Lane County leader., June 17, 1904, Image 6

‘ ‘ Wolff-American B!cveles” Lauder’»
music store.
Indian photos for sale at the
Novelty Store.
Legal blanks ami mining notices at
the L eader office.
T H E P U R I T Y - -Of our Drugs and Chemicals.
Archie Counely left for Tacoma,
T H E A C C U R A C Y — W ith which our pre­
Washington, Wednesday.
scriptions are compounded and the stability o f
Little Leah Perkins of Eugene, is
all our preparations are the sterling qualities
visitiug friends in the Grove.
that we pride ourselves are embodied in all the
H|>eoial sale for the next 30 days of
trimmed aud uutriiumnd hats ut Miss
goods we possess.
Our exhaustive stock o f
Hanson's
Milliuery Store.
chemicals, together with our
Mrs. J. P. Hart and daughters, ac­
A S S O R T E D V A R I E T Y — O f toilet articles
companied bv Miss L. O. Grady are
and druggists' sundries enable us to offer to the
camping at Boswell Spriugs.
public prices that can be favorably compared
C. H. Joues was transacting busl
with those o f any drug establishment in the
ness iu Eugene Monday connected
with Ids new residence in this city.
country. Call and make our acquaintance.
Boy H. Davis, of Eugene, has been
W e Defy Competition >
W e Invite Inspection
appointed a midshipman to the United
States Naval Academy at Annapolis.
Rooms to let, houses to rent, farms
and city property for sale.* Kuyser
& Huff, the hustling real estate deal­
ers.
Miss Ethel Wooley went to Eugene
Monday to enjoy u week’s visit with
her grundpareuts, Rev. and Mia.
Wooley.
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Governor George E. Chamberlain
visited Eugene Tuesday to deliver
the annual address before the Univer­
A rrival ano d eparture of trains .
sity of Oregon.
bound
mouth bound
.......12:53 p.m.
No. II ........ ;t:00 p.m.
Work on foundation for the uew
1:52 a.m.
No. 15......... 2:13 a.m.
brick building to be constructed for
Messrs. Jones and Phillips was begun
Tuesday morning.
John W. Donahue, an Eastern
Assay Office Opened.
W. H. Bowman and wife have gone capitalist, will in the near future es- (
Get Head;
I.J. Poduskn, civil ami mining
to Waldport to spend a few weeks va­ tablisb a banking business at tbe
For a good time
peer, has opened a laboratory
cation. The L eader will keep them
corner of Second and Main streets
Ou
the
Fourth
of
July
posted on events at home.
I'e tests, both chemical and tire
The gentleman
In the City of Cottage Grove.
Ask Garman & Hemenway for tlie in Cottage Grove.
sses, at the corner of Main
See our bicycles, Lauder's music ltogue River Creamery Butter, manu­ arrived here with bis family Wednes­
one block from the Southern
stobe.
factured ut Medford, by C. E. Gaddis, day aud will occupy tbe Darwin
lie depot in Cottage Grove.
Ed. Jenks and Ben Curry have gone in tbe valley where the alfalfa grows. Bristow dwelling on South River j
Poduska is a graduate of to Bohemia.
When you go to Eugene don’t fail street. Others will be associated,
(land Park College, Des Moines,
All kinds of stamping done at the to stop at the Gross Hotel. Best 25 with Mr. Donahue iu the enter- j
cent meals iu the city. New building,
1 and has been actively engaged Novelty Store.
new furnishiugs, courteous treatment prise, which will be conducted!
pay work in Colorado. Califor-
Miss Nina Ostrander left Wednes­ and
prompt service.
as a saving bank.
Tem porary!
d Alaska for ten years previ- day for Portland.
The L eader acknowledges receipt
The Gross Hotel, the pluee to stop of an invitation from The Faculty and quarters will be occupied in the i
i coming here. He has solar
building next the corner mentioned. |
t, microscopes, furnaces and when you visit Eugene.
Cadets of the Bishop Scott Aceaileiny
The L eadzr is informed that a ! Jfc
Raphia! Baphia! Itaphia!—All col­ to attend the exercises of Com­
Iparatus for performing tests
ors at the Novelty Store.
new
building .will he erected, which
mencement
week
June
12
to
14th.
solicits patronage from those
‘
J. T. Jones went to Portland
C. J. Howard returned Monday will he occupied upon completion j
Hesire such services. The es- Monday afternoon on busiuess.
from a stay of several days iu the Bo- by the new banking institution, j "W
fcimanl thus opened by Mr.
New styles of buttenburg braids liemiu mining district. He says the Owing to the scarcity of houses for j
U l is the only one of its kind and patterns at the Novelty Store.
snow is rapidly disappearing and
rent the gentleman who is to serve j
city an l he should bo en-
Nice pure lard only 65 cents per 5 work will soon be active in the mines.
A * a month will keep your suit as cashier of the bank will not come
Iged to remain here by bestowal pound pull at Bartels meat market.
Rev. W. J. Adams ami wife left cleaned, pressed, buttons on, and rips to Cottage Grove until the first of I
\-h patronage as may bo pos-
Tuesday for the Sound, where they sewed at the Ideal clothes cleaning next month.
establishment, Mrs. W. A. Cuuuiug-
will reside.
hnin. proprietress. Leave orders at
Oliver Veutch went to Portland, Welch & Woods store.
Tuesday as a delegate to the Masonic
Joseph Johnson, who was injured
grand lodge.
while attempting to stop a run away
Miss Annie Van Riper went to Eu­ horse on Muin street last week, is able
Mrs. Nettie Gerard visited Eugene
gene Saturday to enjoy u few days to be upon tlie street again. He Thursday.
visit with friends.
states that while iie got l . severe shak­
Elza Holderman Is down from Bo­
Special sale for the next :tO days *>f ing there are apparently no serious hemia fids week.
trimmed and untrimmed hats at Miss results
Geo. Long went to Portland Tues-
Hanson’s Millinery Store.
On the oeeasion of the G5th birth­ on a business visit.
The Oldest Brand
Lessons in Raphia, chemical painl- day of J. W. Gowdy a number of
Mrs. S. E. McKinney spent Thurs­
ing, bead work, and all kinds of em­ friends guthered last Sunday after­ day in Eugene on busfnes.
in the W o rld :::
broidery, taught at the Novelty Store. noon on invitation Mrs. Gcwdy at tbe
David Griggs, the popular druggist.
Burlap at the Novelty Store—The family borne to congratulate the Is in Portland on business.
latest and most up to date material gentleman anil partake of a lunch.
Miss Leta Sanford left for Salem
for raphia embroidery at tlie Novelty All enjoyed a pleasant afternoon.
Store.
G. H. Bruckmnn accompanied by Wednesday to visit friends.
Cross stitch shirt waists and collars
IVnfl Wheeler, the seven-year-old his father, of Albany, were touring
and
daughter of Juck Wheeler, wasdrown- this section of the country in a tine made to order at the Novelty Store.
Mrs. G. O. McGilvray was ill Tues­
ed last Thursday at Hyland’s mill, automobile late last week in the inter­
ley Can’ t be Beat
ests of their furniture and hardware day and was attended by Dr. B. It.
above Marcola.
Mrs. Cad DeLassus, and her brother business. They are old friends of w . Job.
Mrs. F’ red Lamb of Eugene visited
Earl Hill expect to leave soon for H. Bowman of this city and may de­
Victor, Colorado, where they go to cide to locate here and engage in with relatives at this place and Sagi­
business.
naw
over Sunday.
visit their father.
F. J. Hard mine down from the
Hose teams are iu uctive training
Gill
Meadow,
proprietor
of
thePeek-
C om e and See (hem
a-Boo mine, one of the valuable prop­ Bohemia mining district Tuesday, these pleasant evenings for the con­
B efo re Y o u B u y
mi
erties in the Bohemia district, was in where he has been with I. B. Ham­ test on the Fourth.
mond of the Hammond Manufactur­
town during the week.
Special class in Indian basket work
ing Company of Portland, arrang­
Boyd Gallery is now open on Main ing for constructing a 10 -stamp mill Monday afternoon at the Novelty
Street opposite the Livery Stable. at the Vesuvius mine. Work will Store. Lessons 25 cents.
Boyd has oil display the finest work begin at once.
Special sale for the next 30 days of
ever exhibited in Cottage Grove.
trimmed and untrimined hats at Miss
Mrs. Bailey, National lecturer for Hanson’s Millinery Store.
Harry Clark, who has been em­ the W. C. T. U. delivered three very
ployed at Lurch’s Merchandise store, interesting addresses in this city the
Raphia for sofa pillows, Indian bas
as clerk, left Wednesday for Wasco. first on Saturday night, then Sunday kets, belts, hats and bund bags, for
Eastern Oregon, where he will remain. morning and evening. Her home is sale ut the Novelty Store.
Dr. and Mrs. Macy are now occupy­ at Prohibition Park, New i'ork. aud
By tabling an application for an in­
Interest in Paint Mine
ing their new home, which is well she is a very interesting ami talented dependent relephone line the City
| L ekdeii is informeJlJby Kllis arranged and pleasantly located in lady, her lectures being both thought­ Council of Eugene has practically
negatived the establishment of n new
pus. proprietor of tlie Paint the grove on Silk creek iu the western ful and instructive.
miles north of this city, part of town.
R. Koehler, manager of tbe South­ system.
Mrs. W. H. Blair made hnal proof
returned
home ern Pacific lines in Oregon. L. R.
Inliforuia and local capaital is 1 Chas. Cochran
on her timber claim before J. J. Wal­
Tuesday after spending several
lin g interested in this tine months'in Pendleton. Mr. Cochran Fields, ,’Superinteudent, and T. W. ton. U. S. Commissioner, at Eugene,
Younger, master mechanic, were in
Yty aud there is evidence that has had tlie directorship of the Pen­ Cottage drove last week on their Tuesday. Col. Blair accompanied his
|le machinery for the operation dleton band since his last visit here, regular monthly round of inspection wife to "Eugene and returned by pri­
mine ou an extensive scale and his many friends welcome him and were taken over the line of the vate conveyance.
home.
John B. McGee, one of the pioneer
O. & S. E. 1!. R. through the courtesy
installed at no distant date,
miners of the Bohemia district, uow a
The L e a d e r has received through of acting Manager A. B. Wood.
pinmons visited Eugene in the the courtesy ofS. W. DeLaev of the I
resident of Salt Lake City, is visiting
Its of his point mine Saturday, Customs service, at Tacoma, Wash- | State Game Warden ,T. W. Baker in Cottage (trove. He was the owner
arrested Frank Spores on a ehutge of of the original Annie Mine, which has
latural paint mine when fully ington, a very comprehensive refer­ killing deer out of season. Mr. Spores
Iped and in active operation. ence map of that city, done in colors, j who lives on tlie Mohawk river came I icon a good producer.
for which that gentleman has our to Eugene with the game warden and
Frank Henderson and Ben Pitcher
Inploy a large force of laborers thanks.
appeared before lustice of the Peace started Wednesday for Bohemia mlu-
rill prove one of the valuable
Among those who attended the com­ Wiutertneier. He pleaded guilty to ing district witli a four horse team to
industries of this part of | mencement exercises at theState Uni­ the charge, but tile judge withheld do the hauling for F’ . J. Hard In con­
versity, Eugene, this week were, Mr. sentence for a time. The deer was struction of tlie uew 10 -stamp mill at
fcoontv.
(lie Vesuvius mine.
and Sirs. J. P. Currln, Mrs. Frank killed on May Hth.
Jordan, Mrs. Geo. Lea, Mrs. Green,
Dr. li. H. Baumister aud wife of
Report of condition of the First
Mrs. Herbert Bakin, Mrs. J. E. Young, National Rank of Cottage Grove, at San Francisco, California, visited F2.
and Leston Lewis. Miss Lulu Currln the close of business June util, current, I A. Wilson and wife Tuesday and W ed­
of this city, is a member of the gradu -1 shows tbe affairs of tbe bank to be in I nesday of tins week. They are very
ating class.
excellent state.
Individual deposits ! much pleased with Cottage (trove aud
\Y. B. Dennis, Manager of tlie: aggregate .*141.417, a substantial iu -1 surrounding country and have prom­
Itili PRESCRIPTION STORE
Rlnekbutte (Quicksilver Mines, has re- j t-rense over last report, March 2 Nth. | ised to visit the city again.
turned from California, where he ha- Installed in new quarters with every
A crowd of young people -tarted on
I mu - h on business. He states that facility for transaction of banking a rickety wagon for a hay ride last
Before they got outside of
building of new furnaces at the Black -1 and exchange business in connection evening
butte will begin at an e a r ly date and with leading banking institutions of town th- vehicle shed a tire and the
rushed to eompletion. Mrs. Dennis the country, this bank is one of the men of the party had to go in search
" pride ourselvea tin; way our
•Tiplifin business in «iDWimr.
came to the Grove to meet her bus-! soli<l factors in the growth of the city. of another wagon liefore the party
File people are fast learning
band.
’ The First National bank of Cottage could proceed. A good time tvns had
where the unmet prices are
llturged, also where
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Sunday a company of well known Grove lias erected a fine new two- in -pite of delays.
Mrs. Huddleston and baby of West-
young people of Eugene came up to story brick building, GOxl'K) feet on
glistered Pharmacists
this d tv <>r. the early morning train ] th» oast side or the Const Fork river. port, Washington, arrived at ttiis
and
spent
t h e day in
the j Tlie hunk has a capital of »2.7,001!. T. place last Sunday morning to enjoy a
re employed. Our stock of pat-
■ her
• sister. . Mrs. T.
J
Rlnekbutte Quicksilver mines, return- < 1 . Hendricks ami S. B. Ealtln of th" pleasant visit with
it inedteiues is the most com­
et« .md the lamest in the city.
in " to Eugene on Sunday nigh, s , First National Bank of Eugene, Dar­ IC. Wheeler. Mrs. A. C. Wheeler m f
,
Coburg,
lias
also
been
a
guest
oi
h*-r
Pur hue o f
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overland. The company comprised win Bristow and Herbert Eakin of
Misses Ethel Kinsey, May and Gussie the former banking firm of Eakin A i brother's family. T. C. W heeler and
rugs, Sundries, Per-
Baldwin, and Me -rs. I. nils Nelson Bristow of Cottage Grove, are th»- . wife, for the past week.
Geo. Lea went to Portland Sunday
E R Gowdv. the latter having I principal stockholders, and they are a
les, Stationery, BooKs, and
formerly resided In this city but nor.’ sufficient guarantee of its success.— j | as a delegate to the Masonic Grand
Lodge, which convened in that city
being a salesman in the Griffin Hard-' Oregon State Journal.
Artists’ Materials
Thnt fish, cold-blooded as they are. 1 this week. He was accompanied by
ware store.
his
daughter. Miss Elsie, and Mrs.
complete. Mail ordert receive
be frozen and thawed back to lifo
Services at the M. F„ church Sun­ can
e liest .»f attention. :: :: ::
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¡f not exposed to the sun or not allow­ Bert Woods, who will represent the
morning.
subject
“
James
tlie
day
ed to get more than twelve to four-: i local order of Eastern Star in the
Man." In the evening the
m i l y R e c i p e s Quiet
grand lodge assembly of that order.
Methodist Episeopal Sabbath school I teen d eg rees below the freezing-point
asserted in the Medical Times on | .lohn Johnson with his family has
i R e m e m b e r the F1a.ce
will hold its annual Children s J)ay is
strength of a «eriesof experiments j I come to Cottage Grove to make his
exercises. The program has been , the
recently made by the Washington
especially prepared by Prof. Gabriel State Fishery Commission. “ I f ex­ I home. He formerly lived in Boise,
1 Idaho and is an old Colorado mining
of Chicago. His music is noted for,
posed to a temperature of zero they
i its simple touching qindities ns well will not survive. Fish can be taken man of tnaoy years’ experience. Mr.
as its rare sentiment. The program from the Columbia River and the Johnson has purchased the Rev. W.
begins promptly at eight o clock. Alaskan waters in a frozen condition J. Adams property on West Wall
! street. His attention was attracted
Mi-s Jessie Berg has had the prepar­
resuscitated in other rivers and to Cottage Grove through the Lan«
ation in hand. Mrs. J. N. Benson will and
lakes, or carried to any part of the 1 County LEtWEB, * copy of which wa«
I preside at the organ. About seventy- w orld under th" same conditions wi*h
' ■ " it it Ms re*|U" t o his t ome In
I fiv„ of the ladies and gentlemen as
NEW BANK BULBING
I l lano.
we.l as the little folks w'!i take part. ;
O v ir W a t c h w o r d s
For Comfort, Style amd
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T ry them and you w on’t
w ear anything else ::
Garman, Hem enway Co.
LE ADERS
IN
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M E R C H A N D I S I N G
NEW BANK TO BE
ESTABLISHED HERE
...THE GOOD KIND.
PRICES
ALL
W EIG H TS
$35 $30
SIZES and
$ 35":
PRICES
$4"
W e g iv e you more for your money than
you get elsewhere.
Cash or easy pay-
rnents.
Come in and see the 1904
models at
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f s . E. LAUDER’S MUSIC STORE I
.... LEADERS ....
[Charter OaR”
M ON EY SAVED
There are a hundred and one things on which I enn
save you money at my store. Bargains in all kinds of
H O U S 0 H O L D + G O O D S
Just the things you are needing in your homes at half
the regular price
E g g foods, lice paint, etc., etc
STURDEVANT’ S POULTRY PREPARATIONS,
N E W A N D SECOND H AND GOODS
mges
Stoves
C. J. MILLER,
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Shoes., j
A re g u la r barbecue
in shoes ^ The best
of styles and quail
ties v 600 pevirs to
pick from
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fynne Hardware Co.
isoi T s
dJI D C
etc.
Blucher, Bals an l Congress styles, in all shapes o f
toe and form o f lasts, Vici, Velour, Box, Call,
Our $ 2.50 atid $ 3.00 ones.
520 D C
$4 00
Cordovan, Velour, French Calf and Vici K id in
full lace.
Some were $ 7 . 50 , but most o f them
W e’ ve got the style you want and can fit you p erfectly.
E very shoe we sell, no matter tbe price, is guaranteed to
give good wear and satisfaction, or a new pair free.
Pacific Timber Co. Store
UNDER.
ODD
Pharmacy
hsoiTs Pharmacy
Corner Wall and River Streets
FELLO W S’
H ALL
P. Murphy smoked in sil**ntthought
Of pi«* and rich dam chowdet.
Me Lhoiijjjht and thought. and clean forgot
He Hat on a key of jow'lcr.
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The sparks they Mew as his thoughts «row
Of a farm Wit'll a ipmt and a cow.
The keg went oil. as they sometimes do.
And Put’s tip with the angel* now.
I t ’s easy to tell why wo sell the
most groceries in town:
If a
customer wants good treatment,
good, fresh, clean groceries at
right prices, lie's our patron :::
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Eugene Business College
F. S. HAROUN, LL. D , President.
BOOkKEtPINO. I’tN ART. SHORT HAND AND TYPE» RITINÖ..
Wo have first Joss Ten -hors B • M"*b . I«.
students may enter any time during the year.
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