Lane County leader., July 10, 1903, Image 5

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he Modern
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Bountiful crop prospects.
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Don’t let the thistles go to seed 1
Lourself and friends arecor-
Lllv invited to call at the
K dern
pharmacy
Phere you will find the larg-
f . s t o c k of drugs in the
P
• We pride ourselves
E n our prescription de-
oment
Our motto:
-PRITV and A C C U R A C Y
there is a Rood deal of sat­
iation in knowing that
Ltr prescriptions w ill be
tied just as your physician
Lj,es it to he filled, if it is
Lken to our store : N o
Inst a- uond" preparations,
l lt ••just what the doctor
fcrdered.” alw ays
If
ei,r ,, W ashington were
■ w he could sell our g .... Ii
L l Still uphold liisrep u ta -
ton
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ledueeil K a te s t o S e a s id e .
Sou'ltorii Pacific Company
I v , n sale at very low rates
1 trip tickets to the various rc-
Laloey its lines, and also, in coii-
f „ witli the Corvallis A Eastern
I 1 I , | letroit and the seaside
Loina Bay, latter tieketa good
If, tarn until O ctober 10th.
Lee day tickets to Yaquiua Bay
„oin
Saturdays, returning
llavs, are on sale nt greatly re-
rntos from all points Eugene
I North on both East and W est
Kanes, en ablin g people to e p o o d
Lav at the seaside.
Very low
Lj trip rates are also made be-
k Portland and same points on
|'outhern l’aeific, good going
jTilays, leturning Sunday
or
Lay, allowing Portland people to
j Sunday in the country and the
[of town people to have the day
Portland.
tekets from Portland to Yaquina
Lood for return via Albany and
IlSide, or Corvallis "West Side, at
of passenger.
Baggage
ted through to Newport.
A
[feature at Newport this year will
it up to-date Kindergarten in
te of an experienced Chicago
mt .
|beautifully illustrated booklet
jibing the seaside resorts on
bid a Bay has been published by
Southern Pacific and Corvallis A
i Railroads, and can he secur-
kom any of their Agents, or hv
«sing \V. E. Coman, G. P. A. S.
Portland, or Edwin Stone,
iger C. A E. R. R , Albany, Ore.
Yours Truly,
W. E . C o m a s ,
General Passenger Agent.
Card o f T h a n k s
e relatives of the late Mrs. Geo.
Young wish to thnnk all those
so kindly extended sympathy
assisted us during the recent
sand death o f our beloved one.
la fail to express our gratitude.
T
he
R
e l a t iv e s .
iry pilgrim, thy Journey is over:
[.sweetly rest, on that beautiful shore
irs and troubles shall harm thee no more;
ji, ever rest on that beautiful shore.
Magain shall thy storm-beaten breast
pdeeply for that sweet laud of rest.
■to the Savior’s bright mnusion al*ove;
Vsweetly rest in the light of his love.
A F r ie n d .
he annual warning to people to
! of setting out fires iu Oregon
Jjust been issued by G oveuor
iberlain. The penalties run from
pto $1,000.
live you „een those line diamonds
*.C. Madsen’s
i lcn Ske,cl1 #f E>e,ls •c«n«g
C*n.re to ..
v ».». ■
Grain, garden and fruit prospects
are tine.
Will Landes* w.*nt to Eugene Wed-
nesc.ay to luok after business matters.
Hev. c . H. Wallace will preach
are\‘ eU
r,b plenUfurie8are
and .Sunday at the usual hmir at the 0 . P.
church. All are invited .
the,ot" * »nt.
Johnnie Kirk, the Dorena post­
master and family were transacting
business in town Tuesday,
rec” 1
ylrtartîh vKiîiJr 1 “ UnDer fr';it
Twenty eight Stamp Photos for 25c,
llic late rains have been slightly
disastrous to haymakers.
y •or Jhe next ten days, at C. W. Brad
ronl k Gallery. East side opposite the
Eegal blanks anil mining location city Hall.
notices at the L eader office*
The rains have cleared away the
l’licred-cap raspberry hnssucceede i asr threat of a drouth. The old
the Strawberry in the local market.
Oregonians are uever afraid of a
drouth in this country.
LeoRoy YVooils and son Hov enjoyed
an early morning bicycle ride to Eu-
A card from F. Boon Sliortridgo,
Livermore, California, requests us
The annual Fourth of July raln came at
to direct his L eader to Cleveland,
on schedule time even more abund­ Ohio,
until further notice.
ant tlmt usual.
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OUR S T O R E N E W S
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 l>e
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 "gin ger,” the "presence” necessary to give them the individuality
which makes ours such a complete success. Go over our prices with us:
SH OES
Our celebrated Hamilton-
Brown shoes for men.
Good as G old..........
..»2 50
Own Make ................
American Gentleman . .. 4 on
Boys’ Country Club___ . 2 75
Am erica........................ . 1 40
Good as G old ................ . 1 85
Womens Picnic
. 2 50
Highland Calf
a ou
Watch Us
. 2 »Ml
American Lady.
3 50
Jolin Stroutmaa's celebrated
fine shoes from $3 to $3 *50
m Mie D eader i* indebted to Thos
Illllie Edwards returned to Bohemia Medley
this week for favors extended
Monday to resume development work m the way of supplying the paper
on his Peek-a-boo mines.
with a newsy bunch of Items.
the It Ii returning Sunday evening
Miss Laura Spalding returned to
W h e n the rule was not so enjoyable
Cottage Grove from Eugene Tuesday
owing to the heavy rainfall.
and on Wednesday went to Drain
Mrs. O. F. Call ¡sun and baby re­ to enjoy a visit with homo folks.
turned home from Eugene Tuesday
Jas. Hemeuway, one of our enter­
whore she spent the Fourth.
prising merchants, had a severe tussle
Mrs Ed Long and little daughter with rheumatism the lirst of the week
returned to Itoseburg Tuesday after a but is able to be oh duty again, we are
The Modern Fharmaey has
glad to note,
very enjoyable visit iu this city.
ad in the L eader . Bead it.
Representative Shelly, of Eugene,
Garmaii A Hemeuway shipped a
Dan Deck went to tho Bohemia
ton and a half of uotatoes to the mines spent a few hours in Cottage Grove mines Thursday to put in some
this week fur tile Oregon Securities Wednesday looking after business development work for Tiios Johnson.
matters. He extended his trip to
Cj).
Southern Oregon Wednesday evening.
It. W. Veateh will go to Eugene in
Best cahinetto photos, $ 1.25 per doz.
few days to receive medical treat-
The family of L. F. Wooley expect a
fora short time only, at Shanafelts
meat. He has boon in very poor health
gallery opposite Masonic Hall, West to move up to the Dorena saw Mill to­ this season..
day in order that Mr. Wooley may bo
side.
a2tf
able to give all Ids time and attention
Beginning next Saturday th e(). A
Kaysor, the auctioneer, can sell to the milling company of which he S. E. lt.lt. will run special excursions
Look at the prices, then call
anything from a jack-knife to a thresh­ U secretary.
each Saturday during July and
and examine the goods . .
ing machine or a township of real-es­
August to the Bed Bridge at one fare.
J. N. Boyd, the «Lebanon photo­ «5c, for the round trip. Trains will
tate. Try him.
grapher, formerly of tiiis place, visit­
Welch A Woods had their place of ed with ids wire’s parents, Mr. and leave at 7 :.'lo a. m. returning, arrive
50-pieoe, fancy deoorated, full gold, dinner so
$ 9 05
business marked with a large artistic Mrs. B. L. Pickard, over Sunday. at (! 0 ,’clock,
44-pice, semi-porcelain, dinner set...................... ■
5 44
new sign Ibis week. Ii. 1,. Pickard Mrs. Boyd and baby are prolonging
J. W. Ashby presented tlie L eader
4 -piece glass set................ ........................................
40
was tile painter.
with a head 'J lettuce measuring 20
their visit here.
4-piece glass set, Hint..............................................
inches in diameter Tuesday, a product
Editor Bettersworth of tile Harris­
We hear it quietly rumored that of his ilue garden. He bus corn fully
4-piece glass set, engraved..................................... ... 1 00
burg Bulletin, celebrated at this place. there is a probability of the S. P. Co. two feet in height nth the presen ttime
4 piece glass set, gold enamel..............................
1 85
He enjoyeu u trip out to the front on changing its freight division from
ami hus a large tine patch of red-cap
tile O. A S. E. railroad.
Junction to this plaee and the exten­ raspberries which net him 10 ots a box.
sive
yard
improvements
here
seems
Ask to see our open stock
He knows how to make things grow.
Rev. John Dawson, of Roseburg,
assortment and Stoneware
spent a few days in this city looking to somewhat confirm the report.
"The Christ The Comforter,” will
after the interests of the Episcopal
Dr. Margaret Smythe and her be tile pastor’s subject next Sunday
church hero this week.
mother, of San Francisco, have been jnorning at the M. E. church. Special
enjoying
a pleasant visit with their" services will be held In the evenuta by
Mr. Win. ltobinsoii of Jaksouvill,
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Eakin the Epworth League during widen
a brother-in-law of Dr. W . W. Ogles­ friends,
in this city this week. They were on
by, was visiting with the doctor and their return trip to San Francisco time the newly elected officers will lie
installed. Special music lias been
family the first of the week.
from Seattle.
arrungeil and the church will be ap­
Nils. Sarah Knox came up from Eu
For sale, or will trade for desireable propriately decorated. The retiring
gene Tuesday to enjoy u pleasant visit ranch property, one of the best hotel president, Harry Hart, the president
with relatives and friends and look properties in this section of State. elect Leston Lewis and the pastor will
after lier property Interests here.
Business now in flourishing condition make brief addresses. Miss Nettie
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Col. W. H. Blniraud daughter. Miss and is paying Good reason for Burdick will recite.
Maude, left Friday night for Portland seling. For further particulars apply j The L eader was presented with
where they spent the 4th with Mr. at the L eader office.
| beautiful fragrant boquet of sweet-1
Brighten up Y o u r ¡
Blnlr's son, ltichard. They returned
A company of Cottage Grove ladies 1 P"“ Thursday gathered from the
1 » K K M 1 s e « :
home Tuesday.
enjoved a pleasant excursion trip out C“ « * '’ ^ h ool flower gardens by Prof,
to
the
front
on
tho
O.
A
S.
E.
rail-
Br|K£9-
AU
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L
th®
‘
Tees,
shrubbery
Foster Phillips, of Mountain Home,
on the school
Idaho, is spending a few weeks at this road Wednesday, among whom were : and Bowers cultivated
seem to flourish unusually, |
place visiting witli his brother F. B. Mrs. Herbert Eakin; Mrs. L. Lurch, «rounds
Wo can supply the
well and these sightly gardens bear |
Phillips ami working o n Ids home­ and daughters Lillie and Celia; Mrs. evidence of careful attention, which
Wynne of this city and Dr. Margaret
stead cast of this city.
reflects
much
credit
on
the
principal,!
Smythe and her mother, of San Fran­
Uev. McLain, president of the cisco and Mrs Mabel Merriman, of the school board and city generally, j
us there is no better endorsement for \
Christian missionary society, with Spokane.
a community than the fact that it
headquarters at Cincinatti, delivered
mi address Monday evening at the
Sam Curnow. of Blnckbutte, return­ takes a commendable pride in its
Christian church in this city.
ed to Cottage Grove Monday from public school, its school < addings and
groumls and in this Cottage Grove ex- j
Mill men say the demand for lumber Portland where lie had been spending cels
is falling off. and tlmt prices are de­ a week at the bedside of tiis wife who
underwent a serious surgical operation ,..
clining. Over production is given us and
La t e s t i
Herbert Kukin, Cash.
is receiving medical treatment at j l,ilr" in Brlstnw, Pres,
the reason. If the conditions exist as
Figures !
the
Portland
Sanitarian.
It
is
ex-'
presented. It is to lie hoped they are
peeted that it will be at least six weeks
Prices will surprise you for cheapness \
oulv temporary. Coos Bay News.
before she will lie able to return home
Miss Sarah Stewart Is visiting in to her family,
See our
Eugene and Cottage Grove. She is
is more activity about the
gant
li
accompanied by lier brother Lee, who O. There
A S. E. railroad depot at this plaee
has about, recovered from the injuries
these days titan there is about tile
be sustained In a logging camp in S. P. depot. Today’s train to the,
, w fi, * r
Washington rocently.—Brownsville
present terminus of the road took out (J ^ \ J * | | A l i -
H H r
Times.
the big donkey engine to be used >
in
•>
’
W. H. Abrams has reeently added clearing the right-of-way on to the
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F u r n itu r e -U n d e r ta K e r s ¡
a complete pony saw and automatic Bohemia Warehouse several carloads
1
s
o
o
carriage to Ids sash and door factory of ties, a carload of potatoes, dried
H a r d w a r e Co.
and wood working plant in this city fruits, meats, etc., Iiesiiies sonic
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A general banking business transacted.
which is a very valuable acquisition mining tools. Tilings arc beginning j
Cottage drove, Oregon.
to his mill.
Re is constantly crowd­ to hum in Bohemia.
ed with orders.
Ellis Simmons, tlie owner of tlie j
James Finney of Yonealia. who large paint and tire clay deposit four
some years ago owned property and miles nortli of this city made the
resided at this place, tins been spend­ L e a d e r a pleasant call while transact­
ing several days in town visiting ing business in town Wednesday.
friends and looking after business Some of Creswell’s prominent citizens
matters. He says there is little lert are becoming interested in his proper­
bv which to recognize Cottage Grove ty and contemplate forming a stock
company in order to develop the
of his recollection.
Conductor Bam \ catch, wife and property. It is n good safe invest­
daughter, after a pleasant weeks ment.
visit ât this place, went to Grants Pass
Attorney J. E. Young has put the
Sundav and will later go to Gold Hill carpenters to work enlarging and re­
where they will enjoy the closing days modeling his business house at the
of their vacation. On Wednesday west end of the Coast Fork bridge
they retrued to this city to spend a which is occupied by Skillman A
few days prior to returning to their Benson's grocery. A full second
story will be added under a flat roof |
Portland.
and show windows will lie put in on
A pear tree with a trunk four feet t h e north side below, and when co m -;
have a world-wide reputation as tho host to be bad, and tho sizes
he'séen *n tI mm J oot 'yard'at*t he*" Hard. | piete'd it wííí be a commodious slghtly |
i .. Trii fnnnpr resides I place anu une -«i >n-- best business.
are so uniform and reliable that we have no hesitancy in guaran­
S ííT ta E r tJ S . « i n '; ™ . !
1. » H,y.
teeing a perfect lit. We have them for tin* old and young : : :
giant tree Is perfectly s o u n d and pro-
( .,)ar|p¡, Burkholder, of the merchan-
duoes a good crop of winter pear
0f Hemenway & Burkholder,
every season. It was set out by theom | aocompanied by his family left Sun-
pioneer, ‘ Uncle’ Sammy Knox, deceas-
to er.joy >heir summer vacation
ed, In the fifties.
Bt Winchester Bay, near (Jar liner
. . . . .
i „on Bert of John Cochran, or the furniture Arm of
Mrs. F. A. Adertm and soni Bert. . CiH hran g, Lander, and family, were
are
e n . jo . y in g a v is it i ^ l , . | a],0 p ,Menger« on Sunday evening s|
Roseburg, l
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city, their former home, nluce* many!train for the same resort, at which
been absent from this note many they will enjoy their vacation. It is
years and consequently n and many presumed that both families went t
improvements in the towi Its of à few the coast in the hope of escaping the
changes in its inhabitants
ff0 gprt is now fireman on inland summer cold.
, the passenger trains running between
The Roseburg Review says, “ J. M. |
Roseburg and Portland.
Dham, the H. T . telegraph operator
1
Grants Pass, ha« b-en "promoted t
old stand
A ^ Ä ^ T ’f T h Ä o r testation agent at Cottage Grove. |
Won’t
the Grants Pass papers chastise i
will always find J- V
some of his obliging J e r k « ,
Thorn the Review tor the inference that to a
transfer
from
«ra n ts Pass
tills place Is a “ promotion ? It i« a
fact nevertheless and the Review is
under no obligations to offer any
apologies to Grants Pass for its
Statement. Mr Isham »«'um ed hls
duties here Tuesday and has rented
the Bert Woods residence on tth
Street into which he will soon move
his family.
opposite pjstofflce, Main Street.
Grarman, H em enw ay Co.
Extraordinary Values
in Glass \ Queensware
Hemenway & Burkholder
P A I N T S ;
OILS AND;
BRUSHES!
F ir s t National
BANK
Wall Paper
nie oï Rockers;
Martin $ Gowdy;
Dayt on
: Bicycle >
M Bicycle s ’?
i: Bicycle! s
PC Bicycle s
R a c y c le
WYNNE
THE D-G C O R S E T S
SAID
T is the l>est
m et h i n k s I
••ver k n e w
He was sh a k in g of the
plaee to buy his drugs
and have his prescriptions
Pnt up. ami meant .• »•
Mo r g a n
a
Bre haut
Th» « v. u . dsu
In o l i l i .f
S>«ih U u Cs.
After July 15th
W e will discontinue the giving away of tickets
for decorated chinaware, but will then substi­
tute tickets which will entitle the holder to a
handsome Brass Metal Clock : : : : : : :
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