Lane County leader., August 14, 1903, Image 5

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*®ep ill view.
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I rifting like a helpless vessel
Toon eans’t Iie’er to self
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G r o w Monday and to noon Tuesday
August 21 and 23th.
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Isn ’t it about time to revive the
annual agitation for a sidewalk from
tins city to the Masonic Cemetery^ It
set” Sn b°
qo < k k ><> o o o <> o < h ><><>< k > o <><;
Congressman H e rm a n n Here,
Icongressinnu-elect B in g e r Hcr-
L d and vvife, accompanied l>y their
pail.daughter, little Miss M iller,
pved nt this place Thursday after-
jod to enjoy a b rief visit with rel­
ives aud their many friends.
lle -
■viog to nn earneat request aubtnit-
j by Mr. Hermann, we note that
ycretary Root lins just w ired tbnt
[has apportioned #10,000 ns nn
imergenfy aid for rem ovin g file
LiDt shoal established in file Coos
V harbor entrance. M r. Hermann
ms to possess, even in a greater
agree, his old facility for “ d o in g
1 :p f (or ii!-. state.
|Delicate S u rgical O p era .tio n .
I Mrs. C. A. Hubbard
o f this city,
IbmiUed to a very delicate surgicnl
Oration Monday, which
awssful in
was most
every particular,
the
Itient rallying p rom ptly from the
k ami now being on the road to
adv recovery.
T h e operation iu
emedical profession is known
ns
tiriotoniy, and this difficult opern-
i was most successfully perform
|ly Dr. (ieo. Wall., o f this citv, as-
ted by Dr. B. It. Job o f C ottage
Jove and Drs. Barker o f Youcalla.
«operation is one rarely attem pt-
|»ad successfully perform ed out-
of the large hospitals and the
pens of this case reffects much
dit upon Ur. W all and his assist-
i lor their skill in surgery.
Smelter M e n H e re .
I c D. Williams and M. Blanchard,
p t e n o f the Im proved M iucrol
fijter, arc spending a few days in
la city. T . K. Richardson is also
ferested in this new sm elter with
»people. Features claim ed for
|s-raelteris tlmt it burns coal in-
1 of coke and consumes all o f its
Mm and foul gases.
I K 0. Warner, o f Eugene, uceorn
■mey by J. D. Hurd, a capitalist
lOroOrande, Cal., left fo r Bohe-
P*Wednesday to select a site for a
»Iter which they expect to estab-
• there by next season nt least.
• »ill be a valuable acquisition
JtbeBohemia mines.
|hi Jeffries and Jas. C orb ett w ill
•dit to each other at San Frun-
> tonight, Friday. R in g oxperts
diet tiiat Jeffries w ill retain the
mpionship.
. M iss Louise Cutts of N ew berg is en­
joying a pleasant visit with her sister.
,?■ A. U. Wilmot, wife of the West
Cottage Grove druggist.
„•L B- Hunk of
Kunk °r Eugene
with their mother,
der, at Lorano the
W e are slashing prices in all o f our large line « )f
at
J -T . Argubright of Everett. Wash.,
at
m elT
nery' *1*0 latest out.
•it tno
.L l".i.8ta,«
eader office.
Is a guest of Hon. Ivan M.-Queen at
Lorain-, they being relatives.
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blanks and mining location
notices at the L eader office?
Mrs, McFarland returned to Iowa
Wednesday, art.-r a very enjoyable
Everybody loves a lo v e r-th a t is
'• * ,t w 1 1 h her si9ter, Mrs. W. S. lieu
in stock everything Mint
I flrsi class ilrug store otmlit 1 »
2,,e. aiol w......m ldn't make our
„ices any lower for Itrst class
K s . ami we will not keep any
Stiicr'kiml
.. . an. -down to date” 111 nnr
„'scription dcparlnient.
Our
Spies arc pure and fresh alwo-
i ml, Vour doctor wont Is, ills.
.»pointed In results If Ills pre-
¡Jppllons are idled at
.. .
LOOK! j
lteud the L eader ' s uds.
Pine line of clocks just recei red
, n. V. Madsen's
| ..¡'i1,.®-
I!,lker of Koseburg is
visiting with relatives iu this city.
city.
moves on** th® ,mproveraent «H v a n
ff'hool and Communion ser­
vice at the Christian church on next
briefly t t a ^ " VUit° '' «"R e n e ! ^
d“ y
tj
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n,/' E. Wheeler
-• «vwn, went
-O H HI
to Newport
nonid^f?
0 s***'"' “ r« w days at that
at h vo . vm : k
,k'80 fln° <Ui‘ moDd8 popular
“ “ ' summer
resort
Like a mirror, always re­
flects. When you reel the
Led of anything in the
line of medicines, reflect
,md (five its the benefit of
the reflection
LOOK!
Lolaad and Katie
have been visiting
Mrs. F. J. Sehnei-
past week.
*" 14 before tl10 full rains
&
¡j
¡Shirt Waists; we are almost giving away our od»
8
and ends in summer hats in order t»> make roto
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for our big stock of fall goods which will begin to
arrive next week
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Sonnething Doing Every Minute at
Garman, Hemenway Co.
I . K. Richardson, the music dealer
and smelter man, came down from
I M ^ 1-w » ’i ^ 0rpunl and daughter Koseburg Wednesday. He will seek
Mis. Huttie Hart, spent Sunday vis­ to interest Portland parties in Ids new
a in g with the former’s sister Mrs. Ed. smelter.
Eiisly, ou tlie farm one mile east of
Saginaw.
trill Meadows is down from Bohe­
mia putting in supplies. He reports
Go to Metcalf it Morris for the fa­
L eader R eporteb —W hat’s
vour business lively in that big mining dis­
idea o f heaven? B chkholdek —“ Well trict and is decidedly well pleased with mous Wolverine soap.
it s the way a man feels the first three lus prospects.
Ladies and gents fine tratches
days after he is home from a summer
vacation.”
Mrs. elms VanBuren returned to Madsen’s. Call and see them.
tier homo at Astoria Wednesday after
H
A number of school teachers of Cot­
J. 1 Jones spent Mondnv in Eugene a very enjoyable visit at the home of
on business connected with the erec­ her father, O. 1’. Adams and other tage Grove and vicinity are attending
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teachers examination at Eugene.
tion of the Jones & Phillips briek in relatives at this place.
tills city, material for which is being
Mrs. Jas. Henry McFarland and
P. S. Martin ami family and Miss daughter, went to N ew port Wednes­
placed on the building site.
Aggie Wooiey returned from Winches-
Jesse Martin and fam ily returned ter Bay Tuesday. They ail report a day to enjoy a few days on tile beach.
The Golden Hun; finest Cey­
English Breakfast still holds
home from Boswell Springs and W in­ in->st enjoyable suminer vacation down
Fncle Sammy Garroutte returned
lon Tea. Packet containing
its renewne<l reputation
chester Bay Tuesday, where they have by tin- deep sounding sen.
home from near Oakland California
one
pound.
been enjoying their summer vacation,
Tuesday where lie has been visiting
50c per Pound
Born,
to
the
wife
of
C.
C.
Davis
at
l’liey report a pleasant time.
with id- children. IK- is considerably
75c per Packet
Loraue, Aug. 11, lix)3, a seven ami a improved in health. Ids many friends
First
Gi'a<lo Spider L e g ; tiii-
Mrs. M cVey while-cutting kindlings half pound boy. In Ids excitement
First grado Gun Powder Tea
est “ Jap** Tea
Monday evening with an ax struck Mr Davis rushed down to Inm an’s will lie glad to leurn.
60c per Pound
her liund, severing the tip of her and purchased a ease of Castoria for
As a result of tiie action of the city
50c per Pound
thumb and severely cutting the Hist tiie young Davis.
council in passing a Sunday closing
■2nd Grade Gun Pow der Tea
ami second lingers of lie-r hand.
■law last week, Cottage Grove last
Second Grade Spider L eg,
The real estate office of Phillips &
50c per Pound
nothing better on the market
Everybody but a country editor can W heeler was moved from tiie corner Sunday was a closed town, everything
for the price, only •
ta e a couple or weeks off and go to of Main and Fourth street over of n business nature being suspeuded
Schillings
best
Ten
with the exception o f one cigar store,
the mountains or const. The editor against the L e a d e r office recently to
that
of
O.
O.
McClellan,
which
Is
un­
25c
and
50c
pr.
1
1
».
35c per Pound
might go, too, if the rest of ’em would make room for the new brick of Jones
derstood to have kept open for the
all pay their subscription. Ain’ t that and Phillips,
purpose
of
making
a
test
of
the
re­
so, Jack?
Remember the regular Sunday ex­ cently enacted ordltitnce. There is
W. W. C’nthcart of Portland, is en­ cursion on the O. & S. E. railroad to no doubt but what many a throat ask­
joy in g ids summer vacation visiting Red Bridge. A quiet and enjoyable ed the mouth, “ whats the matter up
with relatives and friends in Lane and day can lie spent in the Bohemia foot­ there, is there a drouth?” on tins oc­
Douglas counties. He spent several hills. Train leaves Cottage Grove nt casion.
in tlds city, and may locate in tills vi­ 9:30 a. m. and returning, leaves Red
cinity again.
The follow in g obituary, repriuted
Bridge at 5 :30 p. in. Round trip tick­
ets B5 cents.
from an exchange, could be used on
John Cochran and fam ily went up
to the Booth, K elly M ill N*o X. above
Frank Ca'lieart, one of the operators the occasion of the death o f more
Saginaw Tuesday to spend a week in the H. p. Co’s, railroad offices at than one resident o f these United
pickiug wild blackberries, which are Ruseburg, was slinking bunds with Ids States:
“ B ill Skinner
is
dead.
very plentiful in that vicinity. He ninny Cottage Grove friends Thurs­
F o r years
was taken into the camp by E. C. Con­ day. He informed tiie L eader man Everybody knew B ill.
ner.
o
that. he wus gratified to see his old he had homrpeil around working a
Bright« n up
home town forging ahead nt such lit tie when his w ife ’s health was
W e wore informed that C. H. V ar­ rupid strides.
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H
K
M
1
K
such that she could not support the
ney has resigned the office of post­
Jas. Price of Spokane, purchased a family, nud became the father of
master at Crow. Clark Sturtevant
lias made application for the position. CO foot front business lot of Jas. Hen- children who will be o f little use to
a
Pending an appointment, however, derson McFarland on Main street
iipply tin*
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mail consigned to that neighborhood near the bridge this week for #1000. the world if there is anything in
u
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will probably l>c received at the Long Mr. Price will soon erect a commod­ heredity. B ill w ill be g lad ly missed
N T S !
ious business house on this lot, but by people who had to keep ly in g to
Tom postofnee.
ü f
whether a briek or frame building lie him about being short o f change
A now game called Christianity is lias not yet determined.
“ h
A N D :
when he wauted to borrow tuonev.” I
becoming quite popular with young
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O ffice B oy W asted .—A bright, in­
folks. I t takes two people to play the
game, a boy and a girl. The girl gets dustrious boy, ambitious and anxious
s;
The L eader is just in receipt of the \
-gtc
on one side, she is the Christian; the for a business education, can get n po­ latest catalogue issued by a big Port- j
P -
boy gets on the other side, he is the sition in tiie Pacific Timber Company’s
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Heathen. Then the Heathen em­ office. He must be polite, respectful, land department store and after look- j
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ing
it
over
carefully
we
fail
to
dud
j
and
must
not
smoke
cigaretts
or
chew
c
tn
rk
W
o
M
ie
braces Christianity. It is a nice
OlUU a g e n t s
W a ll Paper
gum; must come of Industrious pa­ any common articles listed therein nt
PC tH
g a m e ; try it.
for u first » lass
rents, ami he of good reputation. less money with postnge or express-
I’rious will surprise you for cheapness * I
M lino o f belting
W. H.
Hamersly, of
Benton None others need apply.
A lJtf
«
age added than the same articles can
County, arrived in this city Tuesday
Call and see us
Tiie Lorane Creamery has suspen­ be purchased right here nt home of
with a view to looming here perma­
nently. Mr Hamersly is a first class ded operations while the busy season
¡ S t ’Hneof Rockers:
the local merchant.
candy manufacturer, having formerly for the farmers is on. The plant will
been proprietor of Rosehurg's pop­ resume its work in the fall. The en- \
ular candy kitchen. He will endeavor terprise so far lias been a success and | A contract lias been let for a new
and
to purchase one of the confectionery tiie management realized quite a tie-1 Masonic temple at Marshfield to cost
stores in tills city und manufacture mand for their product. The Inst \ #10,800.
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candy for both the retail* and whole­ consignment for the present reached
this city Tuesday and as usual was
Furniture-Undertakers ;
T e ll your friends if they want a
sale trade.
W Y N N E
first-class.
W. S. W illiams and family who have
live, newsy local paper to give the
H a r d w a r e C o .
lien
Jackson,
Ernest
Sears
and
Ira
j
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC
resided in Cottage Cirove for some
L ane C ofnty L eader a trial.
Conner
have
returned
home
from
|
time past left for Springfield Monday
to reside. O f Mr. Williams bakery Newport. Thev were held up and
deal nt that place the Springfield robbed by the Village Squire at Junc­
News says : On Sunday Mr. Huntley tion, but u|>oti assuring the Squire
received a letter from Mr. Williams that they “ needed the money” and
stating that he would not accept the that lie was “ mistaken in his men,” |
terms agreed upon and forfeited the the liooty was promptly refunded. !
advance money. He will engage in The trio a ml the Squire promise to ;
meet again soon and be weighed in
some other line of besiness.
tlie balance of Justice. Ten to one
Last Sunday morning the new bi­ the squire will in: found wanting.
cycle ordinance went into effect and
G C. Miller of Walla Walla, repre­
bicycles are now prohibited from tile senting t lie Medford cigar factory,
sidewalks or Main, River. Wall, Bridge was a passenger on Wednesday after­
and Fifth streets. The bicyclists have noon’s train to Medfotd. He was
on ly themselves to blame for this ac­ joined by his wife and family, who
tion on the part o f the council, as their have been visiting at tiie home of
rapid ami reckless ridiug on these Mrs Miller’s parents here, Mr. nml
streets with, in many cases, a total Mrs H. C. Vcatch, and they will spend
disregard for the rights, and safety or a few (lavs visiting with Mrs. M illers
pedestrians rendered the passage or brother. Conductor A1 \ entcli und ;
this bicycle ordinance imperative.
wife, nt Koseburg. Un their return ;
to their Walla Walla home they will
Ira Conner hns purchased the H. B. stop over at Cottage Grove a few day», i
The cold, rainy, backward season has to a considerable extent retarded
’aneey place adjoining tiie Harding
j) W Hurtling, owner of the big
arm on the South and has also pur­
the sales on summer wash gooda, and we find our stock too lar^e U»r
chased Mr. Yancey’ s homestead bor­ Harding farm a short distance nortli-
mid-summer, hence we have concluded to reduce the stock if a general
en«t of this city, -----
arrived
dering on tlie Harding farm on the rool
--- at this
T place
,
^ ^ C iU ali/ornU,^
ifc
east. Both the former and Utter fIOm SanD iegoM
T u ^ la f
slaughter of prict's will do the husiin‘ss. To this end we have reduced
places contain a great deal of good after nn absence of several year», |
all lawns, dimities, etc. from 10 to 50 per cent from former prices. In
an
timiipr
tim ber o«np('i>illv
especially piling, which is be- w h ere "lie ha.'beensojourning in His
coining valuable in tins vicinity. Mr. endeavor t<> regain Ins health,
this great reduction sal© is also included a birgt» line of wrappers : :
>te ,
Conner will improve the places ami manv friends here are pleased to note
his hale and hearty appearance, he
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L E A D E R S IN M E R C H A N D I S I N G
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The Place to Buy
1
Hemenway & Burkholder
W eber & Stover
Gasoline Engines
OIL S
B R U S
France $ Gowdyl
a Lubricators, In­
jectors, S te a m
r:;s Gauges, P a c k -
O i l always in
CHARTER OAK
Stoves Ranges
SLAUGHTER
S A L E O F SU M M E R G O O D S
IT
a 1 D
’Tin the best
m « t hi nks I
«ver k n e w
H«
speaking of the
Pket* to buy his drags
and have his prescriptions
W UP» an»l meant .• .•
Morgan
Brehaut
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extensively in the fruit ami berry in
ing will remain here in(leflnjtely_and
dustry and potato raising.
1 rièr“ormiI t look after his large prop
Harry Young, the genial represent
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¡ ¡ a « ll g from
f- .w
t S :
ative o f the Pu raffi ■ ne Paint
,int
A Malthoid
M r. t Hanl-
Reàìly ìloollrut Co of PorUanL n ^ ^ I ing Tuesday afternoon.
Monday andtaeodoy In Cottage Gi
atid reoeiveil ordern for his patent : tt Frank Goodman’s old stand von ;
S
S
l i *
l Philip1 W*1
ly covered with this Mme rooflng cleaB
cream, the best
which is better nml cheaper than famous Hazel
Thornton kciq«
shingles or tin. All of these o r f e " . (n the city, is J « « . • „ 3 , n” nbranAs
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" , be fl"cd
m n t ly im h a n d t h e i^ i
constantly
were or will
filled through
through t h e ’ l^
|of cigars. Fresh candies, nuts ard |
local agent, Harry Wynne.
Best c a b in e t* photos. « - » P « * » ; I f r a t t .
» W
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fo r a short tim e only, at Hhaaa
Thornton’s ci>nfection. y t r
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gallery opposite Masonic Hall, S » 1 |nnn0<flte prstofflte. Mam „t.eet.
a2tf I opposite P >
side.
J u st to M a k e T h in g s L iv e ly
we have again cut prices on the remaining shirt waists, which make
many o f them sell for less than half the former price. Come in and
take ’advantage o f this sale
LURCH’S STORE