The Leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1895-1903, May 24, 1901, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextDoings it the Capitol. H Ikti South generally. The Southern I people do not hellere in high pro- teetion, ic colonization, in a large By 0 * tagliar Washington Correspondent w í Jtó This question arises in tho Let us answer it to-day. thia week made the Cubans by the f r y Joli-O a delicious iiul healthful administration, through Senator dessert. Prepared in two minutes. Platt, of Connecticut. And the No boiling! uo baking! simply ado boiling water and set to cool. method of making it was as extra- ,, _ Flavors:— Lemon, Orange, Rasp- ordinary as the prom.se. Senator ; ^ and Strawberry. (ie t a , mpk. Platt, just after an extended co n fe r- 1 (lr,e at your grocers to-day. lOots. ence with Secretary Root, at which j fh 'T P advices from Gen W ood saying that j the Cubans were hanging back a b o u t j W ti Û accepting the Platt amendment, I waiting for some definite assurance ! o f tarriff concessions, wore carefully ! gone over, gave out an authorized interview, in which he promisod that Congress would soon after the Cuban OF C O D -LIV E R OIL W IT H A most extraordinary promise was {.vorv lt very day. *e is bused up on p ra ctica l A fte r s u ffe rin g for m on th s, u o b e n e fit result from *hc t r e a t m e n t o f the l o c a l p h y s ic ia n , M iss b e lle H e d rick w rote t o Dr. F ierce She '■■■ ■• ■? fo r a d v i c e . acted o n th e ad . ice, regain ed her appe- tite, re co v e re d her stren - gth , and — ga in - e d hevcrul several p o u m .» ** ......~', ‘I > (*y SI j s " government was organized, arrango H Y PO PH O SPH IT E S for a form of reciprocity with C uba that would be satisfactory, o f s h o u i d a l w a y s b e k e p t in coarse this was done in diplomatic I t h e h o u s e fOi* t h e f o l lo w in g r e a s o n s : language, so that in case Congress fails to see reciprocity with Cuba F ’R S T claimed that Senator Platt was only Because. If any member of the family has a hard cold, it will cure It. But thero is SECON D — Because, if the chil no doubt that it waB intended for dren are delicate ar.d sickly, it will make them strong and well. with administration eves it can bo speaking for himself. the Cuban government was organiz THIRD — Because if the father o: ed, arrange for a form of reciprocity with Cuba that would be Satisfactory. O f course this was dono in diplomatic language, so that in case Congress fails to see reciprocity with Cuba with anministration eyes it can be Senator Phitt was only speaking for himself. But there is no doubt that it was intend ed for the Cubans to regard the claimed that promise as coming from tho admin-1 istratiou and tho republican majority It is understood that the Cubans did not consider a promise to negotiate a reeiprocity treaty under the Dingloy law, which would require the approval of two thirds of the Senate to become operative, satisfactory. It may be that the administration can make good Senator Platt’ s promise, bu t the sugar and tobacco interests of this /country will be sure to make it a - 1 - . 1 . 1 . j.i, - u,t tc limy inline uuuoie for Senator Platt in his own State, the tobacco growors of which would be affected to a considerable extent. Such of the Washington relics in Congress. .this promise was made becauso which were taken from on hibition in the National Museum for over to Tlio (»real S cou rg e Mery of modern times is consumption. Custis Lee, aepresenting her brother Many cures aud discoveries from time to time are published but F o l e y a Gen G W C Lee, their legal owner, H oney and T ab does truthfully claim by the United States Government to cure »11 cases in the early stages aud always offords comfort and re Sevoral of tho relics, including one lief in the very worst eases Take no of Washington’s tents, a treasure substitutes. New Era Drug Store. Miss i t e t o D o cto r F ie r c e " is g o o d ad v ic e fo r e v e ry w om a n t o fo llo w . U COB., ,! n ° t h i n g . Dr. f i e r c e in v ites sick w o m e n t o co n - suit him , b y letter, f r e c' , A ddress Dr. R . V. P ierce, In - v a lid »1 H o te l and S u rg ica l Institute, , , , Puffsl°' N. Y. In a little o v e r th irty year«, Dr. P ierce. aasiBted by Ids sta ff o f n ea rly a s core o f p h y s ic ' h a lf a m illio n w om en . " I suffered from fsmale weakness for fcco months - wdte> Miss Bello Hedrick of Putnam Co., W. Va. * I wild treated b t n goo4 phvsician, but he never seemed to do me any food. I wrote to Dr R. V. Pierce ft'r n<Mc«, which I received, telling mo to take hi3 * Favorite Prescription ’ and • Cl olden Mrtjical Discovery. of* * Favorite Foy nte Prescriotl Prescription* . I took . k . tVirtectt t itie*a bottles qf sncl eight of * Golden Medical Discovery’ when .edicins ... a — month my I had used the ~............ ------- - health -----— was a to l improve much improved It his continued until now I can work at almost all kinds of housework. I liml scarcely any appetite, hut it Is all right now. Have mined several pound» in weight. I advi.-e ail who suffer from chronic diseases to write to Dr. Fierce.” National M useum, subject to tbo order o f the owner. Gen Fitz Lee, her cousin accompanied Miss Leo in her visit to were left in Griffin and Veach Co carry a fine assortment of spring shears, saws and etc. Call aud soo us. Good work and prompt attention at Taylor’s . Art Gallery, R oyd'i old stand, Cottage Grove, Oro. M oki tea p on itiviy C ures Sick H eadache. indigestion and constipation. A delightful herb di iek. Removes all ..-<rn«~rr!> irf—tttrr MR HI. p r . ■ H ie in g II perfect complexion, or money refund ed. 25 etc and 50cts. For sale by all Druggists. The g r ,:le s skin s¡> ( ¡ulist in America originated the formula f>r B a n n e r S a l v e . Fur all skin disensos, nd for pilos, it's all cuts or seres, and Tor piles, it’s tho tli most healing me substitutes. ono dcsirou of purchasing call on or write to, Edgar King, Cottage- G rove Oregon. tho j A k A throughout the State and is iu per- in,on" ation " ,rito or inquire of Fred S 1 E R 8 E R T L £ iC .H , ASSAYER and METALLURGIST. j E ugene, j O u r T e n s i o n indicator showsl O re. Best equipped Assay laboratory in the sta e. tile state of tension at all times. [ A toution can be ebunged or du plicated at any iustant. Kvery machine user will appreci-| ate this device. ,■ ! Prompt and reliable rciurns gaarantt l. I Working tests o i ores made on samples of one [ t( '» fifty pounds to determine most suitable , ! w . lllutbud oI treatmmit. O u r T e n s io n RS. KATUkKINK L. 8C11LKEF. M. D M ot \V( omen and Children a Speciali; ! o r - r in tmlldinv formerly occupied by Dt p. siu p p. ------------ ------ ------------ ! . . INCOLN party. At the election this fall I W A N T E D .-Capable, reliable per-1 think we will carry tho state by <*-«> h» every oonnty to represent large - , . . . . , company of solid financial reputation; fifteen or twenty thousand, having a , . ., , . J * f:i38 salary per year, payable weekly; majority in both branches of the $a |>er j ay absolutely sure and all legislature and a large majority on expenses: straight, bona-fide, definite j joint ballot. The legislature th en ! DO eommissloe ; salary paid •lectevl will choose a Unitevl State 1 e*oh and expense in. icy j t a YLOB, WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO. 3UU 30(1 Post Street, Corner Stocton, j COTTAGE GROVE, Pacific-Uuipu Club Building, San Francisco, Cat. OREGON. j C. A. ILYW KIN S, Gen Manager ! ~ “ I B. YOUNG WHEELER & 8 COTT, Local A gen ts, C ottage Grove, O regon, J t i I ATT0RN8T-ÄT-LAW Office on Main Street, West Side, CLSS3 fl BROTH f c i O (lottiigo d r o v e , Or. f-N bui iilD Wood-work of all Kin da W e will oìpo wct I-F looring, l ì wí;‘ icf j A I M. DURHAM, 4 •] will be a candidate to succeed Senat- H(> was troubled with kidney dis n-. orDeboe. Speaking of republican , bout three years H e l l o get tip sentiment in that section, G ov Me- several times during the night hu t Creary said: “ I know that in Ken- ’ hn e bottles of F oley s K i i \-\ ( mu : ^ N otic « . - A11 persons km »in g them selves Indebted to the undersigned will greatly oblige him by an early settle- j meat. I A Specialty. We carry n largo and well selected Stock of Drugs, Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Wall Paper MANAGEMENT And ’.viti» a complete stock o f Japanese Goods, TRE Í900 Í3 S I* iiu n iu AN D ENCYCLOPEDIA. SCHOOL Leads in C I I h O T T I - . ^ . ' T ’I O L ' T ^ .Mid m riO X E K t] Trains leave C ottaok G kovk fot l’ortland and way piatii ma at 3-07 a m 12:20 p m J.v Poriland 8:30 a m 7:00 p ni Lv Cottage (irovo 1:20 a m 2:57 p n» Ar Ashland 12:33 a m U;30 a u Ar Saeramento 5:00 p ni 4:35 a ni Ar San Francisco '':4û p m 8:15 a m Ar Ogilen 5: iô a in 11:45 a ni Ar Denver 0 : 0 o a m Ar Kansas City 7:25 a ni Ar Chieago 7:45 a ni 9:30 a m W a r n in g . To T he P frlic —You are hereby warned that no tresspassing or hunt ing will be allowed on my premises, and any dogs found on premises are li ible to be killed. J H Perkins. lj A Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar A C. A. B ennett . Í Los Angeles Kl Paso Fort worth City o f Mexico Houston New Orléans Washington New York k a l f e i s t e f Containing Full Information Upon All Statistical Factt and Figure*. \ Th« New Congress. Ovar eoo Pigra. A Complete Guide to the Forthcoming Election» of 1900. A complti* History of tick of iht Ships in the American Navy, by Edge- S'anton Mac- lay, Historian U. S. Navy. THE STANDARD AMERICAN AN NUAL. Postpaid to toy td iim - THE WORLD? 25ds. ruUUerStdf~ÂA* Y»** 1:20 p ra 0:00 p m 6:30 a rn fcáfiam 9:55 a m 4:00 am 6 .25 p m 6:42 a m l i t ó p III 12.43 p m 60 ,<;i ja VCA Htr rt» « s A^;VÍ P u llm a n a n d T o u r i s t C a r s o n b o th t r a in s . I h a ir C ars , N ew CcPYRiaKT«! AO- O r le a n s and Washington. Cnnneftln* »I San r r » „c lw o , witl) ?T'n.m', p ’’ ,or severa, -'«mn. China. I Car vail is Mau dally except Sunday. J,*V a T m T i L v M- 1 Ar... ¡ ! T badc M ar s * O e a io M * and Tourist Cars to C h ica g o , S t L o u is , kir • ....... — ■ S acra m on to to O g d en an d and E l P a so Body Fir, No All Partus W u liin g Winter Woo*l will do Well to Call É i SPECIAL ( Ths South African FEATURES.} War; YVar in the Phil- ----------- ippinej; The Interna. EAST A N D S O U T H tional Peace Congress; Our Naval —VIA— and Military Establishments; The | Samoan Settlement; The Great T h e S h a sta R o u te Trust«; and Their Capitalization, and — OF THE— many other aubjects of equally vital J interest. _________ SOIN PACIFIC COMPANY. THe LEADER. M e d iu m . HOOKS CUllRIN’S DRUG STORE. II C M IL L E R , Drop. Ami is therefore the bed P L ! I litllpplnv.. Central .md Sonili Amarles. J jjtji and Notions. P rice are Right, nt the Leader OfiSce for Further Information. Voter I W ork Eugene Oregon, Under New Wood Yard Located in Town After J J U N E 1st. JerTimn 'lie ver illd snd recommend« it to his frlond9. New Era Drug Store Ready « January bt Prescription ,, Large Airy Patriot Ought to Know’. Is not uiwiiys Hu*, mo.it rteserv. ill# of j our p.-tinmitfff*, hut YYu 1HJAUANTKK tlml everything you buy ut Our Store will be fresh, honest ami entirety satis factory. Dmyms ,’ Mrt If.AtilfriS a .-IJJPCfHliy. AlWfty.S Oil hantl to do your job work In Gardening plowinji, Elc, Etc. Cottage Grove, Oregon. Vny Length on Shortest Notice. Other Kind SoM. That ..•■ d 3 & O '3 G!TY TRANSFER, Healers in all Kinds of Fir Wood-— Cut to Order. ^ Siding, C tiling size Studding, clc* § D ru g S to re F ro p T ie to r o f . m A i A s «*« A t A t A c A c A i A t A t A c A t A c. A Made and Repaired.'- '[TIE NEAREST 1 st S ts ., Cottage (»rove, Oregon W e have New Machinery and will Saw your Wood Mr F D Arnold, Arnold, fa writes; Oeo Wall, M D A FIÉIS f' " i ITi Ji o W»' »re now prepared to furnish all kinds o f liraukcts, Mouldings, Cornice, Sash and Doors. Door and Window Frames, Screen liooid anil Wiudow», rickets etc. • • • V IÄ G G N -7 V C 7 IK e R j- A d v e r t is in g vM ^ h o Ppjir.nn Kcpatring and Ucfiliing is Our Trade. All work warranted. Con M a in 1 Prowîelors' sF. J Wood! Wood! Wood! | BENNETT & GILKISON 4 Senator. If hie prediction as to the HOU8E> 334 l)EABBOK!) Ht„ C hkaoo . legislature hold good, Gov McCreary . ------- — - — ..........., c.____ ! A P R E V E N T S THK H N O R ESS oy DÜST, | H en c e E a s ie r , S m o o t u r W o r k i n g . The Patented Duster q . ! b | R E le aser (on revorso side of face plate) o p -1 crating with lifter bar, idstantly removes all tension from thread. j j 4 J. M. niLKMON. feet harmony. At no time has there Me>nzer been a better feeling within the Cottage Grove Or. tacky the tendency is not toward the adoption of republican policies. On the contnry, democratic senti ment ie growing stronger. I observe that this is true also of Alabama, where I am familiar with conditions, and I believe that democratic that our l ’ iuco ten- 1 sion is without a peer. It pinches] the thread just enough to produce] n smooth, elostiu stitch. School Ecoks. “ I bad a running sere on my breast for o' er n year” soys Ilonrry R Stationery Richards, ot Willseyville, N. Y’ ., and tried i! great many remedies but got And a full line of no relief imtlli I used B anner H alve . After using onc-balf box, i was ,«« i - Photo Albums. footle ciireil. I cannot recommend it When In our city, give us a call and see tnat too lughl}. ” Am doing ed what the democratic outlook in Grove. At a bargain. a good business, but must sell on his State was, he replied; “ Tho party is thoroughly organized account of other busiuess. .For _ .n s . . A ...R . 1 . I . W e C la im Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets regulate the bowels. W A N TE D — Aotive man of good character to deliver and collect in Oregon for old established manufac turing wholesale house. ft)00 a year, sure pay. Honesty more than experi Received this week at Ciimming's ence required. Our reference, any bankin any city Enclose selfnddri ssed Golden rule store, a largo assort stamped envelope. Manufacture s, of tho great, faroritos the museum. The final disposition Third Floor, 331 Dearborn St. ment Chicago. Dostum, Caramel ami F ig prune of the articles removed from the Oeo C Hickook, Curtis Wis, F o i . k y ’ s Ceie-ils, Grape nuts and Granola.' museum has not been determined, K idney C ure tins been tested uml found ppon. This act of rightful restitu to bo all you claim for it. I have Stop* II.o Cough ixi!<l Work ofTttie Cold. Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets tion has not seriously injured the given it to my father and it is tho only thing taat ever helped him. New Era cure a cold In one day. No cure, no Washington exhibit, in tho museum, Eru Drug tjtore. pay. Price 25 cents. as many of the articles were large If you arc sick all over, and don’t Thomas Maple, Blrkbcek, III writes: pieces of furniture which have been k|u,w just wliut ici you, it’s ton to . , . . . , one your kidneys ore out of order, “ I had a very bad ease of kidney stored away, and ofbers were dupli | F oi . ky ’ s K idney ( T he wii bring you trouble nnd ray buck pained me so I cates of articlos which properly b e- htalth and energy. NVw Era Drug could not straighten up. The doctor’s treatment did me no good Hntv . . . . : Store, long to the government F o l e y ’ s K id n e y ( i rk advertised and F o r S ale . took one bottle which cured mo and I Ex-Governor McCreary, Chairman A flue first class stock of Groceries have not been affected since. I gladly of the Kentucky State Democratic recommended this remedy. New Era Committee, is in Washington. Ask in A 1 location Main Street Oottngc D rugstore, chest, a lantern, and a glass candel abra, Oregon. hl w^ ht* r \ H IsS j, j :/A | i LAW ....“"BOOK SI'ORL ex some years, as she desired were this week turned , j j i To T he D e a f . A rich lady cured of her Deafness und Noise in the Head by Dr Nicholson’s Artiflcal Ear Drums, gave iXO.OOO to hi: Institute, so that deaf people unable to procure the Ear Drums may have them Free. Address F or S a le . — 75 he-ij of Augoria No 10571 (.'. The Nicholson Institute, 780 Eighth Avenue Goats, weathers and nannies. Any Arlington been 4 ? AT Cctiage Grow, mother is losing f’esh and be com QENTIST Ing thin and emaciated. It will build Up to (Into work at reasonable prices them up and give them flesh a;td D R . M. H . P E T R 3 2 at Rentley’s shoe shop. strength. For watches, and clocks and fine All Work Warranted. F O U R T H - Because it is the jewelry to standard remedy In a!! throat anJ II C Madsen. Office First Door West of Sherwood House. lung affections. Mining Notices and Mining deeds on sale at this office. C. MADSEN, No household should be without it. flood Photos and reasonable prices H. It can be taken in summer as weii nt Taylor’s Photo Gallery. as in winter. W atch m a ker 5 r«c. unci $t co, all druggists. First Class work nt the new shoe scott ■hop y o u aro Invio, i t call and i clue ! C a ch e s, G o r k i and Jewelry J W Bentley. j J Kliuadern at Itls past. At Lowest Drice*. F or all kinds o f garden tools and | “ Ir o c a lln o w with horror” says Mail Carrier Burnett M inn, of garden seeds call on Gritfiiu and JAOliT. GKIFFIX, Lovanna O., my throe years of Veach Co, suffering from Kidney trouble. I wus hardly ever free from dull head aches or pains in my back. To stoop or lift mail sucks made me groan. I felt tired, worn out about ready to give up, when I began to use Electric Bitters, but six botllcs completely cured me and made mo fe d like a new man.” They’ ro mirivaled to regulato Stomach, Liver, Kidneys aim irjivcw . rerrect s.an.-:fac!ion guaranteed by J P Currin. Only 50 cents. House at the beginning of tbo "ivil war and which have W * Il h I ATTORNEYS ío Dr* P!u roo- ” TH.it a d e x p e rie n ce ¡H- ! 1 »m l tindin, family 1 Whai Shali We Have For Dessert/ l ie thing, ami yet good st win” impossible w ithout'a correct ten-1 Bion. You kuow this from experi-J cnee. EBV & JoiiXSO'i, fernen v,ho nut 1er fnviti chronic diseñaos to “ “L “0/. ia trust" A T e n s i o n D e v i s e ¡sasim-i iiJ 'sf »>*& •£? ir ti Arrn-ie .erAInîT n .Vrlrh m d rte.rHpi*rm mao •nlr’ kiT iww^r».i»rt o r * opin ion f i c o w hether A in vention ur*rot'*t>ly pMe>*t*hle. ConiDionicn* Won* r ioti? courtfienrliii. ‘ .nnuiM»oti on r*ten tâ *^nr free. Ol-lort nern.-r D r là " d r a v j « t t n t x Pnr«n£s t*kcn thr.«ncn M unii A Co. re o c lv « r» .fi«k w tthout cli« rv o . In th e Scientific Jl^erícait A h u e-trem e! r II' -...( r a t e i I jn v e r t e t » eu. ut ton o f any acientiflc lourr.jil. Term«. P • irtrtland....... A rT ^vT T 'T T I m,,’u fb 001.1 brail n*»w«dealer* Corraülta.........|.vJ i; 2 n y m *. j ^ Albany and ConralU* ronn. i tn»n is made ^ K Ry train«*. IWUJffj & f(ew York Branch Office. CB 9 St-, W a sh in g ton , D . a tn.lepen.len.-e P »«en .- v . i ... . ................... i I i ¿ 5 I » «’Mlanvllle.....I.v 1 .via T J A il r imi.-perniei-dence, I.v ¡ A. ” p * ! I-» e Ï ■ P-rtm . i tf j .ir r iv 1 ARenl **r D T A wbrei at Cotuge «ro v e station o,* address C H MARK H AX. (* F & Pass. Azt PORTLAND, - OK BOON. PATENTS«»!!3« * ook “ Kor.- t o o b fiia Put .n î^ ’* [ j fuir y * ‘ y f, g R J ja g j *JH r r t n t fg ^ c ^ r e d . r nL S 5 2 Î S Â rt2 Î f w » f M » n t iu l . A d d re m .