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Cottas'© Grove, Oregon, Tune 27, 1902.
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 Worthy Successor.
All
Doctors have tried to cure
by the use of powder, acid
gases, ihhalors and drugs in paste
form. Their powders dry up the
mucuous membranes causing them to
craek open and bleed. The powerful
ac ids used in the inhalors have eaten
away the samo membranes that their
makers have aimed to eure, while
pastes und ointments cannot reeh the
clieusc. An old and experienced prac
titioner who has for many years made
a close study anu specialty of the
treatment of c a t t a h a h , has at last
perfected a treatment which when
faitthfuUy used not only relieves a
once, but permanently cures c a t t a h a h
by removing the cause, stopping the
discharges,and curing nil inflamma
tion. It is the only remedy known to
science that actually reaches the
afficted parts. This wonderful remedy
is known as “ snu ffi . es the guarantf . kd
cattahah C ure ” and ls sold at the ex
tremely low price of One Dollar, each
package containing iuternal and ex
ternal medicine sufficient for a full
month’s treatment and everything
necessary to its perfect use.
cattah ah
Many new Styles and Shapes,
also m any new Girdles, for
Summer.
This is Absolutely the Best Line Made.
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Our New
A new line of Summer Shirts and Sweaters
for men.
k o feJ E ak i n & B r i s t o w ,
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catarh when neglected often lends
to consumption — “ s n u ffles ” will save
you if you use it at once. It is no
ordinary remedy hut a complete treat
ment which is positively guarantee! to
cure catarrh in any form or stage if
used according to the directions which
accompany eaeli package. Don’tdelay
but send for it at once and write full
particulars as to your condition and
you will receive special advice from
the the discoverer of this wonderful
remedy regarding your ease without
cost to you beyondtho regular price of
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“ The Goods in this Garment Contains no Cot-
>n or anyother Adulteration and we will
orfit $ 1 0 0 if Cotton be found in the W arp
r Filling of Same,”
M A Y F IE L D W O O L E N M IL L S M 'F R S .
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E. T. ANDERSON, M. D
Physician and Surgeon
H. KINO
Attorn ey-at-Law
OREGON.
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DO NOT PROCRASTINATE
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But buy one o f those fine lots or acre tracts from L on g & Bingham, adjoining Cottage Grove. £
Come and see us.
B IN G H M M
Cottage
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Grove,
Oregon.
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TWO BIG FIRES.
Portland had a $372,000 fire Sun
day.
The escaped convicts Tracy and
Merrill aro still at large, making
their way through Washington.
Almost every day new crimes are
added to their already long list
They are like the flea “ Now you ’ ve
got him; now you haven’t.”
M E Coman, general passenger
agent of the Southern Pacific lines
iu Oregon has been making an in
vestigation of the conditions of
business all over the Willamette
valley and in Southern Oregon and
he is convinced that what is needed
more than any other one thing, for
the development of the country as
well ns the prosperity of the railroad
is more people and he will work in
harmony with the department of the
Harriman lines recently organized
to bring immigration from the East
to Oregon and Washington. Mr
Coman believes that at least three
times ns many new people will come
to the \\ illameutte valley next year
as came this year. It is barley
possible that low immigration rates
to Oregon and Washington points
will prevail this fall, though there
bos as yet been no definate announce
ment made concerning this.
I , m i l s T l i i 'm A l l ,
One Minuet Onugh fare beats all
other medicines I ever tried for
coughs, colds, croup and lung troubles
Says D Scott Currin of Loganion, Pa
One Minute Cough Cure is theonly
absolutely safe cough remedy which
acts immediately. Mothers every-
wnere tastify to the good it has done
their little ones. Croup Is so sudden
in its attacks that the doctor often ar
rives too late, it yields at once to
One Minute Cough Cure. Plonsant to
take. Children like it. Sure cure for
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Drug Co.
Correspondents generally report
that while the crops have made
rapid advancement aud have not yet
been injured by drouth more rain is
needed, and the indications arc that
tho showers iu tho Willamette valley,
began Monday, (after most of the
correspondents hail mailed their
reports,) will spread to the eastern
sections of the State hy Tuesday
and bo of great benefit to spring
grain and all lato crops.
Fall wheat continues filling nicely
and the bulk of the crop is too far
advanced to be injured by hot
winds. Spring sowu grain is mak
ing excellent progress. The grain
aphis is reported ns having done
some injury to fall wheat in portions
of iiino county, but all crops so far
this year have boon unusually free
from insect pests. Oats are head
ing rather short in some sections of
the Willamette valley. Barley is
beginning to ripen and turn yellow.
The first crop of alfalfa has been
harvested and the second crop is
grow ing nicely- A large amount of
clover has been cut and safely se
cured during the week. Pastures
and range grass are drying up, hut
tho condition of stock is excellent.
Corn, hops, potatoes, onions, gar
dens, aud sugar beets, continue
doing well.
The weather has been favorable
for fruit o f all kinds, and the only
complaints this week are from Doug
las county, where it is reported that
peaches are dropping badly. Straw
berry shipments from Hood lliver
have nearly ended.
BALOON ASCENSION.
D on’ t fail to see the grand baloon
ascension on the night of July 4,
from the New Era Drug Store. A
tag will be attached to each baloon.
gene, Wednesday Jane 25, 1002, rushed with all possible haste, and
Persons returning these tags will ho
Mr Harry Knowlton and Miss Lou a hope is entertained that it will be
McKinney both of Cottage Grove .\ ready for cara to travel over within I awarded the prizes on exhibition in
ft
we know our prices will suit y o u .
PORTLAND HAS
The fire started in the old foun
dry of the Phoenix Iron W orks,
the former WolU & Zwicker plant,
and it is supposed to have been due
from sparks from castings made
Saturday. A spark, by conjecrure
lay in the flooring of the building
MARRIED.
after the men quit work Saturday
AD AM S— SHOBTItIDGE— At the afternoon; it gradually became a
residence of Justice Winterman in flame.
Eugene, Wednesday, June 25, .Mr
A careful investigation o f tho
L E Adams and Miss Anna Short- damage done by the fire placed the
ridge.
loss at about $372,000. O f this
The bride is the daughter of Mr only a small portion was covered by
W AV Shortndge. Both parties are insurance. Those whose property
well known and have many friends. was destroyed generally expressed it
The Leader extends congratulations. as their intention to rebuild at once.
KNO W LTO N— M cK IXEY,— At E n -! The Madison-« treet bridge w II be
Special attention given to Collections.
COTTAGE GROVE,
Harmon, who was gored by a tnad
bull last Wednesday, died of her
wounds Saturday and was buried
yesterday afternoon.
A FIEND IN HUMAN FORM.
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7 and 8 in Block 1, Also lots I, 2, 3, 4 ami 5 in
Block 2. Perkins Addition to Cottage Grove.
Lane County Oregon, and an undivided half
interest in .35 acres of land described as follows:
Beuinning a t 11 Sec. (Turner between sections
33 and 34 Tp 20 S R 3 West, thence East 20 chains
thence South 20 chains, thence West 10 chains,
thence North 5 chains, thence West 10 chains,
thence North 15 chains to place of beginning,
containing 35 acres, All in N W V of s W
of
Section 34 Tp. 20 S K 3 West In Lane County
Oregon.
The saiii sale will he held In the city of
Cottage Grove, Lane County Oregon, and the
terms of sale will be cash In hand for said real
property.
The said administrators will commence to sell
said property at 10 o’clock a in, Monday, July 2«,
1002 and will continue to offer said real property
for sale until all is sold.
J P Cl RRIX
C a th f . r in k A P e r k in s
Administrators aforesaid.
Cottage Grove, June 21,1902
Surgery and Female diseases A Specialty. All
calls promptly attended to.
Office in Sherwood block: Night calls at
New Era Drug Store. Phone 15t> Main.
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G rants P ass , June 23.— Mrs Sarah
Leave Orders at 0. 0. McClellan’s
Cigar Store.
GRIFFIN &VEACTCH CO
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Bohemia Ice and
Cold Storage Co.
How are they going
to get
through? They can’ t do it any
moro than the proverbial camel can
go through the eye of a needle.
There’s nothing like our fine wire
screens in windows and doors, as
well as our Summer closets and
wire coverings for victuals to keep
the insects out. They nre cheap, too
and allow tho air to circulate freely
through the rooms, do
home
should be without them.
its elsewhere.
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You Know W hat You Are Taking
When you take G rove’ s Tasteless
Chill Tonic because the formula is
plainly printed on every bottle
showing that it is simply iron and
quiniuo in a tasteless form. No
B oston , June 2 4 .— Jane Toppan,
who will be taken to the insane
asylum tomorrow to pass tho remain
der of her life, lias confessed to her
counsel that she has murdered 31
persona to gratify an insane passion.
Some she killed with morphine,
others with poisons sho cannot re
member. She also admitted that
she was responsible for numerous
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALK OF
fires in the houses in wliinh she had
REAL PROPERTY.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned, been nurse, and declared that if she
the administrators of the estate ol J H Perkins,
deceased, will in pursuance of the order of the had remained at liberty she would
County Court of Lane Comity Oregon, sell at
private sale the following described property have committed
many moro mur
belonging to the estate of J 11 Perkins, deceased,
to-wit:
ders.
An undivided half interest in Lots 1, 2, 3, 5, 6,
PUZZLE
; B ring your little chaps to our store and fit them out in
ose Natty Vestee Suits, Ages 3 to 9 years. Knee pants suits
T boys from 3 to 12 years.
Men’s and B oy’ s Clothing a full
ock. Men’s all wool suits, no shoddy, no cotton, as low as
0 per suit. Suits for $10 as good as many $20 to $25
L O N G
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W e a re P rep a red to
Furnish I c e in a n y
Q uantity.
ow und 1! ere.
W e bought our Clothing direct from the Largest M oolen Mill
America. Finishing tho cloth they weave into Clothing,
fcieir Clothing bears this guarantee,
know the location will suit you and
ho te T co lla psed .
D allas , Texas, June 23.— The St
GORED B Y T MAD BULL.
Y ou ’ re thinking of a New Suit and of Where to get it to
est A d v a n t a g e . I f Y ou ’ ll accept our Suggestion you’ ll Buy it
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ICE!
•f M o m HND HERE +
em enw ay
& Burkholder.
2330
Market Street, Philadelphia.
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•f MOTHERS
He is alleged to have accepted an
$1000 bribe to reduce the duty on a
big importation.
James Hotel aud the Sherman
House collapsed here shortly before
2 this morning, burying a score of
inmates but miraculously causing
“ SNUFFLES” th o GUARANTEED CATARRH
no deaths. In St James there were
CURE.”
Sent prepaid to any address in the seriously and about a dozen slightly
United States or Canada on receipt of
One Dollar. Address Dept Es*3 E dwin hurt.
LLerciaamt.
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CROOKED W ORK
IN DAW SON.
" snuffles ”
is th e o n ly p e rfe ct
S eattle , June 23.—A Dawson spec
ev e r m ude an d is now
re co g n ize d as the o n ly sa fe and p ositiv e ial says; Collector Davis, of the
eure fo r th a t a n n o y in g am i d is g u s tin g
Dawson Customs office, has been
disease. It
cu r e s
all iulln m atlon
q u ic k ly and p erm a n tly and is also superseded by E S Busby, pending
w o n d e r fu lly q u ick to r e liv e h ay fever
an investigation of irregularities.
o r cold in the head .
Of Gent’s and Boy’s Furnishings
Goods. I have Just Purchased the
Clement Stock on the Corner of W a ll
and River Street, Cottage Grove, and
will Sell for the N ext 3 0 Days, at
Great Bargains.
Call
L ondon , June 24.— According to
the highest medical authorities of
London, K ing Edward V II is likely
to die in the early hours of the morn
ing. At (5 o ’ clock this evening it
was unofficially announced that his
conditiou was extremely critical, aud
the attending surgeons have re
quested the royal family to remain
in the palace all night.
It was officially announced that
K ing Edward today underwent a
surgical operation. Ho is suffering
from Perityphlitis. Tho Exchange
Telegraph Company says the Cor
onation ceremony is posponed.
catarrh cure
Tlie Leading TvEerclnaxits.
VOftSEj’
7.
KING EDWARD'S
I TRACY AND MERRILL
LIFE IN DANGER.
STILL AT LARGE..
“ S o m e t h in g ' New U nd er T h e S u n ”
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The contracting parties are both j several days
°or
" 1Ddo» ' Lacl‘ prWe “
well aud favorably known and bavo ; Another fire broke out on Seventh j numbered and the corrtspon, ing
many friends who will join the Street, at I I o ’elock Tuesday night numbers will be id*«ed on the tags.
Leader in congratulation*.
j which destroyed $37,000 property.
M organ A B u tin tT .