The Leader., December 13, 1901, Image 2

THE
COTTAGE
LEADER.
G R O VE, - - OR E G O N .
P u b lis h e d
Every Friday.
L . F. W oo l e y
Proprietor
C. W .
M anaging Editor
W allace
Mines and Mining. (If
A
NEW
M IN IN G
COM PANY
The Hiawatha M iuing and Milling
Co have filed articles of incorpora­
Entered at the Cottage Grove post- tion with Couoty Clerk Lee. The
office as second-class tim .ter.
incorporutors are Alfred Johnson
John E Russell and F U Eby,
S U B S C R IP T IO N
O ne Y
RH TES.
$1.50
eas
.75
S ix M o n t h s
.50
T hree M o nth s
I f paid In advance but It not so paid
uniform rate of «Z.00 per year will be charged.
Advertising rates made known upon appli
cation.
O u r C lu b b in g List.
The Commoner.
Twice-a-week Republic
Cincinnati Enquirer
tbe principal place of
and
business is
Cottage Grove. The capital stock
of the corporation is given as $100,-
000 divided into 1,000,000
$2.60
$2.50
Copies of this paper may be found
W ash in g­
ton, D C.
ec .
S.
with a value of 10 ceuts each.
point of View for Christmas Gifts,
stands unrivaled.
Karr« Clover Root T«a parine« Ike Bloed
shares
S O C IA L
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EVENTS.
The
object of the corporation is to engage
On the Belcher claim, owned by
the United States Consolidated Gold
Mining
Company in the
Bohemia
on file at W ashington in the office of
district, tbe principal atockholders
on r special correspondent, E O Sig-
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f ' 4 4 m y-v Guaranteed to cure Con-
1 i l I P t * sumption, B r o n c h i t i s ,
A s t li m a , and all Lung
Troubles. Cures Coughs and Colds in a day.
25 cents.
Write to
C. W e l l « S l C o .,
L e Roy, N . Y., for free trial bottle.
Mrs L
D
13 1901
After about
two
hours of
At L U R C H ’
Duet....... Misses Lillian Hart and Neva Perkins
Recitation.......................Nias Eva Chamberlain
Instrumental Selection.... Miss Khrmlae Veatch
Vocal Duett........ ..... Misses Hart.and Johnson
tleiil illation............ ............... Mr. A . CL Young
chorus.................................................¿....Class
lioinia brought down with him some
Men’s and Boys’ Clothing at 10 per cent discount until January 1, 1902.
Each and every nurnkar on the pro
gram was well rendered and deserv­
ing
of
praise.
The
instrumental
duet by Misses H art and Perkins
after the Indiau should be treated small samples of the ore, assays of
as a unit and not as
member of a which aro being made this afternoon and Mr. Yougn’s declimation were
t r ib e ; recommends generous sup­ Mr Leigh said this morning the sam­ excellent, as was also the selection
port of the Charleston arid St Louis ples showed much richness and he by Miss Veatch.
After tbe conclusion of the pro­
expositions and the Smithsonian expected them to assay very high.—
gram refreshments wore served and
Institute and the National Museum. Guard.
the guests bid tneir hostess good-
H e advises that the Census Bureau
F
Wbei) in peed of
a
be made perm enant; that Congress
assist in the removal of
abuse
of
THE
policy"
W e were among
those
who
at­
in China; hopes for benificial results the transaction of a number of deals tended the fluke-ball game A t the
from the
American Congress; which when coneumated will mean Grove last Saturdny afternoon, but
gret deal for tho company. M r cannot be numbered with the disap­
urges the return
Co. gress of tbe
W e i! and L a A b ra award frau d u l­ LeRroy brought out a number of pointed, altogether, for it was our
pan-
by
they pleasure to remain over for the
iclosee with congtatulAtion upon are now working. In the shaft at a overland that night, in company
the cordial relation existing between depth of 18 feet the ledge is G feet with Mrs Colvin and Miss Hefty, of
After supper at the
the United States and foreign wide with 30 inches of the richest this place
Hotel
Imperial,
our party were in­
galena
ore
that
has
ever
been
un­
nations.
ently obtained
from
M exico and
S T A B L E R
the homes.
the the second class mail privilege ; mines the first of the week on bus­
iness. Connected with his visit is
com m ends the ‘‘open-door
Ä S III0 N
uiglit and departed for their various
LEROY
Frank LeRoy came out from
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the following paosrnm was rendered :
copper ore has just been opened.
Asseyor Herbert Leigh, who re
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Remember your Friends and select a Suitable Gift
social chats and parlor amusements
in which are Messers I W Poke and
F S Day of this city, a tine bed of
turned yesterday from a trip to Bo-
M r. Roosevelt believes that here
spent
•
HAVE YOU SEEN
THAT SPECIAL
XMAS COUNTER?
Beck entertained her
milling Sunday School class at her home
$2:10 business in the Bohemia district.
last Friday evening.
There were
$2.00
about twenty of the class present
R IC H B O D Y O F C O P P E R
$2.10
and a most enjoyable* evening was
Weekly Oregonian
F R ID A Y .
Shiloh’s
Consumption
in the general mining and
W eekly Examiner
gers, 918 F Street, N W
You Could Look
into the future and see the condition
to which your cough, if neglected,
will bring you, you would seek relief at
once—and that naturally would be through
samples from tbe ledge where
It Will paij ijoü-to call at
Yprao's Shoe Store,
C H R IS M A N & BANG-S. Props.
GENERAL L IV E R Y BUSINESS
TRANSACTED
O re .
C O T T A G E G R O V E % BO H E M IA
Eugene,
F o r S a le o r
STAGE LINE &rrji^TfL..
CENTRAL MARKET
T ra d e.
The company vited dowD to the home of M r and
A good income bearing property
is having a now geared hand hoist Mrs Wouley, of that place, and most
Cottage Gaove
have the show
in a thriving mill town in Oregon for
made at tho Eugene foundry. When royally entertained until overland
windows been so artistically decorat
sale or trade. For information address
placed in position over the shaft time, plenty of good music and re
ed as they are at the present time.
Lock Box I I , Cottage Grove, Ore.
they will be able to lift 1000 pounds freshments being a feature most
O ur merchaats are better prepared
T o C u r e u C o ltl I n O n e D ay.
extravagently
lavished
by
our
of ore.
than ever before to handle the
Take Laxative Bromo
Quinine
talented hostess. I t was a most Tablets. All druggists refund the
o n fl $Vt£tir H$n»V‘ W ft FA
s » v m l H is L ife .
.... ..«»,♦ nnnfluinn W
11«
tl Till t ill’ money if it fails to cure. E W Grove’s
filled with fine and beautiful presents
‘‘I wish tosn vth n tl feel I owe my
signature is ou eacii u a . i x .
evening wore away too soon while
as well as useful articles. Read the life to Kodol Dyspepsia Cure,” writes
Says l i e W a s T o i t u r e d .
H C Chrestenson of Hayfleld, Minn. being entertained by the queen of
advertisements in tho columns of ‘For threo years I was troubled with
the Gi'Ove entertainers. W e hope • “ I suffered such pain from corns I
Choicest Meats, Hams, Bacon and Lard alwnvfl on
dyspepsia
so
that
I
could
hold
nothing
this paper and you will know where
on my stoumche. Many times I would it shall soon be our pleasure to have could hardly walk,” writes H Robin­
hand. And in fact everything u h u h I v kept in à first-
the enterprising merchants can be be unable to retain a morsel of food.
son, Hillsborough, Ills, but Buokien’s
another such evening to record.—
olass market.
found. W e are proud to say that tho Finally I was con lined to my bed.
Arnica Salvo completely cured them,”
Doctors said I could not live. I read Nonpariel.
Acts
like
magic
on
sprains,
bruises
Grove merchants carry as complete one of your advertisements on Kodol
cuts, sores, scalds, burns, boils, ulcers.
a line of goods in the different Dyspepsia Cure ami thought It fit my
f is h
sea so n
Wednesday evening we had the Perfect heuler of skin diseases and
ease and commenced Its use. I began
branches os can be found in many to Improve from the first bottle. Now
pleasure of accepting a kind invita­ piles. Cure guaranteed by Currin
of the large cities and their prices I am cured and recommend it to all.”
W e have no ntnnd-in with the dentist« on tough meats. Give
Digests your food. Cures all stomach tion to attend the smoker givon by D m g Co 25c.
a trial and we will treat you right.
are lower than the prices of the troubles. Benson Drug Co.
Juventus L od ge No. 18, K. of P. S t o p « T ta c C o n i h W o r k s a ir li r e C o ld
large city stores. Buy your Christ­
Laxative
Brorno-Quinine Tablets
One of the fundamental principals
C lu ir c li A n n o u n c e m e n ts .
cure a cold a cold In one day. No
mas goods at home, from home
upon which this order is founded is Cafe, no Fay. Price 25 cents.
merchants. They are tbe men who
friendship and it is also their teach­
There
will
be
preaching at
help to build up our town.
M a n u fa c t u r e r
F o r O v e r F i f t y Te a rs .
Saginaw Sunday afternoon at 2:30 ing that friendship should not only
anti D e a le r in
A n O l d a n d W k l l - T h ik d K k m k d t .— Mrs
be shown to members of tbeir order Winslow s Soothing Syrup lias been used for
Claim jumpers occasionally do o ’clock.
j...
over fifty years bv millions of mothers (or their H a rn e s s ,
« great injustice to claim owners
Preaching at the M E Church but to mankind iu general. Acting ofcUdren white toothing, with perfect sucre«#
Never before in the history
of
covered in the camp.
Bartels & Veatch, Props.
: m>T
Geo MEINZER,
through
a mistaken notion as
to wheter the annual representa­
tion work has been done, i t often
happens that the claim jumper
lias no other authority for assum­
in g that a claim is jumpable than
the fact that no record o f an­
nual reprlesentation work has been
made in the office o f the county
clerk. In default o f the record he
assumes that the claim hag been
abandoned. H e is not justified in
this. Tho law does not make such
a .record mandatory. I t docs not
eyen require it to be made. It
merely says the claim owner "m a y”
make such a record within twenty
days from the completion o f such
work, setting forth certain facts.
The only advantage ot making
such a record is that the law con­
strues it as prima facie evidence
that the work has been done. I f a
claim is jumped after the assess­
ment work has been recorded, the
burden o f proof is upon the jumper
to show that the work has not been
done aa contemplated by law; on the
other hand if the assessment work
is not recorded the burden o f proof
rests upon the owner o f the claim
to show that the work has been
done. Aside from these features of
the case the matter o f record cuts
no figure. The man who jumps
the claim simply beesnse the an­
nual assessment work has not been
recorder! is taking too many chan­
ces. T b e only safe way is to have
personal knowledge that the work
Kas not been done.
both morning and evening
Sunday. Evening text “The
of Jesus.’’
It soothes the child, softens the Kama, Allays all
next on this teaching of the order, Ju- pain. cures wind colic, and in the best remedy
Diarrhoea. In pleasant to the taste. Hold
tears vectus L od ge at its lost regular for
by, Druggists in every part of the World. Twenty
meetiug, decided to give a Smoker
Mr R S Marshal, the California
Evangelist who is now conducting
a very successful revivnl at Drain,
will commence a meeting in the M E
church at this place sometime next
month. He has held several meet-
ugs in OregoD and has been thus
far very successful.
The address given by Miss Minnie
Freckey, on Home Missions at the
M E church last Friday evening was
excellent. Those who failed to hear
missed a rare treat. As a result
of the address a Womans Home
Missionary society will be organized
nt Mra James Benson's this Friday
afternoon.
V # n K n o w W h n l V o n A r e T a k in g 's
to its members and a number of in­
vited guests.
Cheapnese and durability combined
with 1st class material and neat work­
manship help draw a steady trade.
Do not buy until you sec our stock
and get our prices
Lurch were appointed a committee
to arrange
for
the
affair
which
should take the place of their next
regular
meeeting.
such men as
W all
would
The
fact
were placed on the committee
insure its
success, for
SHOP OPPOSITE PONT OFFICE, MAIN STREET
no-'
where can be found two better men
to place in charge of such an affair.
WOMANS REUEF
Invitations were extended to a nura
A really healthy woman has lit-
ber of the representative men of the
*!«■' pain o r
town to join with the members in
menstrual
this social event.
heads to
Upon arriving at the ball W ed ­
were spent at whist and
enjoying
the fragraut Havana, when Cbaun-
celor Commander Jenkins called tbe
house to order to listen to tbe fol­
lowing program:
Address ot W elM n w ................... ..... J
discom fort
period#
have
any.
No
at
the
woman
W in e
of
Cardui w ill quickly relievo those
smarting
fhc
menstrual
d ragging
head,
pains
back
and
an d1
side aches, caused by fallin g of
the wom b and irregular menses. I
W IH E ’ CARDUI
has brought permanent relief to
L,000,000 women who suffered
every month.
It makes the men­
Medley
strual organs strong and healthy.
Soliloquy............... .......- ..............-C J Howard
I t is the provision made by Na-
S
Extract from shskeapear..... ........ A U Yoon«
........----- -—. ........... H B n lu at
the Cointc Son*.---- ---- -------- ------------------ T H Supple
This company will appear nt
Opera House iu this city on
After the conclusion of tbe pro­
eveuing of Dec 31. The company
conies here in tbe interest o f our gram the tables were set with a
public
schools- Prof B riggs is most sumptuous spread which was
deserving of much praise in secur- greatly enjoyed by all. It was a
such a high class company.
a late hour when tbe guests depart­
f « r M i i r l n r l n . ed and each of the jolly crowd vot­
Chills ami Feves of Grove.s Teste
ed that tbe occasion bad been one
less Chill Tonic It is simply Iron and
pilne In a tasteless form. No cure— of the most pleasant ever spent in
Cottag* Grove.
no pay. Price 50c.
Eugene Oregon,
Under New
MANAGEMENT
And with a complete stock of
Japanese G-oods,
School Books.
Stationery
And a full line of
Photo Album s.
O ur Harness oils, Leatli-1
When in our city, give us a chi ! and see tnat
er Belting are of the best.
that
Messers Lurch and
the Comic Kprerh
T l » e Host P r e s c r ip t 1 « n
Its value Is incalculable
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winvlow’ s Soothing
syrup and take no other kind.
D r Geo W all aud Ben
When you take Orove’o Tasteless Chill nesday evening the guests were met
Topic because the formula Is plainly
Jrlnted on every bottle showing that by the members and by their cour­
t simply Iron ami Quinine In a taste­ tesy were made to feel welcome and
less form. N o Cure, No Pay. 50c.
perfectly at home.
A few hours
| It was a pleased audience that as­
sembled at the Y M C A last night
o hear the concert by the Schubert
Symphony Club A n d Lady Quartette.
The entertainment was of a high
order and merited the applause
which was accorded every number.
— The Sioux Cily Daily Tribune.
five, cents a bottle.
S a d d le ry,
B rid le s
P a d s and
C o lla rs
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
Price are Right,
___________ II C M I L L E R, l’ rop.
MUSIC LESSONS
Mrs. L. D BECK.
Will '■tve MUSIC Le sons on Iho
Digests what you eat.
This preparation contains all of the
P IA N O ^
digestants and digests all kinds of
food. It gives instant relief and never
fails to cure. It allows you to eat all A t t h e -
the food you want. The most sensitive
stomachs can take it. By its use many
thousands of dyspeptics have been
cured after everything else failed. It
prevents formation o f gas on the stom­
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ach, relieving all distressaftercating. I
Dieting unnecessary. Pleasant to take.
Using the Late, Graded German
It oan't help
Method now taught in
but do you good Berlin, Germany.
C.
S h e e !b 2 iti
zw { S f . l h e ’s o i 'S S 1
V.
PARSONAGE
TEKMS- 60 C M PER l e s s o n o r 30 M INU TES.
What Shall We Have For Dessert?
This question arises in the family
every day. Let ns answer it to-day
Try Jell-0 a delicious and healthful
dessert Prepared in two minutes Thi« ai sm a to re in on every box of iho genuino
L a x a tiv e U rom oQ u in in e T»b*t#
N o boiling! no baking! simply add
boding water and
set to cool, tbo remedy that c o r r o m ro l«t 2a w ee d a y
flavor«:— Lemon. Orange,
Rasp­
berry and Strawberry. Get a pack
age at your grocers to-day. 10c ta.
tor children,sate,sure. No optato*.
Foley's Money and Tar