person when he realizes that lie has re­
as much for education, without count­ eral instances, merely by marriage.
MoReynolds, who delivered a brief scene and fired, the bullett striking 1
ceived big value for his tnonev :
: :
:
: :
ing the universities, as the southern
and in conelusion an­ the animal iu the hip aud knocking |
A Missouri preacher recently address
states.
the following program it from the tree. The animal agaiu j
preached to 326 persons bv telephone nounced
'o lili- .’ Hill tl'V u s.
aud made a great hit liecause he which was very creditably carried went up a tree and was brought !
Hermann gave Reames a very close couldn't hit them for a collection. out:
down by a second shot. It then!
run in tin* titter's own home county. Clergymen are said to view the in­ Patriotic song........................... Cboii
Hermann carried the principal towus, novation with alarm as a deadly Invocation................... Rev. Gardner i-auyon with the dog in el >se pur-
Ashland. Medford, (tolti Hill, Eagle lieresv.
Metuorial Address___ W. H. Supple suit. A desperate tight followed in
Point, Hams Valley and Dunn pre­
! Oration......................... Rev Gardner which the dog was badly worsted.
cinct. Reames carried the balance of I H e c k H u s K e e n l l e a r i l F r o m Song, male quartet, Messrs Aubrey. The dog retreated and was followed
the county but only received a total1
Powers, Briggs, Cochran.
from the woods by the lion which
The dead has come to life, as it
>Vt* liuve ¡t—Jiave just reci»lvi»d an imu»#ns«» «took. C all ami l>e pon-
majority Of irsi votes. The V o t e in
Reading ............Miss Stella Cocklin was bent on making away with the
Miiceil tliut there is hg better pl-.ice frum which to select :: :: :: :J
were,
and
Reek
has
at
last
been
Jacksonville, bis home town was, i
Recitation................. John W Brown -log. Mrs, Stillwell was on hand
heard from, which clears up the
tie minim, '.hi ; Reames, 17M.
Remi i lisce uces .......... Com rade ( 1 ray with the trusty rifle and met the
Wc make a nprelaltyof Tarpetn. Matting*, spring* ami Mattre**es. al*«
matter of his disappearam e from |{„,.Ration.................. Maliel Cocklin animal as it emerged from the brisk
carry a complete line of ITidert iking good*. Call and get price* ::
this citv under peculiar circum
. ...
,
*
>»"-1 iniui uie urjin,
At the private banquet to l'resideut
some few weeks ago, leaving
..................................... IO,r U ' ' ,UOt 8.ee lt’ lo' ' ever> until it
Roosevelt, given at Tacoma, by Sen­ stances
the impression in the minds of .ome ^uediotion.
was w.th.n about six feet of her and
ator Foster, Hie President I» reported of those who knew him that he had
1 l,e field al*°rt" between the local 8l|uost ready to make a leap. She
to have said: “ I would like to be
committed suicide. Joe Korenik of ,,ani ani1 Dra,n r««ulte.l in a score ° « 110 *>“ * in bringing the rifle to I
President of the United States for an­ the Central hotel receive.) a letter of 04 to 24 ln taTO‘- of Gottago Grow. '*er shoulder and sent a bullet crush- j
other term, hut this much I will say:
from Beck the early part of the
—
ID*? 1 lroukrh the beast s head, the
I propose to be President this term. week, which was written from Port- 1
•-«»•‘ C ounty V eterans.
anirnsl dying almost instantly,
1 would rather tie all President for land, in which he savs: “ I will let I
I be lion had been consideral le ,
three and a half years than half Presi­ vou know what has become of me
Six,h
Annual
Reunion Lane ; " f 8 nusiance to the Stillwells, and
dent for seven and half years.”
1 was found in a box car down in t;° “ nty Veterans Association will be
K°‘ » " » )' with six of Mr
the switch yards. I came to my i b«-ld *t Eugene June 16— 17— 18— I Stillwell s sheep.- Myrtle Point
Cottage Grove's business men nelf lft*t \Ve<ln«ulay so that I could *’^***
Enterprise.
should lend the C. M. A. band val­ tell who I « u , I am in poor shape
program .
W . O. IV. A tten tion .
uable assistance In its endeavor to hut think I will be ao that T can
1 ueadav June lt»tb. Receiving
hold a grand carnival in this city get around in a few data.
If you
an*l locating visitor®. A
T,
.
,
June 24th to the evening of June 27th. know anything about mv w ife' let « o p t i o n committee from the local
^ ®
^rvicesl
A contract has been signed with Ar­ me know- all the news." '
Po8t Wl11 welcome visiting comrads
1,e
at the M I*- church on
nold’s big Oriental shows for an en­
He does not say m . but it would
evening— A reception *?. ' ®y *!®n,D£'
14- 1903-)
gagement here oovering the four days be inferrml from hi« letter that he will be given jomtlv by J. W. Geary
° f ,b * ” r,ier • "
and the citizens should provide addi- had been found unconacious and ’oa* a" ‘* Corps and the ladies of '
i,
“ ’ Present The public]
A. R. ■ at the
tional entertainment for the great t*ken to a hospital, but there are i i. - —
— Post
- — rootn8,
------- to visit '-cpnlialIv lnyited, to attend. The
crowd» of people who will surely as-1 ,ew her# who & ieTe M , tuch „tuff , -ng comrads an-1 families. Addrew “ ' " f 88 W1" "e .^ '-v ered by Prof,
aemble here on those days. It will tie*
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Hawle*. of Willamette tt
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University,
now, as it ia evident he made a grand of 1 eleome by the Mayor of the city Hawley,
the greatest amusement event to Cot- stand play
,„ v in
,
)itU#
oomedy
for
anJ
"*1’°
"
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»
by
the
President
of
Comnrrn.
in a lit!
tage Grove's history, providing our1- benefit of - ■
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the Association.
his wife.
BORN.
citizens do their part. Ia*t us put all
Wednesday June 17th Street .
of the money and energy reserved for
Card o f Thanks.
parade at 10 o'clock a m. Veterans i HART. To the wife of Harry C. Hart
the Fourth of July celebration into
I of all wars are cordiailly invited to
t*** Mi-w Hattie Orpurdi Sundav
The undersigned desire to express ' participate
-■
l!»y. a seven pound daug*7
the big carnival and combine the two
Fall in comrads and
ERESH AND PURE. A full line o f Staple *n<j
big prospective events into one and their heartfelt thanks for the kind let ua make the b.ggeet parade i . l Mother and child are getting alona
fan cy Groceries at Lowest prices. Highest cash and
attention,
many
favor*
and
sub­
make a rousing eucceee of f t Coming
our history
nioelv and since re.-ivihg the% *cr£
__Dade prices paid for country produce
:
: : : :
so near the Fourth of July the Carni­ stantial aasiatance received at the
At 12:30 p. m. a lunch will be of . ' „ f f i the ancient orJer offstb-
val will render the celebratloo of In­ hand« of their neighbor*and friend» eerved in the banquet room by th. ' *rhood. Harry has assumed a staid
h“ r' " “
dependence day Impractical at this during the illneae and daath of a J W Geary Poat l m e d by the W ‘
e t c a l f
WHITE—To the wife of Jae. White
R. C, and Indias G. A. R
place this year, so let's whoop up the loving husband and father.
in
West
Cottage
Grove.
Wednesd.v
lias. K M. V e a t c b and F uult .
Wednesday evening— A camp fixe
big Carnival.
June 3 1903, a daughter.
** I
X a n c Count? l e a d e r
COTTAOK UKOVK, OHKOON
C HERE
You
Want to
GILBERT & WELCH!
Boswell Springs]
Capt. Ben D. Boswell, Proprietor!
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 WATER
vork
R A C K E T STO RE
A. K. SHERK
Speaking »< F urniture
Cochran S Lauder schieg Buiidui
SKILLMAN & BENSON
Staple and Fancy
g r o c e r i e s
Produce,Fruits,Vegetables
Family Groceries
h e l l o
m a in
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