The Leader., June 20, 1902, Image 2

THE LEADER.
COTTAGE
GROVE, - - OREGON. !
FINE JOB PRINTING
S H F E IN
Entered at the Cottage Grove post-
offlee as second-class matter.
F R ID A Y
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The kind tnat pays. We use nothin« but the
very best of material and guarantee satisfaction In
every respect.
RHTES.
O ne Y eau
Six M onths
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J une 20, 1902.
S U B S C R IP T IO N
LURCf;
LURCH’S
i-’ u t j l i t i t l e d E v e r y F r i d a y .
L . F. W ooley
Proprietor
C. W . W allace Managing Editor
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COODS W E
QUO TE,
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Our Shirt-waist Offer will be a Great Feature dui
June and July.
$1.50
.75
.50
If paid In advance but If nut so paid a
uniform rate of SJ.oo per year will be charued.
Advertising rates made known upon appll
eatlon.
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O u r C lu b b in g List.
The Commoner.
Twice-a-week Republic
Cincinnatti Enquirer
W eekly Examiner
Weekly Oregonian
SUM M ER
SILKS
LACES
$ 2:10
RIBB0
M en’s and B o y ’s S u m m e r Hats.
$ 2.00
$ 2.10
COME IN A N D SEE OUR
L I N E OF S A M PLES.
$2.50
$2.50
Our Patterns and Designs for this Season are
Selected.
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Now for the Celebration.
urn.
Look at our celebration ad.
Ca:
:
the r
trict No
se last ' :
elected
ris-ele
small . h
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Cottage Grove is the liveliest town
in the valley.
Tracy and M errill should be
tabled “ well shaken before taken.
The official count has been com­
pleted and Chamberlain is elected
governor by 256 majority.
STABLE V littur te
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W e are prepared to do Envelope and Letter
Head printing, using a fine half-tone relief map of the
Bohemia Mining District.
N ul h w
le under b o i
circuiticeli
cony was 1
Now is a good time to clean up
the streets, alleys and back .yards
and let the town present a neat
appearance on the Fourth.
Tracy and M errill could win a
foot race at almost any fourth of
July celebration. Their competitor
would probably run the wrong way
«»y '
a true b.
no’s man.
¿riow tbnt
T H E LEÏÏDER
Ar
¡P f \
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told misery. They give lively livers
Beyond all doubt the 200 leading
activo bowels, good digestion, line
nf *Kla omintry are
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u n a n im o u s in a g r e e in g
w ith n e
drug store.
Friends o f the isthmaiar. canal
in congress are simply wasting their
time trying to get a bill through
this congress. They could acom-
plish vastly more by introducing n
bill for a government owned nnd
operated railroad between the two
princieal ports o f the country—
New York and Fan Francisco. Such
a measu.e would draw away the
fire of the railroad lobbv.
irs Ro« eri’
. 'S
/•- P o la n d
a
C V Galloway, elected to the legis­
Each merchant should liAve some­
thing that would appeal to the aver­
age taste and should tell the aver­
age man bow perfectly it is suited
to his needs. It may be he had not
thought before that be might need
that which was suggested. The
only way to insure his interest is to
make that interest, if possible, and
then convince him of the ability to
supply the need. Education makes
the customer and logic shows him
he way to supply his desires.
Yamhill
county, is the
member
of that
years old.
body,
being
25
He is a son of Hon Wm
Galloway, receiver of
the Oregon
ed of the marvelous merit of Dr
Kings’s Now Discovery for Consump­
tion, used it, and was completely
cured.” For desperate Thrpat and
tho world, and is infallible for Coughs,
Colds and Bronchial.
Affections.
Guaranteed bottles 50c and $1.00
Trial bottles free at Currin's Drug
Store.
••After I had tried many doctors nnd
r
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medicine to no avail one of my friends known in tue lan 1 no more. Thiot*
persuaded me to trv Kotlol. It gave heels wi!1 fl.. up aQj ,bou wiu ful, j
immediate relief. I can eat almost
1 F
anything I want Dow and ray .liges the soup. Keep thiue eyes on thy
All 5fj~s Allowed and P.-rferrors show
the Basting 2 nd Snitlno Lif.es.
Only xo ami 15 cents each—none fisher.
Ask for them. Sold in nearly every city
<i.i«l town, or 0/ ir.ail irc.ru
&
B A N G S T F r o p fc * h «e n
G EN ERAL L IV E R Y B U S IN ^ g L
TRA N S A C TED
iner slippii
youngest
Youug inau attention! Dost thou
go around the land at night and
rush the growler and perambulate
with
the feminine? Dost thou
whooper up with the boys and finger
the substnnee of the jackpot, and
plant thy shekls against the every-
slippery finger. Dost thou puff a
2-ceut cigar or pull tho deadly
cigarette, and hast thou lost thy
grip on ways that are right and
A Krnl Friend
wisdom which is good in the world?
“ I suffered from dyspepsia and in­
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thou are in a very bad row of
digestion
for fifteen years,”
says Verily
W
T'sturdevant of Merry Oaks N ,T 8turaps. It will not be long ere
mend* Kodoi.” 1 D o n T ^tiy to*cure
stomach trouble by dieting. That
only further weakens the system. Io n
need wholesome, strengthening food.
Kodcl enables you to assimilate what
you eat by digesting it without the
aid. Benson Drug Co,
C H R IS M A N
lature on the democratic ticket from j
An automobile is just as useful as
City land office.
The per capita circulation ot the
a horse, and far more easilv broken.
United States is now estimated at
S a v e d Fron t n il A w f u l F a te
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$28.54. It would he something
“ Everybod said I had eosumption”
K i l t It y
T e m p le * . I l l l i .l t i u
more than that i f the Morgans,
Sacred cows often defile Indian tem­ writes Mrs A M Shields ot Cbambers-
Rockefellers, and others o f that ples, but worse yet is u body that’s burg, Pa, “ I was so low after six
months of severe sickness, caused by
trust order did not have such big polluted by constipation. Don’t per­ Hay Fever and Asthma, that few
mit it, Cleanse your system with Dr thought I could get well, but I learn­
slices cornered.
King's New Life Pills and avoid un­
The Oregonian abuses Simon
and Geer for the defeat of Furnish,
and in the same article says had
Simon controlled the republican
Btae convention, the other unsuc­
cessful faction would have caused
a more disastrous defeat. It is a
crime for Simon to do the th>ng
which the Oregonian regards as a
virtue with its own faction.
t
>ve, had tin
Try advertising as a prentative of
I t was Eastern Oregon that de­
summer dullness.
feated Furnish for governor, and
after all the hue and cry that
Tracy and Merrill are it and
“ Eastern Oregon wanted and must
the sheriff and posse are after it.
have the next governor.”
publican machine organs that the
Dingloy tariff is “ the best tariff
the country every knew.'' The
opinion o f “ the country” on this
point, howhever, is likely to be at
variance with that of the trusts.
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CO L T A G E
T H E M c C A L L C O .,
113-113-117 West 3ist St, HIVi YORK.
G R O V E L
B Q H E M j lersnn
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“-STAGE LINE 1 t T
CITY
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Bartels & Veatch, Proplivod"*«> 1:1
T rade M a r k s
D esigns
C opyrights *c .
T ilr k lr a.'-eriHin mir opinion froo wiieiiier i-b
invention is prnbnbly patentable. Comnmniftv
tlons strictly confidential. Ilundbonkon Latents
sent free, oldest naency for nocurinp patents.
Patents taken through M ann & Co. receive
*i'tcial notice, without c harge, in the
Sckiitiiic Jîmricait*
A handsomely Illustrated weekly. I.nreesr dr-
dilation o f any sdentine Journal. Terms. $3 a
y e ar: four months, | L Sold by all newsdealers.
MUM & Co.3813™
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A '/
ired proc m
. 1 at his ho
ih and Oak
d i n i n o g f M o a i c , I L i n i c , E u c ^ n n t x ] Lrtn!| urday morn
hand. And in fact everything usualy kept ock, after h
class market.
iis bed for i
'he funeral
deace at
iftsiez
s e aj
t the ren.aii
O F comet.
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Branch Offlcu. bü F St- V/ashUi.;tuu. D. C.
at
Me have no stand-in with the dentists on tough rue ,
, '
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ii
trial
nnd
wo
will
treat
you
right.
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Oregon's Favortie Seaside Resort.
Hughes
“ Recognizing the advantage of
for-le
Newport as a summer resort over
other seaside resorts in tho north-
wost, and to mako it possible tor all
who desiro to do so to spend their
vacation by the ocean waves, the
Southern Pacific Company, in con­
nection with the Corvallis & Eastern
Railroad, will place on sale, effec-
HO! FOR NEWPORT.
tive June 15ih rouud-trin titkft
.
1
irom an ] oints in Oregon on the
Southern Pacific to New Port mod
gun “n.d mo,*key not with the Juice for return
until October 10th, a,
of the jag. Stand clear of the man Specially reduced rates. For full
with the aces and in the ripening information please inquire of your
years of life thy pocket will be full local agent.’’
of the fruit of the earth while tto e \\ E C omax , Gen Passenger Agent.
^k. He u
who raiud not these commandments
camp f -j
Now that a man has been serious­ are partaking of the lunch that is
“ Never open your morning mail
and aff,-r
ly wounded by being mistaken for free.
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at the break fust table," sRid a Phila-
ling war
Oregon is on top as usual. Tho one of the escaped convict», it is
mi e g - T
r A
delphia physician. “ That is ,,n evil
log, fro-
final reports o f the committee on likely the chase after Tracy and
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and one that is sometimes re-
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awards for the Charlston Exposi Merrill by inexperince excitable takes the following manly view o f | iponsibl, for dist ate. Letters you
at that ti.-i
the
election
of
Hon
(¡eo
E
Cham
tjon give Oregon and Oregon ex ­ men will be abandoned, and will be
must know, are tremendous fjerm
bad n
:
hibitors a large
percentage of taken up by few men of experience beriain
..'ru
i
,
,
i
i . carriers. T h « licking o f th* flap of
but on
Gar
aim
is
to
jilease
our
customers,
in.
C
a
f
M
on ln*t Monday by a th« pnvainrm
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medals and premiums than any who will run the criminals down , “ The people
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1 en velop and of the stamp often
convinced i.f Ibis fact. We handle a com píete li lo8*.
decisive
majority
elected
Hon
Ge>
,
other state. The list includes one and capture them either dead or v
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entai1* *ho presence of thousands of
grade Groceries, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables aa recovered
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diploma o f highest rewar, 64 gold j alive. So far as the chase after the L Chamberlain, the democratic germs. 1 ucse „ wiien
letters are laid
21 year-
everything
purchased of ut to be first class.
nominee, as governor o f Oregon for llnrin .u.
medals, 55 bronze medals and 90 escapes has been conducted in such .U
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...
,
, , I uPon ,be ‘ »W «. may get mto the
rcccntly ni
the
next
four
years
W
e
frankly
diplomas of honorable mention— a noisy manner that they could elude
food, for they aro n< arly all food
tin.
total of 253 medals and diplomas, their pursueas. Whenever it is confess his election was not our bacteria; you may swallow them,
! turned over to a few men who will l*‘r*onal choice, but the majority o f nnd thus lay yoursel opea to many
Hurrah for Oregon!
go on a still hunt capture i s pos- the voters of the state said he was kinds of trouble. Open your mail,
ortlandTtl
The hill for pensioning the Indian
j theirs, and as one of the minority
si ble.
therefore,
anywhere
but
in
the
din­
war veterans, which passed the
we bow in humble submission to ing room.”
S p r in a S e v e r
Senate yesterday and go»s to the
| their verdict and acknowledge him
President for its approval, is a tardy j Spring fever is another name for j as our governor. W e fully believe
Governor Geer has appointed the
| biliousness. It is more serious than
recognition o f a class o f men to
most people think. A torpid liver and ; Mr Chamberlain will make Oregon following persons to serve as mem- j
being ska i
whom civilization owes a large debt inactive bowels mean n poisoned ! a first class executive as he is a
PROF. E 0 RESSLER.
„f
W . iBe
bers of tho board of regents of the
It comes to late to the many who system, I f neglected, serious illness j man o f great popularity with the
M onmofth , Or, June 17 — I ’rotcs
St'irtl»D« Proofc.
Central Oregon State Normal School
P f D u
, ,,
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! van ee In meilicir.e *
on ili
have passed the Great Divide, but may foil, Wsuch symptoms. DeWitt’s | niegses o f the p ^ p l«, ever locki„ H
sor E D Ressler, of Eugene, was to-
at Drain:
G \Y Roi«' ___________
machinei
flow a ! a 1
. ,
K lst U
Little
early
Risers
remove
all
d
a
n
g
e
r
.
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.
.
.
,
,
will come to the survivors as a late
, by stimulating the liver, opening the | lhe,r ,ntene« » arul champomii-g
B e. D D o .»ell, _ E « . , | ! S p rio p ;
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benediction o f their country. The
, Iwwcls a.-.il MCMing th- system of their cause. Mr Chamberlain is n Joseph Lyons, of Drain; Robert M Xor'DI*1 ^ bo° l at a “ eceting of the ppinounced'' U:
h I The
pension itself will hardly be appre­ Impurities Safe pills. Never gripe, man that is fearless and outspoken i Yeatcb. of Cottage Grove
entire
Board of Re?eil!g. Miss believed his ease
all re-
yy
Grace
Higgins,
of
Boston,
ciated as much as the recognition
I have taken DaWitt’s Little Early and will condom
mu wrong wherever! ^
ted for full Urm of r ix T a a «; j u d Z ffie T a K of
/ ,eC* A r m e ^ v e ! " ! n idle aor
it involves o f the value and patrio . Risers f . r torpid liver every spring foun(i an(1 ,luring
ing his political as
U r , !n, *°
uneipired ing, and the
< r >,
pletely ci red l^be » I fact t!
for
years”
writes
R
M
Everly,
Mounds
.
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terms of C D Drain, resigned - TV \Y fskn’i
• \itr rn*’,1Jbers of the > Bitters are uscd^H
tism o f the services rendered long
ville, TV Va. “ They do me more good we., as e v i l carter, he has ever K „ ot< o{ Lrain. to fill unexpired
n i '
; Th“ «“ «eased at- kidney and ..
M OUt X;
ago by these hardy soldiers of t U j ^ ’
tho ref,
1,10 #E« «n c y of the »“ »»eiim e
I have ever tried. been found worthy o f every trust term of R A Booth, these terms to i ! “
frontier.
nm l « confidence
n r i t J « — • reposed i in
n k him.
is .
. expiro
. . I s . April
A . . I I 10,1903.
A 1 I^A -1
WOr» fo r the past Tear Was
f h on b l.g [ >«
Beuson Drag Co.
and
o f .niîuf
p8St y.*,®r was » «a tte r
of satisfaction to the board.
S j v * ’-. -» .i
WE SUIT THE HARD T0£
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See Our Teas and Coffees they
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1 be Cash Greccr-y Go»» »*,
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