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About Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 11, 1905)
Miss Katie Knowltou is visiting in Eugene. F. E. Dunn has purchased Miss Lizzie Veatch is visiting with friends in Eugene. from the creditors at 50c on j Q lt s close to Valentine time. Some the dollar, the Dry goods, nice onos at the Engle Book store, Clothing, Furnishing goods cheap. and Shoe stock o f the M ag The ticket sale f«r Newton’s net Clothing Co., and the lecture this (Saturday) evening, entire stock w ill be closed assures a well filled house. <nit at the present location, Herbert I.eigh, the well known |No. 01 East 9th street, for Eugene mining man assayer was in less than original wholesale the city on business Thursday. cost. Fixtures for sale when Mrs. M. A Mount, who recently sustained injuries try being thrown the stock is closed out. ti from a wagon near town,is reported to be recovering nicely at present. Mrs. J 0 . Petrie, of Lorane. Newton, the celebrated lecturer Mrs. J. D. I ’etrie, mother of l)r. H. will be here this (Saturday) even II. Petrie, of thin city, ilied at the ing, under the auspices of the Com fam ily home at l.om ne lastThu rm lay evening, February :i, 1005, aged 7“ mercial club at Woodman hall. yearn. H er death was enused by a As Dr. Lowe, the optician, will com plication of stom ach troubles j not send out any circulars this time and old age. The funeral was held | i make a note of his next trip at Got- 1 on Sunday ntternoon from the rexi- tage drove, next Friday noon to denoe, conducted by ( uptnln O'Brien, under tlicuunpIccHofHI uh I h w Grunge. Saturday night, Feb. 17 and 1H Eugene Bankrupt Sale. STRONG-OARHELD WATER PROOF io other boot has a* many rater-proof qualities. W A R R A N TE D «IP N O N -A Q U A . • Hnch top, * . . . . Pingree’s Gloria=made Shoes FOR MANY REA SO NS Appeal to Discerning Ladies Back of the mark Pingree’s made mark Is the mark of intelligence And reliability. JfK S W E L L BOOT that indiviclüaliises ill w^àrêr aS (tein$ ôfccfalivk The experienceand repu tation of a generation is in bodied in every shoe. PRICt; 3.50 Interm ent was made In the Grange cemetery at l,orane. The hunhand and three non«, of her im mediate fam ily survive her, Itenldeg gran d children ami other relatives, w ho deeply mourn her death. Ifers was a kind and lovah le dlspi - sit ion, and during her life! line she had endeared herself to hosts of friends who will deplore t o learn of her demise. Jernshn Florida Holcomb was horn III Ohio September 26.1N27, and moved w ith her parents to Jefferson county Wisconsin in 1M5. On Fehrunry 25, 1S47 she was married to J. I). Petrie uml w ith Idm commenced the buttle w ith the wilderness when* they lived | for :!!! years, cleared a large farm. I and built a commodious home. Eight cldldien were born t o them. A ll d is e a s e s o f K id n e y s . They rem oved to Oregon in 1NN2 and B la d d er, U r in a r y O rga n s. A lso R h eu m a tism , B a ck have lived most of the tim e since a c h e ,H e a rtD is e a s e G ra v e l near Lorane. The su rvivin g sons D ro p sy , F e m a le T ro u b le s . are: E llery <'banning, of Wisconsin, D o n 't b ec om e d is c o u ra g e d Then Irv in g Welb.v. of Loran e and Dr. cu re fo r you . I f necessary w rllc l>r t o ,tier. 11,- It: ls spen t u life 1.1m« cu rin g Ju-t. I Harley Holcom b Petrie, of C ottage d isc s as you rs. A ll co n s u lta tion s F ree. " I have been a sufferer from rhuematism O rove. T hose relatives w ho a t tended the funeral from this place for over ton years and have often been con fined to my bed for several days and suffered were l)r. H. H. Petrie and wife, E. C. intensely. Dr. Fenner's Kidney and Backache and Cronin Lockwood aud 0. W. Cure afforded relief at once. I now feel as woll as I ever have in my life. W allace and wife. ADA BLACK WELL, Kansas City, Mo." Curtis Veatch, this week shipped t'j Heppner his four stag hounds which lie sold to C. A Miner of that place for ¿75. The dogs are m good ones and it was hard for Mr. Veatch to give them up U N D E R O D D r C L L O W S ' HALL. If you tniss Newton you wi! O R EGON ETAGE GROVE, miss an opportunity to listen to one of the best entertainments on tlie coast. Buy your tickets now. He A ll kinds of en gra vlu g at If. V. will appear at the Woodman hall, L E A D E R S j Madsens. | this (Saturday) evening. .j Dr, Lowe is the only exclusive From Friday noon to Saturday V. Rees, of Portland, was in optician in Lane county. | night of next week, Feb. 17 and 18 , ty this week. Have Dr. Lowe cure your head you can consult Dr. Lowe, the op- en you want quality in bread ' ami eycache with a pair of his ru - J tieian, at, Hotel Graham. You are id cakes, remember . _ . . ixirior glasses. Parker’s I safe when you patronize him— eye V- The Roseburg Plaindealer is to j safe and price safe Consultation alii kinds of plumbing and have a new home. A commodious j reo. work call on Griffin & Veatch brick building will be erected soon Hazel Wheeler, the young girl for that paper. I Co fioin Corvallis, who lias been tak •n you want plumbing or tin W. L- Wilcox, an employee at ing treatment at Dr. Schleefs sani- lone remember that Griffin A the Booth-Kelly mill at Coburg tofium in this city, is again at the was killed last Monday by a heavy institution. She is suffering from II do right. an affliction of the heart and her . F. M. Veatch, of Divide, is car pa«ing over him. city a guest at tbc home of Mrs. J. P. Veatch and Miss Ethel case is considered critical. Druggists, flOo., $1 Aalc fo r Cook B o o k - l u es a Marion Veatch. of Salem, mother and sister of The W. C. T. C were enter Hold by the M O DK IIN I ' l U K M A C Y W. 0 . W. . Green Pitcher and Mrs. Bob Mr*. Harry Wynne, are at the tained at the homo of Mr“. Grace Bohemia Camp No. 2 0 0 , on Saturday i have gone to Dorena for a latter’s home in the city. Friday “afternoon. Their afternou night elected delegates to the district Since the perfect Stove-Pipe Fastener has ys visit with relatives. Frank Elliot, head timber cruiser topic for discussion . was “ Mother Convention to lie field in this city on been in the market. Call and see it at March Sth. The delegates arc : C. H. hood.” There was an interesting e Game Warden J. W. Baker for tbe Southern Pacific company, Subjects at the Christian Church VanDenbutg, F H. Rosenborg and M IL L E R ’S NEW AND SECOND H A N D program consisting of scripture »¿flying trip to Riddle last after spending several days in the A. L. B riggs : alternates, H. H. Vontcli Sunday 11 a. m .,“ What Do These STORE. It is easily attached and insures readings, papers, open parliament, J. H. Ilaw loy and J. C. HulT. y o u official and private bttsi- city, went to Portlaud Thursday. Feeble Jews?’ ’ 7:30 p. in., "The safety. question box interspersed with good State organizer , F. B. Tichner was Great Salvation. ” Roy Riggs went to Creswell Look for the Football “ H ooters” —they music, A profitable meeting. present and gave the camp valuable IkVilliara Berry, of Salem, Tuesday to visit relative«. His Other services at usual hours. make more noise than a boiler factory. suggestions. A 11 invitation was ex J. C. Earnest and Fred Bartels he guest of Mrs. Josephine wife who has been visiting there The public cordially invited. tended him to be present at the eon- were at Oaklaud this week where vention which he accepted. /ell and family during the several days will accompany him F . E . B i m . i n g t o n . they bought of A. J. Deer twenty The convent ion will elect delegates home Minister. head of three and four-vear-old to attend the Head Camp session to lie Masonic Grand lodge of Ore- Dr. Lowe’s superior glasses cost There will be services at the steers, stall fed which will shortly held in Los Angeles on April Tilth, as sufficient funds on hand to no more than others besides you Presbyterian church Sunday, Feb. This district is entitled to live and be delivered here and handled the building of a new temple have the benefit of his skill and 12th, both morning and evening. possibly six delegates, T h e r e ’s Nothing through Bartles market. They are O regon I’r, parations are being made to at Public cordially iuvited; strangers C o llt t K c (¡r o v e , tland. over 18 years experience in his pro T oo Good all big fellows and are said to be a tend the gathering of Woodmen of ami sojourners in the city welcome. 3 T ( A small stick pin, shape fession. Headquarters for commer splendid lot of beef cattle. the W orld at Albany February 26th. Sunday school at 10 a. in.; Y. P. S. r leaf clover, small diamond Cashier T . C. W heel« announces cial and mining men. J. W. Durr, representingthe J. The Cottage O rove band will ncoom C F,., (i :30 p. in. ter. Return to Leader office that until further notice the First pany the Camp. For those in uni M. Arthur Company, has been form, round trip, one regular fare. It. C. G tiai k , Pastor. et reward. National Bank will be closed dur American and European Plan sf ending several days in the city, Others one and ono third fare. ; State Univorslty at Eugene ing the noon hour from 12 to i endeavoring to adjust the affairs of E n gra vin g done free on all goods sea to make an exceptionally o ’clock. Special rates to families. the Cottage Grove Steam Laundry. purchased at H. <’. Madsen’s. Change of Railroad Officials. educational exhibit at the One block fromS.P. Depot The recently appointed post It is understood that the machinery and Clark fair. Mr. C. E. Calvin, who has been master of Astoria, John Hahn, has has been sold to Eugene parties for Dress Making. It K A S (> N \ It I. K K A T K S i ’fctw«*)'«.-*! VdP : spraying season is at hand caused the arrert of Benj. Fallen, a the amount of the company’s claim general manager of the Oregon Dressmaking neatly done, second Railroad & Navigation Company former member of the legislature Wynne Hardware Company The quality of goods wo use against it, and that it will be oper door west of Central Hotel. since April 1904, has gone to San ipply you with Myers spray for criminal libel. ated here soon. and the care exercised in com Francisco to ltecome general tnana s and ready mixed compound John Ashburton while at work 60 YEARS* To Let. pounding make our prescrip Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Marklcy on EXPERIENCE s Blizabeth Gallogly of Ore- on a bridge at Junction City, fell Friday Feb. 10 th celebrated their ger of the Southern Pacific. Mr. tions good enough. A grubbing contract. To inquire Calvins has during his residence :ity e md sistet of Miss Maude to the ground and received serious 16 th wedding anniversary by in Portland become very popu ol A D. Owens, five miles west of of the High School in injuries. He was taken to Part- inviting in a few of their 2t lar with all who have had bnsines Cottage Grove. ity has been elected to fill the land for treatment. Fine Stationery friends to a social dinner at their or social relations with him and The Original cy- Another “ didn’t know it was home. Although the gathering T rade M a r k s Toilet Articles will take to his new position tipi F oley & Chicago, originated Desiar»» ij . Strang« and Miss Gertrude loaded’ ’ accident occured at Harris was not a large one it was exceed C o p v r io h t s S c . experience and the good wishes of Honey and T a r as n throat and lung Perfumes Anyone sondili« n nkelch mid do script loo may ;r, the teacher in the public burg recently. Silas Gilberston ingly merry. Those present were: remedy, and on account o f the great quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an all. j merit uml popularity of F oley's invention ih probably patent able. Comniunloa- Is, were at Eugene this week was shot in the jaw by his sister. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carey, Clinton School Supplies HANDBOOK on Patent« B. A. Worthington, the succeed i Honey uml T a r many Im itations iire tlonsRtrictlyconfidential. sent free. Oldeat fuienoy for securing pat anta. ling the examinations for Several teeth are missing. 1 offered for the genuine. ,\sk for and T orris Medley, Chief Ed. P a te n ts taken ib ro u g li M ini: A Co. I'eoelY« ing general manager of the O. R F oley’s Hom y am) T a r and refuse ap ed al notice, w ith o u t oliarne, In th e p«|>ers. ami wife, Mrs. L. Miss Bertie Bailey has resigned Underwood & N. and Southern Pacific Oregon any substitute offered ns no other i preparation will g iv e the m ine . D. L. Hedden, daughter of as teacher in the sixth grade of the Stauffer and John Barker. A handsomely Illustrated weekly. Largest cir lines has left Chicago to assume his j satisfaction. It is m ildly la x a tive, fi culation o f any scientific Journal. Terms, 93 a Cottage Grove school and will enter ind Mrs. Wilson ofYoncalla, Jas. Ostrander, the popular bar duties. His residence will lie in I contains no opiates and Is safest for year; fournionths,|l. Bold by all newsdealer«. I children and delicate |>ersoiiH. .I s C f lta g e j Grove. Oregon it her home in Drain on Mou the musical department of Willa ber, says he has made a discovery Portland. i Benson Pharmucy. Branch unico. K Ht,. Washington. D. C. n t was buried in the Yon- mette University at Salem on Mon that seems to have the effect of M hetery. day next. driving the moles off his lawn. The six year old son of Adolph These busy animals have wrought f. Hawley formerly o f Cottage ;, is now in the city visiting Peterson, a rancher in Washington considerable havoc in the appear a and accquaintances. He is was severely injured by a cougar ances ot his premises he has found rriting life and accident insttr- on Monday. The child lost an eye, that by putting a shovelful of ashes M|i the Preffered company, of two fingers and was otherwise in deep into the mounds they throw jured. np they quit the place. Ti i , York T. A . Curtis of Astoria, has Tbe Women’s of Circle Wood is a simple mct’io l m i in >h it So many people who have apparently recovered from an attack of La Grippe are stricken plointed to the position of craft request all parties having will commend itself f u t lai to anv with P n e u m o n ia . This is due to the fact that the Bronchial Tubes and Lungs are left weakened ;e| of the Corvallis and Kaxt- rooms to rent during the convention [one who has a similar trouble. and unable to resist disease. February 14-15-16, to notify the The Royal Neighbors held a lrtad to succeed late Edwin clerk of the Circle. • social session last Wednesday after IS Mr. Curtis is a civil engi- Mas. F i .OHA J. Mru.HR i the close of their regular meeting ■ a practical railroad man. Hflch top, . 8.00 G A R f l A N , H E M K N W A Y C O . , \ ¡£ S LS * ** x i f i c T im b e r Co. S to r e DR. FENNER’S and KIDNEY Backache CERE . . H A R D W A R E . PLUMBING ASPE IALTY MINERS’ 1 ( SUPPLIES P IP E R ® S tO V G S , ARMS tools Trnwdie VANDENBURG No More W ires SUNDAY AT THE CHURCHES C.J. MILLER, Main St., near Bridge Im p eria l Hotel 5 When $ You are \ SicR.. i $ g»y Scieniific American. MUNN&Co.36'1“ Benson’s Pharmacy ’ New York LA QnIPPE— PNEUMONIA Veatch went to Portland B y morning to take up his l i undertaking and embalm- th the house of J. P. Finley Mb. He will be absent for mtth, during which time his M here will be in charge of fc and Bennett. vScale, apbia and all the rest of an<* a enjoyable evening was the bng family are easily eradicated M *0 1 by a" attending A abort frow fSU f frtxit trees if you use the ' pr°8rani wax presented foil owed by ready mixed spray compound and ' ganie-s and conversation and refresh apply it with a Myers pump, sold' meat.. The program consisted of the following numbers. Duet by by the Wynne Hardware Co. Yerna Brown and Mabel Rosen- George Comer,the harness dealer, burg, recitation by Lester Comer, has removed his stock from the old piano solo by Miss Daisy Hawkins, Warden Baker states that location across the river to the new violin solo by George Comer, vocal \ res the legislature wil. pass building erected by Van Allison duet by Misses Ktli-fl Bishee ami ndments to tbe game laws next to J. B. Lewis’s. The new Katie Hawley. Refreshments in for a one-dollar tax on quarters are neat and commodious. I cluded sandwiches, salad, cake and ! and ten dollar tax on non- On Sunday last a child was born coffee. including to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wynne. Christian Science Serv ices. I On Tuesday evening the little one util August 15th. and pro- died. To them Is « tend ed the In Woodmen Hal! it a bounty on cougars, (sincere sympathy of all in their Sunday, n a tn “Ives. ¡hour sorrow. S u b ff*. “ MTtid j F oleys H oney -TA r * •■3» ; - \. i not only cures La G r ip p e C o u g h s, and prevents P n e u m o n ia , but strengthens the Lungs so they will not be susceptible to the development of serious lung troubles. Do not take chances with some unknown preparation that may contain some harmful drug when F O L E Y ’S H O N E Y A N D T AR costs you no more and is safe and sure. Contains no opiates. I had 1 h.d c.ae of La Grippe about ten yean ago which left my Lungs to weak that 1 have been troubled more or lest every winter aince until I used FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR, which cured me completely and my Lungs ‘ H. BROW NING, D.D.S., Orrick, Mo. -25c, SCc, $1 00 Th- the $».00 Dottle V . - r - y ’/ywi" G VACHER, 157 Osgood St., Chicago. M y*: “ My wtf. had a rory aevere case of La Grippe, and it left bar with a very,bad cough Sh. tried a bottle of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR and l.g a v t Immedtaw rolfel.” -t sire f ontains two and ore half ' mes as much aa th» »m eli al» ht MX time* a * much. R c ju fiP S 'ib s t'lu tU ia * SOLO ¿HD RLDOMMEHOED BIT Benson’s Pharm acy, Cottage Cr ov e, O regon
