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About Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1904)
Xa ne Œountç Xcat'cr COTTA (Ml «¿ROTH, <*H*>«>* C m i of Ih« Ifi\provoinont. Labor 4 I mit* the following report: Number of feet of sidewalk built 2*100. C E M E T E R .Y S ID E W A L K aad If You See > ft In Our Ad It s so Welch a Woods Has It For Less EXPENSES. Funda Bubocribod. W elch ® W oods Has it For Less £ Long A Bingham Co., lutn. $ 161 15 “ 122 52 The new regulation city sidewalk Pacific Timber Co. Grifiin Yeatch Co, nails 200 lbs 8 00 from the Went end of Wall street to 1 Wynne Hardware Co. 100 “ 4 00 Entered at the Cottage Grove posi the Masonic and I. O. O. F. ceme Piper A Vandeuburg “ 200 “ 8 00 ti (fleti as second-class matter. tery having been completed through G. W. Hess, hauling 8 00 20 00 the diligent efforts of the committee G. O. McGilvroy, foreman SU BSCR IPTIO N K ATE S who took .this commendable public lanuarv is considered a »lull month with merchants, hut we are goin^ O n e Y e a r ...................................................... **-5® Total t 331 67 Six Months - - - - -7» improvement in charge, a full item T h r e e e M on th » . - - - .50 to try to make1 It lively tor ourselves by tak.l.K oil most ot the margin BECBIPT8. II iiatil In advance hut II not »o paid a ized statement of the cost of this on a number o f lines ot merchandise iinform rate ol » 1.00 per yoar will be ■ Iwraed. Cash Subscribed................. 222 59 Advrrti»inz rate» made known on application fin e improvement t o g e t h e r Rec’ d for Surplus Material 4 00 with the amount of work and funds CLUBBING LIST Total 92«f 59 The Lane County L eader for one subscribed will no doubt interest year and any one of the following pa tbe citizens of Cottage Grove and W C . C onner , ) Committee. pers one year for the price set opposite: W e make a sweeping reduction H. K. M e t ía l e , f which we sold at #1.45, now #1.10 New York Tribune Farmer $1 75 * of 15per centón Clothing, which Toledo Weekly »lad«....................... I 75 G. O. M c G ilvr ay , Foreman. The subscription paper circulated Another weight $1.25, now hoc Portland Weekly Oreitonlan 2 50 brings it down to actual cost Portland Weekly Journal ......... 2 no aud liberally subscribed too, read as And others proportionately low From the shove it will be seen Portland Semi-weekly Journal 2 25 Han Franclico Call ........................ 2 50 follows: that considerable money is yet re Han Francisco Examiner................. 2 50 quired to defray the total expense “ CEMETEBV SIDEWALK S U B S C R IF T IO E . of the new sidewalk which is to be Our Clothing is all marked in plain figures and there is-no she-nan-igan We, t h e undersigned hereby dedicated to the Masonic snd Odd Less than live per cent of the popu about this. A l l w e ask is for you to compare prices and ouality, and lation of Columbia can read. agree to pay upon demand, tbe Fellow lodges. A few secret socie we know where you will buv. We carry a nice line of ladies under amount subscribed and set opposite ties ars yet to be heard from and a PaDama Is regarded as u very small wear in cotton, fleeced, half wool, or all wool. W e have made a reduc good many small cash donations country, but its area is nearly twice our respective names to be applied have been promised, and, as I be tion o f 50c each on all grades of Mackinaws in defraying tbe expense for the that of Switzerland. committee is anxious to close up tbs construction of a good five foot, matter and make a full and A d s ! Both tbe married aud unmarried four inch, sidewalk from the West settlement of all indebtedness in men are now seriously reflecting over end of Wall street on the north side curred in tbe completion of this tbe "good resolutions.” of tbe road to the Masonic and I. O. sidewalk snterprise, it is hoped that all those who have not yet contrib O. F. Cemetery : Senator R. A. Booth refused to ac uted but are interested in this, one cept either mileage or salary for his Old Cemetery Fund............. 9 5 09 of tbs finest public improvements service during the special legislative F. B. Phillips........................... 5 00 accomplished for this city last year, H. K. Metcslf......................... 5 00 should add their mite to the fund at session. A. H. King............................... 5 00 Judging from the number of people Lane County L eadeb ............... 5 00 once and thereby assist in a very The list of new con who wear that worried look, the G. O. McGilvray...................... 5 00 worthy cause holiday shopping bills are begining D. G. McFarland..................... 5 00 tributors will be published until the deficiency is made up. to come iu. S. E. Lauder............................. 5 00 D. E Welsh................... ......... 5 00 M. Vi. A . IN S T A L L A T IO N , The Leaders in Low Prices and Hustlers for Business ßL Some papers a r e always telling Wynne Hardware Co............... 5 00 about new schemes to catch the farm Cochran A Lauder................... 5 00 F lourishing Frfvterrv»»1 Beneficiary er, hut wht n a crook wants some ore J. N. Jones................................. 5 00 Order. H&xS a» Complete real easy he generally tackles the city Metcalf A Morse....................... 8 00 O rchestre. chap who th'iiks he knows It all. Darwin Bristow........................ 5 00 School Notes. Herbert Eakin.......................... 5 00 Tuesday eveuiug the local camp of Modern Woodmen of America A Chicago labor onion has tieen Grifiin A Veatch Co................. 5 00 The Public School opened last filled Ì l.ooo for illegal acts as u cor D. Gibson................................. 5 00 ¡unfilled it« newly elected officers for Monday inorniug. with an enroll porate body. Tin: action of the court Win. Luudess........................... 2 50 tbe ensuing year in the presence of ment of 461. The school is very created a precedent as this is the (list J. V. Thornton......................... 1 00 the Royal Neighbors - Ladies aux much crowded being in need of at time that a union has been lined In H. E. Underwood .................. 5 00 iliauy— and a few invited guests, least four more teachers and a new this country its a corporation. Heraenway A Burkholder..... 2 50 among whom were the publishers o f building. The primary department Mrs. Joe Miller......................... 5 00 the local press. It uad been orig is compelled to hold half day ses With the opening of brisk oriental P. H. Jones.............................. 5 00 inally planned to hold a joint instal sions, this requiring two yeat-B to do traffic with the Pacific Northwest, the Wm, Bradford......................... 5 00 lation, but owing to some unforseen one years work. digging of the Panama cunal and the Win, W olf................................ 2 50 obstacles the Royal Neighbors were Through the kindness of Mr. Selz springing up of greut home industries, Mrs. Jas. Hart........................ 2 50 excused from joining in the installa of Chicage, the school has received a good Oregou farm will lye equal to a Mrs. Jas. W hite...................... 2 50 tion. Geo. Comer, the retiring “ The Liberty Bell Class Scholarship We have 30 tons orv h a n d — gold mine during the next decade. Mrs. Susie A bbott.................. 2 50 Venerable Counsel, acted in the ca Medal” to be awarded to the pupil all our own m ake. Special pacity of installing officer and Chief McKibben Brothers................. 1 00 in each grade, passing the best gen ra.te on ton or half ton lots Those skeptics who predicted that Arthur Tait............................... 1 00 Ranger, A. Nelson, presented the eral examination tbe last of January. the recent cemetery sidewalk move F. S. Hinds............................... 1 00 newly elected officers for lastallatiou The next speaker in the Public ment would meet with tho same dis Pearce A Johnson............... 2 00 in the following order. J. &. Milne, School Lecture Course it Pres. P. L. mal fuilure as heretofore, will no J. F. MilUr...................................... 50 V. C; C. Curtis, W . A; C. W. Wal Campbell of the ITnirersity of Ore doubt be inconsolable as a result of D. D. Knox............................... 1 00 lace, Clerk; J. A Elledge, Banker; gon. At the Opsra house January the splendid success of the enterprise. J. S. Benson............................ 2 00 R. E. Lackey and Malachi Miller, 29tb, Come aud hear something C. J. Howard............................ 1 oo Escorts; A. Hamloth, Watchman good. Chinese are no longer to be exclud J. E. Ostrander........................ 1 00 Wm. Carey, Sentry; Joe Baker, The Public School lias received ed from Mexico and the steamship Morgan A Brehaut................. 2 00 Manager; Drs. Anderson and Schleef and will place on exhibit, in the new companies are making arrangements Jas. Plaster................................ 2 00 Camp Physicians. Bank Building, the Horace K. Tur to land 1,000 immigrants every month. Piper A Vandenburg.................. 4 00 At ths conclusion of the installs ner Collection of paintings and The Chinese will work on tho planta D. T. A w lrey............................... 1 50 tion the following program was ren works of art, February third to sixth tions and In mines and will not be J. H. Bartels............................ the proceeds to be used in decorat 50 dered: Music, M. W. A. Orchestra; Reci ing the school rooms. lauudrymen. i in- selling itowers W. C. Sanford ....................... 1 00 tation, “ The Jinsr,” by Mr«. Ernest o f the McKibben Why not some public spirited per A. K. Sherk.............................. 50 hat talk for them A Congressman from Kansas in Cash Grocery C'o..,............... 1 00 Lockwood: Music, Orchestra; Voca son in Cottage Grove make or take selves :: :: :: •; forms his district paper that the Kan J. H. H a rt.............................. 5 00 Solo, Miss Baker, encore and re up a good aubacription for the sas delegation was struck dumb by a Ben Lurch..................................... 2 50 sponse; presentation of a beautiful school Library. velvet Brussell’ s rug to M. W. A. recent unexpected appointment by John Schmutz ' ............................ 2 00 the President. Alas, If the President Andrew Nelson............................. 2 00 by Royal Neighbors, followed by an C lass In Vocal M usic. would only hurl a few more similar G. B. Hawkins............................. 3 00 appropriate speech of acceptance silencing catapults at congressional Modern Pharmacy....................... 1 00 by the newly installed Venerable Mrs. W. G. Woods’ class in voice catawaulers. The three things Wheeler A Owens ................ 5 50 Counsel, J. 8. Milne: Musie, Orehes culturéis increasing and is reported to consider in se Lewis A Veatch .................... 2 50 tra; Address of the evening “ How as making good progress. Lessons lecting a hat are Henator Newluuds, one of the lead combined here :: Dr. E. C. Macy............................. 5 00 Columbus Discovered America” by are given twice a week to each mem ing democrats of the country said in a C. W. Wallace.................... 2 00 LeeRoy Woods, which subject was ber of the class separately aud Mrs. speech at Omaha last week : “ No sin H. C, Veatch....................... 1 00 handled in a very reckless snd ex- Woods desires to devote a little gle man has so many followers as L. R. W oods.................................. 2 00 trsvsgaut, but ratber graphic and more time to the work, hence would Bryan, bat the country will not per entertaiuing manner, by the oamp's be pleased to receive a few more mit ot Ills candidacy for the presidency F ratern al O rders C ash D oeationh fluent orator. At the conclusion of pupils. Residence, two blocks west The tariff will be an issue this year, Masonic Order............................. 10 00 the program excellent refreshments of the Catholic church. N but not the kind advocated by Cleve I. O. O. F....................................... 10 00 were served in the banquet room, land Free trude is a myth ; protec M. W. A........... ....................... B 00 after which a few round daucss, and W . O . Vi. tion is here to stay.” K. P. L odge................................. 5 00 singing was indulged in and a gen Neighbor F. G. W’ oodcock, Dept W. O. W ................................. 5 00 eral good social time prevailed. There was s large attendance of Stats Organizer will male Bohemia 5 00 Cnicugo, as anticipated, will have Women of W oodcraft... 8 00 members of tbe order on this oeca Camp No. 260 an official visit on the next national lopublican conven G, A. R............................. sion, in fact, it is one of tbe strong Saturday evening Jan. 9th. tion. This was decided at the meet donation work on sidewalk C. H. V a n D e n b u r o , Clerk est and most rapidly growing orders ing of the nntional committee which Geo. Hess, hauling........... e n so n s in the city, its membership at pres was concluded in Washington, Satur Mike Kebblebeck............... ... 5 00 Never expect others to keep for Brighten up v o 11 r day. The date llxed for the conven John Kebblebeck............... ... 5 00 ent being cloee to the 100 mark you a secret which you coul.l uot|j 1* Ü E M I S E S! tion was Tuesday June 21. Pittsburg Chas. Tucker ...................... ... 5 00 This is also proahly tbe only frater keep yourseif. and St. Louis wore competitors forthe -Martin Tucker................... ... 8 00 nal organization on the coast which can boast of a complete lodge or Thi* piare to get your I'ure 1* ngq a>ni It is better to say: “This one thing honor but on the final vote on the Harry Metcalf............... ... 8 00 iTlriniraK 1’r e -f r 1 }>ti>• t■ »> ranrullv proposition Chicago ree lived 43 votes, W. C. Conner..................... ... 2 00 chestra and while this musical or I d o ,” than to say: “ These forty! Compounded We can supply the ganization has been rehearsing but things I dabble in.” Pittsburg 7 and St. Louis only 1. Win. W olf................ .. 1 (K) a short time it renders difficult and Barker A Berman by Proxy.. 2 00 P A I N T S : Woman lost Paradise to make up-to-date music in a most credit Tho stiiko between the liverymen Dr. Job, by Currier ......... 2 (»0 able and entertaining manner and man happy; he deserves Purgatory an I employers in Chicago interrupted E. A. Wil«on, " 1 00 will no doubt soon take rank among if he makes her wretched. I many funerals In that city. The tire- Frank Jordan, “ .......... 1 00 ------------------------- ----- . the foremost organizations of it» men are now being organised aud W. G ¡Woods, by Randolph ... 2 50 More reputations are hinted away kind in this part of the ntate. It is aouic one has naked if they would con compose,! of the following musicians: 1 bv false friends than are openly de sent to put out a blaze in a non-union C. F. Handy....................... . 5 50 stroyed by public enemies. M. W. A. ORCHESTRA. man's house. An effort is being made Harry Knowltou... ... 3 00 Joe Miller...... To form a anion of the policemen, and .. 5 50 j A. Nelson Director,and l9t Violinist: Industry, integrity, economy md 1 there are those who hope that they G. A Darwood............ 6 00 ! Wm. MotJueeD, 1st Violin; T. Comer, promptness are cardinal requisites Bn- ' q will surprint you for cheapness < will refuse to arrest non-union men. Mr. Shrceves 2 00 2nd Violin; C W. Wallace, Viola: to certain and honorable success i This condition realised will lie anarchy John Coleman.. 2 00 E. T. Anderson, Cello; J. R. Woods, j Don’t worry, save wrinkles; don’ t and its only remedy will be despotism. G. W. McFarland............... 2 00 Bass Viol; W, T. Shanafelt. Piano; M . T. Kayser . 3 00 E. C. Macy, Flute; L. Bisby.Clarinet: blaze to big. the candle will burn longer. 8 1*0 Don’t let your boy leave the farm. Mr. Bradford. . H. H. Berry, Cornet; H. Cochran, August Hettrich 2 50 He is better off there. In this nge of Cornet: A. L. Wynne. Trombone; a Keeping everlastingly at it. is 2 00 snare and bass drum will be added sudden fortunes and unscrupulous ap Marion Young. 3 50 very soon which will make the or what counts. proaches to them there is dear'll of B H MaOee 2 00 chestra complete. Furniture-Undertakers I NOTH * FOR PUBLICATION intiuentlal counsel in favor of square Mr, Whitney 6 00 I nitial State» Und OBI,-, ness, industry, perseverance and (V O. McGilvray >:,<>0<><><X X >0000000000000000 Kcehurg. Oregon. Nov. 1» ¡am 2 00 Dr. W a ll's C ondition Critical simple virtues that go to make up C. 11. McGilvray ........ Ne»re» to hereby ¡Oven that the ft.ji, Geo. McGilvray... 2 IK ) good men, good husbands, good fath hf ‘ tn . support n," ,r , of N hl« " Intention to Dr. Geo. Wall, who was taken to a moke »nsl ltL proof etAjm „ I, 2 00 ers and good citizens. No boy who W. H. Bowman, bv Proxy MM proof will I» m ote heft,re J. j T . Í , Portland hospital last week for treat that O. H. Willard...................... F ire l . 8. Commi»* inner at Eugene oreif.tn , .. 1 00 sets up to be a Schwab before he Is ment for inflamatory rheumatism, is J* Nkiljnu* ü.iwTe-rtlvr on « K No Don’t neglect that bouse thirty has time to think of these R 2 « Hr «ame, the foBow'l^r Wttneiae, ' JS108 00 reported critically ill as th e L eader prove Trot longer, but call at the express c things. An honest living earned on vontInuoti» re»i<lrnre ■**,. I kinds r,f goes to press. He remains unconsci ration ht* of »ani taint, vu John ff.."teM -r i, , gardei riSA!ff U. STATÏ3IKST. . «.ilk the farm is xrorth more than all of tho It mm. \ » and have Toni Awbrey write yo ous and but little hope is entertained ChrlM Ho*tetti**r of Saginaw nieimn 7 7 h tilt. “ V lirtok f, * , , , , »0.1 «•. H. Jone». a policy; in either the .Etna In Foreman Ü. O. McGilrrav sub- tor his recovery. Rockefellers, Morgans or Schwabs. Od or \,o, '. odd joba «■•■rk **•> J T. Batov», Keiri.t.-r, snee Co. or the Oregon Fire R A II CrRBtEn, c •f onv kind, f u 'la i H c tel. 1 Association, of McMinnville. Ore fT'Ill.lHlI Kl> KVKUY FRIDAY C. CONN K K. Editor and Proprielor JANUARY BARGAINS it I ! I C LO TH IN G Men’s Underwear i i W e have just received another invoice of eight cases of rubber goods, so can supply your wants in that line :: :: •• •• •• •• ! WELCH & WOODS! Cottage Grove Flour Mills Get Y o u r W in ter’s S vi p p 1 y of B R A N Orders P r o m p t l y Filled No Argument | Necessary j Style, Quality an d Pri ce Hemenway D Burkholder | B P h arm acy A Æ »r ÎOILS A N D B R U SHESj Wall Paper Ìmìt'lìno 'òr Rockers! Druggists Sundries Nali Paper, Paints, Oils France $ Gowdys
