M AR 1H EP .
A sotheu . — A n o t h e r freight
Oceureil at Ale« Thursday ri.VF.BTV- M’KIBBEN. V
tl
ng. Four or five freight curs
homo of the bride’ s parents in this
nto the ditch and the track
city, Friday, Feb 12 1902, Mr
adly torn up. The day trains
Chas Finerty to Miss Minnie Mc-
) transfer.
Kibben, Rov Eugene Zimmerman
officiating.
a , E noaob
I n Businas.— C B
The contracting parties are both
mt has purchased a large
of men's clothing and furnish- well and favorably known here and
nods from a Eugene merchant hnvo a host of friends who will join
9 sloping
thorn to Cottage with the Leader in congratulating.
i where he will open a new They will make Cottage Grove their
home.
—Guard.
I
I U i x y . — The Woodmen LUNDY— JONES.— At tho homo of
the bride’ s brother Mr J Isaac
world had a gratld time in
Jones in this city, Wednesday Fob
ne, Tursday nighty in honor
12,1902, Miss Laura E Jones to
tad Consul Falkcnburg who
Mr W Emerson Luudy, Bov
d them on that date. A large
Eugeno Zimmerman officiating.
ation of Woodmen from here
At 10 o ’clock in tho ovouing after
in attendance.
tho guests had arrived and been
toioAL O per atio n . — I.ast Sunday
seated in tho beautifuly decorated
Anderson and Job performed a
parlor, Mrs W II Abrams was seated
cal operation upon Mrs Ivan
at the piano. She played as the
y in this city, At last reports the
wedding party ontered tho parlor
was getting along nicely and
sweet strains of Mendellsohn’ s W ed
o c t o r s thinks there are hopes
ding March. The party were prece
permenant recovery.
ded by Master Frank Jones and the
t/itcn I mprovements .— Mr Albert bride’ s . little niece, Lelah Lewis
1 is at work this week making carrying the ring and gloves on
rs on the C P church. The beautiful satin
cushions. Then
ioa have been removed and came the bride escorted by Miss
lg doors put in their stead, Laura Spaulding as bridesmaid,
n the improvements are com- followed by the groom and Mr C
A the church will present a Huling, of Myrtle Point, who acted
appearance on the inside.
in the capacity of best man. The
wuaroN.— Monday Dr Wall per- party assumed their position under
ed a very delicato operation up- tne wedding arch where Rev Zim
[rs Katie Medley. Mrs Medley merman, of the M E chureh by a
iecn in very poor health for most eloquent ceremouy pronounced
i time and many thought she them man and wife. During tho
I never stand an operation, but ceremony “ Oh, Promise Me” was
is, most successfully performed played very softly on the piano.
The bride looked very beautiful
the patient is getting along
y. Dr Harris of Eugeno ad- in white silk crepe do chine, over
white taffeta and she carried in her
stered the ether.
left hand a beautiful boquet of white
. other W ueck . The south bound
ugh freight was wrecked at Alea carnations.
Tho bridesmaid, who is one of
it seven miles south of this city-
lay night. The south bound Roseburg’s most charming young
p d was held at Cottage Grove ladies wore an attire of white silk
1 7 :30 Monday morning before organde and white chiffon and car-
Wreck was cleared until they ried'a bopuet of pink carnations.
The groomand best man wi re both
i pass. Threo freight cars left
attired
in conventionel black.
fj-ack. The North bound ovey-
After the cermony aud usual con
, Was also delayed on account of
gratulations a superb luuch was
lA slide near Leland.
served.
foTTAOE G e o v e B u y . — This week
The bride is an accomplished lady
id handed as a copy of the and the daughter of Mr C II Jones
Iwa N cwr , of which Mr E F of this place. She has for a number
>d formerly of this plaeo is of years been engaged in newspaper
or Mr Wood was born and work. Lately sho has beeu connect
ad in this community, graduated ed with the Roseburg Plaindealor in
ho Cottage Grove high school the capacity of city editor. The
i b< mors and afterward attended groom is a prominent business man
Pol i land University where ho of Myrtle Point aud is u pleasing
b ig an his newspaper work, as gentleman.
or [of the school paper. His
Mr and Mrs Lundy were the re-
ly friends here will be gl id to cepieuts of many handsome aud
n of bis success and will join valueble presents. They departed
i tbe Leader in wishing the on tho tho 2:06 a in overland, for
llowa NewB well. Here is our/y?iy SatiFranciseo Calif, where they will
sbakel
tnuke their
future home. Mr
jBOfT'nr Cor use . — I’ rof A L Briggs Lundy will engage in business in
arranged for a course of throe
ures to be delivered iu Cottage
ive in the interest of the public
do I s . President W C Hawley of
Willamette University has been
iired for February 15. His sub-
be “ Powers of tbe Speaker
ho II ouse of Representatives” On
rebus, Prof B C French of the
mmoitli training school will
;ura on Europe. His lecture will
illutt rated by steroptieau views,
w c Kcntner of Salem, cn April
pill deliver an address, tbe subject
which is “ A Knight of the ¡¿Dili
Oh me, Oh my—
itui$ ” The Admissiou for the
How this boy did cry,
ir e c ourse of lectures is 50 cents.
And all day long did pine.
0 tickets are on sale at the New
He tried to get—
1 D fug Storo.
His pa to buy him
i V ho H as A n O ldek O nf ? — Mrs
A great big valentine.
V Gowdy of this city, ha3 nn old
teb that is indeed a curiosity. It
itt Barrau make and was made in
ndon. England, in 1473. It is a
ret ens°, open face, key wind. The
tuber of the case and works are
i slroe, which would evibtntly
rvethat there has never been new
rks)pu? in the old case or a new
(eon the old works. The key to
s Watch was gold with a very
alld iarnond set in it but Mrs
iwdy has lost it.
rbe watch has been in the Tan
But now he laughs,
^ ■ fa m ily for 90 years, ber first
And is growing fat,
«band's grand father having
And is certainly feeling fine—
triad it during tbe war of 1812
For his pa went down
d op to about 4 years ago it run
To the New Era Drug Store
d kept good tim .
And got him bis valentiue.
odmex
I
P U itliL Y P E R S O N A L .
J W Bakci ia very ill at his home
iu this city.
Rev L D Beck preached at Cres-
woll, last Sunday.
Russel Butler of Oaklaud was in
town ono day this week.
Harry Wynne was down to Eu
gene, on business ono day this week.
Cbarlio Cochran made n business
trip to Eugene, the first of the week.
Ilobt Blair and Chas Dutton wore
Eugoue visitors Saturday and Sun
day.
Miss Mollie Larkin of Eugene is
yisiling friends iu tho Grove this
week.
Joseph Porkins who lias been quite
ill for a few weeks is able to bo out
again.
SPECIAL
V A LU E S IN A
Special Sale of the
Famous Queen Undergarments
This splendid lot of QUEEN UNDERGARMENTS was unexpectedly procured, hence an unexpect
ed sale is in order. Even if you have no immediate need for underwear you will benefit by an
ticipating your wants. Every garment is spick and span, now aud clean, remember. Anil Queen
ur.dergarmeuts aro very much superior in stylo and trimmings to the ordinary muslin under
wear usually offered at special sule prices.
Sale Begins W ed n esd a y Morning, Jan. 29, 1902.
At NEWLANDS, of Course.
Mrs J E Ostrander went to Eugene,
Saturday on a visit to her daughter,
Miss Nina.
T K Richardson, the Roseburg
Music dealer was down to the Grove
on business this week.
Cid Vaughn and Cy Bingham the
Bohemia packers aro down from
the Warehouse, this week.
Mrs Jennie Dwier left on Satur
day’s local, for Portland, where she
goes to attend the Portland Business
Collego.
Mrs B Lester returned homo to
Eugene, Monday after a weeks visit
with her parents Mr and Mrs J II
Davidson.
Miss Laura Spaulding of Roseburg
came down the first of tho week, to
act as bridesmaid at tbe marriage
of Miss Jones.
Mr and Mrs W II Churchill who
have been visitiug their daughter,
Mrs O F Knox at Eugene, returned
homo, Monday.
Mr and Mrs C H VanDenburg
were visiting friends in Eugene,
this week and enjoying the W ood
men celebration.
Rev C II Wallace returned home,
Monday afternoon from New Port
where he has beeu holding a series
of revival meetings.
Mrs Mauric McKibben who has
been dangerously ill at the home of
her parents on Cedar Creek, fer
some time is improving slowly.
Frank Wheeler left the first of tho
week for Minnesota where he goes
on business connected with the
Crystal Consolidated Mining Co.
SUITS THAT DO SUIT
Capps suits always have a form fitting shapeliness that is simply superb. FacingB, Trimmings and
Linings ore most appropriate and the Tailoring is faultless.
Prices $10 to $18— to win and retail^
customers. We aro also agonts for tho Henry Hilp tailoring houso of San Francisco.
DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS and SHOES
Our Prices are a w a y Down on these Lines.
Mr Harvey Vincent who has been
Wo pny the highost market price for all kinds of Farm Produce.
visiting his sister Mrs 1 F Taylor in
this city the past two weeks, re will speak for itself.
turned home to Pleasant Hill, Sat
urday.
The Leader Job department this
week turned out a fine piece of work
for oue of our loading merchants,
Mr R W Rowland, in tho shape of a
folder.
LEW IS
LOCAL
B R E V IT IE S .
L L Lewis retnrnil to Eugene,
Thursday moruiug to resume work
“Sorosis” Shoes"at Eakiu & Bus-
at the U of O. Leston is ono of the tow’s.
contestants in the orutoricul contest
Up to date work at reasonable prices
this year.
at Bentley’s shoe shop.
Mrs W C Conner and Miss Lizzie
Be sure and call at„Tayloi’s Photo
Orpurd arrived down from Roseburg, Studio and see their new work.
the first of the week to attend the
Good work nnd prompt attention at
marriage of Mrs Conner’s sister, Miss Taylor’s Art Gallery, Boyd’s old
Laura E Jones.
stand, Cottage Grove, Ore.
Take your wife to the Imperial
Mr T H Supple who has for the
pass six months been associated and treat her to a Sunday dinner
with the Bohemia Nugget in the servedjrom 12m to 1.30 p m.
We Have a few cash customers for
capacity of Editor has severed his
connection with that paper. Harry farm land iu tho vicinity of Cottage
Grove.
is his own worst enemy.
PlIILLir3 <. W hkelhh .
Como in and examino our stock.
It
& VBATCH. •
W E SUIT THE
HARD TO
£ UI ”
Our aim is to please our customers. Call and be
convinced of this fact. Wo handle a complete line of high
grade Groceries, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables and gurantee
everything purchased of us to be first class.
See Our Teas and Coffees they are Fine.
T^e
Gasl^
Grocery
Company
Theodore Jennings arrived down
A N ig h t A la r m .
from Bohemia, Saturday evening, for
H . CT V o t i q g , A f q q q g c p .
Worse than an alarm of fire at night
a weeks recreation in town. Many
of his old friends failed to recognize is the brassy cough or croup, which
him at first sight owuing to the fact sounds like tho children’s deal krcll
and it mi ans death unless something
he sports a handsome beard.
is done quickly. Foleys Honey and
The Misses Minnie and Minita Bell Tar never fails to givo instant relief
of Roseburg stopped off hero Wed and quickly cures the worst forms of
nesday to attend the wediug of croup. Mrs T L Cordier, of Manning-
M i s s J odcs and Sir Lunday. The
Having Purchased the Hardware Stock of
ton, Ky.. writes “ My three year old
ladies were on their way to Portland j ^irlhad a severe case of croup; the
to attend tho spring
millinery doctor said she could not livo. I got
WHEELER & SCOTT
opening.
a bottle of Foley’s Honey and Tar, the
Would Call Your Attention to the Fact. We Shall
Samuel Vealeb, wife and daughter first dose gave quick relief and saved
passed througbt here one night the her life.” F.efuse substitutes. Tho
Carry a Full and Complete Stock of
first of the week enroute for Texas New Era Drug Sture,
where they will visit Rev McGee and
Best grade of Germea in four
family after which they will continue
pound cartoon at Frank Skillman’s.
their trip going through Mexico and
Wynne A White carry a complete
east as far as New Orleans. They
line of hardware in all its branches.
expect to be gone until March 10.
C B Clement arrived up from Eu Call and see us, near the bridge.
gene, Wednesday afternoon. Mr
Foley’s Honey and Tar cures the
Fish B ros Wagons .A Farm Implements of all Kinds
Clement intends enlarging the build cough caused by attact of lagrippe.
ing now occupied by his tobacco It heals the lungs. New Era Drug Co. OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT
— — — —
CALL AND SEE U8
and cigar store to make room for
Everything new and prices are
a stock of clothing. He has rented j right at the new hardware store,
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the Samuel Gettius residence in the : next door to Martin's Furniturostorc.
south part of town and will soon
Wynne & While.
S H A N A F E L T S PHOTOGRARH G A L L E R Y
move his family to this place.
Mothers can safely give Foley’s
Mr Morphey the manager of the
NOW
OPEN
Hooey and Tar to their children for
Cottage Grove-Bohemia Railroad |
coughs and colds, for it contains no
left last Friday for New York City,
New backgrounds, and accessories. Best
opiates or other poisons. Tho New
where he goes to present tbe situa
Lenses and Cameras.
Fifteen J«»™ “ *
Era Drug Store.
tion of the road to the capitalist who
pericnce; eight years in Portland.
Don't
forget
that
10
of
our
new
are backing the new enterprise. Mr ■
but First Ciass Work. All work guranteed.
Morphey will be gone six weeks subscribers during the month of
Call
and
examine
our
work
our
prices are right.
when be expects to return here and February will get a free subscription
have construction work commenced to the Sunny South. Now is the
Opposite Masonic Hall. W est Side, Cottage G-rove, Or.
time to subscribe.
on the road,
P IP E R S V H N D E N B U R G
HARDWARE, STOVES AND
TINWARE
MINERS’ SUPPUIES