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About Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1904)
OO000-0OOOOOOOOOOOOÔOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ç Herbert Button of Eugene visited here on busiuess Monday. Wpeclal sale on pillow tups and bead work at the Novelty Store. llev. C. H. Wallace will speak at 11 » "i. next Sunday at theC. P. church. Next Monday is tlie tth of July >1 If there are dry weeds, grass or other fore combustible material about your fo u r th premises clean them up this week, dont wait for tlie small boy to do it 'villi Ids fireworks. He might clean up your house at tlie same time.- Sun \\Vre going to celebrate the Fourth Drop in and see Jose Mercury Dur assortment ot of Among those from Eugene who entne to witness the ball game Wed I tc . e c r a k rs Bom bs. Rockets. Flags. E nesday were E. J McClanahan, O. E. 'j s —\v.‘ alio liave a i full Hue line of "I liniment, embrocation*, emliroeatlmu, plasters, plaster», imlofori lodulurm Taylor, O. Olston, Walter Ross, Win. au/e and ether remedte* (nr mure tti'iliy »nuntU you no ilmilit » ill need G Martin, J. C. Jones, and J. I). •re t lie day 1» over. :: :: Hamlin. Mr Olstou is associated with Cottage Grove men in the establishment of a saw mill near this city. Tile iluders of tlie recently reported g r ld ledges on Sucker creek, in South ern Oregon, Josephine couuty, fifty miles we„t of Grunts Puss, are related to our townsman Frank Jordan, one being a nephew and the others bro- AFTER ther-iu-l'tw. A new town has been THE FOURTH founded which will be called Golden- 0 -0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O O O O O O O 0 0 -0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 view city. It is just on tlie Oregon- Califoruia line. Geo. Hess, who lives on Wall street VAL AND D EP A RTU RE OF TRAINS. Band H as Pleasant Outing near Silk creek, found a spotted fawn SOUTH HOUND ,I N D asleep under the trees near his home . . ¡ 3:00 p.ln. No. 11 .lfc.VT p.m. ocb recently. He picked it up nnd has it The hand boys accompanied by I:.V2 0.111. No. 15. ... 2 :l.‘l ».III. In his care. As it lias proved very inquisitive he is thinking of giv their wives and svveetbearts spent Notice ing it away or returning it to its native last Sunday at Geer’s Springs, the heath. Portland park commissioners object being an all-day practice, as erty owners are urged to re- would no doubt be glad to have this well as recreation. The morning rv grass from sidewalks aud young male deer for the city park. practice was done on the covered Itomi ¡in next week’s is dwellings or out-buildings At tlie M. E. Church the Sunday portico of the hotel. Mr Geer, who r to lessen the danger from sue o f the Loader how to morning subject will lie “ Jude, an other of the Apostles.” There will be is a prince of entertainers, kept the the Fourth of July, lle- patriotic exercises in the evening crowd cool with his famous Geer r there is ouly a four-iuch get a tine set o f the works Prof. Albert Sweeker of Eugene Springs mineral water carbonated. supply water in cage tire o f Shakespeare, free. This State University is expected to be present in tlie evening to address tlie Say! it is a nectar for the gods. At out, and it will not convey offer is open to any young newly elected Epworth League ofii- noon those who had brought lunches | tit water to tight more than eers. The evening services during went to the grove adjoining the ■ at a time. Reasonable man or young lady. The the summer will begin promptly at hotel where tables and benches have ion may prevent serious set may ho seen at the o f eight o’clock and will be brief, lasting been provided for the convenience one hour. jenres, so clean up your of campers and picnickers. After fice o f the Leader. W. L. Vinson and Frank Garrison, of Baker City arrived in Cottage lunch at table, hammocks were just ns important as this, Grove Wednesday morning and went stretched nml each enjoyed a rest in Get Bead» v owners and consumers of at once to Bohemia, where they will his own way, some of the young For u good time ter should not fail to turn thoroughly examine the Grizzly mine folks going for a stroll just to get belonging to Al Johnson. It satis On the Fourth of July water in their yards at once fied witli their investigation they will “far from the inadding crowd.” In the City of Cottnge Grove. lie sounding of an alarm of interest themselves in its develop From 2 p. m. the hand had a three- See our bicycle?, Lauder’s music ment. Botli gent!-men have been 'here is an ordinance to this hour practice. There were a great hut it should he the desire of »tore. interested in Eastern Oregon mines ‘ • Wol ff- A merican Blcycles” Lauder'g atnl have done extensive work along many from town who went to the prevent fire by exerting every springs, and ns the proposed day’s music store. these lin e s . within their power to assist practice had been talked about by Legal bla nks and mining notices at uuteer fire department. ^ tlie L eader office. Annual Picnic. those in the vicinity of the springs Call at tlie Novelty Store and in the whole country side was About two hundred aud fifty spect the raphia work. there, so quite an audience greeted persons enjoyed the Methodist .Too Lnndess is down from the Itolie- the band, enjoying especially the Sunday School picnic Wednesday. min mines to spend the Fourth. national airs. This school is steadily increas Caul Johnson of Drain is visiting The practical joker was there also. friends in tlie Grove this week. ing in number and each year the He coaxed an innoceut, country dog Miss Mildred Lockwood spent a few picnic has a large attendance. behind the base section and tied days the last of tho week visiting Lo Tlie big crowd went to a beautiful one end of n rope to tbe poor ra ne friends. The Oldest Brand grove beyond Latham in b ig hay “ critter’ s” neck :q,>d the other to the Fred Melnzer or Yonealla. was in the W orld ::: transacting business in tlie Grove wagons, busses and buggies. The back of Billy Wallace’s Helicon place is ideal for most every pastime Friday and Saturday. tuba. When the baud started to Miss Leta Sanford returned home that a picnic occasion may suggest play there was “something didding.” Monday after a pleasant visit with The river near by especially afford Lender Berry thought W ynn's »lido friends in Salem. ed the hoys aVhnnce for swimming “ Washington icecream ” delivered Iu secluded spot, just nice enough trombone was out of tune and gave at any and all hours, to any part of for girls, young ladies and little- a rap to stop playing. Frank Mc i the city. The Wave. Phone 74 . Farland was on baud to help clear girls went wuding to their hearts ey Can’t be Beat the wreck but from the fact that H. Found—A pair of glasses. Owner cun have by balling at L eader office j content. K. Bills was about 40 feet, away nnd A one sided game of hall was one I and paying for this advertisement. convulsed with laughter, which by j of the interesting features between State Game Warden J. W. Baker the way is his normal condition, the has gone to Albany, Salem and Port , the officers and teachers, and Mr. land for a few days on business eon | Gunn-» class of boys. A bursted writer thinks he did the deed. A Com e and S ee them horsepower merry-go-round was nected with Ids ofileo. hall gave the hoys relief from fan Before Y o u B u y :::: Mrs. Geo. House and sister Fannie ning the halls fired from the cat furnished free and was well patrou- Johnson, nml Pansy Feister arrived ized. The hand organ attachment in tlie Grove Saturday from the Bohe apult arm of our genial Station was missing, but the monkey was mia mines to enjoy the eelebintion. Agent Mr. Ishatn. in evidence. There was no liquor One hundred and fifty feet of Ask Garman & Hemenwav for the Rogue River Creamery Butter, manu dinner table filled with ali good on the grounds, and no hall game factured at Medford, by C. E Gaddis, things to eat delighted the hungry to make it an hilarious day but all in the valley wltere the alfalfa grows. enjoyed themselves. It was decided A ? a month will koep your suit picnikers. Lemonade all day loug, unanimously to repeat the perform and a big treat of ice cream was cleaned, pressed, buttons on, and rips ance at a future date. sewed at the Ideal clothes cleaning given the school by Supt. J. I. O n e o f th e B oys hi .tones came from Eugene establishment, Mrs. W. A. Cunning Jones. W iny nml remained a duv visit- ham. proprietress. Leave orders at No one more eagerly looks for Mardi Gras and Carnival at Portland. ■ 1- father Newton Jones, Fred Is Weieli & Woods store. ward to the annual picnic than Isaac Jng near Solo, Linn county, with When you go to Eugene don’ t fail A Mardi Gras and Carnival will | jotlier. to stop at the Gross Hotel. Best 25 Jones, who spares neither pains nor he held at Portland June 28 th t o ’ cent meals in tlie city. New building, money to make this a most delight July 7 th inclusive. Special at- | new furnishings, courteous treatment ful occasaion for a'l who attend. tractions have been provided to | aud prompt service. make this the most successful earni-j Two Runaw’ ys. Miss Nellie Culp who Inis been em ployed in the Loader ofTloe for some One of John Durham’s express valever given in Portland. Special mouths past left for her home Tues rates have been granted by the ' Tilt I’RhSCRIPTION STORE day at Callahan, Siskyou Co , Califor teams ran away Wednesday after Southern Pacific Co. for 'his occasion. noon on Main Street. The team nia. William Matthews, reporte 1 to have was left standing in front of the Sale dates June 27 th, July 2 nd, 3 rd, \ been drowned in a mill race at the Metcalf A Morse grocery near the 4 th and 7 t.h. Call on any Southern Crystal Consolidated Co’s mine, met bridge and took French leave. At Pacific Agent for particulars. | " > pride ourselves the w ay our his death I)/ falling into a shaft or I prescription business Is growing, buried at the depot the wagon struck a tall “ up-raise” . Tlie b sly was Raphia! Just what you want for a flic people are fast learning pole aud was badly broken. The summer hat at the Novelty Store. Wildwood. "here the correct prices are barged , also where :: :: Mrs. Wm. Hawley of Lorane, was horses were not injured and were called Sunday to her mother’s bedside soon hitched to another wagon and gistered Pharmacists at Creswell, but on arrival found her doing business as methodically as JUST BHFORH THE WAKK much improved and returned to her \rc employed. Our stock o f pat if the spirit of the “ call of the wild” i furm borne Monday. en! medicines is the most com G et out your bunting and plete and the largest in the city. J. W Cook or Portland was in town had never entered their heads. <>ur line o f :: :: :: :: your flags. Shortly following the Durham the first of the week on business. He Unfurl them to the breeze ! j was formerly a resilient here and was derby there was another escapade rugs, Sundries, Per- interested in mining. He returned to of a similar nature near the First Just give a celebration here Monday night, having met And make the natives mes, Stationery, Books, i Portland manv old acquaintance» wtiile here. National Bank. This was a team sneeze. Artists’ Materials Cottnge Grove has arrangements from the country and the runaway W ho don’ t enjoy the g lo completed fo ra rousing Fourth of was checked in its incipiency by the Is complete. Mall orders receive rious Fourth I July celebration and is preparing to night clerk of the Hotel Graham. the best of attention. :: :: :: entertain a large number of visitors Is m ighty hard to please. ! from neighboring town». It is u live W e ’ll help you make a a m i l y R e c i p e s I town and a good place to spend the A Delightful Cottage Grove Home. racket 1 glorious Fourth.—Roseburg Plain- R e m e m b e r the P laice One of the most delightful And sell you all o f these: | ileuler. homes in Cottage Grove, where i Sky-rockets, bombs and | Excursion rates of one and one-fifth economy and comfort combine, | I fare, round trip, have been made on to lavish mandarins their benefits up- j | theO. .t S. E. railroad for July Fourth (Y o u don’ t know w hat \ T i c k e t s a r e good for return next day. on the human race, is the one where they are?) People a t all points along the line are the falling sha les of evening are ! T h e y 're big, long strings invited to attend the eelebtation In wrested from the black inky hours of of fireworks | Cottage Grove. the night and converted into a W G Martin of the Lane County noonday sunbeam by the use of the Designed to make a ‘ 'ja r.” Nt» BANK BULBING Herald. Eugene’s new paper, was at And then there’ s giant the ball game Wednesday and speaks Cottage Grove electric lights. Now | crackers, too, admiringly of «he progress Cottage is the appointed time to iustall A nd little ones galore. (»rove is making. W ithC. them. __________ ter he began publication of the Herald T o help the bloomin' racket on Tuesday last. Both are young men Mower by Express. on and will put ginger Into Eugene And make the echoes roar. A farmer of South Lane county journalism. So come you all. the great, Two lads playing in the water of the showed hi» energy Monday by hav the small river Saturday evening were not ing a mowing machine »hipped from j A nd buy your fireworks. mindful of the flow from the mill at Portland by express. He wanted | the time of shutting down. One or his grain cut and had ordered a cer If yon don't see ju st w hat them was carried ofT his feet nnd Y.ar- tain kind of a mower. It was not : you want i rowly escaped drowning. Boys ought Inquire o f the clerks at j to get a point from this, not to venture to be had locally and he gave in j near tho water unless aocompanied bv structions to have it sent as above. someone older than they. There is ■ It was received in time for use on \BV ERA DRUG STORK T T A G E O R O T E , O R E G O N I no danger ordinardy, but It is always Tuesday. i well to have help within call. $ HURRAH FOR THE FOURTH OF Z IP ! BOOM! JU LY G loria $3 .50 Ladies’ SIioes BANG! C o m fo r t. S ty le a o id j W e a r ft Try them and you won’t : $ f wear anything else :: :: r F or - G rarm an , H e m e n w a j r CO». ¡ L E A D E R S IN M E R C H A N D l S I N G v — - = Mostly L .1 NOTICE. .THE G O O D KIND.... A L L WEIGHTS SIZES anil ERICHS $35 J $-jO W e give you more for your money than Cash or easy pay- you get elsewhere, ments. Come in and see the 1904 models at :: f S, E. LAUDER'S MUSIC STORE h arter OaK” MONEY! SAVED There are a huudred and one things on which I can save you money at my store. Bargains in all kinds of HOU s e HO LD GOODS 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 AND SECOND HA ND GOODS C. J. MILLER, - - Comer Wall and River Streets nges and Stoves Is almost here. W ith it come noise. W ith it comes the speeches of pa triotism and the explos ion o f pow deraiuF’sich .” T h e Fourth is ah viys new. Its memories are those of our happiest days. W ho In s not en joyed it? ynne Hardware Co. nsoiTs Pharmacy I Tie Slorioas Fourth We Intend to Celebrate By offering the following: M en's $20 suits a t.........................$14.00 Men’s $17.50 suits a t .................. 12.00 Men's $12 suits at ............ 8.00 M en's $10 suits a t ........................ 7.00 Boys' $9.50 suits a t .................... 6.50 B oys' S'».50 suits at ................. 4.50 B ovs’ $4.00 suits a t.................... 3.00 MADE BY BUCH 4 L GO Pacific Timber Co. Store ODD FELLOW S’ HALL Murphy smoked in silent thought Of pie and rich dam chowder mght and thought, and clean ‘ forgot He thong....................... He »at on a keg of powder. 4 rc ___• Of a farm with a goat and a cow Tin* k<*g went off. a* they sometimes do. And Pat’s up vitti the angels now. JZ 2 I t’s — » sy i i-ill w hy we sell the If a most gr > • ri;-s in town: • i‘ » -ouu licdtuacuh, custom *r . 1 groceries at goo-1 f'C » our patron right pri' MORSE METC ensoiTs Pharmacy ■ m IJ 0 ■ ♦- Eugene Busies hllsf l TTAGE GROVE HOTEL FOR ì F. S. HAROUN, LL 3 ., Preti l t*. BW i KEEPING. Pi* ART. SW> RENT ply Mrs. Fr. Korinek il ¡T ID AND T r.u . have first • 1i- Student* may cd “ ; ,i / ff’ fK r .lH REASONABLE. J S 5 v*v /J* vj» '¡ 'ip * 4 * <f['* W i lie lot ’ ’ i Pen Flourish. V4» X4Y X4* *4* ■ ; M an I IV y^T>^e
