THE
LE A D E R .
The Salem Statesman, a sta ich
republican pajier, sounds a v|rn
1 Ju l- »lla lie c l fcO very K r l d a y . ing to the legislators of its
L . P. WoOLEY
Proprietor vt hich might be well for then
heed. It says :
Entered at the Cottage Grove post-
The republican party of Or ;on
office aa acconti-cl as« matter. *
ia approaching the most seRius
F R ID A Y -------- J astaby , 23, 1903. period in its history. Two
ago the representatives of
party put into the form of law he
S U B S C R IP T IO N
principle of the election of Un ed
O xe Y ear
S ix M onths
States senator by direct vote of
T hree M onths
people. It was neb-d upon
If paid in advance hut If not so paid
uniform rate of $ 2.00 per year will be charged. nearly 78,000 men of Oregon at
\«i\«rUsing rate» made known upon appli
cation.
polls last June. Now it is prolos-
ed to disregard this vote ; in e; ict
Our Clubbing List.
$ 2:10 to say the people o f Oregon do lot
The Commoner.
$ 2.00 know what they want; to slap tl im
Twice-a-week Republic
$ 2.10 in the face because the man rec v-
CincinDatti Enquirer
$2.30
Weekly Examiner
ing the highest number of v< es
$2.50
Weekly Oregonian
— 45,000 votes— is not pleasing to
a few republican bosses, ambit! js
themselves and selfkeeping. It is
It is said a man who squeezes a
not the political fortunes ot lr
dollar never squeezes his wife. In
Geer at stake, It is a princi] le
looking over over our accounts we
note that some awful good women that is at stake, and a principle
wc know are not getting the pres dear to the hearts of the people as
they indicate their votes. It is rfct
sure they deserve.
1 a proposition solely to slap in tic !
Senator Galloway, of Yamhill j face 45,000 republicans of Oregoji.
county, in nominating 0 E S Wood | who vote for Mr Geer- It is a ptt>-
for United States senator this morn position as well to slap in the fare
ing said that Wood had received the 33,000 democrats who cast I heir
Democratic nomination in the con ballots for Mr Wood. It is a ,
vention for senator and the Demo dangerous proposition and far-
cratic vote at the polls, and the reaching. Do not forget that. The
people expected the Democrats in ghost of these 78,000 voters will not
the legislature to vote for him, down. It w ill pursue the men j
making this proposition like a i
which they would do to the end.
The people expected the Republi Nemesis, not this year and the
can members of the legislature to next only, but for years to come.
vote for the Republican nominee Better have a care gentlemen-
for Senator, but only God knew
what to expect from a Republican
The Commoner, Mr Bryan’s pa
majority.
per, will be especially interesting
The Democrats voted solid for
and instructive during the present
Wood in both House and Senate.
session of congress. The action of
this congress will probably deter
G O V E R N O R C H A M B E R L A IN ’S
mine the issues upon which the I
P O L IC Y .
next presidential campaign will be '
fought. The Commoner proposes
T o the Portland Telegram Gov
to carry on a campaign of o f educa
ernor Chamberlain, on the day of
tion and organization to the end
his inauguration, gave the follow
iliwi democratic pnncipiv» may
ing as a policy he will pursue while
triumph.
chief executive o f the state :
In addition to the editorial de
‘ •My ambition is to give an
partment, which receives Mr Bry
honest and an economical adminis- j
an’s personal attention, The Com
»ration o f the affairs of state ; pro-1
moner contains a Current Topic De
tection o f the public hands and
partment, The Home department,
afeguarding the funds which have
Mr Maupin's— Whether Common
l oon realized therefrom, for the
or Not— and other good features,
support o f schools and colleges. I
i any o f which is well worth the sub
do not mean to say that the pre-1
scription price of the paper.
reeding administration lias not |
The Commoner as a whole i«
been economical or well managed ;
clean, entertaining and instructive,;
I simply state what is to be my
and its rapid increase in circula-j
policy.
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tion, now amounting to 140,000.
“ I am going ¡Dto office not as a ..
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is proof o f the i>aiw*r s strength and
partisan, with the view o f building . *
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influence- \\ e have made arrange-
up a machine in the interest of!
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anybody, but as a servent, to do ¡ , ,
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Commoner can be supplied with i
the w ill o f the people and faithfully _
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1 he L ead er , both papers for on e!
execute the laws as I coustrue
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“ M y relations with the secretary
taken advantage o f during
o f state and state treasurer are o f ers
the pleasantest character. and j j the month o f January. A ll orders
COTTAGE
0 aËSSSEBI
«B O V E . - - OUEUON.
have no doubt that they w ill con >hould
tinue to be during my whole term.
I f we disagree it will be on questions
on policy rather than on account o f ,
Bent in to this office-
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Best L in im e n t on E arth,
Honry p Baldwln> ^
CUy
diverging politica. views.
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¡Works, Shullsburg, Wis, writes: " I
i have tried many kinds of liniment,
I but never have received much benefit
Care of Thanks.
until I used Ballard’s Snow liniment
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| for rheumatism and pains. I think it
To thoee who so kindly assisted the best liniment on earth.” ¿5c 50c
i s during the sickness ami in the «od $100 bottle at The New Era Drug
death of our beloved husband, son
brother aud who gave so freely of |
Skirts in the latest cuts and paterni
greatly
is now on. They will
Other Winter Goods will al30 be
Sold at reduced Prices until further
noti; iC8.
G r o v e ’s Tasteless Chill Toiift
he stooi the test 25 years. Average Annual Soles ever One aid a Ha
bottles. Does this record o? morit eppeal to you ? ft© v-ure, Wo Pa]
Enclosed with every bottle is a Ten Cent, package o f Grove’s M ock R oo L Liver • i PdlS.
C IT Y
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Choicest .Meats, Hams, Bucou and Lard ah
hand. And in fact everything usualy kept ia
class market.
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fciP tflO il
M ARKE'
Bartels & Veatch, Props.
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H2ST
S E A S O N
Constipation is nothing more a
than a clocking of the bowels V» y
ai* 1 nothing > ; than vital stag- '* * *
rttnoTi or tfrsim v t -nvte T rtw w .
"W-1 Ymvo Tin Y^r.d-in wWh the dentists on tough tceafl
If every constipated iuffmr
la trial and we will treat you right
could realize that he is allowing
poisonous filth to remain in his
system, he would soon gtt relief.
■ « M ’> m s w T — MiMUJ n ^ T n w r » !
Constipation invites all kind of
contagion. Headaches, bilious
ness, colds and many other ail
ments disappear when consti
pated bowels are relieved. Thed-
ford s Dlack-Drauglit thoroughly
cleans out the bowels in an easy
and natural manner without the
»urging of calomel or other vio-
ent cathartics.
a n d He
Be sure that yon get the origi
nal Thedford’s Black-Draught,
HARDW ARI
made by The Chattanooga Med I- i
cine Co. Sold by all druggists in
25 cent and $1.00 packages.
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Pipsr
Vaillent
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Shelf
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M iivan, Ark.. Jf«y 5*», 1001.
I cannot rwi.mmi’H'i TheUferU's !»U - Jc-
*11 tJff* tjruo mil k ive U
VBU U for tU'.t«t
Un yenrt. l never (rare my children
*ny other laxat*'». [ think 1 could
liOTcr bn aide to work wltkont !t
on a< fount o f brlB? troubled with
\ ronV1r*qt!on. Your medic Idne
Fish Bros M’asons j
kinds of Farm Implemel
M ining Supplies.
} all that keeps ne up.
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convinced of this fact. We handle a complete line of
grade Groceries, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables and gn
everything purchased of us to be first class.
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loving sympathy in our hours of
Mrs Jean B Shellaberger of Saginaw
sorrowing we extend onr sincere has been awarded a free tuition eon-
thanks.
Mi.s E lla T a \ o r ,
* tract by the Correspondence Institute
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of America, Scranton Pa. This con-
Win(ert
Of Capes, Coats, Jackets, Furs, an
Pfrfwatk« eia.
St-mj LI ms .
Ask foe them. Sold in nearly every city
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course in either Illustrating, ad-
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Chicago.
Hotel Friday and Saturday.
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Y o n K n o w W h a t Yon J
LOST.
hen you take Grove's J
A yearling heifer.
i marked-iraoothe crop i f f ’l - f ^ r ^ M ^ , T;,,‘ic.bec» w e " "
on IW
TrTn led T 0" ' May or naiy net be I p. nly P.,,nted.
n left hip. 'strnyeil showing that it is simply
I about
Oct
1st.
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Any lnfnni.aq ,n will quinine in a tasteless
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S | - ,..T h . fa n u l, U « p l , , . f f ( n
Laxative BromoQuinine
eure a cold a cold
--•( • in' on;:
iCUre’ a0Fay- I’r-'-e ¿5cents. - • ^
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S im p le Cold.
Cease to tie simple, if *t^
ed. The safest way is to I
aside at the beginning-
hound Sorup stops a
moves the cause of colds*
$1.00 bottle at The New 1
Store.