The Leader., September 06, 1901, Image 3

B oard *«» W anted .— M rs E M
Thomas will take a few boarder
after Aug 1. Ladies prefered.
Miss Pansy M dcox, of Saginaw,
was in the Grove, Tuesday,
1*1 «E L Y 1* BISSO X AL.
Henry Johnson, visited at Eugene
Harry Bristow made a flying trip Monday.
L ost . — A white and brown spotted to Eugene, Wednesday.
Foster Philips loft, Sunday, for
Llewellcn tetter dog, about 1 year
Mrs Frank Kenedy, of Saginaw Portland.
old. A suitable reward will.be paid was in the Grove, Wednesday.
Armond Wynne returned from
for return of same to this offico.
John Martin, ono of Creswdl’ s Drain. Wodnesdav.
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To the P ublic .— Having just com­ rustling farmers was doing business
Mrs Pet Sanford made a business
pleted n coursoof instructions in the in tho G ro y , Wednesday.
trip to Drain, Monday.
l ’rof Kogers system of tinting, wo
Mrs Gertie and Miss Fay Atkins
are prepared to do the most beauti­
Howard Dennis, of Black Butte,
ful work known to our profession. left, Monday for Independence where
was iu town, Wednesday.
This work is excellent. Call and they expect to spend a few weeks.
Recorder Young, made a trip to
see our samples.
P J T ailor .
For want of drying capacity the
Eugone, the first of tho week.
P aralytic S troke — Elder J C Rich­ Kuox hop-yard is only able to keep
Geo Robinson camo down from
ardson, the pioneer Baptist minister, the pickers going one-half the time.
the Boswell Springs, Tuesday.
who resiJes on Fifth street, Satur­
L ost . —Two smnll flat key’s tied
day evening received a stroke of par­ together with a string, finder will be
Col Blair returned from a pleas­
alysis ou the left side. He is much liberally rewarded by leaving same ure trip to Bohemia”, Tuesday.
better today bat is still conQned to at this office,
Chas McFarland and Miss Ellen
bis bed.— Guard.
Mrs Thos Condon, wife of Prof Hall visiteu nt the couty seat Mon­
H ob P icking —The Knox bop yard
was a sceDe of bustling activity,
Wednesday morning, when scores
of pickers commenced stripping the
vines. The hops aro of good quality
and a fine yield is oxpected. Pick-
in g will last 10 or 12 days.
C ontract S ecuued .— W in George
has secured the contract of driving
a 100 foot tunnell ou the Golden
Slipper Mining Claim at Bohemia,
and will coinincnco work the first of
next week. The contract price is
$0.00 per foot which is considered a
fair price as the grnuud is good to
work.
Condon, of the State University, day.
died of typhoid fever at Newport,
A H Cruson, the painter was do­
Monday last.
ing business nt the county seat, Mon­
Mr and Mrs Ed Underwood and day.
Mr George Hawley and wife return­ Mrs Prof Briggs returned, Monday
ed , Saturday from a few weeks out-|froul au eiten(leJ vigit at Wood-
i ig at the coast.
burn.
Miss Glasi and Miss Montgomery
Leo Fritz passed through here on
of Brownsville, visited with Mr and
the noon local, Sunday, enroute for
Mrs Wilson Glass, of this place,
Eugene.
during the past week.
Misses Lillian Patterson and Dora
Mrs T G Buford, of Portland has
Veatch went to the hopyard at Cres-
been visiting with her mother Mrs
well, Tuesday.
Otto Eredrickson and family in the
Mrs Nettie Jarred left Wednes
Grove dimug the past week.
day, for Eugene where she goes to
Miss Louise Newland, returned,
spend the winter.
Wednesday from a few weeks stay
Mrs Cy Miller, of this city, is visit­
in Portland where she has been
ing with her brother Sam Veatch, of
ordering her
winter Millinery
Portland, this week.
Goods.
Mr Ed Patorsou and family and
Mr and Mrs Jus McFarland, left
Tuesday, afternoon for Boise, Idaho, Ethel Wooley, visited at the Cres
for a months visit with Mr Mc­ well hop-yard, Wednesday.
New Goods
New Goods!
&
New Gonds
0
New Goods
It is to your advantage to buy your goods from us.
W e keep the best assortment of merchandise, and at
the right prices, you can buy nearly every everything
you want from us.
Our Shoe Department is filled up with Up-to-date,
good, substantial shoes, the latest in the Market.
Our “Julia M arlow ” for $ 3 .5 0 , W o m e n ’s Shoe.
The> have the shape and the Elastic Instep makes it
Conform to the foot. Those who w ear them once, w ear
nothing else. Our $1.75, $ 2 .0 0 , $ 2 .5 0 and $ 3 .0 0 w om ­
en’s Shoes, Hamilton Brown’s make, cannot be beat.
A full line of Men’s and Children’s N ew Clothing, good
values $ 6 to $18 per suit.
G ARM AN & H E M E N W A Y .
T H E F IR S T H O TE S OF F A LL 4 -
N ew E rick — Mr Frank Wheeler
has about closed the deal with C U
Wallace and sons to erect a two
story brick ou the corner opposito
Sherwood’ s Hotel. The building
will bo a handsome structure when
completed and will add greatly to
the nppearanee of Main Street.
Mrs E M Thomas returned from
Farland’ s sister. They were ac­
A F ine S howing —Rev C A Wooley, companied by their daughter’s Mrs a visit with hor daughter Mrs Rollie
Novelties, now awaiting your inspection. W e 'll be opening new goods
Rauip at Roseburg, Monday.
and wife returned from a mouths Edwards, children,
for many days to come, and each, day there’ll be some interesting store
stay nt Bohemia, Tuesday, where ho
Prof Love, of Drain, was shaking
Mr Ed Pattorson who is running
lms beeu looking after the interests hands with old time friends ou our the stago from Drain to Gardner r
news for you.
of the Golcotulu Mining Company. streets, Wednesday. Tho ProiesHor j was home on a visit Tues lay.
Good Groceries
1 Can we'Jnterest you?
A N ew Belt
Rev Wooley reports the uucover- has accepted a chair iu the Drain
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AX \ Mrs Cobb and daughters Misses 1
ing ot one of the companies ledges Normal , and , was _ looking
after the
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o u t
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for fall, will add to your appearance
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Eliza and Fannie were South bound
In a few prices;
and a fine showing is the result, it interests of that institution, rhe
Wo feel that we can hardly say any­
,
We have just received u tine line for 40c Eiderdowns, per yar 1 .. ...........30c
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#
, v ,
i
, passengers on the local, Monday.
being fully 10 ft in width from which L kadeu force acknowledge a pleasant
........... 50 thing good enough for this good gro­
your inspection.
Outing flunnel
“
j Emil Etter, who recently sold the
free gold ui:iy be panned with ease c;l]j
Teazledown
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cery stock. We aro always striving
......... 5c
in any part of the vein. Consider­
to make It bolter. Always pinching
Mr John Scars, returned from the BuLpmU s ‘ W ll>
»mrcha0®d thc Handsomest in Petticoats. C a lic o ..............................
Baby flannel...................
e
, , .
; saloon of Charley Witter in Eugene
able work has been dona by tho
nnd hngllpg prices with tho jobber,
mines the first ot the week to have
_
! This shewing of Petticoats has nono Unbleached muslin L I
company already this season and a wen removed from his right hand, j
O ^ Knox arrived up from ?,„perjor
the city. Black petticoat« S c x im ..............................
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e'4 o thnt we may sell to you more reasona­
work will be o n inued probably ti 1: Tbs operation was successfully ac- Eugene, Monday and is visiting with j wm be popular this season and the Soxony Yarn, per skein
ble. Always stipulating and seeing
suo«v dies if not hit r.
(Í........... $1.00 that all goods entering here are of the
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complishcd and John hopes to be her mother, Mrs Churchid for a few showing here is exquisitte. A nice se­ .Spanish “
lection of colored ones too foi those Indigo Blue Prints per yard .........fie
best. This is n good grocery store.
able to return to work early next days.
who like a flash of brightness to show Flannelette wrappers, nicely trimmed
Rev j F Tout, of Ash bind, deliver
The best place iu the city to trade.
week.
Mrs
C
A
Sehlbreda
and
daugh-
now
nftd
then.
with
flounce,
the
$1.50
kind,
a
special
cd au address ut toe Christ! n
Norris
Silv
r,
N-
rth
Btraford.
N
H.
tera
Missei
Bertha
and
Emma,
pass-
Nice quality of Silk Tics ....... $1.00 drive n t ......................................... $1.00
We want you to know it by personal
Church Tuesday, e vening iu tho
I purchased a bottle of One Minute ¡ j thruugh the Grove on the noon local,
investigation.
Mexoerised SntcoD, up t o .........*'2.50
interests of the Anti-Saloon League Cough Cure when Fullering with a i
English Serge
A very fine as ortmont of Alex
Mr Tout is ilio Slato Sept of this cough doctors told me was ti__ curable. ,
Shoe Talk.
English sergo, -I t inches, strictly all
work in Orcgou and a better selce One battle relieved ine. the second I Misses Della Durham and Daisy cerise<1 satteen, all colors, 10 rows
tiou for tho work in hand would l»o a id tliir ! almost cured. To Day I am j A ruol i, nml Roy Dixon and Nelson j of tucks........................................ 93.00 wool, fine quality, per y a r d .........sue
Wo Invite you to cult and look our
Durham vveut to Eugene, Saturday !
hard to find. To his untiling elE 1 Is a well man. P -nson Ding Co.
Josephine Shirting.
line over. Wo have just received a
Nice
Towels.
returning Monday.
Poari.ANu Ou. Seer, t 1901.
in great degree, the city of \sblund
shipment of the J. Miller shoes.
Not often thnt the n>'at house-wife \ the latest, 50 Ins. wide nt $1 50 a yd.
Td the Citizens, of Cottage Grove
Mrs W W Catlicart and family,
owes its uniquem in being a “dry’
They took neat and aro made to
V nlc i selection of Ottoman Flannels,
I who have been visiting among re- couuot use a collection of towels und
town today. The Revel nod goutlc-; e l vicinity;—
wour.
nice ..bowing, all the leading sii ides, 60c per yard.
crashes.
We
havo
a
We aro j isod to | intives and friends boro fir tome
ears it is ali boni! " ni out n “ dry” I
towu being nocessatily a di ad onejtri tify tbat Larry Brchaut and Dell weeks, returned to their h.mo iu
and tbat Ashland i* provino it so lij ! Morgan, proprietà« of tho New Era Portland, Sunday.
a generai incrcase of all otb.r kind ; ; Drug f tore, are both youug un n of , Ed Long who has disposed of bis
qualified interest in the grocery business at
of business. He says a ‘dry” town ; cvcelli nt halli’ , thoroughly
timi' mgluy qua
not only raises lesa grass iu ita S treet» : to cou luet ¡ho business iu which this place has gone to Ashland, j Q' FT TO NELSON,
Ihan does a “ wet” one bui it also : thoy bave aiered and worthy the where he expects to re-enter the j
Watchmaker, Jev/oler
quits raising “ hell” while tho ‘ w t c mfidsnee of tho people of Cottage train service of Ibe S P Co.
—AND—
Grove r.nd vicinity.
one is assured a big crop.
Mr MeClellon who has been clerk­
Both Mr Brebaut a id Mr Morgan
ing in Lurch’s store for the past few
Goon F rosi ’ e : ts — F J Hard, of having been in out employ in the
' months, left Sunday accompanied by
Portland and wbo has lie n with b; > prescription department ns well a*
| bis wife for Salem, where they will
family rusticating and also looking in our Laboratory, for a number of
make their future home.
after his milling inter, sts in Bohe­ v ars, becoming fnniiliar with, evtry ;
I
Miss Frankie Hay ter, who has
mia for the part month or so, re tim ­ point vf the business, and we be­
The Cash Grocery has t ie most complete stock
been spending the past few weeks,
speak
for
them
tlie
lie
irty
co-opera
ed homo a few days ago. very well
Mrs. L. D BnCK.
r
visiting
with
her
friend
Mr
D
"
of
Staple and Fancy Groceries in the City a n i al­
Will Hvc music Le sens on th-
pleased with his trip. Mr Hard tiou anil confidence of the people ;u
to
Patterson,
of
this
city,
returned
ways keep a fine assortment o f Fresh Fruits and
says the Oregon— Colorado Mining the town snd neighborhood which
her home iu Dallis, Sunday.
M
Co has now completed something will now be their homo.
Vegetables in season.
Mrs Mary P Spider, ono of tb
W oodard C lark a Co.
over 700 feet of tunnelling and the
A t th
the
W e are SOLE AGENTS for the
Having purchased tho interest of most prominent t ackers
lutest discoveries prove the property
to be a good one to say the leaet. Mr A Nelson in the New Era Drug earlier days of the State University
A contract has boon let for driving Store we derire to express onr thanks! at Eugsne, died ut her home in j
an additional 500 ft of tunnel at a to the public for their liberal patron- Portland a few days ngo.
Using the Iaiti-. Graded Germun
Samples given for Customers * to try. Don’ t
j ag p otlg wj,o has been working |
still lower level which will tap a age heretofore, and respectfully
Method now taught in
fail to see onr fine display of Candies. W e can
solicit
a
continuance
of
the
same
i
¡n
the
Blue
River
mines
for
some
large body of ore at a depth of nearly
Berlin, Germany.
W
e
are
here
to
stay
and
will
do
our
i
^mo
returned
S.iturnny
night.
Ji
n
I
1,000 fL The rock b ars gold, silver
please yon if you give us a chance.
TER M S, 50 CTS PF.R LESSON O F 30 M IN U TE S , j
and copper, is base and will proba­ best to merit y our continued favors. Hiiys there is too much danger in
T h e C A SH G R O C E R Y Co.
M okoan a B rebaut .
Bluo River Mining for him and that
bly have to be treated by smeltiug.
F or S ale or T rade — 250 naticie
A G Young, Mgr.
even old miners are afraid of the goatR in small bunds if desired, will
Mr Hard says that the croppings
A Night of Terror.
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Awful
anxiety
was
felt
for
the
groon.1.
indicate that the ledge in a large
trade for cattle or sbeep. Horses
Uoo W Isine, Few.imo, Mich, writes
MrG A Stillman, a merchant of
Dr W W Oglesby, returned, Sun- for sale also. Enquire of
one, probably 10 to 12 ft wide and widow of the brave General Burnham
Your Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is tho .Tampico, III, writes. " F o le y ’ s K idnz ?
best remedy for Indigestion and |C ubs Is meeting with wonderfu. ,ue-
J H H awley , Divide Or.
is easily traceable for nearly a mile. of Machias, Me., when the doctors
. . said
. „ ,|»v from a short visit to Bohemia in
«toinsche trouble that I ever need. cess. It has cured some once* hen
The property is will situated for
Take your wife to thc Imperial
morning
hut; Mining Company he reports turn and treat her to a Sunday diunei For years I suffered from dyspepsia, tlisf physicians pronoouc-1 i..- i ible
development work and it is hoped
ut times compelling me In stay in bed I myself sin able to teMKD-
IM
attended her that fearful night.-— . -
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.
DUcov the company’« property is showing served from 12in to 1.30 p m.
the company well see their way
and cnughir.g me nntoM sgony. Iam meilta. My fm-e to d y is a livi.ig
she begged for l)r King’s New
d I u|,
„ „ as
,» waU as conld lie expected. He
clear to make a paying proposition try, which had na we than once ravea,
Griffin A Veatch, Co carry n fine e unptelcly cured by Kwlol Dyspepsia P ictu re of health, and Foley’s Kidney
m i i |et
„ i a
out of this promising mine.
her life and cur»! her of Consumption
a contract
contract for driving another lire Machine Oil aud Binding Twin«. Cure In recommending it to friend« Cure has male It nicli, N.-w Era
who suffer fiom Indlges’ lun T always ! Drug Store,
After taking, she slept nil night. F..P- tonnel of 100 ftat which ill be ex- New double chains for gents j .*t offer
....... . r- r i: if jj Del» Tbui for I
.....
^ w r„.
.. ,
Wo Tt.iif-f for *oIn in .
tlier
use
entirely
cured
her.
1
hi*
ten,led
as
soon
as
completed.
e
I have never paid. H--n.u. Drug < o.
T ^
.... o .,i .p... 1(.(.| „
rec ived by Madsen.
“ 1 had bronchitis for twenty years,’’
marvellous
medicine
is
guaranteed
to
Dr
i,roUKht
out
some
good
specimen»
•aid Mrs Minervs Smith ot Danville,
No
"Sorosu ShoC3 at Kakin A Biis cure n cold in I'l.e da
Farmers boy vour twine and
I ay. I’rl- c -5 c .-uU'.
111, and Dover got relief until I used cure all Thrust, Chest and bung Disea- ^ ro(,k {r, m tiiis property and has
tows.
MaeMno oU of Griffin A Watch Co.
contu’ence in the outlook,
F olet ’ s H o se t and T ar which Is a sure sts. Only 50c and $100. Trial hot-
cure for throat and lung diseases.” ties free ut J P Cunin’ s Drug Stoic.
, *>
The New Era Drug Store,
$
Fall’s earliest showing of Dress Goods, Silks and
A t N E W L A N D S , of course-
MUSIC LESSONS
P IA N
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