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About Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1904)
FINE ATTRACTION. 15,000 plates; and 10,000 pieces of CH O C TAW DEATH PEN ALTY. glass ware. rVs to the knives, forks G u i l t y M a n S h o t b y t h e N h e r lll Iu COTTAGE GROVE . - OREGON and spoons the servants are still 1‘ r e n e n e e o f III* F r i e n d * . P U B L IS H E D E V E R Y S A T U R D A Y Tho stroot commissioner of Atoka counting them. Five thousand has removed one of the oldest Indian A . C L IF F O R D G A G E , Editor and Publisher pictures were purchased to hang High-Class Drama at Opera House landmarks of the town. It was a hois upon the walls. Two Nights Next Week. d’urc post ten feet Ion« and twelve Entered at the O t t a g e (¡r o v e postofflce as see- LANE COUNTY LEADER onU-cluKs matter, S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S Due Y e a r . . . . . 91.no Blx Mouths . . . . .75 Tlireee Months . . . - .50 If paid in advan ce but If not so paid a Aniform rate o f 92.00 per year w ill be charged. A d vertisin g rates made known on application CLU BBING LIST The Lune County L kadf . b for one year, uinl any of the following publl- eatlon for one year, for the price set opposite: *1 » N e w Y o rk Tribune Farmer T o led o W eekly Blade....................... I 75 P o rtla n d W eekly Oregonian . 7 w P o rtla n d W eekly J o u r n a l .............. 7 on P o rtla n d Hem l-w eekly Journal .'125 B an Franelseo Call .......... 7 50 San Franelseo Examiner .............. 7 50 Suaaet Maznzlue. San Franelseo 7 «0 Out W est, Id’s Aniieles 7 60 HATI'KDAY. ..OCTOBEll 1, 1001 Parenthetical Remarks. A well know Indiana man One d a r k night Iasi week, W en t to the cellar with a match 111 search of a gas leak I lie found it.) John Welch by curlo.lty (Dispatches state| was goaded; l i e squinted In Ills old shotgun T o see if it was loaded. 111 was i A man In Macon stepped to watch A patent cigar clipper; l i e wondered If his linger was N o t quicker than the nipper. ( I t wasn’t.I Owing to disarrangement of dûtes, Cottage Grove will have the privilege of two perforinajicos by a high clnss dramatic company next Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at t|ie Opera House, The Humphrey-Chnpman Com- pauy l,ad arranged to play at ltose- burg, hut the Opera House there having changed hands they found three nights at their disposal ftu,( concluded to give two pei- fornmuces iu Cottage Grove. They ; from here to Eugene for an en gagemeut of three nights, | It is thus ouly by the misiindar- j 8tanding as to dateH that Cottage Grove has secured the opportunity to seo tlii» excellent company, | This troupe is the Humphrey. Champumn Co., twelve people, who j father, mother anil wife were the last person« permitted to speak to him. Fooled Bill Landess. will produce on Tuesday evening They Invariably bogged of him to be A week ago Tuesday, a party rather an exciting new melodrama 1 In-ave and die like a wan mid ex consisting ol Senator R. M. Veatch, | entitled “Buried at Sea” , from the pressed their hope that they would John Barker and Tom Parker start- ,,eu uf Tlieo Kremer. Those who meet him at the happy hunting grounds. Then the sheriff took aim at ed on a hunting trip into the hBTereiid the, I 00k may he assured tin- white spot over the Indian's heart, mountains above B ark e rs ranch, J ijle dramatization is full ol und so true was the marksmanship of Henry Veatch joined them later. ,lctjon nnd H,e characters have to the executioner that a second shot was never necessary, instant deatli being T h ey had very good success and j ..get froln ,,lc (ilII„ y go produced by the first. started for home Sunday, As a | „ „ the utage until Hie vilh.au is portion o f the road to be driven foi)f,, fpr tl)e ,„ st timo over was quite rough Senator Veatch started ahead of (he party A Maine man read that human eve on foot, heiug overtaken by Mr. O ! hypnotism were full; Newcomb who was driving to town. H e w ent to see If it would work I'p o ii au angry bull. He was riding with him when a ( It wouldn’ t. I ! few miles from town a fine buck —Kan Francisco Bulletin. I was discovered some distance ahead in the road undertermined which Position Against Eddy Law Defined. fence to jump. Newcomb wheeled A t the recent meeting of the I the team partially around and as American Mining congress, 11 . C . the deer ros in the air to clear the W right of this city was asked topre- fence, the Senator fired, the animal sent an argument before the com- however passed out of sight, hut mittee on resolutions against the upon investigation was found a Eddy law. Being absent, lie sum-1 short distance from the fence. It marized his position in n written is learned the Senator first thought brief, which represents the basis of of driving the deer to the city, but the fight til it will be made by the as he would have to pass Bill Oregon Miners’ association at its Landess’ house, concluded to take annual session in October, as follows: no chances. So shot the deer at! i Y l ' ce C ondon , L ead in g Lady, Hum- “ If you reccomend a resolution, once. pliroy-Clinpmnn Co. it should be framed to state sub 1905—OREGON—1905 In this piece tho plot centers stautially that this congress believes New Wagon Road. around a young man named Walter no state should pass laws provid A wagon road has been surveyed Allen. He is an iuveutor and loves ing for licenses upon corporations and will soon he built so as to con- a young heiress, who reciprocates — • •••» 1 mur /»f to” » rpfitnim <;hri11 ‘ VGf.loint anil Adams moun Ul.-j nlTOHIVIllJ, xlx.oj/z»xv A..r» bciag- e. exist, to wit: tains with the Sharp’s creek wagon “ The state requires the revenue road. This work when completed pauper. Thou comes tlie villainous thus sought for its general expenses will be of great value to the many cousin, who also loves (lie heiress. “ The license revenue is required mining properties in this portion of To make things more interesting for tlie support of supervising bur Hie district as heretofore trails have another cousin loves the young The two villainous eaus or statislical bureaus ol the been the only wav to reach the inventor. cousins combine iu their efforts to state, which concern the property properties with supplies. separate Allen and his wealth and development of corporations For a long time a change in that sweetheart, and at one time nearly- only. portion of the Sharp’s creek road succeeded. B ut their scheme is “ If laws are passed for either of above tho red bridge and which frustrated by the disclosures of a these reasons, the scale of licenses follows the low ground and has girl who overheard a conversation, should tie uniform and equal as in two had fords has been contem aud the lovers become married and the case of tax assessments plated. On Saturday a contract, J \ escape 111 a steamer, Tlie plotters “ In Oregon tlie avowed intent 1 was lot to Joe Damowood to make are on deek, literally, again ion of the framers of tlie act was such change. The new road will however, and tliey dope Allen to drive out or prevent ’ wildcat’ follow tho foot of the mountain, be , ,, , , , , . ’ and throw linn overboard, wbieli mining companies. T h is does not a much bettor grado and more solid gives title to the play. The water appear on the face of tlie act, hut road-bed and avoid (lie building of revives the hero, however, aud in being true, as is well known, your two long and expensive bridges. stead of I eihg eaten up l.y tlie resolution should further state that 1905— O R E G O N — 1905 fishes lie bravely swims to a place of laws framed for the purpose of pre The 0;tober "Smart Set.” safety, where he crawls out to d iy venting swindling should hear upon Tho exj.o, icuecs makes The October unrulier of The Smart himself. their faco this intent and should l.e separate from license laws and in •Set is a veritable mine of brilliant him insane aud alien 111 (he Iasi act stories an I poeim. “ Moored,” by the widow is man-hod up the iact Iront a 111 other laws. It is Anna A. ft igcis, is the title of tlie ' grossly unfair that a law purport novelette which opens the issue. It is church steps at Trafalgar square io ing to license corporations hut in n story full of power mill quiet humor, j ‘ uarry the villain the shock clears fact passed for the purpose indi lealing with the temptation which A lien *« brain am i he is once more cated, should be applied to all min eoim*H to the young \uh* of n naval natie. T h e villain uml vil lain ess ure ,lr l eslod and, o f c u r s e , A llen and ing companies, thus classing all to (fleer while he is aliroml «m l she moored” at home. The tide leaves a , , , . ... , , n h i» w ife live happily ever after, gether, innocent or guilty, as frauds remarkably vivid impression and will i i j requiring such state legislation.” - attract wide attention. j kents are on sulo at New i\,ra Gouvernenr Morri«, in his sh.».t Drug Store, for the performance Portland Journal. story, “ The Lady of Moods, Isas writ- Tuesday and Wednesday evening«, ten:.» striking .1 piece of work ax has ..N obl ,0 Tennessee” will l.e Jl.e The profession of forestry is recently appeared in any magazine taking its place by tlie side of the Its wonder:ul art stamps this voumr Dill Wednesday evening. Doth are Tw elve other learned professions. No less author as a genius. In a w holly differ new, high-class plays ent. vein is the late (Juy Wetmore people are in tho company. Don’ t than sixty students have entered Carryl’ s humorous tale, *‘ A Tide in the forget the date. Yale university to study trees, how Affairs of Stephen Girdler.” It is lienneisat his best as a goodnatnred satirist an I brilliant epigrammatist. “ When Deh>s Drifted,” a story bv Beat rix Demareit Lloyd, a new writer of great promise, is one of the most not able in tlie number, though one must, remember ihe poetic beauty of Zona Gale’s “ A I ud a Great Wav Off,” the H I L D R 100 v - o R F GO N — 1V)*» Boswell Notes. cioaKs, In th e N a v y . Dat “ M.— B. White Pine” ben da stuff— It alw ays halp a faller. A y tank it ben so cheap enough. It yust cost half a dollar. w e e k K C H Underwear Shoes, G lo v e s, Caps, 'COTTAGE GROVE FLOUR- MILLS H liitiTaa-tlirers ,,f p|0ur • I, < < r.limili. Whole •ol F lo u r, Garni Meal ’■ "'i nis ;nv MngjHaip U !•' l!t minili:; I k,-, |i our Mil : ' :II, I \,„ ,i,,iiíisi oi,lsidt‘n,J Inn *n !!' . i I uni I III. ‘ i ' ,k y ,ir"v * „„ ita g ti- . ,, ' • , unlit « hi to iB'iuc !■:•-Hi. i wht „ luiyIn* n,mr* I 1, AV.,.. e\. ‘•U-N diltl Itjf. before focaii It ' nmeii further. I , ,',1 11 ml lie I .... pi|y deliver«! lo any part of tho city. - H A R T U N G and HANSEN B right’s D is e a s e a.nd Im perial Hotel OTH, 51 S ttu illtl ten yemn ago, tt I icu vac PIPER © VANDENBURG ■ B B H O B s B \ r .s x ? > i L i a s i '. ! HITEIS’ C1ÏÏ SEIT HUID C O T T A G E G I i l ) VE, OI ■ O.N Fregh B eef P ork M utton and Veal American and European Plan Special rates to families. I nch o f A in m in iu m . ’ S So now A y tank Ay take a hike, Ami on my vagon go And buy dat cough cure dal Ay like— From Morgan & Brehaut. It is both significant and encouraging Diabetes. that the enlisted force of the navy is coming more and more largcltr from the great hotly of native born Ameri W e «lesile tí» place in tlie hands o f tlu.se af can citizens. In 18!X) only about 50 per dieted with Brights Disease ami Diabetes a •'*'>- page pamphlet that is saving Imman lives. It cent of the unlisted men In the navy is not an ordinary pamphlet, glieli as is common- were natives o f the t ’ nlted States, but i jy used to advertise medicines, but is prnn i- pally made up of reports o f sclentitieally con in llltKl the proportion of natives had ! ducted tests in a large variety o f cases, show inn riseir to more than on per cent, and the i H7 per eent o f recoveries in these hitherto in diseases. chances are that the current fiscal year curable The specilies employed in these tests are will see an advance in excess of 05 per I known as the Fulton Compounds ami the re obtained prove conclusively that these cent. These figures not only afford a sults dreaded diseases so hum fatal (the deaths troni sufficient answer to the stupid assertion Brights Disease al«me are appalling, over ln»,- sometimes heard iu certain European I ( mm ) a year, starting as kidney troubles) have at last yielded to medical science. The pamphlet quarters that the enlisted force of the , is free. W rite to the John J. Fulton Co.. H»u (Tilted Slates navy is ail incongruous Washington street, San Francisco. Cal. j When to suspect Bright’s Disease: — Puffy assemblage of aliens, but they show ankles or bauds; weakness without apparent that It Is perhaps more largely made iqi I cause; kidney trouble after third month; fre- I (pient urination, (may show sediment or cloudy of natives of tho nation It represents on standing); failing vision; day drow siness- than Is to tie found In any other navy one or more of these. I 11 the world. Another suggestive fnct Is that most of our naval recruits now adays come from the inland states, and on (his point ¡1 navy officer is quoted by the Baltimore Sun as saying: “ W e are getting the best men of the navy- from Collage Grove, the farms of Indiana, Illinois, Iowa and Kansas. W e are training them our selves anil don't need to take foreign- had no moil trained for tlie «oa in our land.” —Army and Navy Journal. N Baby’s Wear a Specialty. It is said by those who know that 110 1905—OREGON—1905 less than a hundred persons have been tied to tlie Atoka whipping post and No 1 Seed wheat for sale at the whipped and that more than twenty- have been shot at the foot of It.—Kan I Cottage Grove Flour Mills. sas City Journal. M o re A in e r le m ls E L U inches in diameter in tlie middle of what Is now known as n street. It was pluced there forty-eight years ag<’ by the Choctaw Indians and for many years was list'd by them as a whipping post. I ’ nder the Indian laws any per son who was convicted of theft wai tied to this \»09*. and given fifty lashes on the bare back. For the second of c h i l d r e n s fenso he was given a hundred lashes, und for the third offense the penalty was death. In inflicting the death peuulty a bloek of wood was laid on the ground against the post. The victim was stripped to ids waist and Was made tc sit upon tills block. His hands were tied behind him, ills arms reaching around the post, with a white spot YON YONSON CATCHES COLO. painted over his heart. The sheriff, who was tlie executioner, started at Goes to Morgan A Brehaut lor M. A B tlie feet of tho prisoner and walked ten While Pine steps toward tlie sun. He thou turned and. facing the limn, A y tank A y catch a awlul cole cocked ids gun and announced to tlie In dis hare country now; gathered throng the crime for which tlie man was to die. Tlie friends of tlie A y gal a cough A y can't control - doomed man were then permit tod to It mak my trote so raw. go to lii 111 and bid him farewell. The “ A youug man of Eugene, Cbas. Weltie Evans, has published a book in pamphlet form under the title ‘ In The Bowels Of The Earth,” from scanning which the assumption may be made that the author lias come iu contact with an autograph edition of “Etidorpha,” a fanciful and extra- vagaut tale of subterranean wander- ings published in a limited but ex- ceedingly line edition a few years ago. In his story Mr. Evans has imagined a population beneath the terrestrial crust and has built about tile people of tho sub-worib a story of adventure anil thrilling exper- iences that will 110 doubt prove entertaining. Mr. Evens has been a student at the Eugeu High School and has written several short stories. to plant and wotk them, and how to brimful of delightful character drawing. extinguish forest fires. In “ The Two (h o s ts ” Richard Le Gal- C One block from S.P. Depot “ The manufacture of aluminium utensils for practical use has at last R E A S O N A B L E R A T E S , been practically perfected,” said a man who is engaged iu the trade. “ There are two kinds of aluminium,” A Waste of Tin he continued, “ and eacli is adapted to n special purpose. One is cast, and the other is pressed. Pressed aluminium is the kind that is worked into all kinds of devices, while the cast metal Is turned to practical purposes, such as making pots, frying pans, teapots and a thousand other utensils. Great prog ress has been made In a comparatively 1 few years with the metal, and the methods are not yet perfect in all the branches for which the metal is de sired. The Arkansas mines sire proba bly the best in the world. At any rate j they have been more successfully worked than any others, and success is the measure of merit in aluminium as well as other things. It is now being used in alloys, and l expect to see it developed to a point that is not now* dreamed of.” Louisville Courier-Jour nal. S M O K E D : M E A T S : A : SPECIALTY <)?j T U E S l> A Y J. H. BARTELS, Propr -tor . PIM I)AT Phorfc Main 83 WE’VE GOT W H A T YOU WANT Iff New .-ni l Second-Haml Goods at money-saving juices ami in endless variety. If you w ant anything from a hair pin to a steamboat, call on C. J . MILLER. New 1< We come to yot.r rescue, iu case of J M P I R E E y C tH ? j k n tM lR iiiK n I I f flit . Representative Brownlow of Tennes see tells that once lie was running a “ No. I never Inn, no matter bow country paper during campaign times and was printing “ lighting” language much I ’m out In the sun.” ‘’OoiHlnesx: What’s tlie use of hav every week. One day just after tho paper was out a big man armed with a in g a vacation, then?” dill» walked into the sanctum am] ,in K" 1,1 the sun fiercely inquired if the editor was in. . »•uh . Mil ? f ,,HP’ ,,f .,c tn,,- l enn get mv The frightened Brownlow had wit toilet articles from enough to answer that lie was not, but M ohoax & B hkhai t , either store that lie would go out and hunt him up. He started for the street and at tho foot of the stairs met another Irate fellow, who asked, “ W ill I find the edi tor of tiffs dirty sheet upstairs?” “ Yes,” said Brownlow; “ lie's up there at Iffs desk Just Itching Tor a tight.” The second man went up, and Brown low' disappeared. Which whipped the other Is not related, and Brownlow didn’t go back during the day to find Pass out. We have got them going Mr. (lotscher of Grants came to Dos well Gpnugs on the loth with a had case of sciatic rheumatism, being hardly' aide to walk and «ufTering from lack of sleep. On the 25th he forgot his cane ami sleeps well amid the «piirt, The statemau who proposed to A Frrnk of Memory. set apart a territory to be occupied The Italian novelist Salvatore F’a- rtna recently delivered an address be solely by negroes will please to take fore the Society For Psychic Research notice that California papers an lit Milan, n which he minutely de- nounce that watermelons grow wild scribed the ctise of an author wlio sis years ago completely lost lias memory in that State. May we not detect for language and names, while other a benevolent purpose in this fecund intense rcuhsm of Theodore Waters’s “ The BassiuK ..(tIon Out, ” ihe keen yet henulifol surroundings at Bor- wise Iffs mind was more active and ity o f nature. wide awake than ever before. At the irmlytical power of Willard French’ s j well. The Haithf,” a story »I political life In Mrs. Charles Humphreys, who expiration of that period the memory returned. In concluding his lecture anti the cleverness of . .. «, , T There are certainly a great many Washingtcn, * ._. ,, , . with her mother Mr«.•James Os- the speaker confessed that he was the R a r r y r a i u a “ T h e K e w :t t d * o f I V r s e v e r - ! capitalists who that believe the future the last me I |M..h:q,x the best »Wilder of C ottage Grove, him been author In question. 1S05— O R E G O N — 1905 prosperity of this country is nssur in theseru.4 ol lieetivo stories which tho *» Bos we] 1 Springs for the past five A Bad Fire. ed I n P h il a d e l p h i a , for instance, «listinxiuslir I Knitlish author has writ- weeks, is convalescent from an nt- May destroy your hoim-s at any somebody has built a t-cw hotel ten exclusively lor The Smart Set. tack of ilienmatism. She was un which required 1,300 jreople to run Two ew.iys, one by Agnes Repplier, able to walk when sho wont to the time; have Tom Awbrey w iite you up a policy in either the .Etna I11- u . j **#•*«> numi.nr ____ _ 11 he otHor l»v K'. .1. Knight Adkiit, add it. T lie bed roooib number 1,000 . . ... , 11 M r charm to this numlier; amt there are Spriin’s, hut on Wednesday last ahe surance Co; or the Oregon F ire Re it look forty five miles o f carpet to excellent poems by such favorite verse- took dinner with the other guests of lief Association of McMinnville, Ore. cover tlie floor; the corridors are writers ns Joaquin Miller, Ernest Mc- this popular n sort and ia steadily 1 (Ol®) two and one h alf miles long; there OiUfcy. ThetMioeia Garrison, Madeline improving. She is aide to walk i9 oe—OREGON—190s are a.700 windows in the building, i »’• MeArlhnr, Kr" nk po‘ - about uow w ithout difficulty. Souvenir Spoons . , ,, _ .. , lock.Tliomaa W.rlsli and Arthur Macv. and 1000 telephone*. Spreading ol VftrjHy ,, y * d, . llnfu,.hiBB noif of 190 S—OREGON—t m . A nice line of souvenir spoons ibe table 60,000 napkins are re- ,|1B October Smart Set, and no two of Fall »owing require» disc plow», just receiver! at H . C. Madsen's See ad columns. jewelry store. quired; 60,000 pieces of silver ware; | it. .tori*, are In any way alike. ka I Insure in an Old Line Fire Insurance Company and if you burn out, yoit know your loss will lie- paid in full. ;; ;; S O F T and FLU FFY BLANKER A r.' ihn di ll "lit III all amai louis<*keep«¡» o r ili» ir» lauiMl.-rme m ix t» t » * 5 I lio ill -III .1 t i ’ xii II. 11»- Miink' lx xl»>uw be si a t ti. I In- ~ C O TTAG E . GROVE . '-.TEAM LAUNOP W h e n -Ibis elu si » I wiirkmaasWpJ'J specialty. It rr.-i’ lvex Hie aiieslw j** Ilms, xk lllril 111 nellIevliiz xatlsraw rixulla. l’ un- water and pure y " » ? “ ti»’ «li’iihsin^ airentx usixl. AH Uuowj work in w iil «limen! I¿»«* Geo. F. C o m er! c< H ARN ESS M A K ER Will mi-iii) ymir li.rn.■„ « 1 , 11 .’ , .i"ir Hi..|.,.m ; • ;,rrl»u,. Triniinlnt'aiir| I*..pairin’' WTiqis, sail.iii I Unless,* Ciiii:»-, B rulles. U dì, siiu rs th a iiis , and .ill kinds ,.r siippllus! B E D S T E A D S RIV ER SI.. 11*0 DOORS WEST OF »RIDDE Everything in Furniture } '* " ■ From $6.00 Un e.HT i .u; *; r.KOl i; B flA R iO N General Blacksm ithi n g II«. P a r k « ' , Mr . . a VETERINARY Morse & ’s DENTIST «love y or ir hör*« ifnin* «l.tiMl r**pfi «I #*-ar n. ,i KtiriüioltFf'q s Phon« »4 XI B VEATCH HOtISC FURNISHES I OTTAUK G KOV K Cottage Grove HOTEL n*. AU work gu Metcalf 7 T I R O N ilepnlrlneof till’ K.’llaWe Ki el y.iii T o the Best Grocery in town— where the best, freshest and the cleanest stock is to lie found in the city. ;; That s why we are always busy. If you are not our customer you are missing it. ®Te s,e»” ------------------------- - s per day ........................ w ay ft -A . XC M rs . I. E. T hompson . II and b o a r d , por w>“ k- xa S(.# ti« COTTAGE CROIE IMPflBViMIlT *'ril' l! rrailSflth). CITY AND MR« PBOPERB ,r » « w >«a • f _____ It. liK o W .Y mm I.M .. « * D U RH AM . P R O P . ! Braying ib-aying and in ds 3 nf hauling. _ iviih ’ -bi- _ and all all k kinds property with wim hi lirm. slor« :e In 1 lano aud furniture moving a sp* - • O ffice irx C . J. Mlj m&iÊâiÿpK- Phone 326 Main Street, near Bridge I
