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About Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1905)
-— Dr. Lowe, the optician, of Eugene, is in the city to remain until Satur day night. S. C. Bartruui, forest supervisor for I J : S. government, came down from lloseburg Thursday ou busi ness. i NOTICE! We will move our entire stock of General Merchan dise about Match 1st to the : : : : : : : : ,in S Bristow Building Timber Co. Store i^ V N D E R ODD FELLO W S' H A LL. i j f c a O V E , .........................................................O REG O N "X A D E R S Mrs. F.C. Coffman visited friends at Walker during the week. V. C. London, aonductor on the iukeU and winter robes O. &. S. E . visited Eugene Thurs r’s harness shop at cost. day. Qa riltier, of Junction, Harry Kuowlton, with his wile on business Tburs- and child.have removed to Gresham where Mr. Kuowlton ItaS work- Bf/and wife and Mrs. Levi Geer, manager o f the Lon ;r were in Eugene over don Mineral Springs, was ill Eugene Thursday attending to busitu'ss - a lia ,, and family re- John Lindsley, who has been .sday from a visit to prospecting in the Boh ncia district lias returned to his home at Cres- fj. E Young and Frank well. If amending to business Miss Myra Ferguson, of Port loud a v. land. who has been visiting lier faith lias been appointed sister, Mrs. M irk G arroutt', has |At Walker, vice G. O. rrturne 1 home. k c onsolidated Mining fs paid off all its indebt- '/ starting out on a clean big showing of ore in .EÜÜÉi. interested in the msolidated mines, is . few days In Medford m return to his home Mathews, superiutend- Itegon Sécurités prop- mit», came to tile city on Wednesday left for ■o for a short time, n now of Milne & 15a- nV. Biker having pur- ;erest in the real estate J. S. Milne, office at l> building. N. L lo y d an d F. 1), 1 the Crystal Consoli- g Company, were at w days the fore part of tending to legal busi- 1. Baker and baby re- leir home at Koselmrg er a visit with relatives Robie Baker aceom- aiul will visit indefi- ■e applicants for teachers vere examined by the d at Eugene recently, ing successful. Among Leonard W. Tucker, „essic Newcomb, second indora I,. Hoge, third Cottige Grove. Mark, the subscription who took subscriptions ies Home Journal and / Evening Post in this oring cities, has been > one year in the peni- the circuit court of mty and is now in the The iiurmaii Hemeuttay Com pany is remodeling and rearranging its big store and painting nil the in side wood work. The cold weather which began last Friday staid with us for some days. It is now the usual mild winter weather again. We are pleased to hear the ring of the anvil of J . H. Baker again. He has been quite ill for some time hut is able to take up his work. FOR that individualises its w e a re r a s being exclusive. Theexperienceand repu= tation of a generation is embodied in every shoe. PRICE; 3.50 Mr. I,- A. Nesler, manager of the Lane County Merchants Protection and Reporting Association of K u -; gene, was in the city' Friday. He j has been invited and expects to be present at the Merchants meeting to be held in this city next Tues day night. i >r. Job returned home on Thurs day from a two weeks visit in Cali fomia. He went to Redlands where his daughter Miss Lucy is stlying fn her health. Another daughter Miss Emma, accompanied her father to that place and will re main lor a time with her sister. All who know Miss Lucy will be pleased to learn she is rapidly re gaining her health. Tim Doctor stopped over a clay in Los Angeles and visited Dr. Wall and family. Found them all well and Dr. Wall building up a good practice. They sent their regards to friends here. Dr. Job says from a business point oi view at least he prefers to hold on to this locality than any place he visited. Back of the mark Filigree’s made mark Is the mark of intelligence And reliability. S W E L L BOOT Mrs. Moore, wife of the minister of the M. E. Church who has been at the hospital in Portland for some weeks past has about recovered and will probably return to her bom? next week. The Y, oi the W. C. T U. will hold a medal contest at Woodmen hall on Friday night, February 24. Tboie will also be a musical pro gram. Miss Gertrude Palmer, who won the medal at the contest- at Junction City will,after the decision of the judges, entertain with one or more i t citations. Ad mission Iff cents MANY RF:AS ü NS Appeal to Discerning Ladies James He.nenway, formerly of the]Garman & Hemenway Company Spent several days iu the city this week and returned to Portland Thursday night. Brownie Marsters, *>f Browns ville who has been visiting a t the home of A. Brund in ’l>is city" has returned home. . Mrs. ,J. K. Scott, of Lr os well, sister of Airs. H. W Vca'cb, was among the delegates t.o the M'pmen DIED. of Woodcraft convention Airs. J. P . Veatcli and d oiglitel' W YN N E— Little Lois Mildred Ethel, who have been at the home Wynne stayed to brighten the of their daughter and sister o ' Mrs. borne into which she came blit H. E . AVynno, returned to Sale n for a very brief season, but long Thursday afternoon. enough to make her now the more keenly telt. She passed oil, Proi. Dunn principal ot the Has in the evening of February 7, side school, states, there have been and her little body was laid to regular tire drills of the scholars rest on Wednesday afternoon, and tiiat they have been removed following the arrival of the fouih from fbe building in an orderly bound train, that bronght the manner in less than a minute. grandmother and aunt from Sa lem. A very brief service was The Ladies' of the Royal Neigli- l>ors I«i xlge desire to announce that | held at the home and the burial service at the place of interment. their Apron Necktie social t<> be The Rev F. L. Moore officiating. given in the I. O. O. F . halt on the evening of Febrtiaiy 21st will be a public one.— Everybody invited. BORN Geo. Drinkard,’ of Brownsville, arcompttuied bis wife who was a BORN—To the wife of Clifford delegate to the Circle convention to| Powers, Saturday, February 11, 11)05, a girl. Cottage Grove, and enjoyed the hospitality' of friends during the BO R N —At Salem Oregon, on Sun stay h a re. day morning, February 12, 11105, to t) e wife of O. O. McClelland, a Pres. W. O. Hawley, ol tin' 'Vil- SOD. lamettu University, is prominently mentioned as the probably succes sor of T\ A. Falkenboeg s« bead Consul of the Woodman <>f the World. The hoard mf the Head Managers, of which Prof. Hawley is n meml»er, will moot in Denver in a few days to choose a Head Consul to act until the coming Hoad Camp session at Los Angeles in April. The investigation of the case of W. H. Miller, accused of murder ing Nelson Elsea near Comstock last month, has be en continued un til next Saturday. So far District Attorney Brtown has not obtained any evidence that would iend to I prove Miller guilty of the crime. T. McClallen went to Miller has b< en released upon his >ve Friday to subpoena own re<jogrcwance. —Roseborg he >any Richard Tapp be- view. Attorney Brown, Tapp T . R Parker har fitted np in a iered an important wit- Nelson Elsea case, but cosy' manner the ruora* o ver his to throw any new light bakery for his family. The wall terious death of Elsea paper decorations of his parlor is a s Recently.— Rnseburg wurrk of art and something different from the ordinary. The side walls are covered with rectangular sam noon Wedoonday, while pies «>’ wall paper abiu t t 2x io won and so r i wore driv- inches ol -ill c- 1 and prltems. , lilMal strr «t the wagon no fw<> pic rv ' being alike. 1 he a mud bole throwing ceiliiQi 1 »order is about 3 feet wide upaats and frightened and is mule ttp of small bits of: rhich rr.n away. Tliey paper mi» on one at a time and has oback< 1 by 'running the effn t of a piece of crazy patch-, » lalegraph pole, and work. The whole effect is most M tm lio u t serious in- striking uid unique and Mr.Parker riiip'j|is.in mid son bx»k may wel be prqml of bis accom- the fr*c*a. 'plishtnv t Pingree’s Gloria=made Shoes GARHAN, HEMENWAY CO., Eugene Bankrupt Sale. t T h ere’s Nothing Too Good F. E. Dunn 1ms purchased from the creditors tit 50c on the dollar, the Dry goods, Clothing, Furnishing goods and Shoe stock of the Mag net Clothing Co., and the entire stock will he closed out at the present location, No. 01 East 9th street, for less than original wholesale cost. Fixtures for sale when the stock is closed out. tf Ï I p J 'i ? | 9 > S i c K .. < i .»” *■ .*■ .»-4 * ‘. 4 9 . The quality of goods we use and the care exercised in com pounding make our prescrip- tions good enough. ’ When You are I \B N T I8 T • 4 OK. II. If. I E T K 1 K ALL w o r k W A K K A N TEll Olllce■ First N uii.ll.il Hank HllHilillR upstairs. ^ W. K1MK M. II. rH V N M T A N mill SI KOKON Otllre iu Vic Far laud Building Over W ym i-’s Hardware Stare onice filone, all Residence letico flume, Phone, aac tf i *. * V.^ «. JOB 1 )‘ P I IV K I I- IA * m i,I s l I R t i KON All « alls promptly attended. Main St. Phone 114. •yv;*>v. Fine Stationery Toilet Articles Perfumes School Supplies Morris Mortimer Jackson. Moriis M. Jackson, son of Mr and Mrs. T. J . Jackson, died at the family residence in this city Sunday, February 12, 11)04, aged 30 years, 8 months and 1!) days, of consump tion. He leaves a wife and two children, his parents, three sisters and one brother, the latter namely, Mrs. Willis Bliikbu 111. of Oregon City, Mrs. Fred Sanders, of Albany, Rosebud and Ivan of Cottage Grove. Deceased was born in Lincoln couny, Oregon, in 1874. The fun eral was belli from the residence Monday oflernooti, with interment in the Walker Cemetery. v How al out that early spring gar den? Make work 11 pleasure with a Planet Jr. hand planter aud culti vator. We have hoes, rakes and spades. Wynne Hardware Co. P L E A S A N T AND H A R M LESS. D on ’t d ru g the s to m a c h to cu re u cough. One M inute C ough Cure c u ts th e m ucus, d raw s th e intlnninttou o u t of the th ro a t, lungs mid lironical ii h s heals, s o o th s and cu te s. A quick ctlre for C roup and W hooping C ough . One M inute Cough Cure re lieves a cough I 11 one m inute hecuusc it a c ts llrst on th e m ucus m em brane rig h t w here the ro u g h troubles — 111 the th r o a t o r deep-seated on the lungs. Hold by T he Modern P h a r macy . I I - , r Ofllces ■f #yv. R. YOUNG A T T O R N KV A T L A W 4 onice: Young Building, Main Street, West Side. 4V ; tf .♦ i C t . ij i Grove. Oregon r I.*'- : il V. V. V. MADSEN W A T C H VI t K K K IVaielies, ('lucks and Jew elry Lowest Prices J Jit. * I ) K" <J‘ T ,,()(:KK D PHYSICIAN J i Benson’s Pharmacy ï It ^ at E. C MACY AND SURGEON oniees in Dr. Geo’. Wall building,. Mahi Street, ( ’ottam* Grove. Offlee phone T Main 303. Kesideiice phone Main 90 tf m ¡i • T oi!!..» A w b re y f 4 BuildluK. Main Street D E N T I S T y '<f 4 t f -'. r ; k »IV. » Vr» Vr»'Mr»Vr»’<*» Vr» Z D. C. Baughman D E A L K K IN HAY, GRAIN, FLOUR and MILL FEDE Iiav.ley Hlclg., West KiverSt., Cottage Grove, Ore. Elione vour order. WHEN YOU CATCH COLD Do not take chances on it wearing away or experiment with some unknown preparation which may leave the bronchial tubes and lungs weakened and susceptible to attack from the germs of Pneumonia or Consumption. F oleys H oney T ar not only stops the cough but heals and strengthens the lungs and prevents serious results from a cold. Contains no opiates. It &av6tl His Life After the Doctor Said He Had Consum|ftion. W . R. Davis, V issalia, California, w rites: "T h ere is no doubt bat what F o le y ’» H o n e y and T ar saved my life. I had an awful cough on my lungs and the doctor told me I had consumption. I commenced taking F o le y ’» H o n e y and Tar and found relief from the first and three Lotties cured me completely.” A Policeman’s Testimony. J. N. Patterson, night policeman, of Nashua, Iowa, w rites: " L a s t winter 1 had a bad cold on my lungs and tried at least a half-dozen advertised cough medicines and had treatm ent from two physicians without getting any benefit. A friend recommended F o l e y ’» H o n e y and T ut and two-thirds of a bottle cured me. I consider it the greatest cough aud lung medicine in the w orld." Three sizes—25c, 50c and $1 00 The 50-cent size contains two and o n e - h a l f times as m u c h as the small size and the $1.00 bottle almost six times as much. Refuse Substitutes. SOLD AND RECOMMENDED BY Benson's Pharmacy, Cottage Grove, Oregon
