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About Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1903)
l a n e C o u n t ? X c a O c r OOTTAGB C*ROVE, O K » t o * : PUBLISH KO KYKUY F R ID A Y : Editor j >nd Proprietor ■K. C. I ON N KK, LEW W A L L A C E ’S T h e G i u iu i D n m a ilc S e e c la c U T h » C a n t u r y T o B » S tated In P o rtla n d . Of The M. E. Church choir and number of friends of tbe choristers were tendered a very pleasant reception at tbe home of J, I Jones in this city Wednesday even ing. Mr. Isham, the choir leader, favoring the gathering with a vocal solo, as did also Misses Elsie Lea and' Maude Bingham, while Miss Lillian Hart delighted the company with some well rendered piano solos. Just before midnight some light refreshments were served and after a brief discussion of ways and means to improve tbe choir tbe guests returned to their respective homes after having spent a very- enjoyable social evening. After four years of patient waiting the public of the State of Oregon Entered at the Cottage Grove poat- is at lost to have a "Ben-Hur” sea son. The announcement is made offlee os second-class matter. that Klaw & Erlanger’s original, massive and magnificent pruduction 8 UBHCRIPTION KATK.H of Oen. Lew Wallace’s famous re One Year . . . . $1.20 ligious romance “ Ben-Hur” will be .75 Six Months . . . . ..V) staged at the Marquam Grand Tlireee Month» • If paid in advance hut if not so paid i ■inform rale of # 2.00 per year will be charged. Theatre, Portland, for five nights, Advertising rates made known ou application commencing Tuesday evening, Dec. 1st. Special Matinees are also to CLUBBING LIST The Lane County L e a d e r for one be given on Wednesday and Satur year and any one of the following pa day, Dec. 2nd and 5th, respectively. per» one year for the price set opposite: This spectable Las scored the big New York Tribune Partner........ $1 75 gest kind of triumph in this country Toledo Weekly Blade...................... I 7ft N e w N u * ic * l G oods C o m in g . Portland Weekly Oregonian.......... 2 50 and Europe. It has completely Portland Weekly Journal............... 2 00 eclipsed the record of all other stage Port laud Semi-Weekly Journal.... 2 2ft T. K. Richardson, Secy, of the San Francisco Call...................... 2 30 offerings, and is acknowledged to San Francisco Examiner................. 2 50 Improved Smelter C., of Portland, be the grandest, most impressive, iu- writes that new goods will arrive stractive and stupendous in-door Drunkenness in the army 1ms doubl entertainment ever offered the pub for Hie music store at this place, by the last of tbe week, The great ed since the canteen was abolished. lic. success achieved by the Smelter Co. Portland is the only city in the Dut a little while, now, and the State that “ Ben-Hur” will be pre insures tbe permanent increase of Thanksgiving turkey will be in our sented ip. The Company, which the present stock, now under the management of Mr. Day, who is midst. numbers over 350 persons, comes well known to the citizens of this direct from San Francisco. Ten tiO Corbett, the former champion pug! place. It is needless to say that feet baggage cars are required to list, says tiiut foot ball is far too rough every effort will he made to give to transport the scenic effects of Ben- a game for him. tbe publio the best value for the Hur and two stock cars are pressed money in either cash or install into service to care for the horses If Mr. Carneige clings to his steel ments. In clearing out the old stock lie may yet realize his ideal of and cnmels used in the producti >t>, stock, several special bargains are while ten Pullman sleeping cars, dying a poor man. to be had. two day coaches and two dining cars make up a special train for the City Must P a v Damages First. In Spain a field Inborer receives on comfort of the Company. Iu the an average of 28 cents d day as wages, great chariot race scene eight borseH, The county court in its session and this is without board. harnessed to two chariots are sho * n last week at Eugene reported as fol in their struggle for supremacy on lows on the survey of the bridge One of the universities, has estab the big reconstructed stage. ero sing in Cottage Grove. “ A pe lished a chair of dressmaking. Excel During tbe run of Ben Hur in tition to relocate or define the boun lent! Now for a chair of dishwashing. Portland, the Southern Pacific and daries o f a street in Cottage Grove, Nortborn Pacific Railroads, The Ore where the county bridge is located, Tiie Stnuilard Oil Company has be gon Navigation Company, ami the which is technically a county road gun to operate in Japan. This sottles various steamboat lines entering the but really a street, was postponed it. The Japaueie ueedu’t be afraid city, will make special rates for tbo^e until the town or the citizens pay- thnt Itussia will get them. who desire to witness it, while the all the damages reported by the Management of the Marquam Grand viewers.” It is understood that the The Portland saw mill men will sue will pay special attention to all out damages assessed by the viewers were as follows: For the moving of the Southern Pucific Company for of town mail orders. damages for losses sustained by the the bridge four feet south $100; DIED. failure of the Company to supply cars damage to adjoining property $250; to enable the mills to fill their orders. W A L L A C E .— A t the home of Rev. total $350. A Big Shipm ent of Under «■K * <§ * I W # * * # f If You See It In I Our Ad It’s so * * f * * 1 e have juBt received a large shipment of mens, ladies and childrens underwear which should have been here <50 days ago. This was a factory order and was bought right. NVe have missed mauy sales on this stuff, but our loss will be your gain—-those of you who are not already supplied. We will chop a slice off the regu lar price of such garments, and close ’em out as fast as possible. W e show these garments in wool, cotton fieece knit or ribbed— all weights and sizes from baby little casimere shirt to papa’s 44 size. We also have a splendid line of blankets and quilts, clothing, shoes and rubber goods : : : : Welch a Woods Has it For Less : I f - # -U 4) WELCH & WOODS The Leaders in Low Prices and Hustlers for Business poooooooooooooooooooooc Brighten up y <> u r 1» R E M I S E s; W e can supply the P A I N T S ! C. H. Wallace in this city Tuesday School Notes. Miss Kang Tung Bac, the 17-year- morning at 1 :30 o ’clock Nov. 10, old Chinese girl, who will soon outset 1903, Mrs. William L . Wallace, The second lecture of the course the Dowager Empress, arrived in New aged 32 years, 5 months and 12 will begiven by Prof. Hawley of the York recently for a tour of Inspection. days, of consumption. She will huve several instructors teach Eliza J. Medley, was born in Scott- Willamette University. Salem on her and will learn all she can about land county, Missouri, May 28,1871. Friday evening Nov. 20th, subject our grand country. and came to Oregon with her par “ Making of tbe Declaration of In de Latest! ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Medley, in pendence” Prof. Hawley is one of Figures ! American Our Pension roles coutain the 1874, and located a few miles west the best students on Prices will surprise you for cheapness ] History in the Northwest. names of only five living Uevolution- of this city. She was married to nry War pensioners’ three having filed Wm. L. Wallace, Fed. 25; 1895, to The Boys' and girls’ Aid Society See <mr ele <luring the past year. They are all which union three children were of Portland and working through gant line o f women, the oldest is 103 and the born, one. of which, survives. For out Oregon has appealed to the youngest 82. By this rule we may ex three years deceased has been a suf Public Schools for help to be given pect to be paying Civil War pensions ferer from that dread disease, con as a “ Thanksgiving Offering.” Over to widows for at least one hundred sumption. A t various times a change 300 boys and girls have been cared years. There are many chits of 16 of climate was sought in the hope for during the year. Furniture* Undertakers; anxious to worry a foot-ln-the grave of benefiting her health, the past The school invites the people of year having been spent at Tucson, the town and country to join with veteran for his pension. coooooooooooooooooooooc Arizona, but her condition gradu us in sendiug a good offering to the ally grew more serious and recent helpless children. Fruit, vegetables, When a boy has learned agriculture Prom inent Mining Man Here. he Is much better off than ¡a so-called ly she wub brought back to this clothing, money, canned goods, etc. profession. He can learu it much city to spend her last days with A ll will be gladly received. These J. B. Keefer, D. D. S., of Port She was things nre carried free by the South cheupor. Why then should he seek relatives and friends. land, president of the Judson Rock one of the over-crowded learned pro always of a cheerful, kind and ern Pacific. Send or briDg your Mining Co., with extensive mine fessions? Secretary Wilson says "The amiable disposition, intelligent and things by Wednesday N ovem ber25. holdings in Bohemia, wns here this so-called learned profession have been refiued, which characteristics won of the Crystal Cousolidaeed mines week with the intention of inspect for her the highest esteem of all returned from the camp Thursday over-done and the supply exceeds the She was patient and reports some obstruction to ing the company’ s mining proper demand. The one class more than nil who knew her. ties in Bohemia before returning others that is to become well-to-do is and considerate throughout all her travel by fallen timber and slides home, but was prevented from so the farmer who owns the soil thnt is long illness and sufferings and her but only about two feet of snow at doiug by the lute severe storm untimely death is deplored by lx r the lower mines. becoming every day more valuable.” which swept over the district leav- Besides a A good profession to day for ambi wide circle of friends. CHARGE OF PE R JU R Y. i ing from two to four feet of snow. liusbnud and little son, Everett, she tious boys is farmiug. In a pleasant call ou the Leader, Mr. lenvcs a father, five brothers and five sisters aud a host of friends to Two Men Arrested At Blnckbviltr Tues , Keefer informed us thnt a contract day by V. S. MarsheJ. Tiie Leader has been requested to mourn their sad loss. The surviv had just been let for extensive roast tiie city council to a crispy ing members of her family are : J. development work on the Judson Depurty United States Marshal Rock property and other important brown, because It recently instructed M. Medley, the aged father ami tiie street committee to clean the thin attorney J. S .W m H .Thos M, Hen Roberts arrived at this place Mon improvements will be mnde on this coat of mud from tiie surface of Main ry and Claud; Mrs. Cliff Clever, Pen day with warrants for the arrest of fine property early next season. street and bus failed to enforce this dleton; Mrs. Darwin Bristow, Cot A. B. Lyon and William Lively up sanitary order. As this is the first tage Grove; Mrs. Harvy Wallace, on a charge of perjury in swearing Postoffice Discontinued. offense of this nnture on the part of Saginaw; Mrs. W. P. Locktfood, falsely to land entries. The officer tiie council, we will bo lenient, but soon located his men at the Black- Tacoma; and Mrs. Chas, Littlefield, now after “ a hint to the wise” if some Word has been received from Eugene, The funeral services were butte quicksilver mines where they action is not taken very soon toward Washington, D. C „ that the post- were employed and after their arrest conducted from the Catholic church cleaning up Main street, this paper office at Hadley ville. Lane county, of winch she was a devoted mem they were required to accompany will endeavor to Incite mob violence has been ordered discontinued and ber, Wednesday, Rev. Father Beut- the deputy to this city from which the mail ordered sent to Crow. against a bevy of well meaning, but gen officiating! interment iu the place they departed for Eugeue to slow going citizens who preside over appear before U. S. Commissioner, I. O. O. F. cemetery. The funeral this progressive municipality. Clean Mr. anil Mrs. White came up from service was attended by a large J. J. Wulton, where n hearing was up the street gentlemen; in appear Wednesday to visit with concourse of sorrowing relatives and given them Thursday and Friday. Junction ance it purtaketh too much of a The accusation states that on or their son. Virgil White and family. friends despite the very inclement swine wallow. weather and many le u itifu l Moral about September 19th of this year, Wanted, a girl of experie nee, for offerings were in evidence. The Lyon and Lively violated Sectiou general housework, small family The old song that “ Unelc 8am is 5392 of the revised statutes by mak Mrs. C. 8. Frank, mil, E. Ninth 8t bereaved family have the sympathy ing oath as follows: Eugene, Oregon. rich enough to give us all a farm” !• of (he entire community. no longer quite true. The people of "That they were acquainted with the older states do not realize how homestead entry 9867, made by- For sale one 35-llght new Aeetyline rapidly the public lands are being ab Johannes J. Brauti and knew the Gas machine, in perfect order The very best light for either house sorbed, too many of them by mere present condition of the same; that speculators and not home-makers. As | the said Johannes J. Brauti has church, lodgerooni, <>r any building where a fine cheap light is needed! a result of the new litigation law it is j never established his residence on P. Frank ft Son. ifo, E. Ninth Street possible that 75 , 000.000 or 100 , 000,000 j the said tract nor cultivated or im- Eugene, Oregon. acres of desert will be made available j proved the same; that he has been \ _______ __________ These hooks are among for homes, but this will be a work of ¡absent therefrom for a period of s'‘ le, one 25 light Ransom the best, latest anti most years and in the meantime Congress more than six months last past, w ith-! A,uton>atf<- Gas Mochine, a sixty can- popular, anti can be hart here at the regular prices. should so change the laws ns to pre lout obtaining leave of absence.” IJ l h£ur‘ n o ^ Y T t1 ,r>, 1-4 '* ° * ot --------------- ! P*r " ° " r- no weights or winding, run vent the Irrigable lands passing Into Badly Scalded. •/ «’«y water pressure. Look box the hands of wealthy ranchmen and 1<2, Eugene, t>Tegon. ’ land dealers. Unless Congiess shall ts a small one. but Is chuck full of At Creswell Tuesday W ill Schmitt, That grand 2n i , » , t„, • soon make some radical change in the real humor -from klver to klver son of John Schmitt, while suffering the New York Tribune Far J 01" “ ^ ’ land laws. It will lie charged that the from an attack of sickness fainted I,shed . » . t , ? i " Pub* I millions that the government Isspend- All the late ami popular hook* in stock, and fell over while sittinc g near a lished weekly, one full page of con- ' as well as a complete line of school sup ing for irrigation will be largely for densed general new. each week, with ! plies. stationery, etc. cook stove on which was a kettle of the benefit of the speculators and j ,,f tll'istrated up-to-date boiling water. In falling the boy great live stock interests. pulled the kettle over onto him bad ly scalding his legs, arms and body School children can get the National I S e p a ra te Leaf Note Book at the Mod ern f harmaoy. OILS AND: BRUSHES: Wall Paper Rockers! France $ Gowdyi The Virginian J5he Conquest J oh n Henry Mrs. F i e l d s ’ B o o k Store r l«d S S ä i S Ä " * ' Ä Ä Ä MALTItODD G W a e s o b l e i n r e & E n S g t i o n v e e s r R O O F IN G 1 a Lubricators, In- > *3 jectors. Steam — Ml V w Gauges, Pack- X • ^ s « ing and Cylinder ej Lu o f O il always in ■ L jfnpl „ We g e n * t T e ¡2 "blow s x r *8 » for a first class 3C Cnll and see us X 7. “• Malthoid Roofing cannot be equaled in price or quality for use in all work of low cost. Malthoid supplies every requirement is a roofing for wharvet, factories, sheds, barns, canneries, etc., where a good roofing at a low price is desired. Fire-resisting, water and we*ther-proofj not injured or affected in the least by the extremes of heit and cold, gases, acids, fumes and dampness. Send for booklet and nmplee. 9 The Paraffine Paint Co. San Francisco, Seattle, Portland, Lot Angeles and Denver, Colorado. Ft' Salt »1 WYNNE HARDWARE CO, Common Rough L U MB E R — $11.00 P o P PER ER w > C H A R TE R OAK S t o v e s ami R a n g e s W Y N N E HardwareCo. For the Best ind Cheapest hop 01 fruit farms in the I I Call on or address S. A. McK»t ■ ’ Creswell, Ore. You de»l <l'rec* I with tbe owner. Best cablnetto photos. il.*5Pir ^ T for a short time only, at nSil? I gallery opposite Masonic Hah. side. _______ _ _____ u 1 For Sale. One of the finest, fruit. i?r*Ln- stock farms in the valley. ¡j 2 miles from stetion. A ,irir ' t | sold soon. Call on or add!***. M c K ay . Creswell. Oie. NOTICK KOR riB I-IC A T N * l_md Oltlce at Kew-tnira.W-S“ -¿ s o «* - 1 Notice I« hcrehy riven, Hw« ! ..... . . , ’ f make final proof in support , " » j l M p » I tbat said proof will fi** nu»«i*’ s»r3r J T S rmmiii*si«»m*r. it Kugeiie. « ¡■»„.MS'* ] •lav. November .’’s l “, : ' jV !n * T«p. I H fcN oW tïfnrU , Haniio 2 W. II to prove his eontinm-.. that ion ol said land. v,7; C<*1>*' B 0 0 T H-K E IL Y MILLS - . Ruth ('»steel, of savi»:*" Saginaw, Ore, L -s ä g l 'TE JU . ! 'n" MarTM,"*r T f wn> £ 1
