Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905, February 19, 1904, Image 4

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    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
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.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
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.75
1 I f you pay your taxes in full
Three«» .Month*
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.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
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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
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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
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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
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wood work and concrete.
Sheriff and Tax Collector
ment to the Telegram on his return approximately so.
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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!
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identinv themselves during the corn-
■
tins community at some s ir v future
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fully *-lc you to always or ler the home pro-luct when biivingl
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Mis. B H. Lee informs n> tl at
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ing campaign? It would be bard
date. In the meantime t- t interests .
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F ‘ >I,r.
^ ' have just instri’ - l * machine of large ca[ rxcityj
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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.
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f et-
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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- .
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-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
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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
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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.
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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-
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ilx M m c
Far th« Be* i N C
hop ot fruit farms
Call on or address
Creswell Ore.
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in
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