Lane County leader., May 22, 1903, Image 6

A SONNET
O F S P R IN G
Ti« ibe fragrance «»f tbe flower*,
!»rt-atli ..1 .1 uii»-
Tis the earl> 1
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Local and Personal :
Heavy showers and vegetation is
U «..ining.
Roseburg Presbyterians will build a l
#'"»io church.
G CH N G !
G C >1 N G !
Miss Maude Bently of Albany is
visiting with her fattier, Mr. Bently j
It pays to trailo at Ciiitagp Grove.
i iu thus city.
■Lumber and piling hauling i* in
Mrs. O. M Bassett and Airs. C. M.
full blast.
Hcndrrer of Drain were visiting Cot- |
tage
Grove friends Wednesday.
H FoB víin.e o f .tlocksÍ ust tw^L-ed *t
i l - 1. MauAeu s
\
The
ltth anniversary of the o rga u i-:
I t T b« new co-u[ierative crearne nr at zati.iu of the Epwnrth
League was
-pwor
I Inorane will soon be ready for tintineas. properly observed by ttie l< -cal league
Our now line of Clothing. Gents Furnishing Goods, i
Sunday
evening
at
the
M.
E. church. !
jroiiijr liki* hot cakes thes<* lieautiful Nj,rin<i d;tvs.
I 'V . A Hemenwav ami Chas Coch­
ran of this city spent Sunday in Eu­
John Southerland was down from
¡Style and Prices are what make them move. Oi
gene.
lbe Oregon Mineral Springs this week
Oregca'sTrilmteol Healtb^ojlie World
summer
for ladies are l*eauties. Good vajue
Graud Chancellor Alaloney of tic- K " ru* favored thi- "ffie-- with a pleas-
is a natural corrective of all derange­
P. order was a visitor to thia city Fri- '? * ‘" Mta— call. He reports every
for
th**
same
gimds
not equale«! in Lane county .
ments of tl»e liver and au aid to |*eri#*tt
j lay evening.
'
ining in ship -nape about the Springs
i s s im i la t i o n of
l*o»»ltively r v s
Our stock of new, fresh groceries complete. 30 to 7 i
Darw
p. .
_
j in contemplation of a busy season.
c x t \ STIPATlOS-tbe l«ane of modern
Bristow, our marchant
iwlizatiou. Its effects, while lastiug.
on-ialds an«l e n d s ............................
In the contest case of Sarah E Blair
banker enjoyed a Sunday visit with
are never pernicious. and unlike thous­
against Jasper L. Goiti, on a home­
ands of nostrums and vaunted cure-alls,
Eugene friends.
its continued use is never necessar>, as it
stead located on Gettings ereek. ad-
reates no ha hit.
Picture, Song and story entertam- joiniogC. H Jones’ place, Mrs Blair
K H E I 'M a T I s M in its acute form is
i
meut
at
the
opera
house
next
Tues-
was given the decision and thereby
lUh kly relieved l*y the use o f K A S -F a
fday evening. Its free to all.
K ll.L A . elim inating at o m v from the
come* in undisputed possesedo* of
I'liHid and jo in t s toxic salt*, which nature
some
very valuable property.
President Roosevelt’s special train
•tic .-anuot excrete.
i passed through Cottage Grove about
World's Fair medals have l*ren award­
The latest in photographic novel­
ed us at Buffalo, Omaha and Charleston.
j :3u o'clock Thursday morning.
ties will tie found at the tent by tbe
• »ur success ha* caused unscrupulous par-
ties to ltnitaffc Ka*»-j»a-nlla. V ihv drug­
Best eabinetto ph otos, #1.15 per doz. M. E. church. Everybody invited to
gist should have it. and if In- «hies not
for a short time onlv, at Nhanafeh- call and examine the work and see
supply you promptly, write us. giving his
gallery opposite Masonic Hall, West some of ttie iale-t and daintiest in
name.
,
ptatiuium effects. A.H.Crus"D. pro[i-
I *l'3e-
,
a2tf
rietor;C. W . Bradford, artist.
m2'
Mias Maggie Veatch returned home
Editor Ely. of Kelso, Washington,
from Drain Monday where she lias
been enjoying a | leasaut visit with is in Cottage Grove looking after
1*<»RTLAN 1». OKE.
business matters and favored the
fneads.
-tu ics; Simigliai. China, Köln*. Japan
L kaufii with a pleasant call Thursday.
L E A D E R S
I N
M E R C H A N I
A moos those who weut to Portland He has some valuable mining interests
, from this place Tuesday were: Mes­ in Bohemia which will receive con-
dames Underwood, Barker. Willson sideiable of his uTteutinu this season.
EM IM » I A l . O l t s K I G A M l.s. and Bartels.
Rev T la. Jones, who for so many
Cottage Giovc should oeletrst tile years was presid ing elder of the M. E.
I». A. R . P r o * ram f o r H e
Glorious Fourth. It is time
• Lurch fqr this district and who is so
o ra t io n D a y , M :w GO.
L U MB E R
[dans were t>eiug formulated wit this well knowt. ind highly esteemed
object in view.
tlu • lghoiit th district, will conduct
All Comrade* are united to meet
M
$
1
1
.0 0 P E R
The trainmen’s excursion will lie —■rv es at t'.o M E. church in this
the <i. A. 15 hall at « o’clock a.
to P. rtland this year. A rate of si -j.i citv Nuudav All are eordiaHv in v ifd
sharp, the parade t i t>e formed for round irip from Eugene has been to attend.
..To to march t" the cemetery secured. Dale of excursion May 31.
D T. Aubtey who, re-lgned a* S. P
ltassCHl
tri]
(I through
Cottas
iere there will lie ritual services
S ag in aw , O re.
With a good sewerage system station agent at this place la*t week
t"
acr-epi the management of the pos­
has gone < m to otheR <
cr which all will proceed to litr- C 'ttage Grove would soon lake rank
tal telegraph and Wells. Fargo ex-
te the soldiers graves.
After us one the most progressive, sightlv I iv— ¡Bees, moved the -latter office
created a great -tir wliei
T h e L e n d e r '- Suecess.
lie decoration ceremony a- j>er- and beautiful cities in Western Oregon. from tv- depot to the P-'stal telegraph
l^ed. ’diiii uvas e]leere«ì 1
L.
S.
Dimmicb
was
in
R
"
nc
I
urg
office Wednesday.
Mr. Aubrey is
»lined the comrades will march
“ T b r T " " l tliat I , « 'letti not 111 .
ou can croate a N t i r
Saturday
n
business.
He
will
spend
succeeded
temp
»rarily
as
station
-unie is stilli] li"I be tooted."
k to the Post hall and bq dis- three or four weeks ¡n tins county Us
ag.-nt tiv Mr. IlloE!value, formerly
one <»f our
:
There is nothing more encourag- j
lssed.
Conti adea reassemble at j fore returning to Cottage Grève. - nigl i ■ je ra t r ut this place.
iug to u man in any kind of business
review.
ci ck at Post ball to march t
Lane county is in line with Douglas than to foot up his ledger at the I
1.1 house p> hear orations to be j Mrs. C. W . Bradford nod baby came now a*it i* probable that county will
iivered by F K Elier and Rev. ' dowi fr.-m R .-ebu rg Monday to ; in haven damage suit against it. A end o f the month and find that hi#
her husliand
is engaged
, Jff
team owned by Hooker & Co., lum- business shows an increase over tb4 .
I f ever a man wants r
mi u.ie «»atihier nuda musical and **ei
lin-i.aiil who
v.
1
! photograph business here and to visit ! * ’ ’
of that • lnty-. !• : tbi ugl
previous month. This has been the
terary program.
lianJsome
clothes, it's w
i with relatives and friends.
bridge at Panther creak. Both horses cast w ith the Luna each month since
Soldiers of all wars are cordiallv
wann Jays appear. S o
were killed.
V. C. Lond »u. acting
tbe
new
management
took
charge,
j
j."» I» .U ,r ..u... ,J|
a s sujierinteiideut of the Bohemia Cot-
see our new line oí S j . r
* it|i and to say that the receipts and busi- !
all civic sort ties and the general in g a good commodious o|N-ra b-.u-e Grove railroad, spent Sunday
Pants,
which have just
his
family.
In
this
city.
Boseburg
ness
has
been
gratifying
is
putting
it
|
ublic. W e respectfully request all i with the second story fitted u[i fer a
Piaindealcr
mildly. Fitted np with new material,
usiness houses, shop* and other modern lodge and banquet hall.
Ott Brnwn who ha* been conduct- new machinery and efficient help, the
s of business to close from il
Free illustrated lecture—picture.
in g a barber stop in Cottage Grove
Mock to 12 o ’clock and from 1 to
and story, by B r. Howard arrived in Eugene yesterday as the L f . adki ; has beeD turning out some
job printing that is not to be"sneez-.
m
vie t especttnliy ’ equest evening including humor, pathos, guest of hi*-ister Mr* H A S 'ln o r-
cd at,” and tbe- rapid increase in
at there lie no games played of laughter, scenic beauty, wit ana s ug ing. He will probably remain her-
until Sunday when lie leaves for orders is good evidence that the
kind during that day.
W e Ton are invited.
Wood burn to visit hi- lather and business men of Cottage Grove ap-
Mr. Theodore Martin and wile ac- mother. From Woodburn he will g
nlier invite the school children
|
cotci
aided
by
Mrs
Dora
Martin
of
t"Sheridan. Montana to engage in priciate good printing— tbe kind we 1
(1 the ladies to bring flowers for
Cre-wel!. spent the early paid of the ttie drug business with his brother.— do.
I t e r a t i o n p tir| K > sP s
week visiting at the o'd home west of Register, Saturday.
Hurdly a day passes that from one
111 O a O E Ii OF C O M IU T T E I .
¡town as well as with relatives and
Th* Iwvrena Lumber Co . commenc­ to half dozen new subscribers are 1
1 friends in this citv.
i»ri-si<lent nt ( o tt a g e G ro v e .
ed work this week clearing up their booked and our subscription list is
Edgm r Willson
returned home mill s te. building a dam on Bailes'
increasing at a rate that insures the
! Saturday from Astoria where he went
Ee.'urdh-ss of the fact that Presi- as a delegate from the loeal order to Creek and laving a switch at The business man that his ad iu tbe
proposed juncture " f tbeir two mile
nt Roosevelt s special train was : the Grand Court of Foresters of flume with the Bohemia ruiir si I. L eahkk will reach nearly every nook
heduled to pass tir o "g h this city : America, winch c vnvened at that [dace Their loo horse p over engine and s iw and >riier of the territory tributary
^ mill plant will nrriv. fi m Portland to Cottage Grove.
5 J.'iThurs lav morning, quite a last week. He reports a rattiiug
And our ads.
time.
ju*t a* soon as tlie Doreua siding i-
owd of citizens assembled at the
ready t" receive tbe loaded cars wliei" too. are always displayed in a manner .
H.
r
.
Edgar,
foruieily
of
Biddle,
pot with the C. M. A. band and
the.
Look at tlie price«, th
came down from the Biackbutte tlie machinery can te- unloaded with­ that insuies the advertiser
the train slowed up while pass- quicksilver mints Saturday and will out delaying'traffic on the main line.
very I vest service for his money.
and exam ine the go
S the
presidential part) was engage in other employment. He
The Lt.Ai'Eit takes a pride iu m at- ,
The mativ frieiols t»f Miss N ina Os
-avs ¡tetive <>)>erations continue at the Tmii'ler iu tiii? city « i l l l*© pleased to i o r us advertism ents sho*r uj» to the !
•
-V) p’eee. fancy deoorated, full gold,
big CSna! ar mines, but that he did not le.-trn tii.it she return«*«! home from
a iva
^e —
and
nd patriotic strains front the band
...
.
,
— » —
• ■ - n - ta
>-p-
- every
— - —— piece o N
■41-pice, semi-porcelain, dinner set...
like working in the tunnels
bd were appraised of ttie fa d that
we turn out shows that
4-piece glass set..................................
Rev C. H. Wallace. John Bartel« .i«»ulJv wTtb'"heiY"reut*Tat'*tjiis^*plac? !<>»’
mv is no want of loyalty, palrioi-
4-pieee glass set, flin t.......................
and JefT Mark ley went to Portland Of be! departure from F.ugene tb, painstaking care to details winch
Mis. Xina make our work characteristically the
tn and enterprise on the part of Tuesday « - delegates to tile I «». O. F. Guard of TuesOav -uid :
4-piece glass set, en graved ................
Ostrander,
the
iterator in the Postal f
^ l>f* had.
• ’ - 1 tt O ottag* Q m t .
grand lodge wiiich convened there
4 piece glass set. gold enam el..........
this week, i hey were a !-" interested «•¡Tits* in Euffeue for llie pa~t tw..
years,
ret
tuned
tt»
iiet\
ii
m
e
in
<k*t-
Have yi ii seen tic se fine diamonds spectators upon, the occasion ot
C
a
rd
o
f
T
h
a
n
k
s
Ask lessee our open
H C. M ad-en’s.
President Roosevelt - reception pro- Tape Grove Tuesday where sue will |
Jive. Her numerons friends in Eu-
assortment and Kto
gtatu.
^r«*De
regret
her
i^erruaneiit
depart
President Roosevelt extelideu to
B i . m k lirrrn. Or..May IT. '(IM.
J. I. Jones purchased of Mr Schaffer ure from the citv.
an. ¡linger H erm ann an invita- of near Cresweli. a fine registered
M r. Cooler wrsiies to express his
David
Griggs.
..f
Comstock,
whol
j i
party ai <1 ride witii Dui ham yearling bull Monday, which
lutelv graduated froni the Buffalo deep appreciation of the kindness
im funi S.i ein to Portland. an give-hi' n herd of seven fineiegis’ei - Coiieg' of Pharmncv.at Buffai' . X. V. and help »«tended to his beloved
od Durliauis. This mirvenient to­
: d pleasure of « hich the ward improving the cattle herd* of with ttie degree of Bachelor iu Phar­ wife during her illness also for
cp blican candidate for Congress S nth Linn i- a step in the right macy has returned and has accepted j many V ncbing proofs of sympathy
a position in «he R -nson drug -tor-
iled himself.
T ne invitation is direction.
in tisi- city. Mr. G rigg- graduate ! and friendship shown to oi\r child­
«(elusive evidence of the kindlv
Ti;*' > testers grand Court at Asioi in with high L. nor* iieing preside-, t of! ren. wife's parent«, sister and fami­
P o i n t e r » fo r the G ro v e .
• would d
‘Íi¡ g the President entertains for elect«*«! W . 5. Kiepfwr. L ü Gnu
hi« class, an ! Gregor, wu- thu- ac­ ly after onr liereaveTnent Our kind
t . Ut rinann and his «iesíre for rep- Gra' *i C hief iur¡^«r ; S Kiatk i V ^ i t credited with carrying off the laurel-
action, b
friends
of
Cottage
Grove
and
vicini­
.
. : land, ¿rato! secretan'. I». P. Gilí Mr. G rigg- i- a very geni il and ex­
The Eugene city couucil held an woul 1 n<
‘ .l!l
the j>r« lit o >n- ;
j jrr*n<J treasurer. / Hef'pnci
porr ceptionally bright and intelligent j ty will ever have a warm spot in our
good pri
tessional caiopnipn in OreMun.
w a s c l i " 5 a-ti a? t h e place f. *r h<
Voting mat a_d « 1 congratniate liitn ; hearts for they have given effect to adjourned meeting Saturday eren
ss km of tlie jrrarid u ; k > ii ids succes- iu tne school of] onr loved one's motto, “Do unto ing ao<l passed an ordinance to Grove,
• next t.i'-iinial
Lhdj«— and fpents fine x at ches at «•ourt in 19nSr
pharmacy ami extend him a lienrty 1
others as yon wish to lie done b y ." J hold a special election for the pur­ present,»
ad-en's.
and see them.
pose of voting on tbe propose 1 #1.»,- liest inte
Dr. W. W O g lo b y and daughter. welcome to our city.
v
D exw # C o o r a .
'
M > * Ann«, "f Jtii'Cti'u. t-i-ent a few
Louis Mendeil , f Bow river valley
(NHI sewer bonds. May 2iHli.
• inestion
I day* It town the first of tlie week was in town looking aftel busiiie-s
Cottage
«»rove's
city council ti on.
I viiitmg friends nud looking for rrsi- matters Tuesday, and favored the
Pineal F o r <1.untiling.
! deuce quarters. Pr viding a tlesirs le L eaked with a pleasant call. He has
On Katurdat and Monday several
i home can l*- |*ur.tiascl or rented just taken a ci ntrnet to supply the
here the family will relocate in Cot- Facifie Timlw-r Co., with a lot of piling gamblers who were arrested in Rone
I tape Gr, ve a»d reside here |>erinaiit- which I e will deliver "b tbe O. A S. E. burg some time ago for violating ;
ruiiroad opp-'-ite hi« phee. He say the state law by gam bling, were ar­
entlv.
Pi. .f H"ward Osborne, representinc Messrs Wooley. Houston and J H. raigned and all entered a plea of
Jim D um ps g a z e d ou
the grand lodge of A. O. I
M . will G '"tch are gvttinc ready t- inst ill
A n d looked ia v a ia ft
give an cnt'Ttkinroent Tuesday even­ tiieir new saw mill on Bailes creek guiitr. In passing sentence. Judge
near
Doretia
and
*
ill
l>ui)d
a
two
m'le
Hamilton
made
distinction
between
ing in Martin's Hall. D will Ite a
A n d v o w e d b e Be
flume
froni
tbe
mill
to
the
O.
A
n
E.
stere "I'ticou entertainment consisting
ow ners of games
au 1 the dealers.
A lunch of beat-p
f Oregon. Washington and Aia-ka railroad. Tiieir planing mill and yard' Fima A Beckett, Ja*. Htldeburn. R.
Once more h as “ Fori
view-, and also historical -cenee and will I«e |rs-ated on the railroad on rite
Alth ou gh 'tts bet, be
incidents, dissolving views, song« and John Kirk place, near Dorana po-t- R. Mathews, were fined #DlO each
for le-ing proprietors of and con-
stone-
Tbe show is free, and a very offi -e.
pleasant evening is assured ail those
dneting games. “Sunday” Inms,
Tlicrr wa* a ycunp !«<)> TO IT.iM
Married.
who attended.
Earnest Rohr. John Hemlerscn and
u I m - s . fx'-r crt-N cxcccftlnelv flarn.
-!t- inci palm*, and l.difos
! The Pastime Whist club met at the
Seappe Morris were each fined ♦•"»«*
And all kind. »•« nntions
I Wood-ucn ball Tuesday eve Ding and E M E K IC K — F F O IT M -A t the home for dealing
Tbe three latter being
T" lriuk lurk ho ir-auty again
of
tbe
groom's
brother
Mart
E
m
-
passed a most pleasant evening at
'Till a fra-u -1 «k » bad .fi! rtir van**
»bv tlie cash wer- sent to ;at
whi-r. The
members and guesta
erick iu this city, Sunday. May
wav
— Rotiebnrg Plaindealer.
I present tm ffib fH twenty and they
H i ¡ '¡ . 'l'-d Î " m art tkn vnung la d)
17. 19(11, Adolphus E-nenck of
■nr day;
ail engaged in the friendly contest
Tht iswi-«.Surrt Ul
this
eity
to
Mts«
Minnie
Pfout».
Nani «be; F' m <! ne more
'with a vitn. At the hour of eleven
A B argain .
H*-r. . a sp'--n-l -x I »run Nl""-
of Monroe, Rev. Geo. H Feese
i cards were laid aside and the contest-
And they d« just whatrvrr they' *»?"
ants partook of refreshment« served
For sale, #‘WfO. part on time, tbe '
officiating.
* w. Ntw rnok tb r adTb-r
miKes comfort possible
bv Mr-. Henry and Mr-. Abrams who - The groom ia a well known black Mutter place of 70 acres 1| miles
wrk age las! Wrdl,r«das sk _
j Were committee on entertainment for
m. ha« bad f,»nr fT 'i.-als srnr and
north
of
Cottage
Grove,
improved,
i
on a sweltering da;
smith
of
tbi*
citv
and
the
bride
is
*■ triimg alt brr irr-tab ».f rtar bwrij
tbe evening. After partaking <>f tbe
1 - iwdrrs and IM-rfTurns at tir
a very estimable young lady and good boose, large new barn, orchard,
1 same th» committee gathered upj'
*cw F.r« inrun Ntcrr.
For term*, or.
. jrd « and found that Mr. Fate Lorig both enjoy the tssteeru of a wide garden, g'fod grass.
• sn l M r-. Hebne had tieo f* rfir«t pla''“ c[rcje ,>f friend- w b > j >tu the L i a i - , contract for abhtional eighty acres,
l a u d Mr Abram* and Mr-. Rosenberg
‘
I t « ) » * R im te K oo t CooL
iu extending eongrvtulatious and l-artiy irnprov—l. applv to
had d ne likewise f“i the last pUcc.
a bteetog u boi b n » — try. 11
P. M'TT vr .
first
i
best
wishes.
In th- draw Mr. Lbng wc *n tbe
rtn rr emu— ti—nod X want it rvrxy u/TTiinj
«ola-
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I •rite
_____
a
y
be
eon*
that 1 a n a Mr to an tln^Murb a
day trttb n u
and Mr- R'-e-ule-rg
more aomfeat than w bfc I *j«n»^ to oat b»ai
¿¡on G nests of tbe <-!ub or the even-
fer «te Best srd (btasest
Bori.
It baa tanrtit mr bow to fii
irg were Miss Mai de Bingham. Mr.
i,ley.
b CUTBCKOL'
Fa’e L -n g and Mr M»cr. Tbe rex H O L D E R M A X -T • th“ wif» ..f Etzi- bop ot fruit fsrin» in tbe
A. M E at ,
i m»*-ting. whi'-h will be on
■in'L
H rider man, ia ö n « city May 1<5. 1<SJ3 Call on or address S.
will Is* tbe final meeting < >f «■>* ciub
T o r deal direct
a daughter. Mother *u<j »htld arc Cresweli, Ore.
fo r the season. Arter that time picnic
in »if
getting along very well.
W -I
with tbe owner.
escefsktea will I « In order.
i
H « the bnghnirws o f the sunslaoe.
Its the silvery light <»f moon
v i l e 'in M u r .! Ill K A N 1-A KICLA
Inn manner that is sure.
If >< mj take it when you’re ailing.
To ell«** a ftjtetsly eure.
BUT NOT
KAS-PA-R 1 LLA
Special Sale on Flour and Si
fo r th e n e x t t e n da
»
WOODARD CLARK & CO
G rarm an , H e m e n w i
Common Rough
President R(
BOOTH-KELLY
MILLS
N E W
S P R I N
LU RC
Extraordinary
in Glass i Quei
Hemenway & B
A
Young I.adv
In Drain