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About Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905 | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1903)
I V SO N N E T OF SPRING • Mr. — Hhunafelt, tlm photographe. ..113 O i u i u c u i from iu m m has f returned an exteiidc;! visit i in tho tniddu* west. Local and Personal : ili.* f.irly iiTWitli from rroin un an enjoyable vUi* visit viiti. with brother at Rosebur#. Juue Keep Improving. . Ji> S,T rw<KKl “ »d ««a Willlo Fourih went Advertising pay. T ry it. | to ° P , on i^ U today to spend Vho the Fourth Where are you going to celehrute? witness the Sham battle. SlciniW inea » f A ^ l,A'illLLA i mauiuT tliut I h hutb , ■ ** m Ml‘ íake . i ir -iwn voti re ailing. üw whet, you’re atltug, L X ’i 'i* * * * « " * 1 rospeetors und miners are numer Minard has returned from m i l 'l l * he lie has MHS b e e n 1 ous. I Han Francisco where JOUrniUK sotno time nnat i ui# for some past. h«nÄre,,t ' " ‘" 1 ,,f prorK'rt>- 1»changing : John Barrett or Portland, has been ! i appointed l nlted States minister to P. Lord, proposition.be, ome of the sewerage pioposmon. " e Argentina vice Wm ----- w, V. of Salem. AS l’A -RILLA on sTriliutBOl Healtbjto the World ,ri,l, | ¿ut mtdulH bave I km - ii uwanl- tl iiulYalu, Omaha and Charleston, in ,. . " lias eaused uimerupiiluiiH par- ,miiai.- K im p an ila. Voiir drng- h 1 i «> ii 1« ì ha ve it, and It Ile does uot j.romptly, wrlteus, glving bis Best calilnetto piloto*, * 1 . 2 .", per rloz. for a short time onty, at Slmnnfelts gallery opponile Mnsonle Hall, West s" ‘°. a 21 f W earein receiptof a compii moti tarv ticket .o tia* tenti, annuiti 'regetta lo junior nine of that plane this after- uoon. The kids were arrayed in their new hall suits and looked like leaguers. The l».-agiii-ni. in e game resulted In in a seore of 11 to 47 in fuvor of Cottuge ! ', o ''er ^ ¡“ 'ucey lletts of Lorane sus- ¡ f f i “ so,,ffl° L , \v Cole « a » born in <lreen L , Vn -min, Oet. 211, 1*11». nini [ j UIlf. •>•>. 11)03. He professed ■i, in the Christian church in nml 21 . — The lir i W - a — -■ . ■ ( ) \Y • lunch counter and refreshment stand cleared up s ilo for the Heppner sufferers during the ear nival. Intuì was fully prepared to go t tlu tinil summons came. He bio Oregon nml settled in Row I vallev in pioneer limps. Two lin i Jot Cole and Margaret L rt l a nun»bèi " f grand and Lt grand children mourn their Curie John was oue of those J, unassuming, generous heart- ilil gentlemen, whose friends are Iv ni -1 whose enemies are few Bgal service# warn conducted at Rev. G F Feese next S will give a Fourth of July nerinon or address at tlie Methodist church. Subject: “ Lessons from the Indepen dence Anniversary.’ ’ Evening subject: “ Capital in the Christian Kingdom. K ingdom .” Kayser, the auctioneer, can sell anything from a jack-knife to a thresh- d¡ Dr. Anderson and family left T'lies- i.v to enjoy a summer vacation in lug machine m a township of real-es the Silet/. und Salmon river country. tate. T ry Tif(ii. They expect to I m - gone five or six It has been announced that all of weeks anil Or. W. W. Oglesby will ¿he 1 nniival queens of the vallev will look after Dr. Anderson’s extensive be entertained tree of i-huige .-it the practice in lus absence. tegetta at Astoria Au g 11 , to 21 . Hui rail for the glorious Fourth! will sereiim and the lion itiis is jlie time, of course, to begin ........ .. soiimling the annual warning agaiust will roar when the orders for fireworks af July tnv pistol and giant are all tilled at the New Era Drug •/e'-xv and lim i tlie UK large llll^ v and «still small -1111111 boys in iv s Store flrecrack but what is the use? get down to business celebrating tiie Miss Nellit ....... Comer and Len M national birthday. Finest display of Tueker were married at the home of fireworks in town at the New En J. B. Lewis in Cottage Grove, June Drug Store. 21 . Rev. H. W. Babcock, officiating. r 1 » ___ , Attorney V. .. E. Markley has pur- Mrs. Ed. L on g g and . is Ed. Lon and little little daughter daughter chased the tine residence property of came down from Hoseburg Monday Foster Phillips near the west end of a,-»i \ife TcnJtV nK a vi>iit \Vi,ll street and we understand will >Mtli .It. Lonj; s parents in this epy. take up his permanent residence here. Miss Anna Oglesl-y returned homo | He Is an old time Cottage Grove boy, is been practicing law for some from Junction City Tuesday « here she I hut has past at Moro, Sherman county. attended the annual picnic occasion j time | at that place. She reports a very ! C. H. Small, the baker, has severed enjoyable time Ills relations with Parkers bakery !- in Stteugth and vigor conn- of good this city and is succeeded bv Alex food, duly digested. "F orce a Moresk.v, a tirst class baker from food. , Portland ready-to-serve wheat and burl hurley food, Portland. Some verv fine cakes were adds no burden, but sustains, nourish- i turned out at this bakery Tuesday for es, invigorates. tf. the I. O. O. F. banquet nt Creswell \r: r Ethel . 1 ... 1 iv 1 »,. ... Miss W ..„ oolev. of ,i... the L kadf . h following the organization of the new force, attended the tt -seburg eurnival I. O. O. F. lodge Wednesday evening. Saturday 8 be reports tlie company m. Rvles, an esteemed pioneer Win. thnt visited this place superior to the settler o f Benton county was visiting lloseburg aggregation. with friends in this vicinity this week A good many Cottage Grove people including our esteemed pioneer towns will attend the celebration at Oregon man. H. C. Veatch. Mr. Ryles crossed Mineral Springs, s miles south of town, the plains in 1853, being a member of ,ome will go to Eugene and others the Sam li. Knox company or trnin. Mr. Knox settled near Cottage Grove w ill take to the woods. the Harding farm being the site of Ills Wlm t would people say if a man homestead, unit has many Descend • hould have his pants made a foot or ants in this» community. so too lon g and then went about That Landlord Courts ot the Im pe holding them up? This is no reflection on tlie ladies. What they do is ull rial hotel understands his business from a to izzanl was very well excin right. ....- , . , . olltled a few days ago when his Chin- • inaimi. Pillila; Kobe, Japan O b itu a r y . H. DIED. SO— At the family home in rkins addition to Cottage (trove, Iv 1 1003, Mrs. (leo. H. Young, consumption, aged 41 rears and ouths. abeth Auu Ashby was born iu county, Missouri, iu Novetc- 1801. She was married to H Young in the same county Mate in 18H0. They came to city to reside about a year and If ago. She was a daughter of an>l Mrs. J. IV. Ashby, who re in thiscitv, and besides a father, [her and husband, she leaves sons and a daughter, four sis- U;1 two brothers, and numerous ils to mourn tlieir sad loss. She of a kind and gentle disposition, ithful wife and a loving mother, funeral service was conducted it- Christian church Thursday by J.S. McCnllutn of Eugene. Tlie 1- >r sale. 01 w ill tindc fot d -in .1 I ived family aud other relatives lancli propel tv .one of the best Jo b the heartfelt sympathy of all. properties in this section o of f State Iv fl rything is norv in readiness I - in woik on C. H. Wallace's yard just liflrth of town and making will probably com- Mond&y. The plant will turn 50,( ,00(1 brick per week and a loi 200,000 will be burned aud Here I in this city in August, kiln will be used principally in fine new two story brick store Ming to ho erected on the corner Mein and 4t.h street, opposite n and Hemenway’s store, Men rs i Jones, Wheeler and hips. The new brick will be W feet and mo dern in its con- ese ,.„ 0 ^ Rot on „ high horseand ski|>- j ,| (. f ra |u-|,>o. Good cooks an- an ,l, tir.|t. hard to get in these days hiHines*» now m Howrishing « n ' lt,or (1f prosperity, und 3 (H»ing no other way and is paying I out GUI of t)| an nu unpleasant tlli|Firn-»mii condition A o m m i'm of a »» af- «•• -cling. low further pniticiilai. ap| I; fairs. fllirM Air. -\|r Courts c , „ irts donned diinneil an an apron anron and and at the L eader office. one of those paper sack caps peculiar The complaint tiled against Mrs. | to "th e man behind Map-jack turner.-' W ill Herman bv a Junction City party with the result that the patrons of the last week charging her with t lie : Imperial are faring sumptuously. dlsmisLd 0 fot“ wnntBof evidence aBcr'a « . O. Warn.-, the Bohemia netting h e a rlu -o f the case Xlonday. Attorney man, came down Friday evening to » T f »DVR - ra te s are 411 rents per inch per t(le other properties of this promising month for ilisphiv a !- and 5 rents per | mining district. He says Micre will he line for locals each insertion. a Mg influx into the camp-during the B. A. Booth, and Floyd l ^ t h Tis the best m et h 1 n k h I ever k n ew S W ! v 't s i , comjpauled^y w who H U i n g Invest- 7 . ■ • i n j u i '. i . » - ‘" h . Shirt, a g e ii Mr i ,T, * ....... *........ - ......... Hard, principal owner of the *22 Good as Gold............ . 4 on 2 75 1 40 1 85 2 50 2 0 o We have now the best se lected stock of dry goods ever offered iu all the la'est styles and colors . . . . brought to Cottage* P rove for the price Womens Picnic ... Highland Calf Watch U s ................ 2 18) American L a d y .................. 3 50 John Stroutman’s celebrated fine shoes from $3 to $3.50 . . . / ■ FURNISHING GOODS Our line is complete, from 25c to $1.50 a garment. GROCERIES We are ordering groceries almost every day, which keeps our stock fresh and good. We will save you m o n e y .................................. Grarman, Hem enway Co. L E A D E R S IN M E R C H A N D I S I N G -J Ladies and gents fine watches at Madsen’s. Cull and see them. W ork is progressing with an in - ereaseil f-.rce 011 the O. & S. E. railroad and tralns are now running out to the Heil briilge while construc- tlon work is progressing bevonil timt l'- 'int. A I m large now W illam ette Donkeyengine was received by tbe i-miipany tliis weck whicli will lie used in ele a iin g ' their riglit-of-w ay and logging und will groatly cxpcillte oorisiructior. work. Gooil progress is also being made on the wugon roud fron» Wuichouse to Champion basin. E xtraordin ary V alu es * in G lass j Q ueen sw are « Look at the prices, then call and examine the goods . . A II- l I- h piece, fancy deoorated, full gold, dinner set.. . $ 9 pice, semi-porcelain, dinner set..... ............... 5 dece glass set.... ........ .................................. 4-1 dece glass set, flint....................................... -•i dece glass set, engraved................................ 1 4 ! dece glass set, gold enamel............................ 1 Mrs. D. E. Fields 1ms purchased (lie lot and building adjoin ing tlie Opera House now occulted ns an assay office and will im mediately re place the small building with a com modious two story store building iu which she will install her news and hook store. Mrs Fields w ill have the second story titted up for livin g rooms and will move her household goods therein in order to be more convenient to her rapidly increasing business. She will rent her cottuge on Bridge Street. President Roosevelt has just bought a tine Kuabe piano, and the late vice-president Hobart has at his residence a fine N E E D H AM , such as we are selling every day, right here at the Grove, and siuce the good judgement of Roosevelt we have se cured the agency for the Kuabe and the J. A C. Fischer. These three all world-renowned pianos, of the high est standard. We have also in tran sit a lot of those medium pianos for which the people are paying all the way from $27.T 00 to 300 00 and even move. We nre going to offer the same grade for $150 00, »17u.IM, and $200.00. These figures will surprise those who have been buying those so-called htgh-grade pianos. Be sides this lot we will have the genu ine C AB LE piano and not the Hu bert M. Cable. It will pay you to see this liue before buying a piano. R ic h a r d s o n M u s ic H o u se , 40 65 00 85 Ask to see our open slock assortment ami Stoneware Hi"in en w av & Burkholdei Scott ChrUmun, Ben Lurch. ,Tas. Jennings, Frank Mclntlre and B. W. Veatch who went to Portland as I witnesses in tlie Ware, McKinley timber land case last week returned1 home Saturday morning. Horace Mc Kinley and Marie Ware were plHced OO<KKKK>OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOÇ under #2t>uo bonds each to appenr t>e fore the U. S. grand jury in October. Great Men and Great Pianos. 05 44 Brighton up yonrj I» R K M I s K Si \W can supply the* P A I N T S ; OILS AND: BRUSHES: L a t e s t ! Wall Paper ¡»v !^ » s ! Prices w ill surprise you for cheapness J D ¡ a. y t o n Bicycles £ Bicycle i t e Bicycle Bicycle - u 0 » wQ s tri 0 4 p m t 'l l S o o 'f R o c k e r s ; Martin Gowdy i F urniture-U nd ertakers ; 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o< R a c y c le W Y N N H a r d w a r e E C o . lloseburg and Cottage Grove, Ore. Fly Time is here again, and If you wish io enjoy life this summer, come in und take a look at our line of hosiery und under wear for ladies and children Hosiery and U nderw ear (»n r line o f childrens hosiery at 10 <- and IGo cannot be e x celled in quality for wear ut these prices, and our line of fancy and plain hosiery for women is the greatest seller we have lieen able to offer the ladies for some time We are just now also offerin g a fine line o f lace-trimmed under-gurments for ladies at 25c : : : : : THE D- G C O R S E T S have ¡1 world-xvide reputation as the best to be had, and the hi / cm are so uniform and reliable that we have no hesitancy in guaran teeing a perfect fit. W e have them for the old and youn g : : " ate hoMings of the Booth-Kelley this place Tuesday evening, aod pro- yU k e v « e r Hera.d. ^ " f h e sunone,.. The family was Conductor Ham ^ Portlam l* have w f f c ." '^ " ' will have charge of the daughter. L illia n , of % £ , Camp. Mr. Hard a l^ m e t ( M m. H«; was '.leaking of the Plai-.* to buy his drugs ami uave his prescriptions P'h up. an«l meant .* .• Morgan M rs * h ! ' C. ‘ Vcatch. and numerou. other relative«and friends at his }dac ,„Btrtet. Mr. Boot accompanied Mr. during the past week. has-been HanJ ^ fwnlly to the mines, continuously In tht m| > , HM W . 8 . Bennett and «on, Willie one of the a, , ormpanicl by Mrs. Bennett’s sister oh len conductors on " ’V"'vor v cUr'k countV.^Wa “hffigton. Tiicsilay a V X V ^ V . ^ - f w a r m After July 15th W e w ill discontinue the giving aw ay of tickets for decorated chinaware, but w ill then substi tute tickets which w ill entitle the holder to a handsome Brass Metal Clock : : : : : : : % Bre h a u t I k * • *-)•-«•«• ju illlll •w l U » fg C«. hokler A H em enw ay S m r ^ h^ ea‘T s store and «“♦ .‘ Sites Kate Bennett . ¡ 4 nnowf ^ i ^ m o n - 1 , Si’r T .V V e n - itr u tH or served at that p la ^ ^ y K ild ore who is introducing retie nt6'brand of Coffee f i r M J - ^ tt< \ \ > ln ^ la y. Miaa Ben“ ^ t _®t1j tendc<i school at this pine® an«i . favor?bl , known__ h er. Her richness is unexcelled 1 ! DRY GOODS “vne suits from $.8, $io, $25 are the heat .goods ever ................. a 00 American Gentlcmun Boys' Country C lu b ... A m erica ..................... ,,b|e road building Is also in progress, las- Thompson, who lias been j e m p lo y e d in the Bohemia-dlatrict Tor; ...... J|......xluy. ere .„m e time, was in town today. H Here- m ount o ports a l.ip.vn large » amount iff f ivni'k work h»»in£? being done there this season, in the way of, road building, tunneling, etc.- Hose- hnrg Review. Wm Edwards came down from 1 Bohemia Monday where he 1m« been wl putting in some two 1 or three months on his Peck- „ctive development work ’ a | boo property. Billie says a d iiii « w j" MM> mining property, prop« The nttentlou of business men who ised to complain about the are disposed i you seen those fine diamonds advertising ag rates ehaiTfe.1 charged by the l~ local ”*1 IH.C. M;e¡sen’s. here is called to the rates papers here > weeKiv i i e g i s u -i hnrged bv by both the weekly Register àmidi non! at Eugene: Display «*!» the property is showing up better all Locals ,|ie | |mt, ---- and he says the same en- f ( cents per Inch per r month .....- • ■ ---- ,rl— 1 I he Ie n r a g in • g ------------------ of 10 cents iwr line each insertion. reports conic from rroin nil an m tiOD. SAID Our celebrated Hamilton- Own Make ,ored for: - there - this r sens*on than last. Consider- i the defeiuumt, . Arnold’s carnival company is said to liavt spent about >300 or $«0tl more nt this place than it- total receipts amounted too, notwithstanding the ell nat- fact thnt *1... the oJtAtrj shows wi»rp were w well pat ronized. T h e r e is not enough people here to support such a large aggre gation. NEW S CLOTHING ^ Good ns G o ld .................. *2 JO The juvenile baseball club o f Cot Miss Ethel Lattai it left Saturday morning on the overland for Medford tage Urove, B ob. Blair, manager, went to Lorane today to play the to enjoy a few days vacation rOODARD CLARK & CO 1 j Brown shoes for men. attend the cm nival, Mis*Sarah having Legal blanks and mining location , 0,1 chosen as one of the maids of notices at the L eaiiek office. j honor to the Salem carnival queen. Mrs. F. E. Martin and children of Bradford, the photographer lias Eugene have been visiting with rented the gallery building on Fourth Lnraue friends this week street opposite the eity hall and lias (llSCsil'ilort bic tont II.. is ; . ------ ....__ ..... — .. He now I lietter l l ie C . XI. A. band has contracted to pini- ,,I l-.ugene the Fourth Tor itilo. prepared than ever to turn out tlrst class photo work. It is worth every cent of It »fami*‘t excrete. |stewnrt home by Ite v. C. ,re June 24th. SHOES i * , Diphtheria iu a mild form is report k J,,8t r''e,'i/ud at I oJ Iu the family of A. J. Armstrong ' ut the soutii end of Hiver street and a Wedding stationery, the latest ont 'V 1 'tuurantine has been established at the I. kvoer office. ’ I ut " omt-- Mrs. John Bartel and daughter ' Hailroud wood Is being delivered ------...... Haiuh, to Salem Salem Wednesday vanni .w went en t to along the ,S. I*, track hen he Wed lies; lay to to I iritmai «‘«irrective oI all d»?ranuc- ili«* llver and ini alti tu periect iiil'it(oli Uf forni. Ponltlvely «urei» ’ .» VTION—tlie bulle of illuderli 7, i!ioii li« elteetH, wliile Uutlng, |K‘riii('luuH. and iinllkt: tlioiiH- b li« 1(,i ' nosiruniHaud vauuted «uro-ali*, »numi. *1 use ls uè ver neeeHHary, uh It i*s in» ha bit. KI'MVTISM In It h avute forni I h |ll Iv l»V tlie lise uf KAS-l’A- Jrk!> v relieved at unee frulli tlie ■LI ¡¡ud «•lliiilnatlns joiuls, to\lc»alts. fritteli nature STORE Yoa'ti, ^ -nd some of the most interesting and best offerings of the season —We make this statement only affcrr« ' reful consideration of the goods on sale, and we know there isn’t an item that can be duplicated ( W . ' *'ere our Pr.ices’ Others will show you something s im il a r , but you will find thev lack the l^e ’8»n8er' " l 'le "presence” necessary to give them the individuality which makes ours AfaJ* a comPlete success- Go 0 '‘er <>««• Prices with us: : : : : : : : : Fine lin,. Af H C XT , k .it PONTI.ANI», OKB. OUR Miss Roby ----- * ii Huker a o l e i u has n t r u returned IlOfUf* home ! i,*.,. her - tr.ii.-r«w< «• thsttoweril. LURCH’S STORE
