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The old 11.25 Glove we are Closing Out at $1.00 per pair
THE NEXT and the old $1.00 Gloves for 93c per pair.
STRICTLY
30 DAYS.
CASH.
« N E W THINGS IN LTIDIES* SHOES«-
The first thing in order was
selection of temporary chairman
and secretary. L F Wooley nomina
ted E It Skipworth for chairman and
T J Hendricks presented the name
of J J Walton. A standing vote
was taken with the result that
Walton was chosen over Skipworth
by a vote of 50 to 45.
L Bilyou nominated L F Wooley
of Cottage Grove for secretary and
he was chosen by acclamation. E R
Skipworth named M S Wallis of
Eugene for assistant secretary and
ho
was elected. The following
committees wore appointed:
Credentials— E P Williams, Lost
Valley; N Martin, Cottage Grove;
Sam Forguson, Long Tom.
Pormant Organization— L Bilyeu,
Eugene; C PHouston, Junction; J
W Stewart, Springfield; E P Bedford
Saginaw; John Wnring, Mohawk.
Platform and Resolutions— E It
Skipworth, F W Osburn, Eugene; R
M Veatch, Cottage Grove; E P Cole
man, Willamette; J Medley, Cottage
Grove.
The convention then adjourned to
meet at 1 p m.
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Clothing
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Furnishings
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RETAILED
AT
WHOLESALE
PRICES.
Just Opened.
Call and bs Convinced.
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Lane County democracy met in
convention at the court house Satur
day shortly after 10 o ’clock and was
callod to order by J J Walton, chair
man of the central committee.
THESE
W*A.South East Corner Wall and River Streets, Cottage Grove, Ore. "©a
5. B. C L E M E N T , “Clothier.”
AFTERnOON SESSION
Chairman Walton called the house
to order and appointed L L Stevens
E O Roberts, II H Veatch, Henry
Coleman, Henry Kompp, Henry
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SH1ET WAISTS- SHIRT WUSTS
CAUGHT!!
In Mercerized Silk Zephyrs,
Hemstitched Lawns, Linens,
Percale and various other ma
terials.
As all good and gnmey fish are,
when you nre provided with our
superior fishing tackle. We have
the best bamboo polos, reals, the
latest and best improvements in
hooks, flics, leaders and rods that
the up to date angler would wish to
secure. Now is the time to hook
the speckled buuties and you can do
it with our flys.
Wo have Just Received pome of the Latest
Checked Linens for Sofa Pillows.
G R IF FIN & V E A C T C H CO.
£ T. ANDERSON, M. D
Physician and Surgeon
H em enw ay
& Burkholder.
Surgery and Female diseases A Specialty. All
calls promptly attended to.
Ofllce in Sherwood block; Night calls at
New Era Drug Store. Plume 166 Main.
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Special attention given to Collections.
Ofllce over Piper & VanDenburg’s Hardware.
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But buy one of those fine lots or acre tracts from L ong & Bingham, adjoining Cottage Grove.
We know the location will suit you and we know our prices will suit you.
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Report of committe on credentials
was read showing the following en
titled to seats in the convention.
North Eugene No 1— I J Wulton,
O E Roberts, J O Watts, Geo H
Smith, W J Royse, C Marx, Sr,; I L
Campbell.
North Eugene No 2— E R Skip-
worth, S M Douglas, M S Wallis, L
Bilyou, It L Willoughby, by L M
Travis, proxy R M Day.
South Eugene No 1— J S Higgins,
J M Howe, P J McPherson, G W
Kinsey,
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HnmptoD,
John
Calloway.
South
Eugene
No 2—T G
Hendricks, II C Huddleston T Brown
E W Osburn, J D Matlock.
Springfield— Welby Stevens, P
Cheshcr, John McMahon, Philo W il
cox, J W Stewart, A G Bogart, by
Frank Armitage.
the Leading Shades, all W idths.
Fairmount— C A Wooley, James
Randall, C C Klemm.
Irving— C II Withrow, J M Kitchn
John Inwall, J R Yates, Green Z uil -
walt, J M Andrews.
Goshen— C W Mathews, W L
Matlock, C II Bradley.
North Junction—E Herron, JDar-
neille by M S Casteel, Fred Muller,
II M Milliorn, C P Houston, G F
Skipworth,
South Junction— W W Oglesby, J
It Hill, C Q Farrar, Tlios Bailey, A
J Dickey, James Calvert.
Creswell— Geo Gifry, John Win-
zenried, J E Nowland, John Stone,
J W Gordon, II C Hunter,
Blauton— E J Crow, F Good-
] pasture, L Lockard.
Zumwalt— Henry Kompp, H A
j Kompp, Andy Iieitzman, D M
| Purkerson.
W Cottage Grovo—R M Veatch.
J It Cooley, T J Mark ley, J W
j dowdy S E Wallace, Geo Thompson
F H Itosenburg by H H Veatch
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E Cottage Grove— Jaa Lebow. J S
! Medley, L F Wooley, C W Wallace
G G Warner, Jesse Martin by N H
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I Martin proxy, Currin Cooley.
Sagmaw— D P Sheridan, E P
s i n p v T h r Coiiffh IVorksoff ( h f told
IteJford, O N Castle, J L Hunter. F
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet» M Jack«on, R Y Porter.
cure a cold a cold in one day. No
Bailey— James Gearbeart, John
Cure, no Fay. Price 23 cent».
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DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY CONVENTION.
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Conner, A J Smith, G H Hickathier,
J M Martin.
Mohawk— E Yarnoll, M L Ham-
mitt.
Hazel Dell— C E McClure, J H
McClean.
Long Tom—J N Williams. W M
Darnell, O P Mays. J Sam, F Purger-
son.
Mapelton —P E Jackson, H II Fisk
W A Nealy, by E P Jackson, proxy.
Wendling— Georgo Whitbeck.
Pleasant Hill— P M Shelly, C A
Davis, H L Mitchell.
Fall Creek— R C Edwards, J W’
Cox, A S Matteson.
Richardson— Dan Hinton, John
Goldson, C C Crone, B C Beernan by
Dan Henry, N J Brynnt.
Jasper— H W Jones, C F Humph
rey.
Coyote— Henry Calloway, Samuel
Schrimpf, John McCulloch, Charles
Briggs.
Spancor— Ilenry Gates, J T Rich
ardson, Otto Petzold, S Anderson.
McKenzie— R S Belknap by W T
Campbell, proxy.
Florence— A1 Ready, J C Beck,
John Tanner, all by P E Jackson,
proxy.
Glontent—L S Thompson, W D
Neely.
Lane— J W Rust, W B Blachly by
J W Rust.
Camp Creek— J W Shumate, J F
Deadmond. John Waring, J W Foun
tain.
Middle Fork— T J Blakely, W B
Goodman.
Walton— J M Kirk, R G Fowler.
Chcsher— T A Fountain, Jake
Taylor, Bob Allison, by T A Foun
tain.
iui.uuu— r. »* noseitou, oy iv vv
Dawster, Eugene Holland by C S
Briggs, proxy.
Elmira— J Bown, Park Zumwalt,
Frank Perry, A Lamb, J Gross.
Thurston— O A McMahon, C R
Hastings, J E P Withers.
Lost Valley— R L Edwards, J
Addington, E P William, E R Park
er.
Lake, Creek— W F Potterf, S E
Pardee, by Leonard Tabor, proxy.
S'uslaw— S G Lockwood, John O’
Brien, H Wingnrd, by S G Lock-
woid.
Herman— C U and D R Beers.
Wiliamette— M Taylor, M Leech,
E P Coleman. Geo Smith, H Cole-
min.
The precincts not represented
were: Gato Crook, Mabel, Bohemia,
Blue Rivor, and Wallaco,
THE PLATFORM
WTe tho delegates of tho Demo
cratic party of the County of Lane,
in convention assembled, do hereby
declare the administration of the
State Government to bo in urgent
need of immediate reform; do here
bv enjoin upon tho nominees, for the
legislature, a zealous effort and co
operation to this end; and do hereby
appeal to our fellow citizens of every
formor [ o ’.itical connection to under
take with us this first and most
pressing patriotic duty.
Resolved, that we are in favor of
putting all State officers on a fixed
salary, and that all fees earned by
any State office be turned into the
trciftury for the benefit of the
people.
Resolved, that we favor a law re
ducing railroad fares in this state to
three cents per mile.
Resolved, that we arraign and do
nounce the last legislature for its ex
trnvagancc and profligate waste of
the people’ s money, thereby largely
increasing the public burdens, and
tending to corrupt the public morals.
Resolved, that we favor the pas
sage by Congress, of the bill known
as the Mitchell Kahn Chines ex
clusion bill.
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Resolved, that wo are opposed,
and denounce the principle of
government
subsidies, and
we
especially denounce and oppose tho
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Ship-Subsidy bill recently passed by
the United States Senate.
Resolved, that private monopolies
are indefensible and intolerable.
They destroy competition, control
the price of raw material and of the
finished product, thus robbing both
producer and consumer. They
lessen the employment of labor and
arbitrarily fix the terms and con
ditions thereof; and deprive in
dividual energy and sm all capital of
their opportunity for betterment.
Tarriff laws should be amended by
putting the products of trusts on
the free list, to prevent monopoly
under the plea of protection. That
all tarriff taxes should be levied for
the purpose of revenue only.
Resolved that the democratio
party is now, as it always has been
tho party of the common people, be
lieving always in the principles of
equality before the law and special
privilages to none.
That governments nro instituted
among men to promote the general
welfare and not for the benefit of
the fow and for the promotion
of cabalistic ends and private
benefits.
We confidentally appeal to the
people of Lane county to entrust the
administration of their public affairs
( continued
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C h r o n i c llr o n c iiit lM C u r e d .
“ For ton years I had ch ron ic bron
chitis so bad that at tim es I could not
sp ea k ab ove a w h isper,” writes Mr
J o se p h Coffm an, of Monmorcnci, Ind.
“ I tried all rem edies available, but
w ith n o
success. Fortunately m y
e m p lo y e r suggested that I try Foloy’s
H on ey and T ar
Its effect was almost
m an y p eop le liavo used Foley’s Honey
an d T a r, and alw ays with satisfaction.
S old b y T ho N ew E ra D r u g Co
A Worthy Successor.
“ So m e t ilin g New U nder T lie Sun'*
A ll
D o cto rs have
tried
to
eu ro
cattauah by the uso o f pow der, ucld
gases, ihhalers and d ru gs in paste
form . T h eir pow ders d ry up
tho
ui ueu ous m em branes causing them to
cru ek open and bleed. T he p ow erful
a c id s used in tho inhalers have eaten
aw ay tho sumo m em branes that their
m akers have aimed to cure, w hile
pastes an d ointm ents cannot reeh tho
d ica se. An old and experienced p ra c
tition er w ho 1ms for m any years m ade
a clo se study anil specialty o f tho
trea tm en t of cattauah , has at last
p erfected a treatment which when
fa lttb fu lly used not on ly relieves a
o n c e , but perm anently cures cattauah
b y re m o v in g the cans», stop p in g tho
d isch a rg es,a n d cu rin g all intlam m a-
tlon . Jt is the only rem edy know n to
sc ien ce that actually reaches tho
affleted parts. This w on derfu l rem ed y
is kn ow n as “ snuffles thooUAitANTEKD
cattauah CntF.” and is sold ut tlie ex
trem ely low price o f One D ollar, each
p ack ag e containin g internal and e x
ternal m edicine sufficient fo r «i full
m o n th ’ s treatm ent and ev eryth in g
necessa ry to its perfect uso.
‘ ‘ s n u f f l e s ’ * is tho o n ly p erfect
catarrh cur * over m ade and Is now
r ecog n ized as tlie only safean d posltivo
cu re fo r that annoying and d isg u stin g
disease. It cures all inflaum tlon
q u ick ly and perm antly and is also
w o n d erfu lly qu ick to rellvo h a t f e v e r
o r cold in the HEAD.
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catahh when n eglected often leads
to consumption —’ ’ snuffles will save
y o u if you use it at on ce. I t is no
ord in a ry rem edy but n com p lete treat
ment w liicb is positively guaranted to
eu ro cat a unit in any form o r stage tr
used a c c o rd in g to the directions which
a c c o m p a n y each package. Don t d ela y
b u t send Tor it at once and write f u l l
p articulars as to your condition and
y ou will rcocivo special
1 vice frorri
th** the fiiscoverer o f this w on derfu l
rem ed y regardin g y ou r case w ithout
c o s t to y ou beyom ltho regular price ot
“ SNUFFLES” tho GUARANTEED CATARRH
11 se n t prepaid to any address in tho
I'n ited States o r Canada on receipt or
O n e D ollar. Address D ept K sh 3 E dwin
I! O iler *% C om pant , 8330 and 2 (3J
M arket Street, Philadelphia.
(; M A i>
■ rt Friday even
ing April 11. at Martin’s Hall. Price»:
Children 25; General Admission 35;
Reserved Seats 50. If you want a
good band in Cottage Grove, say so
by attending their concert. Tickets
may be had at the New Era Drug
Store.
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T a k in g.
W h en y o u t a k e (Ir o v e ’c T a ste le s s C hill
T o p ic becau se the form ula Is p lain ly
p rin ted on ev ery Itottlo sh o w in g th at
It s im p ly Iron and «¿uloirto in a taste
less fo r m . N o Cure, N o I ’ay. 60c.