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About The Leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1895-1903 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1901)
THE LEADER. L. K. W dO LU V , l Ju D l i a l » « r . Entered at the Cottage O rovo post- office as second-class matter. S U B S C R IP T IO N O ne Y RATES. $1.60 .76 .50 eah S ix M onths T u bes M onth s It paid In advance hut if not ho paid a uuiiorm rate of |3.ot per year will l>e charged. Advertising rates made known upon appli cation. F R ID A Y . - -------- S ec . 20, 1901. O u r C lu b bin g -ist. The L eader and The Commoner. Twice-a-week Republic Cincinnatti Enquirer W eekly Examiner Weekly Oregonian $ 2:10 $ 2.00 $ 2.10 $2.50 $2.50 Copies of this paper may be found on file at Washington in the office of our special c rrespondent, E G Sig- gers, 918 F Street, N W W ashing ton, I ) C. The Sultan o f Turkey is no dip lomat. l i e can’t lie without being caught. Manila is to have trolley lines. This is a surer way o f killing the iusurgents. It is with no little degree o f sad ness we chronicle the death o f our President, W illia m M cK inley. Not that he was our choice for the dis tinguished honor, not that he stood without jieers in American states-1 nmnship. There have been Othei great men In the past whom the I people have honored, revered and I loved and have buried ; there a rc 1 many whom they love and honor to day and it w ill always he so. The American people w ill be called up on time and time again to bury their illustrons dc-ad hut it is hoped our nation w ill never ne called up on to mourn tho death o f another president at tho hand of assassins. We are sad that our president should be stricken down by the hand o f an enemy o f our form of government, sad that the laws of our land permit pronounced and blood thirsty anarchists to enjoy the sunlight of American freedom and lays no restraining hand upon the vicious teachings o f that class of foreigners and sects that know no law but might, and practice no precepts but to destroy what they cannot control, The man who is not willing to abide by the will of the majority o f tho people is an enemy to our country and should not he allowed to enjoy its benefits. N o B e lie f f o r TO Year*. “ I liad bronchitis for tw enty years, ’ said Mrs Minerva Smith o f D anville III, and Dover got relie f until I used Some peosons are thinking that F oley ’ b H oney and T ab which Is a sure after the inquiry Adm iral Cevera euro for throat and lung diseases.” may figure as the real hero of Tho Now Era D rug Store, Santiago. •‘In union there is strength-” but some times Unions are not so strong as they think. The A m al gamated Association, for instance. W e are very patient under the burden o f anarchy as long as it directed itself against foreign rulers. Perhaps now that it has struck home, we m ay do something to check it. Martial law has again been Proclaimed in a section of Soutli Africa only fifty miles from Cape town, and nearly a thousand miles away from the Boer republics No strike can win in this country without public sympathy in its own locality, nt least- The American people w ill not sympathize with men who break their signed con tracts ; that is where Shaffer and the Am algam ated Association fell down. The Court of inquiry convened on Tliursdny whom the men Hlio have been backbiting Schley for two years and more will have a chance to shdw what foundation there was for their assaults. M ay the Lord help them if (hey fail to give reasonable justification. Tho assassination o f M cKinley has brought forth a concensus of o pinion among people and publicists that stern and active legislation must be enacted so suppress and prevent anarchism o f tho destruc tive school in tho United States. It is all well enough that men op pressed wrongfully in other lands should make America their asylum hut they must not mako it a slaughter-house, W e enthrone in our W hite House no tyrants that need the swift and bloody medicine o f d< rringer, dagger, or dynamite Our atmosphere is that o f liberty and law and must not be made poisonous by the breaths o f those whose tongues and hands aro agniust God, and government, and the public good,__________ The new Congress convening in December promises to he one o f the liveliest o f recent times. Tho re publican scant m ajority o f thirty- nine w ill have to be kept well with in the party corral, i f the party pro gram is to be carried forward with celerity and certainty. The Democrats w ill have.to keep close watch on the m ajority and get busy at every possible opportunity. At this next session they must devel op the lines on which they w ill go to the country in 1902 anil ask for a majoirty in the next House of Representative. T o win that is now tho chief aim o f the Democratic leaders. W ith that gained they mm ira a . y y y L o o k in you r m irror today. Take a last look at your gray OUR hair. Itsure- ly may he the l ast if i. ,'iX P * you want ¥PJ$ it s o ; y o u needn'tkeep your g r a y heir a w eek longer than you wish. There's no < guesswork about this; it’s sure every time. To re- Deserves a visit. COme now and inspect Our Fall Lines s t o r e co lo r to gray hair use — After usi ng it f or tw o or three weeks notice how much younger you ap pear, ten years younger at least. * Ayer’s Hair Vigor aiso cures dandruff, prevents falling of the hair, makes hair grow, and is a spkn- did hair dressing. It cannot help but do these things, for it’s a hair-food. V'hen the hair is well fed, it cannot help but grew. It makes the scal p ?y s \ sL.ÜJ ^ 0 * ^ 4 _ !*■ 1 ¡>’j £ £ ^ s- i JACKETS And ClOaks, Our [4 7- Our Stock is as varied as the People want. healthy and this cures the disease that causes dandruff. AT LURCH’S $1.00 n bottle. All drugg!»t*. “ My hair was coming out badly, but Ayer’s lla ir Vigor »topped the falling and has made my hair very thick ami much darker tnan before. I think there is nothlr? lifeo it for tin* hiiir.” Con a Bf. L e a , April 28, l«99. Yarrow, I. T. JI1E NEAREST flr f r lt n t h o D o c t o r . If you «lo not obtain »11 tho benefits you from the use 01 the Vigor, write tho d «tor about it. A<>dre«», I)it. J. C. AYER, Lowell, Mass. ^ zr a. SUMMONS. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THF. COUNTY OF LANE. Drug Store • © • 9 * Is not always the most desorv. lug of your patronage, but W ei G U ARANTEE that everything j you buy at Our Store will be fresh, honest and entirely satis- ; factory. • O • • O Prescription W o rk CLABKNCK L. A k k r l k y , Plaintiff, A Lit l ie A k p u l k y , Specialty. Defendant To Lillie Akerley, tho above named defendant: I n t h e n a m e ok t ii k s t a t e o f o b e o o n : Wo carry n large and well selected You are hereby summoned and required to appearand answer the plaintiff's complaint Stock of Drugs, Patent Medicines, filed in tho above entitled court and suit against Paints, Oils, Varnishes, W all Paper you on or before Wednesday, the 30th day o f and Notions. October, loot, and if you fail to so appear and lor want thereof, plaint in will apply to the speaT; Jor the Republicans just court for the relief prayed for In said complaint, S C H O O L H O O K S a n d S T A T IO N E 1 C % ahead o f the national campaign of to wit:— For the dtsnlution of the marriage contract 1904. _______________ now existing between plaintiff and defendant and for full relief herein. Sid Darling, 1012 Howard st. Port This summons is published for six consecu Huron, Mich, writes: “ I have tried tive weeks by order of Hon. H. K. Kincaid, many pills and laxatives but Do W ilt’s County Judge for Lane County, Oregon, and TIKMTV the date of the first publication of this sum Little Early Risers aro far the best mons is August 30th, 1901, and said order is pills I have ever used.” T hey never made ami entered on the 29th day of August, IDOL grlp.e Henson D rug Co Dated August 30th, 1901. L, B i l y e u , Attorney for riaintiff. Under the old alien and sedition C H R ISM A N & 3 A N 3 3 , Props. GENERAL L IV E R Y B U S IN E S S TRANSACTED COTTAGE GROVE B O H E M IA IGF -STAFF O i n il L Î L IXF 1 IN L CUE KIN'S DRUG STORE. book " store ... laws ohjectionablo foreigners could be excluded or banished. Under the present day system, Emma Goldman can come in freely and incite 8cmi-iu8ane criminals to mur der and treason. Ilow long shall this state o f a flairs continue? A G E N T S W A N T E D for “T H E A U T H E N T IC L IF E OF T H E M A R T Y R E D P R E S ID E N T ." W hich tells all about A S h o c k in g C a lm ity Eugene Oregon, Under New MANAGEMENT “ Lately befell a railroad laborer,” writ - l»r A Keltett, <>[ W illiford, Ark. And with ;i complete stock of Japanese Goods. “ IIis foot was badly crushed, hut School Eooks. uucklcn's Arnica salvo quuickly cured It'? simply wonderful for nnrn s, Stationery Boils, Files and all skin eruptions. It’s And a full line of the world’s champion healer. Cure guaranteed. 25c Sold by J P Currin. Photo Albums. N O TIC E TO CRE D ITO RS. Notice Is hereby given tlmt the un dersigned have been appointed, by th County Court t o f Lane County, Oregon Executors of the lust W ill and Testa ment and o f the estate o f John It. When In our city, give us a rail and see tout P r ic e are R ight, l i C M IL L E R , Prop. NOTICE. His Boyhood days, Notice is hereby given that the partnership lately subsisting between W F Hemenway and His beautiful Doim-stii; Life, E n g la n d , UPCViisotl. A l l p i'r e o DS h ftV -jC It Burkholder, under the firm name of His Career on tho Battle field, i n g c la im s a g n ln s t :*nid e s ta t e , are j Hemenway & Burkholder, was dissolved on the H is Achievements iu Cougrcss h e r e b y n o titte d to p r e s e n t t h e m t o th e ! i"*hday <'f June,.toot, by mutual consent, u n d e rs ig n e d nt th e F ir s t N n t ib n u l! ® n Hemenway having purchased the interest Governor and as President, H u nk, iti l'o t t a n o G r o v e , L a n e G o u iity ] * u‘l ^ ILm enw ayln said firm’ s His Assassination, Peaceful Death, O r e g o n , w ith in six m o n th s fr o m th e Pr"P®*tyand business has entered Into partner- 1 ship will» C H Burkholder in general merchan date of this notice aud all of interest thill every true ; disc and contracting business under the firm Dated tide 20th day o f July, 11 ) 01 . nam- of Hemenway ft Burkholder. American will want to preserve. J oseph Me. England, All debts owing to and all demands on late Fullly Illustrated, Cloth Round, and David Low rey England. firm are to be paid to and settled by the new sold at a price that all oao ntToid. Executor« of the last will and testa firm of Hemenway « Burkholder. W F Hemenway, Everyone wauls this book of mont and o f Ilio estate of John B Eng Thrilling Interests and Valuable Historical Facts. land, deceased. lS ASHI0N STARLI F D H Hemenway, G H Bin kholtb r. C i i r r -v i n s A A A A A A A A J . ß . x 'iJ . A A i J. M. G il k is o x . 4 4 4 an,] u. S. Mail A A C. A. B knnktt . S* Wood! Wood! Wood! 4 4 4 4 4 > BENNETT & GILKISON Dealers in all Kinds Cut to Order. 4 Ï of F ir W o o d - [ 4 W e have New Machinery ami will Saw your Wood Any Length on Shorted Notice. Lnr; ;o ] >dy Fir, No Other Kind Sold. ► B* ► 4 Wood Yard Located n Town After 4 > 4 All Parties W ishing Winter Woorl will do W ell to Call > 4 4 at the Lcailcr OIL ft* for Further Information. 4 4 JUNE 1st. A- ’ NF ’ . ' R O U SE . W -V * W 1 j h j CO. M anufacturers of All kinds of Sough and Dressed “¡Lumber, Bridge Timbers, Ties Etc. Notice of Forfeiture. Stood D eath O lf. Agents will make $10 00 a day E II Munday, a lawyer i.f Henriet selling it. Seud 10c for postage on ta, Tex, once fooled a grave-digga To A. J. SMITH — outfit, also ask lor $2.50 per day, You are hereby notified that H e says: “ My Brother was very It Cash Gunrauteed Contract to handle 1 have expended Two hundred dollar- in labor with mitlaria fever and jaundise I aud Improvements upon the Bohemia Bonanza our Holiday Books. lode mining elalin situate about one and one-half j persuaded him to try Electrict Bitters T R Y G R A IN 0 ! T R Y G R A IN -0 A ll orders filled direct from miles south of the “ Ktdge Hotel” , and about two and he was soon much better, buthe Asa your Grocer to-day to show miles north .e s t of the Helena Mine, In the Bo- ' Pacific Coast Headquarters with hem la Mining District, In Lane County, State o f ! continued their use until he was you a package of G R A IN -0 the new the O c c id e n t s I, P i bushiuv C o m p a n y . I Oregon. In order to hold the same under the pro j wholly cured. I ant sure Electric Bib food drink that takes the place of M A T a n g n in « P r o » rlslona of Section IW4, Revised statute# of t he ' ters saved Ins life.” This remedy ex- J t A 1 HOMPSON, i r o p . j , nlted States aud of the laws of the State of or- 1 . coffee. The children may drink it malaria, kills disease germs and Oakland Cal. i egnn, being the amount of annual assessment without injury as well ns the adult. work required to be done for the years ending purified the ulixnl; aids digratinn, reg- Dee. 31. moo and the year ending Dec. 31,1961, iu ulates, liver, kidney and bowels, cures A ll who try it, like it. G R A IN -0 H C Watkins, sexton of Methodist order to hold the same. has that rich seal brown on Mocha Church, .Springfield, Pa says; Sly wife and il within sottajra after the aerrlee <4 thta | •l.»l’epsM. nervous die- or Java, but it is made irotn pure hns been very had with kidney trouble notice by publication, > .>u fail qr ref use to con ^AS€$f kidney troubles», female com* grains, and the most delicate stomach and tried several doctors without be tribute your proportionate »hare of »ucfc expen- plaints ; give* perfect health. Only dlture a.1 * a e«vowner, your interest in said claim yv » r u n , n .. J receives it without distress. I the nefit. After taking ono bottle of will become the property of the sutm-rlbcr un- , l J F Ctimn’i Drug Store P o l e t ' s K id ney C u r e , was much better tier said section 3324. price of coffee. 15c and 25cts per and was eomplrtely cured after taking Dated this the t6th »lay of September 1901. package. Sold by all grocers. four bottles.’' The new Era Drug Co DAVID l\ BUTLER to r children,ssfe,sure. No opiates. Look at these Prices. Flooring. $16.00, $14.00 and $12 00 Rustic and Ceiling $14.00 12.00 and $10.00 Double Surfaced. $14.00 12.00 and 10.00 Sized Lumber, $7.00 Rough. $6.00 to $4 00 We have a Fine assortment building material now on hand and oifer pp cial in- ducements on Dressed Lumber of 10 per cent and on Rough In.. abor ] -;■ <• nt discount for Cash. A ll Orders promptly filled. Foley's Money and T a r ROUSE-CEER LUMBER Co. Am os Oregon « 1T IO 8 , C r u g O n .