Lane County leader., June 12, 1903, Image 4

Adolph Emeriok
X a n c C o u n t y X e a ö e r A BIG SUBSCRIPTION BOOM ! (S.
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COTTAGI »»ROVE. OREGON
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Al. C. CUSNEH, Killtur ami Propri«!»*
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F R ID A Y ,
J U N E
12,
1903
Corvallis Is now the only important
town in W -»t«in Oregon that Joes
not have early closing of stores--
SaVm Journal. The Journal’s Cot­
tage Orove subscriber» should eon-
st ler the above a sufficient provoca­
tion to justify them in ordering the
Jo iru.il man to "stop their paper.’
The Leader is Forginq Ahead by Leaps
and Bounds— The Circulation Nearly
Doubled in Past Two Months.
The circulation, advertising and
job priuting patronage of thé Lane
County L eader is still increasing at
a most astonishing and highly satis-
factory rate. During the month of
„ I, .. to
,
May fully 100 new names were ad
led to our subscription book, but
all records were broken Inst week
wheu the names of SIXTY’ new
subscribers were recorded
on
our books. The people have ascer­
tained the fuet that the L eader
covers the news field thoroughly,
even supplying the cream of the
court home and county seat news
which renders it no longer necessary
to take the county seat papers to get
the county news. The L eader has
also proven itself just as reliable as
it is newsy and that accounts for it*
rapidly increasing popularity. The
following list tof new subscribers
has been enrolled in our subscription
book since the last issue of the
L eader :
Klrner l»orUr
J O . a N at kin*
Mrs Freileriekson W. V. Dewald
D A Smith
a . J. Thom a«
p. B. Chamberlain Win. Barker
Wui. Churchill
L . Archibald
A. J. Couden
J. B. Cruzan
J. S. Akin
F. C.C offman
J. A, Rice
Mrs Pet Sanford
Patric Walz
Fl M. Sharp
W. J. Keurth
S. C. Cox
S. P. Garroutte
C. J. Tucker
Mrs. S. J. Duncan G. H. Y’oung
T. O. Grni
G. F Garroutte
M Downs
Mrs. C. Wulfer
^ y p a„ e
Frank Wheeler
J. H. White.
Minnie Miller
J. E. Carper
Louis Ausbrey
W. C. Johnson
A. S. Gilkison
Harrv Knowlton
\V. T. Kayser
E. J. Miller
Lucy A Dobbins
H. D. Lincoln
G. N. Reed
Metcalf A Morris
E. A. Willson
J. C. Baker
J. R. Tavlor
Hubbard
J. C. Porter
With our former large subscrip­
tion list together with the above
new list and the loug list recently
secured by Mr. John M. Culp the
Lane County L eader thoroughly
covers that rich and prosi>erous
territory— South Lane and North
Douglas
county— lying
betwem
Roseburg and Eugene north and
south, and between
tbe Pacific
Coast and the Cascade Mountains
east and west-
Advertisers are
therefore assured the very best re­
sults
from
this
territory
by
patronizing the columns of the
Lane Couutv L eader .
If you see
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Miss Centenna Rothermel, of
Medford, will be ipieeu of the Grants
Pass Carnival. Miss Blackburn of
Gold Hill, won second largest vote.
Miss Rothermel, and all her Medford
friends will be given the glad band
of welcome by Grants Pass. The
d iv id e
keys of the city will be in her pos Ed. F’urloug
J. A. Mackev
R. W. Tapp'
session for the entire week. All W. E. Coffin
« OTTAOE DROVE.
Grants Pass will willingly be her
T. Jackson
B. K. Lawsan
subjects during her reign, in that
J. Miller
Geo. Thompson
city June 17, 18. 19 and 2o.
Hamloth
V. D White
Dallas bus just held a most success­
ful street fair ami rami vat. Salem is
making extensive arrangements f ° r n
similar ocousipu. Grants Pas- will he
under the reign of Queen Centenna
next week Ashland and Reselling
will lie resplendent in carnival tinsel
and decorations soon and not to lie
outdone by the larger but no more
enterprising towns Cottage Grove will
Following is the program for the graduating
hold a four days Carnival celebra­
exercises of the Cottage Grove High School, F'ri-
tion and do the occasion proud com­
dav evening. June 19, nt the opera house.
mencing Wednesday June *2ltll. Lets
Piano S o lo .......................... Mrs. \V. H . Abrams
innicet the occasion one long to tie re­
Invocation ............................................................
membered.
Song...............................................Blue Quartette
In reply to a question, "who payed
Miss Lillian Hart, Mr. I). T . Atvbrey,
the expenses of the president's junket­
Mrs. S. V. Allison, Mr. Clarence Morss
ing trip ?” William Alien of Kansas
Essay, "Opportunities for a girl beginning the
says: " I t was a stocky built man with
Twentieth Century,” .....Miss Orpha Harms
n pretty moustache, a font of double
Cornet Solo............... ............ Mr. Chas. Cochran
pica teeth, and a jaw set with ft Yale
S on g............................................. Male Quartette
time lock; man rather below medium
Mr. Oliver Veatch, Mr, D. T , Awbrey,
height, inclined to be pussy, with a
Mr. W inters W allace. Mr. Frank Jordan
voice that needs a compositor—a man
Essay, “ The Maid o f Orleans,” ...... 4 ...................
named Roosevelt -T. Roosevelt, to lie
................................... Miss L . A delle W hite
accurate. He Is the lirst president of)
Vocal Solo...............................Miss Greta Bristow
the United States in recent years who 1
Essay, “ Sailing Against, not with the T id e ,” ...
lias refused all couitesles from the
................ , ........ , ........ Miss Jessie W inecoff
railroads and pays his way, and by
S on g................................................ Blue Quartette
the same token he is the rst president
Address to Class..................Prof. A . R- Sweetser
Presentation o f Diplomas............... A . L. Briggs
are going to fight.”
Presenting Flowers.................................................
PROGRAM
•4 Ad, it's so
GREAT CARNIVAL
it for less
W e need the room which is now occupied by
odds and ends of several lines of merchandise,
and just to show you that we are all right, here
are some prices that will do to make a note of
I ’nion Suits, any size,
per suit............ .........
Ladies I iiilerskirts for­
merly
to Sl.oO. now
< Joiits Xofrlijree _s_hirts.
formerly ,.’)0to ,7->. now
l >ld ladies comfort shoes
formerly 1.2a. n«>"'
District 7(5 school shoes
button, formerly 1.7a.
Ladies
a n d
Misses
Vests_________________.1211
About BO pairs o f shoos
worth $1 to Jf2.o0. at
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Good ¿Trade o f ladies
hos<\ ¡5 pairs for
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0ordurov Pants
+ \ w W;mt to m ake a k illin g in our stoek o f crash hats, so liaye markedI cm
•ifj down <> iter cent :: W e have just received a nobby line ot ties in \\ ind-
sop. Kton. String; K o u r-in -lla m l or hows. A ls o a nice selection of ('hiltl-jf
*: iviis Sailors. W a sh Suits, ami C an vass ami T e n n is shoes. I f y o u don't f
• j trade with 11 -. come in anyhow and ¿ret acquainted: we feel certain you |L
• won't ¡ro out without 1 a\ i 11 ¿r m ade som e p u r c h a s e .............................
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The Leaders ill Low Prices and Hustlers for Business
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It s the rule that in
small towns like Cot­
tage Grove it’s nearly
impossible to gel the
kind o f photographic
work that’s known
to be the best : but
just now this is not
tin case in this hlirg,
for the kind of work
that Bradford turns
out has that fineness
of finish and rieli
tone wljieli at once
puts it in the front
rank • it is without
question as good as
can he luid even in
the cities : there’s
nothing shoddy or
cheapal out it : the
prices are right— i 1
to $4.">U per dozen,
according to class of
work, style of finish
and quality of mount
ings : Call and see
me at the tent near
the M. E. church
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Boswell Springs
Located mi Southern Poeitte Railroad in Pm ipla* County, Ore.
T h e waters w ill cure 90 per
cent o f cases o f Constipation.
Rheumatism, Catarrh, Stom ­
ach. Kidney, L iver troubles.
I’ostofllee. Express ami public
Telephone on premises. From
*10 p' l week up. including baths
Trains stop in front of hotel
l ’<•ta*siuiu Chloride .’4C>.oogr
Potassium l ’ rom idf - - „-,7 jrr
Potassium lodido - - - .v;jrr
Mulinili Chloride - - 211.00 gr
One Gallon of These
W aters Contain . . ,
Magnesium Chloride
.1 « ¡rt
Calcinili Chloride - 1436.00 gr
Calcinili Carbonates - - .to gr
Capt. Ben D. Boswell, P r o p r i e t o r
REGISTERED
HAZLEW OOD
IC E C R E A M
J. V . T H O R N T O N
P u re C a n d y direct
from fa cto ry : :
Best brands T o ­
b a c c o s and C ig ar s
THE BEST
M IL K S H A K E
SODA W ATER
Fresh Nuts and Fr ui t s
? o
% k RACKET STORE
Near S. J*. Depot, Cottage (»rove
It is the universal desire o! people to get something
for nothing— we mean in a legitimate wiry, of
course. Tbe nearest you can come to accomplish­
ing this is to go to the New York Racket 8 tore,
where you can get goods at such a low price, that
you leave with that pleasant sensation that over­
comes a person when he realizes that he has re­
ceived hig value for his money : : : : : :
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Speaking »'Furniture
Wf I'AVS It—liaic j,t.«t iweivrdan liinndwe stock. Call ami he onn-
i mccil that there laa.i better place from which toselrcl
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\\V make a «w eiattynf Caraets, Mattings. Springs anil Mattresses, also
» .irr\ a «’ oiiiihpip line i»{ l iiiitTtitkuig kihm I*. Gall iiiui jjp I pri'*«*
C o c h r a n S L a u d e r Schleff Bunding
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Woods has
OF B A R G A IN S
As was anticipated wheu the 1 ids ,
Graduates: Misses Orpha Harms. Della White
were announced and the contract
ami Jessie Winecoff.
was awarded for the construction of
M otto: Out of the Harbor into Life's Sen.
a new county bridge across tbe river
Class Colors: Old Rose and Cream.
at tliis place, this very important
F'lowers: Cream Roses.
structure which connects F’ast and !
West Cottage Grove and which is
now nearly half completed, will be
about the cheapest, most unsightly
and unsatisfactory concern of the j
BRADFORD
kind ever imposed on the public by j
N E W LIG H T PLAN T.
the present county board, or any |
\V litspers.
other county board, as far as that is j
I have heard it whispered tu rath­
concerned. We rnesn to east no re- j I. O. O. K. KniUling to lie Lig h t­
Cards arc out announcing the wed­
ed
a Private Gas Plant.
er loud language that I am intend­ ding of Luke F. Knowlton and Miss
flections whatever upon the builder, >
ing to quit the piano business, but L. Mvrtelle Stevenson, which will lie
Mr. Striker, for he is working "nder|
The Cottage Grove Order of Odd that is onlv another from the old celebrated at the home ,,f the bride's
definite instructions, plaus and s|iec
parents, at :i3o East Ninth street. Port­
ifications and is in nowise responsi Fellows has invested in a fine Parrott source. For it I succeed in my new land. Wednesday evening. June dl
l»le for this cheap concern l*eiug fois - 1 Gasolene L igh t Plan; with which to enterprise it will only be auother Mr. Knowlton is'a Cottage Grove boy.
ted upon the public.
There seem* illuminate their building in this city step toward holding my own against the sun of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Knuwl-
to be a disjsjsition on the part of the and »his I'ue plant is being installed the trusts and combines. I am nt toti of this eitv. He is a trusted em­
ployee of the Southern Pacific railroad
present county court to grant but bus week. It is of tit) light capacity, present about the only piano dealer c mpany. being at present local sta­
few. if any. permanent improve-
candle power to the light and on the coast who is going it single tion agent and operator at Albany,
meiits t-i this end of the couutv aim
"¡'crated at a cost of about J, handed, and I am sincerely great and is said to Is 4 one of the best oper­
the voters of South I.aue should vent n light per evening. A suitable ful to my ninny ftieuds who are giv­ ators on the line and enjoys the confi­
dence and esteem of hi» associates.
bear this fart in mind at tbe next building inclosing the large tanks ing me their patronage, for each He is remembered here as a bright
county election. The county court lln,l °fh er machinery of the plant mouth is bringing greater results energetic and trustworthy voting man
seems to entirely overlook or else bas been erected in the rear of the It onlv takes a little good judge­ of solier habits and genial manners,
ignore the fact that Cottage Grove J ^
building and themechan- ment and a little investigation to and his many friends here have long
predicted that lie would make his
nnd South lame county pays a good 'sn>
0 |e plant is very simple, and know that I carry the best goods mar ; in the world The bride-to-be is !
round sum of the eountv taxes.
absolutely safe, requiring no fuel for the mouev. I have never been a very charming and estimable young!
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or beat of any kind to generate the guilty of selliug a cheap piano for a Indv. her father being a representa­
S c I mmi I Census
gaa. The storage building, plant. high price or of misrepresenting the tive of one of tlie large-t implement
! lights and piping carrying the gas goods I handle, or my competitor houses of Portland. The L eader joins
in extending congratulations iu ad­
.1 K. Barrett, clerk of the Cottage to the main building will cost com except in a defensive manner. Non vance.
the public can certainly see this or
Carload of Fine Porkers.
for the dlstriet with a most remark- the blacksmith is acting in the we would uot be selling so many of
Bartels A Veatch received a ear- j
able and satisfactory showing, the capaoitv of Janitor for the Otld those high grade Needham pianos.
load, fifty head, of fiue fat Poland
figures.tern.ting an increase of nearly Fellows and will lie pleased to show
R ichardson Mean Horae,
China hogs. Ill from Sam Long aud 1
Cottage Grove, Ore.
o fa n -vonp
31 from B. H. Huntington of Yon-
just completed shows a total of SSI I interested.
L ena F. F oreman , manager
callY The ear waa unloaded at the
children of school age for the district,
against I f. one year ago. Few towns T i l K L O K A N E C K K 4 M K R Y
Barton C. \\ Brown, of our esteem­ depot late Saturday eveuiug, aud
in tlie state, even of far greater im­
ed contemporary, the Bohemia Nug­ the porkers were taken to the stock
portance. will show ns rapid growth Turned Out '.’NO Pounds o f Bilt-
get, met with a severe accident Sunday pens of YIessrs. Bartels & Veatch
ami increase in population as does
ter at its First Churning
resulting in the great toe lieing almost west of town, where they will be
Cottage Grove. At tniarateof growth
and development the town will scon
severed
from his right foot. Editor kept in prime condition for the
The Lorane Creamery began op­
take rank along with the older towns
erations last Saturday and on that Br>wn was so unthoiightful and in­ block ashing as they last. While;
o f the Willamette Valley.
da\ turned out 280 pounds of as considerate as to go out to the wood- this enterprising firm puts forth
Bark six and a half inches thick fine butter a» waa ever »laced ou the P»»® and attempt to split some stove every effort to supply its custo - 1
r a t i n i l a I like
I Lr o a
a l fish-story”
l a h . a t . t w " k but
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wood—an act usually performed by mem with the very liest fresh meats,!
men of this dimension may lie seen a t ,. market , in , this city. This creamery
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his
wife—and
being
awkward
and
out- tlie fact that they must go outside of
this office. O. T Adams while pro- ls *“ pphed with a first class, modern
vlding his summer's wood this week plant, and is in charge of a thor- of-pra.-ti.-e sent the ax crashing into this county to secure their fat stock
felled a large red fir tree on Ids place oughly practical butter maker, Mr. his foot at the base of the great toe supply is convincing evidence that
with the very first stroke, inflicting tbe stock business is far from being
a short distance south west of this i> \t’ j-
city and soon observed that the hark !- W i r * " r’ 1* ,p
M * l»g »n . piite a severe wound. V physician overdone in this vicinity. Since the
on the tree was of unusual thickness. T ' nou 8 l 1 vows have l>een pledged the w h s summoned, t h e wound dressed
A squar
are of the bark was therefore creamery to supply sufficient cream and aside from taking an enforced conditions for successful and profit­
saweifo
rout and Is now doing service for two large churnings each week. vet much needed vacation, brother able stock raising here are so favor­
in the L eader office as a paper one on Wednesday^nd the other on Brown, is little the wor«e for his able, it seems that out farmers are
unfortuuate experience. This should
W eight.
Saturday. Mr. B. M. Stone, the oe an object lesson to those wives who losing a golden opportunity bv not
BORN
manager of this enterprise, was iu reckle»ly and rashly inslist on their engaging more extensively in the
business.
husbands splitting the firewood.
---------- town Monday and placed several
JONES To the wife of J. 1 . Junes boxes of butter on sale with local
F o r Sul,-
I f Secretary
Hitchcock creates
June, 5, 1903. A bouncing :< pound
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One
of
the
finest,
fruit, grain, and
many
more
forest
reserves
in
Southern
girl. Mother and babe are getting
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along nicely and there is no
prices, being equal in grade Oregon our part of the state will soon stock farms in the valley. » 7
3
miles
from
station.
A bargain If!
questioning J . I ’s harmony with A® (my creamery butter on th e , be a howling wilderness.—My rile «old soon. Call on or address
s a
Roosevelt on the race problem.
\ market.
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Enterprise.
M i K at . Creswell, Ore
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Welch ®
SKI UMAX X BENSON
Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES
:e, Trim
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Family Groceries
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FRF.SIf A N D PI RE. \ fa R ijnc nf Staple and
ini \ Groceries at Lowest prices. H ighest cash and
Pr"'* * paid for country produce
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