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I COTTAGE GROVE LEADER COTTAGE GROVE OREGON . i. McKEAN FISHER. Manager. PU B L IS H E D E V E R Y SATURDAY «T TN I lea d er Our neighbors Church notices p u b l is h in g co m pa n y Entered at the Cottage Grove pottofflce ; ‘-cía matter. oml-claas Mosby Creek. Methodist Kpiscopal C b u rch , Henry Lincoln the up-to-date Pastor Rev S. E. Meminger, morn- butcher o f Cottage Grove was up tu iu K * -rvi'*e» at 11, evening 7:3o, John Palmer’s and bought a fine EPw«r‘b League <i.3o p. m. AH band of beef steers Tuesday. are cordially invited to be present. and Fr«nk Palmer were at J I ^K. K. C MALY I ? ()»(•« Awbcvy Buildink. Mullí Street ^ m DENTI ST 1 l D R 0 Î Independence for Public Ownership. R e m e m b e r th it the Cottage Grove Flour is sold ots merits, at lowest living prices We use 25 per cent hard wheat in our Pride of Oregon brand. This Flour will produce more berad per sack than the chean varieties now offered. Try it once and be convinced, and at the same time encourage a home enterprise : : : : : HELP US KEEP THE WHEELS TURNING Î ing for the road has lieen a lm o st en tirely completed and work on the big bridge across the the W illamette Is being rushed. It la feared t h a t the present rain will cause the river tc rise so as to delay the work on tin- bridge. Flour and Feed M A N UFA CTU RER S O F Presbyterian Church, P a s t o r T HOCKKTT R. C. Grace. Morning service, 11, $ k lo u d y k e W ednesday. PHYSICIAN AN0 SURGEON Him Y.-ar R1.S0 evening 7 :30, Y. P. S. C. E. 6:30 p, £ om ces In Dr. Geo. Wall building, Main »5 Six MunttM .75 rh reee Months . - . .50 Wolter Baker and wife visited Iu- All strung- rs and sojourners m Street. Cottage Grove. Office phone , t palil It, advance but If uot »0 paid a fri„ F „ l„ i Main 303. Residence phone Main 96 gc and relatives iu Cottage welcome. tnlf rm rate <>1 i.’.ou per year will be charged, 'l i t m u s A dierllaing rates inade known on application Grove Monday and Tuesday Morning subject, “ A Christmas Meditation,” Evening subject, “In c l u b b in g l is t Sam and Jim Lewis went to Cot- a grip of steel. ” ? J J R . B. B. JOB j* The f ’o t t u g e («rove L e a d e r for one tatie t»rove Wednesday, Episcopal Church. Services held year, and any of the following pu Mi- i PHYSICIAN M u t i SURGEON cation for one year, Tor the price set Frank Phillip* and George Comer the second Wednesday evening of ? each month at 7:30 in Masonic hall. opposite • All calls promptly attended. Office: 5 made a business trip tc Klondike Main St. Phone 114. There will be services every fifth New York Tribune Parm er .»175 ; Friday. Toledo Weekly Blade........................... 1-75 Sunday of a month. Portland Weekly Oregonian 2.SO Portland Weekly Journal...................2.00 Mr. and Mrs. John Palmer went Portland Semi-Weekly Journal........ 2.25 Christian Church, Rev D. E. to Cottage Grove Friday. San Francisco Call.............................. 2.50 Olson Pastor. Services at 11 in S a n Francisco Exam in er...................... 2.50 Sunset Magazine, San Francisco 2.00 Miss Hampton returned to her the morning and 7.30 in the even Out West. Los A ngeles..........................2.50 Town ami Country Jo u rn a l..................1.75 home in Goshen Saturday after ing. Y. P. S. C. E- meeting at finishing a very successful term of 6:3o p. in. Sunday school at lo o’clock. Intermediate Endeavor S A T U R D A Y .......D E C E M B E R 23, 1905 school at Blue Ml. Society at 2:30 and Choir practice B uckhorn . every Saturday evening at 7 ¡30. High Water May Delay Work on Big Subject for next Lord’s day Columbia to Drop Sport*. Bridge. morning, ‘ ‘Fishing,” in the evening New York, Dec. 21.—Colu m bia U n i ‘•Short bed and Narrow Covers.” F u g e ae , Ore . Dec. 20.—A Hunt hern v ersity 's action in recommending the Everyone is invited to attend Pacific const ruction crew arrived here yesterday and began the work abolition of all Intercollegiate s p o r ts each and all of these services. of la y in g the track on the Springfield- w as acted upon prom ptly ted ay by Catholic Church, Father Cerrol. Hendersou end of the line and the President Nicholas Murray Butler, Services the second Sunday in each “ Y ” will be p u t in iirst. T h e g r a d l ie appointed tw o oommittees t o de month. vise plans by which the recommenda SUBSCRIPTION K a TKS Joel c ottage Grove Flour Mills Professional Cards. H A R TU N G & H A N SE N tions made by the university council “ " T m,mt accomplished. ° " e com m ittee consisted of faculty members and the o th er of alumni. ITesIdent B utler said this action did not aim to abolish college athletics at Columtila, altogether, hu t t o only abolish them in their present form In order to put athletles on a basts In which every stud ent can participate. He s a i l t h a t C o lu m b ia's u ltim ate purpose was to encourage the w idest possible participation of students In athletics. > JS S S D 1 E D K E L S E Y —Aaron Kelsey died a t his residence eight .miles west of Cot- t a g s Grove, Oregon, a t 5 o ’clock p. na. Dec. 21st. He has lieen sick for some time w ith cancer of the stomsoh, which resulted in hts death. He was born in I n d i a n a 119 y ears a g o and moved to I o w a with his people when T years old. In 1879 he cam e to California and In 1392 to Oregon. He leaves a wife and four children, tw o of the sou s being In California and th e tw o d aug hters Mrs. I.ea Dainewood aud Mrs. L. Richardson, being in this s ta te . The funeral services will be held a t L o r a n e a t 1 p. m. Saturday, Dec' 23d. independ en ce, Ore., Dec. 20— By a t o t e o f tw o t o one Tndrpeiidrace him decided in f a r o P of the city ow nin g Its ow n w a te r and light plant. F o r several m o n th s this question has lieen before th e city c o ln e ff aad in the meantime h survey was made B. L. Eddy Takes His Place Today of the proposed g r a v it y water system P ortland , Dec 21.—T h e bond of U. ami estim a tes made by Engineer L. Eddy a s Register of the United Miller. T h e intended supply is from S tates Land Otllee a t Uoseburg has springs on the e a s t side of the W illa been otnchilly approved, and Mr. m ette River, three miles from tin- Eddy assumed the duties of Ills office city. Th e water Is o f excellent q u a l today. C. E. Stewart says that rebuild ity anil oan lie con venlently curried Register J o - e p h T . Bridges and Re ing is not what it is cracked up to by pipes to a suitable reservoir site ceiver .1. H. Booth were suspended lie, that you cant come within a located ab out two aud one half miles' Ja n u a r y 9, aud T h o m a s B. Neuhausen mile of what such things are going Shelf and Heavy Hardw are, Plows, H arrow s and from the city , a t a n elevation of 176 assumed c h a rg e and continued there to cost and that he don’t like to feet above Main street. Measurements until February. Henry E . H igby have to do it. — Seeders, Stoves, Ranges and Tinware oi the springs last August showed a has remained in charge of the ottioe Horseshoeing a specialty. Wagon and carriage re- supply of 200,000^gallons o f w a t e r in until today, when he turned over the Will Write Story on -How Easy it is tng. All work guaranteed 24 hours It Is proposed t o have a j proper! t belonging to the R e g is te r's Have your horsesteeth e x to Steal in Department Store.” amined aud repaired. Shoo reservoir with a capacity eapneity of 250.000 ! otllee to Mr. Eddy mid became chief at rear of liemenway & G U N S AND A M M U N I T I O N New York, Dec' 21.—Miss Lillian Burkholder’s Store :: gallons. ¡c le rk . T he c o s t ol the g ra v ity w ater ays- Until J a m e s M. Lawrence qualifies Cherry, of Minneapolis, came to New B A K E R J . tem would In* $.*15,000. th e debt to lie i a s Receiver of the R osehurg office, 110 Y ork n ot long age with a bundle of m anuscrip ts. F s r e ig ht y e ars—she paid by Issuing bonds, and a s.n k-j (inai proof can lie taken and no a p p ll' lug fund created and the surplus rev- c .lion for laud tilings can lie allowed^ is now 31—teaching had been her v o ■ • ■ • ■ • ■ • ■ • ■ • ■ • ■ • ■ • ■ • ■ • ( ¡ • • I ■ * cation, writing her am b ition . she enne each y ear, if a n y , to go Into I In- li-legfmn. S Private Nursing Home. 2 WH- held in Jefferson Market Police) • ---------- sin king fund. This would not in ______ _ ________ • cou rt yesterday on a charge of shop crease the general t a x . l t Is claim ed, * A com petent force of nurses nor would anyone who Is not a con- I' w ill be a ten stro k -- w h -n an elec- lifting in a Sixth-Avenue department I are established in the S c o t t suiner of the w a t e r aid in paying the ' r,° hue r« " !‘ throug h the valley, stole. Her defense was th a t, like Chrisnian home on Wall ! Not lung hull up a country more Hamlin Garland, who recently g o t Street, where any cases ol expenses. sickness can he cared for— T h e I »dependence and M -nuiou th than such a line with ears running himself placed In a cell In order to a c under any physician. water and light plant, owned by dose tog tiler, stopping a t every quire “ local c o lo r,” slit was g a th e r T e rm s R e aso n ab le V I hive f 11 1 breath, of tins place. Is now farm house, if desired, a n y w h er e. ing m a te ria l for an article on " H o w | Notice how residences have sprung Easy It is to st al in a departm ent fin lii-liing the supply. Address: up all al mg the line between P o r t s t o r e .” Mrs. M. F. Fifer, land aud O reg on City. Beautiful According t o the store detective, Head Nurse. Dr. William Osier says That Statis homes, where one can have the a d .Miss Cherry was seen t o take a j vantages of country life and y e t all woman's com bing ja ck e t. W h e n tics Show That People Die as file privileges of the neighboring elty. searched after her a rre st these ad d i They Have Lived. Th e eleetrie line makes business for tional articles were found up >n h e r: B altim o re, Md. Dec. 20 Dr. Will liotli the farmer and the business A locket, a paper of pins, spoon, a j lam Osier, the man who wants the man of the city. T h e freight d e p a r t piece of lace, thr ■«> scarf-, five lia u d -j ngeil hustled to the g ja v e y s r.l. Is owl ment means 1111 Immense tiling for kerchiefs, tw o collars, 11 postcards, with n really im p o r ta n t ami Interest b oth, There Is liule doubt t h a t they one polisher and four ho fs of ribbon • ing dechirsiIon. In his latest b s»k will lie humming th rou g h the valley She sent word to Rev. Dr. D iv i l I e say s th at the " i l e n t hired” visions within tw o o r three years. Vllmn.v J a n i e s Burrell, of the Marble C ollegi believer) in by thousands and rtf Democrat. ate Church, in Fifth A veuve. r e f i l l Has the largest Stock of School which there are scores of supposed ing to him tliaf she had I hs ' ii one ol supplies in the city. Our line of a uthen tic records a r e plain ii'>nsenee. Prisoners Heroes of Big Fire. his parishioners in Minneapolis . Moreover, lie supports his dechini- Books. Artist's Material. Sundries Through Rev. Dr. Rutherford co u n New Y ork. Dei-. 20.— Fire In the tlon by hundreds of death I sal o b s er sel w a s secured for her. T h e he a rin g vations, w Ulcli Ire believes provo a b w o m a n 's section of the workhou-e a t are now complete. solutely th at such reported visions Blackwell's Island this morning, c a m e was a ljoiirned until to m o rr o w and $2500 bail was accepted from those W e are g iv in g special care to m e untrue. I n all these cases there near ending fatally . T h e roof of t he >vas suffering, fear and other emotion» place fell lust a s the last of tile I.»00 interested. persons left. I It 1« "old in the wom an's Itelmlfi but no th ought of the future. Our Preset pt ion Counter T h e origin of the tire Is a m y s te ry . tlmt her purp »so was, for one thing, “ As a rule man dies ns he lived, un llitluem ed p ra ctica lly by th o u g h t of buf It is supposed to have Iteen oc- j t o scoff at the New York way of which at all tim es g e t the best filtrile life. I hnvr <*a refill* r>'nwds of I i'»*lone«l hv crossing electric wires i doing business with c r o w ' s . and for ! a n o t h e r to test w h eth er a c tu d ex When the a la rm sounded t h e tire atte n tio n , u s in g only th e purest r>oo deaths, studied particularly to drill xvas f o r m e d a n d the w o m en perienee had not in ire merit th a n in of ch e m ica ls , having the largest view the modes of leath ami the sen s t o r i e d t o file out. The flam es s h u t vention in a “s to r y " meant for sale. saturi'» of I lie riving. Ninety suffer s to ck in town it m a k e s shopping off a large numbwr f r o m t h e e x i t a n d ' Miss Cherry's New York ad dress I- ed bodily pain o r d ls tr e s s o f some so rt given ■ui the polloe re gister as being easy in our place. l hey were sa veil by the m ale pris mer- or other, 11 -bow ed mental npprehen- NVh«'ti if was s u n t h a t the bull ling at a boarding-house a t 12 West M a i lo r d e r s receive the best of eion, two positivi' te rror, one ex * i i < d oom ed t o d estruction the male Ninetv-Konrth street. Telegram. pre--ad spiritual e x a lta tio n , one Irif- a tte n tio n . W e h a v e a fu ll lirve of L e g a l B la n k s and prisoner» were put upon th e ir honor __ , t - tei ren iolse. and m u r„ ,led by their keepers i n t o - M , , Cannot be Fmjnd T r e s p a s s N o tices. ^ ^ v “ The g r e a t m a j o r i t y g a ie no sign lire brigades. Heroic work w a s 'lo n e ons way or thè otlier. l.iki • births. In the prisoner» ill rese ling v ic ti m s j New \ nrk, Dec. 20 Discovery w a s t h e t r i l e a l hs w e re asic •p an I forget- from flu* flu lues. Altogether 504 | made y e sterd a y , according t o the ting. In Un» m n tter man hutli no women were saved from incinerattun 11* raid, t h a t b o o k s of record which prc-' inln* tire ov er I hui As one Cottage Grove. Oregon The se metí have ined on Monday. but jf«T tin. t l>uri -hnnld sle w in detail the transactions In tl •iter lie left the dici II. »«> 'l iciti I Ile ot ber. j of till*; Mutual Liu 1 iiaurauce t om- 1 reporte 1 th at they iav e 1 w n i nahle commi t te a ro o m the meni liera « ’ere pa ny s supply d epartm ent while It t o find my cb le whl eh will help them no ss ig<?r t han lie fore. 5 0 .0 0 0 Ties. was under the m a nag em ent of An C. A. Nt «rrls. w ho was Fred 's a.- **is» in locat IU£ till' Illl'ii lili looks. Tie Plant Comes Back For Winter's drew l'. Fields have been d estroyed tluve 1011 ta n t i » I it' eupp ly «I- t employ ■There art eil in tu' m an at I .at ha m has a 'n n rtm e n t, w a s Run. o r stolen from the safe in which the ! the M u t a ul' «* Slip »ly «lepan nontf next < »tionc« , but he fulled to Ir iu ’t fo ered • *0lloved by the mot ill »or* throw y light on t Í] e subject of th e i firm in alltornla. All these tie- departm ent teeords are kept, l o r I v e s tg atin g c ■ l i m i t t> eh Y\ SS'tlO SVi I ivo carloads of the tie Hunt eninc I more than three weeks this li.ts hoeu *• * tn mitt te t«. U< H»lvS. * ** inutili »Ught "« the in« th. aud he has h iniiii- II. T ru esd alc i known t o the .•««■puny's tem porary] oí where« hunts The 111 r d man svh o they Ijeilei ed, tlUil ill II •*<mple of we eks the h ílam e. I h T of moti ut ss >rk >n them. Many pear have kt to light the h Is A dlngly they could Lell them, some thin; ab o u t the ! of t ho svilirli Ink ■* about If in- 'tv enr* ss ill more mon nn» i uttin g ti«-« lor o t h e r presidi'iit, Frederic Cromwell, and he io In w pen ter. who* lllliwloj mimmo probably In* Inu'k. 1 hin l,«ok- Ilk.- ordert fto t liât r very man Iu tin It *tM*- has searched the Mutual l.ifo building »neb. When t record «4 | m Ju liu s ID\ve. from M> to b o tto m w ithout rind earn vesttgating «•« my lieto n* t lie \unikki li? 1O \\H tO*t »r ««f tl ie dej »art men t . The a n ewrlv h art of th«‘ i •laut. W h e n ‘ he tlon i* kepi wor king all the tim I*. ing the least fraeo of the m issing j III 111 it t< they Arnistr eng vas in c targe investii the or?, it svad said yeateri n r , lisa p ite a ra n « plant is In op#* ration It Will employ b ook-. "H o of Mr. 1'ieU h " in .V•t l«een able to s.-eure the count about 4t)n oil. SS llioll i* a weleooie n«l- Ul> -is Walk. r ha s ju s t ret urued It w s a dem.nnt for the production i >Ir. l nrp ‘lito r ss- «i s ‘sam- presen« f Mr. Heye befon* them »tire« Albany dltloll to ho buyer* Il t«‘SVt . from i short tri p to 1» 'seburg. if this books l«ef«'rv the M utual's in I going *■ y far as to empl«>y «I«1 Milburn Wagons Farm Implements General B la c k s m it h in g MINERS’ SUPPLIES l PIPER $ VANDENBURG PLAIN AND FANCY JOBPRINTING P R O M P T L Y AND N E A T L Y E X E C U T E D AT THE Benson's Pharmacy Leader Office * P a m p h le t W o rk a Specialty Benson's Pharmacy
