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About The Leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1895-1903 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1901)
U. Ol o, THE COTTAGE GKO VE IS THE GATEWAY TO THE GREAT BOHEMIA AND BLACK BUTTE MINES. Cottage V o l. X I I I . G ro v e , O regon , F r id a y , June 2 1 , 1901 N o 7. Doings at the Capitol. Cottage Grove to Celebrate By Our pillar Washington Corresponded ?“V ~ rT F Y T " T T Every Pair of Shoes in Ladies’ and Mens’ in all Grades, Mr McKinley again demonstrated when he knocked the bottom out of the third term bucket by declaring thaH.o would not egain accept a nomination, that he ¡(Tone, of the shrewdest politicians in his party. He knows there aro breakers enough Good ahead of the republican party with out the addition of a third term elephant, as he frankly acknowledg ed when he said; “There are now Como in and See for Yourself. questions of the gravest importance before the administration and the country and their consideration should not be prejudiced in the public mind by even the suspicion of tbo thought of a third terra.” Mr McKinley knows there »re several public questions of importance which may wreck all chances of the republican party to elect the next President, and wishes to impress that fact upon the minds of some of the prominent members of Lis party who act ns though they thought the administration owned the country and could do anything thoj pleased without jeopardizing the futuro success of the republican party. The immediate effect of Mr McKinley’s announcement was a sort of fluttering activity amoug those who are coaxing the growth of boomlots for the next republican nomination for a number of men, including Senators Fairbanks, of Indiana; Hanna and Foraker, of Ohio- Platt, of Connetieut, Lodge, of Massachusetto, Cullom, of Illinois ex-Senator Spooner, o f Wicon3in> Gov Odell, of New York, and Judge Taft, of Ohio, Chairman of the Philippine Commission. A notable thing about the situation is that there isn’ t the slightest evidence of a Roosevelt boom in Washington. Mr McKinley has said that he didn’t want another nomination himsolf, but be hasn’ t said that ho didn’ t wish to name tho man, and he won’ t r. 1 i 3 S E tta Sm ith. say so. Shrewd observers wil O dd F ellows IU ii dino ascertain Mr McKinley’s favorite Prices reasonable. Work Warranted. before betting on the name of the next republican candidate. Rep resentative Richardson, of Tennes see, the democratic leader in the House, who is in Washington, said of Mr McKinley’ s anti-third terra announcement: “ It is what anybody “I gets one gun vats oould expect. No man is good go so many times off’ — enough to bo elected President machine gun—"yah dot is three terms. It is a rule that 1 i : ib never been broken and never will hi. V ill it fix dem con hb. I think Mr McKinley is too quest-seeking Microbes? good a politician to ever undertake to violate that rule or p recedent.’’ “I tink so m ay be." T COST FO R C A SH Reserving Three Items 50c 75c and Many Shoes at and $1.00 Wo will Sell at Cheaper Prices than You Ever Saw I3oforo. E A K IN & B R IS T O W . % CLOTHING! CLOTHING! Men and B oy’s Clothing! away down. New Goods makes New Prices. Come and see our goods and ■ get our prices before you buy. 8 Ü MMER GOODS of ALL KINDS, CHEAPER THAN EVER. ii ^ LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS AT COST * * HEMENWAY & BURKHOLDER. A t Prices as- Geo. Gumming, iealer n m BlíIUiliüJ MERCHANDISE Hus now a W ell selected stock of Choice family Groceries ■ which, he is selling at tee Lowest Prices. He is also offering Special Value in Gents' Furnishing Goods, Men's and Youth's Shirts, Underwear, Glovos, Etc. all at G R EA TLY REDUCED PRICES. Bargain.' in Ladies'. Misces, and Children's Shoo . In addition, to a reg’tlar stock, he is now offering the HallanCe of the Schuller Stock of Shoes at I ^LESS ♦ i H im + COST Dressmaking- - Cutting Fitting Sewing No, No. R A D A M ’i} THE ONLY BIG SHOW COM ING. Cottago Grove Wednesday Juno 2G, I rank E Griaworld’s mammoth production of Uncle Tom’s Cabin, under a water-proof pavilion with a complete stage and enrload of special scenery. Few companies carry the aramout of sceuery that this show does, on account of opera houses being too -mall too small to nc- oomraoJute or hnudle it. Mr Gris- world’s company only playes at the opera houses of the large cities in tho winter nnd uses his own tent in the summer and wo can guarantee the finest production over seen in this or any other country. The price o f admission to Uncle Tom’R Cabin has been placed at 25c for adults childien 15. Aii children under G years, when accompanied by tbeir parents will bo admitted free. PROGRAM!: BEING PREPARED- The committee are makiDg the necessary arrangements to celebrate the Forth at this place in becoming stilo. It is expected now that all : the necessary arrangements can be mado by tho time of our next ismio so that the entiro programe can be published. It is expected that the Pelasant Hill band will bo secured to furnish music and some good prizes will be offered for races and that the speaker will bo obtained from Albany. Miss Maude Dickons, Parsons Knnj, writes: “ I suffered eight years wtih Asthma in its worst form. I hail several attaoes during the last year and was not exseeted to live through them. I began using P o l e v’s H onky and T ar aud It has never failed to give Immediate relief.” New Era Drug .Store. John and Mary Burkett of K o komo, Ind, have been married four times and divorced three times They are now living happily to gether aud say they have no further use fov the divorce courts. Robt Veatch and family left lor Bohemia Wednesday morning, where they will spend the summer. Robt is one of the forest rangers and goes to enter upon his duties. The occupation suits Bob to a “T ” us there is as much pleasure connected with it ns labor. N otice Having sold out our business all I P Inman, the popular Lorane accounts must be settled at onco by murchant was doing business in the cash cr note offico with Phillips A Grove on Tuesday. White. * \\ AN 1 ED.—Capable, reliable per Wheeler & Scott. son in every county to represent large An interesting story is told by the company of solid financial reputation,- Now York World as follows: “ There $936 salary per year, payable weekly; was never a prouder rooster than ?:t per clay absolutely sure and all expenses: straight, bona fide, definite that of Phineas Robinson, of East salary, d o commlssloe; salary paid Patchogue, L. L, when one of his each Saturday and expense money wives came off the nest a week ago advanced each week. STANDARD IIUCHE. 3Ai lkuauviad A Lv**os>J iw«Iv« chicks. There was never a sadder one when two days later the mother hen sickened and died. Ho brooded in grief half the day, then roused himself to duty as tho nearest sur viviug relative. Giving his best imitation of a clucking ben, be led the brood out for food. He scratch ed like a prodigy, be worked like a Trojan, be fairly stuffed the chicks with fat worms. At night he led his downy babes to the coop, stretched his wings over them and put them to sleep. This he has done ever since. There is no proud- ed father in East Patchogue. Seven Years I n fled. “ Will wonders ever cease?” inquire the friends of of Mrs L Pease, of Law- rence, Kan, They knew she had been utmbio to leave her bed in seven years on account of kidney and Mver trouble nervous prostration and general de bility; but, “ Three bottles of Electric bitters enabled me to walk,” she writes “ and in three months I felt like n new person.” Women suffering from Headache, Baekaehe, Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Melancholy, Fainting and Dizzy Spells will llnd it a priceless blessing, Try it. Satisfaction Is guaranteed, J P Cun In. Only 50c. W hites W in — The championship chess game, which has been in pro gress for nearly one month, came to a close Friday last by tbo resigna tion of the blacks after tbo thirty second move. This entitles N H Martin and L F W ooley to the medal. The- moves as played follows: Wh lites Blacks Whites Blacks t r-K4 P-K4 18 Kt—KB3 Kt—K2 2 Kt -KB3 P Q4 19 P -QK8 P-QK13 3 Ktx P ■ 20 P-QK14 R— QBsq 4 P-ÍJ4 Kt-QRl 21 B-K3 Q-gB; 8 Kt X KL <Jx Kt 22 Q Kt3 P-KK14 0 P-K3 11- K j 23 PxP B xP 7 P-QB3 B-Q2 g X B 24 B X B 8 P—QR4 P -KBS 2ft Kt Q4 Kft-Kflq 9 H (¿Ktft Q-K3 26 Kt Ktft R- gBJ io n X it KxB 2; Kt -go K-KIUq 11 Canties PxP 28 g -«fl» Kt-KBJ la P X P It K*<| 29 g-KBó R—gB2 gx Kt 13 R-Ksq K Biw| 30 P X Kt 14 Q-Q4 K —Kt*| 31 R—K6 g gs<i 1ft P-K5 P-B4 32 g—Kft K—B#q g-R4 Kt-B# 33 R-K7 K- QB4 1« 17 Kt—22 P-KR3 34 P—KB7 Resigns. W ay no Starr, a young married mau living at Sodaville, Ore, robbed the Post Office at Dusty Benton county Inst Friday night. Tho robbery was cleverly performed. Tho young man drove up to tho Post Oflico unlocked tho door, rifled the contcuts of tho edfleo, got i3H in stamps and $6 in cash, drovo to Corvallis got his wife and then on to Lebanon tho same night. In 24 hours however he was in the Albany Jail having boon easily tracked. Dr Lowe will bo ut tho Sherwood 2 »enl F re e . Hotel one day only Saturday Juno S ' sure are wo that the locating of a the 29. t few of our Electriet Belts will develop I into numerous sales of pur belts and C e o . CUIV 3 NIING. The voting contest for Goddess is the proper weapon to a, ¡.bailee», that we are willing to send I tree to any sufferer from the following of Liborty commences this mormug destroy microbes and to oiseascs: Cold extremeties, Oystool'll-, the votes will bo counted every | IVmale weakness, Kidney complaint, cure disease. evoning at H o'c'ock and announced I Ijeueorrhen, Liver complaint, I’nrtdy on thn bulletin board at tbo Now sis, Lost vitality Nervous debility,Self Don’t shoot but drink. loaded with Largest and Best Selected Stock in Sout j abuse, Worn-out woman, Irregular Era Drug Store. Don’ t forget to insisting o f— ■ ■■»*'**■ Information and pam menstruation, Impoteney, Rheuma Saturday June the 29 Dr Lowe givo your favorite a vote. Votes can tism, Diminutive Shrunken and un phlet free. developed Sexual organgsand Catarrh the well known optician of Eugene be had and deposited at Newland’s, A F H oward Agt, and the New Era Drug Store. Address for illustrated circular, etc. will be in Cottage Grove Oregon. a in a n d — 1 ?■!- - ■_______ L! ‘—! Sanitarium City Electrical Co, Cottage Grove, Ore. Battle Creek, Mich. Residence with J K Barrett __________________- Nothing more autocratic has oc THYGRA1N0! try grain - o U n o f f i c i a l circles tor a l o n g Aik your Grocer to-day to show ^ th>n , be anDouncement that WHEELER & SCOTT yon a package of O lU IN -O the new tb< > Conm,ifwioDer and Assistant / foo 1 drink that takes the place r, f Coo,mIMloDCr oI PatenU would l© Ageiits for G coffee. ■ The children may drink it grant no bearings during July and Would Call Your Attention to the Fact. We Shall debaker Wagons and without injury as well as the adult. August. It is a fit sequel to Boss Carry a Full and Complete .Stock of H i t PRICES ARE RIGHT All who try it, like it. GRAIN-O Platt being allowed to put a politic- ^ “ "rV E US A CALL. Manager. bai that rich seal brown on Mocha al figurehead in charge of the or Java, bnt it is made iroro pure enormous business interests of the grains, and the roost delicate stomach Patent Office. receives it without distress. \ tho V f l i p h o u l ' I k n o w that F o l k ' s H o x - price o f coffee. 1-tc and 25ets per I UU xey aud T ab is absolutely the "O T T S E E -A . N A M E aek.ge. Bold by all grocers. tv -t for nil diseases of the throat and longs. are authorized^guar Fish Bro’s W agon s' > Farm Implements of all Kinds s. TJfsIers i?es: » advertising columns of the L E A D E R i t i s a s i g n j e v ’s H o n e y and T a r u> tee U f6 give satisfaction, The New CALL AND BEE UH O JR P R IC E } ARE RIGHT — — - - — ra Drug store. ha is doing B o » m 933 and not s i t t i n g around, for ch;idrcn.safc,xuri. No opiates. >-» Everybody invited to Call and Get his Prices. T IF F IN & V E A T C H Hardware, Stoves and Tinare P&mps, Pipe, Plumbing Goods, P Warded Wire, Axes, Garden Tools, Plows AND TWE LARGEST OCK of Ammunition and Mining Supplies. ^Miciobe Rillef#: PIPER 5 VHNDENBURC Having Purchased the Hardware Stock of Hurcules Powders. c H VanDenburg, H A R D W A R E , STOVES AN D ZH 6 N i n g a n d g r o w l i n g about h a r d t i m e s . TIN W AR E MINERS’ SUPPUIES