The Leader., April 12, 1901, Image 3

N otice to Taxpayers.
P U R E L Y PERSONAL.
The young people of the towi
enjoyed a party at the Martin Hall • Fine rings at H C Madsen's.
Tiie 1900 assessment rolls arc now Weduosdny, evening.
D ry Goods.
Clot hill"
Frank White visited at Eugene;
open for the payment of Taxes.
Dame Mehitahle Plunkett and her Sunday afternoon.
We are cutting the price on many
W W W ither s , Sheriff of Lane
We invite you to call and inspect
charming pupils will mako you
Geo Robinson, visited at Eugene{
County, Ore.
our line of
Men’s, Boy’s and goods in this line.
laugh till your side aches, at the
the last of the week.
Children's clothing. We have one
WtfCH Ü5
E lected M arshal — Bert Nunn was
We are closing our line of Shirt
Opera housa April,20th. You will
price for
all. Our vsluas ere Waists at Special Prices.
elected marshal for the ensuing year miss n treat if you miss seeing them.
G A Cobb, went to Eugene, Wed­
unsurpassed.
at the council meeting Monday even
nesday on business.
Eugene’s outstanding indebted
Gro eries,
ing on the first ballot the vote stand­
M a d e a t
Perry Long made a business trip
C hildren ’ s V etter S uits ,
•
ing Nunn, 4; McFarland, 1; Pitcher, ness, on April 6th this mouth was
Always a full stock on hand at
ÓUR N E Y ¿ 3
$17378.77 according to the financial to ltoseburg, Tuesday.
1.
$2.00 to $5.50 a suit,
lowest
prices.
statement of the City Treasurer.
SuNL,ütlT
Frank Blair, of Portland was
With Fancy Vest
W of W S ocial — The members of
Geo Handsaker shipped 50 sacks town the first of the week.
Drugs
the local camp of woodmen and
Bov’s K nef . and L ong P ants ,
of flour from Junction to Cottage
Darwin Bristow, paid Eugene
their families held a social at the
Here is where wo .save you money
$2.00 to $11.50 a suit.
Grove, Wednesday, and 5000 pounds business visit Wednesday.
Woodmen’s hall, Wednesday even­
of feed to Eugene.
ing at which a fine time was reported
Furnishings Goods
I P Inman the Lorane merchant
It saved HI« Leg.
by all present
Men's Suits
P A Danforth, of LaGrango, Ga., was in the Grove, Tuesday.
A Big Stock on Hand.
Up-to-date Shoes
P ublic S peaking —Lecturer John suffered for six months with a fright­
W F Hemenway was Eugening
Clay Worsten Stripes and Plaids,
P Meukiu, of Salt Lake, Utah,spoke
We are Sole Agents for the Ham­
ful running sore on his leg; but the first of the week.
a fine lino from which to muke your
to a large and enthusiastic audience writes that Bucklen’s Arnica Salve
ilton Brown Shoe Co’s line of shoes
Si Strong took in the sights at
selection.
at Martins Opera House Tuesday wholly cured it in five days. For
in Cottage Grove. Hare just re­
the
county seat Wednesday.
night, on the brotherhood of man. Ulcers, Wounds, Piles it’s the best
ceived a largo shipment.
Latest
Prices from $6.00 to $18.00 a suit
Don’ t fail to take in the Library
Mr M is a fluent talker and his read­
salve in .the world. Cure guaranteed.
p tyi*
benefit Saturday, April 20th.
ings were reported as first class.
Very many numbers we are now
L adies ’ F ine S hoes ,
Only 25c. Sold by J P Curriu.
The lecture was given for the bene­
showing were purohnsed by us be-
Mrs
Eva
Trembel
returned
from
V- *75 °°nte to $3.25 a pair.1
Klamath Express, April 4: Louis
fit of the local Woodmen organiza­
fore tbo advance in price or the
M a n 's F in e S hoes ,
¿H O L .
Hulssman of Little Shasta, Cal., ar­ Oakland, Thursday morning,
tion.
prices we are making would betas»
$1-50 to $4.00 a pair.
Wm Monroe went to Portland,
rived Tuesday from SilverLake,
possible.
F ined . — Coran DeLassus was ar­
where he purchased 500 bend of Wednesday on a short business ' Ckm nmrN's F ine S hoes ,
rested Monday night upon a charge
stock cattle of Geo Small for delivery trip.
V 86 cents to $2.00 a pair.
I
of “ drunk and disorderly" nud
next month. Tho priro paid is re­
“
Ye
Olden
Time
Singing
School”
brought before Recorder Young
ported to have been $25 per head Saturday, April 20th, at Martins
Tuesday afternoon and after stand
for tho grown cattle and $15 for Hall.
ing trial was convicted and fined
yearlings.”
• J M Howe, the elite tailor-made-
$10.00 and costs. Not having the
The body of Senator A W Reed,
suit man, of Eugene, was in town
funds wherewith to liquidate he will
of Douglas county, who was drown­
Tuesday,
board it out at the expense of the
ed in Umpqua, April 8, 1899, to­
city. This is young DeLassus’
Mr* Sadie Downing, went to Eu­
gether with State Fish Commissioner
second offense and should be p .
gene
Tuesday, to attend tho teachers
H D McGuire, has been found and
warning against a repetition of the
examination.
although in u badly decomposed
affair.
condition, it was indentified. The
Mrs Dr Geo Wall, visited with
D ime S ocial .— The ladies of the
body was discovered thirty miles her mother, at Divide a couple of
W C T U, gave a dime social at the
below where the accident occured.
days this week.
reading rooms Monday evening at
O ld S o l t il e r ’s E x p e r ie n c e .
Mrs Henry Veit eh left Monday to
which about seventy five persons
M M Austin, a civil war veteran,
visit
with her parents for a few
were present netting the society of Winchester, In i., writes: “ My
© < 3 » * — ^ A A A
^ E i= ^ ©
about $7.50. The ladies are to be wife was Bick a long time in spiti of woeks at Corvallis.
Leads in Up-to-date *
complimented upon their tact and good doctor’s treatment, but was
Mrs Berg and daughter, Georg-
3 vCTT, ,T. .T IS n E T E T S T -
management of the affair and for wholly cured by Dr. Kings new Life etta, left Monday, for Clifton, Ohio,
A Fqir’Lreat n tations of
their dilligence in clearing the read­ Pills which workel wonders for her via S P and California points.
ing room and library cf iudcbtness. health.”
They always do. Try
Sirs Wood and family left Mon­
The social was a pron ou n ced them. Only 25c. at Currius Drug day, evening, for Portland where
success both financially and socially, Store.
they will reside for the summer.
^ > P R IC E S < ^ ~
and rdl who utlended will Boon look
Street lights cost Eugene during
Eba Scarbrough, of Creswell, was
Are within the reach of all.
forw ard to another like event.
the past year tiie sum of $2,687,10 visiting with his aunt MrB Ida Stocks
S old O u t — Mr E E Kellum sold with her numerous arc lights while in this city, a day or so this week.
his new residence, in tho Perkins Cottage Grove blunders along in the
Ed Baker, of Portlrnd, visited
addition to a Mr L H McKenncy the dark with 50 or 60 puny incadcsccnt
first of tho week. The price paid fire bugs at an annual cost of $1500 with his parents Mr and Mrs J W S cbleff B uilding ,
M ain S treet .
was $(i00. Mr Keilum and wife took or only $1187, less than Eugene is Baker, the first of the week at this
Tues lav’s train for Cripple Creek, paying for a first class service with city.
<><>< h ><> o < k k h ><><>< k k >-<> o <> o <>< kh > oo - o <><>< k ><> oo - ckk > o <><> oo - o o o < v o o o o <> o o o
Coh>, where they will make their four times the population, and wealth
Milo Coffman, of Wendling visited
home and where Mr Ii. has some and ten times tho amount of light.
with his parents Mr and Mrs C C
miuiug interests that demand his
Coffman ,of this city a few days
Have
you seen those supeib
O O O O -O O O O -O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O -O -O O-OO O-G-O-OOO-OOOOOOOO-O-OOOOOOOO
attention. Mr Ivcllum and lady have
last week.
souviner spoons at Madsou’s.
made many friends hero during their
Mrs.
L.
D
.
BECK
Miss Mamie Blair, of Portland
short stay who regret to see them
A W eek o f P rayer . — Tho National arrived Eriday afternoon on the
Will pivc MUSIC Levsons on Ut9
leuvo. We wish them success iD W C T U has issued a call request­ local to reside with her parents at
their new home.
ing the churches to unite with them this place.
-
H art . — Snturdny evening a few in a week of prayer from April 14 to
Mr and Mrs Louis Seymour, of
of Miss Lillian Harts many young 21 in tho interest of the Christian Gardner visited with his aunt Mrs
A t the
friends silently gathered at her home Sabbath. Tho following program Patterson and family of this place
and made her aware that she would has been arranged for the seivices the last of last week.
not be permitted to spend the eveu- in Cottage Grove.
— ■*—
— +—
Master Ea.-l Miexwell, a cousin of
ing alone. The evening was pleas­
S unday A pril 14.
H
A
Vincent,
who
has
been
visiting
Using
the
late,
Graded
German
antly spout in games of amusement
11 a m appropriate Services in
Method now taught in
here
from
Nebraska
wont
to
Cottage
and social conversation until a late each church.
Berlin, Germany.
hour when refreshments were served.
7 ;30 p m Union Services at tho M Grove today to visit relatives.— TERMS, 50 CTS PER LESSON OF 30 MINUTES.
Wednesday’s
Guard.
It is needless to say all enjoyed E Church. Sermon, Subject ‘‘The
Mrs Berkshire arid children, of
themselves for Miss Lillian is a Two Days 7th aud 1st” Rev F E
Go To.
Goshen came up Tuesday to attend
favorite among the young people Biiliugton.
the
bed-side
of
ber
step-father
Mr
nud well versed in the art of enter­
M onday .
Condon who is not expected to
To have the only storo in Cotta g? 3-rove,
taining. Those present were; Misses
7 ;30 p m Union Pravmeeting at
Hoby Baker, Mary, Curriu; Lea Christian Church Subject “The live.
But we do claim to ha ye a large and
Hickey and Ethel Wooley. Messrs Jewish Sabbath” L D Beck, leader.
Mrs McCurdy, who has been for
well selected stock of
Frank Whipple, Jesse Griffin, Bob-
T uesday
some months in charge of the public
Bluir, Jobny Veatcb, Tom Abrams
7;30 pm Union Prayermeeting at reading rooms of this city, left
and
and Harry Hart.
Christian Church, Subject “ The Tuesday afternoou for Scottsburg,
I n the T oils . —J II Gates, the Christian Sabbath” , Rev L Beck, where she will join her son Will and
Tellow w ho so successfully got away leader,
mako that place her home. Mrs
ith the $1500 while assistant Janitor
McCurdy has many friends who Shop opposite Post Office.
W ednesday .
-f the State House during the last
7 ;30 p m Union Prayermeeting at regret to see her leave.
W hich wo are] selling at right prices.
legislature is now in the custody of C P Church, Subject “Educational
C h u rch A n n ou n cem en ts.
Billy Higgins, received the sad in-
heriff Withers on a charge of for- \ alue of a Day of rest, Rev C E te|ijgeDCe> Tuesday, of the deatu of
ery. Tuesday's Guard says: "This
C P CHURCH.
Crandall.
three of his brother’ s children at
Wo have a fine line of Winter *
orning shortly before 11 o'clock
You can't beat our prices
10 a m Sunday School
T hursday .
Oak Point, Wash, from diphtheria.
Hats, all the latest stylus sn j colors. Boots an 1 Shoos, of all kinds, in tha
‘ ates entered the First National
Mr H D Scott Supt,
7 ;30 p m Union Prayermeeting at His brother, Mr S A Higgins, had
Como in and let us fit you up in this Our stock is of the vory Dost quality
ank and presented to Cashier, C P Church, Subject “ Sunday C los-!
11 n m, Subject“The Sabbath.”
a family o f six children and the
line.
“
'y t and arc sure to please you.
P E Snodgrass, a check on the First ing” Rev Crandall.
----
7 ;30 Union Services, M E Church
remaining thieu were not expected
’ ational bank of Portland for $75
F riday .
to live at last accounts.
3 p m Junior, Mrs Sadie Down­
ith the name of “ Henry Corbett’’
7;30 p m Uuiou Prayermeeting at
j F Settle came down from Cottage ing, Supt
ttached thereto. Mr Snodgrass
M E Church, Subject “ Importance of ( j rove yesterday to visit with re­
6:30 p m Y P 8 C E, Mr Elbert
immediately saw that the check was Unioa Effort” Prof Briggs, leader.
latives for a few days....... ,N N Boyd Veatch. Pres.
forgery and held Gates until Sher­
S unday
R e a l E sta te T r a n s f e r s .
arrived here Tuesday from Creswell
E very b o d y w elcom e, L D B eck .
BORN.
if f Withers who was telephoned for,
11 a m, approprate services in the and has gone in partuership with C
U S to Darwin Bristow, 80 acre
Pastor.
rrived, when he was turned over to
M c C oy .— T o the wife of William sec 12 tp 23 s r 2 w
churches.
E Bates in tho Lebanon photograph
bat official.
McCoy, April 7, a boy, weight 13
7,30 p m Union services in the C gallery. His wife will come soon aud
M arriage L icenses — Have
been
U S to Perry B Sherwood 160
.The job was a bunglesome one and P Chuicb, Sermon, Rev Crandall.
pounds.
granted
Albert
Zir.ikor
and
Rosina
acres sec 8 tp 22 s r 2 w.
they
will
take
up
their
up
their
re­
seymed ns though anyone with
The choir of each church assiste. 1 sidence in the Taylor Evans's bouse Schock, L Przybylski witness.
S mith — T o the wife of F Smith, of
E E Kellum and wife to L H Me
rdinary common sense wonld know by the oMier choirs will be expected
Divide, Wedneoday, Mar 27, a Kinney certain described property
near
the
C
P
parsonage.
We
are
Alvaro I. Hubbard and Miss Sarah
etter than to try to pass such a
to furnish music for its respective glad to welcome them to our city.—
daughter.
in Cottage Grove, $600.
R Withington, W 8 Lenard witness
(heck. From Gates, endorsement
. . . .
nights,
James M Martin et ux to James H
W
alker
, — To the wife of George
Lebanon
Advance.
The
young
man
being
under
age,
the check it is plainly seen that he I
Hawley
199 acres more or less in t p
Walker
at
Walkers,
Ore,
Wed­
Griffin Veatch Co, carry a full line bis father, A H Hubbard, files bis
K a d e out the -heck and that be! If you «ant a hoe rake, shovel or
21 s r 3 w, $3000.
nesday
April
10.
a
14
pound
son.
of
spring
goods.
gned the name “ Henry Corbett spade, callon Griflin and Veach, Co.
written consent.
I
imeelf.
W omen
*
5
£
[OLT SKIM,
.
Banal &
NEWLAND’S
MILLINERY
STORE
SHOES!
SHOES!
Newts Styles anti Paterns
^
ITewlaryds Millii?en| store
SH OES!
And Every ether line for a
Limited time only
MUSIC LESSONS
B-E’L-O-toZ
C-O-S-T
W e mean Business for we
are going to move our
Goods, and our prices will
M ove
C. P. PARSONAGE
m
HARRY WYNNE’S
Them .
E WiLL & WHIPPLE.
We Dtin’t C laim .-—?
BICYCLES,
SUNDKIES,
Dry Goods,
Groceries and
General Llerchandise
REPAIRING
Hats.
Boots and Shoe».
4-LGW1S
&
yeS T C H E