The Leader., May 17, 1901, Image 3

N otice
Having sold out our business all
accounts must l>o settled at onco by
cash or note cilice with Phillips k
White.
Wheeler & Scott.
the crack
Eugene ball team, the Haniblers aud
the Bohotniaus of this city Lad their
first match game of the seasou at
Stouffer’ s field.
The Ramblers
finally pulled out a win by a score
of 15 to 17. The Bohemians were
short winded and had things their
own way the first few innings but
lack of practice soon told on them
aud the Ramblers forged ahead near
the end of the game. Tho score by
innings follows:
B all
G ame . — Friday
B O H E M IAN S
12 3 4 5
0
McQueen
1 0
Harms
1 1
0
Hemenway
1 0
0
F Blair
1
0
Lenord
0
1 0
Lockwood
0
0
0
B Blair
1
0
Benuett
0
0
0
McFarland
G 7 8
0
1
1
0
0
1 1
0 1
0 0
0
0
0
1
9
0
1
1
$10 R eward . — The following is
from the Coos Bay News: A rumor
is being ciiculated by n disinterested
gentleman (?) that Col C J Holt was
seen driuking in a Portland saloon,
tho above reward will be paid by the
ladies of the W C T U for evidenee
to that effect. This is a case of put
up or shut up, aud that speedily.
The gentleman in evidence will save
himself a good deal of trouble by
placing the evidence at once.
A M il l T est . — W P Ely, of Kelso.
Wash, arrived here Tuesday, aud
started an outfit for the mines. He
will make a mill test of some ten or
fifteen tons of bis ore at the Helena
Mills and if it does as well as it is
expected to be will erect a mill dur­
ing the summer when five more
stamps will be put to crushing ore
in the camp. Mr E ly’s camp known
as the Mayflower group is among
tbe most promising properties in
Bohemia, and with good manage­
ment we expect him to succeed.
V eby C reditable . — The Confeder­
PU K E LY PERSO NAL.
Ruin, welcome rain.
Fine rings at H (1 Madsen’s.
J E Thomas visited at the county
seat, Wednesday.
More new goods, received
Newlands Millinery Store.
at
G ARM AN & HEMENWAY, :
Bert Wood, spent Wednesday
Eugene.
It is wonderful how our Grocery Sales have in­
Miss Laura Jones came down from
Roseburg, Thursday
creased in the last few weeks. There are some
Cali at Madsen’s aud see those
elegant souvenir Spoons.
Cash people who are learning that w e can save
them money. W e have stocked up in our
Mr aud Mrs Carl Coats, arrived
from McMinvilte Monday.
Have
you seen those superb
souviner spoons at Madson’s.
G r o c e r y
Mr G, A Cobb and wife have been
visiting in Engene this week.
Mrs W ill George; of Wildwood
was in town the first of the week.
Mrs Maude Wheeler, of Saginaw,
was in the Grove, Tuesday.
Dr Geo Wall, made a professional
visit to Saginaw, Wednesday.
L in e
and w ew an tyO ur TRADE and to get it W E
will UNDERSELL all our COMPETITORS.
Do not overlook our other lines. Our Shos are the best
in the market for the money. Our Spring and Summer
Dress Goods A R E U P-T O -D A T E in W H IT E and COLORS.
ate Spy, as produced here last F ri­
Mrs Mable Baker and Miss Maude
day night Eugene local talent was
0
very creditably rendered through­ Slee visited at Goshen, this week.
out. A fifty dollar bouse greeted
Arthur Stubliug and Win Bennett
C IO 0 0 0 1 5 2
the aggregation aud the applauso, visited in the Grove Saturday and
Total 15
freely givon, indicated satisfaction Sunduv.
E U G EN E
to a marked degree with the per­
12 3 4 5 G 7 8 9
Jobny Martin, o f Creswell, was
formance. C C Coffman, as Geo
0 0
1
Branstottcr
1
1
doing business in the Grove, W ed­
Wattcrumn the warm hearted but
1 0
1
1
Gilstrap
0
nesday.
unflinching unionist won the good
1
0 1 0
1
0
Witheroe
W e call attention to the new Ad
will of his audience from the start
1
1 1
1
0 0
Taust
Mr C is an adept iu amateur °* M r R W Newland in another
Knox
0 0
1
theatricals and his pleasent appear- C°1UUJU-
Hays
0
0 0
0
Mrs Henry Veatcb, returned the
mice and easo upon the stage makes
W illoby
0
0 0
0
0 0
first of the week, from a visit with
him a favorite.
0
0 1 0
Court right
0
Chas Griffin played the spy like her parents at Corvallis.
Graham
0
1 0
1 0
tho real thing aud won frequent
Take your wife to the Imperial
applause by his tact and bearing and treat her to a Sunday dinner
3 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 4
throughout the play. IIi3 faithful served from 12m to 1.30 p a.
Total 17
Leads in Up-to-date
portrayal of the typical southerner
Mrs Lillie Olsen and daughter
B adly Ilrr.r.— One day last woek in trying ordeals showed tho mantle
to r 1 0 L L H
Tuesday for
Port
the team belonging to Bake Stewart of the heavy part iu the play had Lottie, left
-
A Full Presentations of
became frightened and rau away not fallen upon the wrong shoulders. Orchard, Wash, where they g o to to
reside
for
the
present.
throwing the occupants, Mr Stewart, Miss Sina Orrell, formerly of this
Mr A B Atkins of Independence
ids son, Mack, and Young Brooks place, in no wise disappointed her
upon the pave.l street at the depot. hearers in her debut as Maude Brad­ arrived here Tuesday afternoon he
^ > P R IC E S ^ ~
A ll tho parties were considerably ley, the Southern Bello. Miss Orroll has purchased the confectionary
Are
within the reach of all.
hrusod up, M r Stewart’ s son re­ is seldom surpassed by amateurs on stork of G A Cobb.
ceiving some severe internal injuries tho stage and indeed many so called
Mrs Bock’s class in music is doing
and was badly bruised about the professionals fall far short of her in splendid work, but she has little
head breaking the bones of the nose. ability and appearance before foot­ faith in the progress of those who
H e was at first, considered danger­ lights. Her lines were rondure 1 make music a study during
the S crleff B uilding ,
M ain S trket .
ously hurt but at the presnt writing without a fault, save w h ile woman­ summer months onlv.
he appears to be pulling out all ly modesty of amataurs made it more
Mr an 1 Mrs Ivan Yancy visited
right.
difficult for her to act the part of a with Mrs Yancy’s parents Mr and
R esolution of C ondolence . — Old pussiouato lover, than for profession­ Mrs Dave Sears, the first of the
Post No 13, G A R. The silent als. Aud this cannot be accounted woek. They left for Eastern Oregon
reaper of death has again entered to her as a fault but rather a credit. Tuesday evening.
our raiiks and takou our comrade, We have not sj ace to comment upon
Mr*. L. D BECK.
Mrs JeDnio
Dwyer, of North
W m Thorn, therefore be it
tho entire enste further that to say Platte, Nebraska, arrived here last
W ill five M U S IC L e -s o n s on t h i
Resolved: That the loss of o
the others did fairly well with the Saturday, she will reside with her
comrade stand as a warning to all of exception of Sockery Sclineidlebeck
parents Mr and Mrs Thomas of this
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us and we should be prepared for er aud he did even better, "which
city for the present.
the last roll call as we know not reminds cs of what the beautiful
At t h e ^ —
F ourth of J uly .— A mass meeting
when the hour couieth: Therefore poet vouee vote vben he said “ I f at
be it
virst yea don’t vas succeed cbost of the citizens is hereby called at the
Resolved: That we cherish with try it some more a coople of times.” City Hall, Monday evening to make
arrangements for celebrating the
that fraternal tie of brotherly esteem
The following is a program for Fourth of July. Every body come
Using tho Late, Graded German
the remombrauce of our departed
Memorial services. The Ord Post out aud let us have another rousing
Method now taught in
brother and comrade. Bo it further
No 13 G A R, department of Oregon celebration. The meeting will be
Berlin, Germany.
Resolved: That we
extend our
will meet at City Hall 9;30 o’ clock called to order at 8 o’clock sharp.
TERMS, 50 ers PER LESSON OF 30 MINUTE8.
heartfelt sympathy to the sorrowing
a m. Form rank in lead of proces­
family aud furtbei that a copy of
Frank Golden and wife, who have
sion .ladies of Baker Circle No 11
these resolutions be furnished for
visited for some months, with Mrs
G A R , Odd Fellows and Rebeccas,
publication and a copy spread upon
Golden’s father, M r Thos Allen, of
and other societies, Firemen, School
the
minutes of our meetings by
this city, left on Tuesday’ s overland
Children and Citizens. Tbe boys in
order of
for their home in Eastern Oregon.
Gray are cordially invited to join
W H Lincoln, Commander,
They were accompanied by Mrs J C
with Ord Post No 13 G A R. P ro ­
Robt Griffin ajt,
Wallace Jr and son, Frankie who go
cession will start at 10 o’ clock sharp
F E Miller Com.
to visit with them during the sum­
will march to cemetery where the
and
I F arewell P arty . — On
Saturday usual ceremonies will take place. mer.
eveuiug at the residence of J I Jones
Mrs Norval Atkins, sent to her
There all are cordially invited to
R E P A IR IN G
a, select number of friends gave to decorate the graves of soldiers, husband, who is located at Horn-
A t Griffin & Veatch’s
M I H Lila Denham and daughter Miss
friends and relatives. Then form brook, Calif, a fine fishing tackle
H A R D W A R E STORE.
J..sie, a farewell social. A splendid
procession and march to town, will outfit to protect him self from in­
lime was enjoyed by all present,
vasion
by
the
finny
tribe
while
then be dismissed for dinner to as­
C hurch A n n o u n cem en ts.
‘ ifeocial games of amusements and
semble at the M E Church at 2 thumping tbe key on the banks of
music were the principal features of
o’clock p m where Memorial Addrets the head waters of the Sacramento
C P CHURCH.
the oveuing’s entertainment after
will be delivered by Mrs Elezabeth river. Mrs A can now look for
10 a m Sunday School
which
luucheon was served with
Ward, of Salem, President of Lodge some blood curdling account of his
Mr H D Soott Supt,
fee cream aud cake as a desert Mrs
of G A R all are cordially invited to victories over those sp ckled enemies,
Bonham and MissJosie have made
3
p
m
Junior,
Mrs Sadie Down­
j
This
may
sound
fishy
Norval
bnt
attend.
nknny friends here who regret to see
ing, Supt
The following are appointed as a ! you’d forgive us.
it* m move away. They expect to
6:30 p m Y P S C E, M r Elbert
committee to procure flowers, to be j
\ number of friends of Miss Lea
Move to Junction where they will
Veatcb.
Pres.
delivered in City Hall where a com­ Hickty were entertained at tbe resi­
■•side in tho future. Those present
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1
a
m
; Preaching Text "T h y wav
mittee will receive them.
dence of M r D H Hemenway Mon­
H ere; Mr and Mrs Crandall, Mr and
e
Mesdames Geo Thompson, J K day evening. Tbe evening was js in the s » ’’
m rs Cox, Mr and Mrs Jos Benson
S p i n ; Preaching Subject “The
Barrett, L H Slagle, Curtis Veatch. spent in plsying parlor games and
akd Mr and Mrs J I Jones. Tbe
W M Dickey. Misses Vira Dorward music, at a late hour lunch was ser­ Livin g Sacrifice,”
lksdam es
VandenBurg,
Eakin,
Every body welcome, L D B et *.
Dollie Hawkins, Della Durham, ved after which all left for their
Qrp '-rd and Benhatn. Misses Mary
Pastor.
Bessie Griffin, Della White, Laura homes after having spent a vory
iferrin, Ruby Thomas, Gertrude and
Roe, Nettie Burdick, Nettie Yancy, pleasant evening. Those present
i f t i o Burdick, Robie Baker, Elsie
N o tic e to T axp ayers.
Emma Rhodes, Ethel Woolcy, Dessie ! were Misses Luise, Laura and Lucy
L » i , Daisy Arnold, Josie Bsuham
Harms, Rboda K in g and Judie Newland, Blanche Johnson, Ethel
The 1900 assessment roils are now
Cfen
Lewis and Ethel Woo ley
I Bisby, Lillian Hart, Fay A'.kins and
Cooley.
open for tbe payment of Taxes.
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Fred and Geo Meinaer, Arch
W H Lincoln, Commander,
Ethel Woolcy Messrs Ezra Baker
Y oung, Frauk White, Horace Harms
W W W ithers , Sheriff of Lane
Robt Griffin, Ajt,
Tom Abrams, Almond Hemenway
R o t Homenway, John Veatcb and
County, Ore.
F E Miller.,Committee.
and Chas Dutton.
Auburn! Wynne.
GARM AN & HEM ENW AY.
NEWLAND’S
+ O u r B i 4 R en w aijt S ale 4 *
MILLINERY
STORE
N ew Styles anil Paterns
liewlarjds Milliperij store
MUSIC LESSONS
C. P. PARSONAGE
Go To.
HARRY W YN NE 'S
BICYCLES,
SUNDRIES,
W i l l be continued, for a few days, until
onr N e w Stock arrives. W e are slaughtering:
Prices in these Goods for w e only have a
iew days left to close them out. I f you want
Bargains, give us a call.
O u r P ric e s tc Close
R eg u lar P ric e s
Your Choice Now;
Ch ldren’s Shoes;
Regular prices range up to $1.75
for 5 0 cents.
Your Choice
Men’s Hats
for 25c to $1.00
Regular prices 75c, $1, 1.25, up to $2.00
Your Choice now.
Ladies Shoes,
for
Regular prices, $1.25 up to $3.00
75 Cents.
The prices we are quoting here is to give you some
idea of w hat w e are doing in the way of cutting:
prices in the Odds and Ends. W e have a variety of
Goods that we arc closing out at
Greatly Reduced Prices.
R
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N EW LAN D .
ROUSE,
- L U M B E R CO.
Manufacturers oL
A ll kinds of Rough and Dressed
Lumber, Bridge Timbers, Ties Etc.
Look at these Prices.
Flooring, $10.00, $14.00 and $12.00
Rustic and Ceiling, $14.00 12.00 and $10.00
Double Surfaced, $14.00 12.00 and 10.00
Sized Lum ber, $7.00 Rough, $6.00 to $4.00
W e have a Fine assortment
building material now
ducements on Dressed
on R ough Lum ber 15
A ll
on hand and offer speoial in­
Lum ber o f 10 per cent and
per cent discount for Cash.
Orders promptly filled.
R O U S E -C E E R L U M B E R Co.
Am os, Oregon.
We Dnn’t Claim
.—$
To have the only store in Cottage Grove,
B ut we do claim to have a large and
well selected stock of
D ry Goods,
Groceries and
General Merchandise
W h ich we arc] soiling at right prices.
Hats.
< Boots and Shoes.
W e have a fine line of Winter
You can't boat our prices «Mk
nate, all tho latest stylea and colors. Boot“ and Shoes, of all kind*, in thaï
Come in and let us fit you up in this Onr stock is of the very host quality!
line.
and are sure to please you. v*" ’ ’
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