THE LEADER.
COTTAGE
OROVE, - • OREGON.
A merchant can get along with
out advertising and u wagon can
get along without grease but it
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F * u b l l « h e c l JfcCvery F r i d a y .
Proprietor runs hard.
gov
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L. F. W ooley
Entered at the Cottage Grove post-
offlce as second-class matter.
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F R ID A Y -------- O ctobeb , 31,
1902.
S U B S C R I P T I O N R AT E S.
Natural t n x lc ir
Mothern regard approaching winte
with uneasiness, children take cold so
easily. N o disease cost more little
lives than croup. I t ’s attack is so
sudden that the sufferer is often be'
yond human aid before the doctor
a r il' es. Such cases yield readily to
One Minute Cough Cure. Liquifies
the mucus, allays Inflammation, ro
O ne Y eab
$1.50
Six M onths
.75
T hbee M onths
.50
If paid lu advance but if not so pal<p
U ultiriii ratBof id.iio per year will bo cliarned. .
Advertlsluii rate* made kuown upou appii- 1 moves danger.
nation.
O u r C l u b b i n g L is t.
The Commoner.
Twice-a-week Republic
Cincinnatti Enquirer
Weekly Examiner
Weekly Oregonian
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in Babylonia by Professor Hilprecli
and presented by him to the Univer
sity of Pennsylvania, of whose
faculty he is a member. It consists
of a large number of clay tablets, in
excellent preservation, from the
temple of Bel. A partial examina
tion of the tablets leads to the hope
that they may throw some new-
light on the first eleven chapters of
Gensis,
Oregonian.— ‘‘Stand pat
this
time Governor.”
Geer.— ” 0 I ’ m Pat alright H ar
vey, but what are you going to do?”
And now Mr Geer says he can’ t
control the session when once
convened. W ell that is just be
cause he has not been connected
with the machine long enough. He
should not try to run it until he
gets used to it.
L Y N X H O LLO W ITEMS.
By Rustler.
Editor Hoafer charges Governor
Geer with flopping on the extra
pession question.
W ell Colonel
did you ever hear o f a hide bound
republican that would not do so
i f the occasion required. H e loom
ed up like a light house in a fog
when the bosses turned him down.
H e won the favor and esteem of
the people then, but the Governor
has found out that the people don’t
elect the U S Senator, the bosses do
that. Being a rock ribbed repub
lican he could not help but flop.
Don’ t blame the Governor, Colonel.
As was to be expected the $500,
000 appropriation talk has prob
ably knocked the special session o f
the legislature in the head. And
the people will have to put up
another four years with e x o r b i
tant salaries and probably a log
rolling session in which Senatorial
and Fair appropriations schemes
will get in a general mix up, and
the regular session become another
disgrace to the state.
A little rain with some sunshine
still continues.
Jim Lane is working in his straw
berries now catting off runners and
cleaning out the weeds. Ho is pre
paring more ground to set out
more vines also.
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cc&
£vcvy desirable ffiaîcrial
Shirt Waist line for Winter,
carefully selected.
Absolutely s.ite. Acts
Immediately. Cures coughs, colds,
grip, bronchitis, ail throat and lung
$ 2:10 troublss. F S M c H a n h o n , Hampton,
$2.00 G a : " A had cold rendered me
$ 2.10 voiceless just before an oratorical
$2.50 contest. I intended to withdraw but
$2.50 took One Minute Cough Cure. It re
stored my voice in time to win the
medal.”
The chances are two to one that
it will cost Oregon just $500,000 to
elect a U 8 Senator. Great Scott!
Some advertising solicitors make
he comes high.
themselves more o f a nuisance than
a smoking stovo to a tired house
wife.
And now the Governor can’ t call
the Legislature together in session
for fear they might elect him (? )
A Library dating back before the
Senator.
age of Abn.haui has been unearthed
e v e n ?
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Our Paterns and Design«
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The most attractive and complete assortment of furs and clcaks
that we have ever offered.
CITY
TH E BIGGET SENSATION EVERYWHERE
4 LILIPUT*
MARKET
Bartels & Veatch, Props.
- O L A p; A B L E
POCKET
S T E R E t S C C P E AP P A R A T U S
The smalle: Stereoscope with the strongest
optical eltec Highly Mulshed lu different
colors with rti gold and silver decorations
(mountings.) Including 20 V I ' Photograph«.
V ic« s of A (cure.) PRICE O N L Y $ 1 . 00 .
Sent everywire prepaid in letter form.
.GENTS WANTED.
Choicest Meats, Hams, Bacon and Lard alwtn
0»
hand. And ill fact everything usunly kept in «
class market.
Lilipit Siersscopa Co
Forest Buiidintr
rrasE-x r t r
Ih ila d e lp h ia .
c r o s s ill AWN'S
W e have no stand-in with the dentists on tough meats. Gits
a trial and wo will treat you right.
Patert Writing Ring
The most mportant improvement of the
age In the art <f Penmanship makes the poorest
writer aspleniitl penman in a few weeks by
the use o f this Mug. Endorsed by the prominent
College Presidents and Hoards, of education in
Europe and Ancrica. Sample dozen assorted
sizes sent postpaid for $1.00, single sample 25 c.
When ordertnga single ring, state whether for
man, woman, 01 child.
■oi/wxtc-- rrn'vrrT.y^ir.Lrrxr.i
P ip er &
VanBenb'
rFiiN MFu. SUPPLY Co.
N o IJ9 S, Fourth Street,
P H IL A D E L P H IA ,
Sholf and Heavy
HARDW ARE
W ill nnd Frank Hunter started
to Eastern Oregon Monday the
28th.
_ i i
Mr K Hinkle left tbo first of the
week for Kansas to live.
W elbe Hunter arrived
Prineville the 21st to winter.
from
Fish Bros W mods anlA
kinds of Farm Implementisi
Mining Supplies.
Mr K Hinkle left the first of the
week for Kansas to live.
^ a gTii5E” j-^r» • aan t s
Fred Parmenter arrived Saturday
from South Dakota.
Leo Cormany is plowing for M
Lebow this week.
“ WE SUIT THE HARD TO SUIT’
The P T Co, of Cottage Grove,
loaded a car load of piling Monday
being the first loaded with the
derrick.
Our aim is to please our customers. Call ant! be
convinced of this fact. W e handle a complete line of high
grade Groceries, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables and garsntee
everything purchased of us to be first class.
There was a dance at Jas L
Hunter’s Friday night with a good
attendance and all having a good
time departed at day break.
N5 ill Dreeso is making rails again
this winter.
T J Moxley, of Camas Swale, was
in the H ollow Monday.
Apologists for the trusts have
L W Chapin has bought another
said that the combinations repre
sent only the economies o f organ horse.
ized production.
Morgan’s operations give an un
mistakable example o f something
else. In the harvester combination
he bought u Milwaukee plant for
$1,500,000 and put it into the
trusts at a valuation o f $5,000,000,
M hat is this but water, on which
purchasers o f farm machinery are
asked to provide dividends?
If the other concerns were put in
at three times their actual value
the fru it is demanding profits on
stock which is two thirds water.
eat. cheap stock food anv more than
sick persons should expect to be II
cored by food. When vour stock
and poultry are sick give them med
icine. Don’t stuif them with worth
less stock foods. Unload the bowels
and st-.r un ths torpid liver and the I
animal will be cured, if it be lxwsi-
blo to eure it. %-k-Drausht Stock
and Poultry Medicine unloads the
bowels and stirs up the torpid liver
It cures every nmlady of stock if
taken in time. Secure a 2."»-cent can i
of Black-Draught Stock and Poultry
Medicine anti it will pay for itself ten
timesover. Horses work better Cows
give more milk. Hogs gain flesh.
And hens lay more eggs. It solves the
problem of making as much blood,
flesh and energy as possible out of
tho smallest amount of food con- (
sained. Buy a can from your dealer.
I t is too truo that one part of the
world seldom appreciates the suf
ferings and death with which other
portions are afflicted. Japan, Egypt
and China have suffered terribly
with the plagu e for a year or more,
vot we b ardiy think of it. The
Manila Marine Hospital service
gives an estimate of 75,000 cases in
Advertising is a combination of
tbo Philippin es since March 20th
with— terrible to think o f— about good judgement and enterprise.
00,000 deaths. In Egypt for the
H i * Lite In »*cril.
week ending September 15th there
Trust apologists cannot persuade
were 9,407 eases, with 8,278 deaths.
farmers that these industrial mono
Surely a harvest for the grim
“ I just seemed to have gone nil to
polies are blessiiq.s vvhen such
pieces,” writes A lfred Bee, of W elfare,
reaper!
facts as these appear, not in stump
Tex., “ biliousness and a lame back
speeches, hut in the columns o f
had m adolife a burden. I couldn’
sober financial | apers.
The two pine needle factories nt. ] cat or sl” eP n°d M t almost too worr
. , t >
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.
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out to work when X began to us*
Grants I,-sa are turning out about; Electric Bitters, but they worker
See Our Teas and Coffees they are
Ti^e
GasI^
G Foee?y
.T It \V*E|cclci<, Pi'op.
Stop« Til ft Couch Works 0 if • !»o Cold
Laxative Brouio t'utniue ' ablets
T h e Boot VroKcrlptlon for M*1” »
curo a cobi a coM in one fl iv. No
Chills nnd Fevers, is Groves^
Cure. n > T’ iy. I’d •e 15 cents.
less Chill tonio. It is simp!?
and quinine in a tasteless
No enre, no pay. Price 50c.
A FREE PATTERN
(yoor own selection) to every anb-
scrtlver. Ouly 50 cents a year.
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A LADIES’ MAGAZINE.
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Uahion* ; ¿rr,»malting economics ; fancy
work , household hints; fiction, ete. Sub
scribe to-day, or, send tc. for Intent copy
its wanted Se»d for terms.
S tylU h, R eliable, Sim ple, TTrwto-
Econom ical and Absolutely
Perfect-Fittin g Pip © r Patterns.
T o C u r e n C a l«! l u O n e I>r.y.
of
piue
needle
fibre wonders.
Now I sleep like a top, ear
Take Laxative Bromo
Quinine I each, and consum e al unt a ton of | eat anything, have guined in strengtl
Tablet». Ali druggist» refund the! pice needles each day. T he two 1 an d enjoy hard-work.” They glvt
mo je y if it fails to cure. h. W Grove's factories are the only ones of the vigorous health and new life to went;
sickly, run-down people. Try them.
isgUHture is on each box. *5.
kind in America.
Oa y doc at J P Currin’s drug store.
T o n K n o w XV hot Yon
®j*|?
When you take Grova b i -
Chill Tonic because the ion*
l plainly printed on even
! showing that it is simply ir°*
j quinine in a tasteless
cure, no pay . 50c.
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Company
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AD teams Allowed and Pr'f«rrt«o* show
the Rast.'ifl an J Sewing lines.
O n ly to and 15 c e n ts e a c h - n o n e h ig h er
A s k for them . Sold in nearly every c ity
and to w n , or by m ail front
T H E M o C A L L c o . .
113-115-117 West 31st St, VfW roan.
lin e s c m » H a t ‘
"T h e fastest selling
in my store,” writes JrWlP
•Smith, of Davis, Ky., ‘ ls
¡N e w
Discovery tot Coo?:
Coughs and Colds, because i
euros. In my six y e a « o!8®"*
never failed. I h»vp *'n' ' ...
sufferers from Throat mu
help
eases, who could get no
doctors or a n y other rein*“!
rely on it. ijest physiol®*
it, and J P C u n in grarast*«
tion or refund price. Trial M
Reg. sizes, ¿Qc and ?1-