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C. J. HOWARD EDITOR.
I eputy II. J. Day Betrays II s
Chief and Skips With $21 10 49.
Knlorol ut tho iin-ttolllco nt fottnuo ilrovc,
Oro-jim ns Vui'iiik! CIhkh mull miitlor.
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AdvurtNliiK rii.'co nimlii hiuiwii uimn
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Friday, Nov. 3, 1899.
The Salem Statesman has pur
chased one of the latest improved
Fridav Oi't. 20, Dopntv Shorill' H. .1.
Day left Eugene f I'-'i' lun I on oflir1-! I
lus ncss. Ho was oxpec I'd to 1011 n
Ni.nday, bat instead of coining lie wind j
t his wife Hint ho would lie home Mon-1
' dav or Tnes lav. Tuesday eauie lint no!
Deputy. Mrs. Day became uneasy and j
telegraphed Mr. Day's b other at New-1
.,,i . I ben:, who answored ilmr lie knew
power newspaper p.w t nothing of Deputv Sheriir Day's where-1
pects to have the same turning out Mrs n;v olwtllte(l sheriirwj
the Statesman about the middle of, w Withers who wired tho Hotel Perkins
December. R. J. Hendricks, well Portland, ascertain ing that Day had
known in political and newspaner given np his ronn Sunday the day he
. , , .....;.: tvi't-'i I telegraphed his wife that ho would ro-
ctrcles of Oregon, in association wit. 1 , .
., , ... , turn early in the week.
Geo. Saubertbecc me identified with! shcriir Withors lu.uno HU;pMoUB
the Statesman early in the So's and aml up)n Koi1K over tll0 ,.0tv'8 books,
Mr Hendricks has maintained a ! 01 which Dav as his Hist deputy had
direct charge, found to his bitter dis
appointment that $2,110.40 of the pub
lic money which had not been turned
over to the treasurer was missing.
The blow was a heavy one to Sheriff
Withers not only from a financial point
of view, but owing to his implicit con
fidence in his deputy.
The county court immediately ottered
a reward of $100 for news of Dnv's
whereabouts, but he seems to have
covered his trucks well, and thus far no
information is at ban 1.
H.J. Day was perhaps as we'l known
throughout this section as any man in
Oregon. He has served as marshal of
Eugene a number of terms, as well as
deputy sheriff two terms under .las.
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controlling itterest since that time.
Mr. Hendricks is progressive and
i p o date in his 1 ewsorp i lens
and those who are acquainted with
the history of the Statesman con
cur that to his untiring energy and
determination to lift tlu one time
raggedly dressed sheet into a
prominent place in Oregon news
paperdom, is due the present in
fluential standing and splendid
circulation of Willamette valley's
leading paper. When a paper dis
cards the old hand press for a
country power press its a sure thing
that paper is growing; when the j Noland, and has been closely identified
wiwi jiiiui-3 111 uie lie iiiuuruui; jinny
Th rtttle Samson Is the Ideal school
shoe for boys and Rlrls who are hard on
ordinary shoo leather. It Is mado from
tough but soft and pliable leather, especial
ly selected; has sola leather tip and double
strengthened back. It Is built upon prin
ciples of comfort, strength and good
looks, a combination hard to t"
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Examine Our
STOCK
and
Ask Our
PRICES.
The "Llttlo Snmson" lias more Rood
solid wenr In It than any other bcIiooI
rthoo nindo.
au-Scn tlmtyon Rcttlm Rnnnltm "l.mii- Hlm.
foil." Tho nlmvo Trnilu-Mark U itamiwi va
tho solo or ovary hoc-
Tim "I.lttlo 8nmon" ichool than rc mude
liy tliu Krluitmnn llron. Shoo On , or Ht.
into of tliu lurKuil hoo tiotuci In tlio World'
Tluty staiut behind uvury pair (lint Irnvci llioir
factory. Tint' Hi reoon w can Mil thlm to
you wllli an eiecpllanally ilranf fiurantM.
Wo carry a full lino ol "Llttlo Simion"
school shoos in all sizes at popular price.
(nwM..MwswiiiiBaii!OHonoHeBOE!oe
country press is discarded for a
hetter one its a sure sign the paper
is growing fast; when that press is
thrown aside and a bang-up
modern improved press of the latest
pattern is placed in position that
paper isn't only growing, and
growing fast, but its taking a 2:10
for the last 15 years. He was promi
nent in "lodge circles in Eugene and had
friends by the score who can hardly
bring themselves to tho belief that he
would betray his greatest benefai-tor
Sheriff Withers.
It is difficult even at this late
dav for manv residents of Lane
clip for a place along side of the county tQ associate H j Day with
Wo-pst of 'em. buccess to Uie
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Statesman, and we might say, suc
cess to Bob too, but then he - don't
need it He's a success anyway.
the crime of appropriating pub
lic inoney to his own use. Never
theless we are compelled to accept
the situation as it is. In doing so,
no matter how black we may paint
the absconding deputy, we must
raise our voice 111 admiration lor
and honest
methods of Sheriff Withers. He
We WOOD suggest to subscribers
who have promised Bohemia
Nugget WOOD on subscription that
it WOOD be a brilliant idea if said
subscriber WOOD bring in the
WOOD this week. Of course we
WOOD not use all of the WOOD this
week but we WOOD like to have it in
our borrowed WOOD-shecl so we
WOOD know whore to get it when
our neighbors shall have locked
their V OOD shed. An arrange
ment of this kind WOOD enable
us to burn our own WOOD and the
subscription book WOOD look
better. Line up boys and while
you are lining tif it WOOD bea , J)r
good idea to WOOD up.
financially, but where there is a loss
there is a gain. He has proved
himself to be an honest man.
It seems to hurt the Review, a
paper of a few hundred circulation
published at Roseburg to think that 1 the commendable
the Plaindealer, the Review's peer,
morally and intellectually, dared to has strajghtened np the affair with
criticise said Review s method ot the coulltyi an(i tociay he is the
sticking its journalistic nose into Qixly man suff,ring for the crime
other people's business, in the'antl ingratitude of his favorite
matter of publishing "news" items ; deputy, who so far as the looks of
regarding the Bohemia mining the thing is concerned might just
litigation, and finds solace in the as wen stabbed his benefactor in
remark that "a paper that gives the back The affair places Sheriff
the news without tear or iavor gets withers in an embarrasing position
used to being maligned." Now
this is good, but the honest (?) Re
view should have added, "without
regard-to the truth," for everybody
knows that the scurrilous article
which the Review allowed to dis
grace even its columns, and which
that paper is pleased to call 1 'news' '
was as unwan anted as it is scurril
ous, and the truth isn't in in it.
It is hardly necessary for the Re
view to mention the little affair
again. Everybody knows it was a
a riciculous and scabby falsehood,
written by an individual who didn't
have manhood enough to sign his
own name to it. In fact its of little
consequence anyway those who
happened to get a "marked copy"
of that issue of the "only great"
(Roseburg) Review just consider
the source,
Many of the editors of this great
commonwealth who never shot off
a pop gun are busily engaged in
giving the government advice as
to how the war should be con
ducted. Statesman.
The Boers captured two regiment b
and a Mountain battery of seven
Kims of tho British Out. 31. The Eng
lish pres. is severe in its criticism of .the
management of the British war depart
ment. Vice President Hobart is reported
slightly improved in health.
Perry Ely, of Kelso, Washington, who
has been looking after his Bohemia in
terests returned home Thursday.
CHAMBERLAIN'S PAIN BALM
CURES OTHERS, WHY NOT YOU?
My wife has been using Chamber
lain's Pain Balm, with good results, for
a lame shoulder that has pained her con
tinually for nine years. Wo have tried
all kinds of medicines and doctors with
out receiving any benefit from any o
them. One day wo saw an advertise
ment of this medicine and thought of
trying it, which we did with tho best of
satisfaction. Sho has used only ono
bottle and her shoulder is almost well.
AnoLi'ii L MiMiKTT, Manchester, N. II.
For sale by Benson Dituo Co,, Cottage
Grove, druggist. Lyon.i & Ai'I'IjKO.vth,
Cranberries!
Cranberries!
Cranberries!
First of tho i-oason
Ciunining& Sehr.
Fur quality and cheapness in frenh
muats go to the Control meat market.
Notice Hemenwity it Burklu.lder'H
ad. Shoes, shoes, shoes.
If you want glas.-es lilted to your eyes
go to Davidson the Jeweler.
Fresh candies ove'ry day, made from
pure sugar at tho Tailor shop.
Timothy seed, just. received at dim
ming & Sehr.
You should trust your wateli with a
llrst class Joweler, Patronize Davidson.
We sell good goods at good prices for
our customers, Central Meat Market.
If von want to buy a wateli, or jewelry
I consult Davidson, who will uuvo you
money.
Mackintoshes that will turn the rain,
sold by Eakin & Bitis-row.
Look out for the Bohemia Nugget's
solicitor. Treat him right.
Sailors tho latest fall styles arc now
ready for inspection at Miss Meinzora.
Buy your urass seed of U.vkin &
Bhistow.
The Southern Pacific Go's excursion
trains to the Portland exposition were
well loaded this week with paHsungers.
The best shoes in Cottage Grove,
Hememvuy & Bnrkholder.
Gkipfin it Viiatcu Co, 1110 tho loadeis
j in all kinds of mining supplies, amiiiii-
nition and sporting goods.
I Smoked Halibut, the best von ever
I saw just in and going liko hot cake.-, at
j dimming it Sehr.
New crockery and glasswaro at
Cummino it Sunn's.
How's vour sole? If it is in need of
fixin' take it to Nokes. oppoaito Racket
store .
Suits! Suits!! Tailor mado suits! ! !
Up to date in everv respect, from .flC up.
Call and s.eo samplee.
Gko. Hoiilman.
Remember Dr. 1. L. Suofndd, Dentist
when you want dental work done.
New! beautiful, stylish dref, goods In
patterns, trimming silks. Hemenway it
Burkholder.
The Northern Pacific have recently
established ap agency tn.our city with
Mr. James Hemenway as agent. Cal
on or write him in regard to tickets to
all Eastern points.
T. A. Lewis, boot and shoo .repair
shop. First class work, low prices.
Opposite Sherwood Hotel.
Eakin it Bristow have a new ad this
week. In the ad they call attention to
a fine lino of wraps just In. Call and see
them .
Bo sure and see tho latest styles in
fall and winter hats, just arrived at Miss
Meinzers.
Eakin it Bristow aro agents for the
Genuine Oliver Chilled and Steel
Plows and extras.
Boys, have you seon thoso fine shot
guns at Ghifkin it Veatcii Co.
If you want a cook stove, heating
stove or camp atovo go to F. B.
PlIIUJl'S.
Whito blankets at Eakin & Bristow?,
all tho way from 50o to $10 per pair.
F. 11. Pni'i.nius has his new stock of
heaters in. Go and seo them thoyare
beauties
Ren Sanford met with quite an acci
dent at school, lis was sliding down
tho stair banister when ho fell throwing
his right wriHt out of place.
Ri&WE.T STORE.
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Wv. vmi save you W
Mens' Underwear from 50c. to J Ladies' Underwear from 25c. to
"$50 per Garment.
00 per Garment.
Mens Hats from 50c. to $3.00. 4 Indies' Underskirts, 50c. to $1.00
We are sole agents for the ROY A I. TA I I.ORINO Co. Conic and
inspect our Samples bdore buj ing your I'all Suit nnd Overcoat.
E. WALL & WHIPPLE, Props.
rag?
Has your husband been kicking nbotit
the toughness ami quality of the meat
your market has been delivering you
lately? About the price, too? We
would like to supply your table with
meals, Our steaks and chops are ten
der and at the right price; and as good
cutters as the town affords.
GOOD WIvIGHTjcjrJ gtTGlVK US A TRIAL.
JVEo In l'lniul ATtinl Go. cottaukukovf, okk.
BENSOFTDRUG COMPANY!
A Complete and Well Selected Line of the.
Best Drugs hi the Market
Kept Constantly in Stock.
llenifin Drug Company, Cotniye drove. Ore.
James Hemenway
DEALER IN -
Real Estate and Mining- Property.
Ui-princnln
Fire, Life and Accident Insurance C mpanies.
NOTARY I'UBLIO
Kliict Attention paid to Collections
Office opposite Sherwood Hotel.
Printed by Permission
MISS ANNA HARMS formerly of this city, but now of Thurston,
Ore., has taken five bottles of RAD A MS MICROIJK KILLER She
says, "I have received much good from it." She recognizes it as a
great curative agent. If you are sick its benefits are for you. Send or
call for pamphlet.
A. P. Howard, Ag't,
Residence with . I. K. Iiarrett. Cottage ti rove, Orejjon,
"Look H
ere!
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