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About Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905 | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1904)
»O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O C (/■ ——— --- . - ----- ^ store. Pillow tops at cost at tho Not Store. Breakfast bacon 15 cents per pc j at Bartels. “ WolfT-American Bicvcles”Lauder’s $¥?. music store. Legal blanks and m ining notices at O F F I C I A L B A L L O T the L eader oflice. y R W A R D ■* E V E R Y B O D Y ' S PR E C IN C T Legal blanks and mining location E le c tion K » I 4 b y t h « p^opU o f y o u r v ic in it y d a ily notices at the L eader office. ail in front of the nam e you would vote for. Del Morgan the druggist, is trans acting business in Portland. All kinds of sewing machine needles T he d ru g store w ith “ P urity and A ccuracy” — at Veatch's furniture store. T H E M O D ERN PH A RM A C Y Hamilton Veatch of Creswell, at T he d ru g store th a t leads— tended the memorial exerciser in this T H E M O D E R N PH A RM A C Y city. Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Awbroy spent For accom m odating salesm en o f Uncle Sam ’s stam ps— Sunday in Eugene visiting with T H E M O D ERN PHA RM ACY friends. For sellers of soul-satisfying, trouble-destroying pills, etc.— If you want velveteen for chemical tapestry painting, see The Misses Newland. 0 7 , h a The girls are all stuck on those At don’s chocolates at Abram’s. You bet ■ OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOl ter try them. Those wunting job priutiug should first see the L eader . Prices are right Teachers Elected. In The Toils. and work guaranteed to please. M. Travis of Eugeue, was The school hoard held a meeting FOR SALE—A flue heifer calf, from _ by U. S. D eputy Marshall a cow giving twenty quarts of milk last Saturday for the purpose of ’rosbetel last Thursday af- per dav, H. K. Shirk selecting teachers for the ensuing on a com plaint sworn out school year in the Cottage Grove Mrs. W. C. Conner and Miss Lizzie Battenburg patterns and braids at Orpurd returned home from a visit public and high schools, and the V. Libby charging him with with friends near Oakland Monday. forged a name to au appli- the Novelty Store. following named teachers were Call at the Novelty Store for art *or a pension for himself for Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Dristow and em ployed: goods and curios. family of Eugene attended the Me received while serving in TEACHERS ELECTED The Gross Hotel, tho place to stop morial Day exercises in this city and ALL y iu the Phillipines. Before Principal, G. H. Dunn, grade 11 PRICES visited with relatives and friends. when you visit Eugene. ommissioner J . J. W alton he and 12: Assistant, Phillip Mulkey, The C. M. A. band ha 9 just received WEIGHTS Lessons given in embroidery and examination and was placed $25 $.10 24 pair of white duck pants to com grade 10; Miss Mattie Shively grade $500 bonds to appear in bead work at the Novelty Store. plete its summer uniform. Its dark 9; Miss Elsie Lea, grades 7 and 8 ; SIZES and Nice pure lard only G5 cents per 5 green, gold braided coats and white Mrs. Phillip Mulkey grade (i; Miss t P o rtlan d next Septem ber trousers will make a great summer $ 3 5 ' $ 4 “ aged A. C. Woodcock and pound pail at Bartels meat market. ERICES Its a swell band any Mae Larim er, grade 5- Miss Clara All colors of velveteen for chemical combination. eu as attorneys. Mr. Travis Hager, grade 4: Miss Ethel Taylor, way. lily esteemed young attorney, painting at The Misses Newland’s General Joubert, a battle scarred grade 3: Mrs. Lincoln Taylor, grade High seltsol graduating exercises at hero of the great Boer war, lectured 2: Prim ary, Olah Mickey, grade 1: eived democratic nomination W e give you more for your money th an . ,1 tlie Opera House this Friday evening. at the opera house under the uuspices Primary, Marian White, grade 2. rict attorney recently, which you g et elsew here. Cash or easy pay- L of the public school Tuesday evening. Rooms to let, houses to rent, farms declined. He was recently Prof. A. L. Briggs, the retiring] m ents. Come in and see th e 1904 ^ He related a graphic story of the and city property for sale. Kayser 1 and his friends feel sure lie & Huff, the hustling real estate deal great struggle between England and principal, has very ably, efficiently ] models a t :: :: (p able to exonerate himself. the South African Republic. His lec and successfully conducted the ers. ture was well attended and interesting public schools of this city for the Curtis Harris, son of Dr. J. W. Har throughout. past three years. He has not only ris, has graduated in dentistry at The Fourth of July committees are been thorough in his educational Chicago, and has returned home to called to meet at the Nugget office Eugeue. Friday evening at 7:30 sharp to per work, h ut has inspired much pride LADIES—You are invited to call fect arrangements for the grand iu beautifying the public school at Parker’s Bakery and get a taste of Fourth of July celebration. The grounds, which through his energy Aldcn’s chocolates. They are the best business people of the town are sub scribing liberally to the fund, the aud enterprise have been converted over made. list starting out with a good many into a beautiful flower garden. He Mrs. It. W. Veatch returned home $20 subscriptions. has also been untiring in his efforts Wednesday, having spent a few days Acting upon the advice of the to build up a good school libraiy visiting friends in Eugene and Cres- You can buy 25 There are a hundred and one things on which I can L e a d e r (?) the city council put a force iu which he has succeeded admirably well. pounds of Man save you money at my store. Bargains in all kinds of of men at wotk this week spreading as well as having secured many Ask Carman & Hemenway for t lie hattan S t o c k gravel contributed by the S. P. Rogue River Creamery Butter, manu the appropriate pictures to hang on the railroad company on the unsightly Food for $1 less factured at Medford, by C. E. Gaddis, square between the S. P. and O. & 8 . walls of the public Lchool building. than any other in the valley where ttio alfalfa grows. E. railroad tracks at the depot. It He has also been a factor in the brand, and get The Portland Daily Journal is de will be a fine improvement to that advocacy of an addition' 1 schoi 1 J u s t the things you are needing in your homes at half better results in voting a page each issue in the inter part of town. the regular price :: E g g foods lice paint, etc., etc. ests ot the local option mensure, while every way The B. B. T. excursion to Eugene building aud worked diligently to the Oregonian and Telegram oppose last Sunday was largely attended and secure a bond issue through a STURDEVANT’S POULTRY PREPARATIONS, this measure. the railroad hoys are to be commend special election to he used for this ed tor the able and pleasant manner purpose, the bouds having been Grand B. R. T. excursion to Salem ry It and Be Convinced Sunday. Train leuvee Cottage Grove in which tlie excursion w a 9 conducted, voted in the B u m of $10,000, work no pains being spared to provide a at 7 o’clock a. tn. and arrives at Salem at 10:20 a. m. Returning, the train good time for the excursionists. The on the six room school building hav U nder the same duy proved a big one for Eugene, a ing already been commenced. Prof. will leave Salem at 5 :30 p. m. baseball game between the Roseburg Briggs has not only proven him OrrOSITE FIRST NATION/ i. SANK brand we have Mr. B. K. Lawson,of CottaceGrove aud Eugene League teams, visit to self a thoroughly competent and “ Fly K eep O ff' representing the Paraffiue Paint Co., the University and campus, and band H oof Oil, Lice of Portland, was in the city this week concert on the public square consti up-to-date educator, but also an Killer, G all Cure superintending the placing of the roof tuted the nmusenient features of the enterprising aud public spirited on the O. T. building.—Wasco News. afternoon. Considerable complaint citizen. H arness O il,and on the part of the excur all kinds of rem Mrs. Nancy Burch returned home was heard W orthy of special mentiou also: on account of the Eugene ho Saturday from Indiana, where she sionists edies for horses is the efficient services rendered by j tels putting tlie price of plain every spent the past winter and spring visit day meals up to 50 cents and it was and c a ttle .'. ing with relatives and friends at her termed a “great graft.” However, the able assistants of Prof. Briggs] M e n ’s S t y l i s h C lo th in g during the past school year, the old home. She reports a pleasant the occasion proved a pleasant und In schools being fortuuate in having visit. teresting one. <vnd F u r n i s h i n g s & t y F. J. Hard, general manager of the a most able and com petent corps nne Hardware Co. Oregon, C o lo r a d o and Vesuvius mines of teachers. A Cool Headed Woman. iu the Bohemia district who lately re The newly elected principal, Prof, turned from a visit to Boston, where The daily papers recently con he spent the winter, is iu Cottage tained the following dispatch in G. H. Dunn, hails from California Grove. Money on the Move. which a former Cottage Grove girl, and comes to this city very highly A $ a month will keep your suit now an esteemed matron of Snoqu- recommended as a practical and bars were sent to Europe cleaned, pressed, buttons on, and rips thorougly up-to-date educator and ek valued at $10,000,000. sewed at the Ideal clothes cleaning lamie, Washington, figured as the a splendid gentleman, whom the heroine. The dispatch ran as fol establishment, Mrs. W. A. Cunning other shipm ent amounted L e a d er joins in extending a most 0,000. Most of the recent ham, proprietress. Leave orders at lows: cordial welcome to this city. Welch & Woods store. “Tacomo, Wash., May 9. —Mrs. A. N eckw ear ,000 of the Japanese loan Mrs. DeSpaln is canvpssing a book J. Bariow is a woman with a cool this country will be export- T rem endous f v s s o r t- DIED. containing illustrations and a com head. After J. Ingram, station O u r S t o c k Is C o m p l e t e a n d id. Then there are $5,000, plete account of the terrible Chicago m en t of C arrel B rand agent at Snoqulamie, on the North Up -to -d ate The asso rt he Russian war loan to be theatre lire. It is a hook which will SK IPW O U TH — At his home in ern Pacific, was shot by a highway m e n t c a n n o t be equalled r. The outward movement inspire caution against such catastro Eugene, May 31, 1904, Hon. E. in th e to w n V s* > which began April 7th now phes on the part of all those who read man, she took charge of the office R. Skipworth of tuberculosis. and telegraphed an account of the • to $52,500,000. The arriv it. He n as a prom inent and well P r i c e d a s follow s: By order of the eity council main shooting to officials at .Seattle. a ls of $9,000,000 of this street was thoroughly cleaned up this A man named Bridges was capt kuown attorney and democratic Irew an immense crowd and week and all of the ioo.se gravel was politician and was highly esteemed All 25c Band Bows a t..............Ific »reat excitement. It amount- removed. A marked improvement is ured bv a posse of residents upon throughout the county. The funeral suspicion of having fired the shot. All Shield Bows a t ...................1 Ac the residt of this work, Main Street N barrels of gold, carried on All $1.50 grades a t . . Ingram was just locking the safe took place at the family residence now being a credit, to our enterprising All 25c Tecks at.........................1 Ac aeuse freight cars. All $1.25 grades at.. city. when the bandit appeared and order Wednesday being attended by many All 25c Four-in-hands, 3 for ... AOc All $1.00 grades at. Some extensive improvements will ed him to give up the cash. Ingram friends and relatives. All 50c Four-in-hands at .......!Wc Rev. Wire of Albany officiated Alt 75c grados a t ... Ire made in the Blackbutte quicksilver refused and was shot. mines again this season commencing Sirs. Barlow, wife of the section and delivered an eloquent tribute July 1st. Albert and William Wallace to the memory of the deceased. ^In have tho contract for The masonrv foreman, bearing the report, hurried term ent was in the I. O. O. F . work. Jack Baker the painter has to the station and telegraphed the cemetery at Eugene. been doing considerable work at the facts to the officers E PRESCRIPTION STORE mines during the past mouth, paint The lady mentioned in the above j ing botli the interior and exterior of dispatch is none other than Ellen HUNTLY— At San Diego, Cal., the buildings. May 30,1904, Mrs. E. J. Huntly. Martin, as she was known in girl Johnnie Aiken, returned to this city Deceased was born in Tennes Saturday from the Portland hospital hood, the daughter of Nat Martin see, Nov. 2, 1835, and with her UNDER. O D D F E L L O W S H A L L wlit-re lie has been receiving medical Sr. an esteemed pioneer citizen of 1 treatment, considerably improved in this eity. She will be remembered j pareuts crossed the plains to Ore tli'1 place w h ere you g et fa ir htnient aiu l h o n est prices. :::: health. He will spend a few weeks by many of the people of this part gon in 1845 aod located perm anent 1 ? B ecause we have.the lar- looking after his property interests ly nehr Y’oncalla in 1849. She was st'M-k in the city. W hy? here and then return to Portland in of Lane county where she followed married Ju n e 13, 1851 to D. C. owe the people get what they I i'»r. W hy? Becatme we use hopes of Anally reeoveing his lost school teaching successfully for a ' Underwood, to which union eight Jy the be*t o f ch em icals in our health through a thorough course of! number of years. chil ren were born, seven of whom medical treatment. survive their parents. They are Mrs Gilbert Smith at Jefferson. Will Hawley, who sustained an in jury to one of his eyes recently went | Gilbert Smith, the young man Geo. Wall and Miss. Anna Under to the Hospital at Portland Monday who recently dissappeared and left wood of this city; Mrs. Geo. Small, >• .»re fact*. T h e re a s o n w e We sell everything that is good to ert, and nothing hut • tli s a sse rtio n is lH*eause of nnd on Tuesday evening submitted to what is good to eat. If there's any fruit or vegetable in i"TtMse in o u r business. Peo- the impression that he had drowned Silver Lake; John Underwood, an operation for the removal of the ii'tw w here th e y get fa ir season, we have it at the right prices. That’s why we afflicted eye, which was injured by a in the McKinzie river, is now at j Rapid Citv, S D. Mrs. Alice John small particle of flying steel. His Jefferson, where lie is employed, ac- 1 son and Mrs. C. A. H ubbard, San sell more groceries than any one else in town. many frienda here grently regret his 5 cording to reports received here. Diego, Cal., and H. E. Underwood, CH G /?e CROWDS misfortune. He is the son of Mr. , city marshal of this city. and Mrs Wm. Hawley, of Bow River. 1 I t now transpires that Smith left know w n ere th e b e st is to Mr. Underwood died in August Eugene onaccount of family troubles »•i. T h ey also kNow w h ere Phone Parker's Winn Bennett, returned home late j It is reported that another woman 1882 and later Mrs. Underwood M E T C A LF U M ORSE last week from a protracted sojourn 1 married C. A. Huntly and moved to M a in 6 5 Bread ste r e d in California. He went ns far south figured in the case. Nr.w wnitrv wmihníí , rAsr . mo C San Diego, where Mr. Huntly died as Los Angeles and visited many employed. O nee a eu sto m er We have on our yards 50,000 fe e t! several years ago. Mrs. Huntly waa I I places of interest throughout the a •'iistom er. :: :: :: state in quest of a location, but aiter I of lumber which m ust be sold to a grand old pioneer lady and was I taking everything into consideration, make room for incoming stock. Price held in the highest esteem by all I relative to home building as well as who knew her. Funeral services I the commercial and farming interests, ranging from $3.50 to $7.00. If in the two states, he decided that Ore voa want a bargin. Come at oDce. were held at Sun Diego Thursday, gon was good enough for him, and The Booth Kelly Lum ber Co., the remains being interred s t that that Cottage Grove was the best place E » B AN k BLTL9IN6 Saginaw, Oregon place. in the state. T'were ever thus. OTE THE Straight Ticket 1 Gloria $3.50 Ladies’ SI toes I . W ea r I F o r C o m fo r t, S ty le a m d ^ f 1 T r y th e m a n d y o u w o n ’t w e a r a n y th in g e ls e :: f: Garman, ! en lenwa Co. I L E A D E R S IN E R •7 S I N G 1 ? Mostly L o c a l c : N D ---------- 4 n .THE GOOD KIND.... Is, Dollar Saved Dollar Made E LAUDER'S MUSIC ] STORE 4t I .+ +'.4* .«fey M O NEY SAVED HQUS6HQLD4GOODS N E W A N D SECOND H A N D GOODS C . J. M I L L E R , Closing Out Sale Tremendous Reductions Collars Golf Shirts son’s Pharmacy Pacific Timber Co. Store eription Work G ood T h ir v g s to E at Pharmacists on’s Pharmacy GOOD PRINTING DONE HERE Prices Reasonable ::
