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About Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1904)
Harry Peck Happy Japan. Carden of Glitter Flower ami Fan. Flutter and Flitter I.aud o f bamboo (juvenile whacker) Porcelain too, Tea Tray and Lacquer — Happy Japan — From Libretto o f "The Geisha." by Sidney Jones gone to Seattle ! tor * time. Bazaar and Social. The ladies at J I J ' Qes returned re tu rn *! I b l>ni a vieil to Indiana. ' V G *d n **d av ****'* * t w o “ 'S *11» Teac-Tray ooid Lacquer Goods Shipped direct from Japan. Neat, novel, nobby and new. Men, women, boys and girls will alike be interested. Re solve yourself into a committee o f one to investigate here today. Search the e i t v with a niicroseo|»e and yon could find n o such Xmas gift. Where can you do a s well as here? Kelt«) answer— “ W h e r e .” baraar \V. « ealthinthe Water X t X T E h —tioavd |Ni9tur- f or lour Inquire at the La ‘Vr other. 1906—OMEGON—1904 Lunches ■ were served | horw*H. — 1905 Cathcart, o f Creswell, »n I au interesting program given Thursday —AT- The best silver polish i no equal) in the world. For vile at H. C. utter some business matters. all the articles for sale were die- Madsen’s. 1906— O R E G O N — 1906 P«**d of at good price« and a neat 190S—OREGON—1906 Jack Latourctte. class o f ' 06 , has *un* ™«lt— * . , » -'an bay D iiim irf* cheaper been elected captain o f the Univer \ rDxxsrAT Nit.irr ptOriLo*: * at Madsen's than in la rger_ cities ^ 'it> o f Oregon football team was in the city Thursday looking JAPAN ESE *o e , * l 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 «9 0 0 0 0 0 c0 »0 < > 0 < BUSINESS NOTICES Episcopal Guild th e tttlent each evening. Nearlr I Floral hoop ilnii by l.n London Mineral ¡Springs Utile 1 and will guarantee them perfect Comfortable, Homelike Surroundings. Best of Meals. Just the Place for Rest and Recreation. 1905—OR EGON— 1905 i * 1***®- 1906—O R E G O N — 1906 The firm o f Tom . Dick & Harry Song In a Big Fig Tree,’ Next week one day only from have dissolved partnership. Mr. tsa lie and Ruth Blair and Grace Friday noou to Satar.Uv uoou Dr. Jenkins will continue the business. Bingham. Lowe, the well known oeuio optician I 1905— O R E G O N — 190« S on g-"J essie," Sadie Blair. will be in Cottage Grove at Hotel| Mrs An !r- w Brun t arrived home Instrumental duett— Frank R u - ! Graham Last visit this sear on Thursday :: Pennon vl.ere she enburg, Urn. Mable Roeenburg and J , w * - oregon -.905 has spent several month 10 * ^ Mi* Brow°. | H. C. Madsen has jnst received \ pital in Portland. • ■ r.g ve Got a leelin to r a fine line o f gents' vest chains to The little Misses Blair and j t* ^ , 4 at ^ Just the thi„ K t o | 1 K Campbell, president of the Bingham rii orlateti a t the The water is bottled and buy for your sweetheart and hus V Paeiri ■ Timber Company; also presi > t .tu l r ite s. 2 prill Vy. V l l . ’ v S i f j . ' i l lu n T H t RsDiT E v r s i s o . band Call and see them. dent of tbe Commercial Club arrived Piano solo— Mrs Roy Welch. | isc5— O r e g o n — isos Friday from an extended trip Recitation— Ruth Blair j If you contemplate consulting Dr. through California and Nevada. Instrumental, — Maud Blair, piano | Lowe about your eves stick a hat 1905—O R E CO N— 1905 Miss Maggie Hrund, who lives Roy Griggs, Guitar David Griggs, pin in the date. He is to oe here Mgr. Oregon Mineral Springs Ass’ n. | | from noon of Friday. Dec. tbe lfith with tier father in Bohemia, came Mandolin. O -O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O C -r 0000-00 -ooooooooooooooooooo Song— "Answer,’ ’ Miss Maud j to noon of 17th. He will not send to tlie , ¡tv Wedneadav for the first Blair and Miss Maud Bingham. out auv circulars. time in seven months. She will During the evening by special re- j visit at several of tbe valley towns quest the young ladies repeated until after tiie holidays when she this song. will return home. Cornet solo— Charles Cochran. 1905— O R EGON — 1905 Piano duet— Mrs. Roy Welch Mr. J. \V. Scott and wife, o f Governor Chamberlain has ap and daughter. Lindley. pointed T. M Hun; o f this city a W ildwood, were visitors to the city Guitar solo— Roy Griggs. delegate to the American Forest Thursday. Mr. Scott hurt his With the near approach Mn lseu’ s rooster in a high flyer, At the close of the program man- | ot the Christmas seison Congress to he hel l in Washington. li ind while working at the V esu half crow. ager Rosenburg called upon Col. j many minds are agitated 1 >. C., January 2 -fith. vius some weeks ago, hut has about 1 9 « — O R E G O N — 1905 Blair to auction oft the remaining ! wtth the oft recurring recovered from the injury. 1905—O REGO N — 1905 articles, alter which the door was queetion "What shall I Mr. and Mrs. G eer were in town A glance at ilia windows o f our give for a present." cleared and many eojoyed them- Thursday. merchants r.'niiu Is us that the H o li Market Reports. Ha» it oecured to you 1905— O R E G O N — 1905 selves in dancing for some hours. that a good interesting For the convenience o f many of Don't o v erlook the new ad o f the day season is near and the people There was a large gathering escu book was more lasting will d o well by making their select the subscribers to the Leader, a eveciug and the ladies of the Guild Cottage G rove F lour Mill: than tbe more transi ions now. mi rkct report will be published were much gratified with tbe preeeu< e tory gifts th it lives 1905— O R E G O N — 1905 We give the Buji^y away January 1st. A through the passing each week It will no doubt prove anii patronage accorded them. 1905— O REGON— 1905 Postmaster C. J. H ow ard, who chanee w ith every $ 1 cash p u r c h a s e . days* - . -________ H on. F. J. Hard expects to start o f benefit to the farmers and others went to Putt land as a witness in We have books f r the Three lives were lost in a 700,- tbe land fraud cast, returned home for the mines in a day or two. Mr. w ho have produce to scl! boys, book, foe tne Hard says he is gettin g very ilat- girls, and books for 000 fire at Minneapolis Wednesday. Thursday. Am ong the other things you nave grown folks. R ecen t tering reports from the several 1905 — O R E G O N — 1905 works of popular fiction, thought of is a possible present bad The Original workings at Bohemia. Mrs. J. J. Mills, of Fuirene, died prose and poems by io n tl uctit of an Indian basket A Foley ,t Co., Chicago, originated Monday nc tbe ago of <13 years. standard authors, both 1905—O R E GON— 1905 w i lit i-iket perhaps. <ra basket foi boney and Tar as a throat and lung ‘ remedy, and on account o f the great old and new, and lighter She leaves a husband and two When you pay in advance your Ti e Latham Machine Shops some other useful purpose, t ie / are i merit and popularity of F oley's! It is reported that in gravelling - reading for tbe children. daughters. [ - nt'seription to tbe Leader. a»k lor ate prep*- cd to d o all kinds o f ma Honey and Tar many Imitations are the street near the Cottage G rove always handv f >r one never sterns ¡offered Christinas buying is for the genuiue. vsk for 1905— O R EGO N— 1905 | -v free one-year aul>scriptiou to the chine and general repair work, ma le e-.sv here. hotel that there is an excess of to get t o many. Indian bassets Foley's Houey and Tar and refuse ‘ Pacific Tree and Vine— the l>est are fine f-r use an 1 Jecorative pur , au* 'substitute offered as no other Mr. G. F . Ilitcbie writing from gravel lieing put on the b ulge. It ling, bitting and adjust- r preparation will g ire the same farm, poultry and livestock journal i > i _ of machine [»arts. A ll orders Pendleton says lots of work plenty would be well for the city or county- pc.-es. \\ e have them at right • satisfaction. I t is m iltlly la x a tir e .lt ' contains no opiates wnd is safest for on the PaciSj Coast. Free wit t will be given p r o m p t and careful of sunshine very littlo rain, no snow j officials in charge o f the work to prices. ! children and delicate person*. J. S. attention. tbe Leader if paid in advance. B exsox ’ s P harmacy . , Benson Pharmacy. - and plenty of wind. look t'te matter up. 1905— O R E G O N — 1905 You,' i L E V I 1900 WASHER S Bookstor Presents ... LEADERS BENCH WRINGERS NOW IS THE TIME TO BUT HEATERS Wynne Hardware C om pany Benson’s Pharmacy B k t S ilS W B r ii Come to Our Christmas T Largs Line KARPS o! Jewelry fo r 5. 10. 15, 20, 2 5 . a n d 5 0 c Guaranteed BOOKS G! nil kinds from 5 0 c to SI. 30 Christmas Cards 1 to 20 cents. Pearl Penholders and Gold Pens, $1.75 to $3.50. Solid Gold and Gold Filled Chains. ' All kinds o f Cuff B u tt o n s , C o lla r Buttons, Lace Pins, Sticks, Silver Nov elties o f all kinds. We have an excellent lines ot knives for boys. Prices. 5, 10, 15, 20. 25, 55 and 5< >c RUBBER BALLS, RUBBER RATTLES. R U B B E R D O L L S. R U B B E R TOYS. Whistling toys the latest thing out. G ood spin- nets. L arge line of games ot all kinds. Large and small, 5c to $1..ill. Building blocks, large and small all kinds o f shajAes. Also Dolls, Albums, Toilet Sets, Cellu loid Goods, etc. Our Our line o f line o f Jewelry can hooks is de- n ot he beaten for id cdl y the Christmas presents >est in town. .Ti —th e y are g o o d s-4 g o o d s —and ou r Linen, 5, 10 guarantee is behind 15e. Paper, V them. Our line 2 C to 35c. — — - o f dishes is the Hoard cover, most complete line in 10c to $ 1 . 00 . the city, and the best 5 volumes by goods for the price. _______ j Cooper: Come in and see our line. Pioneers,” '*The Prairie, Path Plates......................10c to f 1.50 Cups and Saucers..15c to $1 .->0 finder,” “ Last of the Mohicians.’ 1 errv Sets....... .Si.GO to $1.50 "The Deer Slayer:" price >1 ->0 Six volumes by Dumas: ” 20 Years After,” “ The Yiscontie.' Bryclonn.” “ Man In the Iron Mask.” “ Louiseda La \allirk. ‘The Son Soorther:" price. >1.50 ! THE CHRISTIW TREE BY ’tU fC H lR IT A A D IJ X V -s ■ _ tri HAM* If 1.1 t e k V 3 la rg e illus- tr a te d v o lu m e s. 1-HKI d o u b le c o l- until p a g e s , a n d I mhuh I in H alf- MoriH.'CO. P rice. $ 5 .(Ml. jT R E E V O I! AL I j ’y - - i r l l 'a y THIS - NVw Pit’torial istory of the I '-jyq " H p d K i H V n H \ ! / V 1 wj i f ât\ ' N V I %J» v < À 1 • *** ^ / 1 ( 0 * 0 5 ONCE A V E .U ?, OlIFN DAYS ABE IURK AND NIGHTS VUE O b T i I m We purcha- .1 the A. K. Sherk VQX THT HI AfìTH Tifi flB t B U R N SC lÆ A t£ nes« ^VN D 'SN O W CLOUDS (LATHER EAR A M * XL esiamei Æ î f A SA V IA ( J A I S WITH HEART» V fllE < VTI!I \ RMNBLLR TEAM TOR MANTA I T R fT III TIE DOVA,AMI DO ITS WTH (TJRL 3 f ’OR IT IT L E GIRLA, stock of notions g o o 's Teacher's Bibles, $1.25 to $5.50 Small pocket Bibles, 50 to 75c. c j r i 'I M iM M .* V tflC H CUT AND GOALS THAI but AND C W T T v çj V 'v i IL VI *> I ILYT WIND A N D IH N ^ADOCl Y\D PI 'I P S WHICH P I M P A W ATER S P O l T / l \ ' ! l I M IX n r T O R E n r R I A S fi t il ^ L 1 Y\ E S \ CARD V»1U(D IS We want to close this stock out as soon as possible and make Albums : Scrap Albums | Autograph Albums A T R E D U C E D P R IC E S Handkerchiefs TO^SAV M ERRY I CHRIS r MAS styles: 5 to |5e. GO/ilOOOODDDOl r> » evri V.NAHH Prices T hat will sell them Largest line This stock wilt not l*e moved to of Ladies' our store in Cottage Grove. and G e n ts ’ The a tv cheap goods lor less Ilandcrchicfs ever sh ow n in th e city. than cheap prices. All kinds and ,*‘A M R Y DAY- s ! tlumi out -it less than wholcsjde cost. Extra large line of C. CM» ID TIDING BLOCKS IN HD ODEN B £ t it at Mich a figure _______ O V D TOPS AND MOPS AND CORN THAI POPS ; that w et Testaments 20 to 75 c \fvNO BOOKS AND DPI T.A ANDSUGAR PLUMS 5 / n ’. i f G A L L S AND D v r s W mid furnishing Carmen, llemeiiway Co, Large variety o f Christmas goods in onr Dry ( « m h I s line. T o iHimer- L L A D I ’ F ous to mention. ( 'ome and see us. G A R M EN , H EM EN W AY COMPANY, IN' MERCHANDI SI NG LEADLR.S IN MERCHANDISING
