Lane County leader., May 29, 1903, Image 5

\ SONNET
)F SPRING
the iraurunoe of the flowers,
tin* early breath o f .lim e
the brightness of the suushiue,
the silvery liaht of moon
•uinbinetl In K A S -l'A -H I L L A
I manner that Is sure,
on take It when you’ re ailing,
tfle e t a s|n*eily cure.
IS PA RILL A
co s Tribute ol Healtbltotbe World
natural corrective o f all deranue-
of the liver and a il aid to perfeet
¡illation o f food, p o sitively cures
"'T I P A T IO N —the bane o f modern
zatlon. Its effects, w hile lasting,
lever pernicious, and unlike thous-
o f nostrums and vaunted cure-alls,
ntlimed use is never necessary, as it
cs no habit.
K l'M A T lS M In its acute form Is
lv relieved l»y the use o f R.AS-PA-
I.A. ellm lnatliig at once from the
I ami joints, toxic salts, which nature
• cannot excrete.
!>rld's Fair medals have been award-
s at Buffalo. Omaha and Charleston,
access has caused unscrupulous |>ar-
1.» imitate Kas-pa-rilla. Vour dru«-
shoiild have It, and if he does not
lv von promptly, w rite us, givin g his
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Local and Personal :
Crops are looking fine.
Have you seen those flne diamond«
at H. C. Madsen’s,
Legal blanks and raining location j
notices at the L eader office.
Frank McFarland is just recover- 1
ing from a severe illness the result of |
an ulceration in his head.
Now for a sewerage system.
Best cabtnetto photo«, $1.25 per doz. [
Strangers aro more numerms than for a short time only, at Shauafelts j
ever.
gallery opposite Masonic Hall, West I
a2tf
Join the Ancient order of United -¡■I-.
Workmeu.
ltev. Goo. H. Foese will not go to
Drain as expected next Sunday hut
ir
of ‘‘locks just recel rod at wilt occupy Ids pulpit both morning
H. L. Madseu s
and evening.
Spring showers continue and vege
Mrs. F. J. Schneider who resides hi
tation is booming.
[ Siuslaw valley, six utiles from Lornne
was
stricken witli paralysis Monday
Mining activity is staadily inoreas
j anil is reported in quite a precarious
ing m the Bohemia district.
condition.
GOING!
GOING!
BUT NOT GONE
Our now lino o f Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, and Shoes aro
going like hot cakes those beautiful spring days. The Quality,
¡Style and Prices are what make them move. Our spring ami
summer goods for Irttlies are beauties. Good values, and prices
for the same goods not equaled in Lane c o u n t y .......................
Our stock o f new, fresh groceries completo. 3Ö to 50 per cent off
on odds and omis
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Paint makes a neat looking city, ;
Tile S. P. company has one of its
tlieretore spread on the paint.
bridge crews at work replacing some
Ladies and gents Hue \ 7 atches nt of the pilings aud the foundation uu-
Madsen’s, fa ll and see them.
dor the railroad bridge between this
Mies Etta Smith of Springfield is a place and Lntliam.
guest of her sister, Mrs Powers, of
Mrs. E. J. lteidler came down from
tills city.
Oakland Monday to remain a few
Nearly all the coarse rock lias been days witli her husband, W. H. Behl-
removed from Main street a flue ler who is recovering from a serious
illness at the home of Ira Conner,
improvement.
, Mr-, lb-idler's brother.
A i abroad bridge tire tills side of
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Lelnnd delayed the passenger train
Leo. O. Knowles leaves next week
three hours Thursday
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l01' Bohemia.
Mrs. Knowles und.
daughter will visit two or three weeks
Cottage (trove'should celebrate the with relatives ut Corvallis while ho is I
ODARDCLARK&CO
gicriou.s rourtii.
Let the people preparing n homo for them at Bohe-
1XJUTI.AX1», (IKK.
burn their money at home.
min.—Florence West.
heles: shnitshal. China; Kobe. Japan
... today's
today’ sl | Harrv Wynne has taken the agency |
Sec the new nd displays in
L e a l ie u . They are the kind that nt- for Malthoid rooting which will last
truet attention and sell goods.
louger and is mudi cheaper than tin
We iloff our lint to the city council or shingles. Call at his hardware
i> Im prove Opera House.
E.-
lim ili M a s h e d
since it is taking steps to provide Cot store and examine it. He lias u new
tage Grove with a good sewerage sys­ mi in the L eader today.
ssi's. Ernest A Nichols who tem
Frank Pickett, conductor on one
I. P. Inman was in town Tuesday
jiased the opera house of
Tiie Loraue, Cottage Grove tele­ from Loraue and reported the new of the work trains on the Bohemia
Martin last week will length, phone line was completed and con­ ’phone line completed and said that railroad, met with an accideut out
it and greatly increase the size nected Monday and the instruments work was progressing on the cream­ t ' the front Friday that came near
ery enterprise over there and that
e stage, supply it with new work to perfection.
tin- plant would soon he ready for costing him his good right hand.
Andy Nelson went to Eugene Thurs­ business.
>rv and curtains, put in chair
While in the act of coupling up
Kissed through Cottage Grove and
and otherwise improve the day to visit with Ills oldest brother , Mrs. Lee Wimberly, wife of tiie edi- I l**® train his hand was caught in
las gone on to other quarters, lie
who
has
just
enmo
out
from
Minne­
They have put in a very sota on a visit to Ids parents.
tor of tiie lloseburg Review, spent I the old
fasliioDed link
aud
created a great stir wherever he stop-
Sunday in this city the guest of Sirs. 1 ,qn coupling
and
cut
open
and well stocked stand, includ-
T’lios. Alien and wife and John Al
pod. and was cheered by thousands.
obacco, eoufectiouerv and soft len und wife left Wednesday for A r­ C. W. Bradford. Mrs. Wimberlv " “.'¡th e ‘entile length of the palm
on her return home from Portland,
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ks on one side of the entrance lington where they will enjoy n few where she attended as a delegate uu,l ) * l* °
You can create it stir by putting on
considerably
crushed
h was opened for business this weeks' visit with relatives and friends. from lloseburg, the Rebekah grand | aud bruised. He came to t " u in
one of our
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They will endeavor to in-
the evening in company with V. C.
T. K Richard-on tiie music dealer lodge.
soine good theatrical compan returned home front 11 business trip
London
and
had
the
wound
dressed
T. li. Parker is making arrange­
visit this place during the to Portland Wednesday. He says the ments for enlarging the out put of his by Dr. Job und only lost one day as
carpenters strike is practically settled. bakery. His oven is entirely inade­
a result of his injury, but considera­
|mg season and are already book-
If ever a man wants smart, primp,
A match game of baseball will be quate for Ids growing patronage, and bly pluck was required to resume
loiue splendid attractions
Tiie
played at this place Sunday between he has already purchased the neces­
handsome
clothes, it’s when the first
work
so
soou
after
the
accideut.
1 management of the opera house tiie Cyclones and the Springfield sary irons and other material for the
warm days anpear. ¡So step in and
endeavor to encourage enter- team. An interesting game is untici- building of an oven luxl2 feet, and
H ugh Behue, after about five
work on same will begin as soon as
soo our new line of Spring Suits and
jmeuts and amusements both pated.
the brick can be had.
months absence in the East on busi­
\l and transient.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Doolittle of Lon­
Pants, which have just arrived . . . .
ness
connected
witli
bis
Bohemia
Hamilton Vcatch and wife of (,’ res-
don were here Sntui duy on a shopping
well spent Sunday at the home of tiie mining
interests, returned home !
expedition.
They
were
accompanied
Itig T im e nt Ijoran e.
by their daughter, Erma, anil Slisses former's uncle, :.afuyette Veateh, Sunday night. Mr. Beline sojourn­
who is seriously ill ut his home near
Emma and Eva Sutherland.
tills city. Hamilton is farming on ed all through the New England
lie local camp of Modem Wood-
Lulu Cnrriu who has been to San quite a large ami diversified scale states and spent considerable time j
of America turned out
¡15 Francisco and C'apltola. Calif., ns a this season, having I irge potato and iu New York City, He visited the
jig Wednesday evening with delegate to the Christian Endeavor corn fields in connection with his hay state of Kentucky and while there
four-horse and tbre9 two horse convention arrived home Thursday and grain crops, all of which, he re­ became associated with his old
on tin- delayed passenger train.
ports looking tine.
and went to Loraue to assist
friend, 1*. J. Jennings in a 400(1
Saturday will be Decoration Day,
T. O. Gray who recently arrived
e initiation of eight new rneui-
Sunday a day of rest and worship arid here from Tennessee, left Saturday, acre coal field where Mr. Jennings
.
About twentv members from Monday election dav—three days of with his fumily for Cottage Grove, to I now has a force of men at work
de- !
Comp were also present and I leisure in succession ought to satisfy leslde....... Mrs. Roily ltamp and veloping their newly acquired coal
even
those
who
were
born
tired
> 1 time was had— a regular
little duughter left Sunday morning
which are shrwiwg up well.
jitiks— one of the greatest in
C. S. Bartrum tin- genial supervis­
G o o l payiug mines are being worked
with
relatives..
Mrs
W.
W.
Thnck-
Instory of Lorane Camp.
The or of tiie Southern Oregon Forest Re­ rah will leave this week for a few all around this property and three
on continued all uigtit the visi- serve was looking after official bu*i- weeks outing at the Thackrah ranch veins of coal have already been un­
ncs- in the Bohemia division of tiie
Cottage
Grove.--Roseburg covered by .Mr, Jennings, one it feet
eturniug about seven o clock reserve, Tuesday nu-l favored tiie near
rsday morning, all speaking in I L e a d : » office with a pleasant visit I’laindealer
in thickness of uniform quality; the
At Roseburg Sunday C. H. Jack- second, strong coking, from 5 to fit
[highest praise of the hospitality Wednesday.
son’s team defeated a nine from
Look at the prices, then call
(heir Siuslaw brethern.
good
The lumber and timbers for the new Springfield by a score of 14 to I. Fred feet thick nnd the third,
and exam ine the goods . .
county bridge acres, the river nt this Westbrook officiated ns umpire. The steam coal 4 feet in thicknts*. This
place!« being placed on the ground. Springfield team recently tied the property is in Muhlenberg county
B a s k e t Social.
1 N. B. Alley of Eugene wus awarded Eugene League team in n hotly oon-
."id piece, fancy deoorated, full gold, dinner set... $ 9 0 5
| tiie c mtract, hut county bridge build | tested game at Eugene. The “ Out­ nnd only four miles from a railroad.
44-pice, semi-porcelain, dinner set........................ 5 4 4
there will be a basket social at erSttikcr will have charge of the laws" thus continue to truintuin Mr. Beline is highly pleased with
G f ; work which will ccmmence next week.
4 -piece glass set.............. .....................................
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their unbroken record of victories. the promising reports from Bo­
»pern bouse, on the evening
4-piece glass set, Hint..............................................
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W. H. Lincoln, president of the It has been suggested flint they en­ hemia nnd will continue operations
. Decoration day.
A splendid
Lane County Veterans Association, deavor to arrange games with one or iu this district.
H i« numerous
4-piece glass set, en grav ed ...................................... 1 0 0
¡cal progrnm will be rendered, went to Eugène Saturday to call his more of tiie league teams
friends are glad to welcome turnback
4 piece glass set, gold enam el................................
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li mogrupb record taken by the committees together to arrange for
Henry Steward of Comstock was in
I A. band ami reproduced. All the annual meeting of tiie associa­ town Tuesday looking after business to his old rendesvous after his long
Ask to see our open stoek
¡ladies are u nited and requested tion commencing Tuesday June 16th matters. With his family he lately absence.
and continuing three days. Mr. Lin­
assortment ami Stoneware
W. W.
Jackson,
of Colorado
oiuc and bring baskets which coln expects at least 360 or too of the returned home from a very enjoyable
be sidd to tlie highest bidder. old comrades to attend tiie annual visit «ith hi« wife’s father anil moth­ Springs, a brother of S. F. Jnckson,
er, I’ ev. and Mrs. J. L. Stratford in
meeting this year, which will Ic tiie Southern California.
: admission is free.
Henry has re of near Lorane. arrived nt this
fifth annual convention of the asso­ signed as postmaster and station place recently nnd is enjoying a vis­
ciation.
DIED.
agent nt Comstock niter a 16 years it with his brother amt with his aged
E. C. Conner Inis purchased the llo service in the latter capacity, and will mother, the latter residing in this
go to Pendleton soon to reside anil
N \F.T T — At Creswell. Saturday acre ranch of I\ Mutter on tiie hill engage- in business with Frank Scott, city.
about one mile due north of inis city.
¿mining, May 23, 1!H>3, G. W . It Is a very sitely place and an ideal who iias also lately resigned Ills posi­
Mr. nnd Mrs. H. C. Veateh re­
••»nett, aged 77 years.
fruit, poultry and stock farm.
Ed tion wi’ h tlieS. P. companv which he ceived n letter this week from their
G o a ts I’o r B ale.
Dr. Oglesby has sold hi* u «i<le»ee
"ei eased recently came to Ore- will take charge ol tiie place August has held many years nt Cieawell nr»l
sou, Conductor II. E. Veateh, who
elsewhere.
1
st.,
when
he
expects
to
have
a
new
Five
hundred
head
of
fine
young
f,n‘,
offlc®
to 1)r
,h®
i from the east.
H e leaves a
, .
v luqi , new doctor. Dr. OffleHby <*x<>*«.'fn to
two story residence completed on the
John Kirk, the genial Dorena po«t with his wife and little daughter grade
Angora
ffoat«
(nnnnios),
Wi l l . .move to ( ’Ottnge Grove
. ' ;»»♦>♦»!
.
. .lime
.
three sons and a daughter. premises, which Is otherwise well im ­
b
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v
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master and store keeper, was in town went to Pittsburg, Penn., recently
ionil services were held Sunday proved. He will look down on the Wednesday transacting business and
as a delegate to the National con­ sell in hands to suit purchaser. F o r j i st. He Ims largo min Ing i n f e s t s in
p. tn. with interment in Cres- other ‘'hayseeds” hereabouts when lie favored the L eader office with a
Bohemia anil will ilovote most , f hie
Al terms nnd particulars inquire of
takes possess,on of his mountain view pleasant call und cash in me sum of vention of railroad conductors.
I cemetery.
J H H iwif . y
time to their development.
He is
ranchero.
a year’s subscription to this popular reports a great time at Pittsburg, j
’
president of the Golikn tSIipi» r Mill-
Work is progressing on the dam fireside companion. Johnie says the from which place they went to ,
J2(ip
ing Co. Junetmn Times.
above tic Warehouse for supplying ! former L eader editor, L. F. Woolcy Washington, I). C. nnd visited the Divide, Oregon.
power for tiie lag electric plant of the and his lumber company are Is'gin- Capitol and grounds, which he te-
Oregon Securities Company. Power ning to get tilings in shape for in­ ports os magnificent at this season
will lie generated at this plant to oper­ stalling their saw mill plant two miles
ate the company’s big 00 stamp mill above that place. A sidetrack i- (ic­ of the .'ear. From Washington they
in tiie champion basin some eight ing put in near Dorena where the will go to Baltimore, Philadelphia,!
miles above. Work on tilts big tun­ company will establish their planer, Boston, New York, Buffalo, Niagara j
nel to give the Music mines an outlet drier and liimls'r yards aud will flume Falls, Chicago nnd returning west­
Jim Damp, had scarcely slept a
to the mill in Champion basin is pro­ the lumlier from the mill to their
wink,
ward will visit all tiie prominenti
gressing nt both ends and tiie saw depot.
Ail night he'd toss about and
mill plant of the company will soon
Tne free Illustrated lecture given by cities leisurely, in order to realize
think.
tie ready for operation.
Rev. Howard Osborne under the aus­ the greatest degree of pleasure from
But that's all past—ha ’ll ne’tr
It |
e iidars
T. O. Gray. Id* wife, three daugh­ pice« of the Grand Lodge of Oregon, their trip from ocean to ocean
ters. three sons and a nephew, arrived A. O. P. W at the opera hoi se Tues­ is a Hip rarely afforded to a la*ne|
Insomnia. H s’s fonnd a cars I
in this state lately and after looking day evening was largely attended and County lK>y.
TIs "F o rce.” At night, when
The
over Western Oregon thoroughly, highly enjoyed l>y all piesent.
lights are dim,
spending three weeks nt Roseburg, V ih ’ h I baritone solos, "Asleep in the
A
large
number
of
Eugene
people
1 here was a young Duly In U ra l»
It soothes ths nerves of " Soonv
finally selected Cottage Grove ns their Deep." and “ The Holy City,” which came up to the Grove Thursday j
W si- face grew exceed ingly plain,
Jim."
-lie trte,l paints and lotions
permanent Western horns. The eld­ were Illustrated, wvre exeeedlngly
Ami all kind- o f notions
est son has accepted a position as well rendered by the reverend gentle- even in g to ntteud the Eastern Star I
I o »ring l»aek her toeanty again
man
The
storeoptieon
views
were
reception to Grand Patron Darwin
clerk in a Grants l’ass bank, and the
I ill a friend who had Isv-n llie -a w e
other members of the family will excellent and tiie lecture on fraternal- Bristow. L M. Travis and a Mr. j
way
ism
by
Ralph
Feeney,
past
grand
take
up
some
vocation
here,
l
i
e
ex­
| U.ippeiiefi to m eet the young lady
Brown Were among the visitors w ho
one day;
tend Mr. Gray and his estimable fam- master of the Ancient Onhw of United
Workmen was interesting, logical and favored the L fa d k k with a pleasant
-■nd She: --K.sd no in,we
1
ily
a
hearty
welcome
to
our
city.
ll'-r e 's a splendid lirn g sto re
convincing. He proved the old relia­ call.
And they no just w hatever they say”
ble A. O. U. W. to lie the safest, surest
G et O u t anti V o te.
and best of all the fraternal beuefl-
I’. S. she took the adrlCe. Just a
Special Sale on Flour and Sugar
fo r th e n e x t t e n d a y s
Garman, H em enw ay Co.
L E A D E R S
IN
M E R C H A N D I S I N G
President Roosevelt
NEW S P R I N G SUITS
L U R C H ’S
Extraordinary Values
in Glass i Queensware
A
Young Lady
In Drain
- "eg ,igo last W ednesday she came
in; lias had four proposals since, and
| js telling all her friends o f the lovely
lotions, i-iw ders and perfu m e, at The
-ew Kra lirn g store.
M o r g a n
a
Bre h aut
Monday is the day for expressing
your choice for Congressman. The
opera house will be the polling
oUce for east Cottage Grove and
place tor eiwv
I *
I “ »e Polls for the west w‘,e W,,IJ ®
i located in the Masonic nail.
i ne
j judges and clerks who served at the
! last general election will
this special election.
Let every
loval American citizen exercise his
sovereign right, get out to the poll.
and vote at least once during the
einry orders, its assessments averag­
ing but from nine to ten a year and
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there
cannot tie more than twelve.
yjr Feeney will remain in Cottage
Grove a few days and will organize
A . O. U. W. lodge here, and all
tho* , .icslring good, safe, fraternal
jn, „ raI)ce will do well to get in on the
charter list.
orce
Cartl o r T h u n k *
The undersigned desires to ex- <
tend their heartfelt thanks to neigli-
l>ors and kind friends for the many
favors and kind treatment acc o rd «! j
us during the late fatal illness and
death of a loving companion and
mother.
These many kindnesses
Fsr the Best and Cheapest
will ever be held in greatful re-
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hop or fruit farms in the» valley, membrnnee by the bereaved family.
W . A. C h r i s t y ,
Call on or address H. A. M c K ay . |
M r . and M RH. F i . oyd C or NTS,
j Creswell, Ore.
You deal d ire c t ,
M r . and Mas, W n x CorxT«.
; with the owner.
m8tf
The
.to Serve Cetttf
makes one chummy
with good sleep.
Wouldn't B o ll««« st First.
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