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18, 1901.
O u r Cluhliinj; 1,1st.
The L eader and
The Commoner.
Twioo-a-week Republic
Silver Night Watchman
Cincinnatti Enquirer
Weekly Examiner
Weekly Oregonian
$2:10
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Copies of this paper may l>o found
on file at Washington in the office of
our special correspondent, E G Sig-
gers, 918 1' Jtreet, N W Washing
ton, D C.
Thu nomination of “ Dick” Harlan,
son o f justice Harlan of the Su
preme Court, who has been report
ed as entertaining doubts of the
constitutionality o f the McKinley
colonial policy, if not actually be
lieving it to be unconstitutianal. to
an important judicial position in
Porto Rico, which is now belore
the Senate, has caused much com
ment in politicle circles in Wash
ington. This is not surprising in
view of the fact that Mckinley had
but recently refused to give “ Dick”
a judicial position in the judicial
District of Columbia for which he
was an applicant.
Mr McKinley may not have made
the appointment to make sure of
the vote o f Justice Harlan on the
pending cases, but the fact that it
has been made at this time has
naturally bred gossip along this
line.
W ith
out help, a
bald spot
n e v e r
g r o w s
Job W ork
tliis
smaller.
11 k e e p s
O ffic e .
The L e a d e r has made arrange
ments with Win. J. Bryan to club
with the ‘‘Commoner,” Mr Bryan’s
new weekly paper, which will be
launched upon the Journalistic sea,
the first of the year, at Lincoln,
Nebraska.
W e believe Mr Bryan’s
venture into newspapordom will be
a successful one and we predict he
will have a half million subscribers
within a year. The subscription
price o f the “ Commoner” will be
$1.00 per year ; that of th L e a d e r
$1.50 per year, invariably iu ad
vance. Now for our idler. To all
subscribers who will avail them
selves of this opportunity within the
next thirty days we will give a
years subscription to the L e a d e r
and the “ Commoner” for $2.10-
Mr Bryan wishes us to state
for the protection of all subscribers
that traveling agents will not be
employed in. soliciting subscriptions
for his paper.
G.
M .Ä
” My attack of miller’s Asthma was very
bad. I was afruid to lie down at night for
fear of smothering. I couldn't get my breath.
No matterif all the
doors and windows
in the house were
open, it seemed as
if there was no air
and that I »nust
surely smother to
death. Mr. W. B.
Long, of this city,
called my attention
to Acker’s English
Remedy for Throat
aud Lung Trou
bles. I thought lit
tle of it hut bought
obottle in the hopes
that it might help
me a little. It gave
me wonderful re
lief, and the second
botile cured me
completely. My re
covery is permanent, too, for ever since 1
have nut bad tho slightest return of my old
enemy. I consider Acker's English Remedy
by long odds the best medicine in the world
for hacking coughs, asthma and bronchitis.
It completely masters those stubborn dis
eases that many people wrongly suppose to
be incurable. If sufferers willjust try a sin
gle bottle, it will prove every word I have
said, and moretoo.” (Signed.)
J ohn
Up-to-date«.*«.'*.*«!*
-¿K.t
From &
spread-
_ ing, u n t i l
at last your friends
say, “ How bald he is
getting.”
Not easy to cure
an old baldness, but
easy to stop the first
thinning, easy to
check the first falling
out.
Used in time,
bald-
ness is
ma d e
im pos-
s i b 1 e
with —
it stops f a l l i n g ,
promotes growth, and
takes out all dandruff.
It always restores
color to faded or grav
hair, all the dork, rich
color of early life. You
may depend upon it
every time. It brings
health to the hair.
D.
E lliott ,
Commander John Megarah Post, No. 132,
Portland, Mich.
Sold at 25c. , 60c. and II a bottle, throughout
the United States and Canada: and in Eng
land at Is. 2d., 2s. 3d., 4s. 6d. Ifyouarenot
sati-iied after buying, return the bottle to
your druggist, and get your money back.
'W 'e IVIust R e d u c e -
OUR SPLENDID
STOCK
of
W IN T E R
GOODS
W e are making cut prices on various lines
of winter goo ds which must be closed out
before March 1st, and all who desire to obtain
the most and best for their money should al
ways laok here first, for bargains.
If V authorize the above guarantee.
JV. IS UO OKjLlt dt CO., Ib-oprietore, AdW York.
Among the many letters of in
quiry o f the resources ami develop
ment of Cottage Grove and vicinity
we receive from various parts of
the country, we respectfully call
the attention o f our progressive and
energetic realestate men to the fol
lowing interesting communication,
from Kansas. Not being able to
“ answer it in person” we hope
they will give ihy gentleman the
desired information.
Woodland, Kansas.
January 7th, 1901
Editor of tho L e a d e r . — Kind edi
tor:— Will you please give me some
information wbiclt I would like to
know, and for special reasons I wish
to fia out. Will horsesd and cattle,
say milk cows, shipped from Kansas
or Missouri to your country or Ore
gon, do well and thrive, or do you
know whether it would make any
difference? I an thinking of going
to your towu and wish to lake my
stock. What is the price of good
large horses, also give me the price
of good milk cows and heifers? How
many different rail roads come
through your town and how many
trains per day? What breed of
chickens have you there; what is the
price of poland hogs or havo you
that breed there?
Have you any
Rat-terrier dogs there or shepherd
dogs? Please answer an anxious
enquirer for infomution and oblige.
This is why I ask for information, if
you know,
please answer those
questions soon, also give me the
names of some of your realestate
men etc, the price of improved aud
unimproved laud, price of city prop
erty, otc. Please answer in person
or somo good realestate man answer
soon as I wish to know right away.
Vcr}’ Respectfully,
A M Downar,
Woodland, Bourbon Co, Kansas.
This
is a money saving which
should not be overlooked.
AT LURCH’S
P la y e d Hut.
D ull H eadache, Pains in various
p a n s o f tho body, sinkiDg nt the pit of
the stom ache. L oss o f appetite, fevtr-
ishtiess pimples o r sores are all positive
evidence o f im pure blood. No matter
how it became so it must be purfied in
order to obtain g o o d health. A ck er’ s
B lood E lixir has never failed to cure
S crofu lous or Syphilitic poison o r any
other blood disease. It is certainly a
w onderful rem edy uud we sell every
bottle on a positive guarantee. F or
sale by Benson D ru g Co.
F
F A S H IO N
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The lower house of Congress, by
0 O T T A G E G R O V E % BOHEMIA
“ 1 have used your Hair Y i^ or ami
The man who reads the “Twiee-
am grtiiitly plonae«! w ith it. I have
a majority ol 03, knocked out the
on ly u td o n « bottle o f it, ami yet
a-W oek” Republic, knows all „bout
my hair lias stopped failing o u t and
committee R. apportionment hill
assengm
haa started to grow again nicely.”
affairs political, domestic and for-
Lit s W i t
J UL
— t ,
and passed the Burleigh, bill which
Murch 28,1899.
Canova, 3. Dak.
and I’. S. Hail
eigu events, is posted about market
adds 29 members to the House,
W rite ifte OootoPm
and commercial matters generally.
mnking a total membership after
If yon do not obtain ail the benefits
y ou expected from the use of the
Tho womnn who reads tho “ Twice
Vigor, write the Doctor about it.
March 3, 1903, of 380 Representa
A'ldreas, Dit. J. C. AYER.
a-W eek" Republic, gathers a bit of j
L
ow
ell,
Mass.
tives.
The additional members
information about household affairs
lieing apportioned to 18 states, on
and late fashions aud finds recrea
a basis o f 194,182 o f population for
tion in tlie bright stories that come
OIFSlElGrOlsT.
each Representative.
LARGEST MAN IN THE WORLD.
under both the headings of fact and
First Term Begins Sept 10, 1000
fiction. There is gossip about new
Ilassan Ali is nn Egyptian of a
books and a dozzen other topics of
Business College Opens Nov 5, 1900.
McKinley has had the grip and bronzo color and in 23 years old.
especial interest lo the wide-awake
if he was half as badly frightened Hassan is eight feet seven inches
man or woman.
as the leaders of his party were, he in lioigt, aud measures ten feet
The L eadeii and this great “ Twieo- p n i T S Q P Q
was not to be envied. It isn’t Mr. from finger tip lo finger tip when
Normal, Business, Scientific, Classical, Theogical,
a Week paper can be obtained for u U U l L j I j u * '
Art and Music.
M cKinley’s present condition that his arms nro extended. His hand
the small sum of $1.75 per year.
frighted the republicans, hut the alono is thirteen inches long, while
This offer is good till Jan. 1, 1901 E igh t M onths for Graduation from Business Collage.
Mrs Michael Curtain, Plainfield, 111
possibilities it calls to their minds. his foot incased in a gigantio brown
The Three Years Normal Course, iiiultulhii: tin- Practice of Teaching In Ihej TriMiilngyehooI, la
makes
the
statement,
that
she
caught
When Teddy was given the second leather shoo, closely resembles a
the Shortest way to a State Cortltlcate and I.lte Diploma.
cold which settled on her lungs ; she M o k i t e a p o s t l t i v l y C u r e s S ic k H e a d a c h e .
place on the ticket it wns not with traveling bag. Tins foot is 22 inches was treated for a month hy her family
indigestion and constipation.
A
t*3>„ As a health lt< sort, Mineral Spriugs College has no rival for
any idea that ho would ever he long. He comes from a family of physician, but grew worse. He told her deligh tfu l herb drink. Rem oves all
Students in tha Slate. The pii. t hobits of its town, free from every
President. That is why even Mr giants. His father who is dead was she was a hopeless victim of consump eruptions o f the skin, producing a
tion and that no medicine could cure
Saloon infii.cnco, the f imoiis Soda Springs, and the pure air of the foot
perfect
com
p
lexiou
.
or
m
oney
refund
McKinley's slight illness alarms nine feet one inch high but lie her. ller druggist suggested Di King's
hills, aenders tbis an Ideal Oull-ge Location.
For Catalogues address
them.
never exhibited himself. His sister New Discovery for Consumption; she ed. 25 cts aud 50 cts. F or sale by all
D ruggists.
bought
a
bottle
and
to
her
delight
L
.
D.
B
E
C
K
,
A.
M
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is almost as tall as ho is. Hassun is
found herself benefited from first dose.
Morality and decency are shock healthy and has nn amiable disposi Slip continued its use and after taking
SOMETUIFG NEW.
ed by the assault o f Republican tion. His appetite corresponds with six bottles, found herself sound and
Just published by the Southern
organs upon ex-President Harrison his stature He is said to often ea t well; now does tier own housework, and Pacific Co, is a pain plot upon the
is as well us she over was.— Free trial
because ho lias had tho temerity to the whole of a small calf for his bottle of this Ureat Discovery by Ben- resources of Western Oregon, which
I f you buy a------- — ^
give utteraueo to genuine American dinner aud four whole turkeys Brug Co. Only 50 ets and $1.00, every includes an rxoellent map of the
bottle
guaranteed.
sentiment, and oppose tho over-¡just "nuke him a good lunch and a
state and contains information on
throw of the government o f the fa gallon of water just quenches his
In Russia, where the government climate, lands, education, etc exist
thers. They seem to forget that thirst. A man six feet tall, stands controls the oil industry, kerosene ing industries and their capabilities.
genuine American blood blond flows free under liisarm when extended at
Attention is also directed to snob
sells to the people for one cent per
For Sale bv
in Harrison’s veins, that his great riggt angles with his body and no
gallon, but the »vise statesmen of new fields for energy or capital as
grandfather was onoofthc-m en who six footer when standing on un
our time and country, in return promise fair return. This publica
signed the Declaration o f Independ ordinary chair, cau reach up and
for large campaign contributions, tion fills a need long experienced by
take
un
article
from
Hassnu’
s
hand
ence» and who knew what it meant
«h en held above his head. Hassan kindly allow Mr Rockefeller to con Oregonirns in repllying to inquiries
to pledge their lives and fortunes hasuever been si ek a day iu bis trol tho business in the United of eastern friends.
for liberty.
Copies may be had of local agent “
life. His w ife who is said to be a States, and charge us from twenty
Southern Pacific Co or from
very t a l l woman, remains nt homo
VITALITY.
to twenty-five cents per gallon for
LOST VIGOR
C H Markham G P A.,
One of tho Connecticut soldiers, in Curio Egypt while her lengthy »he same article. Great is “ pros
AND MANHOOD
Portland, Or.
husband tours the world with a
writing home from tho Philip circus or imisrum. His average perity” under Mark and Mac!
Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and
E x p e r ie n c e Is th e
He**» T e a c h e r . tT*e
wasting diseases, all effects * f self-
pines, says : “ P------ the Philippines, weight is 300 pounds.
A cker’ s English Rem edy In any ease < f
abuse, or excess and Indis
iptlT pro«-»r«d. o a SO r x «
8 «n d modal, ,k - t . ■
anyway. And every one thinks as
or photo for fra« report on patentability. B ook “ How
cou gh s, cold s or croup. Should it fail
For Over F ifty \ ears.
cretion. A nerve to o ls and
t
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B.
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Foreign
P
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It is funny bow some men man- A n O l d a n d W k l l -T h i k d K k m k d y .—M r.«» to give im m ediate relief m oney refund vv FREE. F airest term# e ver o^erad to in v e n to rs.
I do.” This
sentiment -grows
I1I004I builder. Brings the
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for ed. 25 anil 50» ts. For sale by
ail * PATENT L A W f k U o r 1 « T I A U ' f E A C T ia m
pink glow to pale cheeks and
stronger with each pasing day. to g e t an appointmet to build and over lifiy ye;*rs bv millions of mothers for their P ru ggests.
children while t ¿«thing. " i t h perfect success i
restores the fire o f youth
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The Philippines nre fast becoming repair county roads before the reg
allay« all i.k .r * lu U d i l « M « w ill M
a O M gl F jse r r ia e . M oderate chargee.
I By mall riOc per box: B boxes
I pain, cures wind colic, ami is the l>est remedy
a stone around the neck o f ITncle ular road supervisor reports upon j t.V'iharrh".* m. In pleasant to the tante. sold
for $12.(50; with a written gunran-
at any time, and will cure the worst i ’ i i - c . A . S N O W & C O .
by Druggists in every part of the World. Twenty
S A T IU T L A W Y E R S.
t- o to euro o r refund tb e m oney.
Samuel and it is beginning to the damage or needs to the county five cents a bottle. Its value Is incalculable j cold in twelve hours, or money refund
'O r U. t Pitwrt m e t ,
WASHINGTON. D. C.S
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow’ s Soothing I
court.
ed. 25cts. and 60 cts.
Syrup and take no other kind.
jseary him.
N E R V IT A M E D IC A L C O .
8 8 S S 8 8 88 8 8 8 8
STAGE LINE
MINERAL SPRINGS COU Hi.
EXPENSES THE VERY LOWEST.
YOD WILL GET THE BEST
D H V IS
SEWING M ACHINE
WHEELER & SCOTT,
Cottage,Grove Ore.
NERVITA
Clinton A Jackson s<a., f n ira n f) ««