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About The Leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1895-1903 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1902)
THE LEADER. COTTAGE GROVE, - - OREGON. P u b lis h e d E v e r y F r id a y . L . F. W o o i . e y Proprietor C. W . W a l l a c e Managing Editor Entered at the C ottago G rove post- office as secon d -cla ss matter. S U B S C R IP T IO N RA TES. O s e Y ear $1.50 S ix M o n t h s .75 .50 T hree M o n th s If paid in advance but If not so paid a uniform rate of (- 2.00 per year will be charm'd. A dvertising rates made known upon appli cation. O u r C lu b b in g Cist $ 2:10 The Commoner. $2 .«) Twice-a-week Republic $ 2.10 Cincinnatti Enquirer $2.50 Weekly Examiner $2.50 Weekly Oregonian Copies of this paper may be found on file at Washington in the office of our special correspondent, E O Sig- gers, 918 F Street, N W Washing ton, D C. FRIDAY. - - M arch 21 1902. For a whipped people the Boers continue to make it interesting for the Britishers. Senator Tillman might have re plied as the Quaker did. My friend I have not enough confidence in thee to believe what thou sayest.” The Oregonian offers some ex cellent advise to the majority wing o f the Multhnomah republicans when it tells them they should give their vanquished enemies recogni tion. But since (here is not enough offices to satisfy all those who are hungry and thirsty to feed at the public trough, it is safe to predict the advice will not bo followed. and out o f the way, whom will the republicans center on for senator? Certain it is their convention on April 2nd will not name a man, for they have no one man on whom all can agree. They w ill therefore leave the senatorial muddle to con fuse the 1903 session of the legis lature to be made a commodity of barter and trade. The democrats o f Oregon, when they meet in state convention can do no wiser thing than nominate some good man for United States senator. Possibly he will not be elected, in fact the ehanc<*8 are decidely against it because of the large number ot repubican holdover state senators ; hut naming a man will arid strength to the legislative ticket, in that it will be a pledge to the voters o f what they may depend upon. The brave and irrepressible Boers have won another grand victory. Every patriotic lover of liberty it glad of it. As yet Amcri cans are not being branded as out laws for sympathizing with the Boers. I f American sympathy was powder and shell the Boer republics would be victorious in short order. Real Americans remember their birthright. God help the Roots. -SPE C IA L SPR EN G S T Y L E S j irr N e w G o o d s 1 D?mjcratic County Convention Notice is hereby given that the Lane county democratic county con vention will meet on Saturday, the 5th day of April, 1902, at 10 o’clock a m at the courthouse iu Eugene. Oregon, for the purpose of nominat ing ono state senator, three re presentatives one county commis sioner, one county clerk, Bberriff, treasurer, assessor, surveyor, coroner and deligates to the state and con gressional conventions, respectively. The primaries to be held on March 29tb, 1902. All citizens who are opposed to the republican imperialistic and plu tocratic tendencies, and all who favor a tariff for revenue only, and so adjusted os to fall heaviest on lux uries and lightest on necessities, and who favor the constitution following the flag, and all who denounce the enormous extravagence of the last Oregon legislature, and who favor strict economy in federal, state and county administration, are earnestly requested to participate with us in the primaries, convention and elec tion. The precincts are entitled to the following number of delegates: N Eugône No 1 7 Pleasant Hill N Eugene No 2 Fall Creek S Eugene No 1 Richardson S Eugene No 2 Jasper Springfield Coyote Spencer Fairmount Irving McKenzie Goshen Florence N Junction Gler.tena S Junction Lane Creswell Camp Creek Blanton Gate Creek Zurnalt Middle Fork W Cot Grove Walton E Cot Grove Chesher Bailey Mabel Mohawk Bohemia Willamete Blue River Five Rivers Elmira ■ Hazel Dell Wallace Herman Siuslaw Heceta Thurston Saginaw Mouud Long Tom Lost Valley Mapelton Lake Creek Wendling Total 190 If tho Jennings Bros build their proposed smelter iu l ’oitiaud this summer— aud they say they will— well aud good. If not, Portland should not rest until somebody else takes hold of this important enter prise. The East Helena smelter pays out $1,200,000 per year in wages. A Portland smelter would pay out at least half as much. Have the business men of Portland ever thought of this?— Evening Journal. D a n g e r o f P n e u m o n in A cold at this time if n eglected is liable to onus»« pneum onia which is so often fatal nnd even when the patient inis recovered the lungs are weakened making them perulariy susceptible to the developm ent o f consum ption. F oley’s H oney and Tur will stop the cough heals and strengthens tho lungs and prevents pneum onia. Hold by The New Era D in g Store. îy Itpj LURCH'S MOTHERHOOD The greatest ambition o f Amer ican men and women is to have homes blessed with children. The woman atllicted with female dis ease is constantly menaced with becoming a childless wife. No medicine can restore dead or gans, but (Vine of Cardui does regulate derangements that pre vent conception; does prevent miscarriage; does restore weak functions and shattered nerves and docs bring babies to homes barren and desolate for years. Wino of Cardui gives women tho health and strength to bear heal thy children. You can get a dollar bottle of Wine of Cardui from vonr dealer. • Ladies 3of< 118 Market fctrcct, Memphis. Tenn., April li , 1801. In February, 1601, I took ono bottle of W ine of Cardui and one package of Thedford’ s Black-Draught. I had Dsen married fifteen Years and had never given birth to a cnild until I took Wine o f Cardui. Now I am mother o i a lin e baby girl which was bora March 01,1901. The baby weighs fourteen pounds and I feel as well as any person could feel. feel Now ray home is happy and I never will be without Wine o f Cardui in rav house again. Mrs. J. W. C. SMITH. Gentler he] in tl -* x b Geo MEINZER, A S H I0 N STABLE M a n u fa c t u r e r a n d D e a le r in Harness, Saddlery, Bridles Pads andCollars For advice and hterature, address, giving symptom^ “ The Lad-.ca' Advisory Depart, buent , Tfce Chalttcoc,/* Medici no tuuiaiu, Chattanooga, Twin. I Chenpnese and durability combined with 1 st class material and neat work manship help draw a steady trade. Do not buy until you see our stock Life is full of checks and many of and get our prices them are forged checks. Our Harness oils, Leath- - * er Belting are Figures may not lie, but the fig' • ures of some women are awful de ceptive. Wbsr) ip peed of the best. jJ&ÊiM — f.J ■ It is said that George Washington once threw a dollar across the Po- 1 tonme. It is quite probable that a dollar would go farther then than it | does now. Surgeon*3 K n ife N ot N eeded, i Surgery is no longer necessary (o | cure piles DeWitts Witch Hazel Halve It V/iil pai] ijoü to cures such cases at once removing the j necessity for dangerous painful and expensive operations. F or sculds. . . , cuts, burns, wounds, bruises, sores and Y fl f 3 n Q S m OP skin diseases it is unequalled. Beware i A L-1 O i / ) G 1 /0 C of counterfeits. Benson Drug Co. ' ' ■ ■ f' of C H R ISM A N & B A N G S . Props. G E N E R A L L IV E R Y g B U S IN E S S T R A N SA C T E D call at Eugono, M COTTAGE G R O V E \ BOHEMIA may Carrying P a- *U1 STAGE LINE ami CITY MARKET f.J _ S fflfP JU JIC , im Bartels & Veatch, Props. O itt. “ So this is coffoe?” remarked the sailor who by the way was a new Choicest Meats, Haras, Bacon and Lard always lew arrival. Church A li noun cem ents. hand. And iu fact everything usuale kept in s - “Yes” answered the waiter, ■'•That’s lity ccffee.” class market. Subjects at the Christian church “ Then I'll he blowed!” exclaimed “A Peculiur the sailor, * I liavo been sailing on | Sunday at 11 a m F IS H n >T S H o f t - S C N coffee twenty years and diu’ t know People.” P ic it,” 7;30 p m “ The Jailor and his Family.” P n e u m o n i a F o l l o w s a C o ld Me have no stnnd-in with the deutists on tough meats, a trial and we will treat you right. Everybody invited. But neves follows the use of Foley’s Honev and Tar. It stops the cough, F E B il l is o t o n , Pastor. heals and strengthens the-lungs and prevent pneumonia. Refuso substi Services as usual at the M E church tutes. New Era Drug store. next Sunday. Sunday School at 10 NOTICE a m, Junior League at 3 pm, Ep worth League at (1:30. Subject of 8UCESSOR TO B A K E R & JOHNSON. Mrs S E Wynne has purchased the interest of Mr V D White in evening sermon. “The Serpent nnd Staple and F a n c y G ro c er ies ia* the Hardware busines of Wynne & Christ.”— Easter sermon Sunday Granite, C r o ck er y and Glassware ^ White and the business will be con evening March 30. tinued under the name of Wynne Vegetables, F lou r, F eed and y Hardware Company. D IE D . U F o r O v e r S ix ty Y e a rs. W e meet all Prices on the At 0 Lines. dg POW ELL.— At Boise City Idaho Wednesday, March 12, 1902, Miss P rod u ce Mamie Powell, aged 17 yearn. i A s o l d a n o W e l l -T b ik d K f . mf . d v .- M rs W inslow's S im .tiling syrup has l>evn used for ---------------- -fl! of .................... over sixty years bv millions mothers tor their children while teething, with perfect success ft It s«iolhes Ole i'lliM. softeus the rums, allays all he •— * 1 iain, cures wind colic, nnd is the best remedy or Diarrhoea, r’ ' The deceased was an orphan girl f by Druesi,ts in every part oithe World.1 r wiai’iy an'^ ' n this city for some time’ No man should make au excuse withMrs K,nn*erfion w l attended for not advertising of the fuct that syrup ntd take no other kind. school. Her many friends here will he has never advertise 1 at all. He EGGS FOR SALE, re2 ret TerI much to hear of her should go after busine.-8 just the ______ i death. same us though he had been iu the Pure br -ad Barred Plvmoth Rock ' iT .. ~ ------------------ line of business gettiug all his life. and Silver Spangle Hambuig, eggs 1 °r nil the latest stvles in spring Hu sLould push persistently f..r $1.0u j er setting. , Mi.linery go to Miss Mary Bartels leadership in the game of business^ M rs C L L ea . | one door east of Willson’s rtstau- Cottage Grove; Ore rint. and should be satisfied with noth- ing, he should neglect nothing that would give him advnulage in his fight along this line. L o c k ja w F r o m C o b w e b s The Capital Journal’s work of Cobw ebs put on a eut lately gave a advocating the flat salary plan and woman lock ja w . M illions know that showing up the evils of the fee tho best thing to put on a cu t is system, is timely and in strict keep Biiekieo's A rn ica Salve, the Intailib'e ing with non-partisan polities— the healer o f W ou nd s, Ulsers, .-ores skin Eruptions Burns, Scalds and Files. It onlv right worthy kind there is at cures o r no pay. O nly too at Cnriu's present- This effort can be sup d ru g store*. ported by all parties without j There are very few selfmade men compromise and it duhtless will be but there are mao}* advertisingmade It is far more liable to lie a com- > meu. Those who have the intelli pletc success in this way and settle- : gence to see wi.al a v. iUsiug will do ment, not endless continuation will for them ti.-e the qualities which will be aimed at. Partisan methods | make their advertising their best settle nothing. Settlement is servant and will fail to get on in the neither sought, nor icoognized world aud reach (he top o f the Issues that have characterised ladder of success if they have per great political campaigne were • sistence to keep on climbing. never settled; they have simply been shelved. Non partisan move Miss Mary Bartels has moved her ments are mutual, cooperative millinery store inte the building movements ; sincere and liable to one door East of Wilacna's restau amount to something. raut. AS Kay Eastern Neckwear Fancy Color Shirts New Style Collars “Pandora” Hats in Latest Shades ur . ■ . " ■■■■■ Fashionable Wash Fat riCS lust Fancy Silks Mew Lace Trimmings Embroideries All the Novelties in Shirt Waists ' « r g a r m e n t ,» r e c e iv e e<. V h e ix r ty welcom e 1 1 j f O » -JO . Francisco's leading tailor, are made— well tailored— they last keep thur shape besides. on- Lewis & Veatch and Insist that It U » HILP suit yoa order—ao others or* as jood. see his samples. Tri-g- r h is .n ¡~re for - n*E P IP E R St Y H N D E N B U R C : Having P urchased th e H ard w are Stock (J -aoi & W H EELER SCO TT ¡fj viti Mould Call Your Attention to tbeFact- ^*1 .ffo Carry a Full and Complete Stock ^ J HARDWARE, STOVES th TIN W A R E i MINERS’ SUPPUlESjt Fish B ro s W ag o n s 1 f Ü PRICES ARE RIGHT __ __ J* Its of I* 0 ' F a rm Implement* - ^ __ The practical side of science from everyone who or den them. They art made-to-order clothes that have no equal— the garments of San well and Call T hl I ustu i n __ is ____ L a t e n t CALL A>'Dj reflected in ‘601 m m .y pnl.licati n of inestimable value to the student e^ _ the mechanic, the industrial expert, the inventor in fact, to every wide-awake person who hope**0 a. wmdtuon by using his brains. The inventor, especially, will * J e“ t ccord a guide, philosopher and friend. Nothing 0 1 j,e i ex the vigilant eyes of its corps of expert editors. I-Tel ", dean’ c°ncisc fashion, so that the busiest may take „ . . 1 r !lcnd. The scientific and industrial progro- of tk •- *Jk y mirrored in the columns of T h e P aten t R ecord, '* “ puolication in tho country that prints the official news of the s c ie n t i.,c p r o b le m s , % ■ or fav " thc latcst develcpcmcnts in the field of invention s i B SC R IPnOS PRICK ONE DOLLAR PER YE A * the PATENT RECORD, B a ttim s r*
