Lane County leader., August 19, 1904, Image 6

LANE COUNTY LEADER
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SUBSCRIPTION KATES
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in loir in rate ol » 2.00 per year «111 be charged.
Advertising rates made known ou application
CLUBBING LIST
Laue County L eader
The
for one
year, and any of the following publi­
cation for oue year, for the price set
opposite:
Neer York Tribune Parmer......... *1 75
Toledo Weekly Blade ..............
I 75
Portland Weekly Oregonian
3 50
Portland Weekly Journal
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Portland Semi-Weekly Journal
3 25
San Pranclsco Call................................... 3 5o
San Pranclsco Examiner. ............ 3 50
Sunset Magazine, San Pranclsco . 2 oo
Out West, Los Augeles............................ 2 50
FRIDAY
AUGUST 18, 1904
Shipments from Cottage Grove, as
shown in the last issue of the Leader,
are of lame volume and indicate that
Cottage Grove is among the most im­
portant pointsoc the Southern Pacific
liueB in Oregon.
Freight receipts
were more than $5s,ooo during the
past year and ticket sales reached the
total of $87,783. Recognizing this fact,
railroad people have been keeping an
eye on local conditions and recent im-
provero'^ni and extension of depot
facilities is an indication of realization
of the increasing present and large
future volume of business from this
point.
of the best camping grounds in the
state. Take your family and a tent
and enjoy a week of solid comfort
to say nothing of tha educational
advantages that you and the child­
ren will get at the Fair that they
never could get any place else in
the same time.
All trains of the 8. P. K. R. Co.
slop at the grounds during the week.
The street railway system into
Salem has been thoroughly over­
hauled, new ca n purehaaed, the
track widened to standard gauge,
anJ the roadbed improved allowing
the company to make a 6 minute
service and posaibly shorter. The
pavilion and grounds will be light­
ed by incandeeceut [electric lights
thus giving much improved light
service.
DIVIDE.
Miss Alice Wilson returned from
Yoncalla Saturday.
The wife of W. W. Tucker is very
low with consumption.
Tbos. Awbrey of Cottage Grove
was at Divide last week writing up
insurance.
Mrs. Frank Parker of Leona, was
at Divide Thursday and Friday visit­
ing her sister, Mrs. James Mackey.
The entire family of G. W. Mc-
Reynolds are more or less on the
sick list. Mrs. G. VV. McReynolds
has been confined to her room the
past three or four weeks with rheu­
matism.
Drain’s first nine gavej the Divide
boys a hard game on Anlauf grounds
Sunday the score standing 18 to
20 in favor of Divide. Divide boys
expect to play Saginaw Sunday
August 21st,
Elk cannot be killed in Oregon until
1907. A California mugazine gives
the impression that the McKenzie
STAR ITEMS.
river country Isopen for the sport.
The state of Washington allows one
Leslie Wu ks returned home from
elk for each buutcr each year. Oregon Eastern Oregon Friday.
does not want her elks exterminated—
Miss Lulu Harlow spent a few
hence the provision for their protec­
days at Dorena last week.
tion.
The public does not hear much
through newspapers about the extent
of foiest tires. All. is not published.
But why do Dot newspapers ask and
urge legislation to prevent foresttircs?
Program for Oregon State Fair.
Robt. Clark and John Winters
were visitors at the Grove Tuesday
J. B. Stewart and son returned
home from Eastern Oregon last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Pitcher who
have been spending a few weeks at
the Geer Springs returned home
Saturday.
Kev. C. H. Wallace preached an
interesting sermon at the Star
school house Sunday to a large con
gregation.
Prize* for Beet Articles on Oregon.
The Portland Commercial Club offer» two
medal» ami »-»«> lu cash prue» for article»
i Oregon, under the fallowing condition»»
Kor the beat article appearing lu the regular
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or other --- publication
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of any newspaper
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unted tiutalde
Oregon. to
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pr'nted
nut»nlc o(
of the »Ule
»Ute of Oregon,
competed for only by persons residing In Ore­
gon and not living In the city ot Portland, choice
of a gold medal or $50 In cash.
for the aecond best article,
artlcb either the gold
election
medal or 35b In cash, depending upon sel
made by the wlnuer of first prize.
Article winning third prize will be given $25.
fourth prize will be 111 the fifth prize gia
Tu residents of Portland a gold medal and 5100
will be distributed III prize» upon exactly the
»am»- basis as the gold medal and $100 are to be
distributed to residents of Oregon outside of
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Portland
LACE COLLARS :: Attractive Patterns
SH IR T W A IS T S AT A SACRIFICE
The reason for haring these articles printed
outside of the state is (hat are waul the people
away from home to know our advantage», and
then we desire the Portland and Oregon paper»
to be relieved from any
an; embarrassment that
might arise through having to decline article».
Articles containing the expression •Webfoot"
will not be allowed to compete.
The Governor of the »Ute will be asked to ap-
lut a committee to decide as to the winners
the state contest, while the Mayor of Portland
will he requested to name the committee that
will select the winners In this city.
One of the chief reasons for offering these
prises
prizes to
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to give
give the
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sired exceeding five thousand words—those o f i
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about one umusand words preferred.
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No article will be accepted in competition ex- i d e a l s e a s id e r e s o r t OI t u e -
cept where the newspaper or other publication p
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is submitted complete. The articles submitted r a t i n e bO W R. i w
become the property of the Portland Commercial
g r e a tly re d u ce d ra te»
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many newspapers throughout the United States.
Canada, Mexico and other countries will be glad
to secure interesting
ig matter relative to the
most fertile state in the Pacific Northwest
tid es in any language will be accepted.
Feeling certain that this effort will result in
much good to Oregon, we are. Very truly yours.
H. M. C a k e , President.
T héo . B. W il c o x ,C hairman Executive Com.
Portland Commercial Club.
A Contest in Sight.
Send It East.
Our advices from Portland, Ore.,
are that at the comiug session of the
American Mining Congress there
will be a vigorously conducted con
test between Salt Lake City and
Denver for the permanent head­
quarters of the association. Tbe
tight will be put up by Salt Lake
City, but as Denver wants the head­
quarters Salt Lake will have to bid
high before Denver takes a back
seal. It is unlikely that any other
city will enter the ring as a candi­
date.
Tbe selection of permanent head­
quarters means much for the Con­
gress, much, also, for the city that
may be selected. A site for tbe
necessary buildings, money for the
construction of them and money al­
so for the maintenance of tbe head­
quarters will be required.
Both
Denver and Salt Lake are rich with
mauy rich mining men in their
population.
Also are they the
capitals of states which have within
their borders some very rich mines,
with vast areas of miueralized lands
awaiting development.
That tbe
Salt Lake people are preparing
very long pole to get the persimmon
is evidence in a report sent to
that they had sent an application
for 400 certificates of membership
to tbe American Mining Congress
That looks as though they seriousl
meant business.— Daily Mining Bee
ord, Denver.
If frionds in the East nsk you for
information about Oregon or the
Northwest, send them a copy of the
recently is-ued pamphlet entitled
“ Oregon, Washington and Idaho,"
which can he had upon application
to J. M. Isham, station agent at
Cottage Grove.
There was a young lady in Drain
Whose face grew exceedingly plain.
She tried paint* and lotions
And all kind* o f notion*
To bring back her beauty again.
’ Til a friend who had been the same way
Chanced to meet the young lady one
day.
Said »he, “ Fool no more.
‘ ‘ Here’ * a splendid drug store
“ And they do Just whatever they say.“
P. 8.—She took the advice. Just a
week ago last Wednesday she came In;
ha* had four proposals since, and Is tell­
ing all her friends of the lovely lotions,
powders and perfumes at the New Kra
Drug Store.
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Extensive Improvements are b.|M— I
to our milling machinery.
Koejp OPT Hour proof
petltors. B eluga Cottage U ro),£M
tutlon, we respectfully a»k you lo 2 1
the home product wi„ „ binlu 2 ? I
We have )u»t Installed a
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large capacity for rolling oats i n I f I
ley. Bring your oat» and have It J E I
helore feed ng. It will go m u c h ^ S l
Teed and luur promptly deliTmJU
any part o f the city.
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H A R T U N G a n d HANSEI
Bright’s Disea.se a n d
Diabetes.
HARDWARE
PLUMBING
We desire to place in the hands o f those af
flicted witli Brights Disease and Diabetes a 36-
page pamphlet that is saving human lives. It
is not an ordinary pamphlet, such as is common­
ly used to advertise medicines, but is princi­
pally made up of reports o f scientifically con­
ducted tests in a large variety o f cases, showing
87 per cent o f recoveries in these hitherto in­
curable diseases.
The specifics employed in these tests are
known as the Fulton Compounds and the re­
sults obtained prove conclusively that these
dreaded diseases so long fatal (the deaths from
Brights 1 Disease alone are appalling, over 100,-
000 a yea r, starting as kidney troubles) hare at
last yielded to medical science. The pamphlet
is free. Write to the John J. Fulton Co., 409
Washington street, San Francisco, Cal.
When to suspect Bright’s Disease:—Puffy
ankles or hands; weakness without apparent
cause; kidney trouble after third month; fre­
quent urination, (may show sediment or cloudy
on standing); falling vision; «lay drowsiness
one or more of these.
FIRE
A SPECIALTY
Stoves,
MINERS’
SUPPLIES
tools Tinware!
ARMS
PIPER S VANDENBURG
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
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Your collars and cuffs need our care
and attention more than any other
time of the year. We don’t break and
tear them, and you get them hack on
time. Send them to
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Office: First National Bank Building
upstairs.
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Watches, Clocks and Jewelry at j
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From $6.00 Up
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all Southern Pacific points io|
Oregon,
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Ask agent for further information
and a handsomely illustrated souv­
enir booklet, or write to Edwin
Stone, Manager C. A E. R. R.. Al­
bany, Ore., or W. E. Coman, C. P.
A. S. P. Co,, Portland.
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Monday, 8ept. 12— Opening Day.
In the evening addresses will be
made by prominent men of the
State on up to date topics.
Tuesday, Sept. 13— Woodmen of
the World Day. This entire day
will l>e devoted to the Woodmen and
Central Hotel Reopened.
their sister order the Ladies of
This week the Central Hotel was
Woodcraft in their drills and sports. reopened by Mr. aud Mrs. F.
It is expected that at least a dozen Korinek. It is one block north of
Drill Teams will be present in Uni­ Main on Second street, and has
form to contest for the $600 in twenty-seveD sleeping rooms, a large
prizes.
and well ventilated diniug room, 24
Wednesday. Sept 14— Salem Dny. by 36 feet, offices and parlors for
This will be a great day for Salem.
commercial men and all transient
Business is practically suspended patrons.
and everybody goes to the Fair.
Reduced Rates to St. Louis.
The hotel is pleasantly located
This will also be 'be day for the
and convenient to all parts of town,
The
Southern Pacific Co. will
Greater Salem Stake, a $2000 purse
being in the business section. Rates
for 2 :15 pacers in which there are are $4.50 per week for board and sell round trip tickets at greatly re­
duced rates to St Louis and Cbicngi
31 entries.
room. Lodging, 50 cents i>er night. account the St Louis Exposition,
Thursday,
Sept. 15—Portland
•See advertisement in these columns. on the following dates; Aug. 8. 9, 10;
Dav. Usually the biggest day of
September 5, 6, 7; October 3, 4,
the Fair as the S. P. R. R. runs an
Thu bruah-farmur in B ow ing the Going trip must be completed
excursiou from Portland and $1.50
pays a round trip and admission to NloNhingN tiro nowadays and the big within ten days from date of sale,
everything on the Fair Grounds timber areas are reaping the whirl­ end passengers will be permitted to
that the Board has anything to do wind of confiagratior. This brings start on any day that will enable
with. On this day will come off the to mind tbe fact that the last legis­ them to reach destination wilhin
Lewis i i Clark Stake of $2000 lative session enacted a good law the ten days limit. Return limit
regulating the burning of slashings ninety days, but not later than Deo.
purse for 2 :17 trotters.
Friday, Sept. 16— Children's Day. so as to minimize the danger of 31th, 1904.
For full information as to rates
When all the children in Mariou fires spreading to adjacent holdings
county, including the Indian Train­ but Governor Chnmberlain put blu and routes call on Agent So. Pac.
ing School at Cbemawa. the Reform pencil marks through 'he measure Co. at Cottage Grove.
School and school children, will he As a result o f these incipient blazes
W'e have a large Supply of cheap
the heretofore charming vistas of
admitted free.
Saturday, Sept. 17—Closing Day. the river valleys and uplands are lumber, just what you want on
The Rural Spirit Stake $1000 purse disfigured with blotches of charred ranch. Price very cheap. Must
be sold for other stock.
for 2:11 trotters; also the consola­ and blackened landscape, resulting
Tbe Booth Kelly Lumber Co.,
tion race in Lewis and Clark Stake in the loss of thousands of dollars
Saginaw Ore.
will be run off. Premiums will be to private owners.— Register.
paid aud in the eveuing a good pro­
Aloug with other counties of the
gram will he on in the pavilion.
McElroy’s Band, of Salem, has state Harney wili have one of the
been engaged and good music is as­ largest grain yields in her hisiorv
sured. The evening entertainment It will be even hotter than in mauy
during the week will he the best portions of the state where frost has
money ran purchase and a good materially injured what were very
time is guaranteed all who may at­ promising crops. The season has
been very peculiar for this section,
tend.
The State Fail this year is going but has been a benefit for growing
to be a record hreakei, in more crops. People who have been mak­
ways than one. The races are go ing a study of farming are learning
iug to be very rapid for there are in by experience ami are now well
training now more horses Ilian have enough acquainted with climate
ever been on the track at this conditions that in future there will
time of the year and in the Greater be no such thing as failure of crops
Salem Stake for 2:15 pacers $2000 — Burns Tinies-Herald.
purse. There are 31 entries in the
The greatest known depth of the
$2000 2.17 trot. The Lewis A
Clark Slake there are 17 entries. In Atlantic ocean is to the north of the
the Rural Spirit Stake 2:11 pace for island of Porto Kico, in the West
$1000 there are 18 entries. In the Indies, where soundings show the
Inland Empire Stake for 3 year old tremendous depth of 27,366 feet, or
pacers for $500 there are 11 entries over five mile«.— Mining World.
and there are besides 11 other pac­
ing and trotting races, to say noth­
A young man said to us Ibe other
ing of the running races of which day that he did not know which to
there will he at least two each day. take, “ a wife or 160 acres of laod.
The Camping Ground has been We would advise him to file a homo
fixed up and streets laid out and stead on both.— Malheur Gazette.
named, camps numbered and in
charge of a Camp Grand Marshal,
J. W. Booth recently drilled a
who will look after the matters there ! well on his farm west ot W ascj and
day
Water has been , at 18 feet struck artesian water, the
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piped into the grounds and other we)| producing a steady stream one
improvements made, making it qne j half inch in diameter.
Whact You Wa.nt exnd Where to Get (,
Auy person in the State of Oregon
can contribute articles In competition
for the folio« ing prizes :
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office!» In Dr. Geo. Wall building. Mudi
Street, l ottage Grove.
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Orders may be left at the leader oID«
in Cottage Grove,
gj Expert Repairing
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HARNESS MAKER
BARTELS’ CITY MEAT MARKET
Hi*pairing ,,f the Reliable HI id.
Will mend your harm-»» while
you do your shopping. Carriage
Trimming
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Whip*, Saddles. Harness, Collars,
Traces. Bridles, Bits, Spurs,
Chains, and all kinds of supplies.
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal
RIVER ST.. TWO DOORS WEST OF BRIDGE
C’O T T A O K r . R O V K
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Drayitig and all kinds of hauling.
Piano and furniture moving a spec­
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COTTAGE GROVE IMPROVEMENT CO,
DEARF.BS IN
CITY AND FARM PROPERTY
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WE’VE GOT WHAT YOU WANT
To insure quick sales yon
will do well to list youi
propertv with this firm.
O f f i c e In C . J . Miller's Store
The Best Place to Buy Your
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J j? .1 A aVU ''’econd 'H and G ooda at money-saving prices
■ in i unless variety. If you want anything from a hair
pin to a steamboat, call on
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