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About Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905 | View Entire Issue (March 25, 1904)
Breakfast bacon 15 cents per pound Bartels. | Speaking of Easter outtits—tl)e | ! gentler sex. Faints iuid new desigus of Wull This will b« tin* «rear storm paper at Marion Veatch’s. mouth of the year, l to 3 . ruin; 4 to C rain, mild; T to 8 . cloudy; Nice pure lard only 6-3 cents per 5 | 1 st to » 1 st. rulli. •» to it. cold wave: 12 to 15 , pleas | pound pail at Bartels meat market. ant- it'.; equinoxial storm: 18 to JP ' 19 . cold storm; 2 o t** 23 . |ih*iisant; Pure lard only 60 cents per 5 pound ; 24 to 28 , rain; 28 to 31 , pleasant. pail at Bartels. Fully Warranted. GKIGGS) DeVOES’S) If this keeps up Don’t fuil to attend the opening at j the Misses Newland’s Wednesday | j March 30. 1904 1904 MARCH You w ill need som e good cough rem edy end a n ti-w in d p rep aration s; for instance ('alius anytime. We will gladly | S M T w H F S deliver anything you need in our line. C O L D C IL E A M . A LM O N D 3 4 5 1 2 | Bensons Pharmacy. C R E A M . C A M P H O R IC E . B A Y G 7 8 9 10 11 fa J. I. Jones was transacting business H A Z E L C R E A M . FR O S T IL L A 13 14 15 M 17 1 ' 19 at Eugene Tuesday. He says politics M EN TH O LATUM are warming up ut the county capital. *0 21 22 23 24 25 2 ft The largest stocK and best assortm ent o f The Misses Newland’s will have a 27 2 * 29 30 31 these rem edies in the city to be foun d at complete line of Ladies, Misses and j Children’s dress hats on display Wed nesday, March 30. The L eader editor went to Eugene j today to attend the good roads con vention and organization of a good roads association. Elbert Venteh went to Grants Pass lo O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O Monday to spend a few days with his sister and will then go to Ashland to remain indefinitely. B etter R e g is te r n ow . For your general blacksmithing go Beady for the millinery openings. to J. H. Baker the only bald-headed C L 0 T H 6 S C LE A NI N G Best sewing machine and bicycle blacksmith in town ; shop at the rear oil at Marion Veateh’s, ofBurkholder & Hemtnwny store. All kinds of sewing machine needles Frank Henderson and wife have I S u b s c r ib e fo r the L e a d e r . at Veatch’s furniture store. purchased the sitely lots of Attorney A $ per month will keep C ity Dominating convention tills A. H. King in the McFarland addition I City election the tirst o ' next month. your suit cleaned, pressed, and will build a modern cottage there buttons ou, and rips sewed. ■ Anyone desiring tine bottom farm F rid a y e v e n in g a t th e o p e ra h ou se. on as soon as spring opens. ibin 1 address box !>, Cottage drove Or Our stationery line Is the best in the Transient work solicited. R. W. Veatcli and family returned Prices are right too. Benson’s Satisfaction guaranteed. H a good organ for sale or trade for city. to this city Tuesday, from Eugene to Inquire at Phillips & Wheeler’s Pharmacy. Work called for and deliv reside uud will occupy their home on It would be well for the weather Wall street. Their many friends are oftb <>. ered promptly each week. man to make a change and give us a •pleased to welcome them buck to their ■ L e t us know your wants. Prompt few Orders taken at— days of sunshine or tlie reputation old home. <|elivery to any part of the city. Beu- of Oregon, will be lost forever. The statement published by the •ton’s Pharmacy. J. M. Culp is now conducting a bar state press to the effect that Dr. W. Mrs Will Hart returned home from ber shop in his cosy new quarters in W. Oglesby had purchased the Gardi rtland Wednesday where she ut- MRS. W. A. CUNNINGHAM. Proprietress ner Gazette which paper would here Inded the Lady M aeon bee's grand the Walker building, formerly oceuied after be conducted by bis daughter, by the New York Racket Store. ^gdge as a delegate. Miss Anna, is without foundation. Phillips & Wheeler represent the ■ Miss Ada Hanson left on the after leading A man who prefers the city weekly Fire Insurance Companies of noon train Monday for Cottage drove, World. Insure your house and to a home paper because “ it’s got where she will conduct a millinery the more in it,” reminds us of a man who stock of goods before the gfeat tire. ^Kore, being Installed as a braneh of picked out the largest pair of boots in the “ Wonder" millinery establish W. H. Abrams is erecting two cot the box because they cost >10 rrrore ment of this city.—Eugene Register. tages on his lots adjoining his resi than u pair that fitted him. J. M DURHAM, PROP- dence property which will be rented Here we are again on the threshold to the new proprietors of the electric I of spring and it seems but a few light plant. weeks since we were busy getting Draying and all kinds of hauling. Billie Edwards and Andrew Nelson ready for winter. The older we get Piano and Furniture moving a are busily engaged in refitting the the swifter time flies it seems. specialty :: :: :: Currin drug store in elegant style for Hon. Jus. Hemenway, the merchant the branch store of the New Era drug -------- B Y A L L --------- spent a few days at the county seat company. It will be swell. this week transacting business, “ Sol i out” —The demand has beenso says there is evidence at the county great for city property during the last seat that a political campaign is ap month, that we urge those wishing to proaching. sell to call on 11 s at once and list their An irate subscriber has written to property for sale with Phillips .A T H A T THE the editor demanding that bis paper Wheeler. Herbert Kakin be stopped. He exclaimed ;thut he President Johnson Taylor has returned home has not received a copy of it for two T. C. Wheeler from the Portland hospital where lie years and he dosen’t propose to pay Cashi er has been receiving x-ray treatment for anything he dosen’t get. Is ju st the P lo w fo r for cancer of the face. We are sorry Mr. Geo. Thompson of N. Dakota, to learn that he has received no per purchased through the agency of L a n e C o u n t y S o il C A P IT A L manent relief. Phillips & Wheeler, The Imperial $ 25 , 0 00 Preaching services at the Christian Hotel belonging to B. Lurch also the chureh Sundny morning and evening. new dwelling belonging to Phillips & Subject 11a.m . Psa. I :I, 7 :30 p. m. Wheeler in McFarlands’ addition lust A general banking “ The marks of the Lord Jesus.” week. business transact Other services ut usunl hours. Every ed :: :: :: :: :: Wo understand that Atty, J. S. Mpd-, body jhvited. , ¡Because it runs easy at any ley has upon the solicitation of friends depth and does the work bet Miss Lessie Newcomb has been en decided to become a candidate for the ORGANIZED COTTAGE GROVE ter than any other plow on gaged as teacher for the Silk Creek nomination of mayor of Cottage Grove O R E G O N school. Miss Newcomb is a very suc It is also understood that Mayor R. M. ■the market. :: :: :: :: :: cessful and competent teacher, and Veatch will be a candidate for renoini- we predict that the Silk creek school nation and re-election. will make good progress under her ¡Everything in the Hardware Line An unusually heavy ocean gale dash Services nt the C. 1’. church as usual instructions. ed over tlie low coast ran'ge of moun both morning and evening. All nre Wilbur McFarland informs us that tains and swept down the Willamette Invited. a measley time has been experienced valley Saturday, demolishing fences, Those wanting j.d) printing should at his farm home lately, his wife, baby and rucking old sheds and barns, also and little daughter having all been af playing havoc with telephone and tele first see the L ea der . Prices are right flicted with the measles at the same graph wires. No damage resulted In and work guaranteed to please. time. They are all on the road to this vicinity. Tlie Misses Newland will give a lib speedy recovery now, we are glad to Harry Lea and wife of Tomah, Wis eral discount oil al! goods sold open learn. consin, me enjoying a pleant visit ing day. Wednesday, March 30. The grand ball given nt the opera with the former’s brother, Geo. Lea, The scaffold gave way on W. H. I house last Ftiday evening uuder the in this city, having recently visited Abrams new cottage Thursday and Andrew Brund, a prominent vonng auspices niuny points of interest in California. Ves Wallace tlie brick mason who was of the Royal Neighbors of nlning man of the Bohemia ditrict has America, ladies auxiliary to the M. W Mr. Lea lias long taken interest in a Hue was precipitated to tlie ■ ■ i spending a few days in this city A. tvas well attended and proved a making a collection of Indian relies building ground alighting on his head and rat sactiug business and waiting for very enjoyable occasion. Music was and has a magnificent collection of shoulders, lint aside from a stiff neck ^gssution of the équinoxial storm, furnished by the fine M. W. A. Or Indian bead work with him which is and a severe shaking lip he suffers ^anticipates a lively season in the ! chestra, Andrew Nelson, director. the admiration of all who see it. little from the severe experience. mines. Jas. H. Hawley has returned to his Miss Ada Hanson of Eugene, has Ves Wallace, the brfek mason, ex Tie Willie from the mirror, opened an elegant line of spring mill farm home south of this eity from hibited a trowel a t tlie L eader office lucked the mercury all of. California much earlier than lie in inery in the building recently occupied Thursday that was used by hi a grand Inking in his childish error, by Welch & Woods, which has been tended to owing to the severe March father in 1M24 in laving brick ill .St. 1 would cure the whooping cough, weather, which is very hard on his Louis, Missouri. nicely remodeled and refitted for her N twithstanding llie funeral Willie’s mother convenience. Ladies no not miss her stock. Like a number of other stock- the fact that tlie Wallace boys all partly said to Mrs. Brown, men his supply of hay has been ex learned to lav brick witli this trowel grand spring opening, next Tuesday las a chilly day for Wjllie, and Wednesday. Next door to the hausted and he is compelled to put in it is still well preserved and has now then the Mercury went down.” a new supply at a fancy figure. Mrs become a valued family relic. Modern Pharmacy. Hawlev and family remained in Calif. forai, buy M. & B. White Pine, Mr. J. E. Wheeler formerly in busi ctorant for coughs, colds, whoop- Dr. A. W. Kineof Bandon, Coos Co. ^ bou gh , croup, lufiuenza, grip etc. ness here and futher of F. D. Wheeler Oregon, has been here visiting rela For S ale. left for the east Tuesday where he tives and friends the past week. He ^■aale at Morgan & Brehaut. ) Scotch Collies. Fine breeding goes in the interest of a large land company nt Winnepeg, Canada. He has also been looking up a location, and excellent individuals. Puppies is very favorably impressed with now ready for shipment. Prices has made a host of friends at this and Grove. He left for his home - place during his residence here who Cottage very reasonable. R o y O rdioh . I regret his decision to take up Ills resi- Thursday to make arrangements for the return of his family. The doctor Comstock, Ore. ! denoe' elsewhere. comes highly recommended. The E. West, who resides a short dis L eader was favored with a pleasant tan ce east or this city has two photo- calpfrom an old Coos county friend. | graphs which he prizes highly. They Tlie revlvsl meetings conducted by 1 are original photographs of the pres- Branson at the M. E. church Tor , ent King and queen of England, tok Capt. tlie two and a half weeks have en before their marriage, and the been pnsi very well attended and consider \ king's father. They were taken from able interest has been manifested. I life by photographer Mayall, at 224 Several conversions have been made j Regent street. London, and nre well and a nnmberof wanderers )ur stock of sundries is un have re j preserved. usually complete. W e have turned tothe fold. TbeCaptain is avery earnest, able and interesting speaker Mrs. P. D. Knowlton went to Albany We have )u*t received our m pply of brushes for the hair, the Sweet Pee Seeds furnished for free last Friday to visit over Sunday with and is doing a good work. The meet bauds, the complexion, the distribution b y Rieger, the California I her son. Luke Knowlton and wife. ing will probably close Sunday even Perfumer, manufacturer of that fam ■teeth, the nails the clothes, ! Mrs. Knowlton says one of the high- ing. ous perfume ■ the hat, the shoes, comb« of ! est windstorms prevailed at Albany Charles Coehrah. who became a ! Saturday that has visited that section member PALO ALTO PINK |every kind, reliable prepar of the orchestra of a large I jin years, which was followed by a j The Perfume That Lasts ations for the toilet table. fiiio i opera company late last summer and | heavy rain and some ---- „■ snow. , 1 » , timreil the United States last fall, at In fact a wonderful variety We offer prises for the first blossom 2°* I tile c l o s e o t w h ic h t o u r he w e l d 10 grow « from this seed; also for the pf those things known as S. P. depot at that place, and is get Chicago to receive a course of instruc- largest bouquet brought into our store July 10, 1904; also for the bou ting along nicely. Iruggists’ sundries. Our 1 tions under a prominent Cornetist, quet having the largest variety of prices are right, and we Supt. C. C. Mathews of the Oregon returned home Wednesday. He was colors. Rieger also offers prises. Securities Co., who returned to this met at the depot by the C. M. A. band guarantee every article in Now is the time to plant Sweet | city from New York last week has in uniform, which musical organiza line. A guarantee Peas, so come and get them free, been confined to his room several tion was long under his efficient di with complete instructions (or plant from us means something. days this week with a severe cold rections, its splendid record and its ing. growth and care. which threatened to develop Into pneu present excellence being practically monia. He was sufficiently recover the outcome of his efficient instruc DOOOOOO oooooooooooooooooo c j at ...WEATHER FORECASTS... HATS : NEW HATS Latest Styles in Hats and Caps.. See our line before buying. Our Beaver Hats are the best made. :: :: :: :: (Jarman, Hemenway Co. L E A D E R S TH 6 IDEHL Mostly L ocal ESTABLISH M EN T IN M E R C H A N D I S I N G S sfí-A Íís tí-"!' ite ta) 33 H - ! *_>f Í G ' > f s O a »♦, G , , l , .1 . .1. ,i.| Eugene Business College I I F. S. HAROUN, LL. D., President. BOOKKEEPING. PEN ART, SHORT HAND AND TYPEWRITING.. We have first class Teachers—Best .Methods. Students may enter any time during the year. ««-TERM S REASONABLE _ ___________,__ Write for Catalogue mid Pen Flourish. _____ ________________ _____ V Welch & Woods' Store. Cottage Grove T r a n s f e r Co. ACKNOWLEDGED FARMERS Phone - - 116 S Y R A C U S E PL OW W H Yi? 1900 fynne Hardware Co. es ¡nson’s Pharmacy NEW BANK BULBING * m w» B ar cd to b e ab le to g o to E u g e n e W e d n e a - 1 tioaa, s u p p le m e n te d b y th e late g o o d d a y , th e n ce to P o rtla n d to m e e t P resi w ork o f d ir e c t o r , H. R. B e rry . M an y d e n t O . B. H e n g e n . o f ttie O r e g o n He o f th e o ld fr ie n d s o f M r. C och ra n j c u r itie s t o, w h o w as d u e to a r r iv e at w ere a ls o at th e d e p o t t o w e lc o m e on I P o rtla n d W e d n e sd a y fr o m N ew Y o rk his h o m e c o m in g , w h ere his c a r e e r as | a cornetist ami band director is care- J C ity . T h e s e g e n tle m e n w ill p erson .a l l y su p e rin te n d th e re su m p tio n o f fully watched. His many friends are o p e r a tio n s in th e C h a m p io n B usin pleased to note his rapid advancement j M in es, B o h e m ia , ju s t as so o n ns th e and all join the L eader in extending i him a hearty welcome hotfle. w e a th e r w ill p e rm it. : S p e a k i n g o f S p r i r vg : W e won’t say anything about how March came in ; what s more to the point is, are you coming in to examine my Stock of ....N E W AND SECO N D H AN D GOODS.... You needn't bring much money with you, for a dollar goes a long ways here, Great bargains in Heating Stoves, Cook Stoves, Tinware and a hundred and one things you need at HALF THE USUAL PRICE STURDEVANT’S POULTRY PREPARATIONS, Egg foods, lice killer, lice paint, poultry remedies. OPPOSITE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Best and Cheap««». C. J. M ILLER . h POULTRY f YARDS Breeder of prize winning and high-scoring Barred Plymouth Rocks. S.C. Brown Learhorns. M.B.Tur- keys. Toulouse Gfees9, Pekin Ducks and Scotch Collie Dogs. :: Duck eggs, $1 per setting; areese and turkey eggs. 25c each; chicken eggs. $1.50 per setting. 2 settings, $2.50. The highest scor mg Leghorn chickens in the state, 931; hens, 941 Barred Plymouth Rocks score as high as 911 points. W orld's Fair and 60 day potatoes o f the finest quality, 5c per pound. :: :; Address E. H. K R U S E R O S E B U R C + + O R E G O N rooitw MBS. CECELIA STOWE, Orator, Entre Nous Club. 176 Warren Avenue, C h ic a g o , I I I ., Oct. 22,1902. For nearly four Tear» I suffered from ovarian troubles. The doc tor insisted on an operation as the only way to get well. 1, however, strongly objected to an operation. My busband felt disheartened as well as I, for home with a sick woman is a disconsolate place at liest. A friendly druggist advised him to get a Lottie of W in e of Cardui for me to try, and he did so. I began to improve in a few days and my recovery was very rapid. 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