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About Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905 | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1904)
Pillow tops at cost at the Novelty Store. See our bicycles, Lauder’s music store. Miss Ada Hanson Suudayed at home in Eugene. Breakfast bacon 15 cents per pound ♦ 'A . ♦ '¡s . < • * * ♦ '.s . at Bartels. “ Wolff-American Bicycles” Lauder’s O F F I C I A L B A L L O T music store. DVR WA R D v EVER YBODY'S PRECINCT Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kearth of Alca, Elgotlan K b U by th* of youf violf\lty ¿ally__________ arrived in the Grove Thursday. If you want velveteen for chemical [X| in front o f the name you would vote for. tapestry puinting, see The Misses New land. The drug store with “ Purity aud Accuracy” — The girls are all stuck on those Al- T H E M ODERN P H A R M A C Y don’s chocolates ut Abram’s. Y'on bet ter try them. The drug store that leads— Mrs. W. H. Robinson and daughter T H E M ODERN P H A R M A C Y are visiting with relatives at Dillard, Douglas county. accommodating salesmen o f Uncle Sam's stamps— T H E M ODERN P H A R M A C Y Theo. Jennings was taking in the sights and transacting business at the sellers o f soul-satisfying, trouble-destroying pills, etc.— county seal Saturday. Ezru Baker of Portland is visiting 'jfu J bis fattier David Baker of Row river, and friends of this city. We have seen men take prizes for >OOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOO ©oooooooooooooooooooc line stock who couldn’t taken prize of any kind for tine children. Call at the Novelty Store for art The -Angelus D coming to Cottage Harry Brehaut, the genial druggist goods ami curios. Grove. i -4> was considerably indisposed this week L R. Long left for Portland Wed - I Battenburg patterns and braids at but is now able to be about uguin. nesday on business. the Novelty Store. Wild strawberries are ripening ou A place for a pocketbook Is the new the hillsides aud in the meadows, and The Gross Hotel, tho place to stop strawberry shortcake is now in season. est in ladies’ hosiery. This may make when you visit Eugene. W a v for choice candies. 'em self-supporting. Attorney Jerome Knox was in atten For comparison, try the Washing- It was a business visi Mrs. Joe Miller who has had charge dance at circuit court at Roseburg a ton iee cream at the " e Wi tuve. »burs; Saturday. i few days the early part of the week. of, the boarding house at Alca, returned to her home Thursday. Lessons given in embroidery and •ereit morning or evening R. W. Veatch was a passenger to ALL jG eo. O. Knowles, of Knowles & of tiie city. H. K. S hirk . bead work at the Novelty Store. Portland Monday, where he went as Nice pure lard only C5 cents per S a witness in the McKinley-Ware land Getty at Bohemia, is in Portland. The new Aid complete line of choice W H IG H I'S firm own several mining claims in the cases. just received at the Wave. pound pail at Bartels meat market. district,—Telegram. All colors of velveteen for chem'cal A woman tells her children fairy . Hinds, of the real estate SIZES and Miss Spencer who lias hern in stories to quiet them, und her hus (Is Jt Ven3ko lias been com- painting at The Misses Newland’s charge of the Millinery department of Notary Public. •I. S. Milne, the real estate dealer, band tells fairy stories to her for the the Cottage Grove Merehuntiie Co., PRICES business at the county scat same purpose. tta Wolf, of Portland is a transacted left for New York Tuesday to remain Monday. Jos. Henry McFarland is removing indefinitely. r. and Mrs. Ira Conner, s a relative of Mrs. Conner. Did you ever notice how easy it is his large barn from its old familiar A game of baseball was played be W e give you more for your money than site to provide for the new public .^ ^ ^ o n tli will koap your suit to find an excuse for not going to school site in west Cottage Grove. tween a picked team and the High you get elsewhere. Caslt or easy pay church on Sunday morning? Led, plessed, buttons on, and rips school team Sunday, resulting in a ments. Come in and see the 1904 Ask Garman & Hemenwav for the victory for the High school boys to d at »lie Ideal clothes cleaning It is about time for the continuous models at :: :: :: :: :: dlshmcnt, Mrs. W. A. Cunntng- performers to begin warbling “ On the Rogue River Creamery Butter, manu the tune of 9 to 2. The band furnish- factured at Medford, by C. E. Gaddis, e l music on this occasion. . propi ietress. Leave orders at banks of the Yaiu, far awav.” in the valley where the alfalfa grows. I & Woods store. Clare Baker, the well known rail We have our suspicions oT the man Bernard Trygstad, a well known road man t7as in town Monday post who does not feel a tingle of “ that fishiug feeling” at this time of the young Bohemia mining man was in ing placards tegarding the Brother town Tuesday and went to Portland hood of Railroad Trainmen’s grand year. Wednesday to spend a couple o? weeks excursion to Eugene nml return Sun LADIES—You are invited to call looking after business matters. day May 29. He lias the thank - of the at Parker’s Bakery and get a taste of Dr. E. A. Lawbuugh and wife spent L eader ' for complimentary round- Aldon’s chocolates. They are the best m a few days in Eugene this week and ti ip tickets. ever made. on Wednesday took their departure An attachment was filed on the Three scruples make one drahm for St. Louis and other eastern points Long & Bingham Lumber Co. Wed but there are men in this city who where they will combine business nesday by Portland creditors. How can take three drahms without a sin with pleasure in quite an extended so ever. this action bears little signifi There are a huudred and one things on which I can gle scruple. journ. canee as it appears that an amicable save you money at my store. Bargains in all kinds of will be the speedy outcome It is now that the husband and cat A. B. Henstock, of Portland, spent settlement of a slight disagreement on the part have to take to the bush while the a few days in this city looking for housewife turns everything upside some kind of a business opening this of tit“ firm and its Portland creditors, which resulted in this legal action. down and rearranges the furniture. week. He is a practical business man That Fty LI, and complete line the mill will be put in active and is very favorably impressed with Just the things you are neediug in your homes at half Hon. R. M. Veatch has commenced Of garden tools, ctiltiva- again in a dav or two is the the town. It is to be hoped a business operation an aggressive campaign for congress the regular price : opinion of those in a position to know. E gg foods, lice paint, etc., etc. >rs, swders, potato- and c o m opening will present itself to him. in opposition to Hon. Biuger Heyinaun puters, lawn-mowers and J. Tunimins, late of Idaho, located STURDEVANT’S ? ) j r i y PREPARATI NS, He deli vered several addresses in Howard Beagle, wife and son, of two claims on Windy Creek, near by -y th e* or almost anything Jackson andDouglas county the past Eureka, Humbolt county. California, tile Riverside Mine last fall. He lias are guests of Mrs. Beagle’s mother week. ou want in the hardware line. now built a commodious cabin-on his Mrs. Harms. They are well pleased property, Ve also handle a good line of H. C. Veatch aud wife expects to ac with procured supplies and com their California home. Mr. Bea company their son, 8am. wife and gle was formerly in the meat market menced development work on the lachine and lubricating oils. daughter on an extended visit to Tex business in this city. group. Mr. Tunimins Is an experi as soon, where they will visit with the enced mining man and prospector, OPPOSITE F1EST NATIONAL BANK family of their daughter and sister, I. H. Bingham, L. R. Long and J. who lias followed the work for many Kev. and Mrs? Will McGee. C. Long, of the lumber firm of Long years in Montana and Idaho. He is Bingham, of Cottage Orova, were very much pleased with his showing Chas. Underwood, a cousin of city it in Eugene the first of the week trans here so .ur, and thinks that the future marshal Ed Undenvmd, arrived at acting business, Mr. Bingham be has more in store for Bohemia than / E W I L L T R E A T Y O U RIGHT Cottage Grove recently from Eastern ing Republican nominee for represen any camp he ever vieited. Washington to remain indefinitely. tative from Lane county. He is an old Lane county boy, but has been up in Washington several Mrs. E. A. Willson received the sad Imperial Hotel Sold. intelligence of the death of her sister years. Sullivan A Everett, late of Cbe- in San Francisco Sunday, and on Roy Knox of Eugene, spent Sunday Monday took her departure for that halis, Washington, but formerly of with his brother Duke, of this city, city attend the funeral obsequies. Wisconsin, purchased the Imperial and together they inspected their hop She to has the sympathy of her many yard, and new hop house under course friends at this place in her sad be hotel furnishings and business this of construciion on the Knox farm one reavement. week, from W. R. Courts and as mile east of this city, and found every thing very satisfactory. Rev. J. A. McVeigh will speak to sumed the management of this Mr. men only at 3. p. m. Sunday May 22, popular hostelry at once. kinds or sewing machine needles .1. N. Boyd will be in Cottage Grove in theC. P. church, Sunject; “ A leaf pourts has proven himself one of aatcbiB furniture store. on or before June 1.1904, with a big from my own life.” Evangelist Hart the nioet up-to-date aud practical 3 a happy home when its head well equipt photo tent with all the lat will sing. The Sunday services will hotel men that has ever conducted ss his l&isincss troubles outside of est things in photographs. He is well likely conclude the work of Evangelist and favorably known here und his J. A. McVeigh and Rev. Hart at this the business in this city and is a ■ottagAdoor. OW for slashing bargains in Headwear. old friends will lie pleased to meet place. They are doing goad work. genial aud highly esteemed gentle nuine optimism is looking for- him and extend him their patronage. man, Messrs. Sullivan A Everett For three years we have stood pre-em G. G. Warner, the well known min l wlttlj^leasure to a visit to the The county candidates started out ing nmn, who has been spending some come well racommended and promise 1st when one lias a toothache. inent in Cottage Grove as hat leaders. on a cunvassmg trip last week, to time in the Southern Oregon mines, M t i jf i go to Eugene don't fail Chesher school house, and w i l l has returned to this city ami will soon to keep the imperial up to its pres Our values and”styles are a criterion 4 tfce Gross Hotel. Rest 25 visit other places as announced in the go into the Bohemia mining district ent standard aud maintain its popu op at In the city. New building, papers. The Republicans are: Hon. to look after his interests there during larity. Mr Couits is undecided as to for all thrifty wearers of good hats. tea fegn gs. courteous treatment I N. Edwards. G. W. Griffin, G. R. the season He has much faith in the his future from a business stand trOHUpf service The reductions noted below are in Chrisman, J. 8. Stiles, H. M. Price, B. future of the Bohemia mining district. point. We hope he will find another Ion of the O. & 8. F.. rail- F. Keeney, W. B. Dillard. The Deino- J. E. Dunn, of Portland, Master of profitable in vestment here. most cases below manufacturers’ cost. onday in Roseburg look- oiats are: E<1. Jenks. J. E Barnes, Sunset Lodge No. 190 B. of R. T. was property and business Leon Edinunson, . P. Chesher. I. in town Wednesday advertising the $2.25 moans here just what means New Painting and Decorating Firm ire. and attending a meet- ” E. “ Stevens, ” E. “ O. Brady. ” railroad excursion to be given to in other stores. The variety of styles surpasses trlct fair board of which Wadnesday of last week arrange 8. C. Bartrum of Hoseburg, super Salem on Sunday June 5, 1904. An lit. visor of the Oregon forest reserve, effort is being made to have the C. M. ments were completed in the es anything shown in town. Soft and stiff hats of spent Sunday and Monday at this A. Rand accompany the excursion tablishment of n new painting and every shade, shape and style, tho goodness of place looking after reserve mat which starts from this city and the ters in the Bohemia mining dis- matter will be decided at tile meeting decorating firm in this city, which Fashion hits decreed proper for Spring and will put out the rather unique sign j trlct. He spent a few days in Eugene this evening. I prior to coming here, ascertaining Summer of HMI4. Mi<s Benetta Whipple was so unfor reading, “ Tom, Dick, and Harry, | about changes in the county road lie tunate as to sustain a severe injury Paint Shop.” This firm is composed ■ tween McKenzie Bridge and Foley Saturday by kneelingdown ou a needle Springs. A formal application ami which was broken off in Her kriee. of three of the best painters, paper permit is required by the Department she was taken to Roseburg bv her hangers and decorators in the city, at Washington to establish roads over step-father. Dr. Geo. Wall, for an X- — Tom W. Jenkins, H. Dick Berry lands in the forest reservation and Uay examination of the injury, the U>id J. Harry Peck. This firm has! out timber for bridges. Mr. Bartrum needle point being located, but owing ere they buy. It was accompanied by the assistant to its position it. was thought best not leased the barnass shop building on here the prices are supervisor Schuyler Ireland. It. is to attempt to remove it at the present the West side in which they will UN DER O D D F E L L O W S H A L L stated that Cy Bingham was re install their paiuts and other m i-l They are learning appointed forést ranger for the Bohe time. teriul and supplies, and where mem- j re the best o f bar- mia reserve for the ensuing season by | H. 8 . Rowe, of the Norris Itowe : to lie had. They Mr. Bartrum. circus, in speaking to a Guard repor- hers of tiie firm may be found. They j ... tt 1 , , ______ ter Tuesday said that tiie people of are first class workmen reasonable Ire pure Drugs, Sta- The Wynne Hardware Company | g „^ ene ,md really surprised him very and Sundries can moved into their commodious new £ h There were nearly 400U paid in their cbnrges, and satisfaction is I lit :: :: :: Our quarters this week, next door went of ¡ (lllllli„ ioll ti(.ketg poi,| „ the afternoon guaranteed in every job. House,- Veatch s furniture store T h e buil.l : fornvance netting a sum of *2200 sign aud carriage painting, and | ing was built especially" for this com- I for the managclIient. The people had paper hanging and decorating will by J. Henderson McFarland am |jtt|e or n oregard for the mud. Men, 1 lie made a specialty by this new C R I P T I O N S . . pnny is conveniently an<| cnildten children waded waded through . , arranged . . , and . . fitted . . 1 women amt firm. up throughout for the hardware bus mud ankl„ ,,„„p to Ret into the 1 big Our stock is complete in an e tidies* variety of Salt, ness, a fine plumbing, tinning ami hi- tentg a heavv rain falling on that day. Smoked, Dried, and Canned Fish. T he prices Burglars af Buoy's. cycle repair shep being equipped in ’ the rear room of the new building.) Dr. A. W. Kime, arrived at this are right and the goods are right. Just ask your A telephone message to the L kamck The second floor will be fitted up for I place Saturday from Bandon, Oregon, neighbor who has the best grocery store in town. Its offices. The Wynne Hardware Com- j where he has practiced medicine for a Thursday over the new rural ex pany, by its fair and courteous treat- number of years. The doctor was change of the Walker neighbor ment of its patrons, has built up a j p re c e e d e d by his wife and two children hood, conveyed the intelligence Parker's Phone flourishing business, and from a small ’ and will soon be domiciled in this city. , beginning only a few years ago now where they have decided to locate per- that luring the temporary ndsence Bread Ma a 65 carries one of the largest anil most [ manently, Mrs. Kime beiog related ■ | of Mr. Buoy aud family Tuesday- nr« « i » *v tv mi pino , cast si pc complete 9 tocks of general hardware, j to the Garoutte families of this vicin- night, their home was burglarized, minera’ and lumbermens’ supplies and I ity. Dr. Kime is a most practical and about *l.r. in cash and a few small farm implements to be found in the : up-to-date physician and surgeon and countv south of Eugene. Call and >1 very g<-niai and enterprising gentle- articles being missing. The burg see this firm in their tine new ipiar- man, the editor . f this paper having lary has been reported to the officers ters. Contractor Holmes demonstrat- lieen acquainted with him tor manv but no clue to the burglars has ed the fact that he has the ability tOiyeats. The L kvdzr joins in extend- been obtained. It was probably push his work to rapid completion at ¡ng the Doctor and his estimable fam- BANK BULBING the work of tramps. the same time doing it well. [ ¡ly a cordial welcome to this city. VOIrE THE Straight Ticket F o r ? C o m fo rt, S ty le a o id W e a r Try them and youjw on’t wear anything else :: :: :: Garman, Hemenwav Co. L E A D E R S IN M E R C H A N D I S I N G BICYCLES ....THE G O O D KIND.... E. LAUDER'S J,MUSIC J STORE n and den Tools M ONEY SAVED H O U S S H O L D + G O O D S \ NEW AN D SECOND H A N D GOODS C . J. M IL L E R , Hats.. Vynne Hardware Co. the Crowds Timber Co. Store I Pacific Pac Fish 1 Fish METCALF V< MORSE ’s Pharmacy GOOD PRINTING DONE HERE :: Prices Reasonable
