Lane County leader., March 18, 1904, Image 4

Cottage Grove Mercantile Company
SPRING
Opposite Imperial Hotel. Main Street
IN G purchased Miss Bartel's
H A V „took
o f hats, xviih a full line
W IL L O P E N F O R B U SIN E SS
TUESDAY, MARCH 22
A F U L L L IN E O F
Latest Styles
W e ’ ll be Headquarters for the Latest Creations
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COTTAlIB DROVE. OBBOOn
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Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Gents’ Furnishings
and Hats, Ladies’ Tailor-Made
Suits and Millinery
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o f millinery from New \ork and Chi­
cago. with a good line o f ladies suits,
and with the assistance of an experi­
enced maker, fitter and trimmer from
Portland in charge of this department,
we most cordially invite the ladies of
Cottage Grove and vicinity to visit us.
Examine
O up
Fine
Stock of
Shoes.
S e c r e t S o c ie t y N otes.
P O L IT IC A L . |!>sj
Î5he Song of Spring
On last Friday night the Knights
The man who talks politics the of the Mftccnbeeg held high conclave
rnti.jsHKi) E V E R Y F R ID A Y
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| most doesn't always have the most in their lodge room, the occasion
C. CO XN EK, Eiiltor ami Proprietor
partaking of a dedication session, A
j attentive listeners.
Getting warmer— politics. “ Will fine program was successfully carri­
Entered at the Cottage Grove post-
you be a delegate?’ ’ It’s to be a ed out and a splended banquet was
office as second-class matter.
enjoyed alike by the Knights, Ladv
! campaign of “ Education.”
Maccabees and guests. A number j
I The Simon forces met defeat in
of visitiug members were present j
subscription hates
in the Portland primaries Wednes-
from Eugene and the occasion prov -1
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!?5 ! day and the Mitchell men rejoiceth. ed
Six Months
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a most pleasant one.
Three« Months
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II paiU In advance hut It not so paid •“ i | Senator Fairbanks has coDseuted
Judge F. G. White, national lect­
•inform rate of In .00 per year will be charged. to accept the nomination for vice-
Advert,smu rates made known on appilcanon '
j(JeDt on the ticket with Hoo„e urer of the Modern Woodmen of
velt.
Roosevelt and Fairbanks America visited the local order in
CLUBBING LIST
this city and on last Friday evening
sounds very good.
The Lane County L eader for one
It would be a strange thing if delivered a most interesting and
••‘ trand any one of flic following pa-
,iersone year for the price set opposite : this part of the county furnished no instructive lecture to the local ax
New York Tribune Kariner........ $1 75
candidates for office on the republi­ men and a number of guests iu
T o le d o W e e k ly B la d e .......................... I 75
White
Cortland W eekly O re g o n ia n ................... i .VI
can ticket this spring.
There is their lodge room. Judge
Cortland Weekly .tournul............... 'i oo plenty of timber and a willingness was accompanied by J. W. Simmons
Cortland Semi-Weekly Journal. J ifi
of Portland, state deputy head con­
- a n K n o c lim i-all
San Francisco Examiner.................. 1 50 to serve the county, but more load­ sul of that order, and they xvere
stone is needed to draw 'em to-
•iven a rousing reception by the
gether.
The Japanese never use profanity,
local M. W. A’s. A program was
Henry W. Stewart has been men­
but they do not hesitate to make ltug-
successfully carried out, music being
tioned as a candidate for assessor
You should see them to appreciate their beauty. W e
siu use it.
furinshed by both the band and M.W.
on the democratic ticket. If he
are always glad to show our goods and every
A. orchestra. At the conclusion of
would consent to run he would add
purchase saves you money.
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Russia is now modest enough to uj-
the program and lecture a splended
much strength to the ticket. He
mit that it may take a little time to
has lots of friends all over the banquet was enjoyed. Both of the
subdue the Japanese.
guests spoke iu the highest terms
county who would support him re
gardless of party.— Springfield News of the splendid reception tendered
them anti said the Cottage Grove
Another revolution tins been started
H e r m a n n H a s S t r o n g S u p p o rt.
M. W. A’a. had about the largest
in Han Domingo. This disposes of
the necessity of settling the reeolu-
The many friends of Hon. Binger and liveliest camp they had visited
tion that was going on when the pres­ Hermann throughout the First Con­ ill the state. The boys noxv know
more about neighbor LeRoy Woods,
ent one broke out.
gressional district will strenuously
Judge White knexv him away doxvu
urge bis renomination and re-election
Mrs. Belva Lockwood listened to to Congress in the coming campaign east and "squealed” on him.
the confession of the Mormon Joseph and judging from the following he
Juventus Lodge No. 48, K. of P.
Smith in Washington the other day will have strong support: “ George
and when ho said that ohly two per­ C. Browneil is not going to be a very appropriately celebrated the
P R O F E S S I O N A L C A R ILS.
cent of the Mormons were polygamists candidate for Congress in the First 40th anniversary of the order in the
new lodge loom over the new
she whispered to her neighbor. “ The District(at this time), and is out flat-
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smallest percentage of any Christian footedly for Binger Hermann’s re-
bank building
Wednesday
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church.”
T. ANDERSON, M. I ) .
uoinination and election, says the eveuing. There was about 66 invit
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Telegram, and in quoting Mr. Brow­ ed guests present, which, with the
P H Y S I C I A N .tM<l SI K li K O N
Mrs. Abrey Kamoo died recently in nell continued: “One year ago the lodge membership run the total at­
Office In AUistni Building
Boston. Mho wus born in Tunis, edu­ people of the First District said Mr. tendance up to near the 200 mark.
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cated in Germany, wus a drummer Hermann was the proper man for Palms ami other appropriate decor­
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at our Store. All kinds of Country Produce Bought and Sold
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xvere
in
evidence
on
every
boy in the United States army in 1862 the place. His years of experience
until her sex was discovered ; then be­ in Congress would be of great bene­ baud and the nexv russet leather up
came an army nurse, setvlng until fit to Oregon, and what the people bolstered lodge room furniture
the close of war. She was the daugh­ said ond year ago is good today. which had just been received from ? J j l l . H. R. JOB
ter of a triplet, herself a triplet aud Mr. Hermann is doing more than any Chicago gave the place an elegant
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twice the mother of triplets. Her other man could do, and I believe appearance.
A ll calls promptly attended.
Office:
dfRartmeuti of our mercbaDdae »tuck and It will p»y you to
A very interesting program xvas
father, aged 111 lives in Los Angeles. he should be re-elected”
Main St., next to Leaner. Phone 11 4
arranged by Thos. Jenkius, com­
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The Portland Daily Journal is now
A dispatch from Albarny says: mittee ou program, xvliich was earn­
two years old, and in that 9hort time ‘The Congressional situation here ed out practically xvithout a hitch I
For your Oeneral Merchandise
tms made great, advancement from a is also pretty well understood. Linn and the accastou xvas one to bring |
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call on the old reliable firm of
small beginning up to a large metro­ County will have no candidate. out the best efforts of the best talent
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politan paper containing all the Im­ The delegation from here will likely iu this city. Dr. E. T. Anderson.
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portant nows of the world and ptinted favor Hermann. Mr. Hermanu has C. C., presi ied and the literary and
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on h II the latest presses and improved his usual number of old staud-bvs, musical uumbgrs were xvell chosen
Office: First door West »f Allison’ s
Barber Shop.
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machinery. It uow prints a large and who feel that he should be returued aud reudered in a most commendable
beautiful Sunday paper, giving its to Congress. And there are a great and pleasing nmuuer, every num­
Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes
readers the news, editorials and the number of people who opposed Her­ ber receiving a hearty encore, which
best literature every day in the year. mann las* year in the convention at xvith few exceptions brought forth
K. K. r MAC Y
Eugeue who will work for hipi this a prompt response. The Knights
By the examination of Joseph F. year. This is due lnrgely to the hnve the reputation of uever doing
Smith the Senatorial Investigating candidacy of Mr. Harris, of Lane anything by halves, aud the splen­
DENTI ST
Committee is trying to prove that Couuty. The Republicans of Linn did fuiccess of this anniversary oc­
Dr. .Nnapp'i Building. Main streel
M. u nions obey what they believe to County hnve become aroused oxer casion fully maintained their «veil
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be divine law in preference to human the announcement of the close rela­ established reputation as entertain­
law. Is not that what every Christian tions that exist betweeu the Booth- ers. The membership of this popu­
church does? But how does the fact Kelly lumber combine ami the Lane lar order is large iu this city and is
«hut Smith lias five wives and forty - County candidate ami Harris will be still growing ru| idly, making it one
MaHufacturcFs of Flour. Feed. Graham
two children damage tile official title the issue in Linn The delegation of the verv strongest and most in­
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Whole Wheat Flour and Germ Meal
of Smoot who has only one wife?
of l-l men that go from Linn Coun­ fluential orders in Cottage Grove.
n t lW : Young UuiMins. Main street.
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ty to the Congressional convention It is composed of the very best ele
Extensive nnprovements are being made to our milling ma-
Jolm S. I’inney, who since January in .Salem will lie anti-Harris men men* in the city, including many of j y
ohiuerv.
J, 1 non, has very ably and successfully Just whom they will support is yet our foremost business and profeasi- _
coirq etitors" F
t0^krep °'!.r f,our Proof »««inst outside
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Being a Cottage Grove institution, xxe resnect-
question but it looks very favor­ onal men.
served In the capacity of manager of
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The excellent M. AY. A. Orchestra I .
the Portland Brandi of the American able to Hermann.’’
nònr,,,k Ax’ "
aiwav* order the home product when buying
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of 12 instrument* furnished music I
I lour
\\ have just installed a machine of large
«•OAST COUNTIES ARE FOR HERMANN
Typo Founders’ Company was suc­
„ capacity
capacity
for
rolling
oats
and
barley.
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for
the
occasion
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a
late
hour
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ceeded oil March 1, HUM, by O. R. Ball,
Hon. B. L. Eddy of Tillamook
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vour oats anil have
rolled before feeding. It will go much further.
Feed and
the popular and well known salesman came in from the sail sea waves splendid refreshments xxere served, I _
Special attention given to collections
hay promptly delivered to any part of the city. :: : : "
of ilie Portland branch, and Mr. I’ln- Friday, and Saturday preceded to including ham sandwiches, coffee. -
ice
cream
aud
cake
After
tin
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Jackson
county
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buisness.”
Mr
ncy has been promoted to a high aud
responsible position with this com­ Eddy is not going to be a candidate luncheon, games and dancing was —
pany, which lie has long served faitli for Congress,
That i » a settled provided as entertaiumenl and ju»t ,
fully and well, in Xoxv York. The proposition so far as he is consemi- Indore midnight a committee of e
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Portland brunch under Mr. Finney's ed, and when B. L. Eddy gets settl­ young girls passed among the guests |
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«•Meient management has extended ed it takes n great ileal to move pinning a green bow on the lapel of! *
Its business in every direction and by him , sax s the Telegram. Yes. I ex each coat in honor of St. Patrick's | y W atches. Clock* ami .lewelrv
I .owes! Prices,
courteous treatment, fair dealings and pect to be a candidate for Circuit dav iu the mornin.”
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modern business methods, Mr. Fin­ Judge iu my district, said Mr. Eddy |
ney has woo the highest regard of but have uot as yet made any par­
Overture. Orchestra; Address of
Oregon newspaper meu who are pat­ ticular effort to get the nomina­ welcome. E. T. Anderson; Quartet. _
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rol's of the Portland Type Foundry. tion."
Wallace. Veatcb. Morss. Wallace.— I •
In the transfer of Mr. Pinney to a far
"How will the coast counties line Pale in the Amber west, solo. Sir. f
a item ri:t t
p l u m b in g
•'astern branch of this company the up on the questiou of congressman?'' Isham, Tbe Skipper, recitation, C. !
Oregon and south Washington news­ was asked.
J. Howard; solo, Miss Ostrander: I* Room ft. Beckwith ll]«»
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paper fraternity lose a valuable friend,
“ I am inclined to think the coast solo, Mr. Powers, The Treasures o t ; •
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but there Is some consolation 'o the ! delegations will be for Binger Her- the Sea; Duette, Mrs. Woods and \ —
fact that that prince of good felloxvs, inann. Mr. Hermann baa a great Miss Richmond, The Laurel and the!
C la s s In V o c a l M u s ic.
O. B. Ball, has succeeded to the m u - many friends down our way. They Rose; recitation. Thos. Medley; solo, I
Politics Miss Bessie Boyles, The New King­
agnxent of the Portland branch of the know him and like him.
Mrs. W . G. Woods' class in voice
A. T. F. Co. He is widely known and has uot really opened up ye«, but dom; instrumental selection, Yeateh. culture is increasing and is reported
tools
Is held in the highest esteem in Ore­ that is my opinion of the results.”
Berry, Cruzou, El Capitan March; !‘8 making good progress. Lessons
gon and Washington newspaper cir­
Mr Eddy has frequently been piano solo, Mrs. Woods, recitation. are given twice a week to each mem­
cles and there is no doubt but what he spoken of as an available candidate H. Brehaut; solo, T. \V. Jenkins, ber of the class separately and Mrs.
xvill lie able to maintain the splendid for Congress, but now that he has Out on the Deep; overture, Orches­ Woods desires to devote a little
reputation for the Portland House saiil positively he will not be a can- tra.
more time to the work, hence would
established by Mr. Pinney. The didate, it narrows the fight down to
be pleased to receive a few more
L eader congratulates both Mr. I’inney Lawrence T. Harria and Binger
pupils. Residence, two blocks west
Give the L kxmv . r a six month's or
Hermann.
and Mr. Ball upon their promotion.
' year's trial subscription.
of the Catholic church.
S already being sung in our
Dry Goods Department. W e
have just unpacked dozens
of different patterns—exclu­
sive here — of the earliest
Spring Fashions. They com­
prise new effects in dress goods,
shirt waists, silks, hosiery, embroid­
ery neckwear, and Spring novelties
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Hvistlers for Yovir Business
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