The Leader., November 01, 1901, Image 3

Hi;rh School I defeats C M A s 1
Los i A B inuhak A ddition — Tues­
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PU R E L Y PERSO N AL.
Last Saturday about 750 people day morning Lincoln Taylor the sur­
Merit Jackson was in to vn Satur­
veyor, with a force of man commen­
gathered at the C. M. A. fo o t hall
ced work p ’.utting the Long A Bing­ ! d iy.
field to cheor our boys on to victory
ham addition to Cottage Grove.
Henry Landoss nas a Eugene
over the Eugene high school teuni
but all to no avail. It wus an evi­
F ine R esidence — Mr ltobt Glass of visitor this wuok.
dent fact that the C. M. A . team the Sash and Door factory, is erect­
A W Wallace has been suffering
stood no show as soon as the two ing a line new residence on the lot with rheumatism the past week.
teams took the field, for the high recently purchased o f Mrs StoufTer,
Miss Nettie Burdick of the U o f O
school boys looked like giants by on frout street. When completed spent Saturday and Sunday at homo.
the side o f our men. The average it will he one of tho finest dwellings
Mr J I’ Curriu affd wife are up
weights o f tbo teams were 134 in Cottage Grove.
from Eugene for a couple of weeks.
pounds for the H. S.’ s and 120 for
L ocal I mprovement — 1 Teamsters
Horace Hiirrns was up from Eugene
the C. M. A .’ s. Though our boys are at work this week hauling gravel
to spend Sunday with home folks.
were unable to score they have no on Kivtr street from the bridge
W C Johnson o f the firm o f Baker
reason to be discouraged, for they south. This is a good improvement
A Johnson is in Bohemia, this week.
play boll like demons, and we will aud one that was badly needed. It
Attorney J E Young was transact­
venture tho assertion that they can not only puts tho street in good con-
ing business up the valley the first
defont any team in the county of lition for travel but gives it an at.
of tho week.
equal weight. Griffin at fu llba ck tractive appearance.
I
S A Gorrell night operator o f tne
was the star o f the game. Timo after
L eaders in D emand — L ast week S P Co is taking a few days lay of
time would lie smash through
there were quite a number of extra ¡Gbas Wilson is acting in his place,
Eugene’s interference and bring
copies of the Leader printed and
Charles Emerick from W oodburu1
down tho man with tho ball before
were all called for aud still more
a half brother of J 0 Johnson of
bis end man could get him, and only
wanted, but they were uot to be had. this city has accepted a position on
one time did bo fail on tackling.
Parties desiring extra copies should the Nugget.
His line bu cking wan wonderful
leave their orders at this office, if
Bennett aud Taylor ns halves played
President P J Jennings of the
possibly, before publication day aud
j Helena Mining Compuuy arrived up
splendid ball. Earl Hill played quar­
wo will ho only too glad to till them.
from Portland Tuesday on the early
ter and did to right. The line men
1! i m O u tfit — The Grove has been train
did g ood work and held their men
for the ball on downs several times. visited by a great many bum showi
Mr B L Hastings, and wife of
Francis and Dillard were Eugene of late but the prize winner struck Polk Co, Oregon, v isile! tbeir son
stars. The follow ing is the line-up: town last Tuesday. The company Rice Hustings, the barber, in tli s
called themselves the ‘-Funny Four’’ city, the past week.
Hnmbrick
0
Bollman and it is well that they confer this
Hon R M Veatcb nnd W C John
Martin
Brooks title on themselves fur no one else
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returned
Wednesdry
from
Allison
)
Stevenson would. There were three coons and Bohemia where they have been
* g
M cK ibben )
and a small
white boy in the gang. huuting for a few days.
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J merson )
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Francis
Olemont j
S c h o o l R e p o r t — Report of Public
Mr and Mrs J >S Benson wont to
Bisby
1 t
Holt School for first mouth 19U1.
Corvallis, Wednesday, where they
Currin
r o
Foss
Number of dnys tought
20
will visit Mrs Ella Beuham Edwards
Veal^li
1 e
Matlock
Hill
Mr Benson will spend a few weeks
attendance
4123.5
Kuykendall
<1
Taylor
r h
“
“
“
absence
Gaby
157.5 huuting.
| Dilïard
“ times tarJy
31
Bennett
1 h
Guy llirsch
representing the
( Johnson
“ enrolled
310
Fischer
A
Van
Cleve
Company of
Griffin
f b
Crabtree
211.5 Players has arranged for tho appear-
HockweR Johnson, Williams and Average number belonging
“ daily attendance
306.18 nnce of this troup hero for a week
Preston, substitutes for Eugene.
There are three classes o f Stores, the Stationary, the Retrograde and the
Progressive. W e 'd rather suddenly cease to exist than be either o f tho two
first. From day to day and from month to month we m ust be up and doing,
and keep the store ever on the upward move. To Progress we must do the
best we can for yon. W e m ust do this or lose your custom.
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We are Doing This and Gaining New Trade Every D ayi^ ^
Each month since the first that we have been in businoss here, has shown an increase over the previous
month’s trade. The Public knows that this Is u safe place to trade. W e’re not going to faltor In our ef­
forts to make it better aud bettor. The store news for this week Is “ Special Prices on New Goods.”
nay W e
0 -v ta ra .n .te a S a t is f a c t io n .-’«
A t N E W L A N D S , of course-
A thing of beauty and the delight
of every lady who has seen them.
Now enjoying the most success­
ful run of any ladies shoe m the
LAC£, 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
GARM AN
beautiful shoes. Price the world
over $3.50. Ask for the ‘‘American
&
H E M E N W A Y - Lady.”
S U IT S T H A T
DO S U IT
A L Binaos, Prin,
THE GAME.
beginning Nov 4.
At 3:15 Umpire Ford blew the
Mr H G Vincent of Zion, Oregon
C M A B enefit - Last Friday even­
Cupps suits always have a form fitting shapeliness that is simply superb. Facings, Trimmings and
w histle and the g a m e whs on.
ing there was n novel dance at the was in the Grove this week ou a
Linings are most appropriate and the Tailoring is faultless.
Prices $10 to $18— to win and retain
Tho C. M A.’ s kicked off 10 yards
customers. W e are also ageuts for the Henry Hilp tailoring house o f San Francisco.
Martin Hall for the benefit of the visit to his daughter Mrs J F Tay­
to E ugene’ s left guard, who carried
the bod book ten yards before he C M A ball team. Tim novelty of lor, who accompanied him home,
was brought down. Line broking tho affair was the music which was Mr Vincent will leavn shortly for
and end runs took tho hal! hock to furnished by Brchant A Morgan’ s ! Nebraska.
the center of the feld , where the C. new music box. The instrument is ! Mrs Johnio Akin left on Wcdiies-
M. A .’s gained the hall on downs.
equiped with some splended waltzes day for Portland, where she goes
Eugene was tin u pushed back ten
yards, where the ball again went to aud two-steps and can be regulated j for Medical treatment at the hospital.
them, the C . M. A .’s failing to mako to play Splendid lime foa dancing. Mrs Akin has been ill for some time
yardage.
Dillard and Gaby each
We pay the highest market price for all kinds of Farm Produce. Come in and examino out stock. It
and her many friends here hope for
T uk R evival — The revival meet­
made a five-yard gain around the
will speak for itself.
her speedy recovery.
ends, Innding the ball in the cenier ings at tbt C P church still con Houe. I
The smiling countenance of Ed
o f the field again. Dillard made a Rev Baker the evangelist is preach-1
sensational run o f 40 yards, nnd was ing some splendid sermons nnd his Hibbard is again to bo 3een behind
pulled down by Taylor in very pretty
congregation are very ultenaive. j the counter at Lurch’s store. Mr
style. Hi re the ball went to the
Hibbard is an experienced clerk
home team on down aud buck again He is an earnest worker for the I
and
we hope bo will make up his
to Eugene in the same manner, nnd cause of Christianity and his efforts I
after a few line bucks Crabtree wont will in no doubt be crowned by many j l mind to remain in the Grove.
L O C A L B R E V IT IE S .
through tho C. M. A .’s lino for % turning iu that path.. On Sunday j T K Richardson the R oseburg
touch-dow n, Kuykendall kicked a
music
dealer
was
in
the
G
rove
the
the
services
at
the
ether
“ Sorosis Shoes at Eakin A Bris
goal. Tim e 15 minutes.
iu
tho town
wore I past week. Mr Richardson will tow’s.
C. M. A .’ s kicked off 30 yards. churches
Tho high school hoys steadily pushed dispensed with and members of all keep pianos, organs and string in-
Rye, graham and wheat bread, dally
the ball back within a few yards of denomination could bo seen finding [ struments on sale in this city at at Brown’s Bakery.
the C. M. A.’s goal, and by a forward their way toward the C P church.
Mr Otto Nelson's Jcwelery Store.
Up to date work at reasonable pricos
pass the oval went ovi r the liuo and
Willinm Edwards is in from B oh e­ at Bentley’s shoo shop.
S upposed T rain
R orrf . rs .— Tho
Currin fell on it, counting two points
mia this week whore he has been for
tho west side
•P
for Eugene. C. M. A.’ s were given Tuesday evouing
Review
says:
15 yards on forward pass anil Ilill ‘•Officer Dillard” arrested two men tbo past fow months doing dcvelop- Harness shop. Fred Gale.
made a drop kick of 25 yards. The
| ment work on his mining claims.
Bo sure and call at Taylor’s Photo
here last uight ou suspicion of being
The Cash G rocery has the most complete stock
H . S.’ s were working hard for an
| Mr Edwards says the property is I Studio and see their now work.
other touch-down and evident y go! connected with the recent train rob­
of Staple and Fancy Groceries in the C ity and al­
showing up nicely aud is very en­
Rubber heals and soles ft specialty
a littlo rid fled, for after advancing bery near Cottage Grove. Both men
| at Fred Gale's Harness chop west
thusiastic
over
Bohemia.
ways keep a fine assortment o f Fresh Fruits and
the ball 20 yards an off-side play are strangers in this vicinity. They
side.
Marshal Nunn this week taken to
gave our hoys 15 yards nnd the bull claim to havo conic from the
Vegetables in season.
I Smoko the Feifer Union 5’s is made
Griffin smashed through Eugene’s
Dalles to Drain, where they were Eugene a crazy man who came here ; strictly by Americao white labor, A JJ
line like a warhorse for ten yards,
from the asylum at Medical Lake, Atkins uells them.
hut just as he enmedown tho whistle employed three days and from Draiu
Washington. He had been disc barg
Good work and prompt attention at
blew and the first half was ended. to this city, arriving here last
Taylor’s Art Gallery. Boyd’s old
|
ed
from
that
institution,
but
it
secuis
stand,
Cottage Grove, Ore.
night on the wood train. They
Score 8 to 0.
Samples given for Customers to try. Don't
SECOND HALF.
were held by Recorder West on a that he is not yet entirely sane.
Take your wife to tho Imperial
fail to see our fine display o f Candies. W e can
The visitors • kicked off 30 yards barge of drunk and disordesly. tbnu« h at times he appears to be so. and treat her to a Sunday dinner
nnd a line-up was made on the spot
Messrs
CanbellAAlexandor
of
tne
served
from
12m
to
1.30
p
m.
please you if you give us a chance.
They gavo their names as Jas Pelt
Taylor made a pretty five-yard gain
Pacific Lumber Co are making prep
more
aud
Jack
Wilson.
Stop it! ‘ What’ Tho Whooping
around the left eud, and Griffin
The CASH GROCERY Co.
•‘Upon inquiry it was found that oration to establish tbeir tlieir com Cough 7,’e have a speettle remedy.
bucked the lino for a couple more
•
A G Young, Mgr.
M o h o a n & B e EH ALT.
yards. E ngeno got the hall on downs two follows worked at the hotel in niisary department in this city.
Fred Gale the Harness niak'Ton the
and ju st four and a half minutes Drain from Thursday until yester . f The store rooifl under the I O O F
from the tiiuO the - hall was kicker) doy, but they did not give nuy names hall is being fitted up this week for west side has a fine line of Ladies,’
Gents' and Boys, Belts. Prices cheap.
off put it over the line. Kuykendall
that purpose. The Pacific Lumber
The Feifer Union 5's cigars sold nt
failed on goal. C. M. A .’ s kicked off Ouo called the otner Tom. They
Co’s mill will be located near Latham Atkin’s Cigar Store has the largest run
30 yards. E ugene pushed the hall were very q u iet The night clerk
o f any five cent cigar gold In town.
back to the center, where Gaby ssys one of them said sometning where excellent water power can be Try them.
DRIES QUICKLY
made an end run o f itO yards aud about being at the Dallas aud Hepp- bad.
WEA RS L I K E IRON
If you want tho best laundry work
Griffyj made the star tacklo of the ner. One
was heavy sot with
patr-nlze
the
Mngnol»Steam
Laundry
Mr Thomas Hunt, who went to
Send for Co.or Card T O W P FULLER & CO. P ortland , O r .
game, brin ging his men down like a
of Albany. Rains & Allison, agents
thousand of brick. Dillard was laid round face. They went south from Alaska last Janaary with the U S Cottage Grove.
Surveyors,
returned
out at this stage of the game nnd Drain and it is believed they are the Geological
The L eader I s turning out some fine
replaced by Johnson. A few min­ same men who were arrested here. home last Saturday. Mr Hunt and job work these days. If you wnnt
good
work at living prices this is the
utes later the high schools made
wife were in Cottage Grove Sunday place to gei.lt
S p r e a d s L ik e W ild fir e .
another touch-dow n.
Kuykendall
en things are "the bset” they be- on their way to Bohemia. This
“S T O T T S E E
.A . M A N S
A fine lino of Confectionery, cigars
attempted a goal but failed, Time 7
••the best selling.” Abraham i makes the third trip to that far off and Tobaccos ut Htoneburgs barber
minutes.
Hare, a leading druggist of Belleville count for Mr Hant and he 9ayg it | shop. Shaving 10 cents, Hair cutting In the advertising columns o f the L E A D E R it is a sign
C. M. A .’ s kicked off and again O, writes; “ Electric Bitters are the
,
„
.
,
. /
„ 15 cents. Fine bsthrooms in connec­
that he is dom e Business and not sitting around,
—
toward the end o f the game their best selling bitters "■
I have handed
¡D has been the most pleasant of a!!. tion.
years.” You know why! Most The surveying party With which he
w hittling and grow ling about hard times.
goal was threatened, bu t Griffin 20 years
Remember us when far, far off,
of stomach,
punted ou t o f danger and the ball discuses begin in disorders
Where the Woodchuck dies—
and
‘
has
been
working
went
through
from
liver, kidneys, bowels, Moot!
With the whooping cough.
died on the 20 yard line in Lome nerves. Electric Bitters tones up the
the Yukon to tha Arctic ocean and
No need of dying or whooping egtigh
F o r llo u r-e n e s s .
territory.
stomach, regulates liver, kidney nnd
F oh S ale ok T rade . — 250 nannie
we have Himmv whooping cough
Benj Ingcrson, of Hutton, Ind says
bowels, purifies the blood, strengthens 1 around by Nome. He saw Jim specific.
score :
M organ & B kehaut .
-
ho had not spoken a word above a goats in small bands if desired, will
a few days before leaving
Eugene H igh School . .
. .
I s the nerves, hence cures multitudes of Pitcher
, .
. , i L oot .—Saturday evening, a self,
maladies. It builds up the eutfre
Com ing M o d o f A m erica...............
0 system. 1'ufs new life and vigor into and says he u getting along nicely, j raising urnberella, between the C P wlesper for months and or.o bottle trade for cattle or sheep. Horses
of Foley’s Honey and T ir restored hi*
Officials: Burgess Ford, umpire» any weak, sickly, rundown man or Mr Hunt s many friends here are
voice. Be sure and get Foley’s. New or sale also. Enquire of
Elbert Veatcb, referee; Walter Dil­ woman. Price SO cents. Sold by i
glad to shake hands with him ag&i'i. leave at this office rln ,er " W P l e a s e Era Drug Store.
J H H a w l e y , Divide Or,
Currin’s Drug Store.
lard, timekeeper.
j
DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS and SHOES
Our Prices are aw ay Down on these Lines.
LEWIS
& VEATCH.
W e are SOLE AGENTS for the
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