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(kir Kumbler, Crescent nnd Mitchell Bicycles.
»¿r-Charter Oak Stoves and fiances.
Be^f-McCormick Harvesting Machinery.
Oktf-tiarden Tools.
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li^y-Fishing Tackle. These lines nil complete. *
IT EM S
OF
INTEREST.
0 L Brown made a business trip
to Oregon City this week.
1 H Bingham arrived up
Portland Sunday m oruiD g.
from
Miss Ermine Yeatch visited a few
days with Miss Lulu Currin in Eu
gene, this week.
m HARDWARE COMPANY |
Mr Sol Davidson and wife ar
rived on Sunday’ s morning ouerland
from the Dalles.
I BY A FREIGHT TRAIN.
ol Goshen. Struck Near the
at Eugene.
night ib o u t ten o'clock
»’clock train was pulling
me the engineer saw a
i track carrying a lantern,
iking up the track, east
incoming freight train
ie noattempt to get off
ithough the whisile was
econd time.
i was stopped as soon as
d the unfortunate man
nd taken to the depot,
line was summoned. As
doctor arrived an ex-
vas made and the poor
und to be badly bruised
lead and shoulders. He
rain consciousness and
n o’clock he died,
dty was uot known for
but letters found upon
proved that he was Jus P
iner living near Goshen,
ler of Bert Nunn of this
relatives were wired and
r soon established,
that he was quite doaf
carried a speaking tube
He had no doubt been
and was on his way home
he did not hear the train
is looking at the ties re-
ie lantern he carried pre-
i from uoticiug the in-
ivsrslty,
IBJN Ell’ s INQUEST.
G W Griffin Tuesday
«paneled a jury lo enquire
itter of the man’s death
"g men being chosen: J
folney Hemenway, Jerry
h Hampton, Cal Youtig
e Fisher. They met this
bout 10 o ’ clock at the
g rooms where the body
gether with Drs I) A
pV Harris exnmined the
A deep gash in the back
I caused the death. Other
re a big bruise on tbe
ken rib a big bruise on
ind several minor bruises
t parts of the body. The
lrove to the scene of the
examine the ground aud
to tbo city adjourned to
b prosecuting attorney’s
e court house Tuesday
tit 2 o’clock.
THE
VEKDICT.
ie deliberation the jury
he following verdict:
I uoenf ., Or, April 8 1902.
r G \V Griffin, of Lane
Oregon:
ecroner’s jurr. empane-
tbe cause c f death of
iuun, find that said Jas P
•to his death about 11
n, April 7, 1902, and that
was purly accidental and
his coming in contact
e No 1604, S P Co’s locnl
No 226, in charge of
^ E Vealch and Engineer
id accident happned
Way between Fairmount
ersity of Oregon.
Bo one to blame for the
Jas P Nunn.
Foreman, Jerry Horn,
ray, Hugh Hampton, Geo
M Youg, Coroner’s jury.
• Cooley Dramatic Co.
riday and Saturday eve-
lad the pleasure of attend-
ays given by the Cooley
Co in Eugene. This is
fcest companies on the road
lion of tbe country and
id to announce that they
play in Cottage Grove,
Biddle of May for 3 nights.
f and wife in tbe leading
Very strong, while their
I very clever. They will
k greeted by crowded
lien they visit Cottnge
Mrs Harry AVynne is visiting her
parents, Mr and Mrs Yeatch at
Misses Cleo Lewis, Lulu Hull, Salem this week.
Hugh Beline, Superintendent of
Ethel Nokes, Lillian Hart. Hattie
Orpurd, Gertrude Burdick, Mr the Helena Mining Co left Wednes
day for Bohemia.
Tompkins and J I Jones went to
Mr Lee M Travis was a south
Eugene last Friday to attend the
bound passenger on Monday’s local,
Epworth League Convention as returning Tuesday.
delegates from Cottage Grove Chap
Henry Bock a former resident of
ter No 11,485. They returned home Creswell was in Cottage Grove a
Monday aud report the convention few days this week.
a grand success.
Elbert Veatch, left for Coos
County Tuesday night where lie
Flouring Mills Sold.
A large deal was consumated in goes to secure a position.
this city this week when Mr G H
Carl B W ebb of M«dford was in
The
Stone sold his flouring mill to Mr Cottnge Grove this week.
J H Parsbell lately from Butte, Leader acknowledges a pleasant
call.
Nebraska. The consideration is not
L F Wooley and II H Veatch left
yet made known as the stock hns
on Wednesday's local for Portland
not yet been taken. Tbe mill is to attend the State Democratic Con
located on the west side and is run vention.
by water power. The Leader wishes
Doc Patterson has returned from
the new management success.
a two weeks visit with his parents
at Independence, and other points
Property Transfers.
This week Frank Wheeler and down the valley.
Delegates to Epworth League Convention.
Cbas Bruneau purchased Lot 2, in
Block 2 on Main Street from Her
bert Eakiu. Geo McQueen traded
his farm to Albert Ziniker for his
residence property on Fourth street
in this city and later transferred the
residence property to Mrs Emerson
for the lot on the south corner of
Main und Second Street. Mr Dutton
sold his residence property in the
McFarland addition to Paris Gib
son.
Monthly Report.
Miss Lettie Veatch left on Fri
day morning’s overland for Butte
Montana, where she goes to make
her future home. Her many friends
here regret to see her leave.
Mr and Sirs Isaac Tompkins and
two children, late of Iowa, but now
of Cottage Grove, spent Saturday in
Roseburg, the guest of Mr Tomp
kins cousin, Mrs W C Conner. While
in town Mr Tompkins made final
proof in the U S Land office on his
timber claim located in the vicinity
of the Bohemia Mines They returned
to Cottage Grove on Sunday’s local.
— Plaindealer.
CORSET
We have long since decided to not ever buy a
poor ill-fiiting corset for this department Only
_ _ _ the best aud most noted brands are here and they
ean *J® found in all sizes and in all lengths and Btylos
to fit any form. It is most important that your
corset should fit you correctly. Your health as well as your beauty depends upon it
We sell the Royal Worcester straigh front corset— the best corset made for
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¡3 A J7ISFA.OT XO JM
Ribbon Offerings
Spring Belts
Spring Belts are all the go.
Leather and Silk are even com
petitors as to which will lead
this season’s styles. At the
present writing siiks are in most
favor and the form fitting belt
is the fad. We have them here
at
You’ll want some of
these for Easter. This
Ribbon Assortment is
beautiful. Anything you
want in Ribbons can be
had here. Plain and fan
cies, all shades and all
widths. Two special val
ues—3in, worth 25c and
3 l-2in worth 35c at
30c, 60c and 75c
EACH.
15c and 25c a Yard.
In the Silks.
A
The new silks for spring are
pretty. Bright shades aud bet
ter qualities will predominate
this season. These new silks are
principally in waists length, no
two alike. We bought a num
ber of lengths exclusive patterns
— regular 60 cent values at
50c a Yard.
Wash Goods
Special
There is no question that
in buying wash goods early
you can always get first pick
of the prettiest and best, and
ns a special inducement to have
you visit our store this week
wo are going to quote you one
special bargain. Fine Corded
Zephyr, 32in, worth 25c at
l B c a “ S T a r d ..
Shirt Waists
Although a little early, the
Shirt Waist business has started
of at puite a rate. The new styles
in Lawns, Linens and Silk Ging
hams are attracting quite a deal
of attention—and entertaining
many admirers.
50c to $2.50.
At Newland’s At Newland’s
SUITS TH A T DO SUIT
The following is the monthly re
Capps suits always have a form fitting shapeliness that is simply superb. Facings, Trimmings and
Chas Cochran, the well known and
port of district No 122 for the
Linings are most appropriate and the Tailoring is faultless.
Prices $10 to $18— to win and retain
' popular cornetist, came down from
month commencing March 3, 1902 Cottage Grove Sunday, returning
customers. We are also agents for the Henry Hilp tailoring house of San Francisco.
and closing Marcb'28, 1902.
home this afternoon. Mr Cochrau
is arranging for a concert to be
No. of days taught
20
given by the newly organized C M
No. of days present
384J
A band at tbo Grove next Friday
No. of days absence
15J
night. Ho says the boys nrs getting
No. of times tardy
16
ali ng very nicely, considering the
No. of pupils enrolled
20
fact that only two members had *»
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The following are the names of ever played an instrument before
We p a y the highest market price for all kinds of Farm Produce. Come in and examine out stock. It
the pupils who have been neither tbo band was organized.— Guard.
tardy nor absent during the month:
Band Concert.
will speak for itself.
This evening, April 11, tho new
Nora and William Vaughn, Clara,
Carrie and Ida Anderson, Mabel, C M A Band will give their first
Lulu and Carrol Harlow and Fairy concert. P rof Chas S Cochran,
who is teaching the band, will have
Wicks.
charge of the program, which fact
The C M A Track Team.
The C 51 A track team commenced alone guarantees a first class enter
training last week and is progress tainment. Mr Cochran has worked
ing ns well as could be expected. faithfully with the new band and
The boys are all taking an interest in the two mouths time that he has
in the work and are determined to been with them they have made
make it a success,
Mr Thomas marked improvements. Let every
Medley has been secured as mana body turn out to the entertainment
ger and trainer. Mr Medley is an and encourage the boys.
D RY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS and SHOES
Our Prices are away Down on these Lines.
L E W IS
all round athlete and will develope
some good men from tbe material
he has to work with. Tho follow
ing is the names of the team:
H Harms, D Knox, H Hawley, L
Bishy, E Finerty, M Finerty, O
Elsea, O Taylor, J Veatch, A Griffin,
B Arne, E Hill, H Allison, I Haw
ley, W Martin, R Blair, W Thompson
and J Harms.
The team expects to arrange a
meet with tbe Eugene High school
to tako place in May.
Resolutions ol Respect.
By Cottage Grove Lodge No 51
A F A A M.
Wheras our beloved brother J H
Perkins has been removed from our
midst from the hand of death. And
wheras we bow in submission to the
will of the Great Architect of the
universe. We consolo ourselves with
tho thought that our brother lived
an honorable and upright life was a
good man and a good Mason.
Wheras in our sorrow we desire
to express our sincere appreciation
of his true worthy and character.
Therefore be it resolved that in the
death of our brother the craft has
lost a worthy and cherished member
the community an honorable just
and upright man, the family a kind
and indulgent husband and father.
Resolved that a copy of these re
solutions be sent to the bereaved
family with an insurance of our
deepest sympatny nr.d condolence.
A copy spread upon the minutes of
tbe lodge and a copy sent to each of
the city papers for publication.
W S
D arwin B ristow
B ennett .
The City Election.
Monday was city Election. There
were two tickets in tho field viz the
“ Citizens’’ and “ Taxpayers.” Dr
U B Job of tho Citizen’s ticket was
elected mayor over R M Veatch by
a small majority of five votes. J I
Jones was elected councilman from
the 1st ward without opposition. In
the 2nd ward S R Piper defeated
Frank Wheeler for councilman, by
a handsome majority. C H VanDen-
b urg an independent canidate in
tbe 3rd ward was elected by a big
majority. F H Rosenburg and U S
Martin were tbe regular nominees.
Attornay J E Young was re-elected
City Recorder and Herbert Eakin,
treasurer.
The new council elect will take
the city reins next Monday.
D O Y O U R F .A D
T H E LEADER?
1 M P t t H I A L
Combination Hard to
~ Beat. Ride one and be in tbe
- Lead. A few
bargains in
3 second h%pd wheels
•i At J D COCHRAN’S
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FURNATURE STOKE.
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Immense Variety
Of Spring Goods
Very Latest Effects in OIBSONS WAISTS, $1.35 to $2.50— these are sp o cia i; prices, the
city merchants get more money for tho same goods.
LARGE LINE OF READY-MADE SKIRTS
In different colors, Crash and Worsted, $1.50 to $5.50.
Tho Latest Designs in Ladies’ and Misses’ Hosiery— all colors— 20c to 40o a pair.
Largest Line of Men’s Furnishing Goods this’ side of
Eugene. Come and See Us.
GARMAN & H EM ENW AY,
m e r c h a n d is in g
Watch Our Saturday Sales
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SATURDAY, APR IL 12, W E
SELL FOR CASH O NLY
WILL
A Nice Line of Ladies’ Overskirts
These Skirts are ail Drummer’s Samples
and we will sell them at Extremely
low Prices.
VEDETTE
rnemnoiiU I n R«bh~t of «• Terror
By Foley's Honey end Tar. It stops
the hacking cough and heals and
strengthens the lungs. If taken in
time It will prevent an attack o f pneu
monia. Refuse substitutes. For sale
by the New Era Drug Co.
& VEATCH.
At Pacific Timber Co’s Store.
UNDER
ODD
FELLOW ’S
HALL
COTTAGE
GROVE,
OREGON.