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About Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 31, 1904)
LEAD ERS i rM n k burroughs of Roseburg is j visiting in the city. 00 00000000000000000000000000000000000 eoooooooooooo- Health in the Water H. H. VanBuren, 8. P. station Dissolution Notice. A grand masquerade ball will be *gent at Comstock, w as in Cottage given in the opera bouse Saturday T h e firm o f Toni, Dick and - j , Harvey E. Lounsbury, traveling Grove Wednesday on business. night to which every one is invited. H a rry , consisting o f Tom Jen kin ltt Chrisinan spent a few days freight agent of the Southern l*aci ____ M. H. McKelvry, a mining man J. M. Knglaud, of Dorena, was in of many years of experience ia town yesterday on business. This Strong, a prominent fu rni- 1 J ril,lly morning. He will Hi>eud a spending a few day a in the city. office acknowledges a pleasant call dealer o f Roseburg, spant jcw iu l,li" I>ortiou of the val- Owing to the high water which and renewal o f subscription. Lesday >n t,le c‘ty 0,1 *Jlls’ ness ^ is caused by recent heavy rains, the S. P. trains from the south have k Knox, o f Fossil spent! Attontion “» «ailed to the new Cottage Grove Flour Mill has been been delayed by the rising waters, ju the city, the guest of ‘ V“ f lH* ,uent ' » this issue of l). compelled to close down for a few and the north bound overland d*d T Ur VV. W . Oglesby and Rftoghu.au, who has opened up days. • not pass until late Friday «veiling. * 14 ^ e letore in the old Hawley build. W in. Hogate o f the firm of Trouble is also being experienced f c , >ng on West River Street. Helias ruompson, o f Salem o n U m U a o to h Wynne Hardware Co., together at the rebutment on the Oregon & Christmas ... Cottage Grove, „ „ kin lg of riour M i, « J with his tamily spent their Christ Southeastern about two miles east of her cousin, Miss Anna I *• mas with friends in Salem. o f town ou Row river. Telephone Dr. W. W.'Oglesby this week, J. L. Flint and wife of Junction lines to Bohemia are also down. I received a number of the latest ^ City, have been spending several The Federal Grand Jury investi IP Bettersworth, employed u. works by Mme of the ^ Lte printing «aft.ee at Salem, ists in the differpnt brailches 0| «fays in the city, Mrs. Flint is a gating the land frauds has so far Christmas with friends in lnedica, x ie n c t anJ Mrgery_ J)f sister of IV. T. Knyser, the auc indicted Dr. C. E. Loomis, S. B tioneer. They returned to their Ormsby, George Sorenson, W . H. ! « 0 ,o v e Oglesby has a splendid library home on Friday. Davis, mayor of Albany, Henry. party who left the gloves in which is kept right up to date, thus Young, John Doe and Richard Roe. Manager Milne announces that tra house at the first perfor enabling the reader to keep in Senator Mitchell and Congressman he has secured the Western Musi of the home talent play may ,ouch with the greatest achieve- cal Comedy Company for Monday Hermann have both beeu before the |ie same by calling on Mana- f nients of medicine and surgery. night, January 2ud. This company grand jury, but no indictment bas Mnc Mr. and Mrs. William Kirkley is reputed to be one ol the best of been made for them. and Mrs. J. R. Roberts spent were down from the Iflaek Butte its kind now on the road and Mr, The fuunv farce comedy “ Do You mas in Cottage G rove with ! mines Thursday to meet Mrs. Luke Milue says he can guarantee theatre know” was put ou at the opera daughters, Mrs. J. I. Jones Sutherlin and her brother-in-law, goers a treat. The prices will he house again on Thursday evening L C. H.VanDeufiurg. Th eir who will spend a few days at tile 15, 25 and 35 cents. as a benefit to Mr. Fred C. Lewis, | is in Kngene. mines. Mrs. Sutherlin is now liv T. M. Hunt, Oregon mauager of the director, and was patronized by |C. Madsen lias just received ing with her mother at Roseburg, the forestry department o f the a small house. They play is a funny 1 line of gents' vest chains t o 1 whi e her husband who has W-ti Weyerhauser Timber Company, de one and unobjectionable in all re- Id at cost, Just the thing to working at mining near Xevada parted yesterday foi Washington D. spoets hut one, which is thut the ,r your sweetheart an and « inis- hus- City, Calif., has g ne further south G\, to attend the American Foresters lesson it teaches is that it is the Call and see them. |to a location- Convention, which convenes at the proper thing for a boy to be a „ ,v . , . , f J- C. Harris returned to Seattle Capitol from January 2nd to Oth in spendthrift and a rake iu order to M. H. Silsby returned from ,,r , , , L ind Monday to resume her du- ^ednesilay, where as stated in the clusive. Representatives from all gain the respect of men and to be sienographer tor the P a cific, he ha(1 Purchased land over the world will be in attendance. wise in his old age. The work of _ . . and was preparing a home. His the home talent people was first- r Company after having . . „ , * Peterson A Dunbar will open family will remain in Cottage Grove class and merited a much better Christmas at her home. . ... .. .. . their Vaudeville entertainments at ■ ^ until a disposition is made o f their patronage than was received at both the opera house, Cottage Grove, on 1 and Mrs. C. (.r a y ,o f Halsey, restaurant and rooming house,when performances combined. ipanied by their g r a n d - they wj|[ j obj bjm j-farris Tuesday Jan. 3d. To give everyone a Arrangements were made in the iter. Miss Pearl Gray, spent bas been a life long miner, but fail- chance to come only 10 cents will tmas with their daughter in ¡„ g health has caused him to seek be the udmission to any part of the week by the H. T. B. Basket ball house, they have a company of team for a > ame with the girls learn ¡ty, Mrs. H . K Metcalf. some less arduous vocation. clever specialty performers. Change of Albany College to be platted on In F. J. Hard has returned Miss Della White of the business of program every night. Come Friday evening. On Thursday a Po tl nrl, where, h« went to college went home to the Grove i message came from once and you will come again. Doors telephone Christmas with his family, yesterday...... Mrs. Frank Fierce of open at 7 :30. Performance at 8:15, Albany calling off the game. As ks accompanied on his return Cottage Grove came down yester- the borne team had beeu put to Mr. W. B. Hartley arrived from son, Charles, who w ill spend day 1° visit her parents Mr. and some expense tbey arranged for a Corvallis on Thursday, and Friday time with his father. Mrs. Brown...... Charles Martin, game with a picked team from Cot morning weut to the Star Consoli , », ,, Merle K irk and H. Dow o f Cottage ifessor \V libs McQueen is now _ h dated group of claims in Bohemia. tage Grove and played last evening. . . . . . . Grove came iu on yesterday’s train Tbs players w ere: Agnes Wooley, m teaching a nine mouths ,, . . . . . ! ...... Mrs. Jack Knowlton o f Cot- Mr. Hartley goes there to start a Nellie Martin, Lizzie Veatch, Katie of school at W endling. H e j taffs Grove came in yesterday to force of men to work in the main Knowlton, Fannie Johnson, Clara ; Christmas in Cottage Grove visit her daughter, Mrs. H. G. tunnel which will he continued all VanRiper, Abbie Johnson, Lindley friends relatives and u icons and aim re re- _r ,, ,,, . ,,. . ... . . Morris...... George Clark and sou winter. Since September 120 feet Welch, Anna Rbody and Grace i Ills work on W edn esday.! he , . . n .. 1 , \ oyle went to Cottage Grove on a of tunndiug was done and a vein Bailey. Owing to the Leader going ►r will heieafter keep him in j short visit.— Sunday Kngene Reg- of three feet of ore, which is said to to press we are unable to announce i with the home doings. ister. the result. assay well was eucouutered. :etk at Creswell and Eugene, tic Railroad Co., aim ed in the city Dick Berry and Harry Peck, has dissolved pailueisbip, Dick Berry and Harry Peck retiring. A ll claims against the firm and a!! bills due the same will be paid and col lected by the undersigned. Dated Dec. i4, 1904 . T h o m as W . J e n k in s . — AT- London MineralSprings Comfortable, homelike Surroundings. Best of Meals. Just the Place for Rest and Recreation. The Oregon Securities Company after driving a 1000 foot tunnel has crosscut the Champion ledge which at the cutting point is about 20 feet thick and makes a splendid show ing o f ore. The best silver polish (no equal) in the world. For sale at H. C. Madsen’s. The w ater is bottled and carbonated at the p/iii'i. A. 1 Iren f >• infon nati »1 an 1 rates, The Original Foley & Co., Chicago, originated Honey and Tar as a throat and lung remedy, and on account of the great merit and popularity of Foley's Honey and Tar many Imitations are offered for the genuine, ask for Foley's Money and Tar and refuse any substitute offered as no other preparation will give the same satisfaction. Ii Is mildly laxative. It contains no opiates end Is safest for children and delicate persons. .1. S. Benson Pharmacy. Books f«r Presents LEVI GEER M gr. Oregon Mineral Springs Ass’n. OOOOOOO OO OO O O OO OO O O OO OO O O O O O O O O O O OO O O OO O O OO C w * 7 HAi ii 24 R A Z O R S IN ALL With the near npproach ot the Christmas season many minds are agitated with the oft recurring question “ What shall I give for a present.” Has it occured to you that a good interesting book was more lasting than thn more transi tory gifts that lives through the passing days? We have books for the boys, books for the girls, and books for grown folks. Rec e n t works of popular fiction, prose and poems by standard authors, both old and new, and lighter reading for the children. Christmas buying is made easy here. Three hundred velvet shaves without Twelve double blades with each outfit. See Our New Stock of Damascus Cutlery Wynne Hardware Company When you pay iu advance your' The Latham Machine Shops subscription to the Leader, ask for are prepared to do nil kinds o f ma a free oue-ycnr subscription to the chine and general repair work, Pacific Tree mid Vine— the best metal turning, flitting and adjust farm, poultry nnd livestock journal ing of machine parts. A ll orders on the Pacific Coast. Free with | w jn be given prompt and earelul the Loader if paid in advance. 1 attention. Benson’s Pharmacy OO M ANY GOODS ON H A N D Cltan-up Sale on everything. Largest and most complete stock of General Merchandise in Central Oregon. W e must reduce it for our Spring goods, Odds and ends of every descriptions that must be closed out. ¡Men’s Underwear Department! Men’s Sweaters. $ 50 reduced t o ............. ......... $ 401 $ (ill reduced to ................... $ t 150 reduced to............ ........... 451 1 00 reduced to..................... I 75 reduced to ............ ............ 001 l 25 reduced to.........................1 I 1 00 reduced to ........... ............ 801 1 75 reduced to ........................ 1 1 1 25 reduced to ........... ...1 00 2 00 reduced fo ........................ 1 ! 1 50 reduced to ............ .........t 20 *2 25 reduced to........................ 1 1 L a d ie s’ U n d erw ea r D epartin'! 1$ 35 reduced to............ ..........$ 30 ............ 40 75 reduced to........... ........ 00 K(l 1 00 reduced to .......... 1 25 reduced to........... ..............1 00 M en’s D r e s s S h irt D epart'm t $ 50 reduced to........... ............f 40 (15 reduced to......... ............ 50 .. 00 75 reduced to......... 2 3 4 4 50 reduced 00 reduced 00 reduced 50 reduced to......................2 to......................2 to......................3 t o .....................3 $25 00 Suits for... to ..................... $2 75 to ..................... 3 00 to..................... 4 75 to..................... 5 ® to..................... 6 50 to..................... 7 2f h If 5 50 reduced 7 00 reduced 8 50 reduced 9 50 reduced 11 (III reduced 14 00 reduced 15 00 reduced to ....... S 4 00 to...... ff... •> 25 to............ 0 00 to........... 0 «5 to............ ft 00 to .......... 10 00 to.,.......... 10 50 Childrens Coats. 1 00 reduced to. 1 25 reduced to. 1 50 reduced to. .1 }2 25 reduced t o .................$ 1 4 50 reduced to .................. ^ “ HO | 5 50 reduced to ............... 4 2.i 00 7 00 reduced to .................. .... 5 25 50 reduced to. .1 20 14 00 13 00 16 0<l Suits fo r ...... 12 00 11 00 11 00 Suits fo r...... 10 00 Suits for 10 00 9 00 8 00 f= Si' S h o e s a n d S lip p e r s Should x«ve comfort to the leet, protection against the cold and wet. We have the l>est lines to he had. And during our sale will inVe discount. New shoes are on the way now. Sec our odds and ends counter. Large Variety of all Kinds and Shapes. 00 18 00 Suits fo r...... 12 00 Suit fo r ...... HATS 10> 0 0 ‘20 00 Suits fo r............. 14 00 Suits for...... Ladies Jackets. ;( $18 22 50 Suits fo r.......... Ladies’ Skirts. 3 50 reduced 4 00 reduced (5 00 reduced 7 00 reduced 9 (Ml reduced 11 00 reduced SPEC IA L SA LE ON C lo t h in g There ia 110 merrhamliHe sold that is imitated so much as clothing. We guarantee every suit we sell. We handle nothing but the best in the market for the money. See our prices: Wk THE BEAVER HAT. $3 00 2 50 2 00 1 50 1 25 Hats fo r * $2 Hats for.................... 2 Hals fo r ................... 1 Hals for ................... 1 Hals for................... 1 50 00 75 25 00 ALL OF O UR Overcoats w ill be s o ld at COST H e m e n w a y Co G a rm a n , l e a d e r s in m e r c h a n d is in g .
