G N CASTLE.
CHAMBERLAIN SETS A HOT
G N Castlo of Saginaw, Demo
GOTTAO E G HO VE, - - OREGON.
PACE.
cratic candidate for the legislature
THE LEADEK.
1 9 0 2 S P R I N G 190
Special Announcements
P oiitla . no , A pril 21.— George E in Lane county, is a native of tho
F 'u iO il s h e d EC v e r y K r l d a y .
Proprietor Chamberlain, Democratic and C iti state of New York where he first
L . F. W ooley
Managing Editor zen’ s nominee for governor, has out- j saw light fifty-four years ago. His
C. W . W a l l a c e
Entered at the Cottage Grove post- lined his campaign, and will take ! parents resided in New York City
the tield this week in Hfcfcer county. I most of the time till 1808, when
office as second-class matter.
lie will make the light entirely on | they removed to
Iowa.
There
F R ID A Y - -------- M ay 2. 1902.
state issue«, and make a square fight j young Castle became a granger in
for reduced taxation, and abolition every sense that the word implies.
of all grafts, nnd to place every state Was married in 1S71. Six children
D E M O C R A TIC T IC K E T
official on a llat salary, ns is pro blessed the union, but two of whom |
Senator—
mised in the Republican and Demo are living. Four sons died from
L M T R A V IS , Eugene.
cratic platforms. He will make a diphtheria, three of them in one
Re presen taties—
X>ositive fight for a better state
week.
J M ED MUNSON, Goshen.
government, and especially lo cut
Was electod first trustee of Dan
G N C A S TLE , Saginaw.
the seven mill tax levy straight in bury, Iowa, in 1882. Afterwards
County Clerk—
two in the middle. He will spend was elected city recorder two terms,
C M Y O U N G , Eugene.
no time in Multnomah county, but then mayor two terms. Was elected
Sheriff—
will personally canvass every county to tho lower house of tho legislature
W W W IT H E R S , Eugene.
in tho state, and make from two to iu 1892; was appointed postmaster
County Commissioner—•
ten speeches a day.
M r Furnish of Danbury in 1893 nnd served four
J P C U R ItlN , Cottage Grove
will know there is a campaign on
years and six months, being super-
Treasurer—
before he has got very far along in
A S PA TTE R S O N , Eugene.
ceded by a Republican on the
the fight.
Assessor—
election of President McKeulev.
J M K IT C H E N , Irving.
In addition to making n personal
Came to Crogon iu 1899 where, as !
Surveyor—
canvas, aud telling tho voters just
ho writes the Guard, “ I expect to
SIM O N KLO V D A1IE , Eugene.
what to expect, il ho is elected, his
iivo until called upon to join the G IV E T H E YO U N G
Coroner—
committee will reach every voter in
CIIAN C M .
F E SE LO V E R , Eugene.
loved ones gone before.” Mr Cas
the stato with the facts nnd details
Tne Capital Jnurnal very pertinently
tle's father was a member o f the
The editor o f the Oregonian is of tho fee system and the state print
remarks. “ While the older generation
72ud New York iu the War of the
have done somo good work to improve
now in the throes of mortal agony ing graft, os has beeu prominent in
Rebellion. Mr Castle closed a letter our city's circumstances the past four
for fear Geo E Chamberlain will he The Capital Journal, and his cam
to us with sentences that . have a years, it Is trio young inen who are
the next Governor. Knowing the paign committee w ill spend every
the life of tho city in its fraternal
sterling ring:
fu tility o f saying anything that will dollar of voluntary contributions on
“ I have always tried in politics orders and its military company.
do Mr Furnish any good on State placing them before tho peoplo to
It is the youug men who keep alive
and officos of public trust to act and
politics or on the personal qualities judge for themselves.
that most glorious manifestation of
vote so as to converse tho best any civilized natioD-the town brass
o f the candidate, M r Scott is gyra
Mr Chamberlain will permit no
interests of the people, not forget band. Salem lias today by far tho
ting round and round over national money to be spent in buying any
ting my politcal principles. And best band this city has had in many
politics hunting for soni bugaboo ones support, or the support of any
I
saw the time in Iowa when it re years.
with which to scare dis.-ati-tied re faction nnd his administration will
There are pluees w here ago nnd sta
quired moral courago to stand up
publicans hack into line and vote not bo mortgaged to nny financier,
bility und good counsel count for
for the new convert to republican in order to win tho ejection. Mr for Democratic principles. Wo were everything. Rut gi re the young nu n
CHRISM A N & BANG-3, Props.
credit for generous nnd disinterested
policies, llis great argument is Chami erlain says he did not seek few aud far between, too.
“ I cave a personal acquaintance public spirit, for whole-soled devotion
what docs the republican party ; tho nomination, that it came to him
to things besides dollars.
stand for?,’ and “ what does the I unsolicited, aud ho will not buy the with two citizens of your town,
ing of
The people o f Cottage Grove
formed
in
Iowa.
They
are
the
Democratic party stand for?-’ Rut election. His committee has issued
ought likewise lo he proud of their C O T T A G E
G R O V E
B O H E M R o r n X .d o ,
his howl w ill be in vain for every its first address to tho voters, en Lombard brothers, Lyman and young men. When it comes to
prjbgrni
»nun knows that politial parti'> titled “ A Positive F igh t for Bettei Aimer. Roth those gentlemen me business propositions they are never
pated
good Republicans, but I am willing
are known and stand for just what Q0V(,r, men;
which, iu bulstauee,
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in the rear either. They were
to
abide
by
the
name
aud
character
their leaders are known to stand »8 as follows:
tb
among the first to respond to the
they may give me.”
for. A party headed by a democrat
The present campaign shall he
city
subscription
list
for
the
Bohemia
We believe the render will agree |
is a democrat party. Headed by a fought along lines of positive gov-
kerabc:
with us that M r Castle’s lettler has railroad. Dozens o f them we know
prohibitionist is a prohibition party. iern^cntf»I reform, insteid c f mere
o f subscribed more than many grey
the right ring.”
Further that bis |
Headed by an i
negations,
of Oregon
Rations. n
T! o
c people
p
■
The
t t .¡iv
Cottage
Grovo
neighbor
mudo no I haired men who own thousands c f
perialist party ; headed by a Hopper desires that better conditions obtain,
dollars worth o f property nnd who
K > :.~
mistake
when
they
recommended
for Revenue is a Hopper lor rev nuc taut tho atmosphere of politics he
will reap rewards in increase in
He '
party, i f uresr rcpuolii m-> im ,r fcTanrrrrr I t is irppm-nrt Hint ft,* him ns a fit person to represent
d ic i -est Meats, Hams, Racon nnd Lard ah - 2 . . ,
pliuu and rent o f property hucauno
which time
Lane
county
in
the
Oregon
regis-
no moro use for Mr Furnish than tactics of Ibo opposition will be
hand. And in fact everything usoaly kept in
of the railroad building in dollars
make the r
Mr .Scott does for Simon. They once moro uiado to attempt to use laturo.— Guard.
class market.
where the young feilows
will
for Scoili: I !
tire both in tho same boat Mr Oregon ns a cat. paw to draw nat-
I hr Secret of Long: Life.
reap cents. We know o f some
operations
Conic is in keeping all the main or-
Scott would like to k ill Simon b
ditical chestnuts from the
lOlUl
mines
IT
gnus o i the t*>dy in healthy, regular young fellows who will heat the
cause he bolted andean
• no nod fire.
P IS H
U L T S E A — S O N I ■
action, unit in quickly destroying ’etufiin,” out ol some old political,
reason to
deadly
disease
g.u
ms.
Electric
Bitters
in him and there arc hundred* ol
Geo E Chamberlain represents
raentjof the
regulate t>i munch, Liver and Kidneys, ‘‘ pap stickcas” in this county too.
republicans in every county who tho most hopeful tendencies that purify the blood, and give a splendid
Hoc i f they don’t.
light’ porno
can sec no good in Mr Furnish who have been observed for many years appetite. They work wonders in
W e have no stand-in with tho dentists on tough meat»
curing Kidney Troubles,
Female
nny h o t
BORN.
is nothing more than a bolter. The in the politics of the state. Better Complaints, Nervous Diseases, Cons
n trial anil wo will treat you right.
The aevelo
one bolts in icvcnpc for the trrncli- government, positive refom, states tipation, Dyspepsia, und Malaria, S TE W A R T.— At Comstock, April 23,
on their {
Vigorous health nnd strength nlwny-
ery of former friends and the other man like meth ds, lower taxes, and fotlow
their use. Only 00c guarante to the wife of Henry Stewart n
come hi p i
daughter.
holts for profit and for office
O f tho honoring of high character, ed by J P Curtin druggl-t.
the fui tire
course the editor o f the great daily rather than bowing to tho dictation
M IL L E R .— At Saginaw, Apr 20, to
There is said to lie a coldness be
sncces-
'
sympathizes with a man who 1 oil of money, these are offered to the
tho wife of D Miller a son.
tween I tally and Switzerland. This
throw ipo
RUCEfvSOR TO B A K E R & JOHNSON.
f i r office hut he < a f t say anything voter iu the campaign of 1902.
Botn mother and child ore getting
comes by having the Alps for a
numb« r oi
too mean about n man w liov bolts
along nicely.
This hope for bitter government
dividing line.
because he has been turned down is strengthened by the selection of
ns boo :: as
DIED.
by the party he has fought lor and tho nominee for governor, G eoige E
Three editors are in ja il in Manila
M
‘b
labored with all his life. He hates Chamberlain. His official
career f ir “ less majeste.” It seems that free D E AN .— At the home of
his
p rop rity.
a man who leaves the republican has been nu unbroken effort to ad sport h had to stay behind with the
daughter Mrs A D LeRoy in H u b
their alter
ranks and joins hands with the minister trio duties of ids offico for constitution.
city, Saturday evening at C p m
ward s tin
democrats but he loves the fellow highest efficiency at lowest cost. His
Mr G W Dene, age 58 years and TT'rcd.’U.ce T a lr a n in. E x c lia n g r e for
nnd other
The Roers should not kick, I f it
who leaves the democrats and joins effort has beon successful. I t is a
28 days.
(he republicans especially if he ¡.- fact that no one has yet accused Mr had not been for the mules anil
Deceased was born in Steuben
huntingnii office. Ho has great Chamberlain of one official net not liorsea s o ld i, this count-y to Great j ConntT Imlinna> Mareh 28> 1814
sympathy nnd respect for the suc actuated by purity of motivo. His Britain the Boers would now nil be and was married in 186(1 to Miss
cessful office seeker. l i e loves to course as district attorney is an on foot.
Paulina Brnuhard, came to Oregon
G E N E R A L L I V E R Y BUSINES *™hc!<>f 11
TEA NS A CTED
m,i
=^S T A G E
L IN E ta)iDEJ x :
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CITY
Bartels & Veatch, Propal
a$
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Granite, Crockery and Glasswi
Vegetables, Flour, Feed an
W e meet all
Lines.
Prices on the
Piper &
look at men who can get there even
though his own diet is sour graj ■•*.
l i e rejoiced at the defeat of
Mitchell ami then ho rejoices over
M itchell’s success. H e rejoices o v r
the defeat o f Simon and it is a two
to one bet that he will dance a little
jig over the defeat of Furnish.
Consistency is not a jewel 1 in Mr
Scott’ s crown and life long republi
cans have little faith in his predic
tion that the world will go to sticks
generally and the republican party
to the dogs if Mr Chamberlain is
elected, llis distinction between
Furnish and Simon has hut little
evidence of this. Ry virtue of his
incumbency of that office he line
possessed vast powers. It is highly
complimentary to him that it has
not been suggested by his political
Opponents that he has used his
public olli'e as a private graft.
Fenilesa ami just in tho discharge
of his duty, his record is offered for
closest scruliuy, and most extensive
comment by the opposition.
It is nppnrent that Oregon has
addressed her-nif to the task of im
proving things at homo first, with
the idea of gi\iug attention to out
side matters later. This policy will
mako for n grander Oregon, for the
rocoguitiou of those qualities that
mako up the character of ideal
American citizenship.
G eorge E
Chauibtrlaiu will bring to pass this
more ideal condition.
difference.
The lietlcr class o f republicans
will not be scared by tho thought
that Oregon w ill get into the
democratic column for o f that there
is little danger. It is the strongest
republican State in the I'lioin but
TC.tutw F-tlw rs to K n o w .
they will lot the political tricksters j
T have t sod DeWitt’s Little Early
o f their party know that tho high I Risers for constipation «nil torpid
office o f Governor is not to t o inveratili they are all right. I nm
barten d aw sv to a ret,
for I t!.ink when
for O ven ue when t her-are hundred« "• ’' t i n - . I rhing we ought to let
o f able honest and efficient men in (: ! ' *'n ' ‘
writes Alfred Ibinzo.
. .
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Qwlncv III. T h e r n o v fr g T iie o r ill* -
tlu ir ranks to till that excellent.; tro.., s ire, safe pflls. For Sale by,
poet!1®**-
| Benson Drug Co. ■
in tire fall of 1895 and located at
The country prpfs generally con
Cottage Grove. The past two years
tinue to roast the beef trust but
° “ b’
that is about all the kind of roasts Ue
a few days before his death when he
ordinary editors can indulge in
returned to Cottage Grove.
these days.
Thero remains to mourn his loss a
It is said the reason W J Furnish wife pud three children, Frauk
would not consent to have his Dean nnd Mrs King of South Dakota
picture on the Furnish button was anil ilrs A D LeRoy of this city.
that he was afraid the picture would The funeral services was held nt the
“ flop” nnd show the back o f his M E church, of which he was n
member, Sunday nt 3 o'clock nod i
head.
the interment took place at the
General Fiintton lias been official Masonic cemetery.
ly reprimanded by the president for
Cxll For County Warrants.
saying in a recent speech that
Notice is hereby given that the
Senator Hoar was “ afflicted with an
overheated conscience.” The Kan following warrants will he paid on
san was also ordered to cease form presentation at uiy office on and 1
nny further public discussion of the after th« 24ill of April, 1992. All i
Lace County warrants for register-
Philippine question.
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ed number 350 to 2629 both inelus-j
stew
c .s t n r r (• m ls r i.
M illions are daily finding a world of ir t.
A S PlTTBlSOS.
e unfort in Rttekb u’* Arni. a Salve. It
. ills | alii from burns, Bonlds. t ’uts.
County Treasurer.
Bruises; oomitiets Ulcers, nnd Fever
Soi,-s: eut” . Eruptions. s « lt Kheuui, Eugene, O r e . April 19 1902.
li'dl, and Felons; removes Corns nnd
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Wn.’ts. Best File i ure on enrth.
Y « u K m * VYtiai 1 » »
re t a k i a r .
Only 3Sc at J F Ctirrin’s drug store. W lien you take Grove'e Tasteless Chill ]
because the formula Is plsir.lv
J M Kitchen of Irving, the dem- Torte
printed on every bottle showing that
ocratic nominee for assessor was iu . it simply Iron and Quinine in a taste-
I less form. No Cure, No Fay. sue.
Cottage Grove, Wednesday.
i
bas rtsi<,ea
VanD en
A" UtanJ uut‘*
S h e lf and
HARDW AI
IK
Fish Bros
kinds of Farm Imp!
M ioiug Supplies.
S U IT
TH E
How t
rnents at
Ban : n,
oxer in
aud two
H A R D
ja&iom e
next car
this lot I
Our aim is to please our customers. I :‘ff | tom ike
convinced of this fact. W o handle a complete line j
deli mb
grade Groceries, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables and f l
pian >s, t
everything purchased of us to he first doss.
we ave
r e p i:soi
N
See Our Teas and Coffees th ey
Tbe
Ca^b
i
Gpoccr-y Gort
A . i \ V o q i|g ,