Lane County leader., May 15, 1903, Image 5

Im p e ria l H o tel C han ged H a n d ».
ON N ET
SEEING
PA-R1 LLA
‘bate of Hetllblto the W
orld
corrective of all ilerange-
liver and an aid to perfect
of final. Eo»ltively cur.-s
r iO N —tlio hane of modern
Its effects, while lasting,
irulcious. and unliks tlums-
trums and vaunted cure-alls.
1 use is never necessary, as It
aldt.
T IS M in its acute form is
ved by the use of K A S -l'A -
ainating at once from the
lints, toxic salts, which nature
t excrete.
'air medals have heen award-
»ttalo, Omaha and Charleston.
■ has caused unscrupulous par-
Satc Kas-pa-rilla. Your drug-
I liave it. and if In* does not
promptly, write us, giving his
L E A D E R S
.Slmiiiilml, Chiu,; Kola-, Japan
to
be
. in tht> Jiobt'inin ilLtrict
';ii as “ Mineral.”
tr Veutcli, {in t-siecineil pio-
ii. ¡s critically ill ill lii.- farm
■ tills city ami little hopes
iiitii'd for his recovery.
a- a great ex s ills of Grove-
rum- Thnrsilny to attend the
-tival amt the \V. O. \V. it
il perhaps, liojj and pony
officers of the Golden Hale
■o„ of Solem visited the
district this week to look
promising mining property
•—ed themslves as w e ll plea--
the showing being made at
•n llnle mine. They ure get-
r to resume operations fot
lolilernniu, foreman of the
ion crew on the new wagon
in tlio Warehouse to tin
in . Basin in Bohemia, earns
the Grove Tuesday to re-
lalDtiineeshlp with hi- family
after business matters a few
le Informs us that nearly two
| good road work has been
id between Warehouse and
¡¡pion Basin and that work is
ng very satisfactory.
ver. Win Allen, il. ,1 hums-
i W i l l Ri-eiigei o f Atkinson,
ity, Nebraska, arrived in this
last week locking for u
They are carpenters, eon-
ad builders min are said to
sss mechanics. After look-
ihe town for sever«l days they
it o n south as far as Ashland,
Split'll with stop-over tickets
rtlaiid to that eltv. Tltet
-ry
favorably
impressed
It age Grove and think very
d returning here to locate
ntly. They are old aequain-
Lee Henry of this city.
have some queer eoinol-
,1. Ki ledelithall, a Portland
rial tiaveler. visited Cottage
Jnd registered at the Imperial
}i tile loft hand page of the
Friday,
May
9 , I k *
from the bottom of the
n-t one year later Fildny
i(i3, he visited this city lignin
¡¡stored at the same hotel on
[hand p a g e of tlie register just
from the bottom or the page,
la y s prior to this three left
1 M ummer» were sitting at tile
l ie writing at the same time
Imperial, and only a short time
tin s unusual ooouiance Land-
i ly entered his offi.e to (1ml
guests present conversing
lime, but strange enough their
•ing Smith, Brown and .Tones,
hing continues there are those
)il suspect that tlrere is some
bout the place.
Young, a representative of
laffine paint Co, of Portland,
few days in town tills week and
¡favorably impressed with the
¡¡id its future prospects that he
¡¡I in a town i 't in the McFnr-
Idition.
A
o iin g L a d y
In D r a in
fro was a young tody in Drain
face grew exceedingly plain,
tried paints anti lotions
it ail kinds of notions
¡bring back her beauty again
i friend who had heen the same
way
Aliened to meet the young lady
one day:
It s I h ?: • F»»d no more
a splendid I>rug Store
H they do just whatever they say"
. She took the advice. Just a
ago last Wednesday she came
has had four proposals since, and
Jelling ill her friends of the lovely
Ions, powders and |**rf nines at the
~~ Kra Drug store.
Bre haut
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BUT NOT GONE
(jaman, I lemenway Co.
(•OKTI..VM». OKE.
Mo r g a n
—
S p e c i a l S a l e on F l o u r a n d S u g a r
fo r
th e n e x t ten d a y s
i ARDCLARK&CO
is about
1 -
GOING!
GOING!
¡ranee of tli** flowers,
y bireilb " f June
'lit ness of the sunshine,
ri rv light of moon
Hi tu K A S -I'A -B IL L A
Sr that is sure,
it when you're ailing,
s|H*edy cure.
lOStCjfficu
(r -
W. Ii. Courts, of Spokaue, Wash­
ington, arrived iu thi» city witli his
wife, Sunday, and on Monday morn­
ing succeeded to the management
Crops are looking tine.
of tlie Imperial Hotel of this city, |
Advertising pays. Tfv It.
which he purchased from Mr. Har­
It will soon be haying tune.
dy late last week. Mr. Courts is a
Fine line of clocks just received at first-class hotel man and a genial
H .C . Madsen’s.
gentleman and will no doubt meet
Our now lino o f Clothing, Gouts FurnishingGoods, and Shoes aro
Have you seen tin so line diamonds with deserved seocess in his chosen
at H. C. Madsen’s,
line of busiuess in this city.
The
going like hot cakes these beautiful- spring days. The Quality,
Ladies and gents tiue batches at Imperial under his management
¡Stylo and Prices aro what make thorn move. Our spring and
Madsen’s. Call and see them.
will lose nòne of its old time popu­
slimmer goods for ladies aro lienutios. Good values, and prices
Some new
Or. Page of Oakland speut Monday larity and prestige.
for the same goods not equaled in Lane c o u n t y ........................
in this city on profession.il business.
features will be introduced in hotel
Our stock o f new, fresh groceries complete. 30 to 50 per cent off
"Oregon sunshine und the bright management by Mr. Courts and he
apt
ranee of crop prospects are a will look strictly to the comfort and
on odds and ends
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revelation to the new people coining to accommodation of ail guests.
Mr.
this state.
Hardy lias an established reputa­
Win. Lee. of Junction C.tv, who has tion ns a thoroughly practical hotel
been spending a couple of months in
Bohemia and vlcinitv returned home, man and is to be credited with
huiidiug up a lirst-elass hotel busi­
Suturdn.v.
The best prospects for a lag fruit ness in this city.from which lie re­
crop for years, is the report from all luctantly retires, his wife's ill health,
making a change of
over Oregon. May the prospects however,
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materialize.
climate nml occupation inevitable.
For sale or trade—A now wood Mr. and Mrs Hardy will return to
machine drag saw for sawing large I Washington siate to reside, but are
timber. Call on A. H Nichols iGiinleti I
undecided as to what place they
at Cottage Grove.
will select as a future Louie and al­
Mrs. Harry Wynne returned home 1
so as to jrhat business vocation they
from Salem Sunday where site spoilt!
the greater part of last week visiting j will take up. They made a host of
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her parents and frlemW.
friends during their two years resi­
Warren McFarland came down dence in this city who regret their
from Cottage Greve this afternoon to departure, but who join ns in wish­
catch for the local team in the base­ ing them health, happiness and spring weather was not conducive
ball game. -Guard, Saturday.
to such a result, and she rapidly de­
prosperity ill their new home.
ypi'iif”- and .Summer will soon be hero
clined, until death caine us a relief
Best eablnette photos, $1.28 per iloz.
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for a short time only, at Hhnnufelts
to much suffering.
She was truly
And nil will ihmh ! somethin^' now
DIEO.
gallery opposite Musonle Hall, West
ail exemplary young woman aud
M cK IB B E X —-\t her home about
side.
a-.’tf
W e will take plea-mre in showing you the
was devoutly loved by those who j
oue-half mile cast of Cottage
Elmer E. Emerson, son of 1!. W.
knew her well. Services were held [
Grove, Monday May 11, 1903,
and 1). E. Emerson of near Cottage
at the M E church Friday, and
Grove died at Lakeview, April 13,
Mrs. J. E. McKibbeu, aged 2(5
Latest Styles in
tho interment at the Masouie ceme-
aged 39 years. months and 3 days.
years and 4 months.
tery
was
attended
by
a
large
uutu­
Gnu. W a s t e d . At Boswell Springs
Avais X. Van Riper was born in
Hotel. First class wages will lie paid Lewis, Pottowatoian county, Iowa, ber of friends.
iw*» -W^i
gw«» vfrf» .T V
a good competent person. Address
The family first
O pen A ir C oncerts.
Ben I> Boswell, Boswell Springs, Ore. •Ian. 11, 1N77.
moved to Nebraska iu April 1882,
Counterfeit quarters bearing date
Free opeu-nir concerts are not a j
of 1902 are in circulation in Eugene. from which stale they came to Ore­
new
tiling by any means, but the
gon
iu
July
1887,
aud
located
at
They are a perfect coin except for the
slickness that characterize counterfeit this place. She received her school­ entertainments beiug given iu this
money.
ing iu this city und on Sept. 10, city by Hal, The Healer Company
Stieugth and vigor come of good 1809, she was united in marriage to are far and away above tlie average.
food, duly digested.
•’Force,” a J. K, McKibbeu and a pleasant lit- 'Tlie talent engaged is not of the
ready-to-serve wheat and barley food,
, tie home was established just cast cheap variety usually found with
adds no burden, but sustains, nourish­
For wo know if you soo thorn that you
of this city. Deceased was esteem - patent medicine shows, but they are
es, Invigorates.
tf.
acknowledged by all to be first class.
will
buy, for tho jtricos aro right.
!
ed
by
every
one
with
whom
she
Don't get mad these days just lie-
Our shoe line'is also complete in Dents, Ladies anti Childrens high
As a baritone soloist Mr. Tlios.
cause your neighbors chickens scratch 1 came in contact for her gentle, win­
ami low cut slioos of the very latest patterns. The place is
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out your garden. It limy grow again some and lady-like manners, and Annand is very much appreciated by
mid anyway the chickens need ex­ Her kind and sunny disposition. To tlie large audiences aud gets a
ercise these warm Spring days.
know her was to regard her in the hearty baud whenever he appears.
Mike Moran, as an acrobat and
Henry Wagner. .1 r, of Cottage Grove very highest esteem aud she will lie
was in the city the first of the week ! sadly missed in this city not only by Irish Comedian fills tlie Hill to the
beautifying
the
graves of
hfs
satisfaction of nil and bis work is
father, ienrv Wagner, ami his step­ her relatives aud friends but by tlie
father the lete Dr Venable.—Oaklaud whole community. She was a faith­ commended very generally by all.
Mrs Henry Holmes assists the
Owl.
ful member of the C. P. church of
F resident Oreutt, of the State this city aud also of the Hebekah stage work with an organ nml a fine
alto voice, as well as taking parts iu
Normal School at Drain, spunt Satur­ order.
day la Cottage Grove In the Interest
The funeral service was conduct­ > Comedy aud farce acts.
of this splendid educational institu­
Mr. Harry Holmes is iu himself
tion. The L kuifii was ffTVored With a ed by ltev. I. M. Boyles pastor of
the C. 1*. church Monday afternoon a barrel of fun to both old and young
pleasant call.
in his characteristic negro and Dutch
Ralph Whipple and Her’ Wood, of at tlie church, the members of botti
Cottage Grove, have bought a s n w - tlie Kebekah ami I. O. O. F. lodges specialties, but lie plays the star
iiiiil near Newport. Lee Henry tlie attending iu a body, interment in part with his little dog, ‘Damlv,”
ex-newpaper man, has been chosen tlie Masonic cemetery.
Tlie floral whose feat of climbing a 50 foot
secretary of the LeRoy Mining Com­
Look at the prices, then cull
ollerings
were
profuse
and
beanti ladder aud diving to a net below is
pany in Sir. Whipple's place.
and exam ine the goods . .
fui and the sei vice was very largely in itself sufficient to draw a crowd
Henry Long, one of tlie prosperous
She leaves behind to to any point. Mr. Holmes raised
farmers of Silk Creek l alley was attended
50-piece, fancy deoorated, full gold, dinner set... $ 9 O d j
transacting business in town Tuesday mourn Iter loss n husband, little the dog' and trained him for this
ami had his measure taken for a years daughter, mother, brother, two sis­ work, and while there me other dogs
44-pice, semi-porcelain, dinner set......... .............. 5 4 4
worth of tin- L ine County L kvih '. b . ters' a half brother and sister and n that climb ladders and make credit­
4 -piece glass set.............. .....................................
40 ’
He reports good crop prospects on
able dives, there are none to com­
step
father
besides
a
host
of
friends.
4-piece
glass
set,
flin
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5
Silk Creek.
Tlie L kadkk joins iu extending pare with Dandy, for he is in a class
4-piece glass set. engraved
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John 11. Richardson and wife, who
4 piece glass set. gold enam el................................ 1 8 5
j sympathy to tlie bereaved * family by himself in this kind of work.
have been visiting the family of T. K.
Evervone at once falls in love with
Richardson, or this city, left on this ai d friends.
Dandy, as bis friendly disposition
Ask to see our open stock
morning’s local. Mr. Richardson will
go to his Bohemia Mints, and Mrs. G I M M I C K — At Holland's private and lack of hesitation when lie be­
assortment and Stoneware
Richardson, will visit for a time with
hoarding house in this city Thurs­ gins tlio ascent to that dizzy height
beimives on tlie Cnlnpcoia. Roseburg
day morning, May 14. 1903, Mrs can only call for admiration. Once
Plaindeuler.
L. S. Dinimick, aged 29 years, o f at the top. he waits until all is ready
A new rule proposed in football is
blood poisoning.
and will not make any move to make
one permitting the centm to snap the
Mrs Gimmick had been ill but a the perilous dive until lie bears tlie
hall to any player, putting it In play
at once, instead of now having to goto , short time and recently underwent command of bis master.
tlie quarter,and pusslngthrough three a delicate surgical operation from
These people will be here for some
hands. It is thought this will do which she died, blood poison being weeks and
will
give
nightly
away with mass ph ys and maken new
Itids O pen ed F o r B rid g e .
Tho 18th annual convention of the
the direct cause. Deceased was entertainments, and if their past
game of tlie contest.
Oregon
State
Sunday
School
horn in Tennessee, and was married performances are indicative of the
The
county
court
has
opened
the
C. .1. Kurtz, the well known Salem to L. S. Gimmick eleven years
i Associations will beheld in May 13,
future,
their
entertainments
will]
bids
for
the
construction
of
the
fruit drier patentee, created quite a
at
Wilbur, Oregon. Two 1 e clean and well calculated to j bridge accross tlie Coast Fork in ¡11 ami 15, at Portland
little commotion in ottr city Saturday ago
bv spinning about town on a new children were born o f this union amuse any who may attend. »
Cottage Grove. They were as fol­
The Willamette League starts out
improved gasoline motor cycle. He both of who arc dead. The remains
The company is introducing some lows: The Pacific Timber Company
was on his way to Southern Oregon
were taken to W ilbur Tuesday after­ I new preparations in the way of fam­ of Cottage Grove $1,490; J. II. Til- 1 with the teams dubbed: The Sena­
and California points in tlie Interest of
noon, where the funeral services ily medicines, aud of course Hal iistson of Portland, $1,094, ami $1.50 tors of Salem; Oregon» ot Eugene;
Ids splendid fruit drier.
will be Held today.
takes up some time in his talk about per foot for approaches, making a Railroaders of Roseburg, nml The
The Roseburg Plaindeuler said of
the Cyclones, which it humorously COOTEtt.— Ift this city May 13, iiis work and objects in being here, total o f $1,235.60; N. B. Alley, of Blues, of Albany.
Albany lbin o-
refers too as the “ big wind” boys:
though lie has a pleasing address, Eugene, $H75.
ernt.
1903 Mrs May Belle Cooler wife of
“ Tlie Cottage Grove boys will in time
talks fluently and does not tire liis
Dennis Cooter, nged 38 yeais, 1
play good ball, but they are a now
j audience. He also extracts teeth,
team, having just recently been
month aud 20 days.
removes tumors, straightens cross)
organized.” Oh, well! it was only a
Mrs Cooter who was formerly
eyes nml cures deafness on the plat. \
practice game, anyhow.
married to a man named Sprouse,
Several prominent stock holders and was born in Boise, Idaho, Dec, 23, form publicly,and ull free of chnrge- (
Jim Dumps was a most unfriendly man
Hal, tlie Healer, is well-known in,
officers o! the Judson Rock Mining
Who lived his life on a hermit plan.
1804;
she
enme
to
Oregon
in
1SII7
Coinp-iqv have boon spending the
tlie coast states, has been before the ;
He’d never stop for a friendly smile.
week looking over their property in am) was married to Dennis Cooter
But trudged along in his moody style
Bohemia, among whom were, Presi- in February 1-890. About a year public a number of rears, and 1ms ;
deni Keefer, of Portland, C. B. mid half ago she united with the |performed some wonderful feats in 1
Till “ Force "one day was served to him—
Clements, Mr. Catherlln, Frank Le­
bis line.
Since then they call him "Sunny Jim."
C.
P.
church
here
and
lived
n
Roy mid C J. Howard.
consistent Christian life
She leaves
A Sad Fuse,
Cup. lien I).
Boswell, of that
popular north Douglas health resort to mourn her loss an aged father
S alem , May 9.— Eddie Londy,
B o s w e ll Mineral Spring», was transact­ and mother, a brother and sister a (¿oil «©veil years, wns committed to
ing business in Cottage Grove Monday. husband, daughter and two sons
It is
He s a y s the season is opening up besides numerous other relatives the insane asylum today.
sad case. \\ ben the child w.iw but
brisk at ihe Springs with the prospect
and
friends.
Funeral
services
were
o f « g.s»l patronage Mils year. See
two vears of age the father, YV illiam j
conducted at the C. 1*. Church | Londv, struck him ou the head with .
uis neat ad in the L kaufr .
Thursday af'ernoon by Rev C. II
The child grabbed the
Dr. W. W . Oglesby of Juration City Wallace, interment iu the Masonic n, strap.
The Itaodj-to-Serve Cereal
i ntrnp and to ijuiet it was allowed to
was in town Monday looking after his I
cemete'ry.
mining interests. H** is considering j
1 retain the piece of leather.
He he- |
IN
IV I E R C H A N D I S I N G
Shirt W aists, D r e s s
Goods and Trimmings
L U R C H ’S
Extraordinary Values
in Glass ¡j Queensware
Hemenway & Burkholder
Forcéì
a proposition to sell out at Junction in ,
K A R E L — At
in « central Hotel 1 came a < lrivelling idiot, but in all j
whicn event he will relocate at thiS|
Thursday evening, May 7, 1903, the five years si»ce the father struck ,
place where he would be better situat-
Miss Emma Karel, of consump­ ! him ha» never allowed tlie strip of
ed to look after his mining interest In
Bohemia which are very promising.
tion, nged 22 years.
leather that destroyed his mind to !
Al. Churchill cam» down from B o -, Deceased was a native of Nebras­
hernia Monday after several weeks ka. She came to Cottage Grove
spent in that district where ho was two months ago with the family of
putting in his first years assess - 1 Frank Koricek, with whom she has
ment work on the Big Four property. ,
He is pleased with his prospects | made her home for about five years.
and predicts a very lively season in i She haa suffered to some degree
the Bohemia district. H e says many with consumption for the past two
mining m en, capitalists and investors years, and came to this coast with
are already finding their way into
Bohemia.
a better builder
than a vacation.
' leave his grasp.
He g n a w « it con­
tinually during liis waking hours.
| The parent» live in Malheur county.
l i n e T ir* , of Ik
for Hie Best an* Cheapest
hop oi fruit farms in the valley. |
Call on or address S. A. M c K ay ,
C reswell, Ore.
You deal direct
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hope of relief, bat the recent damp with the owner.
i
“ T am ronald-rably advanced toward. ei*hty year»
o f age. I have <-( tale been almost rejuvenated by the
na« o f yonr very eicellent preparation, which you hav#
rtehtlr de..*n»lr.l a« ' Force.’ Neve» tire of It.
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