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COTTAGE GROVE LEADER COTTAGE GROVE . • Our neighbors OREGON J. McKEAN FISHER. Manager. Professional Cards. Church notices i r J) FUBL1SUKD KVKKY SATLKDAY Mosby Creek I f .« >\w - R. K C MAUY Office Awbrev « — <«'-• 4 ■> ♦ Building. Main Street ......... .............i Cottage Grove Flour Mills . Methodist Episcopal Church, U E N T I s T Pastor Rev S, E. Meminger, morn-; LEAD ER F LB L I3H IN U COMPANY ing services at 11, evening 7 3o, ' Epworth League G.3op. m. AU Entered at the Cottage Orove pustufflce as sec Mrs. Ellis Robinson returned are cordially invited to he present. ond-class matter. ¡£ < • ^ < • 5 » * ■+ A A A 4 home Monday alter spendiug a few First Presbyterian Chuich, pastor ! days with her husband in the mines. ♦ n a C. T HOCK E l T It. C. Grace. Morning service, 11, SUBSCRIPTION KATES PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON George Lang was up Mosby evening 7 :30, Y. P. S. C. E. (1:30 p, y One Year - 11.6« In Dr. Geo. Wall building, Main f I blx Moutlis .76 ! Creek Tuesday. m. All strangfrs and sojourners j m i Offices Street, Cottage (¡rove. Office phone » flu-tee Months .60 J Main 303. Kesldeuce phone Mam 'M welcome. I paid ta advance hut If dot so paid a Carrie Pitcher was on Mosby suit irn rate o f 62 .ou per year will be charged. Subject “ What the W orld Owes 'i'Urffil'«;•fttOlV.-»!'«, »iX »-Vi.»-» Advertising rates made known ou application ' Creek Thursday to the religion of Christ." In the Mrs. Walter Baker has been vis morning the moral and social side CLUBBING! LIST iting friends iu Cottage Glove the of the question will be discussed, in AVffi'MffiVWffiWffi'ï* «*».«•** A A A 4 ? I \K. B K JOB j* j The Cottage Grove L eader for one past week. the evening the spiritual side will 4 D ‘ year, ami any of the following publi .yl ?. PH Y SIC IA N a u d SU RGEON Mrs- Tom L©e and sou weut to be handled. cation for one year, for the price set ♦ A11 calls promptly attended. Office: Cottage Grove Friday- opposite • Christian Church. Rev D. E. Main St. Phone iu . New York Tribune Farmer SI 75 .< • 9. Mr. Castel spent Saturday and Olson Pastor. Services at 11 in Toledo Weekly Blade I - 75 Portland Weekly Oregonian 2 50 Sunday with his family the morning aud 7.30 in the even Portland Weekly Journal 2 00 ing. Y. P. S. C. E meeting at « r + . + ' f Portland Semi W eekly Journal 2.25 Tom Lee was home. A '.* A Hail Francisco Call ... 2.60 G:3o j>. m. Sunday school at lo Sun Francisco Examiner 2.50 Sunset Magazine, San Francisco 2.011 YOUNG o'clock, Intermediate Endeavor f i n : ou t West, Los Angeles . 2.50 Society at 2:30 and Choir practice ♦ Silk Creek. Town and Country Journal 1.75 ATTORN EY AT L A W * Office: Young Building, Main Street, every Saturday evening at 7 : 30 . * Mrs Chas Mauser and daughter West Hide. I j SATURDAY .......JANUARY 27, 1900 Helen o f Portland are visiting Mrs. Episcopal Church Services held t? Mausers parents, L. H. Slagle aud the second Wednesday eveniug of 9 M. each mouth at 7:30 in Masonic ball. •Senator Clark of Montana Las it - wife. There will he services every fifth troduced in the senate a bill which Mr. W. N. Wheeler and daughter vitally affects the apex question in Miss Alice are both sick in bed with Sunday of a mouth. ♦ A W . R IM E , M. D. ? relation to mining men. It pro lagrippe this week. 9 Catholic Church, Father Carrol. C A . 9 P H Y S IC IA N m id SURGEON vides for r ght of way for tunnels or Services the second Suuday in each F Office In McFarland Building L- G. Paap was the guest of M. shafts through adjoining claims to month. • Over W ynne’s Hardware Btyre 1 £ Office Phone, 34) Residence Phone, 126 reach veins or lodes, the apex of F. Babcock and family Thursday Christian Science services held at which arises in another claim. The night. Jones hall everv Sunday morning at measure stipulates “ that when in John Ashby and family have re the working or development of a cently been having a severe time with 11 o ’clock. 4 xfcOl'Mrffil • - - b O i ' G t O i V . O l ' t e . * * mine or mining claim, vein or veins, sore throat. M AR,ON VKATiH ? having their tops or apexes therein, Causeway in Ireland and numerous shall so far depart from perpeudicu FUNERAL DIRECTOR and LICENSED * other occurrence« are remnants of > * EMUALMER lar as to eume within the side line Star items « ancient lava flows.— Ex- u Parlors at Veatch <ft Lawson’s. of an adjoining claim, and when Dave Ivy weut to the Grove Sat the owners ot said vein under the Governor Talks Politics. existing laws shall have the right urdav. «V THE ; m anufacturers o f Flour and Feed J. S. Brumbaugh was home from j Leona Saturday. R- on ml>er tb >t the Cottage Grove Flour is sold ots merit*, at lowest living pricer We use 25 per cent hard wheat in our Pride of Oregon brand. This Flour will produce more berad per sack than the cbean varieties now offered. Tiy it once and be convinced, uud at the same time encourage a home enterprise : : : : : HELP US KEEP THE WHEELS TURNING Î H A R TU N G & ---------------- - - ^ H A N S E N , - r = 4 S Mining Orders! mm m ir £v'/X We arc the people to fill your order for Winter Supplies. We have the best groceries, etc., to be had at the lowest prices. If you d o n ’t believe us, come and investigate. Our Dry Goods stock is complete. . . . Miss Fairy Wicks spent a few I.os Angeles, Cal., Jan. 2 * 2 . — In Herbert Kakin days at Wildwood last week an interview here tokay Governor President Chamberlain, in discussing the T. C. Wheeler Rev Barnhart aud family of V h s h i e r Wildwood visited wi-h friends in National political situation, strongly endorsed certain policies of Presi this vicinity last week. dent Roosevelt. He said: : CAPITAL Miss Edna Keir of Wildwood Tam a Democrat, but I never ' 1 sX-v went to the Grove Monday 2 5,00 0 have voted for a rascal because he Miles Pilcher had the misfortune was labeled Democrat, and happen to cut his foot while working at the ed to be on that ticket. That is A general bank lug busin is transact logging camp at this place lost one reason why I am with Presi ed dent Roosevelt's policy in some week are glad to say it is getting matters, f o r instance, when he ORGANIZED along nicely COTTAGE GROVE started in to clean out the land 1900 O R G O N Miss Jeuet Hawley of Sburps theives in our country. I am with Creek has been a guest of Miss him also on bis ideas of regulation Mary Hawley of Wildwood the past of railway rates, and I believe he week. will prove to be a pretty good Dem The Williams logging camp that ocrat himself, when he makes up, Horseshoeing a specialty. has been logging iu this vicinity a bis mind to talk on tariff revision. Wagon and carriage re- Shell aud Heavy Hardware, Plows, Harrows and ing. A ll work guaranteed short time moved up to Wildwood Another point la m with him is on Have your horsesteeth ex amined and repaired. Shop I last Saturday where they have a his desire to abolish the tarriff Seeders, Stoves, Ranges and Tinware at rear of Hemanway « W ilis S. Duniwav fo r State P rinter. against the Phillipenes. ” I few weeks work. Burkholder’s Store M I N E R S ’ SU P P L I ES It is my purpose to be a candi Mr. and Mrs. las. Spahr have J . H B iY x ; E K date for nomination as State l ’rinter moved to their little cottage on the Buys Portland Home. G U N S A N I ) g A ZV\ M U N I T I O N in the Republican primaries next hill the past week. Mr. A. Welch, president ot the spring (April, mob.) I solicit the M r. Joe Wicks went to the Grove Willamette Valley Traction Com support of Republicans genet ally, during the week. patiy which has recently purchased and especially do 1 ask the help of _______ _ „ . so many electric plants through the all who wat.t tefortn in the state ! I valley and iJ building the eleetric printing office. At present it is the S u n H e is t railroad to Portland, lias purchased means ol extracting large sums of The heat of the sun never pene a tine home for himself in Portland monev from the ttsasury for which Has the largest Stock of School trates more than ioo feet below the at a cost of $ 5 <> 0 o and will move the people ol Oregon get no equi earth s surtace, and at which depth there from Salem in a short time. supplies in the city. Our lineot valent benefit. the thermometer remains at 52 de If elected I hereby pledge ray Books, A rtis t s M aterial. Sundries grees F. throughout the vear, sell to a great reduction in the Season in j whether in the Artie or Tropical B rillia n t Grand Opera are now complete. enormous cost of the office and de Portland. | zones. Downward from t o o feet, clare upon my honor that I shall We are giving special care to i oveu fit) feet, means a gain of one The most important society and seek noithcr to perpetuate the old ¡degree- of heat and at 10,000 feet it operatic eveut in the musical his abuses of the office nor engage in ; is estimated water would boil. At tory of Portland will be the Grand Our Presciption Counter new schemes to loot the treasury. a distance of 30 miles all rocks in Opera Festival of three days, be (And the public may rest assured, the crust would melt. It is iiu- ginning Monday, February 5, when i l l atu elected stale ptiulet, that I probable that the same rate of tem Mr Henry W. Savaae's celebrated which at all tunes get the ¡best - PR O M PTLY AND N E A T L Y those who oppose mo will take perature increase continues to the English Grand Opera Company and attention, using only the purest j pleasure in helping tne keep this EfX E C U T E D A T T H E i earth's center, because that would orchestra of fifty musicians will be ot chemicals, having the largest pledge.) give a heat vastly beyond concept heard lor three performances. 'Ihe following questions, it seems stock in town it makes shopping | j ion- We know that in the borings Opera lovers iu Portland aud sur- to me, tire proper to ask about a easy in our place. of mines heat increases with depth. iminding cities have been looking candidate who seeks a Republican, 1 The large number of hot lakes and forward to this rare occasion ever Mailorders receive the best of ! nomination. geyser springs, numerous volcanoes since the first announcement that 1. Is he an boneet mate attention. I in various {'arts of the world, are Manager Savage would send his 2 ■ Has he the necessary qualifi | certain indications that a vast splendid organization to the north cation*' amount of heat still lies beneath west. The company is famous as 3. Is he a Republican in fact the earth's surface. Not long ago the largest and most expensive ag as in name) supposition was that the iuteiior ot gregation of artists, musicians and 4. Has be given such service to the eaitb was a vast ocean o f molten productions that has ever attempted hi* p-rty’s recognition? Cottage Grove. Oregon rock, surrounded by a cold crust, a complete cross-continent tour. Unless the candidate's record will but later knowledge of physical laws The singing forces alone number command affirmative answer* to has led to the beliet that the earth over 150 people. To convey the these questions, he ought not reas i* more rigid than a globe of steel enormous equipment of scenery, onable to expect favor* of the party of similiar size. If the earth was a costumes, mechanical and electric Knowing that I am qualified by globe of molten material surromnled effects, a special Grand Opera train years of experience to till the office by a thiu crust it would be continu of fourteen coaches and seventy- “ Swan Song" and other gieat har ol State 1’iinier, and trusting that ally pulled out ol shape by the at toot baggage cars is required. monies is another delightful offer my personal record will be found traction of the moon and great The company itself is a combina ing. satisfactory, I lespectfnlly ask the tidal waves would be created on the tion of Mr. Savage's "Parsifal" and For lovers o f the florid and tune aid of my friends in this contest. surface by the surging molten mass Fnglisbt Opera companies of last ful Italian operas there will be \V. S D u n i w a v . within. While the iuteiior of the season, there being over a sec.e of Verdi's "R igoletto," with its e x earth is rigid, an exceedingly high prima donnas, tenois, baritones quisite melodies aud brilliant en Convention of United M ineworker temperature nevertheless prevails, and basses in addition to the great sembles, and for all classes of music and it continues in a solid state only singing chorus of nearly ioo voices. lovers there will b* Gounod « melo W inds up proceedings and Ad by intense pressure It it ware We have a full lii\e of Legal Blanks and The repertory of operas is the dious "F au st," with its sparkling journs possible suddenly to strip off the most pretentious ever offered bv a "Jewel Soug’ “ Flower Song" Trespass Notices. v*: x* Indianapolis, Jan. 24 . The 0011 cold exterior crust the solid and company of native artists. Waguer’s famous Gardeu scene and *11 its vention o f the United Mineworker.s heated interior w mid instantly b< sonorous music-dramas have become pitcuresque coloring that has made of America, in its closiug sesssion come molten It is most probable th< most popolaa of all the great it the best loved o f French operas. today mad* sevcial slight changes that there are local pools and reset, masterwork». and two of them are The performance will be arrang in the working card of the union. voirs of molten mat< rials in and to be heard. There will be the ed as follows: up I«f tin ! t English singing «r Northwestern tour will range from The convention instructed its under the crust $1 to # 3 . Whenever there superb ' Taunhaeuser,'' with its im Monday evening. February 5. tiats on the stage, delegates to the 1 uternatioual Mtu is a local disturbance caused by the mortal overture, seductive Venus- "Tannhaeuser." i ’ rt f Mar- Sunoa k iti for all peifor- ing Congress to work for definite shrinkage of the crust aud a releas- bt'ic music, sung by Vena* and the Tuesday evening, February •>. uger Suva.e's educational plan 111 manees will he placed on sale at the and practical arrangements rega-> 1 - ot pressure, we may suppose that Mmstrel Knight, px p .Lvri ; Grind pera in En- theatre Monday. January 29 , ner- the inspiring. "R igoletto." ing working cards. Wednesday matinee, February 7 . pools ot liquid rock are formed "Pilgrims Chorus.-' great aria for rformances at mittiag patron* to -t their seat* Indianapolis was select'd for the Through fissures in the rar'h’s the beautiful Elizabeth and poetic •T<oheiignn." I’" " - ” “ " !>•' than thus« paid for all four performance* in advance next convenGon of the United crust such molten masses have in ' Soto: to the Evening Star’ ’ for Wednesday evening, February 7, theatrical at- of the regular sate that opens on Mmeworktrs of America, one year the past ages been forced up and Wolfram tractions, «o that the reasonable Thursday, February j. “ Faust." ftom now spread over the surface. The lava "Lohengrin,” with its romance 1 Each opera will be staged with * >li claweaof moaicj Mail and oat ol t< wñ ord en a »* The convention adjourned at 2 10 beds of Arizcna. New Mexico and oi Holy G 'ail Kuight who rescues the same elaborate attention that •■tin sema ot taining remittances payable to Mr this afternoon, subject to the call of other western poiut*. the Bahsadts the Princess Elsa, with its beautiful has made *he Savage production oj-.ra-*. Accordingly the scale < f W. T. Pang’e will be filled ns near president Mitchell. of the Hudson river, the Giant's, ' Wedding Mattb'( “ Dream 8 o n g ," j famous and the casts will be made j prices for reserved seats on the ‘ as possible to location desired. to follow any such vein or dip there of into or under the surface of any such adjoiuing claim, the owners ol such vein shall have the right to make all tunnels, drifts, upraises or other underground workings as may be necessary for the successful and economical working of such vein through the subsurface of any such adjoining claim or claims. ••All patents hereafter issued for mining claims shall contain a pro vision embodying the forgoing right.’ ’ The bill has been referred to the committee on mines, o f which Sena tor Clark is a member, and ha feels reasonably certain of having it re ported favorably and passed the sen ate at an early day.— Ex Firsl National Bank Currin & Veatch. 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