Lane County leader., July 17, 1903, Image 5

he Modern
harmacy
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ourself and friends a re c o r-
iallv in vited to call at the
OUERN
PHARM ACY
here you w ill find the larg-
st stock o f d ru gs in the
ity : W e p rid e ou rselves
™n our p rescrip tion d e ­
triment
:
O u r m otto:
U R IT Y and A C C U R A C Y
here is a g ood d eal o f sat­
isfaction in k n o w in g that
our prescriptions w ill be
lied just as you r ph ysician
nshes it to be filled , i f it is
ken to our store : N o
just as g o o d " preparations,
ut "just w h at th e d octor
rdered,” a lw a y s
:
If
leorge W a sh in g ton w ere
live he could sell our good s
nd still uphold his reputa-
\ B u sin ess C h a n g e
Local News
Sketch of Eveots Occaring
There wa» a little ail
That Sana a little eon*
T J ' .* w' hna, eager throng.
Earl Hill left for Colorado Wednes­
day to reside.
Then hunted that merchant up
J. J. Giles went to Portland Thurs­
day to remain definitely.
AjjdMag jrctoar'y, »weetly,
The people gladly listened
To each lucid, happy thought.
And bought, bought, bought
Subscribe now.
Mrs T. C. Abrams went to Turner
Ihursday to enjoy a brief visit with
friends.
Don’t be a knocker.
Doc Pitcher and family came down
irom the Champion basin, Bohemia,
recently to eujoy a little rest and va­
cation.
Services next Suuduy m orning and
evening at the Methodist Church will
be conducted by the Pustor, Rev. G.
H. reese.
Cut down the weeds.
H aying Is In full blast.
Read ->ur new ads today.
Oregon weather is itself again.
The outlr.g season is at hand.
'Tl* the heat
met hin ka I
" i 'r knew
He Was speaking of the
Pl«e,
to buy ms
druga
and have his prescriptions
S * up. and meant
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Mo r g a n
Bre haut
7b_* «a-ta-dst«
* r » i g 11 « 11 . f
***th Lane Ca.
Cut This
O U T
w ü Ä T i/
and bring
it to our
st<ire and
we w i l l
allow you
25c
on any pair of
shoes costing
$2.50 and over
Good till July
25th . . . .
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FACTOR i j f Y
The opeu season for deer began
Wednesday, July 15. Thé hunters are
now
striking out for the mountain
P ay your subscription and be happy.
Harvesting will soon commence.
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trails and deer tracks.
Always speuk a good word for your
town.
J
hange was effected in the well
n firm of M artin & G ow dy,
rs in furniture, paints, oils and
in this city this week, M r.
n being succeeded b y M. L .
#, who with his w ife arrived at
lace from Kansas in May, siuce
time Mr. France has held the
an of night operator in the
:rn Pacific Station at this place.
■ been en gaged in railroading
> past six years, but is a youn g
( good business ability, genial
iliging and has already made
friends at this place, who join
[* dkr in w ishing him the great­
ness in his business enterptise
The new firm w ill be styled
i k G ow dy, and fo r a partner
ance has one of the best men
gou, a pioneer oitizen o f this
ho can boast o f m ore friends
*er enemies than any other
i the county. T h e new firm
nod, sol d financial backing,
:arry a com plete stock of
io their line, are enterprising
commodating and th eir suc-
assured.
Jesse M artin, the
retirin g
r of tbe.old firm is one o f the
ers here and a m ost worthy
an. He has not fu lly decid-
) what vocation he w ill next
a attention to, but all share
in the hope tbnt he will
a resident o f C otta ge G rove,
ti»f cau’ t afford to lose such
» p e o p l e as M r. M artin ami
have always proven to be.
oily form erly resided near
ion for several years, but will
like taking down one's sign. John is
urn to that place unless Mr. a wise guy and knows what it is to
fails to find some kind o f a advertise
opening here.
The A. O U. W. Grand Lodge will
convene at Portland July 21. Tickets
trlckeu W it h P a r a l y s i s
will be sold up to ami including the
18th at one and one-third fare for the
ncle John Currin, an old and es- round trip.
ed pioneer citizen o f this vicini-
Harry Metcalf, the groeeryruan,
offered a severe paraletic stroke went to Halsey Sunday to enjoy a
brief visit and to aecompany his wife
Monday m orning at his farm home, who has t»een vlsltiug with rel­
live miles east of town, which atives at that place.
ted bis entire righ t side and his
Uncle John W inter, Lane county’s
1 organs ns well. Dr. W . W . first photogrupher,- and an esteemed
v, wag summoned and sue- pioneer citizen, came up Monday from
in very speedily overcom in g Eugene to enjoy a visit with relatives
and friends in this city.
plication and left his patient
J. T . Rowland and wife, Virgil Row­
evening able < to walk about.
land and wife, and Miss Bernice Chess­
Currin, although 87 years o f age, man left for an outing nt the London
generally eujoyed g o o d health mineral springs near Cottage Grove,
i» of a very strong and ru gg ed says the Eugene Guurd of lost Friday.
tntion, therefore he rallied
Mrs. J. N. Boyd and little son, Har­
ilyfrom the shock to his ncr- old, who have been enjoying an ex
»vstem end seems on the road to tended visit witli Mrs. Boyd’s parents.
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Pickard of this
plete recovery.
city, returned to tier home at Lebanon
Sunday.
«*• Kate Hunt, while attem pting
rate two fighting dogs nt her
M is Wilbur McFarland was consid­
at Wildwood Wednesday, had ered hopelessly ill Inst Saturday, but
of her hnmlft quite seriously bitten. her case took a turn for the better
Sunday and since that time, we are
glad to report, she has been steadily
improving.
Mrs. J. W. Bentley, the wife of the
boot and shoemaker, has purchased
the Foster Phillips residence property
in McFarland's addition, which was
recently sold to Attorney Norman
M arkley, consideration $200.
H ID
J| a ■■ Iflra 1 JKv" IN AllI1C
W omen J » ,
Keep your eye on Cottage Grove.
Mrs. W. C. Conner and son, Clare,
accompanied by Miss Lizzie Urpurd,
Fine 11 ne of clocks j ust recel red at went to Eugeue Thursday to eujoy a
H. C. Madsen’s.
Tew days visit with Mrs. Fred Lam b.
W edding stationery, the latest out,
Mrs. Nettie Jared returned home
at the L eader office.
Thursday from u visit to Roseburg.
She was accompanied by her sister,
An advertisement In the L eader Mrs. Clare Raker, who will visit here.
brings results. T ry It.
Ralph Baker, who holds a position
L ega l blanks and mining location in the childrens department in
notices at the L e a d e r office.
K uight’s Shoe Htore ut Portland is en­
J. R. Brown has moved with his joying a visit with home folks iu this
fam ily to Cottage Orove from Wood- city.
burn.
Bob Blair o f the Sherwood House,
Mrs. Malone and children are spend­ lost a valuable horse Monday night,
tlie
cause o f its death being somewhat
ing the week at the Oregon Mineral
of a mystery. The loss is naturally
Springs.
greatly deplored by Bob.
The midsummer season produces no
Volney B. Cushing, the great tem­
lull in the erection of residences and
perance orator of Bangor, ¡Maine, will
other improvements.
lecture at the M. E, church in Cottage
Mrs. Dora Martin returned to Cres- Grove, the evenings of July 20 and 21.
well Sunday, after an enjoyable visit Don’t fail to hear him ; admission free.
with relatives and friends In this city.
Mr. Canfield of Gowdy ville was
Best eablnetto photos, $1.25 per doz. thrown from a horse Monday ami sus­
for a short time only, at Shanafelts tained two broken ribs and was badly
gallery opposite Masonic Hall, West shaken up. He is recovering nicely
side.
a2tf
from his injuries under the treatment
Mrs. C. F. Cuthcart of Roseburg is of Dr. Job.
visiting with her sister. Mrs. Wilbur
Roy Hemenway. who holds a posh
McFarland, and other relatives at this lion In the packing department o f the
pi ice.
Superior Candy aud Cracker factory,'
W. T. Kayser came down and spent at Seattle, is enjoying a mouth’s va­
Sunday at home. He is acting fore­ cation with Cottuge Grove relatives
man or the grading force for the O. & and old friends.
S. E. railroad.
Harry Supple, the local mining cor­
Go to T . M. Medley for information respondent, left for B o 11 e ai i à
Wednesday
in the interest o f several
concerning the buying or sellin
Ding of
homes or business houses. Office, mining journals and daily newspapers.
Mr. Supple is familiar with the district
Malu street, near postoffice.
and is a versatile writer.
John Crowley, treasurer of the
Christian McCall fell a distance o f
Royal Flush Mining Co., went up in
tile Bohemia district to visit the prop­ about ten feet troni the Booth-Kellv
Hume
Monday and cut a severe gash
erties of this company Monday.
in his head. Dr. Job took seven
For solo, by T. M. Medley, some stitches to close the wound, and Mr.
good mining claims, either singly or McCall is recovering nicely from his
in groups. W ill bond or give option. injuries.
A Hue chance to secure good property
The Oregon & Southnstern railroad
cheap.
announce to run special excursion
The Wooley-Houston sawmill at each Saturday during July and
Dorena will start up In a few days. August to the Red Bridge at one fare,
They will construct two miles of flume C5e, for the round trip. Train# Will
ut once to bring their lumlier to tbe leave at 7 :30 a. in. returning, arrive
railroad.
at 6 o ’clock.
Miss Lena Frederickson returned
rs. J. B. Lewis, who bos b om re-
home from Albauy Sunday night,
iug treatment at a Portland hospi­
where she had been enjoying a week’s tal for some time oust, is reported Rs
visit with her cousin. Miss Lena convalescing, which will tie good news
Kroschel.
to her many friends iu this city. Her
daughter. Miss Gertrude Burdick, Is
John Wanunmker says that to stop
attending
her.
oue’s advertising in the dull season is
n
For sale, or will trade tot desireuBle
ranch property, one of the beet hotel
properties io this section" o f State.
Business now in flourishing condition
und is paying. Good reason for
seling. Por further particulars apply
at the L eader office.
The Ladies Industrial Union o f the
M. E. church speut a very pleasant
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Arne
i Knox farm) east of town Wednesday.
About fourteen ladles were present.
Ligh t refreshments were served and
a very enjoyable time was reported
by all.
Ira Conner started Ids binder W ed­
nesday in his fall oats, which promise
to turn out an excellent crop. Mr.
Conner estimates that he will have
5,000 bushels of oats and ubout 2,500
bushels of wheat this season. This
was probably the first binder to begin
operations in this part of the county
this season.
All job work turned out by the
L eader has that characteristic distinc­
tive feature of tasty display that makes
it attractive. Good printing is worth
more than the other kind, and if we
have not been doing your work, vour
next order will be appreciated and re­
ceive prompt attention.
Ur. Robinson made a professional
visit to the home of W. H. Beidler,
eight miles south of Oakland, last
Sunday. He was accompanied by Ira
Conner, who reports that Mr. Beid
1 er’» condition remains about the same
as when he was at this place a few
weeks ago, and that Ids physician is
still hopeful of Ids recovery.
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Ladies and gents fine vatches at
Madsen’s. Call and see them.
Aaron Rose, the only son of the old
pioneer after whom Roseburg was
named, came down from Roseburg
Saturday, and on Tuesday was joined
by his family. Mr. Rose hus been
employed by the O. & 8. E. railroad
company to operate its big uew don­
key engine used in clearing the rail­
road right of-wav in front o f the con
struction gang. Mr. Rose favored
this office with a pleasuut call.
Geo. ¿ham brook, a wealthy pioneer
citizen of Douglas county, died sud­
denly at his home at Umpqua Ferry
last Sunday, aged 75 years. He was
born at Cambridge, England, iu 1828,
enme to Oregon in 1847 and located in
1852 at the place where he died. In
1855 lie married Lucretia Ridenour,
and 12 children were born of this
union, the eldest being County Clerk
Dave Hhambrook of Roseburg.
IN
M E R C ! H A
Miss Nettie Burdick of this city went
to Gladstone Park Wednesday as
Lane county’s contestant for the
grand gold medal in the W . C. T . U.
state oratorical contest. Each county
in.tiie state Is entitled to a contestant
add Miss ’Burdick was honored with
tlm selection from this county. The
ventest «vas held nt the Chautauqua
last*evening, the result not yet
announced.
Stiength and vigor come of good
food, duly digested.
•’ F orce,”
a
ready-to-serve wheat and barley food, I
adds no burden, but sustains, nourish-1
es, Invigorates.
Darwin Bristow, Pres.
Herbert Kakln, ( ’ash.
First National
BANK
C A P I T A L - $25,000
O R G A N IZ E D
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A general banking business transauted.
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D I S I N G
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Extraordinary Values
in Glass; Queensware
Look at the prices, then call
and exam ine the goods . .
50-piece, fancy deoorated, full gold, dinner set... $ 9
44-pice, semi-potcelain, dinner set..... .................. 5
4-piece glass set........................... . ........................
4-piece glass set, flint.............................................
4-piece
set, engraved...................................... 1
4-piece glass set, gold enam el................................ 1
glass
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85
Ask to see our open stock
assortment and Stoneware
The O. & 8. E. Co’s, depot and office
building iu this city is nearing com ­
pletion. They purchased the Loug
Hour mill and are having the interior
reconstructed, large windows are be-
iug put in, and when completed it will
be a very neat, com fortable and com ­
modious headquarters for the com ­
pany’s business.
A sidetrack will
he laid along the east side of the build­
ing to accommodate the passenger
business.
Brighten up
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OILS AND:
BRUSHES!
Wall Paper
Lat est«
Figures !
Brices w ill surprlso you for cheapness ,
See our ele­
gant line of
Rockers!
Martin $ Gowdy!
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Cottage Grove, Oregon.
C l e a r a n c e : S a l b
of S u m m e r G o o d s
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Miss Ethel W oolev. who for several
years past has rendered the L eader I
W . S. Richards and wife moved valuable services in the capacity of
their household goods to Wildwood compositor, is enjoying a well fl'-serv.
Mondav. where Mr. Richards will op­ ed vac. tion, which she will spend prin- ;
erate his wood-saw and All a big wood
i iP°I^D
her !
contract for the O. * S. E. railroad. Company’s saw mill,
o f «hTch*1
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father i* a m ein e r, a.** well as Hecre-1
The L eader will follow them.
Mrs. D. W. Harding and dMRhter, tary.
M lssBessieV come up from Salem Mon-1 Mrs> Mattie Downs of tills city and
day to enjoy an extemled visit on th> j T BrnIltnn, who resiiles on his farm
farm with Ira Conner and fam il'. two miles from towu, were united in |
Mr. Harding is expected to arrive at marriage last Thursday night at the
residence of tlie bride iu tills city. ,
this place soon fr«>m San Diego. Lai.
The contracting parties are well known
Chas. McFarland is quite >•>
the here and have many friends to wish
farm home two miles west of this city. them much joy and happiness. Mr.
He is suffering from typhoid fe v e r
______ g will make their per-
Branton
His many friends ^hope
I mauenVhomTon'theJarm.
le on the farm. The eere
cere-
early recovery. Late reports are to
„ „ performed by Rev. I. M.
the efferu that he is r.pi«.!y improving. i mony
Boyles.
rie
Mrs. Kate Hunt came down from
xt Frank Ooodinau’s ol«l stand you
y
W ildwood Monday to consult I » r . ...
. . . . J. V -T h orn ton i or •
G a alwity„
lw a y s fin,i
who will
g s ’r g g p r » » » I«; l>e pleased
o«»i. to wait upon you. Thorn-
ton's icecream parlors are neat ami
ton sice
i
where the
Tuesday to see his patient.
i'n f ms H«uilwood Ice cream, the best
famous Hazel
Thornton keeps
Cali at the real estate °mee of L **•
M edley for particulars concerning the
beat hotpl bu«ine** In this paj
of cigar*, smoking
nuts and
iron
W ill M il l>Dth buildinp »m j
t e
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furnishings, or will sell Mrn
and rent building. F.verythn g n
and up-to-date.
Anyone in tc r e s fl
will find it a bargain.
sscr’t
25 c
GOOD F O R
: in Cottage Grove aad Vicinity :
Many merchants make the mistake of carrying
over unsold goods from year to year : W e find
better results in selling new, up-to-date goods,
and in order to do this we offer our entire line
of summer goods at reduced prices : : : : :
Bv disposing of our stock each season, we are enabled to present you
with something new the next sensori
This not only benefits us, hut
it benefits our customers in two wavs- it enables you to buy at n liar-
gain and t<i secure new goods the following season : This sale ¡Deludes
Shirt Waists, Dress Goods, Underwear, Shoes, Hats,