Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905, December 24, 1904, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextLANE COUNTY LEADER COUACE GROVE . • OREGON PUÜMSIIKI» KVKKY SATURDAY BY TUB L K A h K It P U B L IS H IN G C O M PA N Y Kulereil at the Cot laue G row posto nice as sec- oiid-ciubs matter. 8UB8CU1PTION R a TK.S One Year - - dix Montini - Threw Months - - * #1*30 .73 scheme, we are at a lose to under stand. Those Bohem ia m iners are eousultiii“ their own interests io m aking request to he tukeu iuto this country and the mutter is en titled to proper eonbiderutioii by the legislature. What ever facili tates the business of the people en gaged iu various enterprises aids that much in a more rapid progress WHEN DADDY LIGHTS THE TREE C H U R C H S E R V IC E S THK WeaK Hearts shores of ui>s aud cation f«>r o n e opposite • y e a r , fo r t h e p r ic e r a il r o a d CST j because D ouglas county o b je cts .” The tiny tu|N-r* glow like stars: They ’mind us of the Ham« T hat rifted oner the steel-blue sky The morn the ( lirist-e. ild runic: The blessed angels sang t" earth A bove th a t far countree— Out West, i,os Antfeles • 2.00 Isaac C o llen t is oil tl e sick list. We think they sing ab oveo u r hearth Wheu Daddy lights the tree. Miss Josie C astle has gone to SATT K D A Y ...... D IXK M lîKIt 1 * 4 , 1 UUI A sh lan d. T ae wrest kid In mother's arms down from L a u g h s out and clasps lier hands L ee Tom bleson The rest of us on tlptoe watt; C H K 18 T M A 8 . Bohem ia. — Mugune ltegister. SAGINAW NOTES Thegrowu-up lirother stanile A gain the (Jinistmas time and M rs. Clara T a u liu went to the Where he can retteli tlie topmost sp irit urn upon the nations of the G rove M onday. brandi, w orld. T ru ly it is thu limo of g iv O l i r Santa Claus to be. Mrs. Salsm an and son A nsil In tliut sweet liour ol hrcatlileas joy in g, of bappiuuss, mirth ami home went to K oseburg Monday. Wlieti Daddy lights thè tree. Ben jolin-rOti came np from Port- Our grand p i says ’twas just a s line land on a visit to his parents. In davs wlieu he w ns voiiiig; T h e re w ill lie a . dance at Bert F o revery C h ristin a s a g e s through B rya n ’s F rid ay night, Dec. 7 \ T l,,‘ liellsliiive rung. And Dadd v s head is grow ing gray Mrs. W eaver and daugh ter Miss Aml y et „ |,oy is |lc., E v a have gon e to C alifornia to re As merry as tin rest of iis side. When Daddy lights the tree. C h as. Colcord and daugh ter Miss ’T is love that makes the world go round, Ethel w ent to Springfield Monday to visit a few days w ith friends Tis love that lightens toil. ’Tis love that In.vs up treasures which O. H. Tuplm came down from 15 o- N or m oth n or rust can sp o il; hi.uia Wednesday to spend Xmas And love is in ou r humble h om e. In large-Hr fail and free, with Ins family. W e nil nre very c l o s e to heaven Chus. Culver met w ith an a cci When Daddy lights the ires.. dent on tile dock Monday that w ill —Margaret E .Saugst er probably lay him up for some time. B egu in i- S u n d a y s e rv ic e s, S u n d a y D eee m lie r Sat ll. It. I '. liu o .......... « -Í 5 t " " " , . w h eth er y o u h n jr ,,,^ JV- D . J . S ch o ll welcome. of thu country. ad com ing, w herever I lie teachings ol the Italie of iiutbhdiem have spread. The abounding fueling . f the Chrislim.H season is the practical a p p lica iion of the teachings of ihe Lord.' It is the time wlieu thu iove of tue hum an heart is at its best— when the paruuts thiuk most for thu happiness of their children, when lovers love most, aud when the children kuow full well Ilio joys o| a lo vin g home aud a time ol cheer. It is Ihe time when the love of home amt all its dear associatious are brou ght out in the strongest ligh t, when memories of lives best days crow d around. T he Chi islinas sp ilit caunot be overdone— the more it i* iu evideuee (lie happier is Immunity. It is not a misconception to believe that Ihe spirit of “ good will to men” is be com ing more widespread, ior iu eve ry duy life the evidence of its gro w th is u m ili fest. Il is a suc T! ; beat T mid T elieniiest. uu>r-"*> iJ)ok tù ¡« ^ --ttA S jr u s is a a New York Tribune Farmer .81 ">•} Toledo Weekly Blade..................... I*;*» Portland Weekly Oregonian i m Pori laud Weekly Journal ....... - 00 Portland Semi-Weekly Journal.. 2.20 8an FrstneiHco C a ll........................... .Sail Kranelseo Examiner................... ‘¿ .M Sunset Magazine, San FraucUeo 2.»» himhivao— reliable ami S a r r J t t t & R ¡s For weeks and weeks the little ones if paid in adVRôce but l! not st» paid u Have lotted on this hour; Services at the Cumberland I’nuby • Lane county is not disposed to iiiltorin rale of 42.00 |**r year w ill »*«• eliarued d . terluu Chiirchevsrvafieriio>n of lliis- Advertisluii rates~tnatlu kaowu ou appUcatkw „¡t back on its diguity and say to And mot In r, she has |ituiiiicd for It I t a A t t S U Curs ler about lour Since sum m er's sun aud shower. week except Knturila.v, at 2:3" ami ' th e B o lie iu it i Hi m i it» o f D in it ilu s , With here a nickel, there .1 dime. W hat Y o u Eat every evening at 7:30. Saturday CLUBBING l is t “ w© w ill n o t a J i u i t y o u t o L um *, Put by w here none could see, evening at 7:3o, Hie .Iunior C. T., s and r e e v e s H « " i n s e t , ol sit n.rvou. Tlio Luuu County L laokb for one how ever you may tlebirc it for cou A loving hoard against the ulglit and (lie Sunday school will haven strain and the heart of all pressure. yeur, mill any of the following publi When Daddy lights the tree. program suitable for the season. vt nieuce in y o u r miuiug business • •lust Whitt yon want |n At the Method 1st Episcopal I lunch next Sabbath morning, tin. Itev. downs, Frank !.. Moore, pastor, the suhjeet Of cares like oilier folk; willls. "The Difference t hrlst lias the pocket book Is sometimes full, ^ , r e M i T ^ i n U h c 'f s c . thst .U cs.es of We’re sometimes nigh dead broke; Mude,” and in the evening at 7 :3b “ I )nr Christin is Jesus in the H orld s But once uyear, atj'hrlatnius time. Art.” Being Christinas day, both Our hearth is bright to see; The b ab y's htiiul just touches heaven illum ing und evening discourse« will he adapted. Special music. All are When Daddy lights the tree. We liave our g o o d k in d ^^W ATCH ES M. New Jewelry s t„ Ni „ to the Bank Building. B lond . L Bar.:8**11. Rrspsrsd by E. 0 . D . W I T T * 0 0 . . O H IO A O O . For Sale by Hie Modern Pliariinuy k . Pastor. P o r tla n d Death of Mrs. Sarah J. Pitcher. M ark et Mrs. So rail J. Pitcher, an old and Wheal, valley. Barley, respeeted resilient, died Tuesday morn O a t s ................ ing, Deeemlier 211, 1004, in Cottage Flour............ Drove, at the home of her son, D re e u Bran............. Mi.ltllm^F... B. Pitcher, of pneumonia, at the age 65 years. The funeral was held Wedncseiay at 2 p. 111 ., from the Methodist Church 'and was conducted by Rev. F . E. Dilliiigtuu, pastor of the Christian Church. The interment was iu the Dild Fellows Cemetery. Mrs. Pilcher was a member of the Kebekah ami Eastern Mu I lodges. The ceremonies at thechurch were under the auspices of Ihe former order, while the latter performed the rites of the Star at the grave. Shorts......... C h u p e ............. (¿ n o ta tio n !* . ......$ 87 .. 28.50 (is 21 60 28.00 ....... 4.05-4.85 .. .. 10.00 per toil ..... 25.00 “ ” ........ 21.00 ” “ ........ 16.00 “ “ .......... Timothy............. .......... Clover................ ....... Grain.................. .......... Cheat................. ........ ( »liions, per H>,- ....... Honey, per case 11 rey ou Potatoti*, new fa m*y................... m i r tic. KisisM Kggi*. ranch........... *k Küstern.......... Kxtia iTfHin« ry. 14 (a 10 11 (it 12 BLOND & BRI NNLk, Proprietors New and Second-Hand Merchandise Highest prices paid tor W ool, Hides, Pelts and Produce ol a ll k in d s . Com plete lines o f H ard w are, G ra n ite w a re , C ro ck e ry , Furniture sto..^ and H o useh o ld S up p lies. Logging Supplies. 11 (it 12 12 (« 13 2.00 ( h 2.23 3.00 (» 3.25 Mechanics’ Tools. 75 (ii 85 . K ir . 32(1/32'.. ( 1 / 25 .10 Mrs. Pitcher was bom in Indiana on Fancy rrruimvy. .. 25-27'4 13(1/13X September 5, 183!). Her maiden name Dairy................... was Siniiii'ins. With her father's family -lie moved to Kansas while young, and !lk(il II)'.. C ''irk i*n « afterwaid was unite.l in marriage to 10-10'.. > P «H .g s................. Win. Pitcher. With her husband 1213—1H ; U ro .l e t s ........ . ... 3.00 fem e across the plains to Oregon in Wild tfeese........ . 2 . 75 - 3.00 1 S 74 and settled ill Yamhill county, D u c k s ..................... 1 . 00 - 1.25 where they resided for eight years. Af P ig e o n s ................. 27 - 30 Hops.................. ter a change lo Jackson county for one W ool.................. 10- 20 15 . 15 *.. year they came to Cottage Drove where Hide* ilrv No I. they have since resided. Mr. Pitcher <Ileal in 1880. Seven children were burn lo Mr. and j J E. YOUNG Mrs. Pitcher, four of whom me living, ¿ namely: Green B. and Alpha, of C ot-j 1 ; .U ’TOKN KY , age Drove, John, now ill I d a h o and ; C Olllce: Young Building, Main Street, Carey, now in Eastern Oregon. J West Side. Dr. A. W. Patterson Dies We liotici a piece iu the L eader about the sawmill men at Saginaw E l ’GKNE, O r., Dec. 21. — Dr A . go iug ou a strike on account of u A’ . Patterson, a prom inent early- decrease of working hours. That day physician and educator, died at ■. #)V, ; V. *• is a mistake, it was a gan g of A us i his home in this city yesterday M O TU EK 8B E CABEFUL trians working for the S- P. 11 . li. afternoon at the age o f 90. Dr. uf thè li -iilth of vonr ehildreu. Look that went on a strike. The saw Patterson was bom near Ereeport, oot fnr Couglis, Culds. Croup and t X ' O T A K I K S f t II I . I C . H U A I . K S T A T K Í IN S U R A N C E A N D M IN IN O C mill men have hud an increase iu l ’a ., in 1814. He w as educated at Wliuoplng Coligli. Stop tilt-ili iu tiuic . . x > IT ? L E A § E TH E C b U F ^ r- cessi ul business principle, a suc hours instead of a decrease, they —One Minute (dogli Cure is thè tiesi I’ llll.I .I I ’S A: WMKKI.KK * tlie W estern U n iversity, Pittsburg, reniedy. Hnrinless ami pleiisaut. cessful moral principle and oue are working 12 hours a day. J Bunk Building Phone Main UH 5 and graduated from the P en n syl .Sold b.v thè Modero Plmrmuey. which makes its contact kuowu by a An analysis w ill show that the Hour made by the vania C o llege o f M edicine in F F > C O T T A G E G K O Y E F L O U R M I L L S is fur better than better and happier world. Corvallis vs. Cottage Grove. 1841. C om in g to Oregon in 1852, j any other liour made iu the V a lle y . Therefore, may it Then let the joys ol Christinas <• 4 'rK 4 \ :.4 \ , .4 ^ .4 » . 4 'A J + 'A .W k t Elm er Spahr visited at W ildw ood he located on a donation land claim please the co u rt, I ask, Hint the ju ry may he compelled to L u st F riday night the Corvallis •T tide llow at their height, bo the last I I U. M ADSEN eat a barrel of this Hour, before d ecid in g upon this case, Friday. near E u gen e H e began tlie p rac basket bull team w as in the e lty and to eust a stone in the way of any in which case they w ill un question ably have some bruin ^ W A T C H J I .IK K K John W ick s w ent to tlie G rove tice of his profession soon after ployed against tlie H. T . B. team. ch ild 's simple happiness and eii- m aterial in their stom achs, even if they have none in their T h e gam e was played in the Opera Watches, Clocks and Jewelry w ard, also took su rv e yin g contracts deiivoi- to make it a lime of good Saturday. Lowest Priees. a heads. house and was witnessed by a lari i rfj Mrs M iles Pitcher w ent to the in O regon and W ashin gton . A s gu th eiln g of people. fe e lin g T h é n iiid om o f g i f t g iv i n g surveyor, he la id out the original A lthough our home team played ycd 1 11 1 is beautiful, but there is another G rove S atm d ay. way or m uinog D iim m rns a m mm T h e istar Diterary Society is pro ; i v m n i t m <Kv u - e r r j —m —11154. m r “ g(T(id giuiio I t W a s over m u te h c i if a m was el rted to tlieT errito ria l L e g is the score stood, 13 to 7 in favui of i- ’ ^ W. KIMK. M. I». is more lieautiful. Prove l>y some gressing very nicely. I’ llY H lriA X a,,,, M IÍOKON ? lature in 1854 , served in the Rogue O'rvullis. •ILL Al M A T C O . kind word or net that your heart is Miss L u lu E arl spent Sun day COIIV AI.I.IH TEAM , Olllce in McKarlaud Hullilinu R iver Indian W ar in 1855-56 as tilled with a fellow feeling of wurm, w ith M iss F an n v W ick s. » ......over W ynne’s Hardware store sail rf* j one, .KH> Bight forward, Merito Harrington; !É Olllee 1 hone, 341 Kesldeinie l’ linne, First L ieutenant, and as su rgeo n in li limali h \ in pat by, for this is the Horseshoeing ¡1 specialty. leapt. 1 toft forward, Louellit Van .. . i. i . . Mr. C . A . Harlow cam e dow n tlie m edical departm ent. Wagon and carriage rc- m andate of the K in g ,— a little babe 1 fr()m t) Cleve: center, 1 uiv Stewart; right I 11 K. All work guaranteed mines Saturday. Dr. Patterson w as chief clerk iu flave your horsesteH1 1 ex in sw adliug elutlies, boru in tin guard, Francis Didlclty; left guard, amined and repaired. Shop Miss M yrtle W ick s visited a tew tlie S u rve y o r-G en e ra l's office, then Agues Nweck: sub, Alma Edwards. K. 11 . K. JOB i at rear of Hemenway « m anger nineteen liu lid red und four Burkholder's Store :: d a y s at C o ttage G ro ve this w eek. located in liu g en e, from 185810 COTTAIIK into) K. yen is ago. l 'l l \ s i c I X u n d i d 'K U K I » A rth u r V anschoiack and C lid e 1865 when lie resumed the practice All calls promptly attended, onice; 13: Bight forward. LUxle Veutch left, B A K E E Main St. Phone ID. K err went to the G ro ve Saturday. o f m edicine. H e w as elected Slate forward, Nellie .Martin; center, Agues M iM N G M N DES I It E IT. ► V.« n v .» v .« Mrs. O w ens and da u gh ter O liv e Senator on the Dem ocratic ticket Wooley: right guard, Fannie John Com m enting on tlm R e g ister's son; left guard, Katie K n ow lton; in 1870, and w as la rgely in stru reference to tlie movement in augu visited at Mrs. H a w le y 's Sun day m ental in secu rin g the State U n i siili, Lindley Welch. O F A L L K IN D S . I ^ B N T IS T Ü rated with tlie territory anil advo E dw ard O w en s cam e up from the versity for E u g en e. In 1874 he Dll. H . II. rilT K IE Tile liest selected viirielies cated at C ottage G rove through the G rove T u e sd ay return in g W ednes J . M. D U R H A M . PROP. A I . L : WOKE : W A K K A N T B D com piled a series o f school books, —flesh each Fridiiv and Flag Contest. Commercial C lu b of that place for d ay. D ra y itig and all kinds o f hauling. Saturila v. Olllce: First Nallenal Bank Kuililiiig several o f them b ein g used in the ? A very expensive silk ling will go * upstairs. * annexation of that portion of B o * Mr. lilu ie r B rooks passed through 1 F ian o and furniture moving a spec- « public schools all over tlie Coast to the Society securing the highest .'. .-. .'. Phone 326 Always on lutnd I m lty. hemia district lu n g in D ouglas Star T u e sd a y on his w a y to B ohe for a num ber of years. In 1882 he number of votes: also f loo iu prizes i anil (1res s e t i t o County, to Eanc. the Koseburg mia. will lie given to those who collie the order. w as elected Scho'ol Superintendent Pliiindealcr says: closest to gucH-Jiig the number of M r. A nderson , o f M elrose, O re c f L an e co u n ty, and served in that D K *■ «•MACï votes received by the winner of tlie “ When tb*‘ wagon road up ihe gon, w as at Star on business W ed capacity three terms. ting. The following linns have the V Awlirey UulWlug, Main street J C o l lu g e G rove, : : : : O rff» N orth 1 'inpqiiu river, which at nesday. tickets or eoiipons which will tie 1 DENTIST _ H ead qu arters for commer preseut teriniuutes at a point a few 2 given out with each purchnat: Welch Between ........ . and Tlilrd. Pilone Malli ai Miss M aggie Brund cam e down cia l and m ining men. miles southw est of Bohem ia mines, » V. ik Woods, The Wave, L. Lurch, Met 1 V: ftV. ► from Bohem ia T u e sd a y and w ent to Cures Coliiei Prevente Pneumonia is completed which it will be ut uo calf A: Brund, Deo, Comer, .Modern i d : r . j . j . American and European Plan tlie G rove. I’ lmrmucy, Misses Newlntid, Griflin distant (Jute, K oseburg will be u I i ) It. 0. T. HOCKKTT J The "Hobo" Problem. A : Veil tell, II. C.Mailsou, James Ostran M r. aud Mrs. S co tt passed S p e cia l rates to families. (■.¡CENSED; more couveuient and nearer couuty- PHYSICI/IN AN) SURGEON y T h e hobo has been made the der, The Nugget anil Henry Lincoln. <i O n e b lo ck from S. P. Depot throu gh Star W edn esday on their seat point for tin- Bohemia miners < Onices In Dr. Dee. W 11 II IsUlding, Main C VETERINARY SURGEON AND DENTIST subject o f m uch thought and study- After t he voting begins the votes will y Hlreel, (ottai!.- (¡rove, offlee phone a than is Eugen e at the preseut time. w ay to the G ro v e. It K A B O N A I» L E It A T E S lx- published in the Nugget and bulle £ Main 303 . Kesidence phone Main 90 J EU G EN E, OREGON in recent years. A com parison of A number o f children in this vi- tined on front window. “Sim ply from the fact that Dotig- Graduate of the American Veterinary Oltice: B. Bands’ Livery Stable. Phone Main 12 auth o rities by tlie U n iversity of<( Collega of New York City :: :: :: lae com ity laid down her hands aud i cin ity h ave the w h o o pin g cough, M iasouri show s that tlie people o f quietly Hiibniitled to Isane county Com e up a id help them bark, the U nited States pass out a n n u -1 g o b b lin g up a six mile atrip o f the Nora V a u g h n returned home a lly throu gh their back d o o r s ! D ouglas const territory tw o years from tlie G ro ve F rid a y w here she nearly $10,000,000 worth o f old [ ago, our northern neighbor lias de- had been \ ¡siting w ith her sister clothes aud cold victu als to tlie 4 6 ,- 1 velopcd greater ambitious mid Miss R sse closed a v e ry success 000 tram ps o f the coun try. V et higher iigpiintions in the land g ra b ful term ol school last F rid ay. Sh e fifty-nine per cent o f these W e a ry I bin g business, und lias become went to lu r hom e in E ugen e M on W illies have a trade or profession j greedy for all ol tlie tax income and day. and could m ake a decent liv in g if j other remuneration from thu valu Miss Mt ile K irk , o f Doreua, and th is irrestible antip athy for work able im iural resources which are away or take s o m e tT in ^ th T * ^ or Consumption. Do not take chances on a cold wearing Miss L ulu H arlo w , o f Star, at- had not seized them. S u rp risin g _______ . 7 a 1 *Ures it* lea™ g the seeds of serious throat and lung trouble. being developed on lu r borders. It tended the-lan ce at Mr. K e rr's Fri- as it m ay seem, ninety per cen t o f j successful in annexing Bohemia day n igh t. the A m erican hobos are m arried m ining d istrict, we presume Lane s T h ere v as a surprise party at ®cn. “ Driven from home by their next move will be to annex Hint portion of tilt Blue River mines Mr. John W ielts F rid ay n igh t as it w ives,” is the com m ent o f one of located in L io n county and the tine was V ern on 's nineteenth birthd ay, the M issouri species. W e A m eri- tim ber belt ou tlie soutli slope of A good tim e w as enjoyed b y a sm all cans u su ally pat ourselves 011 the crowd. back w hen ta lk in g o f this part o f the Calnpooia and tbo North Im p There »as a dance given at Mr. population aud speak w isely xua m ountains in D ouglas county. Stops the Cough and heals the lungs and prevents K err's at W ildw ood F rid a y n ight. al>out ,lle restriction of toreign ira I t is time a halt was called for all time in L an j co u n ty's laud grub, It was in honor of Mr. and M rs. m igration, but statistics show that G reen 1 ’itcher, as they were at over fifty per cent o f o ur tram p pop- bifig •chem es. " O u r esteem ed contem porary takes home on a visit, a splendid time uL*>*ou is o f A m erican parentage, C. U n i f ^ H n v i M k S i ? r a ten ed Cured H em o rrh a g es o l th e Lungs ■ • * 1----------- a w ro n g view eutirely of this ques- w as enjoyed by all. ^ “ tleiAw iihahsekingiouVh^orsy’e sr**^ . inA’ M A^e- Ind., writes: “ Seversl yesrs For Ren'. H oe In l o t h v a s e s It 1 ' b ' i s t o t h e ~ ^ I thought I had consumption. I trfed i »rear m aei * nce ,my lungs were so hsdly affected that I 1»^ remedies snd I was under the care of physician^ for ITh *lemor,:h*8es- I took treatment with several After January 1st my fine large request for aun* xa'ion ut D ouglas uXei e v n'.on,hs' * used one bottle of i n i f v s w'*hout any benefit. I then started to take store ro o m , n v en tlv (H-eupicil hy Mr. county territo ry to L in e b a scó m e Makss Kldnsys anC Biaddsr Right HONEY AND TAR. cured me and I have nu, ™ LEY HONEY AND TAR. and my lungs sre Nliirk will Is- tm rent a t a reasonable been troubled since.” ’ 1 have no* now ■ * sound as a bullet. I recommend it in ad- from tli*' people t liem selves who * • ---------- - - vanced stages of lung trouble.” price. A g o o d lo c a tio n fur Inis I n es« • hr## SIzFt— 25 c, 50 c. SI.00 The « ..i t reside w ithin the territo ry seeking A R are C h an ce Dr H. C. Seiu.KKP. Hz* and th# |t .00 bottle almost ilx m I S T S ^1° and on*■ha,, •* Fiuch at tbo small admission to Lane. J u st how tlie Scholarship in Eugene Business wv douio almost six times as much. REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. ♦ ♦ ■ l ’ lain dealer can, consistently call College for sale. Special price. A p- O ld papers tor sale at the ‘Leader this a L au e county land g r a b b in g ply at Leader office, or write. office 15 cents per hundred. i j Star Items. 1 Î ? Thfi abovfi mentioned Flour is sold by all Grocers in Tom F General Blacksmithing I) lily ni Fresi) Meals I í: FISH- .w POULTRY- i Cottage Grove Transfer Im perial Hotel MARKET OH MA1K STREET F O L E T S H O N E î^ T A R COLDS THAT HAHG ON F oleys H oney *’T ar S Pneumonia and Consumption FO LE Y S K ID N E Y C O R E SOLO AND RICONMENDED BY eenson a Pharmacy, Cottage Crove, Oregon J.