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About The Leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1895-1903 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 16, 1903)
----- El - THE LEADER. The Commoner, Mr Bryan’s pa COTTAGE GROVE. - - OHEOÜS. per, will he especially interesting and instructive during the present P u b lis h e d E v e r y F r id a y . Proprietor session o f congress. The action o f L . F. W ool « this congress will probably deter Entered at the Cottage Grove po»l- mine the issues upon which the oflloe as second-class matter. next presidential campaign will he F R ID A Y -------- J asuabt , 16, 1903. fought. The Commoner pro|K>ses to carry on a campaign o f o f educa S U B S C R I P T I O N R 7 Í T E S . ¡ tion and organization to the end that democratic principles may 91.M O nk Y eah .75 triumph. S ix M onths .50 TiittFX M onths In addition to the editorial de I f |>aUI in advance but It net an p .M a partment, which receives Mr B ry uniform rate of »3.00 per year will be ehanrerl Ad vertlsinis rates made known upon appli an’s personal attention. The Com cation. moner contains a Current Topic De O u r C lu bbin g.Lbs t. 2:10 partment, The Home department, The Commoner. > 2.0 I Mr Maupin's— Whether Common Twice-a-week Itepublie $2.10 or Not— and other good features, CinoiDDatti Knquirer $2.50 any of which is well worth thosu b-; Weokly Examiner $2.50 Weekly Oregonian scriptiou price o f the paper. The Commoner as a whole is! Senator M ilt Miller of Linu Coun clean, entertaining and instructive, ty bus introduced a bill in the and its rapid increase in circula- | Oregon Legislature putting all tion, now amounting to 140,000,; state officers on a flat salary. We is pcoof o f the paper’s strength and predict tlio passage of the bill will influence. Wo have tunde arrange be a “ flat” failure. ments with Mr Bryan whereby The Commoner can be supplied w ith ; Miss Moliie Atcbinson, who was i T he L ea d kií , both papers for one the largest woman in the stato of year for <2.00. This offer applies Illinois died at her homo in Benton both to new and renewal subscrih-! 111. Jan 1st. She was 20 years old ers if taken advantage o f during the mouth o f January. A ll orders and weighed 520 pounds. should he sent in to this office. $ W in Marcer, a base hall pitcher in the All American team com mitted suicide by the gas route Tuesday last. He was probably overcome by the excessive talk of baseball war which is now raging on the coast. George Gould’s fine residence in New York suffered from a $.">0,000 blaze Tuesday. I t is a dollar to a doughnut that the loss was fully insured however and the gentleman w ill not have to dine long at the free soup house. The remains o f the State con gressman Thos Tongue are on the road to his home at Hillsboro accompanied by a congressional escort headed by Representative Moody of Oregon. The funeral will take place Sunday at Mr Tongue’s old home. It is too had to have to record the fact that a light two horse bug gy drove all the way up from Eu gene to the Grore only to be inired down within UM) yards of the depot m this place. Whats the matter with our people? Are we ever going to get a move on us and fix up our Htreets? W o hear Republican politicians and newspapers say much these \ days about republican prosperity j perhaps the following statistics compiled by the department of agriculture will help toexplain why times are better than a few years ago. The corn crop for 1902 reached the enormous figure o f 2,523,000,000 hush-lsjust 1.091,000,000 bushels more than in the year 1901 which was a record braker. The wheat crops of tfie United States in 1901 and 1902 ¡Anounted to 1,418,000.000 bushels which brought the farmers just $200,000,000 more motiay than any two years previous to 1890.! The ont crop o f last year was 9.87.- - 000,000 bushels a gain of25per cen t1 over 1901 which was also a record breaker at that time. Nor is this all. The production o f hay in the United States last year amounted to 20,000,000 tons more that anv previous year in tiie history o f our country. For the past five years the staple products have brought the farmer more that $2,000,000,000 more than did the same products during the previous 5 years. The corn, wheat oats and potato crop o f last year iras larger than any previous year in our history by over 1,590,000,- 000 bushels. I f the people ever had any hopes that tho republicans could be Lane County is well represented | trusted to remedy tiie evils of in tiie Oregon Legislature this the protective tariff system session. W ith lion L T Harris as they ought to now cast such hopes - - « l'iter c ftlie Lower House, and A aside. For tho position o f the C Jo-.ni tigs chief clerk and S L party leaders on tiie coni question Moorhead chief clerk of the Senate, certainly closes up tiie tariff revisi- Old Lane should manage to get sion book with a bang that cannot along very well, It would be in l>o misunderstood. The tariff will order now for lion Sam Friendly not be revised by its ‘ ‘friends.-’ W ith to walk off with the senatorial tho thousands o f people actually Hum. freezing to deatli in the eastern states because o f a scarcity o f fuel W ith the president o f the senate and with tiie price o f coal absolute chosen end the speakership settled ly out of tiie reach o f tiie poor the Oregon Legislature can now people, the pitful spectacle is pre settle down to business and proceed sented of t(je leaders of the republi to elect a U 8 Senator to suceed can party fearing to take what they Joe Simmon. It is to be hoped the themselves deem a nominal duty of I ♦57 cents off of aothracito coal, contait will not b t long drawn out. . . , - A. ... ... bocaueo it in i gut become au entering So far as the policy of the renumi- , n wedge with which other excessive party is concerned any o f the duties might bo pried off of tho list. prominent candidates mentioned The horrible thought! What a will perhaps with equal li-b litv :m j .... i l , | sacrilege to tamper with the lmmor- ahility stand by the administration [ ,n, N o qo f t * mn|| Dever m ~ --------------- jy i & e .â ! FI I W r ¿ u L lx r = il- ^ M U Of Capes, Coats, Jackets, Furs, and Skirts in the latest cuts and pat crus, is no u on. T h e y w ill go at g re a tly ¿ucea m }i fehl $ T> I! iS . tv f O ther W i te r Goces w ill also be Sold a t reduced P rices until further liM * 1 1 notice. n\ S . * Lurclii s V- k '/ '- VI m tg CITY M A R K E T Bartels & Vea teli, Props. - Choicest Meats, Hams, Bacon and Lard always on hand. 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