Lane County leader., June 19, 1903, Image 5

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■ R .umiliatili* al once troni Un-
P^.o.d ioini-. lo\iesalta, wlileli nature
K 'T K !u r'ln ' d'al» have lieen award-
lidíalo, limalla and Uiarlcaton.
...... dru*
„ t 1« ' A ywu ?eou,‘ hose line diamonds
at H. U. Madsen s,
Oregon Mineral Springs will cele­
brate the glorious Fourth.
W edding stationery, the latest out
at the L e a d e r office.
Miss Laura Spalding returned homo
from a pleasant visit at Eugene Thurs­
day .
IDUTI.AND, OUK.
,1,.- shanalial. China; Kolie, .lapa»
ili'sipis - f , ,1. Hrniifi.nl, near \J. K. rliurrli
[mil « ’i n k 's A n n u a l R e p o rt.
Best cabinet to photos, $1.25 per doB.
Miss Eva Smith, o f Salem, is visit­ for n short time only, at 8 h ana felts
ing with her aunt Mrs. Pet Sanford gallery opposite Masonic Hall, W est
and many friends in this city.
side.
a2tf
Compared with the Mississippi and
jelolli’wiug i« tlie annual report Missouria Valleys the Willamette
le Cott'ige Grove public schools, \ alley is no longer entitle 1 to be
called Webfoot.
ijdlrict No. 1"), for the year end-
Rev F. E. Bilhngton will preach at
Ihe ihii.l Moiulny in June, Kith
tlu Christian church Sunday at. l l a.
m.. Sub] “’God’s Building.” Other
4 sendees as usual.
¡nnibet of persons between
|¿0 vears of age residing iu the
¿tat the time of this report:
|f,'2li’t: female, 21)5; total, 5110.
[umbei of pupils between 4 and
pars of age on register: Male,
,, female, 222; total, 447.
[umber of teachers employed:
L 1; female, 7; total, 8,
[imiler of teachers holding state
iitieates or diplomas: Male, 1;
Lie, 4: total, 5.
Limber of persons between 4 and
rears oil not attending any
't-83.
|he report show s that !l months
„•bool has been taught during
tear, aud that there is About 300
voters for school purposes in
.district.
[otal number of library books on
id, 1G0 volumes. Total number
jooks purchased during the year.
Mopedia dictionary in four
Inmes.
FINANCIAL ST AT’. M I NT.
50
00
50
35
7T>
Total............ ............$4030 25
IHSHfRSMENT*.
.‘14
25
00
25
21
Total..........................*3845 35
184 90
bee.’..........................
tininteil value of school
louse ami grounds...... 7000 00
(ousted value of furni-
tore and apparatus...... 1000 00
»urance on same............ 4000 00
«rage monthly salary of
85 00
male teachers................
ttrage monthly salary of
lenule teachers.............
40 00
I Wk rf U.:H a >*°«ng lady in Drain
1 «h , ” !
’ " • \* »*»*diiiKly plain,
I in. A *'1 » u' lN and loti.>ns
I
^nids of notions
i ‘ o wing buck her lw»auty again
I ^ wa^rien' 1 " ,l" had hwn
the same
I Happen«*.! to meet the young lady
J
"*ie »la\;
J
I \t j she; Kooi no more
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1 Ai?»!la ,,'>'>'|ld Drug Store
| nu
.I., just whatever they say”
l milk*
' k ’ he advice. Just a
nio!l.aP J *,! Wednesday she a m e
I ftinfm- */rur
since, anti
I la ? 1
l*er triends of the lovely
I N * wir ,“,w
li;,‘ perfumes at the
iHw Er» Drug store.
M(
gan
Bre h a u t
( has. Mann, of Roseburg, visited
Claude Plaster
ing. Apply for dates, P. O. box cu,
The Newlaml Sisters call the at­ Cottage Grove.
(j 12 tf)
tention of our lady readers to their
Lost, ladies black leather chatallain,
new ad in today’s L eader .
containing trunk keys, etc. between
depot ami lower end of 1th street.
N",diiHB lull Hu* best Platinum useil in all
iiiirk Ovals. Paris Paimlsaml utlu-r latest
Finder will return same to this office.
ÍÓODARD C L A R K & CO
A
I Young Lady
In Drain
You’ll find some of the most interesting and best offerings of the season —W e make this statement
only after careful consideration of the goods on sale, and we know there isn’t an item that can be
duplicated elsewhere at our prices. Others will show you something s i m i l a r , but you will find
they lack the “snap,” the "ginger,” the "presence” necessary to give them the individuality
which makes ours such a complete success. Go over our prices with us:
at Pacific
decided that Sunday baseball is un­
W . T. Kayser the old time auction­
lawful.
eer; live stock and general auctioneer­
ffls
Ill for teachers wages...$2940
id for fuel and school
553
mpplies .......................
79
d for insili unce............
53
id for clerk’s salary.-,....
id for all other purposes 239
sets
STORE N E W S
Miss Ruth Knowlton lias entered
Clean up the old town. W e are
going to have “ company” next week. tlie L eader office for the purpose or
learning tlie ‘ “art preservative.”
Hundreds of people will visit Cot­
‘G. A. Curtis came down from the
tage Grove next week. Clean up the
Bhickbutte Cinnabar mines Tuesday
streets mid alleys.
and reports work progressing in Lauo
The Nebraska Supreme Court has County’s quekisilver mine.
K i ' mvt Ì s M in Ma acute ferii} t»
1 on hand at time of
eking last report, June
6. K>03.......... ............ !|t 151
«ved from Co. Trensur-
r from district U x ...... 2021
rived from Co. Trensur-
rfrotu Co. school fund 1172
rived from Co. Treastir-
tfrom state sc!ioni fund (»77
rived from rate bills
7
ml tuition.....
shirtwaist
OUR
bis sister, Mrs.
Lrulies an.d gents line catches at with
Tuesday.
Madsen s. Cull and see them.
K S1, ,, IM elleets, «lille la..... K.
W E '.ernielollN and UBlUtJ Ihous-
jut
Iaidios
Mi'1Sum- lim b e r Co’s Store.
L e ga l blanks ami m ining location
notices at the L eader office.
ro»m vel> cu es
■S' t ,/.« I ION thè halle n( modem
lte Kas-pa-rllla.
A A A A A
Local and Personal
S l ’K I N G
Ejfert a
à
| In ord;r to give a full report of
the Heppner calamity, and the C M
A Hand Carnival program for uext
week we have been compelled to
leave out some of the newsy letters
from our correspondents,
which
Big Carnival next week.
, came in Wednesday eveuing. One
C iu o k L d
r '! ' k
cottage
ro v e wiil be 11 hummer in | of the best departments in our paper
has thus been curtailed this week.
Fine line of elocks just received at
11. L . M at l ain s
C. M. A. Band Carnival next week.
V S O N N E T
M r Xelsie, o f Eastern Oregon, ar­
rived In this city reeentljr, has purchas­
ed property and has decided to locate
here permanently.
Mr. A. t>. Knapp lias purchased the
cosy home of Isaac Thomas Is West
Cottage Grove near the old home place
of I). (1. McFarland.
L)r. Lowe, the well known eye-sight
peelalist will be in-his Cottage Grove
>ffiee June 2!t, 3u and until noon the
:tlst. Remember his dates.
Grarman, Hemenway Co.
L E A D E R S
D e c is io n .
Mrs. C. F. Counts, o f Hiskiyou, was
visiting witli her sister Mrs. Hambriek
Goods that have a value will sell
and numerous friends in this city this at that value.
week, and remembered the L eader
with a pleasant call.
Shrewd buyers do not expect to
Jack Baker, the painter, has a new purchase at less than rightful value.
hard wood Hller. which puts an elegant
The house that fixes and adheres
finish on counters, cabinets etc. A
sample of this work may bo seen at consistently to them, must of ne­
tlie Imperial hotel where many in­ cessity fix conservative prices.
terior improvements are being made
by Landlord W. It. Courts.
Standurd vnlues insure regular
W hile pitching a game of baseball prices; when there is no regularity
for the home team at Divide Sunday of price there is no certainty of value
in a sharp contest between Divide and
Lorane, Ernest McReynolds broke his
It does uot require an expert to
arm. Dr. Job reduced the fracture
und the arm will soon lie as good as buy from a one price house.
new. The score resulted, 16 to 0 in
If too much is asked to start, how
favor of Lorane.
are you to judge what is really cor­
For sale, or will trade for desireable
rect? Can you depend on the mau
Crops me looking fine in our valley ranch property, one of the best hotel
Wheat Helds are headed out beautiful, properties iu this section of State who confessedly tried to get too
which show it wont be long till we Business now in nourishing condition much in the beginning.
and is paying. Good reason for
hear the music of the hinders.
seling. For further particulars apply
When a salesman asks $400 for
Hal, the Healer, medicine company at the L eader office.
a piano aud then takes $300 he con­
losed a very successful live weeks
M is J. X. Boyd and little son, of fesses a willingness to get $100 too
engagement here Saturday night and
Lebanon, arrived in this city Wednes­ much provided the customer is uot
went to Centralia, Washington.
day to enjoy a visit with her parents,
All good citizens naturally interest- Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Pickard, and many informed.
(I in the wellfare of our city should friends. Mr. Boyd was form erly en­
You will never find but one price j
make it a point to attend the mass gaged in the phoiogruph business in
meeting next Sunday night to lie held this city in which business be is now on our high grade Needham Piauo’s
and Organ’s. One price with a rea­
at the Methodist church
engaged in Lebanon.
IN
M E R C H A N D I S I N G
Extraordinary Values
in Glass s Queensware
Look at the prices, then call
and examine the goods . .
50-piece, fancy deoorated, full gold, dinner set.-.$ 9
44-pice, semi-porcelain, dinner set....................... 5
4-piece glass set....................................................
4-pieee glass set. Hint...........................................
4-piece glass set, engraved.................................... 1
4 piece glass set, gold enamel.............................. 1
05
44
40
65
00
85
Ask to see our open stock
assortment and Stoneware
Hemenway & Burkholder
1
Centra! Hotel
Capt 1!. F. Devinne, deputy grand sonable discount for all cash.
master workman of the A. O. U. W.
The Richardson Piano House is a
is spending a few days in town and
lias increased that orders membership one price house.
ten more since coming here. He will
R ic h a r d s o n M u s ic H o u se ,
The W . O. W. Memorial service probably organize a Degnee of Honor
Cottage Grove, Ore.
was iargely attended at the M. E. the ladies auxiliary to ttie A. O. U. W.
before
lie
goes
away.
church Sunday evening the members
L e n a F. F o r e m a n , manager.
of the local camp attending in a body.
Cottage < rove. Ore
During tlie little thunder storm,
An eloquent add tv-- was delivered by which passed over our city Tuesday,
Will Perman enjoyed a visit this
First
class
tn
all
respects;
conducted
on mode rn idnns, an«l decidedly the best ft a day bwlel
Prof. Hawley, of W illam ette Universi­ au electrical current struck tlie local week with his mother, who lives at
in the city, ltatcs satisfactory for regular l»o inters. Ih*st meals and beds 25c.
ty.
telephone wires, burned out nearly Hale, near Eugene, also his son
N ext Sunday m orning at the all tlie fuses on tlie system and gave Willie was here for a few days from
M. E. church the pastor will have for Mis- Blanche Johnson, a severe shock
his his subject: “ 1 tie Dreams of June” at the central office. Tlie lines were Junction City.
A platform meeting will he held at put in working condition Wednesday
night in which several speakers will
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Early
Monday
afternoon
tlie
discourse on good citizenship and L eader ’ s bulletin boards announcing
the terrible disaster which overcame
kindred subject.
attracted
In the voting contest conducted by Heppner and Lexington
large crowds of people, eager to learn
Nothing in paying rent— own 1
Hal the Healer, Medicine Company
the particulars of tlie great entustro
Owing to'the size of the building, we have decided to not carry
Miss Della Cardwell the young lady
your home. A cosy modern cot­
reoeivingthe highest number of votes, pin- and ascertain whether or not
over any of our summer stock of millinery; and in order to do this
tage, six rooms, bath, large base­
relatives
and
friends
were
lost.
was awarded the Hue ladies bicycle.
we are willing to make a sacrifice on the goods, that we may have
Every day since that time tlie L eader ment, two big lots, centrally’ locat­
M is s Lena Frederiokson
received
o ffic e has been headquarters for Hood
more room for the fall and winter line we expect to put in . .
ed, only one block from business
next highest vote.
news and
pictures und daily bulle­
Most ol the goo<ls, #ucli a* trimmed nml iintrln$»ne«l shi»|yp*, str«*et hats, various kiii«Hof
The new county bridge at tills place tins ¡»earing on the great Morrow Co center of Cottage Grove ; first comes
trimming!*, etc . will I k * sold at ami Ixdow cost: while a liberal reduction will t>e made uu
will be completed and opened t > travel calamity have l>ceu perused with in­ first served. Inquire at this office.
a ll good* m our line. Remember everything in Hiumn*r k « mm I s will tut sold at some j.rlce,
by Saturday afternoon. VS hile not tense interest.
so make vour «elections »»cfnre your nelghl»or huyn the hut you w an t And don’t forget
up to the ideal of our citizens it is a
For
the
Best
and
Cheapest
about
til«* tickets you will K«*t on the *10 hat to I m * given away on the evening ol Ju ly ;ul
W. P. Lockwood, form erly o f this
v a st Improvement over the old struct­
city, now traveling freight
and
ure and there is not an unsound passenger «agent for the Wisconsin hop 01 fruit farms in the valley.
timber in it. Mr. Striker, the builder Central Railroad, with head-quarters Call on or address S. A. M c K ay ,
lias fulfilled bis contract to a lotter.
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at Tacoma, arrived at this place Sun­ Creswell, Ore.
m8tf
M VunDusen arrived at Walkers d a y accompanied by his wife and little with the owner.
lately from Pendleton and has decid­ son and went over to the old Look-
ed to luiv a farm and locate in Lynx wood home at Lorane to enjov s
H ollow .' Ho will engage in stock pleasant visit with home folks. They
raising lie informed us. while in town returned to the Grove Wednesday and
Saturday looking after btisines matters after a brief visit with relatives and
and having bis measure taken for a Friends in tins city Mr. Lockwood
year’* worth of the Lime County returned to their home at Taconu.
Wednesday while Mrs Lockwood and
L eader .
son Dale will remain hero during the
summer.
The directors o f the District Fair j
ociat’on. V C. London, John Aik ,
cn F A. McCall. Amos Wilkins an d 1
F ’ a . Rankin, held their annual meet­
ing in this city Wednesday evening
and elected officers for the ensuing
\enr as follows: 4 . C. London, ( Qt-
tage
re-elected:
F. :
UIC*‘ Grove,
Drove, president,
j'lrsm rill, xr-x
rx-v vx , ».
S tien gtli and vigor come of good A. Rankin, Eugene. 1-t vice president: :
Floren/.» Silk "Sox”
food, duly digested.
' ‘ Force,
a J c \ikin. Roseburg. 2nd vice presi­
SHIRT W AIST SETS— in
A line of Hummer Suspen
dent;
F.
A.
McCall,
lioseburg.
see.:
ready-to-serve wheat and barley too i.
many different designs
dor» in fancy color» and
adds no burden, but sustains, nourish­ .1 M Williams. Eugene, assist, see. . •
\V. T. Wright. Roseburg, treas. : T .G .
all widths
They are
es, Invigorates.
Hendricks. Eugene, assist, treas.
It
BEADS— in all colors and
simply great
Editor Bettersworth of the newsy was decided to hold tlie District la ir
lengths
Harrisburg Bulletin spent a fen days this season at Eugene immediately fo l­
The "Maxwell” Tie, just out
in our city late last week, a guest at low ing the closing .if the State Fair at
for the swell high, band
We have many other
SHOE STRING B E L T S —
the home of Dr. Oglesby Ed tor »M - Salem, exact .Lit.* to Is* announced
collar, The Iowa
ami a complete line of
terswortli is not only n genial fellow, 40 o n .
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new Novelties which caa
but one o f the best 1 .> 0 kinP nowspapor
Belt PinH to go with
Windsor
Ties ami Windsor
Call ami see the tine selection of
men in the valley. Now t l» n if |h®
them
Bows in all nobby colors
Bulletin does not to** n bouquet tn . popular sheet music just received at |
be seei at the coasters
way, we will always think its bump of the Riehardson music house.
NECK RIBBONS— in plain
The I.yford, Brooklyn, Lo­
appreciation is rather diminutive.
gan and Berk) ley, tho lat
and fancy colors
Sol
Davidson
lias
moved
his
watch
J. Gaskin of Columbia 8. D- has
est creations in I o n « “
making
bench
and
stock
of
jewelry
been touring the coast and s t o w »
••PECriNEUM ” and “LA
string Tien
in this city this week for a few days into the same building occupied by :
V ID A ” — the latest hair
visit with his old friend A _G. Knapp. the Richardson music house.
Summer Stocks in e ,
retainers
Mr. Gaskin is cne of the leaning
colors for 190J. T r
merchants o f his town and eontem
Card ol Thanks.
worn by bolt» l--v l
i
plates selling out and coming artner |
W RIST BAGS— in all choice
If there's any one thing above all others
that people want t«» be the best to 1 h * liatl,
it’ s tneir phot«» work. My work*speaks f«»r
Itself—there's none better; see B R A D F O R D
Barpin in a Home
A Big Sale to Begin Saturday, June 20th
The Misses Newland
CARNIVAL NOVELTIES
HERE ARE A FEW OF THEM
Best Photos
Bradford
For Ladies
s iA is s »:
The undersigned, desirrse to extend
his sincere thanks to thek.no friends
in Cottage Grove M rx Ohas Hen ter
of the Ladies Circle, w . O. w ana
Grove and he may yet become » j er
the Oakland and Roseburg circles for
resident of our city.
their kindness, man, valuable favors
*nd fraternal aid rendered myself and
T a k e Notice.
wife d X
he latter’« illness, death
a n ?b u riifif These many kind acts of
I desire to e xch a n g e sh o es jo r oat, friends amt neighbors will ever
cheat bay and also
cot-
partiouiara call on J. W. Benny, vam -
tage Grove, Oregon.
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