Lane County leader., June 05, 1903, Image 5

SONNET
SPRING
fragrance of the flowers,
earlv hreath of June
brightness of the suushiue,
silvery light of moon
blued In KAS-PA -K IL L A
uuer that is sure,
like it alien you're ailiug.
1 a s|a*edy eure.
•PARILLA
s Tribute ol BeillHIto lie World
ral corrective of all derange-
the liver and au aid to perfect
Ion of food. Positively cures
P A T IO N —Uie bane o f luoderu
■on. ItH effects, while lasting,
r pernicious, and unlike thous-
nostrums and vauuted cure-alls,
ued use is never necessary, as it
* habit.
MAT ISM in Its acute form is
relieved by the use of KAS-PA
eliminating at once lrwu the
joints, toxic salts, which uature
not excrete.
's Pair medals have been award-
buflalo, Omaha and Charleston,
ess has caused unscrupulous pur
u iu te Kas-pn-rilla. Tour drug-
uld have It, and If he doe* not
rou promptly, write us. giving his
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A A A A A A A a A a
Jas. Ostrander, the well known and
popular burber, receiver! two hand­
some hydraulic, russet leather uphol­
stered burber chairs this week. This
gives him u luodernly equipped three
chair shop iu every particular inch id
ing l si tbs. May his prosperity con­
Oriental Carnival.
tinue unabated. N ext!
More rain! More gl ass!!
Deputy District Attorney Harris
Whoop up the big Carnival.
spent Tuesday in this city prosecuting
u
couple of cuses in Justice Vaijghn’s
Let the improvements go on.
court. Mr. Harris has proven him­
Mho will be queen of *l>e Carnival? self a very accurate political foreaster,
bis estimate of the result of the eon-
Fine line of clocks just t v e e l red ut | gresslmiul
contest having been the
H. C. Mailmen’s.
election of Hermann by 2nn0 votes.
We«i(Jiutf stationary, tlio lutest out. | Tlie proposed mill on How River at
I ut tlie L e a d e r o flie e .
! tlie Anderson place. 12 miles from
Fresb, home made caiuHen at The here is at a stand still, it is learned,
W uve -Couch Si Malone
on account of the Inability of the pro-
' uioters, Messrs. Bingham, Stock A
The best 5c and 10c cigars at The Harlow, to secure favorable freight
Wave Coin'll A Malour.
I contract with the railroad. This site
Legal blanks and milling location is the key to a very fine body of mill
timber.
uotices at the L kaiu '. k office.
: Local and Personal :
STYLE AND SALES
A*» ti matter o f fact, style is the chief factor in sales; when it comes to
buying goods, we’re «¡1 pretty much alike men and women— but that
is no reason for neglecting quality :: Our goods are up-to-date in
both style and q u a l i t y ......................................................................
Clothing
Our Clothing, we
make b o l d to
say. is the best,
p r i c e, quality
and style consid­
ered, ever offer­
ed to the people
o f Cottage («rove
S H fiF S
Our shoes for men,
women nml children
arc without a doubt the best to bo
itad in the market for the money.
Furnishings a»;,Trim1
"
furnishing goods in all the latest
n o v e lt ie s ......................................
Groceries
Our grocery line
is new and fresh
and new goods
arriving d a i ly.
Be sure and see
us, for we can
save you money
in many cases .
Ladies and gents tine watches at
Dan lteck, oue c f the Bohemia mail
Madsen’s, fa ll and >ee them.
T l r v f l n n r i c Our dry goods de-
■ carriers, eauie down front the mines
m P L J u U U U j partment is com­
Business will hum iu Cottage drove Wednesday and favored the la mji n
witli a pleas nit call. He says a great
Carnival week, June 24th to 27th.
plete in all the new fabrics :: Shirt
many men are going into the district
Much new sidewalk of standard ; und that the season promises to be
waists
from 60c to $ 0 ....................
width six feet is being laid iu this , unusually active. He says the Ore­
city.
gon Securetles Co., is making good
Mr-. Malone and children visited , progress with their big mining enter-
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briefly with friend- at Saginaw thi- prise in Champion basin, wtiere they :
are putting in a large electric power
week.
plant, «¡0 stamp mill and saw mill.
Clare Baker and wife of Bogeburg
John Crowlev returued this week
PO RTLAND. OiUC.
have been visiting with relatives and from a trip to the old home at Amboy j
friends in this city this week.
: ythaaghai, China; Kobe, .lapau
Washington. He was accompanied
It ’s it pleasure to eat ice cream on Ids return by his. wife und son j
made from pure cream. That's the Enos who will rernuin here for tlie 1
kind you get at The M’ ave—Couch A present. Mrs Crowley bus been in 1
> w C o u n ty B rlilj'c .
exceeding laid health for a tiumlter of
| Malone.
In th «‘ S<M*ial Itru lm .
years and it is thought a eliunge of
Mrs. Mary Vermehivn, arrived at climate or
surroundings
may
i
factor Striker with a force this place this week from Coffeeville,
Mrs. F. D. W heeler royally en­
prove beneficial to her licullh.
commenced removing the Kansas, to spend tlie summer with
tertained the W om en’ s Club and a
her
daughter,
Mrs.
Bartels.
lk of a bridge across the
I tins
this vitv Wednesday
A team draw- few o f its guests at her pleasant
i this city Tuesday, which
hour days of gayetv and pleasure ing a large had of lumber became
replaced with a new one at at Cottage Grove. June 24, 25, '.»('. and freigliteue l at the depot ami dashed home on Bridge street last Friday
Arnolds big Oriental Carnival ¡madly down main street and across evening, the occasion being the
ut which w ill be very little
pass**»! through Cottage (»I’ove ami
l ottipanv will be here.
! the bridge which is hieing torn down.
cment over the old one, ex-
In addition to the numerous new breaking away the obstructions at last regular meeting o f the Club
lias gone
ire
on to other quarters. He
iat the timbers will he new houses being built, citizens are busy fdlier end, and was only cheeked ut for the season. T h e parlors were
created ;t great stir wherever lit' stop­
ronger. A temporary foot refitting and living their residenee.-,
» " « I «teht out in the residence por- neatly decorated and the even in g’ s
' “ in or M est ( ottnge Drove. Strange
lias been constructed for the exteuding porches, etc.
ped, and was cheered by thousands.
I to relate no damage whatever result- program was devoted principally to
Inodatiou o f pedesterians in
Misseg Gertrude Hantble and Mvr-|ed.
You can create a stir by putting on
Oregon topics. Mrs. B. R. Job,
g from one part o f town - to tie Pinkhum o f Engene spent Hnndnv '■ .
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one
o f our
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and
Mondav
in
the
Drove
the
guests
A
"i^st
p
easing
and
amusing
feat-
er, but teams are compelled
president o f the Club, presided and
or Mr. and Mrs. ( ’. M. Jackson.
ureof ,l" Mondav evening sentertain-
is at the old ford in the south
I im*nt given by Hal s company, was the session opened with a w ell e x ­
“Rest cabinet to photos», $1.25 per doz.! the positive first appearance of Master
'town. The new bridge will
for
a
short
time
only,
at
Shannfelts
Raymond Hubbard in the role of ecuted piano solo by Mrs. Abrams.
npen bridge of the Howe truss
pallery opposite Masonic Hall, West Dutch Comedian. Little Ray is only 1 A n ablv written and very interest­
ever a man wants smart, primp,
i and IS feet wide with a side.
a*2tf
four years old, but lie »lid his turn like
ing paper on Lew is and Clark e x ­
handsome
clothe», it's when the lirst
lk on either side on the out-
It. W. Tapp, of Divide, was among un ol 1 stager, and deserve,! the liberal
' the framework. It is to he the Memorial day callers at this office. , ciieore ueeordea him His make-up pedition was read by Mrs Job. which
warm flays appear. ¡So step in and
ed that the county court He says there i- eousid i-ii.io nctiviiv * was without fault, and showed the tine was rendered the more interesting
see our now line of ¡Spring ¡Suits and
,Hl <’r " " • 1 « '« ^ . Mr. Harry
not see
its way e.lenr iu the timber camps of that Dciniiv lyU
Holmes.
by being illustrated with a large re­
Pants, which have just arrived . . . .
e us a good modern steel
Mrs. Frank Kent and children eanu
The Epworth League entertained lie f chart o f the famous expedition.
up
from
Leona
Wednesday
to
join
, especially since this bridge
tier husband who as forest ranger in u pleasing manner, tlie Christian Another paper equally as ably edit­
ected to more travel than any will be located nt Bohemia this sea Endeavor Societies of tlie Chi istinti ed and interesting, entitled.
The
! and Presbyterian church at the opera |
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¡bridge in the county.
son.
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Ttiesdnv evening.
Various Oregon Pioneers.
was presented;
games
and
soeiul
amusements
were
,
and
read
by
Mrs.
Briggs.
N
ex
t
Services Sunday nt the M. E. church
I,eg B ro k e n .
as usual nt 11 a. in. and 8 p. hi . Sub­ ¡indulged iu and a most enjoyable caute a reading by Mrs. Jas. Benson
i evening was the verdict of all. Light and Mrs c H Burkholder recited .
ject, morning: ‘ 'Your Besetting Sin." |
, Sunday, Amos Owens, of the Evening. "W hy Children are Bap-, refreshment- were served mid the
,
large company of voting Christian «^«*- famous old jKietit,
B eau tifu l, —
ill firm of Owens A Wheeler, tized.”
workers wended their way homeward W illam ette,’ ’ in a pleasing manner. |
itli unite a serious accident
Will Griilith is at, from Oregon ; with many pleusuut memories of the j The program concluded with the
ng iu one of his legs being City and will probably spend the sum­
song, "Peerless O regon,” by an}
mer
ut this place and Bohemia. He evening.
just above the ankle. He
Interested in some promising B o h e ­ 1 F. s. Mlnshal. who rendered the uctet. Mrs. Abrams presiding at
»vi-ting in hauling some heavy is
Roseliurg
Plaindealer
valuable
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..
:
mi
.t,,,,, r„
mia mining property.
in m
the
capacity
of
solicitor,
w hile
1 *>e . meeting
then
re-
•s ami was standing between
« lie s - in
r chixh
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t'iiu iu i, *'
mur i tnf
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Cards ;uv our for the_wedding °» | the L kapi r edit«>r wqs connected with solved into a social session, an
gs, when the loggiug team Miss
Kuthnryn Brand of Bohemia and th at p a p e r, a n i v e d in Cottage Drove torical guessing game lieing the
1 up causing the logs to roll Chester O. Bean of Aberdeen. Wash., W e d n e s d a y to a c c e p t
similar fosi- first to occupy the attention o f the
r \1 incliul i-
.
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er so quickly that Mr. Owens which was to take place in Florence,
Itu-V gi-nlld LnY'en’te rm ii.in r^ n th '*! comPan-v - A »m all badge compris
light between the two with last Wednesday evening.
liove stated results.
This
Sherman Morse and mother, of man. a first-class solicitor atid one of '» S a picture or some simple article
tho.-e whole—on led fellows you are intended to represent some historic-1
Look at the prices, then call
at is particularly unfortunate Creswell, and Mr-. Yarnell. of Mo­ always glad to meet. Any favors ex- aj place or personage, was number- j
hawk, were in attendance at the Me­
and exam ine the goods . .
|r. Owens from the fact tbut it morial ceremonies in this city Satur­ tended him will Is? duly appreciated | ed and presented to each guest and
by tlie management of this paper.
ecessitate his losing consider day and the guests of relatives.
member o f the club, who proceed- 1
.uO-p'ece, fancy decorated, full gold, dinner set. $ 9 0 5
'inie at a season of the year
Time was. and only 25 years auo, ed to interpret the badges.
Mrs. Jeunic Krunt/., daughter of
The
business is very active about Conductor V. C. London, on the (». A when Cottage Drove was only a tlag
first prize in the contest, a box o fl
1 -piece glass set.....................................................
¡mill and loggin g camp. A S. E railroad, ciiitie down from Ifose- station and Latham the regulur sta­
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tion where mails for this place were bon bons, was awarded to Prof.
4-piece gl.i8R set, flin t...........................................
cian was called and reduced Intrg Saturday and spent a few day- received. Now Latham is the scene
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Briggs
and
Henry
Veateh,
who
tied
in this city, tlie gue.-t of her father.
4-piece glass set, en graved................................... - 1 0 0
fracture
ami Mr Owens is
of tlie annual winter sojourn of the for the honor. An ’ ’art tab le" on ;
4-piece glass set, gold enam el.............................
Billie Perman lias returned from wood-preserving plant and the s. P.
along as well as could be
1 £5
Portland where tie has been receiving Co. is cramped for yard room there which various grotesque articles
¡ted.
medical treatment at one of the city They have ju.-t lengthened tlie old were placed and intended to repre­
Ask to see our open stock
siding alKMtt a thousand feet and have
sting C o n tra c t Completed. hospitals, much improved in health. a -team shovel crew tilling up the sent common phrases and articles |
assortment and Stoneware
His many friends will lie pleased to
coming iu every day use, furnished
grade to the level of the main line.
Carton, of Boseburg. was in learn of itis recovery.
a great deal o f merriment. A t a
And they V ill need more soon.
Tuesday, and on Wednesday
Don't fail to attend the entertain
Card-are out for the wedding of late hour light refreshments were
siiglne No.
which tins been merit at the opera house June lath
n the gruvol train on the O A S given under tlie auspices of the La­ Mr. W. Alntond Hemenway of Cot­ served and the guests and club
(mud. hack to Albany, the en­ dies Aid Society of the Christian tage Drove and Miss Ora Elizabeth members returned to their respective \
slaving tieen leased for a short church.
Watch' for the program Bead, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. l>. homes. Follow ing is a list o f in - 1
Bead, of Pleasant Hill, to take place
from the C. E. branch railroad, which will appear later.
at tlie home of tlie bride's parents, vited guests: Dr. and Mrs Job, M rj
ballasting crew on the Itohemla
Clins.
Reidler,
clerk
in
Stearns
A
June 14. it*«. Mr. Heinenwav i- tlie and Mrs Abrams, P ro f and M rs ,
id has caught up witli tlie eon
Far tit» Best ail* CtMaf»s4-'-z
G oats lo r Sale.
ion crew ami tile steam shovel Chenoweth’s hardware store nt Oak­ son of Mr. and Mrs .tame- Hemenway Briggs, Mr and Mrs H H Veatcli,
turned to the S. P. company land. s|ient Sunday in this city visit­ of Cottage Drove, the junior member Mr and Mrs Eakin, Mr and Mrs|
,
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hop
oi
fruit
faruin - in ' tbe valley.
y, but construction work at the ing with his father, W. H. Beidler. of the general mer liaudise Unit of Powers. Mr and Mrs Burkholder, i l , y e »»»n.lrerl bead of fine young 1 « ’all on. or laUtoem -H. A. M J I m ,
will be pushed as rapidly as who is receiving medical treatment Gnrman. Hemenway Company. He M r and Mrs Benson. Mr and Mrs grade Angora goat» (nanmee), W ill
here, and with the family of his uncle, is a young man of tine character and
. Creswell. Or«. - V s o ijanj, J a c r t
do,
Ira Conner.
Mi— Compton Rev and Mrs Feese, Mr i »ell in band» to suit purehaaer. For I with i I w k h i w ?
of sterling ability and worth,
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mlltf
merit | ami ----
iiiown merit
q rs \y C Conner, Mr and M rs. terra» and portieulnr» inquire of
Henry Churchill came up from Le­ Bead is a lady of known
bscribe for the L e a u u and get
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e local, state and general news. ona Monday to exercise his royal She has tieen .1 teacher in i tlie F ii irene Phillips, Mr and Mrs Patterson.
I food, duty dtgewua*. - —FoeeaiH*- a
American prerogative, by easting his
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Dm.id
Mr
and
M
rsA
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brey,
Mr
and
Mrs,
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1 ready-to o i v r wlni.ft.aid Oorta^if,?«d. -
ballot for u Congressman. While in schools for two years past
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Henry, Mrs Stauffer, Misses K elly, j Divide, Oregon.
J2tip
I addalo» barda»», «Maatarttll im i a u t iah- -
the Drove he fell in line with the
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DIEO.
i Lea and Ermine Veatcb, Mr J. K.
Hosts and had his name recorded on
our big subscription hook.
- Young.
VEATCH At Ids farm home about
The Portland Daily tiregonian o f
Mr. and Mrs. W. H Beidler of Cal-
one mile west of Cottage Grove, •Ittne 1, contained a very good pict­
apooiu valley, have secured rooms at
Mny 28, lStrt, Lnfnyett« M. Veateh,
the home of Jas, H McFarland in
aged 03 yeurs, 2 months and 4 days, ure o f Mrs. B. R. Job, president of
this city, where they will remain
the club, which was ncconi|>anied
after u long illness.
while Mr. Beidler is receiving local
. .afayette Veateh was bore iu
medical treatment.
His condition White county, Illinois, March 24, by the following sketch: The (jot-1
tage Drove W om en’ s Club at its
shows considerable improvement.
1840. and moved to Duvis county
Io w a , with his parents in 1845.
He recent meeting ejected the loliow- ;
Leonard Perkias. after easting his
ballot, came up from Leona Monday i w as married to Miss Kizinh R Stout ing officers to serve tor the ensuing
Oregon
■ President. Mrs. H. R, Job;
to see that the election rassed
-'Bril ■*. 18X4 and came to . __
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_ the
nroDerly at this place. Leonard mode same year.
Ihe following 1 « la vice president, Mrs. Alice Abrams;
file L f u iik a pleasant call and report- took u . the homestead where he has recording secretary,
Mrs.
Eva
ed irreat aettvitv in the lumber and resided unti his death.
He was n
luM-e was a young latlv in Drain
Mo*e face grew cxceediogly plain,
tlmfsu^bnsiness lo and about Leora. man of sterling worth, an honest .-n- Wheeler ; corresponding secretary,
timDer oustnees iu
j prt?etm upright citizen, genial and un- Mrs. Katie Veateh; treasurer. Mrs.
•if trie«! paint* and lotions
"I all kind* o f notion*
F F Lilly election judge in the assuming and we think we enn truth- Lulu Briggs.
This organization
'• bring back her beauty again
Bohemia pmtinet was in town Wed- | fully -ay that he knew no enemies,
Till a friend who had been the *aine
haraeter was effected eight months ago and
nesdar
on
his
way
to
Roseburg
with
I
He
was
a
man
of
higti
moral
I. **V
the Bohemia ballot. Bohemia was a i and to know him wa- to regard him is composed ol some of the best
»op en ed to meet the young lady
•me day;
He was a women in our citv.
They meet
banner Hermann precinct, the vote in the highest esteem.
ml *he: ‘ Fool no more
resulting, Hermanu 24: Renmes 5; good neighbor, a true frien.', a kind oner a week
W hile this club is
>r»* * a splendid Drug Store
and
indulgent
Father,
and
a
faithful
Elmore 1; Ingle 1; rejected 1: total
ud ibey do just whatever they say'*
and loving husband.
He leaves a strictly a literary institution, it >• a
30.
**•8. She took the advice. .lust a
wife and four children, three boys strong factor in »ocietv and much
laat Weduesday she came
The Pacific Timber Company is and one girl, one daughter having good i» being accomplished Mem
. rias had four proposal* aince, and
carrying on considerable wi>rkf irun- died June 10, 1891. In his death a
telling all her friends of the lovely
bership it limited to 25 and any
nintt piling and ties down the Coast happy home ___
dions i«wders and perfume* at the
has • ________
een sadly bereft
Era l Jr** Store
Fort taking them out
^
Pjj1 I andKhls pa»»ing away is mourned by one not keeping up with her as
mill ——
site near
j I the «n»iM
singutent of work i» subject lo r i
V’auirhan mill
— . Latham,
.
entire ar\r«miinifv
community.
wher#» they have done much work in
Funeral services were conducted at pulsion.
rhe way o f flood dams to facilitate the the family home Saturday morning
May 30, interment ia the Masonic
running of timber.
The Whist Club held its lae*. m m
just after the Memorial ex­ iag for the season in the W O. W
Miles Pitcher, the Star postmaster cemetery
ercises. The bereaved family and hall
waa in town —
Monday
transacting
»y I----_
. . busi
.
Tuesday and a mo«' enjoyable
other relatives have the sympathy of evening
and favored tnia offle# with
was spent.
Mrs. McClellan
pleasant call. —
He « y e construction
construcuon the entire community in their time of wo«awarded the first prize and Mr
a
sorrow.
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work on the O. * B E. railroad 1» pro-
Kearth, the oosoialion pri>e Lh
gressing and that the r o a d ^ *•
Have you seen those floe diamonds refreshments were served at a ■‘C
completed to the Raw ley
hour.
at H. C. Mndsen ».
wenty milee out from Cottage Gror*.
Clothing
Groceries
Garman, Hemenway Co.
DARD CLARK & CO
L E A DE RS
A remurkuble run-uwav occurred in
IN
M E R C H A N D I S I N G
President Roosevelt
NEW
S P R IN G
SUITS
If
L U R C H ’S
Extraordinary Values
in Glass; Queensware
Hemenway & Burkholder
Morgan
Brehaut