Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905, November 12, 1904, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextLANE COUNTY LEADER OREGON COTTAGE GROVE A. F l B l .l s I l K O g VERY SATURI* A Y CLIFFORD «¡AIÍE. Kill lor and FuWulier Entered at the Cottane Cirove p.nti«mce »« sec- oitd-i-iana m atter. HI B S C liim O N K A TES One Y ear -*. « Bix Months - f lu m e Months - • If nani tn advance hut if not so . Sito .75 atti AdV, '‘Vii «lúa fa it-. 'wudé kuí»n‘ '.„T aw -ltíalI* 11 — CLtTBBIRO LIST Tlie Lulu- County L e a u e r for one year, ami any of the following punii* ration for nufl year, for the price sot opposite • 91 7A New York Tribune Farmer Toledo Weekly BUd** ... . . . --- ... I 7Ì . 2 Vi Portland Weekly o re ponían . . 20» PortfiaiHl Weekly Journal 2 » Porti tud Semi-W eekly Journal Ban Pr.tiieiM O rail ........ ....... . 2 M 2 VI . 2 0» San KranekM» E x a m in er....... Sunset Maxaxine, San rran elseo «»ut Weal. i>et Auip-U*» S A T I 'l t U A V ..N O V F .M B K I t ) LADIES'QUARTETTE Meteors from Star. part of Shakespeare’* great play. lhe M Merchant of Venice. 1 he erch an t day will be consid- r e a d in g o l th e J S-tturday, e r c l a t th e n e x t m e e tin g . Nov 1 2 . At that time the corn- book” ; mittee will present <'s ’‘>ear by ihe club, it being for accepts understood that the to} i ■ f<*r this lie . 1.0 m's con-4 , tali w,*l LURCH’S Several prominent farmers have O. A. Harlow came h. tue fr. m scouted the statement ma le l»y a Concert at Opera House Monday Even the millet. Suadav. Row river farmer in last week's Mrs. Dr. K A. L»wbangh w is at ing-Good Music. Star Friday * vein:' *. Leader, as follows. “I have known of cows right The Philharmonic I.ady Q ear Mi.« Bees visited Friday with il ere in Oregon that produced 2 } tette of Chicago, under the manage- Mrs. \V T. Hankins. pounds of butter per d a y ." ment c f R. Von T u rn tr. will appear Fi-ed Thompson i< building a Some, who have been interested at the Opera House next Monday b o u s e f o r Mrs. Owen ‘ travels ". _____ in the articles on fruit growiug e v e n i n g in concert selection, for the ,I ,i e Wicks went l.ugene i on Tn. V. 'ivma H> lamp mill lias and dairying published from time benefit of the school paper about to b u s i n e s s this week |x, u ru n n in g su ccessfu lly the l,nHt bv Mr. to time in these columns have tie- be issued by member* of the High There was a dance ;,i' week and th e rep o rts from th e re Friday n ig h t, d ared that the statement is false School classes Kerr nt Wild wo "1 tlie effeet lim i th e am algam a mg p">ple aud that it is impossible to prove The staff of the new |M«|>er. which A number l ¡he S: • was Hull of th e gold on th e plates is all cry good tmi that any cow could produce 2J will lie called the High School a fte « d td a n l enjoyed In all. Supper whs (prvpil th a t lias b. en anticipated by the pounds of butter in one day. Chronicle, is as follows: at a late hour. m anagem ent. The following from the Portland Editor-in-Chief, Miss Olnh Mickey. Daily Journal of Oct. ls th is giveu Assistant Editor, Miss Katie Lin- Cotta ge Vou will remark the improve Bert Call' w a y was in in evidence: nertv. ment o f Mis- Fischer in lurch- sen rove Wedili1 s d a v Today the dairymen of the world Busiuess Manager, Miss Nina profession sin - - her i st : ppenrance have taken off their bats to an Ore- Chandler. Cootributiuos " ill Ire in Cottage Grove, T h e Howards gou milch cow lm|>erial Loretta from ineurher* of the High School in their specialties a ne worth D „ of the Ladd Crystal Spring c |*s9W,. The first issue will appeal the price t.l ad m is-u farm, in southeast Portland, has uexj week. Iveii crowned qui-eu of the Jerseys All are invite*! lo alterni thè con : 1> 1 Heath: Club. at the world’s fair. After n con cert M*>nd*iy eveniug and nssut in The Women’s CIu ,K *f Cottage test lasting 120 days, in which she tbe work thè vocìi-' ¡-copie are G rX v e is no v in its third year, ami was matched against the highest iloing. Admn-aion 5 0 - ; ch i 1*1 re n under very specimens o f inilcli cows of all •>5c. Ticket* are now mi sale al thè s ta r ts o u t th is season All d i s e a ^ i of K idneys, The mem- F. i adder U rlnan r O rgan s. fla tte rin g co n d itio n s, nations, this magnificent animal has New Era P lu g Sture \, ■ ■ I ■ b e rsh tp h a s now in e r t i ;ed to eigh- schúH - rtüi i r (¡ravel won the greatest triumph in the PROGRAM. Dropsy, Femal Troubles. Hv conrte-v * t the »o rl I’s history of dairying, and I. Q uarti*. “Sprlli* Song". Men teen tnem i crs. is a the ladies are D o n 't becom e d isco u ra g e d , - There C o m m e rc ia l C lu b cu re fo r you. I f „* • * - -¡try v.' 11 in I t iiii* i- she brings home to Oregon the dotatoli ti. | | * | i ; l H üpt'llt li lif< limo cu rb •r ju s t such of the reading given the freedom F ree. •2. Holding. “ At thè Photogn isyimrs. All •oitsiillalW highest honors ever conferred upon afternoon, f p h e rs ". V ate*. Adele l*uvis. I h a v e b .c n a sufferer from rhuematism roo m each » a t u r lav a dairying state. :l. Contralto Solo. •’Genevievc f-.r ov- r t n y.-ara and have o ;V n t a » Last y e e a a r r t l h . i e c t i l l u l b t o o k u p I t lm H i - - fined to my Issi for several day« and «offered For the eniiie 120 days, the Elizabeth Ferguson. the intensely. I*r. F.-nn-r a Kidney and Backache lory of Oregon and the interest duration of the St. Louis test, she I. Qunrlet. ,T:*il>in Ailalr” . Duck Cm ' .alYorded relief a t once. 1 n„w fe.-l as the 5. Hending. “ Aux Italians". Lvt gro.vth ami deve,opnient <»t well as 1 ev.-r have in my life. _ gave 5,752.4 pouifils of milk, a state from the *50'.* to the present APA Bl.ACKWKI.L, Kan«as City, Mo. daily average of 47.‘.l.‘l pounds, ton, Adele Itavls. D ruegl-t•. -0" • il A - forC ook II*»• k F lic* il. Snprano Solo. ‘‘Chniison r r s time is sir »stant ¡.illy itnp'es-e«! and producing 280.16 pounds of I „ 1,1 hy I lie M IDKÜ.N I'll I KM AC Y, yen-ale”, l*el Acque. I-’anny F«i rji ii - upon the memories ol the mcinlKts. butter fat, a daily average of 2.311 son. t.l.iai e ,»f Hie Aincric tn Veterinary y Dunce. Two meetings h ive iuen 1» 1 * thus pounds, which to the fanner's wife 7. Violili Solo, “il if Neu York < ity :: :: tar tor this seasan—tlie ti s', the means an average of two aud thre - Frnst. Adele Duvls. the club, s Duci ••<>( III** Nlghts" ifr*>in generai reoig.mi/i’.'. ui o quarter pounds of churned butter i.irr.NsED.i ..perii Mnrtlm). I lotow. Ferguson 3, vv|,, h Mi-, IL II. V atch war daily for the 120 «lays. State;* Mrs. 1«. I). VETERINARY SUHCEON AMO DCNTISf chosen president su F o r 92 days Loretta produced -riosin«: Excrctaen of Wheeler, secret:iry— the sxromi, de I I i ll s i . . (lltKifON oyer 2 .5 pounds of butter fat every t h e I » s t r i c t S H i o o l ” , A fiele D ìi v is. ........... K. Dam..«' I.lvcry stable. Plume Main lo. (¿iiu rtct. - Loüt X i^ h f*’. K Jeriit. voted to a rending and study of u *24 hours, her largest production being on August LI—3 .1 3 pounds— iP r o ^ rtin i stib ject to siluri»t ch a n g e .) equivalent to 3.71 pounds of bu t ter. On 16 days, she made over hree pounds of butter a day. Her best seven days’ yield was for the Margarita Fischer at Opera House week ending September 10— 20.61 Next Thursday. Friday. Saturday. pounds o f butter— exceeding the wonderful record of the great The Margarita Fischer Co. opens Brown Bessie at Chicago. their engagement, ol three nights nt Tlii-* would see*n to prove that the Opera House, Cottage Grove. Tl1i: NOiVPARülL the statement o ' >ur Raw river Thursday evening, Nov. 17th in one correspondent is not out of bounds. of tlie strongest southern plays ever F an cy Lam ps Mattings and Lace DR. rCNNF.R’S 2 M 12 , Bears Out Assertion. «*1 The Ocean Liner. fP. Mr Arthur In Smart srt.) Like sumo la-wlldervd minister of the llis-p, limping t-> freerlom tliroilgli tin* baffling ti le. .she tiliimlers forth, while nuzzling at tu rsi»- Th» bustling harbor eraft aliout iu-r creep. Anon she frs-h her iron pubes leap, And, symbol of the age's mastering pride, MokH out to where tin* ocean s t r e t c h e s w id e , Sc riling ih ■ fears that In Ils mystery slis-p. All day with headlong and nndoubt- ^ ^ ^ in g haste. An I all the night upon her path she flumes, l i b - some weird slm|ie from ohlen errantry; And when some wafted wniulerer of the waste A storm-worn pennant dips afar, proclaims With m u r o n s voir er strong supremacy. Is Cottage Grove afflicted with ____ dry rot ? A little infusion o f the ‘ trade-at- hom e" spirit would he a good leaven to the bread of Cottage Cirove business There is enough meat in the article on the first page to furnish a good quart meal for every man in business in this city. I and Backache CURE is 1DTZ. J . J . HER FATHER'S CRIME“ Q P E R , A M O U S F Nights 3 Nights ELECTION A QUIET ONE (Conclude«! from fir^t w ritten ,‘‘Her Father’s Crime.” A story beautifully told and filled with strong scenes and startliug climaxes. A play properly staged Margarita F isch er IX - X ÏC 71 W e come to your »si, 1 m ea.Yv uf JC'CII ÌL&1 ¿> C l i l l l t ? ‘ ■Vt-*v»rt^.f S--A-i ,'"rml the present law, prohííiitíoii will and her entire Co. splendid oppor- merchant does not take an interest ever obtain here, but it has shown in helping secure th it m arket ? that there is a protest on the part C H A N G E O f B IL L . E A C H N i G H T of a large portion of the popolat oli The Eii'.-em- llegiater recently against the business of selling apoke for n locai traili servire hc- liquor as it at the present lime ex PRICKS, 50c and 35c. Children, 25c. Seats on sale at New Fra tween Kugi-uc and Portland. The ists in tins city. This paper took Drug Store. iier-t for sutili a Service is felt 110 part in Ihe discussion of the sub throngliout thè lengtli of thè valley ject prior to election and it is not and ns far as Iloaeburg. It ìh now seeking to influence votes for -o douhtleas Irue tlint a daily locai or against prohibition, but it does ♦ traili curii way betneen Koseburg bolieve in tue enforcement of the ♦ ♦ and Portland would pny goo.l re laws ns they exist, just as it would ♦ ♦ uiriiN lo III*- railroad p.-uple and believe ju the absolute enforcement ♦ 4 would not onlv Ite a great ronven- of the,'prohibition statute if it be- icuoe lo thè traveiing ptiblie, but eaine applicable in this county. would temi to liring new settlcr-* Let ns bav.- saloons under proper bere in great rumbe.-a. Commer i regulation or let us have no saloons cial Inni ics sii.lupi bring Ibis mat- and no “blind pigs.” ter to thè attenti.ni of thè railroad Is a jireat convenience when made aut borii ics. into clear line stam ps for business Commendable Feature. As usual, the illustrations in the N’ io . iiilK-r number of the Sunset Magazine add much to the attrae- tiveness ot the publication. But illustrations, ol rouisc, are, with a lj their beauty, but a minor feature; it is the literary quality that is the main attraction. A magazine of the west this is what Sunset pur ports to lie- although it is widely circulate.I in the east and the con tents of the present number empha size the fact. There are stories ami poem by western writers, and descriptions ol western localities abound. Ih e November number is one to add to the prestige ot a rapidly grnwiii" magazine It is note*! that all nursery stuck sent to Cottage Grove must be in spected by an official inspector. '1 here is no inspecloi nearer than Albany and growers here must send their new trees to Albany for in spection ln-fore they can plant them. T his matter should have Ihe attention o f growers and others interested in the fruit industry of this section with a view to having appointed a local inspector who shall have the power to pass on all nursery »took coming into this see- tion. If nursery «took is not thus scut to Albany for inspection the inspector must come here to inyes- tigate. This causes expense that would not otherwise be necessary. at a Reúne- tion The Commercial Club o f this city is rertainlv V- .-rving of credit for its efforts in th • matter of display of the election returns at the club rooms. Prior to the day a cotn- mittee was | jvii 11 ted t . arrange for the returns'hy wire as well as to plan for the public display of the bulletins as fast as received. Ac cordingly a bulletin boaid was placed in p sit ion in front o f the rooms on Main street front one ol the nssem h!. room windows, and a strong electric light adjusted to throw its li ¡lit upon the board. As fast as the bulletins were receiver! and read at the rooms they were recorded on the bulletin hoard, so adjusted th it it could lie easily read on the pjaisite side o f Main street. T lx bulletins were watched with much interest, and demon strates that the Commercial Club is alive and pv igrcssive. ----------- ■“•*•— Iir. Dayton, the eye specialist will he in ins office at the Hotel Graham u til Saturday evening. I f you are in doubt regarding your eyes call at I have them examined free o f cha ¿e Our next visit in al*out6o d:- ,a wilt tie announced in this l»t«-r. Edward L. Haff, mining engi neer, is down from 'Bohem ia. Mr I he prevailing system is a drag lor | AiafT is busily engaged iloing patent the Albany nurseries and a detri- stirvey work for ntanv property inent t-» nil Other tntrseri* th.it ti\ owners in itolicmia, and will re to enter the field and encourage turn to his work the last of this week. -fruit-growing here. M a r g a r i t a K ihi - i i k r l'Ilo K m ol tonni A ctress—1flir ts ' N ig hts N ext Week n t Opera H ouse. t.inily to display their talents, this company is undoubtedly the strongest on the coast this season and are playing to packed houses everywhere. Special features, the three Howards. Frank and Sam, song, dunce and talking, comedians, Mabel Howard, the Scottish night ingale, pronounced eastern sureess. ( ’rices 50c, 35c, children 25c. Scats on sale at New F ra Drug Store. Silk Creek Items Mrs. O. I). W heeler came up from Eugene Sunday. W . N. W heeler is ill with appen dicitis. Miss Janet Davidson of Saginaw lias been spending several days with her sister, Mrs Eugene Miller Mrs. Richardson visited her pa- rents at Sag inaw last week purposes. We have the agency for Rubber Stamps, Dies, Seals, Metal Sions, Haters and Stencils. Rubber type designs lor paper bags and wrapping paper. Special designs to order. Step into the Idv.VDER Office and see sample designs for STAM PS ► Q F I R E Insure in an Old Line Fire Insurance Company and if you burn out, you know your loss will be paid in full. . P h illip s & W h e e le r RANK BUILHING COTTAGE GROVE. V B riy h t’s D ise a .se a n d Metealf & iirund Successors to Metcalf tV Morse Sdì» im i o f G o od s • ro m p t Delivery o u r t o o i i s Attention M e tc a lí ’â Brtind P f v r k o r ’s t ír » a d D iab etes. < Phone 64 W <* cieslre to piare in Ilio haliti» of ttinse af ; llielt-tl witli Itrights Disoaso ami Diabolo» a j pag** pamphlet that is savitig human live». It ! I* ‘»rtlhiary pamphlet, sm lias is coiiimmi- l\ uscii to advorliso mciltciiics. but is princi- pally lumie tip of roports of sciontilleally con- , tlm lftl tosis m a largo varM y «»f c»»« **. «howlog »7 ,H;r oont of roeovorios hi thoso liilhorto In- curable disoaso.s. The speri tic» oinplnyod hi thoso test» are ¡know n a» .th o Fulton Compounds ami ilio ro- ! sults ohrained prove conclusivoly tliat thoso » . 1 s" ,on« fatai (ilio doaths frolli linghrs Disease alone are appallmg, over nm.- «M»n ayoar, startlng as kldney trmihle») bave at last yioltled to im dloal nelenre. The pamphlet 1« fr, „ W riti- l„ ili,- .l„|,„ ,r. Fultoit C„ . l.» W asimiKt.’n «lrci- 1 . s :m Fr.un-N.-n. Cai. W I. n to S(i«m'.t llrlRtu-s l* l« e a s e :-r iiffv .ankles or lumi«; neakuem wlth.mt apparent ney troulde ____ ______ .-all*.-; ki.lney trmilile ait.-r au .-r third tliir.l nmnfh- ___ iii.iiiUi; fr.-- 'l" .'" * arili:. I Ion. (rnav «hnw «edlment or c’l.nidy nd «tändln ■ ; falún« vhlnii; day lay drnwsinn«« drowslnes« - ■ one or moro of those. Going to Housekeeping? ami and the vou Van OR ------------------------- I m p e r ia l H o te l I’nimrc «MW, ^ on can save money by buying kitchen household furnishings at Miller's Xew Second-hand Store. Everything for household, and at prices lower than can get them anywhere else. This you prove by calling on N e w F in n : ! : : n rn . Headquarters for commer cial and mining men. American and European Plan Special rates .to families. One block from S .P . Depot S O F T and F L U F F Y BLANKET A re tho delight of all good housekeepers. Ordinary laundering fails to pnwwj tills desired result. TJu* blankets sli"i»!« he sent to the COTTAGE . GROVE . STEAM LAUMD1/| Whore this class of workmanship » • speeialtv. It receives the attention ot tlioo skilled ill aehieving saU«t*ew*7 residís. Pure water and pure soap we the cleansing agents used. All laundry work Is Well done a t the •* Cottage Grove Steam Phone Main M Laundry Wmi„n Will <'»“ If E A S O N V It J, K It V T E S ----- *------------------- C .J , M I L L E R , M a in S t ., n e a r B r i d g e ^encral Blacksm ithing Hors w booing 5 » sp«* laity. "agon ami carnage re- ing. All work guarautimTi D IE D . I R ( > N B E D S T E A D S Hi osn From $6.00 Un SHOHTHIDOE Mr«. Clara F.*lell Shortri.lga, daughter qf B. F. inti M. 1*1. Adams, *be*l at her home Have your horsesteuth e\ . near Lontlon, Sunday morning, aimned and repaired. Shop M A R IO N V E A T C H ET2r*Mf Hemenwav A Nov 6. liHU, aged 25 years, 7 Burkholder*» Store ;* BI.OND & BRI NNI.R, Proprietors H O U S E F U R N IS H E R ORE'*** j montila, 21 *iays. P IIT T A U E l.K O VF. KL b a k e r Site was borr. at Halsey, Linn Co. Dreg n, March 15, 1879, was married to Lon Shortridg *, Oct. Bighe est prices paid for Wool, Hides, Pelts and Produce oj nil kinds. 30 1898. Sho leaves a liii*>hand. two ehildien, a father and mother Complete lines of Hardware. Graniteware, Crockery, Furn nitnre, Stoves bs I. E . T bo *!»“*- J M DURHAM and'Hoiisehold Supplies, five brothers and one sister to ■I . * , t . [).ra>'in8 and all kinds o f hauling. 1 mourn her loss. y ft.' • and. farn' ture moving a spec- Bates per day ..................... Phone 3 2 6 i I , no: Room and board, per we*k. VETERINARY DENTIST Everything in Furniturel o New and Second-Hand Merchandise » (irme 1 Logging Supplies, Mechanics Tools. £n0 Cottage (irove HOTEL M .