The Leader., March 21, 1902, Image 1

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Special attention given to Collections.
Office over Piper & Yau Den burg’s Hardware.
COTTAGE GROVE,
W e have Just Received a Large Shipment of Hats for
>n and Boys.
No Out-of-date or Shop worn Goods.
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DO NOT PKOOKASTTNATE.
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But buy one of those fine lots or acre tracts from Long A Bingham, adjoining Cotinge Grove.
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know tho location will suit you and
we know our prices will suit you.
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LONG & BINGHMMj
Cottage
P O Box 8
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Oregon.
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Call and be Convinced.
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W H O LE S A LE
PRICES.
Just Opened.
jg^S ou th East Corner Wall and River Streets, Cottage Grove, Ore."§¿8
1. B. C LE M E N T, “ Clothier. ”
R IC E S THAT T E L L —GOODS TH7TT S E L L
ON THE FOLLOW ING LINES W IL L BE FOUND AT OUR STORE
Hardware, Stoves. Tinware, Pumps, Plumbing Goods,
Mining Supplies, Hercules Powder, Fuse, Caps, Sim-
onds Saws, Studebaker Wagons, Canton Clipper
J H o w s and Harrows,Gun Ammunition, Fishing Tackle
and Sporting Goods, Barbed and Plain Wire, Wagon
“ mber and Blacksmith Supplies.
IF F lN - y E H T C H GG
OREGON.
RIVERSIDE MINING
AND MILLING COMPANY.
3>Tc. -ie.
GREAT BRITAIN'S
GUEVARRA
TROUBLES CONTINUE
SURRENDERS
Physician and Surgeon
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#■ N E W SHAPES
1902.
L ondon , Morch 17.— The depres­
sion and discouragement of the
British public over the long drawn-
out conflict with tho Boers iu South
g 4 ^
^ Guaranteed to cure Con-
Africa is steadily increasing. The
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sumption, D r o n c h i t i s ,
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A s th m a , and all I,ung
I general discouragement finds fresh
Troubles. Cures Coughs and Colds in a day.
25 cents. Write to S. C. W e l l s & Co.,
| fuel in the fact that the Cape
I*e Roy, N. Y., for free trial bottle.
^Karl’s Clover Root Tea purities the Bloody I Colony rebellion is again flourishing
though the "Capo”
Dutch were
thought to be pacified.
J? T. AN PERSON, M. i )
Boer forces under General Mavitz
have captured two British supply
Surgery and Female diseases A Specialty. AH convoys.
calls promptly attended to.
I t seems to be the general impres­
Office iu Sherwood block; Niglit calls at
New Era Drug Store. Phone 150 Main.
sion that the government suppresses
disagreeable nows when it may not
1 H. KIN*:
be supplied from other sources.
STRICTLY
IN L H D I E S ’ S H O E S *
21,
S e c tio n - —
Shiloh’s
Consumption
THESE
The old $1.25 Glove we are Closing Out at $1.00 per pair
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t l 00 Gloves for 03c por pair.
IMTarclx
into the future and see the condition
to which your cough, if neglected-
w ill bring you, you would seek relief at
ouce— an J that naturally would be through
• N e w Things A rrivin g D a ily - - Come in and See Them
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^ S O M E T H I N G N E W IN K I D G L O V E S *
P ro sp ero u s M in in g
If Y o u C o u ld L o o K
O U R SPR ING GOODS AR E N O W OPEN.
P R IP F SR F -
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HBUCED FOR
T H E NEXT
in a
AN ICE GORGE
IN THE MISSOURI
C hamberlain , South Dakota, March
18.— The Missouri lliver at this
place wont dry for a timo Sunday
from an ice gorge.
The vast quantity of floating ice
in the river makes the situation very-
dangerous. Another ico gorge of a
moro pennant nature is liable to
form at any timo and flood tho
country by back water, else cut a
new channel, either of which would
result in great loss of property, and
probably lifo.
Tho Riverside Mining and Milling
Company have filed articles of in­
corporation v.-hith the Secretary of
State, with capital stock of $2,000,-
000. The subject of the company is
to operate and deal in mining pro­
perties of all kindc with headquarters
at
Portland, Oregon. The
in­
corporators are F J Hard, Kannett
Evens, and J D Bushnell. This
F o r Tlie Complexion,
company owns some very promising
Tho comploxion always suffers from
property in the Bohemia district biliousness or constipation. Unless
which will probably receive the the bowels are kept open the impur­
ities from the body appear in the form
attention of the company.
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ot unsightly eruptions. DoWitt’s
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K e e n it S eeret
Tim splendid work of Dr King’s bowels In healthly condition and re­
Now Life Pills is daily coming to light move the eauso of such troubles ( ’ E
No such grand remedy fo r Liver and
Bowel troubles was over known be­ Hooper, Albany Ga snys: “ I took
fore. Thousands bless them for curing DeWitts Little Early llisors for
Constipation, Sick Headache, Billious- biliousness. They woro just what I
ness, Jaundice and Indigestion. Try needed. I am feeling better now than
in years.” Never gripo or dUtross.
them. 25c atCurrin’s drug store.
Safe thorough and gentle. The very
best pills. Benson Drug Co.
SON DESIBERATELY
SHOT HIS FATHER. TRINITY EPISCOPAL
horrible tragedy occurcd in
CHURCH BURNED
A
Astoria early Friday
morning.
Gabriel Jarvi, a Russian Finn, went
home at one o’clock that morning in
an intoxicated condition. The door
was locked and Jarvi called and
pounded upon it but to no purpose.
Ho then tried to break down
tho door when his son,
Matt
Jarvi, a fisherman, deliberately shot
and murdered him. Ho then hunt-
o l up a policeman and gave himself
into custody.
M a n il a ,
March
19.—General
Lukbau’s efforts in . influencing
Guevarra, who recently issued a
proclamation declaring himself the
successor of General Lakban iu tho
Island of Samar, to surrender, have
been successful.
Both Oenornl
Smith, in command of the United
States forces in Samar, and Gucvarra
have agreed to an armistice to
facilitate tho collection of Guevarra
have agreed to an armistice to
facilitate the collection of Guevarra’s
men with their rifles, when the
formal surrender will be made. The
arms will be paid in at the fort.
General Smith cables that Gueuarra
guerantees tho absolute peacefulness
of his men.
General Chaffee is greatly pleased
with what ho considers as closing
tho nativo insurrection. Tho resis­
tance in Batangas and Laguna Pro­
vinces is practically over. There aro
daily surrenders there of men nnd
guns. The insurgents have been
completely starved into submission
by general Bell’s aggressive tactics
iu preventing any exterior assistance
from reaching them. Some surprise
is expressed at the number of rifles
to be turned in by the men under
Guevarra, as it was throught there
were but 200 in Samar.
R a w or Inflamed Lungs
Yield rapidly to tho wonderful
curative and healing qualities of
Foley’s Honey and Tar. It prevents
pneumonia and consumption from a
hard yyjd settled on the lungs.
A dangerous counterfeit is in cir­
culation iu Iho Willamette Valley.
I t s a spurious five dollar gold piece
nnd is a perfectly made coin. The
body of it is nickel, gold plated, and
with tho exception of its light
weight, is so perfect ns to deceive
experts when new. It hears the date
18!Ki, and has the milling of genuine
coin. Business men would do well
to keep their eyes open for this
coin.
Trinity
Protestant
Episcopal
church was badly damaged Mon­
day by a destructive fire, which
broke out owing to a detective duo,
“ S o m e ! I l l UK N e w f in lc r T l i e S i m "
at the northwest corner of the build­
All Doctors have tried to cure
ing, at Sixth and Oak streets, Fort- c a t t a r a h by the use o f powder, acid
land. The loss is about $12,000, g a s es , ¡h in d ers and drugs In paste
fo r m . T ln d r pow d ers d r y up
the
covered by $1(1,000 insurance. Big m u c iio u s m em bran es ca u sin g them to
holes arc burned in the roof, the c r a c k open and bleed. Tlie jKiwerful
a d d s used in the Inhaler* have eaten
organ is damaged, and water is a w a y the sam o m em branes that tlndr
standing over tho entire floor from m a k e r s h a ve ¡lim ed to oure, w h ile
p astes and oin tm en ts cannot reeh tho
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end to end. The expensive alter dloHse. A n old and exp erien ced prac­
A S evere C old F o r T h r e e M on th s
t itio n e r w h o lias fo r m an y years m ad e
The following letter from A J cloths nnd part of church furnitur a d o s e t u ly anil s p e c ia lty o f th e
Nnsbnum, of llnteseille, Tnd, tells its were pluckily paved by a member of t r e a t m e n t o f c a t t a iia h , lias at last
own story. " I suffered for three
p e r fe c te d a treatm en t w h ich w hen
month with a severo cold. A druggist tho church choir, Gus Kramer ns fa it t h fu ily used not o n ly r e lie v e s a
prepared me some medicine, and a sistod by several women, were sew­ o n c e, hut i en n a n en tly cu res c a t ta b a h
physician prescribed for me, yet I did
b y - a m o v in g theenusa, s to p p in g tho
not improve. I then tried Foley’s ing in the parish house when tho d is c h a r g e s m id c u r in g nil inflamma­
Honey and Tar uml eight (loses cured fire started. It is a question if tho tion
It Is the on ly rem ed y k n ow n to
me.” Itotuso subsitutos. Bold by
present church bnilding will be re­ sc ien c e th at .actually reaches tho
The New Era Drug Store.
a flirted pntts. This w o n d e rfu l remedy
paired. Several wealthy members is kn ow n a- - t rt.K-. the u p a u a n t e k d
SLICED f6~ PIECES.
of tho church think that tho time OATTAttAH Cl i ; k ” and is sold at tlie e x
t r e m e ly low price o f O n e Dollar, cneh
D enver . March 11.— When Phillip has now arrived to sell tho property p a d a g e c o n ta in in g In tern a l and ex -
ts-rmil m odi inc -e ffic ie n t for a full
Grosz’s feet twere frozen six weeks and build a stono church on tho lot m o n th ’ s tre a tm e n t and everything
owned
by
Trintiv
corporation
on
n e ces sa ry to its p e rfe c t uso.
ago, and he was taken to the county
“ sNCEFt.Ea” i- the only perfect
hospital, it was not supposed that Washington street, between Seuen- cvruuui < ! i:F. ever mado and is now
l-eeogni/' d a-tin only safe nnd positive
his condition was serious. He had teentli and Eighteenth street.
'■urc for thn i annoying and disgusting
been on a prospecting tour and was H l n p ^ T l i c ( l o i i g l i U o r k S o f f H i p < o ».| disease. It cures all infinmntlon
Laxative Bromo-Qulnlno Tablets quickly nnd permantiy nnd is nlso
caught in a snow storm. After a few
euro a cold a cnH in one day. No wonderfully quick to relive hat fever
days confinement one of his feet was Cure, no 1’ay. Price 25 cents.
o r c o ld in tl e HEAD.
c a t a r ii wh CU neglected often lends
| amputated. Later tho other was
to Ci'NSt MIT i„>- "sM EFi.rs” will snvo
C
a
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T
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a
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k
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cut off. The first amputation was
you If y o u u.-e It nt once. It Is no
I o r d in a r y l m ody but a complete treat­
not successful and a foot of the leg
Tho undersigned desire to ex- m ent \\ iii . i p o s itiv e ly gu a ran ted to
was sawed off. Grosz’s disease which
cure c a t a i H in a n y fo rm or stage if
I press their sincere thanks to all our u s e ! a- c o r d in g to the d ire c tio n s which
first mado its appearance six years
i dear friends who so nobly and { a cco m p a n y * wh pa ck age. Don t,delay
ago, again manifested itself and one
but send fo r it n t on c e and write full
kindly assisted us during the sick­ ! parth ulr.i i to y o u r condition and
of his hands was taken off at the
[
y
special n<h Ice from
ness and in the hour of our greatest o u will rrcei
wrist. The doctors took tho other
th e th e di "V . rer o f th is wonderful
berievement the death and burial of r e m e d y r e g a r d in g your case without
one from him three days later. Last
of our husband and father. Words cost to you beyoudttio regular prico o f
week the leg that was spared at first
‘ ' s n u f f l e s ” Iho o u a b a H I eed c a t a r r h
i fail us in expressing the gratitude CUBE.”
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was carved off abovo the knee.
.Sent prepaid to any address in the
| for all your kindness and sympathy
Yes ten lay both arms were taken off
United State: or Cana la on receipt of
and wo can only ask G od’s blessing One Dollar. \ddn ( Dept Efl«3 E dwin
near the shoulders. One of his ears
to rest upon you and yours and pray H O ii . es A C'ovrAXT, 2130 and 2:132
now shows symptoms of the disease
| that the day may lonfj be deferred MaiketStreet, Philadelphia.
and will be shaved off tomorrow.
% o n K n o w H i n t ( u A r c T o to " R -
The case is pronounced one of the wheo a like berievement falls to
When you take Grove’e Tasteless Chill
strangest ever come in contact with your lot.
• Mss K ate Praaixa
Tonic because the formula is plainly
in Colorado, and the staff physicians j
AND F a MTLV.
printed on every bottle showing that
at the hospital arc watching itj
It simply Iron and Quinine in n taste­
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closely.
less form, No Cure, No I’ay. 50c.
A Worthy Successor.
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