Lane County leader., June 03, 1904, Image 4

HON. A. C. XIAKSTEK 8 .
Eoiverslty. a tawver of marked ability
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OOTTAQE it ROVE, OREíK)ü
It is observed that Hon. A. C. Mar­
oils, sober anil industrious. He should
receive as large u majority in every | sters of Koscburg is a candidate for
re-election as state senator from our
1*1 H I. IMI Kl> K Y K R Y F R ID A Y
W. C. CONNER, KUItor an*l P r o p r ie t y county in the District ns any man on sister county, of Douglas. A tittiug
the Republican ticket.
recognition of the ability, endorse­
Entered at the Cottage Grove post-
ment of his record ami evidence of his
H LK M A X X ’S KPEF.OH.
office as second-class matter.
popularity is found in tlie fact that lie
I
i -* .he mistaken idea that i»' they can get Underwear on the mosquito
was the unanimous choice of his party
Some men "th . w it will !>e cooler aud more comfortable. I f you try it yon will
1 Just a little outline of what the Co
S l'H S C B ln lO N KATKS
in county convention assembled for
netting order that in «
fortallle a„d healthful as the "Tw o-th read W o o l"
t[J>1 grew w an said t> his audience^
One Year
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find that it is not nearly so comfortable ai
re-nomination and re electiou.
He
They have laxly enough to them to
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that
we
are showing
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R ivek a m > H akkoks —Oregon needs has indeed made a record in the upper
If i>alU m advance but if not so paid a
£
V p £ i “ tlon «¡11,0». ¡1* - W . "■*> -
• inform rate t»f $ 2 .yo per year will l>e charged.
deeper water wavs. The outlook for branch of the Oregon legislature of
Advertising rate-* made known uii application j
liberal appropriations from Congress which any man might well feel proud
and of which his constituency, regurd-
C L U B IX O LIST
is favorable.
The Lane County L eaded for one' Ottenott's E lection —It will inspire less of party affiliations can conscien­
*• o r and any one of the following pa- ■ renewed confidence in tne Republican tiously commend and point to witli
,iers one year for the price set opposite:
cause all over the United States. Its pride. Xo sooner had lie taken his
New York Tribune Fanner
it 75
Toledo Weekly Blade. ....
I 75
moral effect will be fur reaching scat iu the Oregon Senate than his
Portland Weekly Oregonian
2 5«
wherever there may be wavering in j splendid ability was recognized and
C O R N E R F IF T H A N D M A IN S T R E E T S
Portland Weekly Journal
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liis influence demonstrated, white he
Portlaud Semi-Weekly Journal
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the
lines.
Han Franc taco Call
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was
admired
for
the
firm,
straightfor-
San Francisco Examiner. ............ . 2 M
P resident R oosevelt —Oregon owes
a debt of gratitude- to Roosevelt be­ , ward, economical and business like ;
cause his aid secured the Lewis and : position lie assumed ou all impor­
tbe audi­
TH E FIRST DISTRICT.
Clark appropriation. Moreover he tant legislation coming up for the and the general verdict of
ence was that the class acquitted
consideration
of
the
senate.
Many
Binger Hermann should have the has curbed the trusts, restrained the
| times he demonstrated conclusively itself in an admirable tuauuer. while
largest majority ever counted for a coal barons, insured construction of
| that he was on the side of the eommoir all other numbers on the program
the
Panama
Canal,
enlarged
the
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Congressional or state office in this
|>eople aud under no obligations what- were excellent, the beautiful tableau,
Di-trict. He has ever proven himself . maintained a sound financial policy.
Manufacturers of Flour. Feed, G-raham
•‘Simply to thy Cross I Cling.” by a
a capable Congressman, and able |!LuPl*,r!e tiwar pensions and promoted j ever to any corporation, rmg oroom
number
of
little
girls
dressed
in
Whole
Wheat Flour and Germ Meal
good roads.
bine. He stood tlrmlv for judicious
worker for Oregon, during the years
L and A ffairs —“ I challenge any anu economical legislation, vlgorous- white, the one in the center of the
he has been in Congress. He is well
man to point bis Unger to a single en­ advocated the election of United States j stage clinging to a beautiful drap-
Extensive improvements are being made fo our milliug nia-
recognized in Washington, as u man
try, ever approved by me, containing Senators by direct vote, the fellow ser­ ped cross, being very impressive
chiuerv.
We aim to keep our flour proof against outside
who wants something, knows what he
a known irregularitror taint of fraud.” vant bill, tbe regulations of railroad and worthy of special mention.
competitors. Being a Cottage Grove institution, we respect-
wants and knows how to get it for his [
The
following
pragrnm
was
render-
His D eeense —“ I defy them in their freight rate* and many other com
fully ask you to always order the home product when buying
state. To satisfy oneself, if any one
contemptible work
mendable measures. He was a tire- ea:
Flour.
We have just installed a machine of large capacity
can possibly harbor a doubt in the
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G
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E.
T he R epublican P aett —I t has prov -1 less worker and always at his desk
for roiling oats aud barley. Bring your oats and have j‘t
matter, it is easy to learn from the
Song, “ Saloons Must Go,* by
en itself worthy of the confidence of | ready and willing to go upon record
rolled before feeding. It will go much further.
Feed aud
general and special appropriation bills
the people, because it bus safely and on any measure up for the consider­ j members of tbe Legion; Prayer
hav promptly delivered to any part of the city.
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of those Congresses wherein be has
Re?.
F.
E.
Billiogton
honorably guided the destinies of the ation of the upper branch of the legis­
been a member. His services in the country.
CONTEST
lature and that he always voted right
Congressional session just closed have
“ Closed for
Invoice,’’
\erna
is a matter of public record, Senator
also been of such vulue to Oregon as
What are you going to do this year Mursters is a safe man, one In whom Brown; “ Mother, a Promise," Vera
to overcome absolutely the idea that
to help the town? Everybody should the strictest confldence may l>e safely Cochran; “ A Knot of White Rib
he lias passed his day of usefulness in
do something, be it ever so little. A reposed by his constituency. Sucli a bou,” Iris Houck; “ A Stray Sun­
Washington. Mr. Hermann lias ably-
few words of praise spoken at the faithful, consistent ami worthy public beam," Pearl Salloway; “ Pictures ¡ b
represented Oregon in the past, is just
right time, and a little personal effort servant should be retained in his offic­ the Glass," (the prize recitation)
as ably and satisfactorily representing
in inducing your friendsto build homes ial capacity as long as his influence Gertrude Hogate; “ Yes I ’m Guilty.’
Oregon today, and will continue to |
! and locate here—all this will ao- J and usefulness« is demonstrated and Stella Thompson; ‘-Who Struck the
represent Oregon in Congress for the
icomplish much. Let the ‘ •knocker” ! Douglas county should roll up such a Blow,” Cleo Brant.
next term.
in t e r im
! hush, and may the voice of a progres- ^ majority for Senator Marsters on
sivo people lie heard.
“ Vote for Me Papa,” Master
June
6
th
us
was
never
before
accorded
R. A. Booth is a self made m.in, and
a legislative candidate in that county. John Watson; Song, “This Way,
while yet a comparatively young man,
He is one of Oregon«’ big brainy men. Papa,” Atba Gerreil, Alice Cooblin,
When
you
are
making
out
your
that he should attain to the position
Edith Slia'iuafelt, Mary Willard,
A SPECIALTY
of the head of tile largest innnufnct- ballot next Monday don’t overlook
and Myrtle DeSpain;Tableau, “ Sim- i
Portland’s Big Carnival
ut ing concern in the state of Oregon the f ict that the republicans have a
plv
to
Thy
Cross
I
Cling;
Mcrl
The Federal Trades Council, of
s|>euks volumes for liis business capa- man on the ticket this time for sheriff
Robinson; Decision of
Judges,
city as well as his tuet, energy and in- J who has all of the qualifications fur Portlaud, (composed of 56 Labor
Mr. H. C. Shirk, Mrs A. B. Woods,
M I N E R S ’
legrity. Tlio lumber mil's of which i a successful and competent officer of ; Unions with a totnl membership of
and Mr. Dake, and awarding of the
Mr. Booth is the head are the largest 1 the law, who is worthy of the support more than 10 , 000 ) in connection
SUPPLIES
with the Lewis and Clarke Frntern- uiedul and contest pins. Tbe re­
employers of labor in the state: yet on of every voter and taxpayer.
al
Bldg., (composed of 3d of the ceipts from the 10 cents admission
account of Ids uniform fair dealings |
fee gave tbe Legion a neat little
and courtesy towards Ids employees.
Cottage Grove’s precinct candidates Fraternal Orders represented in
fund with which to carry on its
Ii - lias merited und obtained from all are: Republican,Col.W.H. Biair,cons- this city) are to give a Mardi Gras
splendid work.
their esteem and confidence. Xo mar. table; W. H. Vaughn, Justice of the j and Festival in the city of Portland,
commeuceing
on
the
moruÍDg
of
iu Southern Orcgou is better acquaint- ; Peace. Democratic, A. B. Atkins,
Reduced Rates to St. Louis.
ed with the wuuts of the people; und constatile; Xnt Martin Sr., Justice of Juue 28th. aud continuing until
The Southern Pacific Co. will
July Oth. Five C. S. Battleships
no mail in all Oregon is better able the Pence.
will be at Portlaud during this sell round trip tickets at greatly re­
than Mr. Booth to secure legislation
duced ratesto St Louis and Chicago
Remember our own I. H. Bingham time.
in their interests at Salem. Mr. Booth
This carnival will be one of the account the St Louis Exposition,
has no personal ax to grind, and he Trhen you are putting the X mark be­
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on the following dates; June 10,17. A *
will be both willing and able to do fore the names of the legislative can­ most extensive and elaborate ever
kIMK.
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18;
July
I,
2,
3,
August
8
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9,
10;
didates,
on
your
ticket.
He
stands
?
r K. YOU NO
held in the Northwest. The general
more in the future for his constituents
a :
P H Y M U A N nati HI KG EON
than he has been able to do in the only for remedial and judicious committee in charge has leased the September 5, 0, 7; October 3, 4, 5.
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entire Mnltuomah Club grounds, Going trip must be completed
past. In his future work in the Sen­ legislation.
offlee in McFarland Building
m Ottlce: Young Building, Main Street.
aud attractions have been procured witbiu ten days from date of sale,
f.
West side.
ate It will be found that lie favors the
over Wynne’s Hardware Store
and
passengers
will
be
permitted
to
Vote
for
O.
R.
Christnan
for
county
from different parts af the United
• lirect primary nominating bill and
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start
on
any
day
that
will
eDable
also measures of similar moment; judge. He will give the county a States. The promise is given to all
them
to
reach
destination
within
good
businesslike
administration,
and
wboatteDd
that
they
will
witness
one
and he is a man whom to know is to
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respect and esteem. He will favor while progressive will guard well the | of the best shows of this kind they the ten days limit. Return limit
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ninety
days,
but
not
later
than
Dec.
interests
of
the
taxpayers.
IY
ever had tbe opportunity of looking
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every measure for the upbuilding of
31th,
1904.
PH YSIC IAN and SURGEON
upon west of the Rocky Mountains
the state financially, mentally and
A T T O R N K Y A T I.A W
I tí
For full information as to rates
All calls promptfy attended.
Office:
Willie Keeler, a batter of the Ameri- •
morally. _________________
Silver Medal Contest
Main M.. next to Leauer. Phone m
» Spedai attention given to collections
and routes call on Agent So. Pac.
can Baseball League, draws an annu-j
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£
Oue of the interesting and pleas­ Co. at Cottage Grove.
It behooves the farmer anil rancher al salary of flO.OnO. A Congressman
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y. r • u’.-t
1
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ing
features
of
tbe
Memorial
Day
June
7
has
lieeu
authorized
as
a
to keep his eye open in these times of gets $5,000, but he merely makes laws .
! exercises was the silver medal elo­ sale date for the St Louis Exposi­
“ scientific politics,” lest he vote away instead o f bases.
cutionary contest given in the opera tion tickets, iu ailditiou to sale dates
his liberties and cast his ballot not
!
J I Ü. MADSKN
house Monday evening by the L o y­ previoursly announced for June.
IV OK. I I . H. PE TR IK
unfrequently, contrary to his own
Hon. R. M. Veutch, Democratic
al
Temperance
Legion,
under
tbe
This
wtii
enable
the
purchasers
of
best Interests. One ol the amend­ nominee fo- Congress, will speak at
AI.I. : WOltk : WARRANTED
W A T C H VI I K K K
ments in the coming election to be Eugene, F lay, June 3; at Cottage personal directions of Mrs. J. T. ticket« on this date to be at the 9 Office: l'ir>t door West of Allison'
Watches, ( ’locks and Jewelry at
DeSpain.
Seven
of
the
bright
little
(Ç
;
Rar!»er
Shop.
Exposition on Oregon day, June 15.
Lowest 1’rices.
voted upon, should receive more than Grove, Sui.- ‘ iv.Tuned.
ladies from the ranks of the L. T. L
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passing notice from the farmer and
entered the contest for the meda!
Public School Picnic
rancher, which has relation to the
Don’t overlook the important ineas-
grazing or tunning of stock on the j tires to be voted on at the bottom of and so well had they lieeu drilled
An excursion to the front on the
outside, public or governm ent lands. | your ballot when you enter the elee- and so commendable ami worthy of O. Si S. E. railroad will be conduct­
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praise were the efforts on the part
On the face of It, the proposition to j tion booth next Monday.
ed for the benefit of the public
of
each
coutestai.t
that
it
was
no
prohibit stock from running at large”
A l t C I I IT K C T .
school library Saturday, June 4 th.
F N T I » T
A concern has manufactured a bot- easy task for the judges to arrive at A very pleasant and enjoyable pic­
seems a good one, but to the rancher
B iiit ilh n i. M itin s t r e e t
a
conclusion
as
to
which
member
Koom ß, Heckwitli tlloek, K co fn k . ü*. Ï
and homesteader in particular, ir | tie which will hold eigluy-four gallons.
nic has been planned whieli will he
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would work n very great hardship, For nimrods this will supply a long- of the class was the most entitle)' held in the cool and shady Wild-
to the highest honors. Finally bv ;
ami in many eases would eut off their j experienced want,
a few points, the judges decided lo
main source of revenue and profit
stock raising on the “ range.” Farm­
The Czar of Russia threatens to go a ward the pretty silver medal to
ers and ranchers should talk tills mai­ to the front some time during tlie pres­ Gertrude Hogate, the smallest mem­
ler over and vote in their own inter ent month. The front started for the ber of the class.
The presentation of tbe me. In I
osts. that the law in this respect may Czar last month.
was made by Mrs. D.-Spain in a fen
remain just ns it is today.
Don't kilt the birds. Even tlie crows appropriate aud well chosen re­
should be allowed to Uve until the marks after which a pretty souvenir
Perhaps no man in the Second Ju­
pin was presented to each of the p<
dicial District Is lietter qualified to fill disappointed candidates are ready for other contestants, whom Mrs. Dc- C ^eople die every year from;
them.
-onsumption. They neglect
the position of Circuit Judge than
Spain highly complimented and ad-
Hon. K. O. Potter, the Republican
Vote at least once next Monday nm l! monished to not becomedisrouraged ^Brnings which a cough and
nominee for tnat important position. vote right.
but to strive on and they would be sore lungs give.
Judge Potter is a man of years and
amply rewarded.
discretion, a graduate of the State
Vote Vr straight !
The contest was largely attended
l a n e
C o u n t ?
X e n O e r
Summer Underwear!
m
L U R C H ’S
H A R T U N G and HANSEN
HARDW ARE
PLUMBING
Stoves,
Tinware
FIRE
ARMS
FARM
TOOLS
PIPER
a
VANDENBURG
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
In England
over 73,000
in America
over 1 22,000
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COTTAGE GROVE
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W e are making special p rices on all Men's and Boys’
C L O T H IN G AND S H O E S
5 piece suits. 5 1.5 0 to $ 5 . 00 . „ A dandy at 52 . 50 .
now we are displaying a fine line o f Gent'
Fancy Vests
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will cure Consumption. Stops
cough in a night. It will
«-lu'e Asthma anti Bronchitis.1
W ,e
e positively guarantee it.
a
M r *. T M. BxxrT. Vassar. Mich., who!
wa* pronoMticcI hopde»»iv ill with con- —
•umption, says “ 1 owt my life to
A « « « ’» K\,.i : -¡I R em edy . It j, .
corain cure."
-•dit' wbeies plendid HsbiufT
10 attend. Hound trip tickets 80
n I tlie r xMiutnin seen*--
cents, special rRtes for children un­
v ,,
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pbasant der 14 vents of >ige.
cd
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to us testimonials
for
a n d irv m uSsm du «*» I
free illustrated book on Consumntion I dav i-
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thu-e «I... attend.
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For
F<* Sale
Sale by
t , the
,k< Mole
M o lo » P b » n » * r | »
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Th»* .Tap« continue ‘'putting ft
°vei the ItUSbiuijH m a w hj tb®t
ï j i i l w l m i i ü i leave« no donht of th eir being abli
to take care of tfcerosive*.
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