Lane County leader., June 19, 1903, Image 4

l a n e do untv lcat»cr
Married
It has been raining h i« irain doiinr* j
in the pax-kew of the farmer« this
< OTTAlit «BOVE. o«muJ
week.
I H E M E X W A Y — RE E D — A t t h e
pretty farm home of Mr. and Mrs.
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F L B M S H F .t»
K V E S Y F R ID A Y
Reed at Pleasant Hill. Oregon. *
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medicine*
of
Hal,
the
Healer,
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ppafrlrlair
C. C O N N E R ,
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Sunday afternoon, June 14th 1903. •+
will accomplish half what waselninieal
\V. Almond Hemeuway. of Cottage
Entere<l at the Cotta««? drove posl- for them this will he a deeidely
Grove, and Miss Ora. E. Reed, of
healthy community fair the next de­
olflce an second-Wus* matter.
Pleasant
Hill,
Rev.
Kellmn,
cade.
officiating.
s ib s / k ip t io n r ate a
Denmark is not the only place con­
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The parlor* of the Reed home
falx M i.Ilia
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.13 taining somethin« decayed. There
were profusely and handsomely
Thrara! M>nillia
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It paid m a*Ivan.*** hui II out w palai » has teen apparently a good deal o f 1 decorated for the occasion, but
un.firm ral« «>1 I t « per «ear will Ne «-harceaL rottenness of late connected with
owing to the larg.- number of guests I
Advert!*!»* rate* maiale kn*-«u o a app.ie.it.-m
postmarks.
present, about 100 in all, the beau-!
: ; . ! and impr— VS cermnony was
F R I D A Y . J U N E 19, 1903
The Rosebur
ehurg !s- : Weekly Pi.tin-
out on the open veranda 4
dealer has
I its daily n. 1 f
, „id eu ce in the presence of
TH E H EPPXER CATASTROPHE. is now issuing u Sun i iy edition to its
all
After hearty congratulations i
semi weekly, making the paper no
vere extende<l a sumptuous wedding
H ’. ppner, the town that was dea-| practi ally a tri-weeklv.
1 liuuer was served out under the
troyed last Sunday even in « bv the
i spreading Loughs of a giant Maple
tout terrific cloudburst that has ever
Another company of home-seekers on the liwn.
The happy couple
oeen known in the history of the state
arrived at lioseburg recently. After were the recipients of many useful
5 f Oregon, was a thriving, hustling
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looking over that town ana vicinity anil valuable presents.
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for a few days they will come to Cot­
Mr.
Hemeuway
is
a
member
of
Its location is most unfortunately ad­
tage Grove to locate, no doubt.
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the
well
known
merchantile
tirm
of
vantageous for the destructive force
(iarrnau, Hemeuway Co., of this city *
of such a flood as was poureJ upon it
President McKinley was called "The and is a very exemplary young man.
The town is built on the banks of
Advance Agent of Prosperity.” Since He is of a good moral character,
Willow Creek, in the neighborhood of
President Roosevelt's celebrated ut­ sober aud industrious, a first class
the converging point of four other
terance on the subject of "race sui­ business mau aud eujoys the con-
mountain streams that drain a large
cide,” he has been crowned with the tideuce aud esteem of the entire
area of rolling and hilly country that
title of “ The Advance-Agent of Pos­ community in which he has so long
reu. lies from three to twenty miles t
resided. The bride is a very chartn-
til-
otbills, and a!, ng the course of|ter*,-V-
iug and accomplished young lady,
Willow Creek itself for a distance of
! rtoixi publie schools are the very being one of Laue county's most *
25 miles to the base of the Blue Moun­
, l-est advertisement for the reputation successful school teachers, a graduate
tains.
! of the town. They bring the great« st of the University of Oregon. She
Willow Creek, at the site of Hepp-
dividends of good citizenship. Cot­ is also ex-state president of the
ner, flows through a narrow valley.
tage Grove must push its reputation Christian Endeavor
Societies of
The major part of the business and
for lieing wide-awake and progressive Oregon and recently received her
residence sections of the towu lying to
on all important lines, and miss no diploma as a graduate in oratory.
the west of the creek iu a low bottom,
-t-
good things.
She is an amiable aud talented young
covering an area of about 1500 by
.aJy
and
is
regarded
iD
the
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y
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12uu feet, the louger distance being
A man with a reputation for being highest esteem by numerous friend*
along the creek and the width in
successful in what he undertakes has througbout the county, being wide­ **•
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places between the high hills with
a valuable capital at hi* command. A ly knowu, as a result of her edu- j
which the town is flunked, i eing less
city with a reputation for doing things catioual work aud prominent con­
than loi»> feet.
ha- a capital that is more valuable nections
with the societies of
Eastern Oregon is subject to cloud
than any form of advertising. A good Christian workers iu this county.
bursts. The high and bare hills show
well managed carnival, is one of the
The bride and groom remained at
evidence in many places of the deluge
be - 1 advertisements a city can have the old PleasaDt H ill home until
let loose on their tops from broken
in tlie way of entertainment and Wednesday when they went to Eu­
cloud-. It is a big country, though,
amusement, and that is the kind gene for a brief visit with friends,
and comparatively thinly settled,
Cottage Grove will have June 24 to the from which_ place they wili go to
which accounts for iittle loss of life
evening of the 27.
Portland, Seaside and will Inter
re fi ni this cause. This time
make a trip up the Columbia river.
it struck a vital -lo t ; almost without
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a moment's warning, - ame that rush-
Th<* M> n ie Point Enterprise comes On their return home they wiil spend
ing. roaring, devastating, destroying, j ,0 our « “* " « • > ,atle ,n n f l * * aI,J a few days at T "rn er camp meeting
crushing, cruel wall of water *5 feet ' I '« “ new dre*s of type, mcludmg its aud will arrive at Cottage Grove,
hlgl.. We can see h-w the region heml letter; it is also printed on a new their future home, about July 1st.
The L eader joins their numerous
above and around was formed just Ideal cylinder pres-. Brother Roberts
is a hustler. Within the past year he friends iu extending congratulation*
right for such a catastrophe, but prob-
lias builded a home, got married, and and
best
wishes. May health,
ibly this has not hup|>ened there for a
hot;-and"years ix-fore- |iròbàidy wiù ma‘le '" au-v v* ,uab|e improvements in happiness and prosperity attend
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through life.
iot happen for a thousand years his newspaper and plant. So much them
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■ gain. But it ha? hap|>eued—and all
begun is iu mourning on account of
tlie frightful calamity which overtook
oue of the most sightly uud prosper­
ous littie cities in our gr. at state.
There is nmiglit but wreck and ruin
on every hand in ttint formerly peace­
ful ami pleasant little Willow Creek
valley. Generous hearts and hands
are doing all that can be done to re­
lieve the distress, and comfort the
homeless and bereaved, Imt after all
it Is littie that can lx- done. The dead
cannot be brought imek to life; the
broken hearts cannot be healed. We
can but liow our heads iu -ileut grief,
mourning with those that mourn. To
the survivor* of the dread disaster the
hearts of the people go out in deepest
sympathy.
l ’RAIsE FROM A HIGH SOURCE.
it in oar
Weduesday at 1<»o'clock, June 17,
1903. Mr. H. S. P.irgau and M iks
R uby Thomas. Rev. ( 1 . H. l'eese.
officiating.
The parlors of the Thomas borne
were beautifully decorated with
June roses for the pleasant and
happy occasion and Miss Greta
Bristow presided at the piano and
there-abouts there is going to be a played the weddiug march as the
vigorous kick icgistered from other
parts of the county. As evidence of
tlie exclusivene-s of the courts
deliberatious we have the recent ap­
pointment of two county ronu viewers,
both living Eugene men. The county
offices, appointive offices and public
improvements ought to lie distributer!
among the people of the various
populous districts of the county mid
Coltuge Orove and South Lane will re­
ceive just recognition in this respect
or know the reason why.
A letter from the American Type
Founders Company, Portland, fol­
low*: ••Replying to your favor of
June 8 th, we will add two more quires
A timely movement is being inau­
of paper to your weekly is*ue. making gurated in tins city to bring about a
nn increase of *ix quires to your issue cl-eer observance of the city ordinan­
in the past few weeks. JVe are pleas ce- and state law- regulating all man-
ed to know that you are incteasing Der* ot vice. By a long-drawn-out
your circulation at such a rapid ra:e nnd slowly developing process like
and hope you will is* able to keep up onto the progress of the leprosy, the
the good work. We uto- pleased to m rnl atmosphere of the town has
get the sample- of your business card. liven growing from bad to worse until
We will place them iu our -pecimine it can no longer be tolerated by the
cabinet where they will be examined li.«v abiding clement of the community,
by your fellow printer who 1 - looking The p--palace, generally -peaking,
for ideas. The cords are eertniulv
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blind to the flagrant violations
very
neat t They
municipality
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1 are well balance I of the law* of morality,
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»tateand |«ass mutely by lest some
, i .« .1 iim
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a:* ,en,*inK citizens of the
realize the difficulty of bringing a out burg he lim-i up alongside the fellows
of this kind up clearly on a piece of whose visible means of support are
translucent cardboard. We assure decidedly in an eclipse. Infarce the
you samples of nice printing areal city nnd state taws or erase them
way* appreciated by us."
from the ordinances and statutes.
bridal party was ushered
iuto
the
parlor before the waiting clergyman.
Frank Robbius of Baker Citv acted
in the eapieity of best man and Miss
Ida Thomas as bridesmaid. The
bride looked charming in a beauti­
ful aud becoming wedding gown
while the groom wore the couven
tional black
After tlie impressive
ceremony tlie guests, comprising
only relatives aud only a few intimate
friends of the high contracting
parties, were led to the dining hall
where a sumptuous wedding feast
was spread. The happy couple
were the recipients of many useful
and valuable gifts. The bride is a
very charming and estimable young
lady who has been a popular favor­
ite in this city during her residence
here of several veats. The groom
is a very exemplary young man and
is connected with the Sumpter,
( ) reRon, bank. The happy couple
took their departure on the uoon
Wednesday for Sumpter, their
fm „ re home, and the best wishes of
a
a boat
host of
of admiring
admiring frieuds
friends in
in this
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with them. The L r AD EH
join«
joins in extending hearty conj
cougra*.
illations and wishes them naught
but
happiness
and
prosperity
through life.
A NEW MINING COMPANY
Miss Ware 1* no common, ordinary
H a p p ily W i-d d eil.
strawberry roan timber thief, she
Incorporated at Eugene with a Capital ’
has four pulls in her favor. Her hair
The Western Woodman published . Stock of One Million Dollars Have
is auburn ; Bellinger appointed h er:' at Colorado Spring*. Colorado, ha* the 1
she is related to the former commis following account of the wedding of a | Property m Douglas County.
* loner of pensions, and she is a woman ! w*-i* known young lady of this city and |
Any one ot these four fact* will acquit * ,P 0 l"'* »r J ™ » * man oi’ th- Colorado
Eugene. Jane 16.— The Ridge
^ ^ — Ictty: Mr. Walter i\ Reel, one o fd
her. - Halem Journal.
our team hoy* of Pike* Peak Camp Placer Mining and Milling company
Xo 5 and Mis* Lulu B. Hull of Cottag- of Eugene, has filed articles of in­
In every direction are to be seen Grove, Oregon, were married Wed­
corporation, with Julius Goldsmith.
new houses and bains, while old nesday afternoon at i , » o'clock, bv
Rev. J. W. Xeely of Ht Paul's M. E
building* are being repaired and re­ church at the residence of Giles a D. E. Rice, two well known Eugene
painted. All kind* of mechanics are Esaick. who ¡ 4 ii*-i a member of the residents, and Phillip Starr as incor­
crowded with work. Cottage Grove team The bride was beautifully- porators The capital stock ie $1.000,•
in light blue silk with lace and
Is making extensive improvements. g-iwned
000. T h e principle office and place
ribbons.
and if a few more of the property own
A reception was held in the evening of bueineas is Eugene.
era and business men will fall in line ami wa* attended by ail the members
The company will operate in the
if *h*
and rake off the coarse rock and other- 'X
* n'» • >»rge circle of
Creek. Douglas
WU* dean tap
up the main basinets
* atlful
ro A ta
* m. hair
business ; , fr' £ ' n'U
n'
, A b* bv
the t,.am
anH
n, , vicinity of M yrtle
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streets, we will have the neatest tp - 1 valuable presents were received from COUBVy. where it baa control of some
pearing town In the valley. There friends. Our team and camp withe- very valuable properties,
will be several more dwellings and the happy couple a long aod pr wper
Plenty of Eastern capital ik behind
probably saveral store building* erect-
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ed here this season, in addition to jjj tfcmth Webber Street, Colorado ® * nc* 8 <A**e operations in the
those already under way.
j Springs, Colorado.
future.
Woods has
OF B A R G A IN S
Ad, it s so
it for less
W e need the room which is now occupied by
odds and ends of several lines of merchandise,
and just to show you that we aie all right, here
are some prices that will do to make a note of
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|<atlit.*> l'iiilorskirts for­
merly £1 t<> sled», now .0.»
<¡outs Nojrliîio»* shirts.
f<»rmerly .00t o .»•». in>w
< Htl Intliescouitort shoes
formerly 1.20. now
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District 70 school shot's
button, form erly 1.7.x
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( ’onlurov Pants
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Suits, an y size,
n io n
per suit............. .
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Ladies a n d Misses
Vests..............
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About HO pairs o f shoes
wt n'th i? 1 t o , f a t
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Good «Trade of ladies
hose, 3 pairs for_____ .;
W e want to make a killing in our stock o f crash hats, so have m arked 'em ¡gi
down 20 per cent :: W e have iu-t received a nobby line o f ties in W im l-
sor. Kton. .StrintT Four-in-lland or bows. Also a nice selection ot Child­
rens Sailors. W a s h Suits, and Canvass ami Tennis shoes. I f y o u don't
trade with us, come in anyhow and «¿'et acquainted: we feel certain you
won’t <ro out without having made some p u r c h a s e ..................................
WELCH & WOODS
The Leaders in Low Prices and Hustlers for Business
Boswell Springs
Located « » h Southern P«»cille Hnilroad In Douglas* County, Ore.
Postofflce. Exj'res* nnd public
Telephone on premises. From
?10 per week up, including baths
Trains stop in front o f hotel
T h e waters w ill cure 90 ix;r
cent o f cases o f Constipation.
Rheumatism. Catarrh. Stoni-
ach. Kidney, L iver troubles.
rotaci mu Chloride .‘dc.oo gr
One liallon of These
Waters Contain . . .
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Smtluiii Chloride - - 211.00gr
Magnesium Chloride
.in gr
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Calcium Carl»«»nates - - .mgr
Capt. Ben D. Boswell, P r o p r i e t o r
for the wise counsel, fatherly advice
and efficient instructions ' received
D U R G A X — TH O M AS — A t
th e
when lie was serving his apprentice­
home of the bride’ s parents, Air.
ship on that enterprisiug paper under
and Mrs. I. E. Thomas in this eitv
its former management! (?)
I f there is not a change in the policy
oi the present county court and Eu­
gene politicians in regard to an un­
disguised effort to secure everything
in the way of county'or public emolu-
ments for the county seat and the
territory forming n narrow radius
Welch 1
GREAT CARNIVAL
If yoo see
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HAZLEW OOD
IC E C R E A M
J. V . T H O R N T O N
Pure Candy direct
from factory : :
Best brands To-
baccos and Cigars
TH E BEST
It is not often that the
ladies o f Cottage Grove
and vicinity are given
the opportunity to get
such bargains as we
shall offer them during
the remainder o f this
season in our :
M ILK S H A K E
SODA W ATER
Fresh Nuts and Fr ui t s
?!£ RACKET STORE
Near
a
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S.
I*. Depot. Cottiige (¡rove
b i- the universal desire ot people to get something
tor nothing— we mean in a legitimate way, o f
course. The nearest you can come to accomplish­
ing this is to go to tlie New York Racket Store,
where you can get goods at such n low price, that
you leave with that pleasant sensation that over­
comes a person when lie realizes that he has re­
ceived big value for his monev :
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Como and trv us.
lieginning next Satur­
continuing dur­
ing Carnival week, and
each Saturday thereaf­
ter during the season.
W e shall also make a
great price reduction
on our entire line o f
day.
Street Hats
A. K . S H E R K
Speaking °f Furniture
\\ •• ha\e it—have ju«*t rufeiwd an immense *tock. Call and l»e cmi-
h - if r pUn- (ro... wfek-l, to srtrvt a “ :: ::
, ...ml II.:,t til err 1 «
C o c h ra n
&
L a u d e r
schieir Bunding
In the »peotal *«|es will
be included nil our body
flat*. Also big reduction
in price* on nil other
good* Come early nnd
get the liest
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Mary Bartels
SKI UMAX tk BENSON Ç
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Staple and Fancy
g r o c e r i e s
:e,Irm ts,Vegetables o
Family Groceries
FRE~II AXI, PURE.
7 full
line of Staple aud” ”
ranoy Grocenes at Lowest prices. H ighest cash and
.rail* prices paid i„r country produce
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