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About The Leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1895-1903 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1901)
/ The L eader acknowledges a call from au agent of Brmlstreet this week and like many others wo were glad to report '‘on duty at the same old stand. liackache should never be neglected It means kidney disorder which, If allowed to ruD too long, may result In Bright's disease, dinbetes or other serious and often fatal complaints. F oley ’ s K idney C ure makes the kid ney’s well. New Era Drug Storo. R ead T hese N ew P rices .— Bed Room Suits $7.00 and up. Couch es $3.50 up. High Buck Dining Chairs, COcts each and up. Iron Beds full size $3,00 aud up, other goods in proportion. Now is your chance to buy. Cheapest Place this eide of Portland at J D Cochran’s Furniture Store. J L Lproy, of Loroy mining Co, PU R E LY PERSON AL. brought down from Bohemia a large J R James was in Eugene, Mon specimen of galena quartz from the day. LeRoy mine the first of the week J M Sherwood visited at Eugene, that weighs about 100 lbs. Tbe Tuesday. specimen is one of the finest we have M H Wheeler was up from Eu seen and is on exhibition in front of gene, Tuesday! Carman A Hemenway’s store Henry Johnson is down from the W T Wesson. Gholsonville, Va, druggist, writes: Your One Minute mines this week. Lough Cure gives perfect sutistaction My customers say it is the best remedy John Graber is down from the for coughs, colds, throat aud lung mines this week. roubles. Charley Mitchell was down from Helms Bros brought down a fine lot of quartz specimens from their Bohemia Wednesday. Ulyses Walker did'nt kill another Mystery Mine near the Ridge Hotel this week. The ore is base showing bear, last Sunday again. about 12 percent copper aud also as Miss Lea Hickey, returned from a says well in gold, visit at Creswell, Monday. Co A, Eugene, won the first prize Chas Lewis, of Eugene, was in the of $100 in the competitive drill in Grove, Monday afternoon. extended order movements at the W W Chessman, of Eugene, was N ew H ydrants — Contractor Lea Portland Carnival. in the Grove, Wednesday. has planted the tine new hydrants Don’t fail to see Dr Lowe Eu received, on Wall Street and that Charley Thorntou was down from portion of the City has now some gene’ s well known optician, Satur mill no 1 at Saginaw, Sunday. His glasses are good protection from fire. The hydrants day, Oct 19. Erank Plottner, of Roseburg was glasses. are fine ones and the city would do doing the Grove, Wednesday. A oood Tmxo—The city authorities well to have all the old stand pipes, Earnest Gilstrap, of Eugene, was and especially on Main street re have had a lot of ties placed in the in the Groye, the first of the week. center of the street to divert travel placed with hydrants like them. Be sure and call at Taylor’s Photo to eitherside until the coat of crushed Poou Liams— Considerable com Studio and sco their new work. plaint has been made during the rock become more settled,. This is Chas Dutton returned Monday, first of the past week about the ex a right move as heavy hauling was night from a few days visit at Port cutting through the rock and mnk treme poor lights. The city has tind land. a Meter put in the city hall and we ing the street an unsightly affair. Robt Mosbv nnd Albert Seedinnn, The receips of the Eugene post- were iuvited up to see how it work left Wednesday morning for Eastern offiiee made a gain of 12 per cent ed, Tuesday evening. It didn’ t reg Oregon. ister anything like up to standard. during the past year. That’s pretty good but Cottage Grove has jumped Thos Abrams went to Portland The light people will liavo to burn a little more wood if they expect to from a fourth to a third clas3 office Tuesday, for a week’ s visit with in the past year. friends. satisfy their customers, C andle L ight — Tuesday evening the electric lights became so dim Mr Harry Brebaut set half dozen tallow candles in front of tho New Erra Drug Store. The candles not ouly apparently gave a better light than the eloctric lamps but attracted New Era Drug Store. New S helving . — Messrs Hemenwny quite a crowd and caused consider k Burkholder ate having au excelent able mirth. lot of new shelving put in their Wagnon the Eugene woolen mill store. It reaches from the floor to man has made another proposition the ceiling and they will use rolling to that town on the Bonus question. ntep ladders. Their s’oie room is He has dropped from $[7000 to$8000 badly congested with their large and the chances are ho will build the stock of goods hence the necessity mill bonus or no bonus. Still Eugene for the improvement The firm have can afford to raise that amount in (lone a good safe business during order to establish a woolen mill in the past year and their increased the County. tiade finds them crowded for room. On Saturday, Oct. 19th, Dr. Lowe, N ew F ire B ell .— The City Council the well known oculo-optician, will has appropriated $100 for the be in Cottage Grove. See him if purchase of a new fire Bell to take your eyes need help. Free con the place of the one on the city hall sultation. which has become useless on account N ew R e idkn ce . — The lumber f o r of being broken. This is a good in the new residence of Mr Wilson vestment The city council should dreg, on Front S Ireet is beii g now build a new tower in front of delivered ami the building will be the City Hall not less than fifty feet commenced ai soon sb aM the high upon which to place the bell material can be put on the ground. and at tbe same time afford a good An exchange says the biggest trust place to dry the city hose. It will on < arth has b6en discovered at prove a paying investment as the last. It is the country newspaper hose cannot be properly drained trust. They trust everybody, get with the present apparatus. cussed for trusting and trusted for 8 A Ingals, Crown Point, N Y, writes: “ My wife suffered from kid ney trouble Tor years. She was in duced to try F oley ’ s K idney C ure and in less than a week after she began using if, sho wai greatly improved and three bottles cured ber.” J A Griffin returned, Monday night, from a short pleasure trip to Portland. We Most Be Propesile or Nolliii There are three classes of Stores, the Stationary, the Retrograde and the Progressive. W e ’d rather suddenly cease to exist than be either of the two first. From day to day and from month to month we must be up and doing, and keep the store ever on the upward move. To Progress we must do the best we can ior you. W e must do this or lose your custom. ^ ^ We are Doing This and Gaining New Trade Every D a y ^ Each month since the first that we havo been in business here, has shown an increase over the previous month’s trade. Tho Pyiblic kuows that this is u sufe place to trade. We’re not going to falter in our ef forts to make it bettor aud better. The store nows for this week is “ Special Prices on Now Goods.” Bnr ~r& 7~<2 O - T i a r s m t e e S a t i s l a c t i o n . At N E W L A N D S , of course* A thing of beauty and the delight of every lady who has seen them. AMERICAN Now enjoying the most success LADY ful run of any ladies shoe in the LACfc market. No matter what you may pay for a shoe, you could not get better stock and material, or finer workmanship than is put into these beautiful shoes. Price the world GARM AN over $3.50. Ask for the “American & B H E M E N W A Y . Lady. John Davies was up from Eugene, Mr and Mrs Herbert Eakin re turned tho first of the week, from the first of the week. Portland. J P Currin was up from Eugene Al Johnson, ono of Bohemian's the first of the week. veteran miners was in the city the G W Lloyd came down from the first ef the week. mines Tuesday. K i l n to Est Mr Harry Brebaut returned Mon Jas Lebow made a business trip day afternoon, from a few days to Eugene, Wednesday. visit at Bohemia. H W Clark, the veteran Portland Mrs John Holland visited at Eu- traveling man was in tho city Tues geuo, last week. day. Tom J nkins arrived homo Friday D Bristow rnado a business trip night from Portland. to tbe Couuty seat, the first of the Edgar Wilson, returned from a week. visit, Friday night, with his parents Fingal Hines and wife arrived aud many friends at Oregon City. down from Bohemia the first of the G G Warner has been suffering week. II C Bickett, of Roseburg was the past week from a contact with poison oak but at this writing is’ bet- spending a day or so in tho Grove ter. this week. Mr and Mrs Sol Davidson, of Sol Davidson left on Webnesdays 1 Burns are in this city visiting with local for points in California to le i Mrs D’s brother Mr Geo McQueen gone some time. and family. J I Jones is having a fine now I Ned Burt, the depot agent at Cres residence built on the Mayor Chris-j well, passed throeg'l tho Grove on man place near Saginaw. the afternoon local, Monday enroute D T Dnnniels and J H Hammett, to Sisson Calif. of Roseburg, arrived here Monday The Cash Grocery has the most complete stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries in the City and al ways keep a fine assortment of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in season. • W e are SOLE AGENTS for the FAMOUS “AROM A” CO FFES Samples given for Customers to try. Don't fail to see our fine display of Candies. W e can please you if you give us a chance. The CASH GROCERY Co. A G Young, Mgr. Geo M EINZER, MUSIC LESSONS Mr aud Mrs Ed Patterson and to spend a few days in the Grove. little sou Louie, left Monday, for Byron Atkins was manipulating Mrs. L. D BECK. H and S hot ,—-Dan Burns accident cussing— and finally get busted for Scottsbnrg where they will make tho electric light plaut this week in Will -ive MUSIC Le sons on th' their future home. ly dropped a loaded revolver on the trusting. the absence of Tlios Abrams who is attending the Portland Carnival. floor one day last week when the The Guard and Register are now Coming Men of America, will give weapon was accidently discharged. a home talent play in the near future quarrling over the kind of dress a After exposure or when you feel a The ball entered the palm of the title ‘‘The Noble Sons of Mare” in bride wore at her wedding in Eu cold coming on take a dose of F oley ' s H oney and T ar . It never fulls to hand and rnuged upward along the act, followed with specialties gene the other day. stops cold tf ta :en In time. New Era muscles of the forearm and was ex from members of tbe order, Full Miss Cleo Lewis, who has been Drug Store. tracted uear the elbow. Dr Wall particulars will appear later. visiting for some weeks at Albany Be sure and see Dr Lowe about ■ 4 • was summoned and soon located and Mr Bill Hawley and family and with her sister, Mrs Ellen Starr, re your eyes on Saturdny, Oct Ihe 19, extracted the bullet and at present Using the Late, Graded German turned home, Wednesday. as he will not be in Cottage Orove Mrs Rogers and daughter Miss Metilici now taught in Dsu seems to be getting on all right* Mr and Mrs Win Harris and their again until after X-mas. Eliza, went to Lorane Tuesday where Berlin, Germany. It was n close shave as had the ball they go to attend the Fair at that S od Wm Harris and wife returned Ralph and Frank Whipple re terms , 50 ers rr.it lesson or 30 minutes . missed his hand it would in all pro from a short visit to the Portland turned to the mines the first of the place. behlity have went tbrongh hiBbody. week after a short visit with their TTO NKI.MON, Mesdames R R Giltner and D H Carnival, tbe first of the week. It is a safe bet that he will be more Casper Lea is having his qoltnge not|jCr \lr8 Ella Wall for the past 0 Hemenwav visited at Saginaw, Tues careful next time when cleauing a lathed preparatory to having a hard I Weeks. Watchmaker, Jeweler day afternoon. gun. finish coat of plaster put on. When I ^ ^ My„ Mrs Allie Thornton, and Miss T he C kmktbuy S ide W alk — A few finished it will present a handsome, ^ ^ ^ K nol nD(, Norn VanFleet went to Saginaw, individuals put their heads together, appearauce. ^ I “ Deacon” Davis, of Eugene, visiti d some time ago and raised enough Tuesday. Wednesday, the band of Gypsies ] M f an(, Mrg j a8 Ostrnnder, Stepped In to Live Coals. means to build a good four-foot side t whohave gained some notoriety down [ g l]n(jav “Sorosis” Shoes at Eakin k Bris walk from the depot, east ou Main ‘ •When a chile I burned my foot fright ,he valley as being light fingered, Matti# ,efl FrilUv. tow’s. fully," writes W H Kadi, of Jonesville. Street, to the Knox Hill. This walk Va “ which caused horrible leg sure-- ' passed through Cottage ; Grove I t . s SanFrancisco where she F or S ale or T rade .— 250 nannie is nearing completion and the dis for 39 years, but Bu ldcn's Arnica Sal • to . I be hojied _________1 . . . ^ r n 11 r w i ( i f I h P I T l . ° we are n well rid of them. ve wholly cured ms after everything will visit Mrs Mamie Somers. She goats in small bands if desired, will tance is about equal to that from else failed. Infallible far Burns, Scalds Mrs Ellen Hutson, her son Willie expects to visit her old home in the trade for cattle or sheep. Horses the west end of Wall Stroet to the Cuts, Sores, Bruises and 1 lies, sold by and daughter Maud, of Bolder Creek East before returning. for sale also. Enquire of Cemetery. Why cannot the Cemetery J p Cusrins 2-’>e Calif, arrireJ in the Grove, Wednes J H H awley , Divido Or. Sam Bennett who has been hold Walk be built in like manner? Every D IE D . day, on a visit with Mrs Katie Med ing dowrf' a position with F W Lodge in the city stands ready to HeMENWAY-Wnllace, infant son of A report from 8upt. J C Gluck, Re ley, her sister, Chausse of the Grants Pass Observer form School, Prmitytown, W Va. Oct help and most families have an inter Mr and Mrs D H Hemenway died Mrs Sol Davidson, is teaching in has secepted a poaition with the 18. 1900. "After trying all other adver est in seeing the Cemetery walk at the home of Mr and Mrs R R the public school, this week in )ht* | the Eogene ItegiBU,r , nj i* now st tised cough medieidoA we have decid built. The people in Gowdyville Giltner in Portland last Friday absence of Miss Powers who has ed to use F oley ’ s H oxey and T ar are interested and the people on exclusively in the West Virginia Re night The remains were brought been called home to the bedside ol ® Silk Creek are interested, for in win home for interment aud on SuD<lay her sister in Washington State. Dr Lowe tbe oculo optican of Eu- form School. 1 find it the most effect ive, and absolutely harmless.” New ter they are compelled to e ne afternoon abort funeral service was .1 E Young is having the residence j Bene wUls ia F ris o o ^ e ly purchs*; F.rn Drug Store. to town afoot aa the roads become a- held at the bereaved ed all that is new and up to date in T * occupied by R W Newland, repaint •Hop« th * C’- o n g h > n d ^ V o r k « o lT t h e C o ld . nost impassable. The Leader stands rleitce in this city, conducted by Rev . . . . it one of v the handsomest han.lanmest | _ the eye ed making — business. _ _ . He will be at the Laxative Bromo-Qutnine Tablets ready to do ita part and we hope to C H Wallace. all da 7 Saturday Sherwood Hotel cure a cold In one day. No cure, no cottages ¡ d the city. Jenaius and Mr and Mrs Hemenway have the pay. Price 25 cents. see this walk built before winter ! Oct 19. Lawson are doing the work. sympathy of tbe entire community. •eta i x Come let us wake up. Manufacturer a n d D e a le r In Harness, Saddlery, Bridles Pads and Collars Cheapness nnd durability combined with 1st class material nnd neat work manship help draw a steady trade. Do not buy until you see our stock nnd get our prices PAKSONAGE 1 >X u Our Harness oils, Leath er Belting are of the best. «HOP OPPOSITE POiiT OFFICE, MAIN «TICKET I MILLINERY A complete line of dross and stret hats, trimmings etc., at the lowest prices consistent with quality. The Best, always the B est and Only the BEST. Nevland's Millinery Store.
