L W ildcat , — Mr Jim Crow
P U R K I iY I’ K H S O X A I,,
killed u very large wild
G Morris of Eugene was in town
vicinity of his home last Sunday.
Merl Jackson was up from Eugene
I e d . — Mr Oeo Berry Sunday.
isfortune to liave some
Mr R J Jennings was up from
i his foot one day last Portland this week.
e working on the tie train,
Ed Violet was in town Monday
orking in a car at the time from the Sagiuaw mills.
ideut. It has laid him ui>
Mr C B Clement went to Eugene,
week.
Sunday on a few days visit.
O f f . — Mrs W ood
at Helena No 2 cut one
gures entirely off Monday
a while splitting kindlings,
ob was called by ’ phone to
wound and left at noon for
L Mrs Wood formerly run
nercial Hotel in this city.
F inuek
'ixroars.—The Leader office
: ¡.ddeil to its already large
f fixtures, 25 new type cases
new cabinets. Mr Wooley
rietor, who is by the way
idy with carpenter tools,
>en spending his
spare
i sinco hii return from
ia in building the above
iterial.
Frank Hughs is down
mines this week.
from
the
S R Piper was doing business in
Eugene, Monday.
Herman Reeves made a Hying
visit to Salem the first of the week.
W F Carey and Bob Malcome re
turned to tho Siskiyous, Tuesday
morning after a few deys visit in the
Grove.
Rev L D Beck returned Tuesday
morning from Woodburn where he
Jesse Bounds and family of Eu has been holding a series of re
vival meeting. He reports a splen
gene have moved to the Grove.
did meeting.
Ben Curry left for Bohemia Mon
Miss Effie Stewait arrived up from
day after a few days visit in town.
Brownsville, Wednesday afternoon
E C Conner and wife of Saginaw and we understand will accept a
were visiting Mrs Conner’s parents positiou iu the large store of Garman
here Sunday.
k Hemenway. Miss Effie formerly
Jas Hcmenway and Mr Scott, the held down a case in the Leader
insurance men were in town a few office. Her many friends are glad
to know she has again located here.
days the past week.
Hamilton Veatch has accepted a
position with C B Clement the
“ clothier” as clerk.
In
M em ory
S U IT S T H A T
of
DO SUIT
Lula Myrtle, daughter of Mr and
Mrs Wm Kirk died Feb 17 1902
A J Krantz the foreman of the age 3 years, 3 mo and 5 days,
Roseburg Pluiudealer was iu Cot
One more little lamb is folded,
tage Grove Sunday.
To its gentle S h ep ard ’s breast
One more little rose bud faded,
Capps suits always bave a form fitting shapeliness that is simply superb. Facings, Trimmings and
O H Willard left for the mines
Ere it bloomed, It sank to rest
Linings are most appropriate and the Tailoring is faultless.
Prices $10 to $18— to win and retain
Tuesday morning to do some work
Yes; we miss our little Lula
on his claims in Champion Creek
customers. We are also agents for the Henry Hilp tailoring house of San Francisco.
Miss her in her little chair.
canyon.
Miss her little childish prattle,
: er B elief M ap . — This week
Mrs W H Blair and daughters
Oh! we miss her everywhere.
hittier completed another Ruth and Sadie visited her son Mr
She has passed beyond the portals
Frank
Blair
in
Eugene
a
few
days
up of tho Bohemia mining
She has entered through the door
for the Helena Mining Co. this week.
Angles guard and keep our darling
O up
President J L LeRoy of the Le-
far the best map that he
Now in Heaven, for ever more.
Roy
Mining
Co
returned
last
Friday
A F r ie n d .
• made. It is about about
morning from an extended trip
Wnyne infant son of Mr and Mrs
j feet und takes in the entire
north in interest of the company.
We pay the highest market price for all kinds of Farm Produce, Come in and examine out stock. It
Thomas Sears died Feb 16, 1902, age 4
so far as now located. This
will speak for itself.
Attorney J E Young made a busi months nnd 7 day*.
l i e kept on exhibition in
ness trip to Bohemia the first of the
Another little lamb has gone
ena Mining Co's office in the week. Mr Young has some very
To dwell with him who gave.
k building at Portland.
promising property in the district
Another little darling bube
Is sheltered in the grave.
Miss Nettie Burdick returned to
[ cat . O peration .—
»-Last Satur
The little crib is empty now.
Eugene,
Sunday
to
resume
her
work
delicate surgical operation
The little clothe» laid by-
at the U of O. Miss Burdick has
»formed upon Attorney F G
A mothers hope, a fathers Joy,
keen on the sick list for a couple
The gentleman has been of weeks.
liO R N .
In death's cold arm doth He.
SHANAFELT’S PHOTOGRARH GALLERY
God needed one more angel child
id for years with two crooked
NOW
OPEN
DARLING.— At Saginaw, Feb 25 to
Ralph Baker who has been visit
Amidst His shining band,
a on his right hand. The ing the bedside of his father Mr J
the
wife
of
Samuel
Darling
a
6
And so He bent with loving ainfle
Now backgrounds, and accessories. Best
id little fingures were crooked Baker who lias been very ill, le-
pound boy.
And clasped our darlings hand
Lenses and Cameras.
Fifteen years ex
t
a
rued
to
Portland
Monday.
Ralph
jich bothered him greatly iu
A F r ie n d .
Both the mother and little “ darl
perience; eight years in Portland. Nothing
}. I)r Anderson preformed is clerking iu the Knight Shoe
but First Class Work. All work guranteed.
Store.
F a v o r it e s N e a r ly E v e ry w h e r e , ing" doing nicely, but Samuel is
«ration making a tenotomy
Call and examine our work our prices are right.
Constipation
means
dullness,
de
worse.
Dr
Anderson
is
attending
Secretary F J Hard of the Oregon
i and three splices of the
Mining Exchange was in town Sat pression, headache, generally disor
Opposite Masonic M all, W e st Side, Cottage Grove, Or.
is in the other.
D IE D .
urday. Mr Hurd says that the Ex dered breath. DeWitt's Little Early
Risers
stimulate
the
liver,
open
the
(W ent H aw ley ’ s L eclure . —On change is lively now days and that
bowels and relieve this condition. Safe SMITH.— Wm H Smith, a colored
Friday
evening
President there is a great interest among speedy and thorough. They never
gentleman,
aged 85 years, 3
mining men in the Bohemia district.
>y of Willamette Uuiversity
He is strong iu the belief that this gript. Favorite pills. Benson Drug
months and 21 days died at 7 :30
red the first of a series of year will witness a big boom in that Co.
p m. Wednesday.
lectures in this city, in the camp.
D E Welch has resigned his
The decensee has resided in this
st of our public schools. He
Mr John W Veatch aud family position with the Roseburg Brewing city for some time and has engaged
reeled by a fair sized audience were in Cottage Grove Sunday on
k Ice Co nnd went to Cottage Grove in the restaurant and lunch counter
If you need any Knit Underwear be sure and buy it within tbe
leld their undivided attention their way to Boise City, Idaho where
this week to enter the employ of the business, and was at his death
next Ten Days, for this is Our last determined Cut of the
i hour and a half discussing Mr Veatch has taken a position as
Pacific Timber Co. H s family will proprietor of the Alhambra Chop
Season.
Powers of the Speaker of the solicitor for the Capital News. Mr
Veatch has been connected with the remain here for the present at least. House. He has been in very poor
s of Represintatives.” Pres Roseburg Review for the past year
READ THE PRICES.
READ THE PRICES.
— Review.
health for some time nnd about one
ey has his subject well in He is a good newspaper rustler and
« ’clock, Wednesday be fell asleep
and imparted much knowledge will iu no doubt succeed iu his new
( LADIES’ Fine Jerssy Rib
Terry’s Uncle Tom’ s Cabin Co
sitting in a chair from which sleep CHILD’ S Gray ribbed heavy
field.
bed. Silver gray— Reg
i hearers. He explained very
gave tbe best presentation of Uncle
fleeced— sizes 16 to 24— in
he never awoke. The gentleman
ular 25 cent puality—to
Rev R A Copple who was formerly Tom ever given in this city.— Har
usivfcly how legislation is car-
broken lots. Regular 25
who was staying with him says that
close
pastor
of
the
Christinn
church
at
cent at
jn, by means of various com-
risonville, Mo, Republican.
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at about 7:30 he just gave one gasp
ies appointed by the Speaker; this place and who is now located at
This company will be at the Opera
Pendleton preached a very interest
for breath and passed away without CH ILD’ S Fine Natural Wool
the •peaker could, in the ap- ing sermon to a crowded house at House in this city on Saturday,
LADIES’ Extra Fine Jersy
a struggle.
sizes 18 to 24 broken sizes
tmentsof his committees dis- that church, Sunday evening. Rev March 8 . Seats no sale at the New
Ribbed, medium heavy—
— good values at 35 and 40
The deceased has a son living in
35 cent goods at
inatU so thnt it would bo im- Copplo is an eloquent speaker. His Era Drug Store. Common Be
cents. Special
Portland. The remains were laid to
ble for a bill to be reported many friends here were glad of the prices.
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rest in the Masonic cemetry Thurs
in b le ” tha' was not harmonious privilege of again listening to him
preach.
his (views.
DO YOU READ TH E LEADER? day at 2 o ’ clock.
The Heart and Arrow Shoes,
ie majority of people know but
For Infants, Children and Ladies
little of bow matters are car-
COFFIN— At Divide Friday Fbe 12
H
are unexcelled for wear, style and
on by our law makers and those
1902, Vivian, the eldest daughter j
price.
failed to hear Pres Hawley
of Mr aud Mr Roy Coffin, aged 7 |
LITTLE DAISY—Black
i d a I rare treat.
years.
ie next lecture will be on
.—button. Sizes 3 to 5. Good
Our aim is to please our customers. Call nnd be
The cause of the childs death was
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ch 15, by Prof French of the
values
convinced of this fact. We handle a complete line of high
imouth Training School. His
poisining of some kind. It was first
MOSS ROSE—B la ck -
ire Will be illustrated by sterop-
grade Groceries, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables and gurantee
button. Sizes 2j to 5—neat
thought to be from eating canned
i views.
Prof French has lately
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everything purchased of us to be first class.
little shoo
tomatoes, but that is hardly likely,
rned from an extended trip to
MOSS
ROSE—In
sizes
as the father and mother both ate
ope which will be the subject of
5 to 8 — Good style and
the same fruit. Two other younger
lecture.
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quality.
children are also very ill. Mr Cof
: knocks
RED
PEPPER—This
line
C hn roli A iiiioiiiiceiiien ts.
O up
fin had a bottle carbolic acid and
out all competitors—Lace
also some rat poison at the barn,
reacliingat tbe Methodist church
— sizes 5 to 8 , 70 cents—
where the children played a great
i Sunday morning and evening.
8 to 12
I
than
11 aim there will be an object
deal of the time, and thinks perhaps
ROSY
CHEAKS- Lace— red—
ask
non entitled “ Babes nnd their
French Kid—Very ^
they might have taken some of one
idlest*’ Evening subject “ What
or the other of those poisons.
fre has the Christian than be Who
A .
V o H ijg ,
The funeral was held at the M E Packard Shoes For Mem
sot A Christian.”
LADIES’ SHOES.
church in this city Saturduy at 11 a j
It you have “ corns” buy a puir of
ra. Rev Eugene Zimin. rman preach- j
N q 74
Goodyear wcit Suf-
the "Old Arm Chair” full stock
ed a very interesting funeral sermon ! f 0 u<
— Fine velours bnl— band
lace
and the choir rendered a number of sewed— cross stitch—Scotch yellow
$1.60.
funeral hymn» aud tho remains j edge.
The very latest fad all
XRY US—A hard to equal shoe
were taken away to their last resting i Hli!e8
—good wear—stylish, low priced
$5.00.
place in the I O O F cemetery.
shoe at
$1.75.
Mr and Mrs Coffin have the heart
NO 29 Goodyear welt— Al PICKWICK—Fine
vici kid in
felt sympathy of all who know bany
laat— Scotch
spaee— Aloft
either welt or turn. A very dressy
them.
atitebed—-Pink tipped— Perforated
shoe
vamp and top. A warm one
e
DRY
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GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS and SHOES
Prices are away Down on these Lines.
L E W IS
& VEA TCH .
CUT IN LADIES’
Kgl UNDERWEAR.
19c
WE SUIT THE
See
HARD TO SUIT
mm-mum-fiiptiimr
40
65 n
90
Teas and Coffees they are Fine
O a^
rFoeepy
m m inx
Company
$1
oimms
mmn.
ini»“6,"25 S 1.50
GREAT BARGAINS
) ladies’ Tailor Made Waists and Skirts
At the Pacific Timber Company’s Store where tbev have received a large and carefully
selected stock in both of these lines and are selling the same at the lowest possible price*.
We
j will take pleasure in showing these goods and invite an early call.
W
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P A C IF IC TIM B E R C O M P A N Y
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lin o k le n s A r n i c a Salve,
$2.50.
$4.50.
CUSTOM MAKE—Equal to moel
The best and most famous compound
In the world to conquer aches and kill
No 34 Prime black— Vici $3.50 shoes. Our price
pains. Cures Cute heel», Burns and bal. Scotch brown edge
$ 3 . 00 .
bruises subdue* Inflammation, mas
FOUR HUNDRED— A thing of
$4.00.
ters Piles. Millions of Boxer sold
yearly. Works wonders in Boil»,
A big Assortment at $3-50, $3.00 beauty—elastic instep— all size*
tJIsers Pellone, Skin Eruptions. It and cown to $1.76 per pair.
350
cures or no pay. 23c at Curvin'* Drug
OF
Store.
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