Lane County leader., May 20, 1904, Image 4

GROCERIES
The freshest and
selected
stock to lx» found in the city
BOOTS
and
SHOES
One o f the best and most liq u i­
date stocks ever displayed in
Cottage ti rove at bed-rock prices
.GENT’S FURNISHINGS
Cottag'e Grove Mercantile Co.
Opposite the Imperial Hotel
Every thing yours at the
Lowest Price.
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A carefully selected stock to
choose from at prices that are
sure to please.
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S H IR T S 50c A N D UP
•lust see our Men’s new Hat’s.
\ i~ lr~ t'7 /7/70.
/t a .i i. r n
í* A N <* r your vote your fealty to party and in- Phillipe and Rev A J. Armstrong,
U. O U II I V l u n n i , 1 terest in it* tuceeea
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¡„ c and
and There
There will
will also
also he recitations by-
by asserting
coTTtoE grove , obeoox
I sustaining the full party control which the pupils of the public schools,
! the Reputdiean majority of your own special music by the choir, a solo by
rl'BMSHKI) EVERY FRIDAY
county justly entitles it to. I f ever Mrs. Colwell, while the C M. A.
W. C. ItIN N E K . Editor and Proprietor
Republican voter in Lane County will Baud will also contribute liberally
a c t
Every
support his party nominees at the to the musical program.
Entered at the Cottage Grove post June election we shall be able to as­ body is requested to contribute
office as second-claims matter.
sert without blushing, that Lane is flowers.
Republican, and that there is no in­
TIMBER LAND CASE
S l B S C R i m O N K a TKS
difference in the party. Since Oregon
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tires
the
tirst
gun
in
this
Presidential
Six Mouths
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Three« Months
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-r«0 campaign, it is the plain duty of every McKinley-Ware Trial Posponed Until
If paid in advance hut if uot so paid a
Republican to give aid in every leg­
Next Fall.
•inform rate of $_*.ou per year will he charged.
Advertising rates made known on applieation itimate and proper way to make the
As tbe result of the disappearance
reverberation of this gun felt and of au important witness for the
C L W ItlX li M K T
heard throughout the land.
prosecution, the famous McKinley-
The Lane County L eader for one
*• **tr anti any one of the following |>a-
SVare-Puter land fraud cases have
,*»r«one year for the price $et opposite :
Hon. Binger Hermann's friends at been continued until the fall term
New York Tritwine Fanner
$1 75
Rosehurg and throughout Southern of the court. Attorney Hall for the
Toledo Weekly Blade
t 75
Portland Weekly Oregonian
2 50
Oregon are so much pleased with the government, attempted to have the
Fort land Weekly Journal
........ 2 no
situation and 'he assurance of his ruses indefinitely continued at the
Portland Semi-Weekly Journal
2 25
San Francisco Call..............
. 2 50
eleetion by increased majorities in afternoon session of tne federal
San Francisco Examiner................. 2 50
June that they deem nn aggressive court, hut the defense would not
campaign on their part unnecessary. agree.
Last night the defense
DIED.
Japan is sending her gold to the They say little or no regard is being
come forward aud agreed to let the
United States and her lea-1 to Russia. paid the vicious attacks of the Port­
cases go over until next term. This I S P R A Y — At the home o f h e r
land Journal upon Mr. Hermann, hat was because of conditions imposed
daughter. Mrs. J. T. Hunt, a t
Small farms well tilled arc what that it is making votes for him In tipou them if they insisted upon the
Wildwood, Sunday, May 15.1001
makes n nation weulthy and prospor- many quarters.
t r ia l
commencing Wednesday,
Mrs. Jennie Spray, aged SO years,
ous.
When court convened in the af­
of paryalysis.
The fine showers of Tuesday aud ternoon Mr. Hall announced that
On Tuesday of last week Mrs.
News comes that the Japs have oc­ Wednesday proved a boon to the far Edward Hohsou, one of the most Spray received a severe
stroke
cupied Ping-Yang, but Ping-Pong mer and gardner, and was worth important witnesses for the prose- of paralysis resulting in her death
hasn't appeared in the dispatches yet. many thousands of dollars to Lane cution, could not be found, and lie the following Sunday. Job Sprav,
county. _________________
would have to ask for an indefinite husband of the deceased, died at
The world is waiting with interest
postponement, in order that tbe Wildwood about one year ago The
to see Kipling rhyme Vladivostok
The Way of the World.
government might secure the wit- ' family resided in the Coast Fork
ane Tsitsihar with Ishikari and Zub-
Pendleton East Oregonian says, ness. In support of his request valley anil iu this city many years
oroskoffskivitch.
Crown the man and curse the wo­ Mr Hall produced a telegram from j and were numbered amoug the
States
Attorney Geueral j later pioneers. A few years ago
man, that’ s tbe human way. Take I uited
The reveuue derived from the lum­ the libertine to your breast and for­ Knox and tbe Secretary of the Iu- they went to Union county where
ber industry on the Pacific coast ex­ give him, but lock tbe door against terior, requesting that a postpoue- they reside ! uut I a year ago wheu
ceeds that of all other industries com­ bis paramour and seud her to lower ment may be granted.
they came to Wildwood to reside
bined.
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with their daughter. Mrs. Sprat
depths.
Hazel Beaumont, whose
Dates for the Morss Quartette.
was a good Christain lady; a kind,
I
real
name
is
withheld
oat
of
mercy
When a man is elected to some little
The Morss Quartette have the affectionate wife and mother and a
Jim Crow office he usually feels as big i for her aged mother in Portland
the good
neighbor. Sh.
was the;
as a country town that has just cap­ I was sentenced to puy a fine for vag- following dates arranged for
1 fancy and gross immorality iu Seat- School House Campaign 0iev are mother of four children, one son
tured tlie county seat.
' tie yesterday. She was raised in conducting in the interest of the and three daughters, Mrs. S. T.
I Portland and was a favorite in the Local Option Law. Dou’ t fail f* Hunt, lieing the eldest aud the only
A Harvard professor declares that
oue residing iu this county. Mrs.
football is breaking up study. Here highest social circles four years ago. hear them when they come your
Spray was an aunt of Mrs. .1. V.
way.
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She
was
bright,
vivacious
and
iu-
to-fore it lias been content to break
Thornton of this city.
Funeral
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teiligeut,
educated,
refined
and
had
Sunday,
May
22,
Blue
Ylouutaiu
upand mutilate students.
i friends by the score. She was with­ school bou°e, 2 p. m. Basket tue«t- services were conducted at W ild­
wood Monday. Rev. C. H. Wallace
out a peer as an entertainer at tbe ing.
The Women’s Relief Corps auxilary
little social functions of tbe best
Sunday, May 22, Shields school officiating, interment iu the family
to the Grand Army of the Republic,
circles. Finally a “ nice” man won house, 8 p. m
! cemetery at that place.
is the largest beneticient and patiiotic
her confidence and betrayed her.
Monday, May 23, London, 8 p. id .
organization of women in the world,
From her highest position she fell
Band Stand Needed.
Tuesday, May 24, Hebrou church
numbering almost lio.oou members.
to tbe lowest.
8 p. in.
Tbe occasional excellent open air
Organized in 1883, it has growu to
The wretch who was the cause of
Wednesday, M a y
25, Divide concerts conducted
by Cottage
magnificent proportions in uumhers
] her downfall never suffered a siugle school house, 8 p. in.
Grove’s excellent C. M. A. Rand
and influence.
loss of prestige, hut she went out of
Thursday. May 26, Star school I lias demonstrated the fact that a
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her little circle disgraced and be- house ,8 p. m.
hand stand erected on some central
I this is to be your first vote let It amirched. never to return. He went
Friday, May 27, Dorena school lv located vacant lot would be attrac­
H
y , n PT
: ’ for tbe shout bis business unashamed, she bouse 8 p. m.
tive, ornamental and a great con­
«tarty that does things, for the party went to the gutter ami to vagrancy.
Saturday, May 28, Saginaw school venience to the band.
We are
that is not afraid to take a stand on | He now has a respectable family aud
bouse, 8 p. m.
informed if the citizens of the town
the leading questions of the day, in
a "good " nnme, she is an outcast
Monday, May 30, Lorane. 8. p. m. ¡ will assist iu providing ways and
short let it lie for the republican His mock charity and benevolence is
means for the election of a credit­
party. The Oiegonian predicts Ore­ the talk of the town. Her mime is
B of R T. Excursion to Salem.
able baud stand this excellent local
gon will go an ,(100 Republican major­
a hies and a byword. Isn 't it time to
Sunset Lqdge No. 130, Brother­ musical organization will agree to
ity in June.
stop this uujost practice? Isu’ t it hood of Railroad Trainmen, will give at least one free open air con­
time to make the outcast in male at­ conduct its fourth annual excursiou cert each week. Who will start
The Methodist conference in session tire wear his brand of Cain, as yv«ll
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.
to Salem, -Sunday June 5, 1D04. the hall rolling?
at Los Angeles last wt-ek declared the as the trusting girl he starta down Train r-w ill run from all aecessff.h-
evils of the times are political corrup- ward.
Legal blanks and iiiudug notices at
poiuU in tbe valley; from Portland
tion, the liquor traffic, tyranny of i
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the L eader office.
and the Dallas. South from Cattage
trades unionism, greed of unserupu-
Decoration Day Exercises
Attorney Jerome Knox weut to Eu
Grove.
The Slate Fair grounds
loos employees, lynching, the negro
On decoration day. May 30, the have been secured, where a first gene on professional business Thurs­
question ami Mormonisaa. To sum local members of the G A R will class program of amusement will he day. He is suffering considerably
from a rising in his ear.
the whole matter up there appear* to form at the city hall at 0 :30 oclock I rende'red'for patrons of the' e'xcur
be a general demoralization, much in- a. ni. and march to the cemeterv ston.
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Baseball,
Bicycles Races,
temperance and a lack of confidence Indian War Veterans, Spauisli War and many other good attractions.
between men as a result or onr boast Veterans and Relief Corps are The Program of amuseiueut* will
e.l commercial progress, expansion cordially invite ! to participate in l>e distributed at a later date
in the night Croup comes, choking
and general smartness Possibly it the decoration exercises and the Lunches and refreshments will lie
and strangling your little one— at­
might be a good thing to go slower \arious secret societies are request- served at
tbe grounds. Come
and cultivate
a little more old fashion­ rd to form at their halls aud fall in | and spend a day and help
tempting to take away the life so
r vsm >
provide
ed honesty. Integrity- and frugality.
line and participate in the decora-! a fund to rare for sick aud crippled dear to you.
tion of graves at the cemetery.
members, y o r further information
The Republicans of Lane County as
The Post members will march see posters, or address
well as this Congressional District back to the city hall and be dis­
C. C. Lores*,
have named a ticket that all Kopubli. missed. At 1 o'clock p. in. the
Room II, 2*81 Washington St.
cans can conscientiously support and Post will re assemble aud march to
Portland Oregon'
every member of the party is duty- the M. E. church where the orations
A d v ertisers are g e tt in g tine rain it*
bound to vote it straight. Prove l.y of the day will lie delivered by F. B.
from th eir a ls in the L e id e r .
X a a n h t .%
The Corset Question is a difficult
question to settle, but w e have suc­
ceeded in finding the best Corset on
the market. In regard to workman
ship, style and wear, you could not
Last
excel these if you had
one made to order, while the price
isn’t half as much. W hen you need
a good corset come in and let us
sell you a Thompson Glove-Fitting
Corset, and you will w ear no other
c.rMr ^
Settled
Manufacturers of Flour. Feed. Graham
Whole W heat Flour and Germ Meal
Extensive improvements are being made io our milling dui -
chinerv.
We aim to keep our flour proof against outside
competitors. Being a Cottage Grove institution, we res|iect-
fiillv ask you to always order the home product when having
Flour.
We have just installed a machine of large cti| ncitv
for rolling oats and barley. Bring your oats and have it
rolled before feeding. I t will go much further.
Feed aud
hay promptly delivered to any part o f the city.
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H A R T U N G a n d HANSE!
HARDW ARE
PLUMBING
A SPECIALTY
MINERS’
SUPPLIES
Stoves,
FARM
TOOLS Tinware
FIRE
ARM S
Like a Thief
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NOTICE
v» N O T I C E
ithu ™ lici Yon aie cordially invited to meet at
Welch & W oods’ store any day which may suit von
best, and purchase from their stock of Clothing Hats
bhoes. Underwear, or any article for a less price than
any other store. :
W e always ‘ Have It for Less. ’
W ELCH & W OODS
Acker’s
English
Remedy
at this time is the friend in need.
It will relieve the sufferer at once,
and by healing membrane o f throat
and lungs prevent a further attack.
<> Don't delay one day, mothers. I f
you haven’t A c ke r ' s get it. A ckcr ' s
will cure Coughs and colds in a day.
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D IV ID E .
C S T N S E GROVE I M P M Í S I 0 3
Sunday afternoon Iho re-orgauiz-
DEARF.liS i n
H
ed and i.informed Divide baseball
nine played tlm r first map-bed game
with Latham. Tim game, whieb
was a very «tinting one and the best
To insure quick sales yon
Ar
came of baseball ever played at
w ill do w ell to list your
pui
Divide, euded ill a score of 2t to 20
property with this firm.
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in favor of Lnilmui. The boys
O ffic e in C. J. M iller s Stor^
"Tw o of my children owe their lives to made a fine showing in their new
OPPOSITE FIRST NATIONAL BAX*
A cksr v E n g lis h K kmxdy . It relieves uniforms which eousist of
white
at
once. I am never without it."
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shirts, blue pant*, black stockiugs
MRS. K. G. WEBER, Buffalo.
and bluck caps, ihe pants with a
Cheap Lumber.
Write to us for testimonials and while stripe down the side. They
55 e have on our yards 50,000
free illustrated book on Consump­ are expecting to play Drain next
of lumber which must he sold
<> tion.
Sunday. Just come and watch them. make room for incoming s'oek lv*
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-Wr « » a « 1 . 0 « ■ bottle
I f y n a a r e n.*r M f i s f M r e t u r n t h e b o t t l e to
ranging from
50 to $7 00.
rn $3 5
T o u r d n n g i * ? , *nH t e l y o u r t m in e v b u ck .
A. B. Wood, uianager of the O. & S.
" H ■ "’ »fctrâC*., Propre.. Múltalo. N. ¥. E. railroad L ao ictu rnei home from yon want a bi-gtn. Come st
The Booth K elly Lumber CoJ
p
c i t
t. n «
i î ku-iness trip io Portland and
For Sal« by th « Mode rn P h ; m u c y 1 *<- ttte.
Saginaw
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