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About Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1903)
fje B e a u t i f u l NOW Local News Mary Ita,l a little lamb rwae ueier lam.,, p. ^ 11 whan It ate eapollu A P m Sketch >f E u its Occiriig • i« . Expand! Improve! j 11 ‘‘»'I au awful ihlne. «111 soon tm *!<>■ »- luKOowuthlcluuwl last a n d wI liter £ ,d ,,V » *“ i t lliflr 1-Mt-nuw Is the tit»« •" **t »uur canter* In »r- fler, It yen have „lie, anti If not. tall and see our i r r t aid Virility : The L iad ik leads. Read the L eader ’ s ads. Sewerage! Rumors of more wedtlings. Keep your eye on Cottage drove. Don t be a knocker. Pay your subscription. Risley'g grocery, Phone, Main u.l. .mi me tinnì» that belong to ? n e dn th m Don’t fall to cullami nicely5 *0Wn fal1 wheat ,s coming up at I H^C yMad“ en 'th“ “ fln6 diamonds have lo o k ».“ X T i S S , “ 1' l“" »»■ at our side line ol photograph unti- we are lieadt|uarters ®Yi*er cocktailes made to order at the Wave. The city council convenes Monday evening in regular session. CKir HoffmaLn-R^othchild Suits Next Sunday morning at the M. E church the pastor will use the text, Hallowed Be Thy Name.” for men from $8 to $25; Cloaks from .$5 to $25; Shoes $2 to $5.50; Hats $1 to $8.50. W e have just opened our fall stock of dry goods, which are the very latest in styles and patterns Ladies and gents line batches at Don’t fail to see “ A Bachelor’ s Hon Madsen s. Call and see them. eymoon presented by the Clements- J. W. Oowdy was transacting busi tveerer Co. at the opera house tonight. ness at the county seat Wednesday The organization of a gun club for Cottage Grove Is becoming more Cottage Grove is being agitated by and more important as time rolls on. some of the local sportsmen. There Hallowe’en is approaching and the is material here for a strong club. boys are already winking at each Miss Rena Baker has accepted the other. position as day “ hello” girl on the OOOOOOOOOOOOÔ Fine grapes, peaches and tropical local telephone exchange made va rniits at bottom prices at the Pearl cant by the resignation of Mrs. Blanche Rouse. fo o t Ball G am e . Confectionery. :: Not the cheap stuff that makes a man or woman who wears them look cheap, hut the latest styles, the best material and workmanship Clean up the streeu. Wave?** h0tn® made candles at the PICTURE TAKERS” « Clothing, Cloaks, Shoes a n d N e w D r y G o o d s Arc Lights! assortment of : for them *51 !! mfèJumuwt/ turtlay, Oct. Hist at 3 :15 p. in. a 4of foot ball will 1 h > playerl at the unis in this city between the high ol team of this place and the Eu- liiffh school team. ij promises to be one o f the best >sof the season as Eugene is the team that tlefeatotl Cottage G rove vear ntnl the Cottage G rove team i-toreturn the com plim ent this 1 Leteverybody Ire in attendance help defray the expenses o f the . The Cottage G rove team Is in class shape and ttmler the ilirect- ofcoach “ Buck” Starr, w ill make 'showing. Admission 25c. « gams played last Saturilay be- -n the Cottage G rove high school and the Drain N orm al school resulted In an easy victory for home team, the score resulting 0 _________________ A Big Potato C ro p . Conner finished diggin g bis It potato crop last Saturday reports a fine yield, of unusual Hence. From a well cultivated Urorably located five acre tract, «cured about 1500 bushels of class tubular», many bushels of - were engaged in advance by merchants and mill companies iiricinity at CO cents per bushel. 5000 bushels of oats, 2000- els of wheat, several hundred of bay and 1500 bushels of Bur- k potatoes the season might be eretl a lountiful one for the Conner and sons. They make ing pay good dividends. Settled W ith Creditors. Morning Oregonian of last rday in Portland city news says: ■The involuntary bankrupey pro- ings against H. H. Brookes, or of the R oskiu . ro P i . aindemfr , beeu settled by mutual consent. D. FeDton represented Mr. kes and Dolph, Mallory, Simon ^uerin the creditors. The basis dement of all claims was as Secured creditors to be Jm full aud the unsecured cred- 15 cents on the dollar cash, leaves the plant, which is tirst- ", unincumbered. A Fine Im p r o v e m e n t . • Scbleef has a large force of niters at work enlarging his »nd hospital buildiDg on Main A at the east end of the bridge, building will be almost doubled its dimensions by the new addi- and will be modernized and UP in first class style. LOST Between the N ew Era Drug Store and the postoffice, one leather purse contain- three hundred dollars *3°°) in bills, seven dimes Jnd thirty-five cents in nickels and pennies, also ,’"e spool o f thread and one * * ° f Pop 'E m A ll Corn ^alve The finder can keep the purse, money and ““ kAd, but I earnestly re- Hucst that they return the Salve, as it is the most J'tmable preparation on tSe market for the cure o f Please return it to •ours Respectfully, Miss N. O. K o r n s . Garman, Hem enway Co. L E A D E R S Countv physician and health offi J. I. Jones brought forty-six head School children can gel the National .Separate Leaf Note Book at the Mod of fine spring calves up from his farm cer, Dr. E. Dugas, examined every ern Pharmacy. uear Saginaw this week and placed teacher and pupil in the Roseburg them on his farm in the suburbs of We can satisfy you both in number the city. He has raised over fifty public schools Friday for the scars attesting vaccination for the preven of acres and price of lands, cull and head of fine calves this season. make us do it, Medley & Milne. tion of small pox, as required by the Attorneys for Cottage Grove were state law, 30 per cent or about 200 James Hemenway, Henry Landess, up from Eugene Saturday taking tes Merchant Gartnau and Elza Holder- of the pupils were found to have man, all of Cottago Orove, visited timony in the case of the city against, never been vaccinated. A supply of property owners on Main and Wall Eugene Monday. streets, to enforce the payment of in virus has been ordered and until it Frank Weist and Miss Mattie Sei debtedness arising from street im arrives and is applied on these pu fert were married at the courthouse provements. pils they will be oblidged to remain at Eugene last week, Judge H. R. The erection of at least a dozen new out of school.— Roseburg Review. Kincaid, officiating. modern residences was commenced Miss Stella Browu, who has been in this city this week. So brisk are Hot drinks—Tom ato and Beef Bou in Woodburn since her parents, Mr. building operations that our reporter and Mrs. J. R. Brown, moved here, is unable to keep up with the march illon. Asparox, and hot Chocolate at the Wave. returned home Wednesday. of progress in giving a complete re Any one desirous of tradiDg places pot t of the now buildings. in Cottage Grove for homes in Eugene, Work on the new Jones ami Phillips Albany, Woodburn or Portland will brick is progressing rapidly. The do well to call on Medley & Milne. brick walls are practically completed, Mrs. Phoebe Ranson, of Baker City, the joists and false floors ore all laid is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Curnow in the first and second stories and the and her old school mate, Fred Gale, sheeting for the roof Is about all laid. M2 1-2 Oonffresa 8t. and is well pleased with Cottage The building will be ready for the in P ojwlajtd , M ains , Oct. 17 , 1901 . I consider W ine of Cardui superior terior work early next week and when Grove. to any doctor’s medicine I ever used this big brick Is completed it will he end I know whereof 1 speak. I suf Luke F. Knowlton, S. P. Station the pride of the city. fered for nine months with suppressed Agent at Albany, stopped over a few menstruation which completely pros trated me. Pains wonld snoot through hours in this city Wednesday to visit Harry Young, formerly representa mv back and sides and I would have with his parents while on his return tive of the Malthoid Roof and P. and blinding headaches. M y limbs would home from Medford. B. Paint Co., of Portland, is in this swell up and I wonld feel so weak I ooald aot stand up. I naturally felt city conferring with the Pacific Tim Saturday evening at 5 o’clock, A. L. disoouraged for I seemed to be beyond ber Co. in regard to handling their the help of physicians, but W ine of W illard and Miss Pearl Jones, both of patent logging block which is the Qardui oame as a God send to me. I Cottage Grove, were united in mar finest thing on the market of Its kind felt h change for the better within a riage by Justice of the Peace, C. A. and no doubt will b o o b be la- practical week. After nineteen days treatment I menstruated without suffering the Wfntermeler.— Eugene Guard. use in every logging camp on the agonies I usually did and soon became regular and without pain. Wine of L. D. Scarbrough is engaged in coast. It will be a good seller. Cardui is simply wonderful and 1 wish picking the apples in his fine orchard. that all suffering women knew of its Bartels & Veatch. the enterprising good qualities. Ho will probably gather 2000 bushels. The Doctor’s apples were awarded meat market men, have recently pur chased a tract of land situated be the premium at the Eugene fair. tween the railroad track and the river Treasurer, Portland Economic League All persons knowing thomselves in just below the railroad bridge north debted to the Benson Drug Company, of town and have let a contract to C. Periodical headaches tell of fe recently sold out, will please call at C. Roberts for a modern slaughter male weakness. Wine of Cardui my office and pay the same; Thus house and stock pens. As soon as cures permanently nineteen out of save trouble and costs. A. H. K in o . they are completed they will move every twenty cases of irregular Notice to creditors—All those know their stock pens from their present menses, bearing down pains or ing themselves indebted to me will she on Silk Creek west of town to any female weakness. If you are please call and settle at once, as I am their new location. discouraged and doctors have in need or all the money that is due Mr.James Gardner, wlfeand daugh failed, that is the !>est reason in me. P hilip H ohl . ter Lucile, arrived here Tuesday from the world you should try Wine of Cardui now. Remember that Miss Elsea Lea returned home Tues Walla Walla to visit relatives and headaches mean female weakness. day from a two months visit with friends a few days. They are on their Secure a 11.00 bottle of Wine of friends In Wisconsin. She visited way to California where they go for Cardui today. St. Paul and other points of interest one year for Mr. Gardner’ s health. Mrs. Grrdner was formerly MDsSadie in the northern States in her absence Myer who taught a number of terms and reports a most enjoyable trip. of school at this place more than six Services at the C. P. church next teen years ago. The place has so | Sunday morning: Subject for ser changed she could hardly believe It mon, “ Look Out For the K ing’s W a g to be the same town. ons.” Special music will be rendered for the occasion. All are cordially E d m u n d Vance Cooke. invited, especially the old people. Citizens’ meeting in the evening. FEMALE WEAKNESS W IH E « A Missouri country editor refuses to publish obituary notices of people who, w hile living, failed to subscribe to his paper, and gives this pointed reason: "People w h o do not take their home paper are dead anyway, and their mere passing away is or no news value.” The telephone line from Drain was completed to Elkton Saturday and works fine. A large crowd was pres ent to witness the opening « ‘ the line Jas. Sterling will continue^the fine on to Scottshurg and the coast. He dl then give his attention to the UaK land-Kellogg line, and the line Iron, Roseburg to Glide. It C Trunnell of CottageGreve, ac companied Ky his wife. i. visiting a the home of his brother. J ° « Tru“ nell of Bailey hill. There are six of th- The first of a series of lectures and other special entertainments to be given under the auspices of the public school, will he held at the opera bouse Saturday evening of next week when Edmund Vance Cooke, the celebrated American poet and lecturer, will deliver his famous lecture entitled “ Pot Luck with a poet.” As an impersonator Cooke is a genius and cleverly por trays tbe character of his sketch. It is rarely that the city is visited by such a noted character and everyone should avail themselves of the op portunity to see and bear Mr. Cooke and at the same time, assist the pub lie schools. í í v » ^ i ^ ^ ad^ | K d ¡ s her fond parents, leaves ,h* f now,ly 1 -..uou to brother and three sistere T V n^ r . • r n ¿ow-ly a- -M'dition I to mourn is located In the " 0Ww ^ u , treet. in h„ r loM The funeral aervtces were denees are . ! Hngton, tion. „ „ was favored with a j e The L eader interment in the Shields _. bereaved family plemwn^call Saturday hove the sympathy of all in their old fr,end^ ^ es;ate Senator A. C. t,me of sorrow. 7 ” ? tb a T A . i r only ide. of praot.c.ng returning home Re9,,V ! L * UM ' ro" >H^n«frvolâl>,y -V ^ «1 - n o n iF "S S I Vw7totEeBohem day to with Which they ^ O e m o « e.. ^ .pend more money every impressed.__in another column , ,ov for whiskey and other j ! day tobacco, for tobacco, of which appears in another worthless luxuries destructive to of this paper. J S S iA A tS T J : M E R C H A N D I S I N G BT. New Styles for Fall We are making an early exhibit ion of tbe Latest Styles in Fall Press Goods, in order that you may be abld to judge the Styles and make your selections early enough to g e ttile most good out of your fall dress before the rainy days come : : : A Few of the Latest Heather Suiting. Zibelin es. Auto Cloth, Y a n k e e Suiting, Drevp D ’A l m a , D ra p S ebas topol. M elton C loth, a n d C h e v io ts i s s s Buy your dress patterns early and get f f a i - a service for flu* season. The place I k t j r “ Hemeniway & Burkholder For the next 20 days we will sell a fine line of' youths and boys Ready Made C L O T H I N G at actual cost. Rare bargains for those who call early. Values in boots, shoes -mil gents furnishings. Also carry a fine fresh stock of FAM ILY G R O C E R IE S which we bought right and can sell right. Country produce (»ought and »old. You always get your money’s worth at : : : : : : : The Cash Grocery Co. £¡7! The 'Wireless Telegram 1» C» A M ESSAGE OF GOOD CHEER TO THE PEOPLE Died. RH O D ES.— At the fam ily home about two miles east of this city w,” n g h e re! t i t his duty to the f.mUjf nare/for one at least to do right pel Tuesday, Oct 27, 1903. Geneva ttlcnlly and so he is a democrat May Rhodes, aged 1 year 7 months | you ought to hear the o h erje.y ^ te^ and 25 days. ' their version of the 9t >ry. » The bright little one was ill only finishing put the C. a H. in Jones days and ami diem -lied from some com *h'e neat"commodious rot- a few days home í f hi" -laughter, Mr» Lhcated disorder. She S was the dau- tage home ° ™ j neilJ. yt and t„e am-1 * g h t e o ( ' Mr. Mr an,| an-1 Mn •»*«• Cail Rhodes. sot of CARDUI IN ' ¡ body, soul and tnin-1. W e have just received a large installment o f fall ;md winter dress goods ami waitings at prices ranging from I5c to $2.50 P e r Y rd W e have also received our first shipment o f ladies skirts, waists, wraps, and a full line of Misses ¡Skirts. These goods are being displayed as fast as possible and it will pay those desiring goods of the latest styles to call on us while the stock is complete i W e carry the la r g e s t line o f carpets, rugs, lace curtains, dress goods, trimmings, cloaks, skirts, waists and drygoods of any house in the city and vve guarantee our prices as low or lower than any house in the county. Remember the bitch string always hangs on the outside of theMoor at LURCH’S STORE
