The Leader., June 28, 1901, Image 3

Semi-'
>or the O i atum/o Snio at
Quito u number of youug folks
Milliner,
spout Sunday, out fishing.
Ague
.ml Annie Vi ..' 'i returned
Mr P J Jennings was in our eity a
bome from Eugene, S itm lay, where few days this week.
P U B E L Y P E lt S O S A h .
Fine rings at H C Madsen's,
“ Sorosis" Shoes at Eakin A Bris­
tow’s.
Mrs Walsh went to Eugene one
Ilev C I I Wullace, went, to Eugene
Mr E S Wit ;••!■, of A'-*>•••!,altown ,J: ' last week.
j Monday.
Iowa, lb visitin ; with h • >:, R I ir
Y o n have to eat, v. tij n ot cut |
Wilson ilih I » ifo of (hi city.
th e best. T h e Cash G r o c e r y Co,
Mr Geau Howe, of Creswell, was
h a ve a com p lete lin e o f G ro c e rie s in the Grove, Saturday,
fresh
tra its, and V eg eta b les
Momhtjr from E ¡gone ■ !a.:c he has
Have your old hats retrimmed at
a lw a y s on bauff.
been altending the tj of O.
| N E Elsea and Son’ s.
Take your wife to the Imperial
F or 2‘ 1 Y ears —.John l ’ohl was and treat her to n Sunday dinner
New double chains for gents just
reo.ived by Madsen.
arraigned before Judge Hamilton at served from 12m to 1.30 p m.
E u gen i on tl . charge of committing
Itev C A Wooley, returned, to his
Mrs Eva Tremble, left Thursday
rape Upon bis step-daughter, aged
for Oregon City where she goes to home iuFairmount Monday.
IS year, and after pleading guilty
reside for tho present.
It J Jennings came up from
was sentenced to 20 years in the
Hon II M Veatcli attended the Portland, Monday, on business.
state Bnitenlir.ry. The crime was
meeting of tho Lmurd of Iicgeuts of
Harry Pickard was Eugaing Fri-
committed near .Smithfield last fall
tho Drain Normal School, Tuesday.
day, of last week.
and tha human brute has an op­
Ed
Patterson left Wednesday
portunity new of repenting at his
Mrs John Holland left Thursday
night for Elktou where he goes to for a short visit in Eugene.
leisure,
drive a stage from that place to the
O F Knox and son Duke were in
J ohor P icnic .— T he children of
crg.st.
the Grove a few days the first of the
the C l ’
society ae
Our prices on Shoes, Clothing and
c o m p ile d by their superintend« nt,
week.
Millinery can’ t be boat N E Elsea &
Downing and a few older
W F Hemenway, returned Sun
Son.
ones held a very pleasant i ionic in
day from a brief business trip to
Ed Patterson and wife returned Seattle, Wash.
BbcGowitj (.tovc, just west of town
last Fridry, Tire l i t t l e f o l k s arc re ­ home from a visit at Hudson, Mon­
Drain has established a quarantine
ported to have enjoyed thomsolves day.
against Yoncalla, on account of
immensely, aa did also Uio older
Call and see those New B in g’s
small pox,
ones. A sh nt pro/n;m, dinner and with Madsen are tho finest in the
Hugh Bohno returned to tho
of innocent games after* city.
mines Friday after a weeks visit in
^ ^ ^ H t n p le t o d the day's recreation.
James Hart Sr and Jim White
A ll repo-1, a fine time.
and family returned home Sunday the Grove.
they liive been utb ■ lin; -•■l. ol
Frida; afternoon Mr J W Gowdy
took b is -!-, on, G
Fan Riper to
^ ^ ^ ■ > 0.1 Samaritan Hospital in
Portland for treatment. Guy has
been quito ill for several month* and
it was thought best to move him to
Portland where
better facilities
could lie afforded for treatment. A
l< tterfj)om M r Gowdy states that an
operation was performed upon Guy
early in Uio week but without suc­
cess excjept as to demonstrating the
character of the disease, another one
will be pieces: ary before any hopes
)f relief • an be entertained. The dis-
sase is pn affection of the spine.
3uy has wonderful girt and courage
»nd welhope to hear of his further
improvement.
Mrs Glen Stone left for a visit
Attorney Eby, returned home Thursday, with her parents in Eu-
from Eugene. Wednesday, where ho Eugene.
MibsDora Veatch spent the last
had been attending court.
T h e Cash G ro c e ry Co, (succes­ week visiting with relatives and
sors to F .1 M im e r ) handle n o th ­ friends in Creswell.
in g but th e best. C a ll on them
Dr Lowe, Eugene’s oculo-Optician
a n d see th e ir n ew stock.
who is now at the Sherwood Hotel
"Tickets will be on sale July 3rd goes home Sunday.
r.ud 4th, good for return up to July
Miss Sina Orrell, is among the
Otb, incluaive, between all points on
prominent candidates for Goddess
Oregon Lines, at one faro for the
of Liberty at Eugene.
round trip. Dont fail to take ad­
Mrs Jas Ostrander returned, F r i­
vantage of this opportunity to visit
your friends. Grand Celebrations day from a week’s visit with her
will bo held at different points on daughter, Nina at Eugene.
our lines.” C H M arkham agt,
Misses Bobio Baker and Etbel
S I* Co.
Wooley enjoyed the Ice cream social
night from Bossland B C.
Y o u w ill a lw a y s fin d fresh fr u it
and v e g e ta b le s a t th e Cash
A JjMjo number of friends of the G io c e r y Co (successors to F J
Misses | Neva Perkins and Mary M e in z e r )
lurrin Were invited to spent} the
Mrs Frank Kennedy returned to
avening at a poverty lawn social her homo in Saginaw Thursday after
which was bold in the little Grove a few days visit with her brother
it the skating pond, cast of town, James and wife, of this city.
nst Tut day evening. The grounds
Another fall in Milliniry, N E
vere dtjt orated with Chinese lanterns Elsea & Son hee ls and leads low
ind llofvrs, and a large bonfire was prices on best up to date goods.
cept burning all evening. A largo
Bert lawson left, Thursday morn­
bpe aw-:, g and the boat owned by
ing on bis wheel for Eugene where
« r Han
Brcliaut were greatly
he goes to attend encampment.
»pjoyed 1 y all. Guo of the most
G et your -1th of July hat at N E
literesti: g features of the evening
Elsea A Sou’s. Old hats retrimed to
vas thei t t id in g of packages, each
look new.
>erson look a package of old worn
Thomas VYalsh returned home
>nt artik'.os and kept trading them
from
Mount Angel, Wednesday
ff untif a eigiial to stop was given,
ho piKr.gcH when opened generally where he has been attending school.
•roved fsells” but nil enjoyed their
«resents and many will keep them
% mementos of the occasion. The
fening was apent in playing games
t>ging, boat riding and swinging.
,t u laic hour refreshments were
irved,|l.en all went to Miss Neva’ s
oiue ai<i njoyed piano and violin
uisic by Miss Neva and Mr Erwin
ioso Wrer.e
Thoso
;ent were; Misses Lulu
mrin
in, : Î-. brmine Yeatch, Graco
emon M * y , 'Elsie Lea, Luise. Lucy
id L aura Newland, Hattie and
flzie Orpr.rd, Gertrude aiul Nettie
ardickHDessa and Orpha Harms,
ay Atlfins, Lillian Heart, Blanche
ihnsoimEdua Martin, Gleo Lewis,
thel Wcoley, Nova Perkins and
•ry Cor rin; Messrs Leston Lewis
S fyU JJn hunt, Earnest Younger,
uke Knox, Art Young, Bert Law-
m J es. Griffin Boy Hemenvay,
I’intereKVallace, Erwin Lea, Johny
eatch, I Horace
Harms Winfield
ennettl Frank V,'Lite and Arch
bulcy.
‘«I T w o F r o m D c n tli.
________ It!, daughter ha>t an almost
fc, N. Y., “ but When all
kdios failed, we saved her
)r K in g’s New Discovery.
Jwlio had Consumption in an
^tnge, also used this wonder -
and to-day she is perfect-
□'esperate throat and lung
(yield to Dr K in g’s New
is to no ot
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m-
at Creswell, Friday nigbt.
NEW H ATS-NEW STYLES
T T T T T f T T T T T
Be among the Up-to-Date people. A good
Hat, N e w Crush. $2.00, $2,50 and $3.00.
•f N ice
LIN6
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and boys at 35c, 4-Oe, SOe, 75e, 0Oe and $1.25.
Have some good Summer Hats left, in Straw
and Crash, also Caps for Men or Boys-new line
Excellent values, for 25 cents.
IF 1 Y O U
3 M E T E C D
YY
For the 4th, W e can fit you.
H L A .T
In values
Unexcelled.
•fCHRMHN & HEMENWHY +
Easy Prices for Summer Days.
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I f there is such a thing, it w ill make yon cool to buy dry goods at prevailing
prices here, prices so little, so easy, that it’s no exertion at all to bny. W e
have realized for some days that we would have to do something. Just have to.
W e are doing it. And the chances are that this city never saw saw such
ruthless cuts in M E R C H A N D IS E .
Not many weeks until we’ll begin to
think of fall again, but we dare not think of it with all this M E R C H A N D IS E
on hand. W e are not pleading with you to COME and B U Y , just to help us OUT.
But w e do say that w e will save you more money the next few
Weeks than any other Store in this Country.
- - - W e are Going to CUT PRICES to the QUICK - - -
A $.75
There are corsets
aud cor8ehi and some
that are called corsets
* ^ & r - r r 'when they should be
IOJ? $.57 called coffins. V il­
A U o i u c j J u liu n m i n m l M l O lo iu - lainous things that they are.
onts spent a few days up the Coast
T H IS W E E K wo want to call
fork fishing, last week.
your attention to a B E A L corset,
Miss Edna Martin returned Sun the celebrated "Duchess,” a corset
day afternoon from a vist with Miss that is form-fitting, comfortable and
durable. A corset that is well worth
Lizzie Knox, of Eugene.
$.75
Mrs Walsh and family left Satur­
day for Mount Angel, where they go
A ll sizes
$.57
to attend the commencement,.
J S Bennett, proprietor of tho
city bakery, was doing business in
the county seat, Friday.
FOR CHILDREN ♦
This Week
Summer Corsets
.
Picnic Table Linens,
Priced Cheap.
These are medium priced, medium
gi-ftiT oo o f tinlrlo J in o n o ,
u n v lo t~ p tiD C tl
for the grades. Priced especially
for outing parties, who would rath­
er save their fine linens for use not
so rough. And a saving hero too
for those who prefer economy in
their every day table fixings, and
for hotels and restaurants,
T'y Bed Damask,
58 ins. at 40c a yard.
50c quality,
B etter Belts
for the money.
Always so bore.
Always better
belta for tli a mnniy.’ 1 iai > a Unn a I oa -
where. Always protlier, always tbo
best selections.
Better belts for
the money here than usual this
week, made so by tbo lateness of the
Summer’s coming.
These belts
Want to leave here badly. These
prices will cause them to bid us
‘•Good bye.”
Fancy Colors
35c at 25 cents.
Superior W hite Damask, 56 in.,
75c quality, this week
50c.
at 30 a yard.
75c, now, 6So
W hy not try one of our “ Boyal regular price 40c
60 inch, 65c quallity at GOc a yard.
Worcester-Straight
Fronts?”
They
Always
Sold
for
60c
now at 50o
Misses Lillian Hart and Blanche
Superior Satin Damask, all pure
Leather Belt Buckle, 50c regular
Johnson, and Messrs Winters W a l­ are the genuine article— no imita­
linnen $1.25 quality, special, 90c. price, now your pick for 25c.
lace and Earnest Younger, were tion— the price is $1 25.
Four times more Millinery sold to
down to Creswell Friday, night.
dnto than expectod for the season at
W alter Cochran, who has been
N E Elsea A Son.
working for some time on tho Jordan
A fine line of ladic’s watches just
property at Bohemia, returned to
received at Madsens,
the Grove, last week.
Bargains in loggers and miners
To have the only store in Cottage Grove,
I f you are in need of glasses call
shoes at Eakin A Bristow’s.
on Dr Low e at once and have him
Mrs. L. D BECK.
But we do claim to have a large and
A lady driving a span of horses test your eyes as he w ill not be in *
Will give MUSIC Le«sons on the
well selected stock of
followed by two colts, a small Cottage Grove again till this fall.
daughter driving a dogcart with
Bev C A Wooley, of Eugenej
another colt following her and lastly
preached, the funeral sermon in A t t h e ’
"-r -
a grown daughter on horseback
memory of J B England deceased at
driving two cows and three calves,
the C P Cburb, Sunday morning,
passed through the Grove Sunday
returning to his borne on Monday.
noon and created considerable at­
Miss Ethel Veatch who has been
Ustng the Late, Graded German
W hich v/o arol selling at right prices.
tention. There were no men or
visiting for the past two weeks with
Method now taught in
boys in the outfit.
her brothel John, at Boseburg
Berlin, Germany.
Haïs.
Boots
and Shoes.
came down on the overland Wednes­ TERMS, 50 CTS PER I.E8BOH OF 30 MINUTES.
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BO UN.
W o bavo a fine lino of Wintcr
You can’t boat our pricM 0%
day
morning
for
a
short
visit
with
A T e r r i b le Kxploftlou.
H ickey — Wednesday, June 19 to the
Of a gasoline stove burned a lady Ha ta, ali tho latest styles and colors. Boots and Shoes, of all kinds, in th®
wife of Norman Hickey, of
this her sister, Mrs Harry Wynne, of this
here
frightfully, writes N E Palmer, Oomo in and let us fît you u>> in tbis Onr stock is of the very best q a a litj
city.
city a fine 101b boy.
of Kirkmaa, la, “ The best doctors
“ g and. oro sure to please you.
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Mrs Clara Hughs, nee W iley couldn’t heal the running sore that line.
J H Gates of Legislative fame
followed,
but
Bucklen’s
Arnica
Salve
formerly of this place, and husband entirely cured her.” Infallible for
at Salem last Winter, was convicted
of Salem were visiting old friends Cuts. Corns, Sores. Boils, Bruises,
of forgery and sentenced to a term
and acquaintences in the Grove the Skin Diseases and Piles. $5c at J P
Currin’s.
of three years in the peintentiary.
past week. Mr Hughs left for
This is the erratic fellow who got
F o r O v e r F if t y Y ea rs.
Mrs Michael Curtain, Plainfield, 111
points north during the early part
Churcli Announcements.
O i . d AND W fii , l -T r i h n U r m r d y .—Mrs makes the statement, that she
away with $1500 during the last
ht
Winslow's Soothins Syrup has I m « u useil lor
of the week but Clara as she was
e
over fifty years hy millions of mothers for their cold which settled on her lun
session of the legislature but no o n e .........
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with
perfect
snceess
C
P
CHURCH.
children
while
teething,
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fatmlliarly known and her little son
J,
tens the ¿urns, -*—
alleys
all was treated (or a month by her
It soothe* the child, soft-r..-.
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nppeared to claim the money so lie |
J
pain, cures wind colic, and Is the best remedy physician, but grew wo.se. He told l ert
10 a m Sunday School
for iSlsrrhoos. Is pleasant to tho tasto. Sold
was released from custody, giv nn j remain for a more extended visit.
by Druggist* In every part of the World. Twenty she was a hopeless victim of consump­
M
r
H
D
Scott
Supt,
back his ill-gotton gains which he
five cenfs a bottle. Its value Is Incalculable tion and that no medicine could o ire
T W Blew, of Cottage Grove and
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing her. Her druggist suggested Dr K i.ig’a
soon squandered.
3 p m Junior, Mrs Sadie Down­ Syrup
J A Blew of Grants Pass, were here
and U k e no other kind.
New Discovery for Consumption ; she
Sunday worshipping with us. They ing, Sapt
bought a bottle and to her del ghk
Edward Huss, swell known business
1 1 a m Childrens Day exercises
Mr Norman Hickey went to found herself benefited from first dose.
man o f Salisbury, Mo, writes: “ I are both clever gentlemen, brothers
Hhe continued its use and after I King
wish to say for the benefit of others, of Mrs Birdie McKay and Mrs Kate
8 p m , Preaching Service.
Bohemia, this week.
six bottles, found herself soun and
that I was a sufferer from lumbago
McEwen.
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reports
everything
6:30
p
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M
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Elbert
John
Holland
paid
Eugene
a
visit
anil kidney troubles, and ull the
well ; now does herown housewoi ,and
is as well os she ever was.— Fr< trial
Monday.
was induced to try rot-KT S a l u m
bottle of this Great Discovery b Ben-
Every body welcome, L D B eck .
C ure , and after the use of three bottles Grants Pass is » daisy, and it is.—
Geo Small, arrived Tuesday, from Drug Co. Only 50 cts and 11.00, every
I am cured. New Era Drugstore.
Pastor. Eastern Oregon, for a short visit.
Junction City Bulletin.
bottle guaranteed.
Nat Martin left for Eugene Sun­
day afternoon, where he goes to at­
tend cirenit court as a juror.
Regular
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