Lane County leader., April 15, 1904, Image 4

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. ..GENT S FURNISHINGS....
GROCERIES
BOOTS
and
V carefully selected stock to
choose from at prices that are
sure to please.
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F or the next ten days we will
close out our line of Ladies'
Street H ats at and below cost.
W e need the room.
Tho freshest and best selected
stuck to be found in tho city
SHOES
One o f the best and most up-to-
date stocks ever displayed in
( 'ottage Grove at bed-rock prices
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All the latest creations in Spring
Millinery, and a nice stock o f
Ladies Tailor-made Suits :: »
Cottage Grove Mercantile Co.
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l a n e C o n n tv & l e a her stronft
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COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
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EVERY FRIDAY
C. CONNER, Editor and Propriet«»r
I M H U s llK D
Entered at the Cottm?*» (»rove post-
office as second-class matter.
SUBSCUIPTION KATES
Uni: Y e a r ................................................. *1.30
Six .Months
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,75
Tlnv**e .Moiiili*
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..50
it paid in advance but it not so paid a
iniform rate of 92.00 per year will be charged.
Advertising rates made known 011 application
I.BURIN
u particularly'
MHT
The Lane County L eader for one
and any one o f the following pa-
fjers o ie year for the price set opposite:
New York Tribune Farmer
SI 75
Toledo Weekly Blade...... .............. J 75
Portland Weekly Oregonian
.. 2 50
Portland Weekly Journal................ 2 00
one needs advertising tm much
as the man who needs business.
H E Finest Straw
Xo
New Y ork’ s republican state con- j
ventiau was held W ednesday and
When a man begins complaining instructed its delegation for (loose- I
about the newspapers it is a sign that velt.
he is afraid something will be disclos- j
The New York state democracy
1 ed.
will send a solid delegation to the
A local poiitican says ho does not national convention for Judge Par­
cate how much people lie about him, ker for president.
but he « ill take steps to stop them If
To thwart tho proposed instruct­
they begin tolling the truth.
ion of the Oregon delegation for
Hearst
for
A man asked one of our orators to W illiam Randolph
define the problem of capital and labor ' President there lias been started by
and he said: “ If I lend you $10, the democrats o f this state a move­
that’s capital ami If I try to get it ment which has for its purpose the
instructing of the delegation of
back, that’s labor.”
’ Oregon for G overnor Chamberlain
Straw Hat
3
< ro $ $
Willamette
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fa
W O O D S ....
Are giving a set o f dishes to each customer,
and see the dishes and we will tell vou
w
Every Day a Bargain Day
at our Store.
S h o M for C h ild r e n
76
Rat«** .*! per day ami upwards,
for uoniincrcial ,m«l mining men
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all about it
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Men’s and Boys’ Clothing
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W e want yon to see our suits for metv—$7,
$3 and S*. Boys’ suits from J1.25 to 2.00
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W e handle for men Packard Shoes in new last
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All kinds of Country Produce Bought and Sold
SP E C IA L
B A R G A I N S
are being offered in many department» of our merchandise »tock and It will pay you to
give us a call
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Fir your Oeneral Merchandise
call on the old reliable ilrrn of
L E W I S
Groceries,
Dry
&
Goods,
VEATC H
Clothing, Boots and Shoes
St
Manufacturers of Flour. Feed. Graham
Whole W heat Flour and Germ Meal
Extensive improvements are lieing made to our milling ma­
chinery.
We aim to keep our flour proof against outside
competitors. Being a Cottage Grove institution, we respect­
fully ask von to always order the home product when buying
lour.
We have just installed a machine of large capacity
for rolling oats and barley. Bring your oats and have it
rolled before feeding. It will go much further.
Feed and
hav promptly delivered to any part of the citv.
H A R T U N G a n d
Hea«l<juartcr
l>. CONDON, Manager.
IlnrmlMelnK a specialty.
Wagttii ami carria«c rc-
Ing. All work guaranteed
VETERINARY
DENTIST
Have y>*ur h o n w t « lli f*\-
atniih iUiul re|tairc«l. shop
rear <>f H em n w ray
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I CL0TH6S CL6ANING
TIM E TA BI.E XO. .1
To take effect on April 2, ism.
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near the Depot
<> General Blacksm¡thing
Come in
Xext week we are making Special Prices on
The Famous District
Street,
GOOD A C CO M M OD ATIO N S
and
PROMPT
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The Popular Store W h o Al­
ways “ Have It for Less”
Prices are
H T LU R C H 'S S T O R E
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store.
our
right and quality
best. The latest styles
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be found at
S e o v s o n Is H e re
Every merchant sh ou ldlpp ose the j for the biKhest office in the lau‘1-
proposed law that forbids the rural
The leading Democratic Senators
Portland Semi-Weekly Journal
2 2-5
San Francisco Call
2 50
mail carrier carrying any parcels. It have agreed to support Ju dge A. B.
San Francisco Examiner
2 50
IM tO F K S S IO N A L C A R D S .
simply means less business for them Parker, of New York, for the Presi
and more for the mail order houses, deucy. The
understanding was
REPUBLICAN COXVEXTIOX.
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reached at a conference which last-
An Idaho botllegger admits that he j e(J 8l) forenoon jn tbe committee
T. ANDKKSON. M. I).
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made
o
n
it
of
the
stuff
ho
sold
as
A siguifleent characteristic feature
room o f Senator Bacon of Georgia,
P H Y S IC IA N .nul SC KOKON
Senator
present
of tho republican county convention w hiskey. His formula was: “ One at which were
Oflloe In Allison BuiliMnt?
which convened la the court botis&at j gallon of alcohol, two gallons o f water B a j i e y . Qf Texas; Senator Blackburn
No. IV)
Plions ( # Offli-e,
Keshlenee, No. 115
Eugene last Saturday was the large : 0,16 P°u,|d of prunes, half pound of
K entucky; Senators Cockrell
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tobacco,
and
one
ounce
of
glycerine,
per centago o f delegates who attended
and Stone, of Missouri; Senator Clay
in person, fewer proxies than usual Boil the prunes and squeeze the juice of G eorgia, and a dozen others.
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being presented, which indicates that ; out and the same with the tobacco,
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and
thoroughly
mix.
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This,”
he
It
seems
to
be
the
concensus
o
f
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the republicans o f Lane county are I
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thorough ly eogn*/.ant of the fact that ! says proudly, “ makes a fine drink, opinion that the republicans n om i­
P H Y S I C I A N a n i l s i ' K OK ON
nated
an
unusually
stroug
legislat­
and
is
warranted
to
do
the
w
ork.”
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another campaign is at hand in which |
A ll calls prom ptly attended.
Ottico:
ive ticket atEugeue last Saturday. I.
Main St., neat to Leaner. Pitone 114
the success o f the party iu June de­
pended largely upon the selection of I Of Senator A. C. Marsters, of Rose- H. Bingham, o f Cottage G rove; G,
its -tandard bearers at this time, and 1 t),,r£>» manager of Hon. Binger Her W . Griffin, o f Eugene, and I. X.
. -..-r-I.-leg,-i'll i r t l l l t on the alert I "•■nn’s late campaign for renom ina-1 *< evards^of Junction, ably repre-
in throwing their support to the best tion, it is aptly said: “ Senator I senting the Southern, Central and
ENTIST
1) U R . I I . H. P K T R IK
men placed before the convention, at Marsters don’ t look much like Mark Xorthern sections of the coun ty nud
all
are
com
petent,
trustworthy,
con
­
Hanna,
but
makes
many
of
the
repub­
the wmn' time endeavoring to distrib­
Al.I, : WORK . WAItKANTKU
ute the offices as equally as possible licans think of that grand old man.” servative an 1 representative gentle­
Ottloe: First door West of Allison’s
men.
Barber Shop.
throughout tbe county. Another sig- Senator Marsters is one o f the shrewd­
nltb-eut feature, which presages suc­ est politicians iu the state and will
Cottage G rove aud South L »u e j
cess ut the polls in June, was the har­ be prominently and substantially county wns particularly gratified in i
mony and enthuslusm manifested recognized by his party one of these the nomination o f G. 11. Cbrism&n '
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throughout the entire proceeding and days.
K. K. • : MAC Y
fos county ju dge on the republican j
the magniinlnity manifested on the
It would uppear from the signal vic­ ticket, he having spent many years |
part of tins unsuccessful candidates,
l> K N T I X T
tory of Hon. Binger Hermann, at of bis life in tliis part of tbe county ■
all of whom seemed to take their de­
Dr. Snapp’ Building, Main Street
Salem, Wednesday, that, hr is still and is folly advised as to the needs 1
feat very philosophically, seeming
strongly in favor with his party in and requirements of this.section of |
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fully cognizant of the fact that they
this district and is generally recogniz­ the county aud our people feel as­
had received fair play, had been given
ed ns the best man to guard Oregon's sured of fair and liberal treatment
an equal chance with the rest and
Interests in Congress. The brief term at bis bands in the event of bis!
that the strongest man had won out,
which lie is just completing has en­ election, which is assured.
in view of which fact each ami every
abled him to again familiarize himself
A T T O IS V E Y \ T L A W
The re-nomination of E. U. Lee
one was ready to pull of his coat and
with the congressional routine and as county clerk in the republican
onice: Votum Biiildin; Main Street,
work for the -»access of the entire
Went Sid«*.
pave the way for effective work during county convention last Saturday
ticket.
his next term, when lie will lie accord­ was received with general satisfact­
It was indeed gratifying to I he joint
ed full recognition and no doubt lie ion throughout the county, bis past
delegations from CottaRe Grove to
given Important committe appoint­ I administrations having demonstrnt-
receive such Mattering recognition
ments. Owing to tho harmonious I ed the fact that be is eminently
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ami hearty co-operation
tithe part
A .'
and united condition or the party l well qualified to transact the tiusi-
of the various couuty delegations In
% T T O R N F.\ A T
thoughout this district, Mr. Hermann j uess of this most important office:
convention a--cmbled in heading the
will no doubt bo accorded even a and lias, indeed, proven the right
Special attention given to collections
ticket witli a staunch republican
hu ger vote In June that he was given IDan ¡u tbe |-j..ht place.
He will he
standard Itcarer from this city, in tho
at the special election one year ago
re-elected.
person of our esteemed townsman, I
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II. Hlnglium, w lio reviv ed the largr-t
W E D D IN G S E T T L E S C A S E
vote accorded any candidate before
DIED.
the convention, he being hacked by a I M i s s A d x A m i s Is M a x r r ie d to W . H.
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solid home delegation, and that lie |
Jervnlngs o f N ebraska.
W A T t »151 I k l i!
ELLIOT.—At the home of her datigh
will lie elected to tbe legislature in | Monday afternoon in .1 nstige of
ter, Mrs. Hhreeve, in Gowdvville.
5\ affli«***, flo c k * unti Je\velr\
Frid iv evening April s. 1U04, Mis,
L o w e s t P rice s .
June goes without saying.
the Pence Wintermeier’s office at
J. H Elliot aged r,2 years. •; mouths
That Cottage Grove fell down ill its1 Eugene, W H. Jennings, accused
and at rtav«, of cancer of the liver.
»‘ITort to land the nomination fori and arrested on a charge of sedu*
Pauline Carter was married at Gol-
county school - 11 pc: Intcudent was due j tion, preferred by Miss Ada Mai iimbiis. Indiana to J. It Elliot, in 185Î.
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principally to the fact that one of ihe Amis of tins city, demonstrate.! that she lieirg a native of that state. They
L ~ IV »IHN; (ILL
candidates for assessor, D. 1*. Burton he was every inch a manly and hon­ came to tlieeo ist a number o f years
ago and have resided in this com m u­
o f Eugene, was pn sen ted before the orable man when to him was marri­ nity for several years.
a item r i- :c T .
About .IT
convention a-* a Cottage Grove man. ed Miss Amis. The case has been years ago she united with til*- M. E.
Room I Beckwith Bio. k. K uorstk . o k .
the nomination of Prof lltigg: fori of general interest and the solution church ami lias sim-e lived ncouscien
tiims ami devoted Christian. !Sho wa­
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school superintendent litter. Impress-: is what it should he.
il good Height,or. a faithful wife and
ing the delegates with an Idea that!
Mr Jennings was in the real es- loving mother, a snrrowing husband.
I'ottnge Grove was asking to much in 1 tale business in Eugene for some un<l two daughters survive her Fun-
W hen
Y ou
Go
mdacted by
presenting three candidates before 1 lime, and bos large banking inter- j pral services were conducted
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the convention for its suffrages.
ests in his home town, Fremotit Geo. H. Feese Inst Saturday, inter­
ment in the Masonic eemeterv where
S to p Oxt th e N ew
1 he « o i k of the convention s c m s Xeb
Miss Amts is the daughter of tbe r e m a i n s were l a i d to ilu-ir final re
to tie received with general npproha- Judge and Mrs. J. F. Amis o f Eu- pose amid the grief of n large c«n
tion on the part of the rank and file g ere. Mr. and Mrs. Jennings will course or friends. The grove was he-
locked with many l>e;t'itiful tl*»ral
of Lane county republicanism and , make their home in this city for the I offerings by loving friends o f the de
the ticket seems to lie almost univer-! present — Eugene Register.
p*t 25-«•cut weals to
j parted.
: hail in tlie citv
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Hats shown are to
a
k
A r r iv e d .
A Lill line •'»f all kind-» «>f
j at the Novelty Store.
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r
A $ per month will keen
your suit cleaned, pressed,
buttons on, and rip*sewed!
Transient work solicited.
Satisfaction
guaranteed
Work called for and delivi
ered promptly each week
Orders taken at—
Welch & Woods' Store.
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C unningham
Proprietress
-Tth^ t7:n;*D* ' h er«»tio* -ho„
b^ads ' fir«t
| nn («t see the Ls int». Pr|,es « re ritfh.
id work gnarantecl to p\- ,Wi
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STATIONS
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'Afternoon traino will be run on Saturday* only.
Subject to change without notice
Kreteht win net he reeetrea *t the It. & ' K
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To
insure forwarding
on the next train, freight most he delivered In
amp e time t.. permit ,< It, being hilled.
All outward freight forwarded only at Th4
hunt risk .< shipper an I consignee,
A. R. HOOD, Acting « e n d Manager
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