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Me?/ Goods For Fall
LABOR DAY, 1902.
2 rT o . 3 .3 .
An Immortal Play Greeted With Lar^o H ouse»
Every Nlcjht.
One cannot help but wonder why
it is that “ Uncle Tom’s Cabin” al
ways proves a drawing card, and
yet there is nothing very wonderful
Whereas, the Legislature of Ore
about it when once the plot and
gon has set apart the first Monday
presentation« of this realistic drama
in September of each year as a legal is taken into consideration. W e
holiday to bo known ns Labor Day;
have read “ Uncle Tom’ s Cabin” as
Therefore, I, T. T. Geer, Governor
many as tweuty times and always
of said State, do hereby recommend
with obsorbed interest; and so, too,
that all places of business of what
csot soever kind, as far as possible, be we have seen it presented on the
sta^e forty times, and it seems as if
closed Monday, September 1, 1902, we enjoy the last better than nny
and that the day he devoted to an previous rendition. There are some
observance of such exercises as may plays like “ Unde Tom’ s Cabin and
contribute to n better understand “ Kip Van Winkle” that will never
ing between Labor and Capital, the wear out Thero is that about tho plot
great moving forces behind modern
e ! industrial development, and it is 1 of “ Uncle Tom’s Cabin” a combinat
ion of drama, comedy, wit, humor
especially urged that employers co and pathos, all bleudiDg so naturally
operate with their employees in a and realistic that tho audience lives
mutual observance of that day in through it all, becoming part of the
such a manner as will fittingly plUms on the stage, and have their
vecognize the reliance which each sympathies aroused to a degree that
must place upon the best results makes them feel as if they were wit
from both may bo expected or at nessing a real drama of eyervdny
tained.
life.— Ingersoll.
In Testimony Whereof, I have
The Warren & Day Company will
hereunto set my hand aud caused appear in Cottage Grove Tuesday,
the Great Seal of the State to be August 20. The performance takes
affixed'liereto.
place under a huge tent which will
Done at the Capitol, in the City of be erected at corner Main aud
Salem, this thirteenth day of Aug Fourth streets.
ust, A D 1902.
T T G e e r , Governor.
Proclamation By the Gov-
ernor.
Are now arriving and in the meantime we are
offering cur line of
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S ] n ir » t W a i a f a
SH OES
Greatly
E A K IN
11 Cv
Prices
& B R IST O W .
D oes
U pay you to look into the merits
of a new Glove, that is so far ahead
oi the ordinary glove that a novice
jean see its advantages, and which is?
i meeting with phenomenal
j
-su ccess-
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Free From Seams
points,
double stjcbed and
NEWSPAPER ETIQUETTE.
THE COOS BAY-SALT LAKE
RAILROAD.
Parties wishing to enter the print-
Cu-un» f ' 1
>j *u«ywm rur the lumner-
mnn and niii -r, also f o r general teaming 6 0 constructed
as to be
at tho vital
at
reinfarced
A PERFECT FIT
F res and easy on the hand, cut to the accu-
rate size. Can give a brother’s G R IP and
not strain a stitch.
FOR hZSHR.
H em e n w a y
& Burkholder.
J1 fi * jjfil ifel
To **<1 o’
it on, and their is none better made
than we keep. , Wo also have the
tools to grind on it, too-scythes,
axes, shers or seckles. Our stock
of farm implements, gardeu hose,
lawn mowers, and sprinklers are the
best to he found any where. If you
need any thing in this line we have
in our up-to-date stock.
should be governed by the follow
ing rules:
“ Advance to the door and give
three distinct raps, or kick tho door
down. Tho ‘ devil” will attend to
your alarm. .You will give him
your name, post-office address and
the number of years you are owing
on subscription. He will admit you
You will advance to the center ot
the room and address the editor
with the following' countersign:—
Extend the right baud about two
NOTICE TO CKECiTO RS.
Notice Is hereby gluen that the undersigned faet from the body, with the thumb
have been, by the county Court of lam e County.
Oregon appointed administrators of tlie estate aud index finger clasping a ten dol-
of J H Perkins, deceased, and all persons hav* j i
u :n
f i lA
ex-
ing claim s against Die estate o f the said J H lar b,IA wbicil drops into the
Perkins, deceased are hereby nottfled to p re se n t,
|, _ , wi
a i ._
!lu* same to us, duly verified at the office of K It tended b a u d Oi the editor at the
wkipwortli in Eugene. Oregon, within six i
Burin o**
immilis from from the date hereof.
same time say ing. Were you look-
GRIFFIN &VEACTCH CO
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Lottago drove, Or. A p rll.in l
E K 8 KIPW O K T 11, Attorney Inr the KslntB.
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1 n e e a u o 1 W ill b ™ 8P
TU« Oregonian of Auer. 1 tth
says. Chief Engineer Kinney, of the
Great Central Railroad, last night
gave out the statement that tho
transcontinental feature of the Coos
Bay Railroad has been accepted aud
he had been directed to make loca
tion ol the line through to Salt Lake
City: This acceptance, he said, for
bonding the road at $16,000 a mile,
involving the round number $15,-
000,000, through the exact distance
between Coos Bay and Salt Lake
City over the new route has not yet
been determined.
“ Who is it that will do all this?
Whose money, or what railroad is
supporting your project?
“ Well to tell you the candid truth
I don’ t know,” he responded. “ And
what is more, I don’ t know as I
care much. I d o know that I am
employed by a responsible people
who are advancing all the money
necessary in the preliminary opera
tions; that we nre paying promptly
for what we buy, and will continue
to do so- I know that I have been
instructed to proceed with nil pos
sible speed to make the definite
location of the line through between
Coos Buy and Salt Lake City-, and
that I shall do my best lo obey
instructions ”
“ The preliminary work will take
three months at least, so I do not
look for active constructions to be
gin on the line before next spring.
That is, on the main line. Work 0 0
the Belt line Railway at Coos Bay
will not be delayed for that how
ever.”
J’^ r a KA I KliKINS| | your hand and tho bi.'l nnd say,
Adinlnintrators of the est te of J H Perkins, "you bell”
After giving him the
I deceased.
news of vour locality, you will be
permitted to retire with a receipt
The engagement of Miss Leri M o p s l l i c C b l i s h W o r k s «»fl't li e f o l d for obligations properly discharged.
M anila , Aug. IS— The Moros in
Laxative Bromo-Quinlne Tablets
Gilfroy, daughter of Hon Henry H
cure a cold a cold in one day. No
Mindanao are renewing their at
Gilfrey. formerly of this county but
Cure, no Pay. Price 25 cents.
tacks upon the outposts and pack-
FIGHT WITH LADRONES.
now of Washington D C, to Mr Armor
trains of the American column at
Ward, of New York, has been an
Lake Lanao, which is tinder the
A Royal entertainment consisting! M anila , Aug 18.— A force of Da-
nounced.
command of Captain J J Pershing,
of Moving pictures, Illustrated tive constabulary engaged a band of
of the Fifteenth Cavalry. The Amer
Songs and colored slides. At the Ladroues in a sharp fight last Satur
icans have successfully repulsed the
Is it a Case of Libel?
Christian Church Cottage Grove, day near CaloocaD, about four miles
Moro attacks and have suffered no
north of Manila. The arrival of
Tuesday evening, Aug 20.
Our old friend Harry Supple has
losses. The commander of the
reinforcements
for the constabulary
Over 5500 moving pictures will
American forces in Mindanao report been rusticating in the wilds of be projected on a large canvass, won them the victory. Several
aggressive action ngainst the Moros Bohemia the past two months and “ Break the News to Mother,” Ulus-! members of the constabulary were
to be neccessary and ask permission evidently sees all that goes on when trated bv 12 highly colored slides,1 wounded. The ladroDes left three
to move ngainst Bacalod and other anything happens. However many and other illustrated songs will be j
their number dead, but carried
strongholds of tho hostilo Moham of bis best friends take some of his rendered by Mr and Mrs Geo A ! off their wounded.
1
medans. There are about 2000 Amer statements with a grain of salt or Webb. Admission,
Adults
25c Chicago a great Inland Port
two
even
if
it
has
gone
up
five
ican soldiers in Mindanao available
Children 15c. J B Holmes, State I That Chicago is a great shipping
for the desired aggressive move dollars on the ton. Harry says he Evangelist, will
conduct
the center almost everyone knows. But
ment. It is believed this number is actually saw his old friend Bill Program.
that it now ranks fourth among the
sufficient to defeat the Moros, al Landess wielding, a pick and shovel
THE SURE WAY
porta of the world is not so well
up
at
the
mines
and
watched
the
prevent Pueurnonia nnd Consump
though it would possibly be neces
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, kn0WI).
Jhs lategt f i „ u r e a rt’ating to
tion is to cure your cold when it first
sary to strengthen their base before dirt fly during tho performance. Chills and Fevers, is Grove s Taste i .
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,
, .
appears Ackei ’» English Remedy will
He
declares
Bill
will
not
deny
the
less Chill tonic. It is simply iron ‘ ° the D,alter of '‘‘»PP‘ "S
st p the cough tn a eight, and drive
undertaking the movement.
I charge when faced bv him although and quinine in a tasteless form. London, 10,529 095 tons; New York, ’ the cold out of your syvern. Always
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quick and sure cure for Asthma,
Price 50c.
16,445,320, Hamburg, 14,198,817;
To c u r e a c.iu i n o n e D a y ,
[1G ^as ao$ «a yet been able to make No cure, no pa.
Bronchitis and all throat and lung
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Take Laxative Bromo
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j Write to us for free sample. W H
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signature Is on each box. 25.
been given.