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

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There are reasons why you should
buy your Clothing of us.
If you think of swinging yourself into the
current of American progress, look first at your
Clothing. Before you purchase your Suit, let
us tell you why.
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To Soy Rmne.1.« ’* Chair L^Lt-
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It is superior to any at the price and equal
to any at any price. If that is the kind you
want you will find them at our store.
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O ne o f M m i.
B. S. Tisdale, of S n n x
Hemenway & Burkholder
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and permanent p — i » * -
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many .woes that have t.-,
1. H U SM A life and fall bnck upon property t.y this wonderfii: reife v la
^iry
rights and active wealth for iu W'iich Harri Salve
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to *ee that you cs-t the _r
own support.
Corporation* have received such Vit:.* made by E. C- IVtVit: \ i
Ohioapn. oik ) a cure is m M
BLO>D & BRKNNER, Proprietor.,
a hard name in America that the is
all
De Wirt's Witch Hii<. s
farmer may think they are all in­ kinds of {dies. Cut», bert -
s k in
imical to public happiness but he ecsema, u■Oer. ring« rr.
.vieni
should draw a distinction between diseases, etc. f» id by 'he
Pharmacy.
Highest prices paid for Wool. Hides Pelts and Produce of i burdening the huge earning power
o f a company's proper tv and bur­
all kinds.
a d v e r t sr in th e L e a d e r
It
dening the mere term» ftty o f heirg
Complete lines of Hardware. Graniteware. Crockery. Furniture. Stove* which the association possesses people will
i t — t h a t 's w h a t w e
and Household Supplies.
All miner» except single-taxers will both want.
agree to a taxation of improve­
1B0S—0 =£&CiV •ses
ments. also o f property and per­
haps o f output, providing the tax
Don't forget Fatty Hart, he's the
o f one doe* not dapheate the tax chief cook at the Bohemi» Bes
according to the amount o f protec­ upon another
Oreroa Edd> Lav.
tou rant.
tion and other benefits received by
Thoreau, the «harming essayist
Nearly every man one meets has each. In present day society the o f the New England forest, refused
a different theory about taxation, a benefits o f government do not talk to pay a fifty-cent poll tax on the
subject upon which even the politi­ o f protection for the individual life ground that no state bad a right to
cal-economists themselves take such so much as they do the protection le*y upon his life. Doubt] as be
diverse views that it is not surpris­ of property rights. The bulk of would have been incarteraied tor
W IT C H H A ZE L
ing that in a . entry o f the size our laws relate to the right* o f pro- his delinquency had not his friend
"and dive:-ity ¡t h e Untied States perty. and the proceedings of courts Emerson, having an eye to the ex ­
there should be such want o f uni­ mainly concern actions in which pediencies o f law. secretly paid the
formity in t’...- .important matter. property is involved.
tax for him. The expediencies of
Popular
government, ino-eover.
This therefore natnrally throws law may find it necessary to impose
T B I O U C IN A L .
whatever its merits may be, fre­ the burden upon property rights, a fee upon chartered association
quently adds to the confusion in but there is another point o f view just as a physician charges lor the A Well Known Core fo r Piles.
p t’ iie s demanding such highly from which the matter should be task of ushering a child into the
obstinate ao-es ebarue; ra r.i& ec-
scientific analysis as taxation. By approached as well.
The state world, but a standing levy upon
d ia u u Maser : arm ¿" : sea es
W e c o a : He", .m p rr v * rae ^ -V ’ T
the very nature ol t i ng> there ex ­ should not aim to so far tax the the right of association is a burden
If pose itmbie the pr.ee
-be beat s a > -
ists a certain antagonism between privilege o f property as to nolifv upon the means
whereby
the tbai i i ii i M i i car prorpee at mat rr.cae,
and manufacturing c»m- tbc privilege, and this is the case highest economic efficiency ever eat buy.
B u n g g as
in unities » eu i comes t<> a dis„-us- particularly where the privilege is reached by society is accomplished
sioii ol thi- fliai liter, and in the such as to rightfully call for state — Daily Mining Record.
Cores Piles Permanently
West the rane
-d the miner encouragement rather than opp. es- (
D e V lt!'! a the :r.f\r.a. î T i : zz > y r _re ir.i
Wiisfc Hxzt S a vt r .tzz Lccsfor
are frecueutly fou I at loggerheads sion— encouragement iu the ufti-
Den» ! 1 ' err t ^ r r j : : x A.*. c:ben
in the it . slative :*>dv.
mate interest o f the whole com
i : rr
At a regular meeting of < ottave are counterie: .
Tiie Eoi> m » ,if Oregon serves monwealth. The Department ot
ft. C. X>—FTTT ft CO-. CHICAGO.
- a rìr-
ir. st rat ion o f the Agncultnre o f the national govern « r o r r Ixslge Ko «* 1. O. O. Y held
M c-ults a !iieve>l :i the local parlia- mem exists for the encouragement Ort 4 1W»4 the I dlowtng nwoturfon, Far Kak* \*v tl*e- Mêlera Pharma^r.
incuts when tw-> dissimilar indus­ o f manufacturers and the inevitable were unantmrwwl.r adopted
Whereas. It has (ilea*ed the G reel
tries find tbcm^rlves at variance in Department of Mmes and Mining
regard to the •distribution o f the » ill exist for the encouragement of Ruler of 1 be ' n 'leiee to irm m r from
public’s fiscal burdens. In that the mineral industry, which is not our midst onr lare ■vantnel P Garoute
state the measure was etneted by vet as highly developed as either of and
the overwhelming vote o f the agri­ the others
Taxation for the sup­
Wbereae. ft f* )uet that a fitting
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cultural representatives, while the port ot these services is o f course Jw r^m'tlan of hi* many rlrtoeeahould
miniug interests opposed it and are necessary, but it is possible for lo­ he had Therefore he tt
still engaged in the fight. At the cal taxation to proceed in a direc­
lieaotved. 1> t OoTTaae G row Dodge
forthcoming Session of the legisla­ tion absolutely antagonistic to the Ko » L O. Q. F- that while we I k
ture the matter will again consume higher purpose of building up the fa burnt.le «ci.mlaoioB to the wtllof the
a gteat deal o f the lawmakers’ lime industrial life
Most High we do not the lea» mourr
The Eddy law provides for a tax
A tax upon a corporation merely for our P rot her who ha« t>«» taker
Sheriff"s < ftfice. Sept
"04
upon corporations, and as the on the score of it« existence is wee trota u*
agricultural industry seldom oper­ a tax upon property. It corre-
ffeaoleod.
that the
heartfelt
Those w ho paid the first
ates under this form, the tax does sponds to a poll tax. which is a •ynipavhy of Outage Grove Dodge
hah'of their
taxes in
not often reach the fanner directly, burden upon life itself, while the
I ■ <•- O -, F he ex te nded t o hie
while the prevailing custom of former
the Spring previous t< • April
‘
is a burden upon mere a-so- Mjnllr to tbrtr oflllrtlrm
ItawrJved. t h a t r b * w r a w d u t l'a i, t«e 4-th. 19f>4. will ]»lease take
carrying on m mi mg enterprises ciation. Mining forporutkws par
under o r;-orate directorship at- ticularly.
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_ to make
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«g th* 1-a.dge
organized
a prop- «ja-wd u t-* the
tracts the ''irdeu,of taxation large- ertv privilege a privilege indeed, to and a copy ta «Mit V» enefc of the note that the second half of
ly to th's industry.
turn latent wealth by arduous p»e>- n r w ^ a p n , and to The fami)f trf the Tax is payable on or be­
A universally just theory ol tax- cess into active wealth, are as our deveoaed Timtbe»
fore Octolier 3rd. 19f4, and
ation many l>e s.atcd as follows, naked in their innocence and pro-
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if not paid by that date it
Tlie stau U iiid condncte .1 tor the dnetivr and consumptive helpiew-
E .» t , G u r m
protection and benefit of its citizens ness as a new-born child
F at
I". « M aori.
becomes delirHjtwnt and the
and the state revenue heing the from burdening the corporate in-
Ce
law compels me to add 10
pure which the citizens pa» for the stniment bevond its nat;re meant
same taxes should be apportioned the state sh mid rather nourish It*
Krdaced R itt? w St Lc*ci«
per cent penalty and interest
M. B u im i .
The City Store
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Pile* ^ .e r .A .;» w :
and many rvjnoi i-~ n-r*
l a t h e u se o f l V W r U '-
S a lv e .
This is or V
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Mechanics’ Tools.
D e W I T T ’S
SALVE
NOTICE
-TAXPAYERS.
Th« S octb tro Iwerfic O a will
«vil rouod Urj nckota at greatly re­
duced rateato Si L ou *an d Obieagc.
aenoant Ow St L o ci» Expaartiot
oa the frfl"w n.g data*. Aug *L », K»;
haptoafwr t C, 7 ; Onoher S, 4. 5
trrp moat Iw roaipltded
withic let day, fr a c dal« c i aair
aad fa a ia per, wtli b«
•tart oa aay day that wi3
• hem io react dew.naucn. WiU.it
th, i n
day« Inai!
Ber n r, b a n
r>te»T da.. A > ut not lo ta thos Dor
11 tk, l » g
Far full a d on ta ti:* oa to ra t-,
aad route* call ca Ageat So I V
Co at Cottage Grove
If you want a Shoe
fort, one
that
will fit
at the rate o f 12 per cent
per annum dating from April
4tn. 1904 .to said remaining
unpaid payroenL Pay the
last half o f jntir taxes on or
before flco-ber 3rd li*fk4 and
thus avoid costs.
Respectfully yours.
Fm l Fisk.
Sheriff and Tax Collector
or Lane Countr.
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U N S E T
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your foot and
you to have the
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enable
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It fm o d i ia th« East oak yom far
laforaatina aboat Ortgaa or
i North w«*(. wad these a w p ot
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' r»«»at!y w o o d pawfhlrs «a titM
i •Otwgoa. Waehiagtoa aad Idaho,'
ahieh eoa hr had vpoa
very
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best Shoe at a Reason­
able Price
You should
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Proprietors Fashion Livery and Feed Subía ’
C ottiige G ro v e , O regon
N e w Ooods
All kinds o f country produce bought
at our Store.
and sold
SPECIAL
BARGAINS
arc being: offered in many departments o f our merchan­
dise stock and it will pay you to give us a call.
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NOTH K n>K ITBLH’ATION
United g u t — I— I OM M b
K*wrl*urs. Oregon, August H.1904.
New and Second-Hand Merchandise
for real wear and com ­
& Veatch,
N e w F ir m
M al'' "I I»renali.
rr.<f h i' *»»uri» * u u ^
and * i!! uBrr H>-*f *•
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I* I t h 'f ' «tu.iN«1 for H 'I
Tueaday, ïlun.,i.,> am!Íu*[rJ y i1»°wl I
y , kni,"•< or op U th left BtFaahlniiKtnbl«?» will receive .......ptMn.„,¿¡¡¡ |
Lewis
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_______ OUR LEADER____
The Right One For You
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leave, Boh.min .... ,,.„7— i
III.. COUlleetlau win, ,, Í'V * Í -. t. i
trains.
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,'ü> u . dnesday am i Kriilay m i ar-
n va l ol traía.
T raía le a t e , L.IU m e
Uruve al T « la . ni.
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3 0 0 0 MEM W A N T E S .
Mayfield Clothing
Logging Supplies.
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LEWIS
& V E A T C H , Proprietor»
Itiins Every O th er D ay B etw een W ild w o o d aml
( o m ifr tiiig w itli O. A S. K. It. It. Train,
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d»y dinntr.
For your General Merchandise call on the reliable firm of
CURRIN $ VEATCH
Groceries, Dry
J t o t l« ;i
plveu that lxi compUftuc#
w i t h i n pro* *
* . ’ e f t o( Unn grets of
H M ! >r>. M U tl«d "A n f t
r I t e ««If of
tl= b * r l a c 4.» :c th« S U t « t « *li orn.a.u re^ on
S > »g * A
\W ashington fern rv. «.«extend-
g.-» *.0 »1. i h l public .au6 «» « • « by ** t
Augu*4
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W e have them at all prices
A lso, w e carry the best
m akes o f tools of all kinds
f o r carpenters, cabinet
m akers amt machinists.
Com plete stock of general
hardware. See us betort
buying your farm Imple­
m ents and wagons : : •
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Grillili iS Veatch Co.
NOTICE FOR PU BLICATION .
United States Uuid Offic.*.
Ritsebur.:. O repm , Sept. 29 1901.
v • c e i» h e r e r plv***. thnt In onmplini'oe
« it ! » the proT>.
if the ft<'t <*f O nyress of
June -t,
entitl**d An a« t f* r the ««le of
tim ber Ixn-L« in tr*c
: « a liio r n ia ."r e o m
Nevg.ig » o d \\ a.« ?.i null'ii l**rrii"Kt. 1 a*^xtem l-
ed : ■ all the paLi.v land slates tfy art of August
TELS’ CITY MEAT
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
4. IWk.
EUGENE II W IIA-OX
o f IVrtUad. c*ui»tjr « f Multnomah, State of Ore*
p m , lu s this day files! in th ii o fle e in- sworn
No »-UL'fi.r the purchase *»f the K'^
St
N a .it Tow nship No. 20.soutu
•»f U ar;»* 4 west, .»ml »»ill offer p roof to show
that the lan»l s*Hight is more valuable fi»r its
tim ber or st.-eie than for agricultural purposes
and t** »^tai»ii» his claim l«* said land U*fore
J . J . A\a!t< :i. I s u«»mmis*iom*r.at his office at
Eugene. O n v n , on Thursday, the iMh day of
I h w n b f r . I-.«»*. He nam*-s a's witnesses: John
H. Bartol-v.IxMu* Mi O 'j , l*»th of Cottage Grove,
Frank A. Trip. CJarfc 1*. lH*vereau»c, U>tli o f
Er:;ene. all
L in e c o u n ty .« *regou.
Any and all persons claim ing adversely the
ats>Te de«cr!hed Umls are re*|iisteii to file their
» in this office mi «»r N*fi*re said 1 Mil day o f
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal
0 2 ST
SM OKED : M E A T S : A : SPECIALTY
('IIO IC K t llH SU KISII ON T l ’ KSD VV A N D FRIDAY
J. H. B A R T E L S . P rop i'ietor
Phone Main 83
I>rcv*niher, 1>V4|
J. T. B r id g e s . Register.
NOTICE FOR m i l . l
AT ION,
United States Land dffi
. R on , burg, Ore.
Oct. i i . law.
Notice is hew*
gicen thaï in < <>mpliance
with the provtsi ti* of f the »ot
»<■ of Congre«» ò!
J^ne >. 1 st », tntitle«! An art J ot the »ale of
timber land* in the -tate* of «lilifnmta. Oregon
Nevada and Washington Territory." asextend-
ed to all the public land «tate» by act of August
USE C O T T A G E G R O V E
M A D E F R O M C O T T A G E G R O V E FLOU R
Parker m akes It and it Is n u d e from flour n u d e b y Cottage G rove men. It Is
kneaded byC ott m e G rove itten, sold by C ottage G rov e men, a n d should
he eaten by all Uottape G ro v e people. ‘ T h ere b n o need t o «•» outside of
Got tan« G rove t o net your bread, am i by p a trou izia # hom e Industry you
help others to n u k e a living here as w ell as you rself.
Insist upon
having Cottage G rove Flour and C ottage G ro * e Bread.
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4. 1*92.
NICK ANDERSON.
; E i 2 *-oe. r.'unty .*f Lane. Mate of Oregon,
has this day filed in this office In* sworn state-
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«. >E , NE : . NW
SE ..o f >. *ioi! No. > ,
Towtrshsp 22 '»•»«th. <•( Kan;e 3 west. W. M . and
win offer pr -•( to show that the land sought is
i» < e valuable f«.r it* timber nr stone ihau for
ífrrx ¿ixural purparsrts an»l to establish lus claim
to sa el land lw*f.»re J. J. Walton, u. s. Oom*
■*s.se»artr. a! Lis offh-e. at Eugene. Oregon, on
FYwUy u»e 2 >d day ,4 I »e ceni N r. 19C4.
He Darner a» writnesses:
Pefter f*|»bus. Blue River. Johannes J. BrantL
F-lacklmtie-. Mart.n Haagenson. Eugene; John
J. ttadr. Eocene, all of l^ne County. Oregon.
Any and all p«-r~»a> claim in ; adversely the
aftnrefteecrlbed lands arc re»jue-ted t-> file their
u : 7 tr< iu u»is - «flirte on or before said 23 rd day of
PLUMBING
A SPECIALTY
C A P I T A L
$ 2 5 . 0 0 0
A general banking
business rransact-
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M I N E R S’
SU PPL IE S
C » C 4 » ZED
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9
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C O I TACE CROVE
O R E G O N
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NONE BETTER
METCALF S MORSE SELL II
HARDWARE
J. T. Bnirx;i>. Begitieir.
Firsl
National
Bank
MAKES IT
Parker
IhnafiH.
Herbert Eakln
President
T. C. W heeler
C a s h i e r
BREAD
*•*-—*— ** * ! ' * ! '
Stoves, arms
" " Tinware
too
PIPER a VANDENBURG
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ELECTRIC LIQHTi
No home is complete without
them.
Safe, Convenient and
Economical.
We will wire your house at
small cost
Chandeliers,Stand Lamps and
all kinds of Electrical Fixtures
for sale at our headquarters on
Main Street.
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Shoes
TOOL OUTFITS FOR
THE M E C H A N I C
"T
f i ’f S M
JOHN H. BAKTKM.
o< Cottage lir o r e . couutv i*i ¡.¡»ne. state o f Oregon,
ftav rhts dav filcxl m this otBee his swv. a state­
ment No 0 4 3 f«*r the pure has»- of tlieK1. K1..
erfv-vt'*n No > . Townsiiip 3» S. of 1J 4 t'**st and
will -‘ i e r pr'«*f to show that the lanJ sought is
valuable for its tiint«er or stone than f«»r
agricultural purp*>ses. and to establish liis eluhn
tv* »aid land before J .1 W alton.V S Uonunisskm-
er at his office at Eugene;Oregon, Saturday the
Vlh ilav o f November 1 >*4. lie names as witnesses:
F r a a e » * !. Ernest, l^.uis U MeUoy. William
Tarker. Fred J. Hikrt^K all of Cottage lirov e, i
Lane County. l>rep»n.
Anv and all person* claim ing adversely the
aN-ve describetl lands ar«- r«-questc»l to file their
cLiiin* in this office on or before said 5th day of
A'uru*t 1304
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