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About The Leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1895-1903 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1901)
F arm S old .— Phillips A Wheeler, the real estate dealers, this week sold K U 0 EN K 11 l « H _ SCHOOL WON the Archibald place of 41 acres, east Satur lav the C M \ fll(jt ,.r|1 of town, to Mr. Gilbert, of Iowa, for team of this place went to Eugene I ’ U lt E L Y P E K H O N A L . Ed. Jinks is down front the mine this week. DAYS Our Second Surprise Sale 4 DAYS $660. to play the return game with the H. uty Medley is in from Boliemii S old O ct — H arry W ynne linn sold Eugene High school team. The this week. bis interest iu tho Griffin— Veatch game was played on the Kincaid Commencing Friday morning, tho 2 >th a id will o i u uue until Tuesday Lee Minaad of Hoseb urg Hardware Co to Hou U M Veateli. field and many who witnessed it evening, December 3d— we will put on sale at greatly reduced pnoces our entiro town this week. stock of This is one of the largest firms in pronounced it the best game played Geo Brum field has throe fiue Cottage Grove and they are doing in Eugene this season. The field Japnnese parrots. a splendid business iu there lino. was very sloppy which gave the Chris and Merl Jackson are up Together with a big assortment of odd lots apd sizes of W id e r Underwent*. F oot B all —Saturday afternoon High school boys the advantage, j from Eugene, this week, they being tho heavier team. It tbe Drain Normal foot bull tcnm AH our $1.25 Kid Glovos will he » . , , i fi' Bingham made a business wiH ho iu Cottage Grove to cont< it was a hard fought battle from trip to Portland this week. priced 80c during this sale. for honors on tho gridiron. The start to finish i he C M A s played j Fred Gale, the «vest side 1 harness gsine will bo played on tho C M A r'!pl “ ’ ' J tll*ey 'bowed alack dealer, is enlarging his shop of team work. For individual nl„v ' ,, ,, 1 ’ field. Don’t fail to see the best i" g they outclass the H id, J L f . i „ „ . . li? ? } i V Uia “ UF f" 5“1 Eugene game of the season. the High school ¡on a visit to fr7nds andVeTaUve^ h>ys. Eugene scored six points in | e , , n rr , -i P koi 'W ity P urchase » —Col W H Blair this woek purchased the I N the C M A s at one time had the ball I Mrs Pel s w n Baker property consisting of two acres of land with good dwelling lino hut were unable to advance it I ’'phili,, h „ i , i * and a nice little orchard located further. Final score (¡to 0 - b.,hP Hobl returned home Moa- Fiiinl day from a business trip to Eugene. just east of town on tho Bohemia Eugenes favor. Mrs David Murktey is visitiug road. This is a lino locntiou nin THE LINE CP, her daughter, Mrs Chrisman in Eu- Every $’s worth of goods C M », Mr Blair evidently knows a good E II S. | gene. Hnmbriek thing when he sees it. you buy at our store will entitle yon e Bolltnnn Mrs N D Hardy who has been N ew F iue A larm . — The long looked Martin Henderson 1« very ill for some time is convalcs- to a ticket which will give you a for fire alarm fo r the city ar Allisou Stevenson r g cent‘ j Free Chance at this Chinn Dinner 1; It Francis rived this week and will be placed Taylor Miss Nellie Berry has been work-' « , r t in position in a few days. When the Berry Holt ing at Willson’s Restaurant the past “ which is now on exhibition at Our Store 1 o Matlock week. bell is in position we will have an Grifiin * r e Gaby alarm that will awaken the people Currin A P Churchill, proprietor of the OUR BÍG SALE i"c «v .¡.I,¡a™ M DRESS G O O D S A N D S IL K S Special on Kid Gloves T h is E legan t C H IN A D IN N E R S E T •? r on" i **"• ■? 101 piece? i o ** . ^ ¡ a s i S 's s r t i r j K m To be Given A w ay December 29,1901 __ from their slumbers in times of con flagration. It is a fine steel alloy hell, weighs 840 pounds and will be mounted on a CO-foot tower in front of the City Hall. Much improve- meats by our city dads are approci ated. McKibben r h Wheeler Bair 1 h Washburne Hill Wilkins q Clemont fi. Crabtree Subs, Cottago Grove— Hawley, Veatch. Benson Hotel week. was in town this Miss Nettie Burdick is up from Eugene to spend Thanksgiving at home. Mrs L<bow wont to Lynx Hollow Monday for a visit with her son Subs, High School— Kuykendall, Marion. McCornack, Taylor, Booth, Hender- Miss Grace Lauden of Brownsville shot t, Walton. is visiting Mr John Hulls family at Officials— Warren Smith, referee. Latham. Prof Dillard, time keeper. Mrs D T Awbrey was down to Eu * * * * * * * * * K At NEWLÁNDS, of Course. J AFRICAN A thing of beauty and the delight of every lady who has seen them. N ow enjoying the most success ful run of any ladies shoe in the 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 over $3.50. Ask for the “American Lady.” T umor R e m o v e d — Wednesday Dr Goo Wall removed the cancerous tumor from the breast of Mrs Sweeney who lives or« Third street NOTES OF THE OAME. gene, one day this week on a visit near the C 1* church. D r T W to friends. Blair was the star. Harris of Eugene administered the Griffiu, Curt in, Hill and Clement Benjamin Hubble and family ar chloroform and Dr K B Job nlso m ed here this week from Wiscon played fine ball. assisted with the operation. Dr Clemeut was laid out and Hawley sin, and wiil locate. Wall informs us th it the operation Yor-ati8 Shoe Stole at Eugene de substituted in the last half. was a very severe one, but the old Blasr’s 80 yard run was the sen sires your attention. Read their lady underwent it nicely and is gat ad in nuother column. sational event of the game. ing »long ns well as could bo ex of the U. of O CrabT'e, Washburn, Wheeler, and I . Mr. R. W. Glass, , pected. . ... . . . ,, | is spending Thanksgiving week with Iraucts did good work for Eugene. his friend, L. L Lewis. R ebeck i Social..— Last Friday Tho C JI A’a lost tho game hv Leiton I, Lew is and Elbert Vent« h evening, the Cottage Grovo Rebacka i dling to punt at tho right time. of the U of O ate spending a few loJge givu a reception to tho Sub Although the C M A team have days at homo this week. ordinate lodge. T o say that an never 1m l a coach aud get hut very I Jas Potts aud Warren McFarland liijoyable time was had does nut little real practice wo will venture accompanied tho O M A football express it. A spleudid program was the assertion that they can defeat team to Eugene, Saturday. rendered, after which n mostbouuti any team of cpual weight iu Lane Miss Ethyl Wooley was down to lul feast, which the ladies had pre Eugene Saturday to witnees the Eu county. Capps suits always have a form tittiug shapeliness that is simply superb. l acings, Trimmings and pared was partook of to the entire geue High School— C M A foot ball THE REC.PTK N. Linings arc most appropriate and tho Tailoring is faultless. Prices $1 () to f l 8— to win aud retain game. ■tisfnstion of all present. In this Saturday evening the young Indies customers. We are also agents for the Henry Hilp tailoring house of Han Francisco. art of the program the editor of the Eugene High school gave the Harry Pickard returned home iliyed a leudiDg part; though our foot ball boys a reception at the I yesterday morning from Oregon City . , , . , , where bo has been working for riend Almond lleuienway did the Armory. It was largely attended | ^ eavy work. and all eeetned to enjoy a very James Porter and wife of Silver pleasant time. Refreshments were Lake, is visiting with Mrs Porter’s D IE D . enjoyed during 1 lie evening. parents Mr and Mrs Lcbow on Mosby Croek. ¡TLLSON— Elija S Willson, father R W Neivland's new ad in this Misses Alice Merryman and Mor- of Mr Edgar Willson of this city issue it wiil interest you. Don't We pay tho highest market price for all kinds of Farm Produce, Come in aud examine- out stock. It tie Aldrich, of the U. of O , are spend died at the Good Sumnritnin Hos fail to read it. will speak for itself. ing a few days visiting with the pital iu Portland, Friday last at Warren McFarland has been family of J. B. Lewis. 240 p m, aged 72 years. clerking iu Gnrmttn A Hemenway's Mrs McNeil of Sun Martien, Calif Deceased spent the summer in store this week. a daughter of Mr Geo Kerr is visit )tUge Grove with his son Edgar, Ed Hill tho print, dropped in jus* ing relatives here. She expects to iohes now gone east with the re in time to help out during a rush in remain about a mouth. lics, where they will bo filtered the Leader oilico this week. Miss Nina Ostrander arrived up Tod ty tske Foley’s Honey nml Tar from Eugene Wednesday, to spend the side of his mother, at Mnr- L O C A L B R E V IT IE S . vs It positively prevents pneumonia, or Thanksgiving with her parents aud «ltown, Iowa, Mr Wilson will other serious results from colds It her many friends here. “ Sorosis” Shoes at Eakin A Bris He up the estate before returning. may be too Into tomorrow. New Era M ]. Oaroutte of Brownsville, tow’: Store, _ Our aim is to please our customers. Call and ho with his daughter Mrs Kirk and Jp to date work at reasonable prices Ur M A R R IE D . F or Hoarseness. convinced of this fact. W e handle a complete line of high two children were in the Grove at Bentley's shoo shop. HJLNEi; H U N T E R — A t the Eenj Ingerson, of Hutton, Ind says visiting relatives this week. Be sure and call at Taylor’s Photo grade Groceries, Froeh Fruits and Vegetables and guranloo Studio aud sec their new work. iotas of the bride’s father Mr J L lie had not spoken a word above a everything purchasod of us to bo first class. Felix Landess is in from Bohemia j wb'spcr for months and one bottle All kind* of bread and genuine äonter, nt Walker, Mi Goo Feul- .lt jjrown’s Bakery second of Foley’s Honey and Tsr restored his for a few days. 1 ehx bus been ^ Helena and had the ier ami Miss Eva Hunter, Rev voice. Be sure and got Foley ’s. New working at the ------ -------- - - ; | 3t misfortune to get a piece of steel in Those g ne watches, Wallace officiating. and Era Drag Store. __ bis eye. charms at H ( ' Madscii’e up contiactiug parties.are resi- Dr Payne tho 20th century Hyp ,, , , , 1 UauUfui Xmas presents. lt4 of \\ atker Ore. where they en notist and Phrenologist will be seen Miss Ona Markley, who as icon wor|| nnd prompt attention ati « the esteem of a large circle of in our city Monday and Tuesday working iu Eugene for sometime Taylor’s Art Oaltery. Boyd’s old | has gone to Portland to accept a 8t*nd, Cottage Grove, Ore. n'b, who will join iu extending next week, refined, instructive and Take your wife to the IiriKwial j laughable »nd at popular prices. oosition in Miss Ditchhuru's dress- instillations. making islnblishment. and treat her to a Sunday dinner Don't fail to see him. Afrl r*iah McLennan lefton the served from 12m to 1.30pm . k Payne, the Hypnotist Cj V o t i q g , F o r S a l e or T rade . — 250 nannie Irl-md Tuesdav rooming for her Stop It! ‘ What’ The Whooping j lr* House, Monday and Tuesday. overlaDd 1 - , .. „ .. Omgh we have a specllle remcily. goats in small bands if desired, will home at Grand forks B C. Airs v* k Moiujss ft B exhattt . *9 'he tfine to pick out your trade for cattle or sheep. Horses Mcljennan has been BI’®n' " ’ ■j' ®„.er. If you want the beat biundry work »tmiis presents at H C Mcdseri’s or sale also Euquire of weeks visitiug her father Air W r pa-r,,nUe th*' MagnoJa St« sm Laundry • 8 »je a few cash customers for J H H aslet , Divide Or. » ut Sairiuaw and many friends 0f Albany. Rains & Allison, ugents; “ “ a in the vicinity of Cottage m rtv ' Cottage Orovo. R e lia b le and Gentle. m this c. y • ..I The L eader is turning out someGne I Having Purchased the Hardware Stork of P h illips * W heeler . The Leader office has been the work thes«- dnys. If y.«u want ‘■A rill's a pill" »ays the saw. But , nl aee in town this week, pood work at living prices this is the '** ??'a Smith has moved her there are pills and pills. You want a W H E E L E R & S C O T T .*!?. parlors from the Odd pill which is certa»", thorcstgh aml VV« are turning out some fine job place to gel It 1 ¡a vour win k and we Yon can have your Christmns « 5 « * * '' u building to the Oz-nent prop- gentle. Mustn’t gripe- work. :*end m your >» pr,.«enU held for you at H C Ms leen’s W ould Call Your Attention to the Fact. Wo Shall it u u *,ree* opposite Brown’s T.ittle Early Risers fill the bill. 1 ure Aill YTuarantf-e HAtisf»c jop . * ^ jt wflery »tore by by making n »mall 1- ’cl ns well as new customers Iv vegetable. Do not force but assBt Carry a Full and Complete Stock of on lt now. i e bowels to act. Htren«t».en ondl fn- but the very best of matenal used. (Jop(1. lt 3 M to call. vigorate. Small and easy to tak ••liood work on good material is Bomember us when far, Tar off, • Be,|., $2 7 5 . fi foot extentlon otn D o n 't be content with Where the Woodchuck dies— Benson Drug Co. " HUO; Shades, .30; High Back our 0.011 • i when yon With the whooping cough. The Cottage Grove public school? ^methiog just ®e K . . No need of dying or whooping cough •HChairs, .ho, also Carpets, Mat- best at the Leaaer.i e hgv< Stn)ms. whooping cough appropriate Tb*nkJJ£ ® can get the —— ’ “ “ S8’ Portiers, Trunks and held m , s[sM?lflc. M oroah A B hthsiit . 'ltcr® - ltur°l wrhPa^ nt J D Cochrau’s serviaes Wednesday. A F or Sale « r Trade. ■ Oeo A Points, Upper Sandusky O, latnm ” ^ore» one door west of — . writes: " I have been using Foley's Call and got prices. . ff0od income bearing prop« ty Honey and tar for hoarsness and And w » n i You A rc Tah iti». miH town in Oregon for It the bag vemody I ever tried. It — r- Fish Bros Wagons Farm Implements oí all Kinds Portlam in alhrivioR m'" ,own lu ¿topped the cough Immediately an>l A.d m* , * _•» ‘»•'eOrove’eTasteless Chill and - * .« • Gills ------------ , f mix , F, r information address rf,|jav. »u soreness. Take none but OUR 1 BICES ARE RIG H T — - - — C A L L AND SEE L’S formnla j, plainly of about 9<> 0 j>ounds of a.™ , o « i w 7 , . «... d , , , c , at enrollment Plv N Tery h°*tle sh<>wlug that vegetables. Tbe rm1 V *5'* G"lnine In a taste- present ia 200. Pure, No Pay. 50c. LADY LACE« G ARM AN & HEM ENW AY S U IT S T H A T D O S U IT D R Y GOODS, GROCERIES, BGOTS and SHOES Our Prices are aw ay Down on these Lines. LEW IS & VE A TC H . WE SUIT TI1E IIA1U) TO SUIT iTmâkëjSee O The Teas and Coffees they are Fine. Casi? Grocery Company P IP E R S V H N D E N B U R G H A R D W A R E , STOVES AND ~rs T IN W A R E MINERS’ SUPPUIES
