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About The Leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1895-1903 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 14, 1902)
Corrected. absolute . ' iiitor— Go to the proprietor and tell him to make oot my bill properly .ml writ* omelette with two t’ . and not one. Waiter(a lew minutes later)— I t ’ s all right now sir; omelet. 1 shilling; two teas, 2 shillings. SECURITY, C olds atdrugUgUuPU01i' TryU ‘ The Smallest University. C arter's The university at Four. Bay, Sierra Leone, is said to be the smallest in the world. A few years ago it had but 12 students and five professors. Uttle Liver Pills. FITS ill*uTrAma Cu r«« How will your cou be tonight? worse, prob ably. For it’s first a cold, then a cough, then bron chitis or pneumonia, and at last consum ption. C oughs always tend downward. Stop th is downward tendency by taking Ayer’s Cherry Pec toral. ifo flu or nervotunMi L a liw m u i i S r ' K B K 1 ao A«,51 I,Y'*< ■ and treat- WsT 4 .0 0 triad bottle i>a. B. II. K u x a . Ltd..Ml Arch 3k. Philadelphia, M u«t l u r Signature of Lave Tried and True. “ There goes a couple that hava been fnende since childhood, and grow fond er and fonder of each other." “ Are they engaged?" “ Engaged! They’re married and di vorcedl" tarn F a c -S Is ills W r a p p e r B a l a « . T err •—*u • « a .* a a p So ta k e a* « ag ar. CARTERS ■rmx Jj i w r o (3 P I , l f t I H ¿1 M M Tkra. l l u . : 2k., Me. ,11. <11 S ra oM t. Mothers will fina Mrs. tflnslow’s Sooth- the best remedy to use tor their S h ilU re« during the teething period. FOB HEADACHE* FOB DIIZINUS. F0K biuousbeobi Consult your doctor. I f ho say* take It, than do as ha says I f h# tells you not to take It. than don’t take It. Ha knows. Leave It with him. W e ara willing J. C. A T K it CO.. Lowell, Familiar with Sharks. FOR TORPID LIVES. FOR CONSTIPATION. FOR SALLOW SKII. I FOR THECOMPLEXIOB “ Did you see any sharks when yon crossed the ocean, Mr. Spifkins?” I asked Miss Purling. “ l'es, I played carda with a couple." Oysters. We w ill pay a divid end o f 2 per cent ner month on money (flO up), payable m on th ly; good security. Call or w rite P O R T L A N D D IV ID E N D CO. “ I bad a terrible cold and could hardly breathe. I tbentried Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, and itjive me im mediate relief." W. C. Layton, Sidell, 111. L'ur« h* » remedy for coughs, colds Genuine TWO PER GENT DIVIDEND. Getting Acquainted " I lem em ber," said the old inhabit ant, "w h en a merry-go-round wa« a 1 wonderful novelty, a remarkable Bigbt, ... MONOPOLE ... .* W A D H A M S A K E R R B R O S ., P o r tla n d , O ro g o n , A Clear-Cut Warning. "Young ladies,” said an absent- minded teacher to his class in Virgil, " I understand that you count upon my calling you in alphabetical order, and prepare your leesons accordingly. I am surprised an disappointed at such conduct. Hereafter, I ware y o u , 1 shall begin at the other end of the alphabet." Not for Him. " I don’ t see the sense in paying $90 for a panama b a t." “ No, of course not; you’ re not a pol itician ." “ What has that to do with it’ ?’ “ W ell, the weave of a genuine pana ma is so exceedingly close it would be almost impossible to talk through it.” — Philadelphia Press. Between Friends. Ida— Listen to Erma reciting the "Wreck of the Hesperus.” How ter rible it must have been! Mabel — Yes, and some people can make it more terrible than it was. — Chicago News. Later Returns. School H om e W h ere E d it o r S tu d ie d . th e G re e t In the town of Bennington, N . XI., ' near the southern line, there stands an | Did building In which the Illustrious 242 Washington 8t., Portland. | Horace Greeley once attended school. This ancient Institution o f learning stands in a lone pasture, and surround- j ed by grazing sheep and Inhabited now by bata and owls. It still retains a halo ! i t respect from those who are acquaint ed with its history. The building is more than a hundred years old. and I though the outside has fallen In In many places the frame will probably FOR SALE - supply o f M ilitary Full |stand for many years more. Dress Coate, W hite Helmets, (8piked), 1 The single apartment Is lathed and W hite Belts, suitable for Bands, Lodges, Etc. plastered, overhead the walls are sheathed with very wide pine hoards L. H. KNAPP, with strips of cloth pasted over the Quartermaster Third Regiment, cracks, and the whole papered with PORTLAND, OREOON. newspapers. Borne of these papers were •x* <•&•*§ I found hearing dates as early as 1861, I and underneath these others yellowed B BB BBBBi£EBB<aaaa3a3a»333KE with age and past deciphering. Tw o small windows, one on euch side of the j room, furnish the only light, and a door leading Into the narrow entry, the exit. The huge fireplace has been removed, j One who attended school and after- j ward taught In this schoolhouse. many MR. STOREKEEPER: - We sell you Nuts. Raisins, Dried Fruits, Vermont Maple Sugar, j years ago, thus described Its construc Dates, Figs, honey,—everyth in g you need for tion and the methods employed when the holidays; better quality and low er prices young Horace attended the school, and than you can find elsewhere. Send for our : for many years after that date: Special Hell day Price List, or w rite us and we j “ On three sides of the room, and close w ill call on you. TO G ROW ERS:—We always buy eggs, butter, ■ against the wall, was a low, slanting cheese, apples, pears, onions and spuds. Have shelf, which served as a desk for those you any to sell? Let us know, If you want a who wrote. The seats were made of good price. slabs Inverted, and without backs. The I f you want to try a can of the finest, \ in our v illa g e ." CURE SIC K HEADACHE.. Here he nods bis head wisely and largest, plumpest, and moat delicious canned oysters you ever saw, ask your continues: "But, now we have grown familiar grocer to send you a can of Monopole. There is only one packer in the United with them, we call them mollie go WJREFL.------ » — ----- _ - States who puts up as fine goods as rounds.” — Baltimore American. t Cough Syrup. Ta*u*d Good. C m | In tini«. Hold by drtitfglwta. Monopole and therefore they are not to be bad under any other brand. Nothing Wasted. Under the Monopole brand we also have A Scottish farmer, when going to packed a full line oi canned fruits and market, it was observed, always took vegetables, spices, coffee, baking powder a hen with him in his trap. The JOHN POOLE, PO R TLAN D , ORE. and the like. .They are packed under reason was never known until one day , Foot o f Morrison Street. a beautifully embossed blue and gold he took a friend with him fortbedrive. Con give you the best bargains in Rollers label. The label is fine, but the goods Every place the farmer stopped ho put j and Engines, W indm ills, rum ps and (>ene- ral Machinery. Wood Hawing Machines a are finer. Your grocer handles them the nosebag on his horse, and the hen i specialty. See us before buying. or can get them for you. See that he was so trained that what dropped from doea it. Wadhams Kerr Bros., Pack the bag she would pick up, so there was nothing wasted. g<l)®<®ciKgxs«xs>«<«)<®c«y«x»xix»<sx»<sxg>vg)(SxS)®^ ers, Portland, Oregon. 8 YOU A R K NOT USING TH E BEST $ Spices and Baking Powder to be had 'S’ unless you make jro u r grocer supply you%riih WHERE GREELEY W AS A PUPIL. O ld L . M . DAM S, Bargains in Uniforms... Preparing for Holiday Trade. W O L F & SONS. Wholesale Fruits and Produce. 10S FRONT ST.. PORTLAND, OR. IN WET WEATHER A WISE MAN W EAR5 W1IKKE URIiKLEY WEST TO SCHOOL. Feminine Baseball Fan. Upgarden —What are you looking so “ I see you attend nearly every game. glum about? You told me the other Do you understand it thoroughly?” day that you had thrown all youi cares "N o ,” replied the pretty girl in the to ths winds. white duck suit. “ I hate the g a m e - Atom— So I had. But the wind bat that pitcher’ s mighty handsome." changed and brought them back.— Chi cago Tribune. Seeing Is Believing. older pupils sat aloug the sides of the j room, the girls on one side and the boys j on the other. The youngest sat nearest the fire, where they were as much too 1 warm as tbose who sat nearest the door OILED were too cold. In this little room there W ATER PR O O F would assemtde during the wiuter term “ Do you know anything abont hyp- CLOTHING | forty or fifty pupils. O f this number, Blind Letter Carrier. DLACN Ok YVLLOW | notism?" aksed the girl in the pink Arnold Scott, of Bernardsboro, Mass., 1 silk waist. SUL KEEP YOU MY N0TH 8K ELSE WILL one-fourth perhaps would be grown-up, j marriageable young men and women, who has been blind for 50 years has “ W e ll," replied the fluffy-haired . tak e NO 3US3TITUTE3 ■ CATALOGUES FREE- served the town as letter carrier and is maid as she held up her left hand to SHOWING FULL LINE OF GARMENTS AND MATS and frequently married men and wom A. J TOWER CO. BOSTON. MA33. 4* en attended the achool In the winter said to be particularly efficient in both display a sparkling solitaire to better term. the collecting and delivering of mail. advantage, "yon can judge for your ‘‘The teacher was, perhaps, one of the B o o k A g e n t s self.” — Chicago Daily News. Nothing to Brag Of. farmer’s sons In the district or a Btu- Save three weeks’ time dealing with us. " Y e s , P u fln p a s s e rts t h a t h e h a s a l A F IV E-DOLLAR XMAS OUTFIT sent dent, working his way through college. N o. 4 6 -1 0 0 2 . P. N. U. ways been accustomed to ridin g in a on receipt of 28c. to cover postage. Cash The qualification necessary for ldui to carriage. I suppose he started life salary $2.50 per day guaranteed. Prompt secure a school and “ keep It” was the HJRN w r it in g to a d v e rtise rs p le as e service. Address that way?” ability to do any sum In arithmetic; his itia a t k l i p a p er. OCCIDENTAL PUB. CO. Oakland, Cal. compensation was $10 or $12 per month “ Humph! Most of us d id !" — Cin cinnati Commercial Tribune. und board. The last part of the contract he obtained by ‘boarding around,' that The. Cook Objected. Is, he lived a few days In each family Blobbs — Why was the engagement In the district, the length of time In between Hardup and Miss Gotrox each place being in proportion to the broken oS? number of pupils. We extract, crown and bridge teeth Blobbs— Her father’ s cook objected to f -• • '-> "During the winter o f 1821-2 young without in flicting pain, Our methods any further additions to the family.— Horace attended this school. He lived are modern and meet w ith the approval Philadelphia Record. with his uncle, Benjamin Robinson, 1 ' ^ f t 7 ^ o f the most exacting. Call and see us. who owned a farm on the hank of the Examination free. Fees reasonable. J V *-* 1- ! . “ ' His Favorite Kind. Contoocook river, a mile und a half Both ’ phones: Oregon South 2291: Co- v r r * • Rimer— And who is your favorite * \ . from the schoolhouse. This uncle also lum bla 3fi8. Open evenings t ill 9. Sun- poet, Mr. Kostiqne.? days from 9 to 12. owned a saw and grist mill. O f these Kostique— Chatterton. buildings those that were not carried Rimer— Huh! What do yon find to away by freshets have fallen to decay admire in him? I C C Q D D S D e n tik tc a s . 200 , gm . 211 . 212 . 71 s. F . llt n e B id * and disappeared, so there remain only Kostique— He committed suicide. — \ Y A V F T S fc * t i R L J i » . , u e n u s is . Cor. Th ird and Washington Sta a cellar hole and a few trees, which sur Philadelphia Record. I 'U K T L A > i>. U llZ O O K . rounded the house, to mark the spot where once stood a happy home aud a business enterprise.” it ^SH KM!® jw D I D N ’T Why S y ru p .of r i^ s HURT A B ecdM S^ B IT ! DESIGN I OR A HOTEL AT THE ST. LOUIS WORLD’S FAIR. Its component parts are all wholesome. It acts gently without unpleasant after-effects. It is wholly free from objectionable substances. the-bfrst family laxative It contains the laxative principles of plants. It contains the carminative principles o f plants. It contains wholesome aromatic liquids which are It is pure, agreeable and refreshing to the taste. it is gentle. A ll are pure. A ll are delicately blended. A ll are skillfully and scientifically compounded. It is pleasant It is efficacious. Its value is due to our method o f manufacture and to the orginality and simplicity o f the combination. It is not expensive. It is good for children. It is excellent for ladies. • T o get its beneficial effects — buy the genuine. Manufactured by It is convenient for business men. It is perfectly safe under all circumstances. It is used by millions of families the world over. I t stands highest, as a laxative, with physicians. ( alifor K ia J ig ^ V ri J p I f you use it you have the best laxative the world produces. L o u is v ille . Sen Francisco, CaL New York. K, Y. Ky. r o a SA LK B Y A L L L K A D IS Q DBCQ01STS. «riASfcawiswwwMt’/w« tw nttsM M KM i&wfoa In anticipation o f the coming Louis iana Purchase Exposition in St. Louts a large number of big hotel projects have been launched. One of the most pretentious of the proposed buildings Is the design shown shove. It will occu py a prominent corner and be unusually ornate for this class of structure. The plans call for a 14-story building, tbo cost. It Is said, to approximate $1,OOU,- 000. ______________________ A store will do business In an old room for years, but If the store moves out, and a saloon moves In. the room U handsomely refiulshed.