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About Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1904)
N O T IC E T O T A X P A Y E R S , A new uppliention of electricty has been made In France, am) now the (XVrTàOB ÜROTB, ORARIO N S h c k iit ' s O ffice ^ power U act ually useil for felling trees. E uoexe , Or., Feb. 16. 1904. ) A platinum wire is heated to a white 1*1 H L U H K Ü KV K E Y F U I l>A Y Only the taxes for 1909 will be heat by electric current, and tills is V. l'O N N K K , Kditor ami Proprielor simply pulled through the trunk, collected during the year 1904. At j the last special session of the Oregon which It cuts like a big cheese. | legislature the tax law made in 1901 Entered ut the Cottage Grove pout We will seil, durinjr the moiith <>t February, all Komnants m tht olttot* ne «econdcliwt» matter. The Iroquoia Demooratic club rnet w-as re-enacted and said law will be house at cost and inu e at less thun cost. In the face of the high recenti)- In t'elcago to inaugurate a in force for the collection of 1903 price o f all cotton goods you will find these very cheap. They (|0 boom for thè nomination of Generili taxes, and in substance it is as fol HIBîH'KimON K A T KS One Year - • • - .fi.se Miles for presideut. The very nume lows, to-w it: not consist o f little pieces you cannot use, hut aie good loiifrths. f i x M oulin . . . . .75 1 I f you pay your taxes in full Three«» .Month* . . . . .50 of thè club savore of disaster. on or before March 15tb you will be Thev consist of I f imid in advance hut if not *o pa hi a •inform rale of 93.00 per year w ill be eharae*!. allowed a rebate of three per cent. State Chairman White has called A d vertm iiii rate« matte known on applieation 2 I f yon pay your taxes betweeu the Democratic State Committee to March 15th and up to and ¡Deluding CLl’EUtXa LIHT met , in Portland February 22, to name ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .......... — - th first Moniittv ¡n April, there will . - , • , The Lane County L eader for one the time and plaae for the Democratic not be any rebate and neither will your and any one or the following pa State Convention. there be any penalty or iuterest per* one veer for the price set opposite : New York rntuui.- Farmer SI 7.' added. The United States treasury reports Toledo W eekly H!».le I 7V 3 I f at least oue half of your | I'ortlofld W eekly OreirouUli . 2 M a scarcity of gold coins. There is no Fori Uiul W eek ly .lournsl .2 « taxes are not paid on or befoie the Fortloiol Henn-weekly Journal 2 21 lack of people who can sympathize Son Fr.inel.eo Foil ...... 2 Wl first Monday in April, they will be- I with the United States treasury. Sou Francisco K w iu in c r.............. 2 SO come delinquent, when there will lx A ls o som e very added a penalty of ten per cent, and | In December the average price of D esirab le N< '■C the tax will also draw iuterest at the | M R . G L O V E R 'S S E C O N D V IS IT . cattle was the lowest since 1S97, while rate of 12 per cent per annum in | H « T s k s s ft B r l i h l w V l« w of U se S itu * , the uverage price of beef was the addition to the penalty. lio n ftnd F u t u r e P ro s p e c ts , ‘•highest ever.” 4 I f you pay one half of your taxes on or before the first Monda. This will be a clean sweep of everything in odd lengths and ends in, John B. Glover, who bolds an im Corea has 5,000,000 inhabitant* most 11D April {heu lbe remaining bait the house. W e have also made a big cut on all winter dress goods I portant positiou with the O. li. A N. of whom .»re w > rule ring what all the j may run up to anJ including the i Company at Portland, and who re fuss is about. in the bolt. first Monday in October following; cently was tendered, but declined but if the last half of tax due is not the position of supenuteudent of paid by the first Monday in October, the O. A S. E. Bail road at this place, AFTERTHOUGHTS j it becomes delinquent, aud there spent Sunday in Cottage Grove look | will be added to such balance a pen- ing over the town aud the seasou’ s A peck of trouple has often come : alty of ten per cent, and in addition. prospects for business ou the branch | , . such balance will bear interest at railroad to the Bohemia Mines from out * lMut H'‘ the rate of 12 per cent per snuum this place. In a pleasant call on '"God could noi be every when from the first Monday iu April until the L lidek . Mr. Glover informed I so He made Mothers.'’ paid. us that providing the prospects for , Korea is about the same s ze as 5 On all personal property taxes, busiuess on the uew road and 10 Kansas, and has even more kinds of if one half is not paid on or before tin - seemed to promise well, i . the first Monday iu April, the law he might yet accept the position tendered him at this place in which I It is much easier to make a fool compels the sheriff to lavy upon ami case he would put forth his euer- I of * man thau it is to make a mau collect the same after May 1st. hence to prevent a levy upon persona gies in pushing construction work ¡o f a fool. ptopertv after May 1st it will t* ou the road and building up th. , "Canyou live ou 50 cents a day**’ uecessary for one half to be paid as many uew milling and other mdus- I the Chicago News W e can i f at our Store. All kinds of Country Produce Bought and Sold above stated. tries along the line to the mines, as j our credit holds out 6 The law compels the sheriff t well as the many fine mining enter Great men had good mothers, sell all lands on which the taxes prises in the Bohemia mining dis have not been paid aud that such trict. Mr. G lover took a decidedly but if all good mothers had great j sales shall not be held later than b i g liter view of the conditions ami sons theie would lie a surplus. ! March 1st of the year succeeding p.ospects at this place on tins late Attacking the Christian faith of I the year in which the tax levy is are being oilereti m many depariments of our merubandii« »tock and it will payj j visit aud expressed himself as heiug the aged is as had as kicking the Pncrica! tests covering j made. give us a call I : ' : : : : ; : : : : : : ; - far more favorably itnpiessed with crutches from beneath a cripple. 7 The property will be sold to ma ny years and sal ca the future prospects here from a There is a very hazy idea in the; the person bidding the lowest rate amounting t o more than commercial, industrial and business minds of many people as to where of interest, and certificates will t Fcr your General Merchandise many million gallons, have stand-point. He state 1 that ou his call on the old reliable firm of legitimate profit ceases and graft issued therefor, and deeds given to previous visit the temporary demur thoroughly demonstrated the begins. , such property sold, unless redeemed nitration of lunilter interests here, f«ct that P Sc B Paint U the The leap year girls of this city ' wl,t>,a three years from the date of resulting from the newly adopted bes:, most practical and non- want it made a misdemeanor for any freight tariff on the Southern Pacific destractib’.e, penetrating and ^ ^ Assessment Rolls wi.i railroad, caured him to take a some eligible man to reject a proposal of I ^ opene*t foi the collections ol preserving paint ever used what gloomy view of the coming marriage. i taxes thereon February 23. liKU about mines. Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Sh season's operations here, but that In many cases what you are think i aul Terv respectfully T‘OUrs. the prospects looked brighter now. m g and saying about others is about, It protects the iron work ' F ret F isk His f o r m e r pessimistic state what they are saving about you. or t luis f t ............. . — - — ■— i wood work and concrete. Sheriff and Tax Collector ment to the Telegram on his return approximately so. , _________________ It is not iftcted'bv sulphuric to Portland was seriously regretted D IVID E . acid and prevents chemical ••There is a great bustle in the ■ n business circles in this citv in action so common in most which no alarm was felt as f> future * rmorT-' **.vs * Panama dispatch Did you get a valentine ? prospects and developments in va- j wfc";h the women are mines from injuring mine Mr. W ill Coffin has beeu very sick nous industrua of this ncinitv s u j [joining the irm r. •trjctures. lately. Mr Glover's statement was there- | One of the queer things id life J. H. Hawlay and family have fore received with surprise and some that we have pondered upon is this: gone to California. Send tor booklet. little suspicion. However, Mr. People will buy mining stock upon Snow about gone, au 1 stock is P a r a f i n e P a in t C o . G lover may be able t i demonstrate representation, but want a pedigree able to find a little grass. bis personal interest in the advance- a van! long with a piece of land. i t s B a tt er y Jt., J. F „ Ca!, 3 - tZ Fi f th Jt., Los Jin<?elea Engineer Green, of the mill, went Extetisive improvements are being made to our milling tni-| mint and upbuilding of the many V h ic h partv will some of the P . o n e r r B i t , S ea tt le , ILash. jiidustnes of this ucinity and square ^ ,'tl, !. us of {hlJ Tlclnilv to Yoncolla last week on a visit, re chinery. We aira to keep our dour proof against outside! turning Sunday. bin,self with the business people of , • • '•imetitors. Being a Cotttge Grove institution, we respect! ! .* identinv themselves during the corn- ■ tins community at some s ir v future • ST. , , . , , fully *-lc you to always or ler the home pro-luct when biivingl 3 Mis. B H. Lee informs n> tl at . . , . ^ . , ing campaign? It would be bard date. In the meantime t- t interests . , * , . , F ‘ >I,r. ^ ' have just instri’ - l * machine of large ca[ rxcityj ... . - ,, . to reach a dennite conclusion from she is intending to go to Waahiug- of Ine O A > r. rai.n t t companT f r r- ing oat-an ! barley. B-ing vour oats and have ill the records of by gone campaigns , ton ou a visit soon. Far S ì:e by fly ” ? H a r a r e Co, are beiug decidedly wed guarded rolled before fee ling It will go much further. Feed anJ Every one who has a wooJ-eu-- There are a number of parents in by Suri. V B. W ool. « ose effici hay promptly d e!ive,-i to any part of the city. :: :: :1 I ting machine is fixing it up for the ent and prolonged s,-i vices, and his this city who. are extending a tuo-t able management of the affairs ot fatal privilege to their sous— by • t- spring work. From preomt indications we wi 1 this brauch road has inspired gen ting th ai s.ay out late at night. ! e- eral confidence in him m this city eause t is mostly during the hours ' have no soli >ol here this spring of night that all mischief is planred Such a condition of things is to be and viesmtv. regretted. and executed. Among those mentioned as condi The production o f beer iu this The fermer is nearer out of rea ti ot country is no more thau a barre'. t r dates for representatives from Lane I the trusts than any other man it the every man. woman anil child in the jCoui.tv we !. te the names o f G W. world. He can burn his own » xd. United States. Some bom or r ■ r MeReynold* sr.d Mr. Furlong, b, th eat his own meat, eggs, mut toa ai a fellow withja t ig v h :e apron on it - •f Divide. We als. nsite that not johnny ceke, and sleep under a re sists oc charging u* five cents a . ranch iuterest is taken in registr* that is not mortgaged to any corp. glass for our proportion of the pro. tion for the coming election. aU w . Feel hi.. V- The farm d action. It :s underdoes! by your corres is the happiest man in the unire - |x>ts ient that a petition was in circu M in in g Notes. A SPECI ALTY lation last week in the Divide neigh The Ust thing a man ought to do is borhood. alleging grave charges The Unitesi S ta :,* m nt at Svt against the morai character of a t die. Some, hxiwcver are dea. •t for years before the undertaker Fr*neì*eo is the largest institution citizen of this vicinity for the pur- ■ of the kind in the world. ..I '. ' f et- - pone of g e n .rg him removed from | u f ruinate.y ergaged in bu-i T H. Suprie. o f Bohemia district, ti* pxwitioc. and it is stated that pursuits, but their names do no It who is m rWtiand. bas just received quite a number have signed it- pear ia the advvrtis npotiunn-oi about 50 pounds of specimen ore is ouropim n thatlhcae who signed local ivaper. Thev do wot adver from tbe G n rtlr M ustaia Mining it wou d do w*H t»' rea l the well- A Bedocbon Company's property known scripture. He who is with It is nutaifesbed that the war winch of that district. >n which be is inter out sin. let him cast tbe first «to te la Dow o s between K iss** ami Japan ested The ore is cocce n trat us g and F ra n c i® ta tllard M e m o ria l. The w ill be the most pietureequeamt thrill emme» very heavy sulphide«. Frare;» Wiilarvl uienxwial ervive in g is recent history. It ts another a ve race value of th « ore is «20 per will be heM at the Oiristiao church | e of tV liftkth and David and it ts ton. the ore carrying gold, silver, Smdft.v V- . - — ; » . -iNutx-s that copper and lend, snd tbe general hia the bow- » of T ' eosnmenv rmle tbe seventh anni ! assay* showing from 122.50 and versare of Fr»n is VTUUnl's e»ts results will e quite as -e ron siag ♦ Iv * per ton on a esige frvcji eight AU ner-.iters s'! tbe W C T. U. AT? to 12 feet wide. Tbe Grizzly now res>-.:e---sl to be presect with response at roti call. Evervbsvfv ev r-ltaliy in has 50,000 tons of ore bkx-ted out. vites!. -m e a- 1 br.cgV.' :r Mends. ' pru*--fi.p cuinmon jrroueries. Jeff Myers, the best naturai man ia an ! a short croneeut tunnel i* le m g I - ■ . ' * s . - - - ttiegow , who c a v e money to celebrate -iv«- \<>ii t h e t h e market affords ran to tap the ore body 20*) feet -s ' " -.paure reading anil prayer h t*own defeat, is now ia the ew>t. ami prices. Kverrthinjr fresh and .lee per.— Telegram l a n e C o u n t ? X c a î> c r A Clean Sw eep Sale Silk, Cotton and Woolen W exist Patterns n ? Skirt Patterns LURCH Giver of Best Value F Every Day a Bargain Day SPECIAL BARGAIN L E W I S & VEATCl Manufacturers of Flour. Feed. Graham Whole Wheat Flour and Germ Meal HARTUNG and HANS HARDW ARE PLUMBING Stoves, MINERS' S U P PLIE S tools Tinwai FIR ARM PIPER a v ANDENBURG, ...Stop CougKirvgJ has an interview In the Washington P w l. F e K I*, »u sgestin g H arvey W. It seems to be i f ftjenct X " « t >f the O r c o s ia * f >r Vs'e-Presi- i , n. ton that non h w ,le « t along with RooeeveM f -r Presi tbe ivu cty < mi dent. V query Ireqweatly raised by tbe Oernvaa pmw '•» bow Amerv-aa mnan facturer* p « ' iBS wares at traM t w a* hbrb a* are pani ta Germany, are able in aaacy case» tu prvxfuve tbeir ware« cbvwrer than they can be pre- i year, iv y v riln e wwiU tike u bai the wont«. tbe fbet that i neck ' ' ~ V - - . t tribqfe t ' Mi-- W art K -r M r-s ^ Mr Isb a - i'^eit.-i.- Mrs. 1'owers . Rear.-g Mr*. R«r-i X|4 » ' B— f B - y e i. R r » i Mr* t>— Spain. O rib cfiec: Temperance I » \ - X t j. by order of rvearanten. Mr*. M. A. R ic d A fk . M 's. I M H w le» u- *e*rve vour wants. :: " Metcalf ® Morse Mandolin *n d Guitar Leeaona. The P o p e'« decree which forbals Boiler 9LT\é E m m e for Sale v'.'ttape Grove seems V.-cg • rep women being member» of church ifthik-wr ewedida-'* *or tbe no inaren choir* i* canmng hveiv proteat «H T ìu rtr i> r and L « « ' * » V t t « tb fot represe« tari ve Can't a Mandolin over the cessa try I f ca rn ei o n t ►Biiw a te aoid or Guitar a; mise be i S e a d on tbe oA se o f eorc it wi.i il:e-u ft hoajre-i* of cVrirs F *vr ^ pnev» per I nar, jrnuon rí tM pane* cc conctaktc ; a,togetA«r. twm o f tw .lT« Wwaon*. Foe onrtiew- *- -*« « ilx M m c Far th« Be* i N C hop ot fruit farms Call on or address Creswell Ore. ’ with uj* c v n tr. in S. Too
