The Leader., March 01, 1901, Image 4

Asthma’s Clutch
olTi«*o as second-class matter.
S U B S C R IP T IO N
O nk T bab
8i\ M onths
T ukkk M onths
tary Root lias inform «] tho
in answer to a question,
lias no authority over the The sufferer from Asthma is constantly
wheezing, gasping, backing and clearing
o arc looting I’orto Rico, the throat. When h storm approaches,
I and that the island is now under when there is a cloud of dust, when
a room is being swept,
or when there is a bad
R H T E S . | civil authority. But who is respon
odor, breathing be­
I table for the appointment of these
comes most didicult.
men? Can any one tell?
Often It «corns as
$ 1.50
.75
.50
The Geological Survey semi-offiei-
If paid in advance but if not so paid fi ally declares that the Original Gar­
uniform rat ;>f $2.00 per year will be charged,
Ad v e rt bin t i it made known upon appli den of Eden is to be found in the
eatlou.
Philippines, probably in Luzon.
FRID AY.
-
-
- M ah . 1, 1901. This ot course, will end all carping
at the Government for paying $20,
O u r C lu b b in g List.
000,000 for a war o f conquest there.
Tho L eader and
No price is too high to pay for the
The Comm oner.
$2:10 old home of our dear ancestors
Twico-a-week Republic
. $2.00
Silver Night Watchman
$2.00
The Expenses o f the United
Cincinnatti Enquirer
$2.10
Weekly Examiner
$2.50 States for its army and navy (not.
Weekly Oregonian
$2.50 including pensions) for tho current
„ Copies of this paper may be found year, are larger than those of Great
•on file at Washington in the office of Britain for the same period o f time,
our speniul corresjiondont, E G Sig- although the latter government has
gers, !I18 F Street, N W Washing­ 250,000 soldiers in the lield in ac­
tive service and has had nearly
ton, D C.
the entire time.
Isn’t it about
time the people were waking up to
a realization o f this government’s
Up-to-date-.1*-*.*..*
extravagance.
_A.t t ïiis Oiifi.ce.
mm
S l o w
g r o w t h
of hair
c o m e s
The L eader has made arrange­
ments with W m .'J. Bryan to club
from lack
•with tho ‘‘Commoner,” Mr Bryan’s
of hai r
new weekly paper, which was
_____ food. The
launched upon the Journalistic sen,
8
hair has
on
January
23, at Lincoln,
3 e »
no life.
Nebraska.
We believe Mr Bryan’s
It is starved. It keeps
venture into new.-paperdotn will bo
a successful one and we predict bo .Tj c o m i n g o u t , gets
will have a half million subscribers M thinner and thinner,
bald spots a p p e a r ,
within a year. The subscription
then actual baldness.
price o f the “ Commoner” will be
The only good hair
$1.00 per year ; that o f the L eader
food
$1.50 per year, invariably in ad­
vance. Now for our offer. To all
-subscribers who will avail them­
selves o f this opportunity within the
next thirty days we will give a
years subscription to the L eader
1
It
and the “ Commoner” for $2.10-
feeds
Mr Bryan wishes us to state
t he r o o t s , s t o p s
for the protection o f all subscriliers
starvati on, and the
that traveling agents will not be
hair grows thick and
employed in soliciting subscriptions
long.
It cures dan­
for his paper.
druff also.
Keep a
bottle of it on your
dressing table.
It always restores
color to faded or gray
hair.
Mind, we say
“ always.”
$ 1 .0 0 a bo ttle .
The twenty fifth round was fatal
to Corbett’s aspirations, lie was
not only winded hut totally out­
classed and of course could not
avoid tho inevitable solar-plexus
that laid him out.
•' W. IF. Hooker A Co , New York:
“ Gentlemen.—It affords mo a great pleasure
to assure you that I have received both im­
mediate and permanent relief from throat,
bronchial and asthmatic troubles by using
Acker’s English Remedy, taken strictly ac­
cording to directions
It is a blessing to
humanity.”
g o ld at 260.. ion. a n d $1 a bo tile. throughout tho V nitod
But«« an d C a n ad a ; an d In E n glan d , a t la. * i .. *• *d-,
la . Id. If you a ra not s a ilitle d a fte r bu ying, return U m
bo ttle to yo u r d ru g g ist a n d g et y o u r m oney back-
All dru ggists.
“ I have fou n d your Fl.ifr V ig o r
to bo the best rem edy I have ever
tried fo r too hair. My lir.ir vraa
falling o u t very had, t»o I thought
I v\<>uid try a V ottle o f it. I had
used only ouo bo ttle , and m y hair
stop p ed falling out, ai d it is now
real thè k am i King.”
N an c y J. M o u n tca pti f ,
July 28, l8;n*.
Yonkers, N. Y.
W i e Um i?oc f©**-
H* will pend you his book on Tho
Hair an.l Scalp. Ask him any ques­
tion you wish »boat your hair. You
will i <*»• .i/o a prompt an:.\wr free.
Address,
T>u. J. O. AY EH,
Lowe’.!, Mas».
W e Must Reduce.
OUR SPLENDID
u
GOODS
of
W IN T E R
A /
W e are making cut prices on various lines
of w inter goods which must be closed out
before M arch 1st, and all who desire to obtain
the m ost and best for their m oney should al­
w ays laok here first, for bargains.
We authorize the above guarantee.
W. II. HOOKER & CO., Proprietors, New York.
I f nny one wears a broader smile
Cottage Grove,
j over the election o f John II Mitchnl
: to the United States Senate, it is
j C. H. Burkholder. Mr Burkhol­
der has been a consistant Mitchell
man from the beginning, nnd to his
sagacity and importunity many
aserilio the change o f Hemenway’s
vote from Corbett to Mr Mitchell.
[ than another, in
Job W o r k
They say when a woman goes in­
to a drug store, in Kansas now, the
druggist looks closely to see wheth­
er she brings a prescription or a
hatchet.
though someone was
clutching the
s u f f e r e r by
the t h r o a t
with a terri-
blegrasp.The
choking sen­
sation is al­
most unbear­
able. T he
troublesome-
times lasts only a few minutes and again
hangs on for many days. Tlwre is only one
safe thing to do, and that is take Acker’s
English Remedy for TliToat and Lung Trou-
I bits. Just what this medicine accomplishes
i is shown by the following letter from Mr. N.
I II. Andrews, a prominent resident of Spring-
field, Ohio, who writes:—
This
is a money saving which
should not be overlooked.
AT L U R C H ’S
The President isssuod a proclama­
tion, Saturday last, calling an extra­
ordinary session of the Senat.o of the
Fifty-seventh Congress to meet nt
noou on March 4th.
This is the
usual procedure at every inaugura­
tion and is for the purpose of receiv­
ing the nominations of cabinet offi­
cers and to attend to other executive
It is rumored that a slate has matters.
been made up tor a city ticket to
be elected at the coming election. A elcern lingliMh R e m e d y w ill n top :i C o n g li
nt any time, nml will curt the worst
I f tho tail and body is in propor­
tion to the head, Mrs Nation would cold in twelve hours, or money refund
ed. 25cts. and 50 cts.
bo justified in making the afflicted
town a visit and making’ a few
slashes at the deformed beast
A New S tory by G elett Burgess.
Gellett Burgess has chosen a
S outhern C alifornia .—Notable a unique plot for his new story, “ A
among tho pleasures afforded by the Man’s Part,” to appear in The La­
Shasta Route is the winter trip to
Southern California and Arizona. dies’ Home Journal. It has the
Renewed aequaintence will ever de­ merit of absolute originality, and is
velop fresh points of interest and so absorbing as to demand a close
added sources of enjoyment, under its reading. It has to do with a sweet­
sunny skies, in tho variety of its in­ heart, a conflagration, a telephone,
dustries, in its prolific vegetation and
among its numberless resorts of and sulky, repentant suitor.
WANTED— Active man of good
character to deliver nnd collect in
Oregon for old established inannufnc-
turing wholesale house. 1900 a
year sure pay. Honesty moro than
expcrence required. Our reference
an bank in any city. Enclose self
addressed stamped envelop. Manu­
factures, Third Floor, 334 Dearborn
St., Chicago.
mountain, shore, valley nnd plain.
Tho two daily Shasta trains from
Portland to California have been
recently equipped with tho most ap­
proved pattern of standard tourist
sleeping cars, but the low rate of fare
will continue in effect.
Illustrated guides to the winter
resorts of California and Arizona may
bo had on application to
C H Markham, (> P A
Portland, Oregon.
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ASH ION STARLI R
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CHRISM AN & BANO-S, Props.
G E N E R A L L I V E R Y B U S IN E S S
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COTTAGE GROVE \ BOHEMIA
STAGE LINE farr)in-,I?Tfs Mail
MINERAL SPRINGS COU til
The moving sidewalk of the Paris
Exposition was a great success; G,
G94.308 persons paid for the priv­
ilege of using the platforms, while
S O J D - A - ’N 7 -IX JX JT^, O I K I B C r O I b T .
only 2,G45,8G7 used the railway that
First Tam Begins Sept 10, I COO
carried passengers in the other di­
rection.
Business College Opens Nov 5, 1900.
Mrs Michael Curtain. Plainfield, 111
makes the statement, that .lie caught
General Fred Grant has been
cold wbicli settled on her lungs; she flflT yiJQ IJQ
Normal, Business, Scientific, Classical, Theogical,
jum ped over 80-1 captains, 277 ma­
was treated for a nioutii liy her fa y U U U ZI m U U * "
Art and Music.
Hemenway
nnd
McQueen
are
to
jors, 98 lieutenant-colonels and 77
physician, hut grew worse. He told h t
be
congratulated
upon
their
drop­
she
was
a
hopeless
victim
of
consump
i
colonels o f the regular army. It
Eight Months for Graduation from Business College.
ping into the Mitchell column just tion and that no medicine could cniv |
pays to bethe sou of your “ daddy”
It is amusing to see the Eugene
‘ " - fi’*'---- Ifni tittsi. Is
her. Her druggist suggested Di King'- The Three Yeera Normal bourse, luclwlli
in time to break the Senatorial New Discovery for Consumption -li
the Shortest way to :t stilt- (Vrimi .it- a.iil !.if.
sometí mes.
Register now get in nnd try to pal
| deadlock. \Vo believe the election! bought a bottle and fo h, r delighi
T> , As a health Resort, Mineral Springs College has no rival h r
McQueen m il Hentenway on the |
I found herself benefited from first doso.
One would naturally think that hack for voting for Mr Mitchell | gives ver_v general satisfaction and 1 Slic continued its use
...
, . . 1 Studonts iti thè State. The cti et hobits of its town, free from overy
and after tskmg
the president would have discov­ after roundly abusing them for j while we have heard a few o'" the six botile», fornici herself sound and Gluon influence tho famous Hod a Spring«, and the pure u u o f the foot
democrats,
who
helped
to
elect
Mr
well ; now does lierown lioiu-ewoik.iind bilia, Benderà tliis un Ideal College Locati, n.
ered by this time that neither Con­ voting for Mr Corbett a few |
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gress nor tho people agree with him days ago. The truth is they did Mitchell, scored, we have heard ! is as well as she evcr w«s.—Fr-e trial
L. D. B A C K , A . M ., Prèsident.
no complaint ugainst the Lane Gottlc of this Grunt Discovery by Bou
in regard to tho 'vimpson-Hchley just what the majority of their con-)
Drug Co. Only 50 cts and $1,00, ever;,
county delegation on flint ground. bottle guaranteed.
controversy
stituents. and the people for that |
matter expected of them.
Neither | E x p e r ie n c e I k t h e l i c i t T e a c h e r , l i e
It is getting to be almost an ax­
of them voted for either Corbett or Acker’s English Remedy in any ease of
Mr Hnuuasays that in the ship
coughs, colds or croup. Should it fail
Mitchell because they were first or to give immediate relief money refund iom in Oregon politics that if a
If you buy a-----—
subsidy hill a principle is at stake.
even second choice, but for the od. 25 and 50cts. For sale by ull republican wants an office, the
W e immagined tin t it was some­
Druggests.
surest way to “get thero” is to get
reason that they preferred either
bod y’s interest, but in any event the
Harvy Scott to pull for the other
Corbett or Mitchell to a complete
country would like to sec the bill
fellow.
dead lock. They were right in the
There is an opportunity for one of
nnd not the principle at tho stake.
one instance as well as in the other.
S en t F ree.
our voting men or women to make
* or bale by
The people wanted a successor to)
So sure are wo that tho locating of n
money with TH E UNIQUE MONTH-
It is said that the only Indiana Mr McBride elected ; that, 'in part.!
| LY, Depew Building, New York, few of our Electriet Belts will develop
editor that favors the ship suhidy was what MeQuten and Ilcmenwny
j This Monthly, which was formerly into numerous sales of our belts and !
uppliauces, that we are willing to scud j
steal is the one who is running the were sent there for and no one, es­
Tho Penny Magazine, has now be- free to any sufferer from the following
,
Muncie News, the paper which un­ pecially republicans, who was nut
: cornu the standard half-dime uinga- diseases: Cold extremetiea, Cystocele. i
til recently was owned by Mr in the original Corbett or McBride
I zino of tho world. It wants one Female weakness, Kidney complaint, !
Neely. Naturally, Neeley’s paper push can consistently censor Mr
V ITA L IT T .
; agent in this vicinity nnd will give Leueorrhea, Liver complaint. Paraly
paper is in favor o f subsidies.
L O S T VIG O S
McQueen and Mr Hemenway for
exclusive territory to the right per­ sis. Lost vitality Nervous debility. Self
AND M A N H O O D
abuse, Worn-out woman, Irregular
using every honorable means to
son. Besides paying big commis­ menstruation, Irapotcncy, Rheuma­
Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and
carry
out
the
will
of
their
constitu-
I
The British, it is announced,
wastJng diseases, all effects * f self-
sions to its representative, it sends a tism, Diminutive Shrunken and un- j
ente.
m . » o r o * «ori*
„ .Taj
abuse, or excess and India-
have no intention o f changing their
present worth well the price of T hf . developed Sexual OTgangs and Catarrh
I™* 7 C ” t"1 r »"»a w i:tT B « * •■Ho»W
cretion. A n o r v e tn n te a n d
Address
for
illustrated
circular,
etc.
!
policy in South Africa, since king
Senator Mitchull is the peer o f Bames M onthly to every subscriber j
■* " b lood b u ild e r. Brings fbe
Sanitarium City Electrical Co,
,
j pink glow to pale cheeks and
Kdwnrd has mounted the throne. any statesman in Oregon, in a b ility,1 Giat is secured by the representa-
Battle Creek, Mieh.
rcat°ru3 the fire o f youth
The real question, however that in aud his election places him in a po -1 five. Better adress at once T he ,
. By mail SOr per box;0 boxes
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terests civilization, is whether they sijion to accomplish much for the U nique M onthlt , Depew Building, j
The L eader and Bryan,s paper
for .-$2.50; with a w ritten gunrun*
l* » T tN T LA W Y E R S,
will change their practice or not.
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