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STATE GAME
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IT IS UP TO YOU
W e lc h
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Governor Chamberlain's game war-1 Ham etlilng »•* Interest the l.end-
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it in our
Baker, of Cottage
crs .Many A dvertiser».
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: PU BM SIIKI» KYKKY F R ID A Y : : den, John W.
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Ad, it’s so
t i . C. CONNER,
Editor
and
Proprietor Grove takes office July 1st, and there
is some speculation us to the state
fn order to demonstrate the rapid
Entered at the Cottage Grove post- game policy under the present ad- rijte B(; w|,i0i, the subscription list of
ponce between a blun-
office as second-class matter.
I ministration, says the Salem J niriial. jjie j au 0 (J,>uutv L eader is growing
There is even b *
It Is a well known fact that the there is no more convincing argu-
Yoii will bo iiiiilty o f
HUBSi'UIPTION KATKS
(U m * anti a mistake
stnte game laws are continuously raent thau the publication of the
II.» ;
O m Year
-
trade
with
us .’
.75 violated In the most shameful manner unmet) of the new boni-fiile subscrib
neither if you
hix Month«
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and the law is very hard to enforce.
ers from time to time. There is no
If paid la Mlranc« hut if not ho paid a
In southern Oregon there are ship way to get around this evidence of
uniform rate of »2.00 per year will he « harmed.
iv pleaset with tilt' r e s u l t o ! o u r ( ’ar
Advertising rate« made known on applieation ments of yen ¡son made to large cities
to m aintain the
the L eader ' s growing popularity and
trade, and propose
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------ —" j both north and south in seuson and its rapidly increasing value as an ad
(arnival
S plait'd till {?t)o<
F R ID A Y , J U L Y
3, 1903! out of season the slaughter being vertising medium. With the old
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- - --- wholesale at times.
subscription list and the remarkable
Linn and Yamhill counties are the increase iu the L eader ' s circulation
FALSE ECONOMx.
sceuo of much illegal and undiscrim- since we assumed charge of the paper
County Judge Kincaid, presents an j butte shooting of birds out of season. four months ago, the merchant
Itemized account of tbo cost of the . Portland sports go up at night, g o t __^
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any other
advertiser can rest assured
new county bridge at this place in the I oft at small towns and shoot all day, dnU bis advertisement in the Li lia n ^
last Issue of his paper, the Oregon . , returning by night.
wJ|l be read by almost everyone iu
'
(State Journal, to prove that the | Marion county is reasonable free
Lane County, thereby guar-
bridge was constructed by the county I rrom pouching on the game laws, and auteein„ ti,e advertiser the very best
at a saving of SEia.'ll to the taxpayers there is less shootiug out of season. r e t u r n 8 for |,iM investment.' The
; L e a d e r circulates throughout a very
under the lowest hid, which was that thau iu any county i n the state.
To make the enforcement of the j prosperous lumbering, mining and
of N. B. Alley for $070.00, the uctual
cost of the new bridge being 681.27. game laws more effective in Oiegon agricultural territory and roaches
In this connection it may be stated it would he a good plan to not public-1 the vory 1>eo,,]e the advertiser of this
O v e r a l l s have advanced 70c per dozen m llit' past three weeks
that the county might have made a far ly anuounce the appointment of dep section desire to riach and it "ill
bring more business to tbe advertiser
greater saving to the tax-payers by utv game wardens.
on account o I" tlx* failure ot the cotton cr o p in M assachusetts
Where they are well known and too
simply brucing up and patching up
today than ever before in its history
and an advance ii the factory wajies in A laska. but we art* still
the old structure. However, it i* often widely advertised their work is not covering a period of fifteen years.
’ m ens sizes, and ‘Jâc to l">c in b o y s sizes
effective,
and
they
are
hampered
in
sellino; them at title in
false economy, and we think it will
The latest addition to our subscrip
( 'om e in and t'xamint our stock and prices on s h o e s .* .* .*
prove such in this case, to substitute j the discharge of their duties. Bettci tion list not heretofore published
a temporary improvement for a j men and better service can be secur follows:
permanent one. There was a crying | ed on the other plan
Geo. T. Sears,
Walker, Oregon.
, I
demand here for a good modern steel [ ( >S|- o i
M. Van Dusen,
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T H K C A R N IV A L
bridge, which if properly constructed j
’
\V. I). Dennis, Blackbutte
would stand a denude, whereas the one T h o u g h
It. L Spong, Comstock.
“
W ell
A tten ded
the
recently constructed cannot last more
Ed Violette. Leaburg,
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C o m p a n y L ost M o n e y H e r e .
thun four or live years and to repair or
Mrs. P. M. Walsh, Salem, “
replace it two or thrpe times with a
Unfortunately the four
days
W. E. Bissell, Ashland,
similar structure will s .on aggregate carnival given under the auspices of
Mrs. M R. Hart. Peak,
a greater expense or cost to the county
K. H. Ilabcock, Hutchinson, Minn.
than the construction of a permanent the C. M. A hand, closed iu a
Win. Mold, Russell, Kan.
bridge would ill tile first place, and drenching rain. However, the first
BOHEMIA, 0I1E.
besides would have been an improve three and a half days were pleasant
O.
P.
Adams
Gill Meadows
and
large
crowds
for
this
place
were
j v T f . ’M ’ -E E - M - E E E t r t r W
t r
r + + +
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ment ereditable to both the city and
J. J. McKi‘. hen
county. The present bridge i itorih *u attendence at the carnival shows, j. w. Scars
Heurv Johnson
but there was not people enough in
all it cost but did not cost enough
j this section of the couuty who
COTTAOE OBOVE ANI> VICIMTV.
meet tlie needs and requirements
. patronized the big shows to make
our progressive elty and county.
David Griggs
Archibald
j it profitable to the management,
Mrs. E. V. Cogswell
C. Baker
j the expenses being far in excess of
I." .iti'it mi smtlicrti r... 111. Katlroa,! in Dt'llgl;i, County, Ore.
D. B. Chamberlin
C. London
A BOUQUET.
j the receipts it is said However
M. Lambert B. H. Lee
IVstoffice. Express and public
The
waters
will cure 9 0 per
While in Cottage drove recently | Mr. Arnold, the manager, was not
W. X. Wheeler
F. Steele
Telephone on premises. From
cent of cases of Constipation,
disappointed,
as
he
said
he
ouly
we made the acquaintance the of pro
L. F. Sluveu
. H. Small
ido per week up. Including Lnths
Rheumatism. Catarrh. Stom
prietor of the Lane County L eader ot [ I came here to fill in the dates inter-
G. M. Miller
Trains stop in front of hotel
ach. Kidney, Liver troubles.
that elty. Mr. Conner came to | veuing between his engagement at
It will be remembered that a list
Cottage Grove from Itoseliurg. where ' Grants Pass and Salem and did not of (i0 new subscribers was published
Chloride Mtt.00 gr
Magnesium Chloride .10
One Gallon of These Potassium
Potassium Promille - - .57 gv
he conducted the Plaindealer. He is I expect to take any money out of the in the L eader about two weeks ago.
Calcium Chloride • ujti.oo^
Potassium Iodide - - - ..*>:! jrr
The
best
and
Largest
!
town.
Waters
Contain
.
.
.
Calcium
Carbonates - - .I9j|
making of tlie Tu inrn a paper of
Sodium Chloride - - 211.00 ar
Stock of Dry Lumber
The baloon ascension and para- which with the above list of ¿3 new
which the people of his home town
subscribers, makes a total of S3 new
may be justly proud. In scarcely chute jump Friday was one of the
from our Coast Fork
subscribers for the mouth of June,
one of tlie many branches relating prettiest and most successful ever
Mills is now ready for
which is a very encouraging and sat-
to the art of newspaper making is he witnessed iu the state. Tbe day
, ¡«factory showing.
Delivery a t Popular
remiss Excellent editing.
good wfts dear and calm aud the baloon
REGISTERED
Prices : :
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composition, tasteful arrangement o f »hot up straight as an arrow, a t-!
T h e Sam e O ld Story
the matter and high grade presswork ! lin in g a heightli o f fully Half a mile !
Houses built on the in
are some of the praisworthy fe a tu re s before the parachute was cut lose, j
Pure Candy direct
Miss Agnes Gilbert was crowned
stallment Plan . . .
of the L eader , and it certuinly « very pretty decent being made, the
f , S1
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from
factory :
Car
deserves the undivided support of the daring aerauaut alighting on Long's 1
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" H A ruo1 A
nival Monday by Mayor Bishop aud
For Further Particulars
Best brands To*
business men of Cottage Grove— I store only about 100 yards from his
Governor Chaniberlaiu addressed the
Harrisburg Bulletin.
1 starting point.
baccos and Cigars
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The baseball games resulted ns audience in her behalf. We have
i been there and all know what the
TOO MUCH PROTECTION.
follows: Thursday, Cottage G r o v e ,.
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Fresh Nuts and Frui t s
¡ vs Springfield, score (i to 18 in favor Jo“ r“ >.“ t,rT1T,nK at whTe" “ “ J™
The Grove had about as inueli u-e of the home team. Friday, Cottage i
ttne Jim Brown. John Bakei |
for a special police force comprising I Grove vs Lorane, score 9 to 13 in :
f
f T o
f,
si* officers during carnival week as a favor of the Grove. Saturday, Cot-I ..tel. a httle hit, or they will spend
oat has for nine tails. Arnold's Car- »age Grove vs Roeeburg Outlaws, I " U *helr 8Pare
llau« lu- a r o n ' ‘l1
nival company Is compqped of about score 8 to 1 in favor of Roseburg | lose Oriental beauty tents at t h e
I Carnival.
as orderly and good natured crowd of! purse $50. Tbe home team's field
.W ar S. 1*. Depot. Cottage («rovo
The hundreds of sweet rukberioes,
Building and Sales Deoartment
people as can In, found anywhere.! work was bad in the latter game
j
clad
in
bewiteningshirt-waists,
make
,1. 11. WA1ÏNKI». Superintendent
When tliE gang which follows such a I and they fell down generally,
It is the universal desire of people to get something
Crroival a perfect fairy
for nothing— we mean in a legitimate way. of
showjs refused a city license which | At 3 p. m. Saturday Queen Sarah j the
forces It to move on, the citizens of a T delivered her closing proclamn- j Ian*! for bald-beads, who frequent
course. The nearest you can come to accomplish
A F in e W in d o w D isplay.
town nave little to fear. »Wo iloD’ t I tion from the "throne” in the big such places to see pretty things,
ing this is to go to the New York Racket Store,
roe why a town should lie deprived of j tent and her pleasant joyous and
It was quite according to the fit-
" here you can get goods at such a low price, that
One of the fiuest and most attrac-1
amusements simply from the fact interesting reign of four days ns ' nc^s o f things that Queen Agnes was
you leave with that pleasant sensation that over
that they attract undesirable charac well as the big carnival was officially j crowned hv a Bishop, and the Lord tive window displays ever seen in
comes a person when he realizes that he lias re
ters. Enforce tho city laws and the closed. The management of the big j High Chamberlain, George himselt. this city is presented at the Modern j
ceived big value for his money :
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Inkers and grafters both malo and shows then thanked the people of I should address the audience in her Pharmacy, David Griggs, proprie-l
tor, and is tlie haudiwork of that |
female will tie compelled to move on. Cottage Grove for their liberal pat- behalf.
< 'oint' ¡inti trv us.
gentleman and druggist Patterson, j
! ronage aud courteous treatment and
Married.
It
contains
a
large
collection
of
said
that
they
hoped
to
l>e
able
to
A WOMAN'S DAILY.
choice quartz specimens and gold l
visit our pleasant and prosperous ■
'The Chicago Dally Bulletin will , little city again. Arnold’s Carnival | BYRNE SPONG— At the home of nuggets from the Bohemia mines, |
the
bride's
parents
Mr.
and
Mrs.
and comprises the fiuest collection
noon be ready for publication. Till»'Co. lias good shows aud handle the :
Phil Spong at the Klondike Mills, in the city. The quartz, specimens
I« not a mere friendly announcement business upon nn honorable basis,
on Mosby Creek. Sunday, June 21, from the Star and Helena claims:
o f the forthcoming launching of n A number of dead beats not belong-
1903,
Mr. Fred M.
\\ p have it—have ju«t recel veti an immense stock. Call and he pou -
contenipornry. It is a matter of great mg to the shows, bad been pointed
„
„ Byrne
-_ „ and
_ „ Miss sparkle with free gold, while some
vrnceil that there I« no hotter place from which to select :: :: :: "
I in a M. Spong, Rev, L. H. IV allacc 0f the crystal quartz specimens are
news Interest for the Bulletin will tie out to the police during the week
officiating.
rare and beautiful.
Three gold
the first woman’s newspaper ever “ »J were required to get out of
We make a «p
specialty o f Carpet«. Mattings, Spring« ami Mattresses, also
Tlie rooms of tbe Spong home were nuggets are to he seen in the col
Issued. It will lie of women, for j town. Our people have had an
carry a compie
píete line of ITidcrtaking goods. Call ami get prices ::
women and by women. Females will opportunity to see some of tbe best beautifully decorated with ever lection. which contain more than $20 I
sit at the editorial desks. Lady re- attractions given in tbe orplieum greens, ferns and white roses, and a each. This window display is a 1
porters will do the news gathering. In circuit» o f the large cities. From number of relatives and friends wit great source of interest to the mauv j
Schleff Building
fact save in minor eases, the entire here the big carnival company went nessed the ceremony, which was mining men who visit oar city.
I
performed
at
11
o’clock
A.
M
,
and
staff will be composed of feiiiininty. to Salem for a week.
THE MODERN PHARMACY.
congratulations were ex
The C. M. A. band boy* expenses , after
. hearty
.
The experiment will be carefully
The
Moilern Pharmacy was com-
were very heavy and tliev will do | tended, a sumptuous wedding dinner
watched.
about
the
!
wa*
•*rTet*-
Mr
Byrne
holds
a
lucra-
l’ieUT
'
renovated this week by the
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well to come out even
ilvii ’ upon
llnon I tive position in Ibis city aud is a gen-
proprietor, David Griggs, and
COMPLIMENT TO THE GROVE (heaviest expense devolving
( them being a license of $50 imposed ial aud euergetic young man. The lts ,nter,or appearance greatly mi-
b.v a new coat of paint of a
In reviewing Cottage Grove’s verj , by ilie city council. I,umber for bride is a very estimable voung ladv
and
has
a
wide
circle
of
admiring
delicate
shade of blue. Mr. Griggs
successful and interesting carnival, platforms and stands also aggregate
a'Uling to his stock constantly,
the Oregon .State Journal, published quite a sum. Long A Bingham friends who join the L e a de r in extend- !S adding
at Eugene, said in conclusion: “ Cot- generously donated the grounds mg congratulations and best wishes. and now has one of the largest and
tage Grove has showed more life and , and the local pipers donated the The happy couple are comfortably best selected stocks of drugs and
enterprise in this matter than Eugene the
advertising. A
petition is domiciled in this city where they will Irnggists sundries to be found in
the county. This, together with the
nnd is entitled to much credit. As now lieing circulated and numerous- reside.
fact that two first class prescription
the outlet for a large timber l>elt in ( ly aigued, by business men and
Itine Itibbon Mint,* Fuir.
Iruggists are employed ir. th* store,!
the Cascade and Calapooia Mountains citizens requesting the council to
including the proprietor, Mr. Griggs,
and for the Bohemia mines. Cottage remit the licenes fee, which is con-
The premium list of Oregon
Oregon’» a “ Blue
recently
with higli
Bine " ho «cen
u y graduated w.tti
high
Grove Is destine,! d to be one of t h e sidered a. exorbitant and unjust by
Important town* of Oregon "
a great many of our citizens.
’
fa,r *? ou‘ Rn<1 **«»* ^ or*
,a
York,
-
distributed throughout the state s «nt»ol of Pharmacy,
entitles
. . fullv
. entitles
ca HHIV al BALL
The premiums offered aggregate 112 this store to the new name it has
Roosevelt Is certainly a great
ami 000 in cash, and are for everything Assumed— Modern Pharmacy,
missionary His little talk on ‘race Th® Carnival festivities
suicide'’ seems to have done the »"»»«•«•ota Hosed with a grand ball grown on the farm, including live
Arnold's Carnival shows have come
business. They areali getting married. at the opera house Saturday evening stock, poultry, dairy products, ag
which was well attended and highly ricultural and horticultural products, md gone and the city still re
FRESH a n d PURE. A full line o f Staple and
A man In one of the valley town* epjoyed by all lovers of tbe te rp a i1 domestic and liberal arts, etc. Every main« intact and quite a number of
ancy Groceries at Lowest prices. Highest cash and
applied to the courts for nn injunction chorean art. Splendid music was one is invited to bring something to people hud money enough left to call
trade pricer paid for country produce
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to restrain the tongues of the furnished by the Eugene orchestra the fair this year, and help advertis, in an'* *ubseribe for the Lane county
gossips of the neighborhood.
He w*>ich is composed of the following the state a resources. If you have LaADItR **>«* going home,
learned from judicial source# that
k“ ow n
muaieiana: M. Groaa. not received one of the premium list*
Call and see the fin e
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A If TYilleiul
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Oroea, Alf
Dillard, Andrew
vet.
write
M D. Wu.do'tT aecreUrT 1 ' i n i n ü i . - " nf ,*,‘lect'on, of
there are some things beyond the
Svarernd and Will Perman.
¡ Portland, Oregon , for oae
' ’ I the Richardson
‘ mU*'C
"‘ rece,ve'» at
control of the highest human power.
o b
s e
music JM
house.
COTTViF. Í4ROVE, OItEMOK
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Woods has
1
to attract
Mens and boys Cotton Sweaters 35c
Mens fancy negligee shirts, were 50c, now 35c
We think we have the best bargain in town
in ladies hose at 2 pair for two bits.
CANVAS SHOKS AO CENTS LKK I’AIH
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WELCH
&
WOODS
The Leaders in Low Prices and Hustlers for Business
f r Vi t i
Lumber
Boswell Springs
Capt. Ben D. Boswell, Pr o p r i e t o r
HAZLEWOOD
IC E C R E A M
J. V. THORNTON
M ILK S H A K E
SODA W A TER
Pacific Mer Co
RACKET STORE
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A. K. SHERK
Speaking °f Furniture
Cochran & Lauder
SKILLMAN & BENSON
Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES
'roduce, Fruits, Vegetables
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Family Groceries
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