Lane County leader., August 05, 1904, Image 5

Get Haleni beer in bottles at Hotel
Graham bar.
Go to the Imperial Hotel for Huu-
duy dinner.
<
Money to loan on good security.
First class meals, Hotel Imperial.
Head work at cost at the N ovelty Oliver Veutch.
Store.
J
Raipli Whipple is down from the
Salem beer on druught at Hotel Bohemia mines.
Graham bar.
A Snap — Bargains in organs at
Burnt wood
novelties at the Martin & Lawson’ s.
Novelty Store.
Old pii|iersfor sale at Leader office
Money to loan on good security 15 cents |ier hundred.
Oliver Veatcli.
Bnttcnborg patterns designed to or­
Wm.Roberts was In Engeue the der at the Novelty Store.
first of the week.
\re the three essen­
Crushed leather belts.the latest out,
tial things in :: ::
Postmaster Howard left for a trip at New York Racket Store.
south on Sunday.
Boys overulis from 25 cents to 45 [
Fred Burns was in F.ugone Wednes cents at N. Y. Backet Store.
day for u brief visit.
S. E. Lauder and family liuve gone
Ladies’ stock collars, nothiug like to Nevada, where they will reside.
them lu town at N. Y. Racket Store.
Dont forget, those stock collars are
C O M P O U N D I N G
Headquarters for ladies' summer going, fust at N. Y. Bucket Store.
Wanted -Young lady to learn type- I
kuit underwear. N. Y. Racket Store.
P R E S C R IP T IO N S
Ladies’ wrappers cheaper than you setting. Apply at Leader office.
can make them, N. Y. Racket Store.
Join tlie Commercial Club if you j
I f you advertise in the Leader peo would see the town prosper and grow.
plo will see It—that’s what wo both
Mens summer underwear from 60
want.
cents to # 1.00 per suit ut N. Y. Racket
\|l these things you
Goyeruor Geo. Chamberlain passed Store.
;
A few more white shirt waist» left to
through Cottage Grove Monday, en-
>çet by having your
route to Itoseburg.
close out at greatly reduced prices at
work done at : : : :
W .C . Conner, editor of the Rose- N. Y. Racket Store.
Money to loan on good security.
J. H. White who has been quite sick Oliver Veatch.
burg Plalndealer, spent Sunday with
his family in this city.
for the past few weeks, is reported as
MerlScovel lias gene to Independ­
Something over «00 feet of new hose steadily improving.
ence to spend the summer.
Rev. C. H. Wallace will preach at
was received by the two local fire
Miss Bess Woods returned from her
Wildwood Sunday, August 14, at 11 a. outing at Newport Tuesday.
companies Mondayeveuing.
ra.
All
aro
invited.
Dr. C. T. Hoekett has bought the J
Particulars of “ How to Get the
Mrs. H. K. Metcalf roturned from Books” will be found on Page 4.
S. Akin property on the West side
.Not like Taking Medicine, but a Pleasant, Palatable Drink
Hulsey
Saturday
after
a
visit
of
three
moving into the samo Wednesday.
Theodore and John Martin with
For R ent- Furnished or unfurnish­ weeks with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Doc Patterson went their wives were here from Creswell
ed rooms with board. Apply Mrs.
Sunday, visitiug Isaac Thomas and
•Toe Miller, Wall street, near new to Eugene Monday, where he has a family.
arrival ano departure of trains .
position
in
a
pharmacy.
school
house.
MOUTH BOUND
UrH BOUND
Eleventh annual exhibition of Ihe
No. n
.3:00 p.m«
L. F. Wooley and family left Wed­
. 12:53 p.m.
Wagonmuking, blucksmithing aud
No. 15........ 2:13 a.m. general repair work at J. H. Baker’s nesday morning for Winchester bay Southern Oregon District Agricultural
1:52 U.m.
Society
will be held at Eugene, be­
shop. Every guarantee of good work­ for an outing of three weeks.
ginning September 2C, continuing
manship given.
tf
Editor
W.
G.
Gilstrap
of
the
Eu­
Lloyd to Bingham.
five days. The list of premiums is
J. W. Gowdy and family went to gene Register spent Sunday with his lurge and includes many branches of
H,>o. I. H. Bingham has received Winchester hay Tuesday for rheir amily at Oregon Minerul Springs.
ndustry. Speed program is announced
im Geo. W. Lloyd at St. Louis, summer outing
A. C. Powers, who was formerly j for each day of the fair.
iggage man ut the station, has re­
>e following on a wooden postal
Mrs. W. Jarvis, of Portland, and
Lnforseen obstacles have prevented
Stomach
A t the Springs,
Miss Anna Whirieker came to Cottage- sumed that position, Mr. Wood having
rJ:
until fail the building by the govern­
resigned.
Grove
Saturday
to
visit
with
Mr.
and
12 miles [south
•All »-board for the W orld’s Fair, Mrs. J. 1*. Cun in.
ment
of
a
sample
piece
of
road
at
Eu­
K
idney
Mrs. Anna Coueh visited Eugene gene. In conjunction with the county
rrited safe.
Exposition is more
of
Cottage
lust
week.
She
will
have
tlie
J. W. Donohue aud A. T. Dell,
thought
to be
lie
L iver and
o u g h t to
id oak-a, it is ash-tonishing; you president and cashier, respectively, of th ere T o r O r e a ò 'n " M in erai" s f i n i i « ! a rra n g e m e n ts w ere th
w ater
ater
S p rin g s j oom
oompl8tod
w h h o oroby
Grove. Stage
w
" U ” g
“ M — ineral ■'»'■*••«*"
pletod w
ro b y a a m o del m ile o f
Ur sights of your life. The pike he H«m e Loan and Savings Bank,
. . .
j country road was to be constructed,
Blood Disorders
each week day.
Mrs. J. \V . Baker and family have \ but the matter will rest for the present,
dr-straight, more than a pear of were business visitors to the county
seat Monday.
returned
from
a
visit
of
several
weeks
...
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.
,
R a t e s $6 t o
ibes and the spielers don't
Rheum
atism
Albert Seedraan, who fell from the at the ranch of Walter Baker on I Wm. H. Bowman is an expert black-
$10 per week,
iark like a tree. Board and (s)luin- liberty car on the Fourth or July is Mosby Creek.
berry picker, ho they say; and he i9
Catarrh, Etc.
i>___ , I also a jovial, social fellow. And it is
at poplar prices, no need to able to be ubout on crutches. His
fcaths included.
an
j
%
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r»
»
i
n
°
S
w
’
a*M
O
sociability
that
came
near
be-
ds for what you
plauk down, injury proved moro serious than was
were ‘ c l ' L "
V ’ P ' * 6" 1',’ ibg his undoing the other day. While
at
first
thought.
rch-suce the last great show for
Mnn.Uv vUiif.S!
s,,Iulft> alul | out berrying in tlie hills among some
Miss Edna Martin, who for some Monday visit ng friends.
thick underbrush he heard a noise
My years.
More fuu than the
time has held the position of night
C. H. Burkholder aud family left j nearby and naturally supposed he had
h, I wood spruce up and come telephone operator, returned Sunday
Tuesday for an outing at tile coast, [ a companion. Feeling lonesome he
For Information Address LE V I G E E R , Manager, London, Oregon
[on walnut regret it. Butternut to her home in Cottage Grove. Rose- They have selected Winchester bay • ventured to ask, without looking up,
burg Plaindealer.
slay." Sincerely,
.or their summer vacation.
j* they were getting many berries.
H ic k o r y H f . mi . ook ,
When you go to Eugene don’t fail
Ask Garman & Hemenwav for the Not getting an answer he inquired
to stop at the Gross Hotel. Best 25 Rogue River Creamery Butter, mauu- i again, this time resting hiseyes where
Per Geo. W. Lloyd.
cent meals in the eity. New building, factured at Medford, by C. E. Gaddis, I the commotion was heard. Bill just
new furnishings, courteous treatment in the valley where the alfalfa grows. 1 took one long look, and in five min-
and prompt service.
□welling Completed.
E. E. MeClauahau. the well known '•[«* w“ f t*.,a' ,n?nV mlies «w ay for
Mr. C. H. Jones went to Myrtle Eugene bicycle and sporting goods ! h|s lonely viuon had beheldI the big-
William H. Lincoln has just com- Point Monday where he will visit with dealer, was married In Salem on Mon- 1
bear he ®v« r •■**>“ • , **’°!“ «h a t
A re good photos. Th at is why the studio on
ieted a new five-room dw elling, his daughter, Mrs. W. E. Lundy. He day evening to Miss Kathyrn Godfrey, !
8aY8 the bear must have been as
R iver street has become the popular place to
I
as a lull grown elephant, but he
nth barn and well, on R iver street, will also spend a few days at Bandon a well known Capital city belle.
have fam ily groups and individual portraits
ui,.... .
.
. .
|
... was unable to tell whether it was a
Uposite and north of the home of hetore returning home.
»Shakespeare s complete works w ill, »irnwn „ - ¡ yv I v .»r nolar
taken.
Stamp pictures a specialty.
I f you
A $ a month will keep your suit be given away by tlie Leader to ti.e l,r,’ " n> * r,Z7‘ly ° r polar>
thus. K. ‘ Campbell of the Pacific
want portraits or views o f your property, get
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cleaned, pressed, buttons on, and rips person who secures the greatest num-
timber Co. The house is the work sewed at tile Ideal elolbes cleaning bor of cash subscriptions to this paper |
Little Baby Finds a Home.
If Contractor Hayworth and is well establishment, Mrs. W. A. Cunning­ before Sept. 8, 1904. Subscriptions j
I The last chapter in the history of
|jilt, three weeks having elapsed ham. proprietress. Leave orders at may be new or renewals of old.
Sule of
As ? I a the
now
case of Eti-
' ' 1 Household
u v u c o iiu im Furniture.
x Hl »II till V . a
tun UV
VI t celebrated
r ic o in t x a i baby
‘
ice it was commenced. Some de­ Welch & Woods store.
A man from Gardiner tells ttie am going to leave Cottage Grove by | „ eue was enacted wL heu tlie little
lta s caused by difficulty in get
Nonpareil of one method of killing August 25, I offer for sale all my I
j
png lumber.
The paiutiug was deer in that vicinity. He says dogs household
lieti, c„t>. ,1.1 goods,
misula including
i.. ..l , i ,l i n „ furniture, M
111 f fOUIJ'l
l ie 1 “ I J
Vt
wal11
IO,uu,‘ O D t lUB
Ver„ ban![I a,ul
cared for by Dr. and Mi's. Heury '$ k ' vL vL xfs xtx >!/>« J)\ l< » L v L x L . y » L » t » »V » L .L »4,
ioap.eted Tuesday.
This is the are used to put the deer in the water, cur[>et8. etc., at a b a r g a in .
»L » L x L 8
2t
Mrs. V. H. Beline. ! Hopkins, by au order of the comity
ird house that Mr. Lincoln lias then they are chased with a row boat
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!£
and
captured.
Drain
Nonpariel.
Dr. W. \V. Oglesby was called to [ court, is to be the adopted daughter
laiit since April.
U)
L. C. Huffman mid family are new Eddyville, ou Yaquina Bay fSmnlay, i of jj ,. and Mrs. William M. Cox,
S3
arrivals in Cottage Grove, Fiuving ar­ and returned Monday. He was ae-
H
Apostle of S tran ge C reed.;
rived overland Wednesday from com pan led by his daughter Ani.n, j a -v o " nB couP.le !>f .r>ext<'r- ? ,e « ou'
At Corvallis \postle t'reffield, of a Walla Walla, Wash. Mr. Huffman was who will remain at. Newport for the the name of tlie little one to lie Neta
F. S. HAROUN, LL. D., President.
I Leon Cox.
Liange religious sect tlmt has turu- a caller at the Leader office and ex­ next few months.
pressed himself as favorably impress­
H. N. French, foreman of tlie con­
Mr. and Mrs. Cox were in Eugene
I many insane through its teach- ed with this part of the country.
BOOKKEEPING, PEN ART, SHORT HAND AND TYPEWRITING..
struction department of the Pacific 1 vesterday aud made all the neces-
gi. was found under the house of
Mr. and Mrs. L. Morse returned Postal Telegraph Co., has been in the
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| man named Hurt, where he had from Coburg Wednesday where they city this week. The work of rebuild­ i sary provisions in accordance with
\Ve liave first class Teachers—Best Methods.
the
law
for
adoption
o
f
the
child
ing
the
line
between
here
and
Rose-
*n for probably three mouths. He attended the wedding of Mrs. Morse’s
Students may enter any time during the year.
with consent of Dr. Henry Hopkins,
m naked and half starved.
A boy son, Fred Bussell, who is manager of burg lias commenced.
the Booth-Kelly Lumber Co.’s store
the
child’s
next
best
friend.
TERMS
REASONABLE.
Write for Catalogue aud
The
band
concert
was
the
stellar
at­
»covered him in hiding and notifi­ at Wetidling. The bride was Miss
traction for those who remained in
Those wo have been interested in
Pen Flourish.
ed Ibe officers.
He was taken to Catherine E. Nlckersou of Coburg.
town Sunday afternoon. Several new | . a
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u .: ii I „ ¿ i _______________________________ ... ...____
Portland, where a reward of ##100
8 a,
| ^ ' C ' C - t ' ' C ' t ' ' +■ 'i
Warren McFarland, manager of pieces were rendered, and under the |the tJual <>utcome of
las been offered for his capture.
the west side store of Garmuu Heaien- directorship of Chus. Cochran the be pleased to know that the little
| oue now lias a splendid home.
“
way < ’o, lias gone to Eastern Oregon music was highly appreciated.
with the family of Buker Stewart for
Register.
Joe
Kester
a
15
vet.r
old
boy,
was
Salem Beet on Draugnt.
a stav of several weeks. Warren has drowned in the Willamette river be­
Salem beer makes the sultry sum­ been in poor lieultli for some time and low Springfield Tuesday afternoon.
Asks Damages for Taking Library.
mer days a dream of bliss. H otel it is expected tliut this outing will re­ In company with other young boy»
hrab&m bar will have the agency store him to Ills usual robust health. he was in swimming and got into
Blise J. Lawbaugh, wife of Dr. A.
There has been aud is now a general
[or this exhilarating beer. K ep t in exodus of townspeople to the coast deep water and was unable to swim E. Lawbaugh of Cottage Grove,
out
«tiles ami on drnuglit.
Is what most people want.
But when you buy it here you
agaiiist whom attachment proceed­
und mountain resorts, where these
T. S. Hill, of Jasper, brought to the ing« were instituted, has commenced
know you are getting the best there is in town.
W e are the
fortunate« leave cares and trouble
flour
mill
Saturday
behind while the exponents of true Springfield
suit in the circuit court against
Wla E. Jackson has been ap ­ spartanism,
tlie
first
wlieut
of
tlie
season.
It
is
of
E X C L U S I V E
G R O C E R S
together with the rest l*#f(
pointed to succeed Postmaster I . P. in town, swelter through the dog days fine quality and weighs 61 pounds to Sheriff Fred Fisk for damages in
the
bushel.
The
yield
per
acre
was
the
sum
of
*l-r>0,
a
lle
g
e
d
to
have
jnoaau who has resigned, at Lorane, of August iu contentment and without
also good, much better than the aver­ been incurred by the sheriff taking
a murmur.
I-’ miles west of Cottage Grove.
age this year.—Guard.
Parker's
Phone
possession of
Mrs. Lawbaugh’ »
The Eugene papers have been de­
Every community knows the man library of 44fi volu m es, valued a t
voting much space to the disapiiear-
Bread
Main 65
New AsntcviwiiLDmo. rxsr sine
auce of one Tom McCoy, w lio.it was who sits on a storebox and whittles, $900.
She also petitions for the
feared, had met with foul play, as his finding fault with Ids neighbor and
absence from a hotel for several days bragging how much better he could return of the library to her, which j
had led to that belief. But Thomas is do it than his neighbor, yet who she alleges was w r o D g fu lly an d un-1
safe and sound, und lias been all tills never goes out ant! does anything lawfully taken
E. O. Potter is her |
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE
time visiting with friends only a few right himself. We have all seen that
attorney.
fellow.—Eugene
Register.
W e come to your
miles south of Eugene.
purity
Accuracy
:
and Skill
For Comfort, Style a»nd
?
W
Try them and you won’t
wear anything else :: :: ::
e a r
?
Grarman, H em enw av Co.
L E A D E R S
IN
M E R C H A N D I S I N G
NOW ON THE
MARKET
IN
BOTTLES
N A T U R E ’S OW N R E M E D Y
iholitlel) Cities
NEW HOTEL
OREGON MINERAL SPRINGS ASSOCIATION
S h a n a felt P h o to s
S h a n a felt P h o to s
Eugene Business College
I
I
Som ething Better
METCALF V< MORSE
[Benson's Pharm acy
General Blacksmithing
We pride ourselves tlie way our
prescription business is growing.
W t e are fast lenrnlng
"Here the c o m e t
♦narged, also where
prices
::
::
are
•:
Registered Pharmacists
Are employed.
our «took of pat-
fines
■■■■ •- is the
me most
iniini, ruill-
Pit tft and the largest
iu the
city.
U|ir hue of
;;
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„) .
Drugs, Sundries, Per­
Stationery, Books,
Artists’ Materials
fu m e s ,
t h e S i1'!!*' . 'tab order» receive
ine beet id attention. :: ¡:
^ m i 1 y
R e c i p e s
R e m e m b e r »he P l a c e
Benson s Pharmacy
NEW BANK bu il d in g
Tlie supreme court of Oregon has
decided the recently-enacted “ barber
law” valid, which is a reverse decision
of Judge George made in a test ease
in Portland. Tills means that ourbers
[ not now registered must take an ex
Hmlnntinn and qualify the same as a
physician or pharmacist. There is no
doiilit but what some tonsorial ” art-
ists” need examining.
Charles H. Vilas of Portland, came
I to Cottage Grove Snturdav. He was.
! working on one of the railroad bridges
near tlmt eity and while descending
from the false work stepped on a nail,
which penetrated his left foot. The
injury oecured ten days ago and lie is
taking a lav off at. the home of his
father-in-law O. P. Adams here, and
is recovering steadily.
Joe "Miller bus been employed as
agent for the Cottage Grove Steam
Laundry. Joe has a wide ocqualn-
t nice and will tie prompt hi deliver­
ing the orders he gets. Telephone
to the laundry and he wilt call for
your work with a smile on hw
ami always return it on time well <lone
and at a reasonable price. Keep your
work at home. Those who liave_their
work done at theCottago Grox-e Laun­
dry will tell you it is good work,
especially the collars. Do you want
good work? Bend it to the local laun­
dry.
i
SOW FALL GRAIN
Horseshoeing a specialty.
Wagon ami carriage re-
ing. All work guaranteed
VETERINARY
Don’t forget the £65 buggy to be given away.
TicKet with every $1 Cash Purchase
S ^
W Y N N E H A R D W A R E CO.
DENTIST
F
Have your liorsesteetli ex­
amined and repaired. Shoo
at rear of Hemenway A
Burkliol«lvr*s Store :: ::
DISC PLOW S
T h i s is tin; t i m e o f y e a r t o t h i n k a b o u t
t h e p l o w y o u w i l l u s e f o r p u t t i n g in tall
grain .
T h e d i s c p l o w is intuit» f o r d r y ­
l a n d p l o w i n g , a n d is t h e v e r y la t e s t
m o d e l , d i r e c t f r o m t h e f a c t o r y . ¡Step in
a n d w e w ill e x p la in the p o in ts u p o n
w h ic h w e a ro se llin g them .
W e have
o n e in o u r w i n d o w .
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rescue, in case o f
B
A
K
E
R
Imperial Hotel
| C 'olIM fff lir o v r ,
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1 I
American and European Plan
Sjiecial rates to families.
One block from S.P. Depot
i; i: \ s o x
\ it i, i ;
R
E
Insure in an O ld Line
Fire Insurance Company
and if you burn out, you
know your loss w ill Jbe
paid in full.
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llr r n * n
Headquarters for commer­
cial and
raining men.
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I
ir a t k m
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Copies of the list of premiums for
tlie District Fair at Eugene Sejit.
20th tf# 24th may bo had at the
Office of the Leader.
Phillips & Wheeler
b a n k ! b u il d in g
COTTAGE OROVE.
ORE
V._______________ J
The Best Flace to Buy Y ou r
FEED ÄND MILLSTUFFS
l o r .IniK 'fIon r h \ D o u r
J.
It.
IIItO lY
Near the Bfidge
Cottage Crof!*