Lane County leader., February 26, 1904, Image 4

County Seat News
“ The object of thU organization
shall be to ilo effective work looking
COTTAGI UKOVK, QKIOOM
to the nomination .mil re-election to
the Presidency of the United States of The Leader's Special Cor­
PU BLISH KD KV KU if P K ID A Y
our present beloved Presiedent, Theo­
respondent Chronicles
W. C. CONN BK, Editor ami Proprietor dore Roosevelt." With the foregoing
Eugene News Notes
.
sentiment ns a declaration of purpose,
tiritere«! ut tire Cottage d rove post* the Roosevelt League of Oregon is
The Dail\ (iuard has changed to
continually expanding in scope with
office as second- c ! ìw * b mutter.
the uvowed end in view of packing the a (¡-column 8-page. paper which is a
comiDg state convention solid for in­ great improvement over the old form.
SUBSCRIPTION KATES
structing the Oregon delegation to the
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The Sius aw stage, which should I
Six Months
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.75 National Republican Convention to
have arrived in Eugene ou Mon­
Three« Months
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it p aid In advance* hut it not so pai«l a vote us a unit for the present Inoum- j d(|y o{ )iwt wpek w si delaved l>v the
■ inform rate of f-'.uo per year will be charged.
bent of the Chief Executive's chair.
lto'rQ] nml ,UJ not urrive utltil W ed-
Advertishitf rates made known on applh*ation
l a n e ilountç l e a ö e r
A Clean Sweep Sale
Remnants in the
u
Wo will sell.
tnc montn
month o f February, all
sell, during the
the face o f the hiy-h
at
less
than
cost,
in
house at cost ami soiiu
cheap.
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price o f all cotton -roods ; vou will find these very are ginn They do
•annot
use,
but
lengths.
not consist o f little pieces you ci
They consist <»t
| uesday evening.
China seems liable to be awakened
CLUBBING LIST
A very pretty weddiug occurred
The Lane County L eader for one from the sleep of ages. Witli Rus-ia [at the residence of J. B. X. Fuller|
year and any one of the following pa­ usurping the three eastern provinces
The contracting j
pers one year for the price set opposite: of Manchuria, England creeping over | Monday evening.
New York Tribune Farmer ............ $l 75
the boundary of Thibet, to seize the P it ie s were Gideon C Miilett of
Toledo Wio-kly Blade ........... ......
I 75
Portland W eek ly O re g o n ia n ............. 2 50
valley of the Yaugtse-Klang, Frum*** JuDctlon thty. well and favorably
Portland W eekly Journal.
.......... 2 00
eager to possess Kwangsl and the
tb,. kuown in tl,i8 cou,l‘ -v' aua MU k
Portland S em i-W ee k ly Journ al...... 2 25
San Francisco Call ................................ 2 50
Yunnan province, Japan acquisitive |Hattie Darrow, a popular young
San Francisco E xam in er....................... 2 50
and aggreslve in Korea, and Germany I i * 1*
Also some very
with her heart set upon the fertile » F ^ " l a n d , pastor of the M. E.
Desirable '■C ^
church,
officiated.
VOTE THE SCHOOL RONDS.
province of Shantung, she must feel
Richard Zeigler, an aged and
as if she were the spoil of brigands,
Saturday the taxpayers of the Cot­ Rut, as Wolseley recently said, it may respected citizen of Eugene, died at
tage Orove school district will be not he a safe thing to stir up '.in- the family home Monday morning,
nds in
afforded an opportunity to meet the Chinese ant hill.
j February 22, 1304, at the age of 77
Ï 'bis will be a clean sweep o f everything in odd lengths and e
goods
he
house.
We
have
also
made
a
bi<r
cut
on
all
winter
dross
— — — —— —
I years, 4 months and 10 days.
The
urgent demand for another school
th
building In order to accommodate the
funeral
was
held
Tuesday
at
the
While we are hurrahing for a larger
in tin bolt.
rapidly increasing attendance in the navy it mav profit us to remember United Brethren church am) the
public schools, or decline tt> provide that an ordinary battleship co-ts as remains laid to rest iu the I.G .O .F .
relief in this direction by voting in much as 2,000 farms, including build­ cemetery. Bishop Castle, of Philo­
favor or against bonding the district. ings, tools, and livestock. The ex­ math, conducted the ceremonies.
It was proposed und ordered by the pense of keeping It a float costs a
James M. Horn, a well known cit­
citizens in u recent special school couple of farms every day, und a sin­ izen ami pioneer, died at liis home
meeting that the proposition of vot­ gle discharge of its Uttteries con­
in Eugeue Sunday afternoon, Feb
ing a bonded indebtedness of >10,000 sumes the value ol a township of the ruary 21, 1004, after a lingering
upon the distiict. as much thereof as best land In the State. Moreover, it»
| illness from Bright’s disease.
The
necessary ro be used in the construc­ average life is not much greater than
j funeral was held at the residence at
DIVIDE.
tion of a new public or high school the average life of uny army mule. 2 o ’clock Monday afternoon ami the
building in Cottage Orove on the west But then we must keep pace with
remains interred in Mulkey cemetery
Frauk Wilson is working at Yon-
side of the river. Since that time the other nations.
beside those of Mrs. Horn, who died
colln.
need of a heating apparatus and some
j 25 years ago.
Rev. C. A. W oo ley
other necessary improvements in and
Mrs. Will Coffin is recovering
Changes in population take place so conducted the services.
about the present commodious school
from her recent illness.
gradually that the permanent resident
buildiug has been noted, and it has
M ining Notes.
of a town makes no note of the fact,
Clyde Babcock came over from
been proposed thut about >2,000 of the
at our Store. All kinds of Country Produce Bought and Sold
but the man abroad, who scans the lo­
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I Silk Creek Friday night.
>10,000 to be provided by bonding the
\\m. H iggins has sold the Ora j
cal paper for familiar names, Is sur­
district, lie used in making these nec­
Bert Lee appears to be running a
prised to find so few that where his Platta mining claim in the Bohemia
essary improvements about the old
comrader twelve years ago, and so district to tb« Baltimore M ining Co., dray wagon these days,
building, to which proposition we bear
yjr8 Barker spent Saturday and
many that have appeared since his de­ consideration not stated. It is said
little or no objection from any si uroe.
to be a very promising property.
Sunday in Cottage Grove.
parture.
The necessity for these improvements
T. J. Hendricks has returned to
Miss Florence Lee was visiting
are being offered In many departments of *ur if rckamii»« stock and It will pay you to
are so apparent that do argument pro
give us a call
The Commissioner from Porto Rico this city from a sojourn in the Bins fri , n(j a 0n Silk Creek the fir-t of the
or con is necessury, it being a well
at Washington, Frederico Pegetan, is River mines. He was very favor- week
known fact that the school clerk in
a cultured man of letters and sat in ably impressed with tin's mining
.
takiDg the recent census noted a re­
the Spanish Cortes. He can now district and says an active season is
For your General Merchandise
al'l'ears to ,e nnght-
markable Increase in the number of
call on the old reliable firm of
speak in the House, on uny question, asaured.
He reports a heavy snow
tickled about something these
children of school uge in the district
days.
What
is
it?
and will shortly present his Dlnnds’ full m that camp the aariy part o{
over the figures of lust year, the most
petition for admission to the union ns the month, which temporarily de-
We are informed that several of­
unfortunate feuture being the fact
a state
layed operations.
ficials of the S. P. Railroad were
that over SO pupils were found who
looking after the
were kept out of school owing to its
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, J. H. Fisk, of Portland, who is as- here last , week,
.
Business conditions In the East have I sUtjnK in „«curing „ collection of company s interests.
orowded condition und consequent
Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes
iinsatlfaetory results. There is a cry­ improved greatly in tho last two Oregon minerals for the St. Louis
ing demand for better educational ad­ months, especially is this true of min­ exposition, was in Cottage G rove I "3 0 Y E A R S IN W A SH IN G TO N ,”
vantages in this city and district. ing investments which are attracting Wednesday looking after a Bobe
Lett us meet the demund by voting the attention throughout tho financial mia mineral exhibit, and be sue- j
necessury bonds for the needed im­ centers of the country.
ceeded in getting a nice little col- Mrs. General John A. Logon's Grand
provements.
lection, with the promise o f more n
New Book,
The Pennsylvania Railroad has re­ little later.
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tired 2,120 employees as pensioners,
DON’ T RE MISERLY.
A. G. Hovey, Win. Ii. Walker ami! This magnificently illusUated vol-
and pays them at au average of >5so
a year each. Ottier roads aro gradu­ W. M. Honshu»' have sold to Finonl ume Is published with the consent and
"W e often wonder why it is that
one-half interest in the "R en- “ ' V i , ', " 6, ^ ‘ T ’1 Sta,e* «»''«rntnent.
ally imitating her enlightened ex­ Hinds
,
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.
and this fuel alone is evulence of its
■lieu have not sense enough to know ample.
| m
aw ami
a lk er, ' anil
shaw
and tue
the "w
Walker,
an 1 one- Hlerllng merit and of the great care
when they have enough property and
seventh interests in the "L illy ,” the that has been tiestowed upon it.
and money,”
says a n exchange.
It is s a i d that all roads lead to
The Republican convention for the “ H ubbard” aud the “ Texas turning
"H ere are men by the hundreds all purpose o f nominating a candidate claims, Bohemia district
Consid­ Washington just as they did to unai-
ent Rome. Certain it is that the eyes
Extensive improvement® are being made to our m illing ma­
over the country at 50 und 00 yoars of for congress will be held at Salem eration not stated.
of millions who cannot behold the
chinery.
We aim to keep onr flour proof against outside
age worth from >:i.*>.ooo to >50,000 own­ April 13. It looks like L. T. Harris'
W. T. Hankins came down from marvels und glories of our National
competitors. Being a Cottage Grove institution, we respect­
ers of the best farms in iho world, will be the nominee.
Capital in person are constantly turn­
the Music mines iu Bohemin last ed towards it.
fully ask you to always order the home product when buying
working and saving year In nnd year
week and reports considerable snow
The hook is a complete panorama of
Flour.
We have just installed a machine of large capacity
out to make more money to buy more
Burke Cockran was elected to con­ in g tho district. He has been assist­ the countless interests of the National
for rolling outs ami barley. Bring your oats and have it
land, when the very be.t they can
i
Capital.
rolled before feeding. It will go much further.
Feed and
make of tho jo b is ton years or so to gress Tuesday to fill the unexpired in g iu the operations in the fine
Many distinguished men and worn-1
hay promptly delivered to any part of the city.
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fret or worry, then a funeral aud pro­ term ol Geo. R. McClellan, resigned. properties o f F. J. Hard, and reports jen have long urged Mrs. Logan to
bating of a will, and u scattering of Tho republicans Bail no candidate in that a good force o f men are push­ srive this volume lo the world. She'
tile Held.
ing work this W inter in all three of lias received letters from thousands
their hard earnings. While every
M r . Hunt's mines— the Vesuvius. unknown t.. her, expressing the hope
man should honestly und industrious­
that it would be written. In tier pre-
Riverside
and Oregon - Colorado, | face sin* says :
ly tiy to provide for ills family when
AFTErTH OUGHTS
Mr.
11a
kins
went
to
Oregon
City
"M y first Introduction to life in the
he is gone, there is little sense iu
Tuesday, hut will return to the Bo 1 city of Washington was in ls/ja, Gen-
carrying this effort t » tho point these
I
oral
I.ognn being then a member of
It often happens that the man hernia mines in the Spring.
men do. Niue boys out of ten will
i onpress, and for more than lliirtv
who is first in affairs is second n
make bettor boys, men ami better1
I years I have lived there almost con',
F am ily R e u n io n .
his w ife's affection.
i tiniiosiv. an interested observer of
citizens to have to hoe their own in- |
passing events.
stead of getting the notion that they
Some women have trouble in get
Mrs. Sarah Knox, a sister of Dr.
"It h is been my aim to show my
can loaf around until dad dies. You ting husbands and nothing but W. \\'. Oglesby, accompanied In
Dr renders, both by Word slid pit-t rial
men and women of sixty, just plan trouble after they get them.
...... M e . G eo! Kahler, o f Tai-on.a, art. the wonders ami tlie wm Kings of
the elaborate machinery o ft lie (iov-
your bushiess so as to get as much
A woman seiecta a husband by Hr®. Kahler also being n sister o f eminent tn motion. Iiv leading them
comfort us possible out of your money | herself, lint she takes three othei ! Dr. Oglesby, stopped over iu Ibis through the great Departments ami
us you 'uint long to stay here,' and no women with her to pick a hat.
city Monday for a brief visit st explatiing how they d o it ; to show
A SPECIALTY
amount of money will buy back your
them the works of art, the wonderful
collections of relies and ctiriosjtje.
Before
confiding
„
secret
to
a
!!‘ e
vhon,e
! 'n
youth und health."
from every part of the world, ami the
friend it is well to remember your ¡V i?7 ,eft f° r ' a,' ul1".a * £ • a,,a
urihitectural glories and pi Iceless
friend also has a friend and Vour 1 Alb,J V " T
0 *''“ b> treasures of the Capital: to descritie
CHlilSM AX FOR COUNTY JUDGE. friend's friend has a friend
T b ' 8 return from Portland, and and explain its giant activities; to
the company will visit another sis-
trike them through The White H-mse
A
lady
got
her
little
son
to
assist
ter, Mrs. Malissa Derrick, at Eddy- from the attic to the cellar, through
(I. It. Cliiisninu, of Eugene. Inis just
. ....
,
beeu announced by the Eugene ltcgis- !!' 1
11 l llok, M She grabbed ville, where they were joined by a every forbidden room, and to portray
laid its neck on the brother, A. J. Oglesby and sister. not only its daily life, past and pri s-
terns a candidate for the Republican ' '* C 11 PI
ent. but its brilliant social and official
nomination for county judge. Mr. Idock and tightly closed her eyes. Mrs. Lusett* Grant, and a very en­ functions as w ell; to tell the store of
Then
the
boy
took
the
hatchet,
tigh
t­
joyable
family
reunion
was
held.
Chrisman him grown from boyhood
every ¡’resident, nndofeverv woman
in this county and is well aud favorably- ly closed his eyes also, and neatly A lthough this well-known pioneer who has ever reigned in tlie Wid e
chopped
off
ins
no
tiler's
wedding
family lias resided ill the state since House; to visit the Treasury, the D d
known by Lane County people. He
ring finger.
1853, many years having beer, spent Letter office, and to solve the marvels
is one of Eugene's substantial citizens
ami mysteries of fever, government t
An
editor
who
si
wit
iiav..
b
w
o
•»
thia viein itj, tkia la the ir o t mewl industry : in short, t*> present every p
und at the present time mayor of the
county scut city, serving his second shaved by a Roseburg barber savs IDR " nJ reunion in 45 years, aud is (creating phase of life ami scenes m
term. He has always been actively "A razor"is a saw, not a knife, and *he" ,0 f® * n » “ portant ev <nt in the W ashington."
Its tllus'rntions are n triumph f
identified with his party in this county it works like a saw, not a knife. Un­ family history
American art. It i- worth the price
having served as chairman o f the cen­ der the microscope its edge is seen
of the laiok just to look at these 'o j
Arxnlversarv Celebrated.
magnificent full-page plates.
tral committee. If nominated and to have innumerable flue saw teeth."’
J.!’ ,;1."cv price* for common ¿rroceries.
government generously- yvaiv..,|
elected there Is no doubt hut what the If our brother will uuswer to the
Last Monday evening marked a all The
"rutes ami regulations” '¡„ ,,r,>,,r
you the best the
affords
affairs of the county will bo econom­ call of "next in a Cottage G rove now epoch in Lorane Odd Fellow ­ that tiii
k by a woman of Mr-
:t right prices.
fresh and
ically and judiciously managed by barber shop he will thereafter be ship, it betDg the 11th anniversary LoffnnV •*tHQ«lln^ ; n « inti IHIHV
him.
able to distinguish between a rn- of the establishment of the subordi­ should l1 * a.« porr**<*t j ind ompli
clean. Let us serve your wants. :: ::
poftftiblr.
zor and a saw or a meat ax.
nate lodge in the valley, and the
We or► not know when 7to p.-ig.
event was fittingly celebrated by the bave gl Vi'n us m ore.genuine plessur
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Here are the ages o f o f some of the
Parkers
liebekah lodge, assisted by the (hid It is sold only bv ay **nti*, and all wli
men prominent it* Presidential canili
> ch ool Report.
Phone
Fellows at that place.
An interest­ introduce* surh a work ought to l
dates Richard Olney, sixty-eight;
Bread
r week « ruling February lì» UHM ing impromptu program was carried cordia’ly wph>ned. Put it iato you
Main 65
Grover Cleveland sixty-six; Alton B.
homes To own It i» to prize it ; 1
Parker, fifty one. Arthur Pue G or­ , Tnt.il un
I ¿Irk out nnd interest was added lo the read it is *n obtain a liberal educati"!
j
occasion by the presence o f Merl
The b
»I
I« publish'd bv I
man, sixty-four; Geo. Gray, sixty- I N«w rimi
inumo«*, I^vi . .
Xighswander, o f Crow, with his fine and well kn own firm of A. I».
M and olin n n d G u ita r L esso n s
three , Wm. J. Bryan, forty-three ; i IHv» ut • »too.
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For Ike Best and Cheapest
II»', MM? new phonograph.
A t the concius- ingt-m A C- .. Hartfor-I, Conn,
I A a ' k «* .lx l> alttn.ianro, s»i
Theodore Roosevelt, forty-live.
19 1*
imprint is < uffleient guarantee
Av'lte N twlwiulng. 455 .
1
ion
o
f
the
exercises
a
splendid
ban­
m
xcellen.
Lessons
! T lm «i t.u I t . ft
'f
this
first-class
v
. . . .
on either the Mandolin
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quet was enjoyed by all present, snd M. E. Judkins will •all on you and or Guitar
hop ot fruit farms in the valley.
The crop o f political announcement« r»«*\eui.Ml.
s« reasonable prices per
rake your order for
jr
a
u
j
the
occasion
¿'roved
a
t
u
j.t
¿'kasa^t
1
Tho«u
not
<tr
C
all on or address S. A. Mi K ir
will soon begin to ripen.
.eiut of tw *k „ U—oas.
' a
| one.
I book. .
C iuH cii, Ore.
You dea. direct
lar* apply to the Music «tore!........
with the owner.
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Silk. Cottorv and Woolen
Wenist Patterns ^
^
Skirt Patterns
LURCH Giverof^BestValues
S P E C IA L
B A R G A I N S
L E W I S & VEATCH
Manufacturers of Flour. Feed, Graham
Whole Wheat Flour and Germ Meal
HARTUNGand HANSEN
. . H A FI D W A R E . .
PLUMBING
MINERS’
SU PPLIES
Q 'f'/'kTT/xn
FIRE
ARMS
Ù10V6S,
FARM rpî
tools l m w a r e
PIPER ® VANDENBURG |
...S lop C o u g h in g ...
market
Everything
Metcalf $ Morse