Lane County leader., August 28, 1903, Image 7

Local News
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uviiave initoek everytliluii th a t
"£ » ? cbi-ss »iruii sto re o u tfit t»
we enuillll’t nillke our
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KL k ami we w ill not kee|. any
oUer kiwi
we are -itowu 1» ilute" 1« our
gmertptioii departm ent.
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Srues are pure and fresh alwn-
S ’ X our doetor wont Iw ,11s.
■asHiliiteil m results It Ills pre-
g p i i n s are «lied at
Did it Ever Occur to You
’ ¡a Cuttage Grove and Viciait y :
Read the L eader ' s ads.
I T h J " d u y NeWlani1
Like n mirror, alway» re-
When you reel the
¡ S l ot nuvtblng iu the
L . of medicines, reflect
• ml give us the benefit of
file reflection
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A Ren Sketch of Eveils Occnring
retU rned
that our stock o f tall and winter goods are the best for
the money ever ottered to the trade in Cottage Grove?
hom e
Fine line of cut glassware just re­
ceived at Madsen’s jewelry store.
„,®p0.re® of people from tills city and
vicinity went to Eugens today to see
A ttorney N. E. M arkley is a g uo»t tile elephunt.
of Cottage Grove relatives and friends.
W hile d ra g g in g pilings to th e w agon
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W e carry the famous
H offm an R oth ch ild C u sto m Made
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H o race M cK inley, held vjnaier bonds road a sh o rt distance n o rth w est of
for ntloge, tim ber frauds, has return! this city last week, a valuable h o rse
belonging to the Pacific T im ber Co.
eil to 1 o rtla n d from a trip east.
bad a foot crushed by a piling slid in g
upon
it, amt. being perm anently in
n J T « - new
"*•“ Plant was
put into operation T hursday even­ jnn-d, it was killed to put an end to
in g in th is elty.
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its sufferings.
ettv1* W ?i, !!P| ,Wool'.'y ro ,,,inei| to the
• lt> \\ et!In-Hilar a fte r rusticating a
few d a y s w ith the folks at D om na.
Davhl G riggs, of the M odern P h a r­
m acy, Spent a few days this week vis-
ltin g with Ins parents a t Comstock.
W luit ab o u t a sidew alk to the Ma­
sonic cem etery? W here is tlm t fund
fo rm erly subscribed for this Improve-
m oot?
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Just as pood as tailor-made clothing, and from $8 to $12 cheaper for
each suit. Our Hamilton-Brown and Orthopedic shoe stock is com­
plete for men and women
Mr. E arl C lark of C astle Iloek,
W ashington, a nephew of Mr. R. \V.
Welch, arriv ed in o u r city S u n d ay to
hike u position as clerk w ith the firm
of Welch & W ood8. H e ia a very
genial and exem plary y oung m an and
we extend him a hearty welcom e to
our city.
New G oods A rriving D a ily
D am an, Hemenway Co.
Ih e m arriage of Miss E d n a W allace
mid G eorge B erry is announced to
tak e place a t the b rid e ’s hom e in th is
..T h a t Kansas woman who carried city next S unday. M iss W allace is a
f 7:100 in h e r bustle had pretty su b sta n ­ com positor and lias held positions in
tial b ack in g until she lost it—the the com posing room s of both th e
bustle.
L eader and the N u g g e t in th is city.
Miss F a n n ie DeW ald re tu rn e d to Both of the c o n tra c tin g p arties are
well
and favorably know n here.
E u g en e T uesuay, a ite r a brief v isit
w ith her p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs W V
O ffice B oy W asted .— A b rig h t, in-
D eW ald
Go to M etcalf & M orris for th e fa ­
lustrious boy, am bitious and a nxious
m ous W olverine soap.
M r. a n d Mrs. F ra n k M cFarland for a business education, can g et a po­
sition in the Pacific T im ber C om pany’s
took th e ir little boy to a P ortland hos­ office.
L adies and g e n ts fine tra te h e s a t
Htj m ust be polite, respectful,
pital late last week to receive medical
and m ust not sm oke c ig a re tts or chew M adsen’s. Cull and see th em .
tre a tm e n t.
g u m : m ust com e of In d u strio u s p a ­
Tlie scaffold a b o u t th e new H aw ley
Ira Beidler, form erly of this city, ren ts, and be of good re p u ta tio n . bain in w est C o ttag e (tro v e fell T h u r s ­
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day w ith S. R. C ritclilow a n d ho s u s ­
but now of O akland, Oregon, a n ­ None o th ers need apply.
nounces th a t he has 50 tons or good
T. R. P a rk e r, the baker, lias p u r­ tained a bro k en o r badly dislo cated
baled hay for sale
chased tlie photo gallery b u ild in g on ankle.
Mr. nnd M rs. H om er B. M illard and
B illie P erm an a n d wife ami Mrs. H. F o u rth stre e t owned by M essrs. .Mar­
H. P etrie retu rn e d hom e from Boswell tin. The sale was m u le th ro u g h the , little son a rriv e d in th is city W e d n e s­
S p rin g s S a tu rd ay , niueh pleased with real estate agency of M edley & M ilne. day m o rn in g from th e ir B ak ersfield ,
Mr. P a rk e r will erect a larg e brick I C alifornia, hom e for a m o n th 's v isit
th e ir so jo u rn there.
oven la tlie re a r of his new ly acquired with re la tiv e s nnd frien d s, M rs Mil­
E lm er D oolittle has gone to Bohe­ building and re ta in his p re sen t q u a r­ lard being a siste r o f Mrs. J . S. M ed-
m ia to work on the Im provem ents in ters for his salesroom .
1 lev and M rs. A lb e rt W allace. Mr.
p ro g ress on the property of th e C rys­
M illard m ade th e L eader a p lea sa n t
Geo. M einzer of Yoncalln sp e n t S a t­ 1 call W ednesday a n d sta te d t h a t m any
tal C onsolidated Co.
urd ay in th is city v isitin g w ith old : im provem ents a re n o ted in th e tow n
Mr. and Mrs. F re d M einzer arrived friends p rio r to tak in g Ids d e p artu re
at th is place W ednesday from Yon- for S anta Rosa, C alifornia, via P o rt­ ' in tlie past y e ar. H e sa y s tlie a d v an c e
calla fo r a Tew days visit with re la ­ land, w here he goes to engage in bu si­ in crude oil to 40 c e n ts p e r b a rre l lias
'iven a new im p e tu s to b u sin e ss in his
tiv e s and old friends.
ness with liis bro th er, C harles, who is lome tow n anil t h a t th o u sa n d s of gal-
M rs. L izzie V incent a n d d au g h te r, conducting th e W hite S ta r C yelery ! Ions of oil is being shipped from th e
Miss Eflie, of Skaniokaw a, W ashing­ and sp o rtin g goods em porium a t th a t B akersfield d is tric t duily, th is b e in g
to n , are here v isitin g w ith relatives, place. M r. M einzer visited liis m other Ihe h e a rt of th e g re a t C alifo rn ia oil
at a P o rtlan d hospital, where she is fields.
the fam ily of Jo h n W. Nokes.
seriously ill, S unday a n d Monday.
T he finest salt m ackerel th a t ever
A G ra h am , of S e a ttle , an ex p erlen e -
The public schools of th is city will I ed hotel m an , lias been lo o k in g o v e r
cam e to town at Rlsley & G ra y ’s gro
open
S
eptem
ber
21.
T
he
follow
ing
eery. O nly 20 cents a llsh—cheaper
| our city a few d a y s w ith a view of e s­
teachers have been selected : Profes- ta b lish in g in the h otel b u sin e ss here.
th an c atc h in g bait to go fishing.
s i r B riggs, p rin cip al; Miss E stelle He is a live, e n e rg e tic a n d public-
Ja s. W hite and fam ily w ent to Bo­ A rtnitage and Miss G e rtru d e Hum ble, sp irite d g e n tle m a n a n d w ould m ak e a
hem ia th is week to rem ain d u rin g the first and second a ssista n ts; Misses valuable a cq u isitio n to o n r city.
season, Mr. W hite being engaged in Mickey, H enienw ay, N ew land, T aylor,
Kelley and Mrs. L incoln T aylor, ns
O p e r & tio n fo r A p p e n d ic itis ,
d evelopm ent work in th e m ines.
interm ediate a n d prim ary. A nother
Rev. Boyles w ent to Sodnvll’e room has jn st been finished nnd fitted
While at Eugoue F riday inspect­
T h u rsd a y to tak e a brief vacation. up.
Rev. A dam s of th is city w ill occupy
ing an x-ray apparatus which lie
L
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M
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purchased
h is p u lp it S u n d ay m o rn in g a n d ev en ­
of J . B. Stew ard tlie com m odious re s­ contemplates installing in his office
ing.
idence and lo ts known ns the G reen
Miss M arie W are of E ugene, who is V anschoiack place on Main stre e t, con soon, Dr. Geo. Wall of C ottage
re tu rn in g to h e r hom e from a trip to sideratlon $2600. Mr. Jo n e s will move Grove was called ly phone to Lvnx
D enver, stopped off here and is the tlie residence hack on the lots to m ake
g u est of Mr. and Mrs. V an D ra n .s a y s room for the erection of m ercantile Hollow to see Grace, the eight-year-
buildings fro ntingon tlie street.
th e P e n d leto n T ribune.
old d au ghter of Mr. and Mrs. John
R. W. V eatch and wife re tu rn e d to Hunter, who was suffering from ap ­
P e rry E ly , the geninl e d ito r and
p o stm a s te r a t K elso, W ashington, re ­ E ugene T uesday a fte r a b rief visit to pendicitis. Dr. Wall was accom­
tu rn e d to th is city M onday from a th eir hom e In th is city. B ob’s health
tr ip to B ohem ia, w here lie has valu a­ has g re atly im proved lately and lie panied by Dr. Scarbrough of Ores-
has gained th irte e n pounds siuee lie well, and Dr. B arber of Yonealla,
ble m in in g interests.
weut to E ugene for m edical t r e a t ­
M iss L e n a Forem an is back in t e r m ent T hey will tak e an o u tin g in and it was soon ascertained that a
old position as m an a g er of the Rich­ tlie hop fields in tlm t v ic in ity nnd surgical operation was necessary for
ard so n M usic Store, a fte r an e x te n d ­ com bine business witli pleasu re in hop the relief of the patient. Accord­
ed v a ca tio n and p leasan t visit with picking.
ingly on Saturday morning Dr. Wnll
th e hom e folks a t G rass Valley.
W lnsiow B arrett of L inn county, assisted by the two physicians men­
(J. H. W allace will finish b u rn in g Iowa, Stopped off a t this pluce Su nday, tioned nbove performed the required
his first kiln or 150 000 brick today while to u rin g the sta te , to visit his operation, removing the appendix
a n d will begin d eliv erin g them for the cousin, J . K. B arrett, of th is city. which was found grently inflamed.
J o n e s & P hillips brick b u ild in g in this Mr. B a rrett is a veteran of tlie civil
c ity n e x t week. He will soon have war and has been in atten d an ce a t tile Tlie patient soon rallied from the
a n o th e r kiln of 150,000 brick to burn. grantl encam pm ent of tlie G . A. It. a t shock of the operation and is speed­
San Francisco. T his is his first trip ily recovering.
This is another
D arw in Bristow, the b an k er-m er­ to the far west and he is delighted
c h an t, re tu rn e d hom e from Newport with our lofty ev erg reen m ountains case wherein the care aud skill of
onr well known local physician and
F rid a y , w here lie sp en t a few days last and fertile Valley*.
w eek w ith liis wife and c h ild ren , who
surgeon was fully dem onstrated.
Last F riday afternoon Irn Cornier
a re p n jo y in g the sum m er season nt
and s o d , E d, finished th re s h in g their
th a t p o p u la r seaside reso rt.
The Albany mills are paying 7fí i
big grain crop, the yield h a v in g been
W. J . L ongliridgo of D ubuque, the larg est in years. T hey will have cents for wheat.
Iow a, re p re se n tin g the B urlington the bulk of the o a t yield in this part
ra ilro a d , is e n jo y in g liis annual vaca­ of the W illam ette. P a rtic u larly for­
tion a t th is place. Iiehig a g u e st of liis tu n ate were th ey in h arv estin g th eir
frien d , N a t M artin, J r ., with whom big crop, heavy rains h a v in g set in
he has lieen out on a h u n tin g trip this ab o u t six ho u rs a fte r they finished
up, and have been c o n tin u in g since a t
week.
intervals. Ttiis insures fine fall and
T h e hand boys excursion to Red w inter pasture, b u t is h a rd on m any
B ridge Sunduv was largely attended, farm ers who have not yet th resh ed .
th is lieing the last excursion on the O.
P eter M utter and fam ily, who built
& S . E. railroad for the season. The
b ashall gam e lietween the band boys up a cosy farm hom e on the low hills
and a picked nine resulted in a score back of the E d g ar K ing place ju s t
north of town, took th eir d e p a rtu re
of fi to 2 in fav o r of the latter.
for Canada S atu rd ay , w here they e x ­
R B. H ayes, p ro p rieto r of the Const pect to reside perm anently.
T hey
F o rk liop yard a t Creswell, u n d e r the shipped a carload of household goods
m an a g em e n t of B O Brady, will com- from Creswell, tlie ear costing them
m enee p ick in g about the 3d of Sep* *225 freight to its d estination. Mr.
tem lier. T h is is one of the larg est M utter sold Ills little farm to E. C.
hop y a rd s in L ane county and is con­ Conner, who has assum ed c h arg e or
the prem ises. Tlie L eader will keep
sid ered one of the best for pickers.
Mr M utter and fam ily posted on the
Mrs. Je n n ie Schlbrede went to Rose- doings at th e ir old O regon homo.
b u rg M onday to spend a week with
Mrs. E lizabeth Shaw of U m atilla
th e fam ily of her husband’s brother.
Attorney C. A. Selilbrede. after which .•oiinty. accom panied bv a son and
sh e will return to this place for a brief daughter, is -p e nding a few w eeks
visit with her m other, Mrs. Stoutrer, viftitiutr iier p aren ts, Mr. unci Mr». S.
liefore returning to her hom e nt Butte. Ii. Jack so n of E ugene, »nd her tlir£®
brothers who live in th is p e rt of the
M o n ta n a.
county It I* Mrs. HhaW s first visit
B row nsville is seeking to strip Cot­ t o ro tta g e O rove in thirteen y e ars,
ta g e G ro v e of all its honors The in<1 «he note« with mm h p leasure the
T im e* is lay in g claim to the “ last or m id grow th of th e Chy and th e grow-
th e C a la n m ta s .” it. th e person or an i ¡no industries which co n trib u te so
nged In d ia n wom an residing in th at largely W the progress and develop-
tow n and fam iliarly known ns Old ine^t of l o th tow n and country.
E liz a ." E noch, o n r candidate for tn
Fred L ough and T hom as and C ha*.
d istin c tio n , when Interrogated re g a rd ­
Hatfield of R oseburg a re in th is vlcln-
in g his know ledge of the old " ° J n “ P; i itv canvassing for a farm ers business
ex claim ed ; “ N ika w aka eum tux, ole rerord book, which enables the isrm -
ktutchman.”
£ 7 k w a sim ple and a c c u ra te item-
At F ra n k Goodman's old stand you r e account Of the receipts and ex-
wiR1 a lw ay s find J . V Thornton <> ,vfnses of the farm . T he iw o n l book:1a
som e of his o b lig in g clerks, who will
lie pleased to wait upon >ou. Thorn
to n ’s ice cream parlors »re ieat a t chases m ade at^the stores of m erchant*
clean. O n ly place n town w hw e U.e whoTe id s appear in the coupon hook.
7» U . sim ple and practical m ethod
fam ous H azelw ood ice
J
r r|H1t $1.75. which
in th e c ity , is served. Thornton Keel * It is a
c o n s ta n tly on hand the
o f c ig a rs , sm o k in g a n d chew ing
tobacco. F re sh candies, " n ts and
tro p ic a l fru its always >n »“Oca
Thornton's confectionery «ore neari> strictly re lia td c ^ n 'H ru s r w orthy.
o p p o site postofllfce. Main Street.
L E A D E R S
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jgrem at M. E . C h u r c h S u n d a y .
jablifttli school lit 10 n. m., J. I.
]es, Supt. Preaching 11 n. m.
tor’s subject, “Quench not the
fit'1 Class mcetiug 12 m., lead-
J. B. Lewis.
kpwokth league pkoobam .
long service commences nt 7 p.
prayer; praise service; solo, Mr.
jrn; duet, P ro f, and Mrs. Dunu
»ene.
■¡lurch service K p. in.—S ong sor-
; prayer; solo, “A bide with Me”
i Daisy G ilb e rt, E ugene; short
resses; liev. C. L. Housel, “ Why
old we Empbas ze Missions; Rev
se, “The L e a g u e , a M ighty Army
he Lord;'' Prof. Dunn, address
jt-agues; re m a rk s by Dr. Ford,
holy com m union,
he Eugene Register says: Satur-
night the Eugene E pw ortb L ea­
rs leave for Cottage Grove where
r will join in the rally with Cot-
! Grove and Creswell Leagues
Sunday e v e n in g . This will be
fifth rally the E ugene League
held this summer and it is also
lust one planned and is to be
crowning one of the summer.
P le a s a n t R e c e p t i o n .
A reception was giveu nt the home
hev. I. M. Boyles on Thursday
tiling in honor of Miss Lottie
let of W oodbnrn. The rooms
ire elegantly decorated for the oc-
"5011 with evergreens, illum inated
"tb ornamental candles. An eli­
gible evening was passed in games
• very interesting and instructive
racter. At 10. p. m. refreshm ents
i served and there was fouud
the porch a num ber of water-
Jons which proved to have beeu
posited by some of the generous
rted guests, a watermelon feast
as next on program . The happy
~»d dispersed about 12 o’clock
expressing themselves as having
-i pleasant time. Those present
‘ Misses Lottie Beach, L ula Cur-
Ermine Veatch, Neva Perkins,
a Miller, Lucy Newland, Ethel
tile, Dessie Harms, Miram Piper,
"gie and Bessie Gray, A nna and
ttie Morss. Messrs. G ray, Bert
¡¡Hard, Clarence Morss, Horace
me, Elvis Gowdy, Wm. Oowdy,
it Veatch, Orval Taylor, Rev.
Mrs. I. M. Boyles, M arguerite
i Bessie and M aster F orrest.
Vee-Goveruor Luke E. W right
succeed Taft as governor gener-
°f the Philippines. T aft is to
'ceed Secretary of war Root in
»ary.
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‘Tis the l>est
met h in k s I
ever k n e w
He wav M“‘»klns of the
Ww-e r.) fui y hi*
lim a i
awl have hi- prrwrtption*
P"t 'ip. ami meant .- .•
Norm an
Bre h a u t
U y a w h ja j;
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Lane C«.
M E R C H A N D I S I N G
N e w S ty le s fo r F a ll i
We are making an early exhibition of the Latest Styles in Fall
Dress Goods, in order th a t you may be able to judge the Styles
and make your selections early enough to get the most good out
of your fall d ress before the rainy days come
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A Few of
the
Latest
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H eather Suiting, Z ib elin es,
Auto C loth, Y a n k e e Suiting. ?
D r a p D ’A lm a , Drap S e b a s­
to p o l, M elton C lo th , a n d
C h e v io ts
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Hemenway & Burkholder
Buy your dross patterns early and get Hr,*»**
service for the season. The place
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P K E M I M K 8Í
We can supply the;
P A I N T S ;
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Mum a g e n t s
f o r .; first class
line of b e ltin g
C all a n d see us
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Prices will surprise you for cheapness !
See our ele­
Rockers-
gant line
France^ Gwdy
Furniture-Undertakers ¡
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Lubricators, In­
jectors, Steam © i-
Gauges, Pack­ ¡2 • H-1
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O i l always in SW
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; o f sum m er g o o d s
The cold, rainy, backward season has to a considerable extent retarded
the sales on summer wash goods, and we find onr stock too largo for
mid-summer, hence \yo have concluded to reduce the stock if a general
slaughter of prices will do the business. To this end we have reduced
all lawns, dimities, etc. from lOtoóO per cent from former prices. In
this great reduction sale is also included a large line o f wrappers : :
we have again cut prices on the remaining shirt waists, which make
many of them sell for less^than half the former price. Como in and
take advantage o f this sale