Lane County leader., February 18, 1905, Image 2

LANE
COUNTY
CQHACE GRÒVE
LEADER
•
OREGON
PU BLISH ED KV KM Y KAT U KD A Y
BT THS
DE A DK K IM KI.IH1I1N4Ì C O M PA N Y
Entered at tlie Cuttam Drove pon to Ille« ;is
ouü'-cum« m atter.
s u b h c k iit io n
hates
One Year
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•KM
Six Months
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.75
Three« Mouths
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.50
It paid in advauee but if not ho paid
lulform rate of SJ.IH) per year w ill be charged.
AdvertiHiuu rates made k u o w ii on applieation
tXb'BlSlNG I.IMT
The Lane County L eader for one
year, and any of tlie follow ing publl-
cation for one year, for the price get
o p p osite:
N ew ynrk Tribune Farmer
.$1 if*
Toledo Weekly lila d e...... ............. 1-7.1
Portland Weekly OreKonlan
z..w
1'ortlaad Weekly Journal................. 2.00
Portland Seim-Weekly Journal
22.1
Han Fraueloeo Call
....................... 2.«i
Han Kraueiseo Examiner................... 2.10
Hunaet Magazine, Han Franeloeo ... 2.00
Out West, l.os A ngeles
. 2.10
SATURDAYFKIIRI'ARY
ih ,
1906
In th e death
H ead C ousu! F
A . F alk en b u rg , not only h av e th e
W oodm en of the W orld lost a tried ,
tru e and valuable leader an d c o u n ­
sellor, but all fraternal o rg an izatio n s
as well. W hile his special life work
w as for the u p b u ild in g o f th e W
O. W. he w as a friend and stro n g
su p p o rter of the fratern al system . It
is said there is alw ays a m an to
tak e the place of a n o th e r, but
there are f e w at least w ho w ith o u t
th e years of experience, w hich Mr
F alk en b u rg had, can a t o n c e fill
the vacancy occasioned by his
death .
The E ugene G uurd of T hursday
takes I. H . Bingham , representative
from Lane county to task for the
reading of 11 telegram to the legisla­
tu re which lie had received from
S enator M itchell in w hich the sena­
to r protests th at he is innocent of
any fraud or crime.
A t the tim e Mr. B ingham received
th e telegram anil no d o u b t at the
present, he with others hoped tin t
S enator M itchell could clear him self
of the charges made, n o t only for
his own, hut for the sake of the
S tate of Oregon.
The people of C ottag e Orovc
have thought Mr. B iugbam has been
as prom inent in the leg islatu re as
any representative sent from this
d is tric t for a long lim e a t least.
He introduced a Lii 1 to have th a t
portion of the Bohemia m ining dis­
tric t now in D ouglas attach ed to
Lune county, tint owing to the fact
th a t Liun was asking th a t a portion
of lilu e riv. r d istrict lie taken from
L ane County, which, would be
highly detrim ental to E ugeue at
least, M r.Binghum could not have
pro p er support, nor could he work
for his bill with the same zeal th a t
ho otherw ise would.
H is hill No ‘.I'.t in relation to the
corporation *ax whereby the non-
payiug raining com panies escape a
heavy litonse fee each year and
w hich will became a law ; while it is
not all th a t the m iners asked, it is
more than was really believed the
leg islatu re would g ran t, and will
prove of great benefit to the s tru g ­
gling milling com panies who are
try in g to develop th eir prospects in
B lue river, Bohemia and o th er
portions of the state.
W e may yet have reason to tind
fau lt with Mr. Bingham , h u t it must
be som ething more serious than his
rending of a telegram from S enator
M itchell.
T h e follow ing bill Introduced in
the H ouse by H on. 1. H . B ingham
of L ane county, has bassed both
H ouses and will becom e a law.
HOUSE
b il i .
No
199 .
In trod uc'd by Mr. Itliiglm m , and
rend first time .foiiunry l ‘J, 11105.
A B IL L
F o r an act to e x e m p t certain m in ­
in g coqtoralions w ithin th e state
o f O regon from p ay in g th e a n ­
n u al licen se fee now re q u ired by
law ; to provide for fu rn ish in g to
th e secretary of state a co rrect
statem en t ol su ch corp o ratio n s,
to g eth er w ith th e am o u n t or
v alu e o f the o u tp u t or pro d u ct
from th e m ines o f such c o rp o ra­
tions and to repeal all acts or
p a rts of acts so far as th ey may
lie in conflict herew ith.
Be it enacted by th e L eg islativ e
A ssem bly of th e S tate o f O re ­
g o n ; Hi it enacted by th e people
o f th e S tate o f O regon :
S E C T IO N 1
E v ery corporation
form ed ot o rganized u n d e r and p u r­
su a n t to th e law s of the S ta te of
O regon, w hether now ex istin g or
h erein after created, for th e purpose
o f en g a g in g iu th e business o f m in ­
in g for an y of th e precious m etals
a n d w hose business it shall lie to
e n g a g e in said business, prin cip ally ,
shall d u rin g th e m onth o f Ju n e of
each y e a r a n d before the first day
o f J u ly o f each yea:- furnish to th e
se c retary of s ta te , upon b la n k s to
be supplied by h im for th a t p u r­
pose. a correct sta te m e n t sw orn to
b y one o f its officers or th e m a n a g ­
ing a g e n t o f such co rp o ratio n , be­
fore som e officer a u th o riz e d to a d ­
m inister o ath s, se ttin g forth iu
d etail th e nam e of th e corporation,
the location of its p rincipal office,
th e nam es o f th e presid en t, secre­
ta ry a n d tre a su re r th ereo f, w ith th e
postoffice ad d ress ot each, th e d a te
of th e a n n u a l electiou o f officers and
d irecto rs ot su ch co rp o ratio n , th e
a m o u n t o f th e au th o rized capital
stock, th e n u m b er o f shares, and
par v alu e of each sh a re , th e u u iouul
of the cap ita l stock subscribed, the
a m o u n t of th e cap ital stock issued
and th e am o u n t o f th e capital
stock paid u p , to g rth c r w ith a
sta te m e n t o f th e value o f the a n n u a l
o u tp u t o r p ro d u cts o r th e m ines of
sucii co rp o ratio n , a n d an y such
m in in g corporation w hose a n n u a l
o u tp u t o r p ro d u c ts sh all not exceed
iu value th e sum o f $ i.o o o , shall
th ereu p o n be ex em p ted from the
p ay m en t of th e a n n u a l license fee
or co rp o ratio n ta x as now provided
by law : P ro v id ed , th a t no such
co rp o ratio n shall l>e req u ired to
m ake such sta te m en t if it shall pay
th e said a n n u a l license fee, as now
o r h ereafter required b y law.
SECTION 3 . A ll statem en ts, re­
p o rts a n d d a ta of every description,
req u ired by th is act to Ire furnished
to th e secretary of sta te , shall be
su ita b ly filed and in d ex ed iu bis
office, a n d sh all Ire deem ed public
records.
s e c t io n
3 . W h erev er a d ocu­
m ent is req u ired by th is a ct to be
sw orn to or verified to by an o a th ,
an affirm ation sh all be deem ed
e q u iv a le n t th ereto , and a false a f­
firm ation is to be deem ed p u rju ry
equally w ith a false oath.
SECTION 4 . A ll a c ts or p a rts ot
acts so far as th e y m ay be in c o n ­
flict h erew ith a re h ereb y repealed
The Ominal
Foley & ; ‘(i„ Chicago, o rig in ated
Money am t T a r uh a th ro at and lung
remedy, an d on account of the g reat
m erit and p o p u larity of Foley’s
Honey a n d T a r m any im ita tio n s are
offered for th e genuine. Ask for
F oley’s H ouey a n d T a r and refuse
any siitistinile offered hh no o th e r
p re p a ra tio n will give the sam e
sa tisfactio n . It is mildly lax a tiv e . It
contains no o p iates end is safest for
children a n d d elicate persons.
For sale by Benson’s Pharmacy.
n on business. M r.
SUNDAY AT THE CHERCHES tow
form erly d ru g g ist here.
M iss K u y k en d all o f th e d e p a rt­
m ent o f h isto ry visited in Salem
T here will be service« a t th e
over S a tu rd ay and S unday.
P resb y terian cbuch S unday m o rn ­
M iss C all o f th e train in g d e p a rt
in g and evening. Uood m usic; a
h ea rt welcome, come, you are in ­ merit is q u ite ill. Miss H efty has
vited. S tra n g e rs and so jo u rn ers tak e n h e r place for a sh o rt tim e.
a ln u js welcome. Sunday school at
T h e N orm al O ritoricnl contest
10 a. in., J u u io r C. E. a t 3 p. m „ to k es place early iu M arch. T h e
Y. P. S. C. E, 0:30 p. ni.
h ills a re now
reso u n d in g w ith
K. 0 . O k a c e , P asto r.
eloquence.
M. E. ch u rch : "C hristian S ci­
ence,” to what ex ten t Christian and
how fur Scientific, ut 7:30 p. m.
“T he D rillm aster of M ethodism " at
I l a . n>„ the pastor F . L. Moore
speaking both m orning »nd even
mg.
E m b r o id e r y
Y O U’LL B E G LA D
T O
Prof. O . C. Brown helped con
d u ct th e co u n ty ex am in atio n at
K oseburg. H e retu rn ed hom e Sun
day e v en in g .
O W
N
Such bargains conic but once j
year. T h ey cannot be bough
elsew h ere
T h e H orace K. T u rn e r A rt E x ­
hibit w as a success in every way,
the school will be able to secure
several pictures.
at 11 c.
Prof. S igns aud w ile en tertain ed
P reaching services at th e C h ris­
V alentine
tia n c h u rc h S u n d ay m orn in g aud th e stu d e n ts w ith a
even in g .
E v en in g subject ‘ ‘T h e social T u esday evening. A ll re
G re a t S a lv a tio n .” E v ery b o d y in ­ po rt a good tim e.
vited.
T h e second
sem ester opened
M onday, several stu d e n ts entered
lor a h a lf y e a rs w ork. T h is is a
BUSINESS NOTICES
good tim e to b egin as several new
classes have been organized.
L u n ch goods of all k in d s a t
T w e n ty -th ree norm al stu d en ts
P a rk e r’s b ak ery .
took th e teachers ex am in atio n at
L u rc h ’s east w indow c o n ta in s R oseburg and all passed. T h is
la d ie s’ clo ak s an d sh irt w aists a t is a good record, as uearly o n e -h a lf
o f llie o th er app lican ts failed. T h ere
low prices.
is a g re a ter dem and for norm al
A few choice Black
M inorca stu d en t teachers th an we can supply
cockerels tor sale. In q u ire of Mrs.
n o tw ith stan d in g th a t
the school
•I. S. Benson.
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sends o u t 30 to 40 each year.
Bolling disc., sprilli: aud spike
to o th harrows, steel
fram e, at
Wvrine H ardw are Co.'
Form erly 25c q u a lity now less
than h a lf at
L u r c h s|
THIS
WEEK
ONLY
FOLEYS HONESTAR
«tot» Ih * eoaifh an«! heal» lu n g i
For all kinds of plum bing aud
repair work call on Griffin & Veatch
Veatch Co.
T he best pies, cakes aud fresh
bread the county affords, at P ark ­
e r’s bakery. We still have the
doughnuts like your m other used
to make.
You c a u 't afford to use a poor
plow. O liver C hilled Plow s are the
rig h t kind. Sold com plete or in
d u p licate p a rts by W ynne H a rd w a re
Co.
$2 25 lap robes reduced to $1.50;
$2.50 m ackintosh robe red u ced to
On S atu rd ay evening a t H sharp, $1.70; line $4.50 ru b b e r p lush lap
positively the last B asket ball game robe reduced to $3.25 a t C om er's
of the season will be played in tbe harness shop.
O pera house. T h e H . T. 13. girls
M cB ain’s C arbolic C om pound,
vs the H igh School Boys. A dm is­ sold by th e W y n n e H a rd w a re com ­
sion will be 15 cents.
pany is th e stu ff to spray y o u r trees
and vines w ith . T h e re is n o boil­
in g o r co o k in g n ecessaty . Y ou
A DESTRI CTIVK FI BE.
To d ra w o u t th e tire of n burn, or sim ply ta k e from 35 to 40 g allo n s
heal a cu t w ithout leaving a scar, o f w ater, according to stre n th d e ­
use DeW Itt’s Witch Hazel Salve. A sire d , mix w ith one gallo n o f com ­
specific for piles. Met th e genuine. pound and ap p ly w ith a sp ray
L. T ucker, ed ito r of th e H artnun-
lier. Centre, Ala., write«: "1 have p u m p . T h e com pound costs 70 c®
used D eW Itt’s Which Hazel Salve In 60 c per gallon. I t is c ertain iu its
m.v fam ily for plies, c u ts and burn«, w ork of pest k illin g and is a fine
i t Is the beat salve on th e m arket. to n ic for trees.
Every finally should keep it on b an d .”
Sold by The M odern P h arm acy ,
Basket Ball Game
Haven't You Felt That Way?
L y m s w as
Christian Science Services.
In W oodm en H all
H a v e n 't y o u often w o rn goggles of
Sunday, r i a. in.
blue.
And seeing Life's sham anil Its
S t r e e t , " M in d .”
sham e,
l ’elt it w a s all u big «eramlile and
you
Might a s well get in to th e gam e?
S TA R IT EM S
T h a t n o th in g m uch m a tte re d Im t a
big Imiicli of cash.
M r. J . B. S te w a rt w ent to Port-
And th e m an who w as g o o d w as a laud la st week.
Rv,
Ami the w hole bloom ing c o u n try
M rs. Ja s, P itch er w ent to Bo-
w as going to sm a sh :
hernia last w eek.
H aven’t you, h a v e n 't you felt t h a t
way?
M r. Jo h n W ick s went to the
Ila v en 't y o u felt it was h ard ly w o rth G rove last w eek.
while
M r. Sid V au g h n w ent to the
To try to live up to y j u r liest?
And h a v en ’t you smiled a cynical G ro v e S atu rd ay .
smile—
M r. W illiam s h a s sta rte d lo g g in g
Aud so m eth in g w ay down in y o u r
on M rs O w ens place.
breast
Whispered Life had n prize th a t w as
M rs. K err of W ildw ood passed
higher th a n gold
And sw eeter th an fame n r display? th ro u g h S ta r last w eek.
And the fa ith t h a t hud«lipped took
L eslie W ick s and Mack S tew art
a brand-new hold:
H a v e n 't y o u , linveii'l you Tell th a t w ent to th e G rove S a tu rd a y .
way?
M iss Mary O w ens re tu rn e d hom e
And d id n 't a |ience come near th a t from E u g en e S a tu rd a y on a few
w eek s visit.
was far
And urge y o u to striv e to w a rd it
A very successful term o f school
still?
And d id n 't you tu rn y o u r fare to a was closed last F riday b y Miss
sta r.
O live Owens.
And d id n 't you say: "I will!”
Mr. anil Mrs. E arn e st L ockw ood
And w eren’t von stro n g e r.a n d didn't
you find
passed th ro u g h S ta r F rid a y on
The w orld w as lad ter, and d id n 't th e ir w ay to Bohem ia.
it pay
To lie b rav e an d p a tie n t mid cheery
T h e re
w as a dance a t M r.
and kind :
Stexvast’s F rid ay n ig h t w hich was
H aven’t von. h av en ’t you felt th a t
enjoyed by a larg e crow d.
way?
—Maurice Smiley in Collier* Weekly.
M r. and Mrs. Ben P itc h e r also
E d n a and
C lyde K e rr passed
th ro u g h S ta r F rid a y on th e ir way
BY T H E TONIC R O i'TE .
The pills Hint a r t as n tonfe,
to n le, and to D orena.
n o t as a d ra stic purge, are DeW Itt'a
Miss M ary an d N ora V a u g h n a c ­
Little Early Risers. They cure H ead­
ache. C onstipation, Biliiousness, etc. com panied by A rth u r V anschoiack
E arly Risers are em ail, easy to tak e an d Floyd Jo n es w ent to th e G ro v e
an d easy to a c t— a safe pill. Mack S a tu rd a y .
Hamilton, hotel cletk a t Valiev City,
N. D., sa y s : “ Two bottles cured me
of chronic c o n stip a tio n .” Sold by
NO R M AL NOT ES.
The Modern Pharm acy.
A D IN N E R INVITATION.
After a h e a rty meal a do«e of
K odol Dyspepsia Cure will p revent
an a tta c k of Indigestion. Kodol is
a tho ro u g h illgcHtant nml a guaran­
teed cure for Indigestion Dyspepsia,
Has on th e Stom ach, S our Rising's
Ibid B reath and all stom ach troubles
N. W atkins. Leshas, Ky„ says: 'I
can testify to the efficacy of K odol in
the eure of Stom ach T rouble. I w as
afflicted with Stom ach T rouble for
fifteen years aud have taken six
bottles ot y o u r Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure, which entirely cured nu. These
six bottles were w o rth $ 1 , 00(1 to m e."
Kodol D yspepsia Cure will digest
any q u a n lty of the wholesome food
you w a n t to e a t while ) o u r sto m ach
take« a re st—recuperates and g ro w s
stro n g . T his wonderful preparation
is Justly entitled to all of Its m any
rem arkable cures. Sold by The
M odern P harm acy.
F ine line of buggy w hips at from
15c to $2 50, special prices, at
C om er’s harness shop.
Ap ro n -N e c ktie Social.
The ladies of the Royal N eighbor
Camp will give an A pron-N ecktie
social at the I. O, O. F Hull on tbe
evening of F ebruary 21. Tbe ladies
are invited to come aud brin g a
basket co ntaining lunch for two, al­
so make au apron aud n necktiefo
the sam e m aterial. Tbe neckties
will be placed in an envelope and
sold to th e gentlem en for 50 cents
each. A good program will be
rendered and a good social tim e is
in su red .
C o m m ittee .
The above mentioned Flour is sold by all Grocers in Tot
DR. FENNER’S
KIDNEY and
HARDWARE
Backache
All d is e a s e s of K idneys,
B ladder. U rin a ry O rgans.
Also R h eu m atism , B ark
ach e ,H e a rtD ia e ase G ravel.
D ropsy, F em ale T roubles
PLUMBING
CURE
A SPECIALTY
D o n 't b eco m o d is c o u r a g e d
T h ere Is *
pitre fo r y o u . | f n ecessa ry w rite h r 1-Vnm-r.
Jlu li.-is s p e n t a life tim e cu rin g Inst such
Cuses us ym irs. All c o n s u lln lh iiis ] Free.
MINERS’
" t line) s e v ere c a se o f k id n ey discus«, and
rh cu m a tlsin . -It-- II. 11 SHIX h h s'd y m u tter
S uffered In ten se pulu. My w ife w us serio u sly
nffected w lih fcn in lo tro u b les. In . F e n n er s
K idney um l lla r k a e h e Cure r u n s l u sh iith .
F M. WUEELF.IL Kandnlph. la ."
Dr u g g is ts ..1 0 c .tl. A s k f u r i .uiU Dock F ree.
S U P P L IE S
S to v e s,
tools
FIRE
ArMS
T in w a r e
PIPER $ VANDENBURG
ST.VITUSTANCEÂrÆh'Vr
Snkl by tin- MOD K K 8 F H A H MAC Y
C o r tl a n d M a r k e t Q u o ta tio n s .
F
e r r i ; a k v
f
Wheat, va I ic y .................... $ S8
Barley, rolles!..................... 22 50
Oats .. .............................
.
27 00
Flour....... ........ ......................... 4.30-4.75
Bran.......
21.00 per ton
>?' -G
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H Eugene Business College
Middling-......................
25.00
Short».................................... 25.00
C h o p s ................................
MAT.
e
17, 1905.
1 8 .0 0
ii
Timothy....................................... 14 (g 15
Clover............... ....
II « 12
Grain............................. ... 1! (S 12
Client................................... 11 ftt 12
Onions,per 100 lb,.............. 2.40 iU 2.r,1
Honey, perces«,............... 3.00 (it 3.25
Potatoes, new Oregon
fancy............................... 90 (a 1 00
Rjiti's of tuition will lie as follows after Sept )><
ember 1. 1904:
ONE MONTH....................... * 9.00
¡¿v-
THREE MONTHS........... 25.00
If
SIX MONTHS.......
45 00
B
TWELVE MONTHS..... 75.00
Eug.cne’ 0rc'
F - S - H A R O U N , Presided £1
*** y| * '»* *»* *4*
x i ' V i v j . *
BUTTER, KCtdiS, POULTRY, ETC
Kjrgi*, ranch............
“ Eastern...........
J. A. Black is visiting in Salem
this week.
G round has been broken for tbe
I)r. Strange of Rixseburg is spend­
W ash in g to n state b u ild in g for the
Lewis and C lark E xposition and ing several days in town this week.
work on th e stru c tu re begun. Tbe
W. W. Kent, our postm aster,
b u ild in g will ty p ify tlie tim ber visited Portland over Saturday and
wealth of tbe E vergreen sta te . Tbe Sunday.
W a«bingtoa leg islatu re recently a p ­
Rev. Wire of Eugene, conducted
p ro p riate d $75,000 for erectin g tbe
build in g a n d collecting an d in stall­ I quarterly meeting here last Sunday
in g a com prehensive display of tbe at th e M. E. Church.
resource« of the state.
I Mr. Joe Lyras of Portland, is in
anui.v h .3 will nhow Hint th e flour m ade bv the
L G 1 1 AGL G ROVE 4 LO U R M IL L S i« fur b e tte r tbnui
anv o th er flour made in tbe V allty. T herefore, may it
please tbe court, I ask, th a t tbe ju ry may be com pelled to
eat a barrel of this flour, before d ecid in g upon this ease,
in which case they will u n questionably have some brain
m aterial in their stom achs, even if they have none in their
heads.
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BUTTER
Exira cream« ry....................... aX-*7>*
Fancy creamery....................... 3 0 0 32 y ,
Dairy......................................... 17 (If
POULTRY.
C h ick e n s
lift/ i l yt
Springs...............
Broilers.............
12 - 1 2 ',
12^-13
2 50
Wild g e eae ..........
Ducks.................
tMM-o.wi ¡
Pigeons ............
Hops....................
Wool...................
H ide«dry S o l ..
1.00-1.25
.
20 - 2
à
No More ^Afires
Since the perfect Stove-Pipe Fastener has
x’rrr1»
, nark*t.
Call and see it at
K S NEW , AXU SECOND HAND
MOKE. It is easily attached and insures
safety.
book for tile Football “Hooters”-th e v
make more noise than a boiler factory.
MILLER, Main St., near Bridge