The Leader., August 16, 1901, Image 3

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cure a cold In one day.
pay. Price 25 cents.
iu D ictS
No cure, no
W liu t u Tu le II T e ll* .
If that mirror of yours show» n
wretched, sallow compaction, a jaun­
diced look, moth patches and blotches
on tho skin, It’s liver trouble; but Di.
K in g’s N ow Life Pills regulate the
liver, purify the blood, give clear skin,
rosy chocks, rich complexion. Only
25c at J P Currin’s drug store.
To the P ublic . — Having just com­
pleted u courso of instructions in tho
Prof Rogers system of tinting, we
are prepared to do tho most beauti­
ful work known to our profession.
This work is excellent. Call and
see our samples.
L ooking ron C oa :,. — Mr G \V
Lloyd spent a day or so last week,
over on the mountains near Lorane,
examining some coal prospects that
have been discovered in that section
und which give promise of proving
good property.
Gne vain is report­
ed a being 3 feet thick and a tunnel
has been run for a distance of apout
80 feet on the proverty.
J unior M edal
C ontest .— At the
Junior Medal contest Tuesday night
the little daughter of Mrs Cogswell
won the medal. There was a large
attendance, and the little folks are
reported as doing fino and indeed
every one was highly pleased with
their efforts at public speaking.
Most Substantial Citizens
is Dead.
Labi to R est in M asonic C em e­
tery', M on d a y A fte rn o o n .
Once again were the people of
this entire community saddened by
the news received, Sunday morning,
of the death of another highly re
spected and esteemed pioneer citi
izen of Cottage Grove.
Mr Oscar F Knox, who, from the
earliest days of Cottage Grove’ s ex-
istanco, has been closely identified
with its progress and upbuilding,
passed peacefully away at bis new
home in Eugene, at 10 a m, Sunday,
Aug 11, after an illness of some two
weeks from Pleuro-pnoumonia. He
was surrounded by bis cherished,
grief-stricken family during his last
hours with the exception of his eld­
est daughter, Mamie, of Cheney,
Wash., and who was hastening to
his bedside, and arrived only a few
hoars after his death.
Monday afternoon the keart-bre-
keu family arrived hero with the
corpse, and accompanied by a large
number o f friends and relatives pro­
ceeded to the cemetery, where, after
a brief burial service, at tho grave
the remains were laid away to rest
by the side o f his father, tho late S.
B. Knox, and his second daughter,
Lottie, who preceded him to the
other shore.
ies, tuis is hot enough for us so
please don’t ask the question.
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A fine line of ludie’s watches just
received at Madsens,
Jas Allen went
first of the week.
to
W e want your Butter
— and E g g s —
?
JOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOCOCOOOOÍ
Eugene the
Miss Violet \anFleet, of ¡Saginaw,
was in town Sunday.
Lee Martin has returned alter an
extended absence from the city.
The first of next week our fall Dry Goods
w ill
Be sure and call at Taylor’s Photo
Studio and see their new work.
be here, and without any doubt it will be the
Hugh Behne started for the mines
again Thursday morning after a brief
stay in the city.
most complete and best select line ever opened
Mrs Nowland and daughter, Miss
Louise returned, Monday afternoon
from Brownsville.
Clair Baker and wife, of Roseburg
attended the funeral services of O F
Knox in this city Monday-
James McFarland threshed his
crop on the hills just west of town
Monday. The yield is reported ns
good.
T K Richardson, the Roseburg
Music dealer, was in the Grove
looking after the piano business
day or so this week.
Mrs F E Alley, of Roseburg and
sister of Mrs O F Knox, nttended the
funeral and burial services of Mr
Knox at this place Monday-.
Mrs J F Taylor returned from
Eugene, Tuesday, where she has
been perfecting her knowledge of
Rev F E Billington, pastor of the
photographic art for.t)i£ past week.
Christian church, of which Mr Knox
Duke Knox is staying with his
was a consistant and devoted mem­
grandparents,
Mr and Mrs Churchill,
ber, conducted the services in the
piesenceof (he largest concourse of j while looking after tho interests of
in Cottage Grove.
We will have some some specials in Teazle Downs
that will beat anything you ever saw.
The Kid Glov that was always sold for $1.25 and is the
best $1.25 glove in the country, w e will hereafter sell for
ONE DOLLAR. W e got some Special Prices on these goods
and we are going to give the same special price to our cus­
tomers.
Come and see us.
GARMAN & HEMENWAY.
4
fl Nice S p r i# p
Of New pall Stuffs.
5-
-5-
-5-
A mateurs . — For some time quite a
number of the little folks have been
practicing “ circus” and one evening
last week, gave an entertainment to
their admiring friends, on the 1 wn
near tho depot. An admission of
W e have just received our first lot of new fall ¿roods, and w e are now-
twoenuts was charged and the little
cast
e
fellows aro said to have cleared people perhaps ever gather« d at the tbeir boP Jard ftnd ranch
prepared
to show you a nico assortment o f S IL K S ; W a s h Taffeta
burial of an esteemed citizen, in this town.
about 10 cents each on their initial
in all the leading colors—China—and a fine quality of Jap Silks.
Mrs D elia Atkins' arrived on
community. Tho combine 1 choirs
performance.
of tho various churches joined in the Thursday morning's overland, from
B cnps C armkd .— A t the Eiiction solemn services and sang, as well as Dunsmuir, Calif., on her wav to join
held Monday, to again vote on tho their emotions would permit, some her husband who is S P Co’s agent
Some of the new things in dress good at popular prices— Josenhine
proposition to bond the city in the of the beautiful hymns, Mr Knox, at Forest Grove, Ore.
Skirtings, Ottoman Flannels, Venetians, in a variety of colors—
sura of $15,000 the vote stood for himself had taught them to sing,
Jas Sears and Miss Lydia Armsby
French Serge in black and a nice line o f Suitings up to $10.00 per
bonds 85, against 10. But little years ago. The ladies of tho W C made n short trip to the County seat
opposition to tiie question was T U fittingly decorated the newly Monday. Jims heart is said to be
suit o f 6 yards.
namfest and but 1 Ule interest was made grave w ith a profusion of j failing him rapidly and it is rumor-
laki-n as the light vote shows. How­ beautiful flowers in i-.ttostin
their od that he wont to the court house
ever tho vote for the bonds was respect and esteem for cue whose to consult with County clerk Lea
exactly as bef-re though the opposi­ sympathy and assistance were ever who is a specialist in that lino.
ready to aid the cause of temperance
tion was some 10 votes loss,
Mr and Mrs John Morss were up
in which ha was a firm, acliie and
from
Creswell Monday attending the
B ears — A r isbv —Wednesday at high earnest bejicver.
burial of Mrs Morss’ brother Mr O
noon Mr James Sears and Miss
To have tbe only atoro i n
Mr Knox was born in Schuyler
Lvdin A nimby were joined in wed­ county, Mo„ June 23 1815 and was F Knox. Mrs Morss is quite nervous
I B u t w e do cl?„im to haya a la r g j and
Will nive MUSIC Le-sons on tho
lock at the residence of Mrs E A therefore nged 50 years, 1 months, and the last look upon the features
well sclectod stock o f
Sears of this city, Rev F E Billing- and 20 days. At the age of about of a In-loved brother was too much
for
her
and
she
suffered
an
entire
ton officiating.
10 years he crossed the plains with
At th
-
A select number of invited guests his parents, arriving in tho W i latn- collapse.
W
o
aro
glad
to
announce
that
( T W - -,
witnessed the beau'iful ceremony etto valley iu the fall ’ 53. The fo l­
“ .A 1 U b i j .
nd heli>ed them start on their joint lowing spring his father settled near Miss Ada Orrell, formerly of tho
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¡voyage through life. An elle.aut this place which has been his home L eader force, but who has been
working
for
some
months
with
the
Using
the Late, Graded German
iuner was served to the invited until tho last year when ho moved
W h ich 70 a r a i ca
Method now taught in
* right prica3.
nests and tho event will long be to Eugene for better school facilities Register at Eugene has accepted
Berlin, Germany.
position
in
a
book
bindery
at
Tacoma
euiembered by all presont, as one of and where he had creeled a hand­
Washington. She left for the field TERMS, 50 CT8 PER LESSON OF 30 MINUTES.
i _ tlOCS.
leasure aud social enjoyment. Mr some new residence.
This new
IVe hayo a fino lino cf Winter
5
t
beat our prices Ott
ears and bis charming young bride home was only completed tho day of her new duties, Mondny.
Notice the reduction in prices 5
Mr and Mrs Albert Wood returntd per cent on Bed room suits, mat­ Hats, all tho latest styk - at : color:;. Bord.i.- 1 .
, of all Lind t, in tha
re among Cottage Grove’ s most befnr his death.
Como in and lot us fit you up in this Our i j L is ,,f tho very best quality
ighly esteemed and piomising
Mr Knox’s earlier education was | home to Cottage Grove today. Mr tresses, shades, couches and lounges
ar.J r.r.j suro to pk&so you. .
onng people and tho L eader joins obtained in tho common schools | Wood has been working on O F also other goods at redueed prices lino.
'itb a host of their friends in wish near Cottage Grove. Later he ( j j , 1 Knox’ new residence and will return a t j D Cochran Furniture store.
ng them a pleasant and profitable tended Willamette University and soon to commence on Mrs DuDn’s
F ob S ale or T rade .— 250 nannie
oyage through a long and happy Monmouth College, graduating trom new residence for the erection of
goats in small bands if desired, will
le .
We acknowledge reiiept of the latter institution iu 1871. Ever which ho has the contract.— Tues­
trade for cattle or sheep. Horses
i-’ o r O v e r F i f t y V ears.
orae most eqnisit.e wedding cake a friend of education, and especially day’s Guard.
(')■ it re b A n n o u n cem en ts.
for sale also. Enquire of
A n O i . ii a n i i W i l l - T r ie d R e m e d y . - M rs
nd congratulate Mr Sears upon bis active in the support of the public
Mr R R Giltner and wife who
Winslow’s Soothing Syrup lias been used for
J H H awley , Divide Or.
oww fifty-years bv millions of mothers for their
c P CHUBCH.
ood luck.
children while t.-i-thlnir, with perfect success
school system, he faithfully served have been spending the past few
It soothes the child, softens the minis, allays all
10
a
m
Sunday
School
cures wind colic, and Is the best remedy
in the capacity of school director week visiting with relatives and
Hugh Behne came down from tho pain,
for Diarrhoea. Is pleasant to the taste. Hold
Too M ÜCII WirmuT.— Early Tues
Mr
I
I D Scott Supt,
by Druggists In every part of the World. Twenty
in this city for 16 years, and to his friends here, left, Tuesday, for New- mines, Wednesday.
five c nts a bottle. Its value Is hiralriilahle
ay morning last, a drummer and
3
p
in
Junior,
Mrs
Sailio Down­
Be
sure
and
ask
for
Mrs.
Winslow's
Soothing
efforts, tti a largo degree, our public j port-, where they will spend a week
T o H e a l a H u rt.
Syrup and take no other kind.
ne of Cottage Grove’ s bright young
ing, Supt.
school owes its present efficiency.
at tbe seaside before returning to
Use B anner S alve , the great healer.
“ Sorosis” Shoes at Eakin A Bris
¡en gota little too much snake
6:30 p m Y P S C E, Mr Elbert
In 1873 Mr Knox was married to their home in Portland. Mrs Gilt- I t ’s guaranteed for cuts wounds, sores tow's.
Veatch. Pres.
lediciu* aboard, borrowed some
piles
and
all
skin
diseases.
Use
no
Sarah Churchill, of Polk county, and j ner says Rush was actually induced
Four times more Millinery sold to
Every body welcome, L D B eck .
king tackle aud hired a saddle
subsitute. The New Era Drug Store.
in tiii 3 union they were blessed with to walk a mile or two out into the
date than expected for the season at
Pastor
orse at the livery stable and pro-
six children, Mamie, Roy, Lottie, country while here and she proposes MrsS H Allport, Johnson, Pa., says;
N F, Elsea A Son.
eded to“ raise N ed” generally.
Duke. Lizzie and Frank, all of whom to take him to the seaside, where he "Our little girl almost strangle-!, to!
Griffin A Veatch, Co carry
They started for the country on a are living, except Lottie, and are can wash his feet before going home. death with croup. Tho Doctors said j A H Davis, Mt Sterling, la writes; I
king trip. Mr Chrisman, becom- highly esteemed young people.
■he could not live but she was instant­ was troubled with kidney complaint line Machine Chi and Binding Twine,
Bro Conner, of the Roseburg ly relieved by One MinuteCough Cure. for about two years but two one-dollar
For a number of years he served
g a little anxious about them from
Take your wife to tho Imperial
bottles of F oley ’ s K idney C ure effect
Plaindcaler
is responsible for the Benson Drug Co.
¡ports, Rtarted after them and soon as Mayor of this city and had been
and treat her to a Sunday dinner
ed
a
permanent
cure.
New
Era
Drug
engaged in active business pursuits following travesty on a serious ac­
Mrs H D Harford State Pres, of
et the young man-about town
Store.
erved from 12m to 1.30 p m.
in this city and ns a mark of respect cident which might have happened the W C T V will Lecture in Cottage j
®ing back afoot who reported for bis business integrity ar.d per­
Farmers
buy vour twine and
to one of Cottage Grove s former Grove, tonight at the C P Church ,
1/lgh living, intemperance exposure
at the horse and drummer were sonal
Machine oil of Griffin A Veatch Co.
all our principal busi-
citizens. “ Ira
Beidler,
of the will meet tbe ladies at the Reading j
i and many other things bring on
.
.
. ...
rther up tha eieek and both laid ntaa houses were closed dnring the
New doable chains for gents just I Bright’s disease. F oley ’ s K idney
funeral services. Strictly honest in Calapooia valley, is said to have met Room this afternoon at 3 P M. tho
Mr C went on and soon found
j C ure will prevent Bright’s disease nnd
business affairs, unquestionably up- ] wjth a serious accident last week. members Y W O T U and all others roCtived bJ Ma,,8en'
all other kidney or bladder disorders
horse and drummer down the
right in character, a kind and con­ He was shocking grain when a field j interested io the work,
Cordially
Wm Finn, of Lima, O., obttihed ex- | if taken In time. Be sure to take
had fallen on its head and s id e r a t e n e ig h b o r an d a c h ris tia D
; cellent results from the use of F oley ’ s !
mouse ran np bis pants leg, and in invited to meet Mrs Harford.
Foley’s. New Era Drug Store.
nearly dead but after some as- g e n t le m a n , Mr Knox will ever live
1 K i d n e y C ure . " I t relived mv by back- j
the excitement he rent his trousers j
Mr
Daniel
Bantz'
Ottervllle,
la,
arbe
ali(]
severe
pain
over
tho
hips.
It
in
t
h
e
memory
of
his
acquaintances
~ce the horse was finall got upon
P o r \\ h oopin g C oagli.
equal to a full grown cyclone, and! says: "Have had asthma anil a very t0noq
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my system and gave me new vim 1
feet and and brought back to as a clean, mo'rai and respected citi­
”
B-
th
my children were taken with
zen. Besides a loving wife and fam­ |,a,l t0 return to the house in a short bf^j Cough for years, but could get no „ „ d energy It is an honest and re
~n and the commeicial gentleman
whoopli - cough,” writes Mrs O E
ily lie leaves two brothers, Roscoe woven skirt of straw to get another relief from the doctors an'l me<H lnes uab|0 remedy, a cure for all kldn-y
Dutton, of Danville, III. " A small
sr sobering up a little returned, ami Jerome, and six sisters, M n -
On reachin g, the <»oor yard 1
£ %
d*—
» - K n , Drug Store.
bottle of F o l e y ' s H oney and T ab cur­
his and the boy’ s fines arnonnt- darms I I C and S E Veatch, Ja3 and pair.
the watchdog chased him up an ap-
me inore good than nil the ott“ r j Mr Willard Martin and family re- ed the cough and saved me a doctor
to some $20, and probably is a ! J I I McFarland, of this place, John pie tree mistaking him for a LiJl remedies combined.” New Era Drug , turned from Black Butte, Tueeday. .
bill,” The New Era Drug Store
¡Store.
He wiser by this time, if a little Morss of Cresswell and R G Calh<on chieftain or a hula dancer.
o f Pleasant Hill to mourn his death.
-----W e Can Show You........
At NEWLANDS, of course.
MUSIC LES'SONS
f e Dna’i Claim
Mrs. L. D BECK.
Dry Goods,
C. P. PARSONAGE
Goni
ra
I c 3 and
.’chandise
Hats.
+ L. 6 M Í S S V e H T C H *
a fine
worth,
j