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About The Leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1895-1903 | View Entire Issue (May 9, 1902)
is the Time to Buy jp-ir Rambler, Crescent ami Mitchell Bicycles. k k g "Charter Oak Stoves and Rauges. S^rMcCormick Harvesting Muchiuery. tei/'tlardeii Tools. j^ -F ish in g Tackle. These lines all complete HARDWARE COMPANY m .M F Í t « t fff:íífí« « * t « « ííí« « s fíc c ííffíe í The f.Vnely Quartette. lorgia K»rpcr Comp-ny. cgis Hai . i . 1 uent ut the Opera House renin gfw ith the popular Back East." Codsidering the play was creditably On Wednesday evening luted the farce comedy or Money,” which was a ccess. Thursday evening r darrua ‘ East Lynno’’ was This is the company’s y and they play it as it played. Miss Georgia an actress is the best that ppeared in the Grove, uins are elaborate. Sam very clever in all bis seph jpetrick is also a racier. He is a comedian nk. Mbs Anna Brady is t home on the stage and er parts very pleasingly, lot least by any means, is irper. His work through- tiro reperMoire is very me of the best companies ier appeared in Cottage are deserving of a full ley will remain the rest of Memorbi Days. il days, May 25 and 30 >e observed by Smith and also La dies of O A It Jottage Grove in Follow- im; Ladie’ s Circle Culmn, to ami Indian Wav ill meot at City Hall on ay 25 at 10 o ’clock a in l to tlio C 1’ church when Beck will deliver the ermon. On May 30 the will form at City Hall at a ml all old soldieis hildien and all civic ons are cordially invited dace in procession and lie cemetery west of town y willy go through the norial ceremonies and re town to reassemble at lull at halt past one o ’clock i Mrs Wands, past presi- e Ladies circle will deliver aiial address also other :oo numerous to mention, littee respectifully ask that tss houses be closed also erly draped during our >n the 80. The Mnnely Quartette of Chicago who are making a tour of this coast gave two very fine entertainments at the C P church in this city last Friday and Saturday evenings. The singing was grand to say the least and Mr Eugene Knox as an imper sonator and entortniner is hard to beat. The company is out in the interest of Prohibition and nro d o ing a great work. . On Sunday even ing they gave a Gospel Temperence Song service at the Methodist church This large and connnodeous edifice was ceowded to its utmost capacity and the crowd around the door reached out into tlio street. It is estimated that 250 people were obliged to leave the church, not be ing able to gain admission. Should the Menely’s ever return to Cottage Grove they will be greated by a large aueience. Serious Stabbing Affair Sunday evening tlie news readied town that Clarence Woolivor and Fred Martin two boys who livo on Mosby Creek had gott n into a difficulty which ended in a fight and that Wooliver had been quite seriously stabbed by Martin. Dr Job was called and dressed tbe wounds and from him we learn that the most serious cut was ou the left arm and about 4J inces long. It seems that an old “grudge” had existed betweeu tbe boys and Sunday evening it came to a crisis when the boys met near the Blue Mountain school house. Card of Thahks. T K Richardson begs to thank t he people of Cotlage Grove for the liberal patronage received for tlio past few months, and we wish to assure veu that we can give you the very best goods in our line and at prices that cannot bo duplicated by any one. Our pianos and Organs nre singing their own prnises in a great many homes in this city wo are here to slay and see that our goods nre satisfactory. We carry the very best grade of Pianos and Orgai s ever offered for the money either cash or installments. Call and see us at store roo a near depot. T K R ic h a r d s o n Cottage Grove, Ore. I 0 0 F Anniversary Sermon. Sunday at 11 n m Rev Zimmerman E church preached the I O O F anniversary sermon I O O F Chairman of Committee. Lodge No G8 and the Rebecka »0 Rich To ¡Harry.” idwn Owen Towne wrote Lodge attended in regalia. Rev ful comedy ‘ Too Rich To Zimmerman although not a member ) di<l no do so in a hit or of the order preached an ideal ner. He wrote it with a sermon, touching on the principals knowledge of the people 1 ways he was borrowing of the teachings of O ld Fellow i the comedy in the piece, ship ns lie understood them urging iefs o f the religious sect tlio members to remember tlieir Dunkards, their quaint obligations at all limes and show to sties, and and their queer the world friendship, Love and the world ntforded Mr| nty of humorous sistua- Truth was their true motive, The enrugli pathos to make choir rendered a number of appro ij highly entertaiuing and priate hymns. After the services the average in quality. the Odd Fellows nud Rebeckas marched back to the 1 O O F Hall where they wero dismissed by Noble Grand J II Hart. 1 W M c K kvn olds . ■A the M Scho-I Report. Corsets BIG TUNNEL FOR BOHEMIA. To Connect the Musick Mine With the Railroad. P J Jennings was iu the Grove the past week 011 business and from him wo learn that the Calapooia Mining & Tunnel Co will Boon be incorporated, with a capitalization of $3,000,000. One-half of this will be sot aside as treasury for the com mencement of opperatious. It is tho purpose of tlio company to drive a tunnel from the head of Champion Basin, near the famous Hcleua mine' through the mountains to the Mu sick mine, a distance of a mile and a quarter, or nearly 7000 feet. Through this tuunel, which will be 7x8 feet in the clear, the company expects to open not only all of its own properties, but also those of other mine owners whose ledge will be cut. A depth of 1400 will be obtained, and the large size of the tuunel will permit of the transpor tation through it of the ore from all the ledges that may be tapped. The estimated cost of this tunnel is $25 a foot or $175,000, and it will take about 15 months to complete it. A BIO POWER PI.A NT. l.ace Curtains Our lace curtains will help make your home more cheer ful. Four special values this week. We have said it time and again that you cannot afford to wear an ill-fittiug corset. Your health as well as your form and beauty de pends upon wearing a corset that fits you perfectly. $1:00 ATTO T I C D ! C O u: 1 50c to 11.25 L $1.50 Supporters Tho best Corsets the World pro- aro for sale here. Try a pair. le $1.35 Wo carry a com pleto liue of these goods in all styles aud colors for Ladies, Misses and Children's wear. Wo can sup ply you at r e a s o n « b le prices Royal Worcester fi "g £l I 1 -0 -1 IU V 4Gc to $1.25 a Y a r d 20-inch Tack ing' Six rows of ‘ “ « ft in g one inch wide nnd seven clusters °f « '“ broidery $350 Gents Furnishings ----------------------- — ¡71, All the new sliapc3 and colors in 18 inch Tucking— five rows iusert- 3 ing— thirty rows hemstitched tucks— a very neat pattern at neckwear at popular prices. A new 1 70c a yard. Allover Lace in white at 40c to GOc a yard. Em- lino just received. | broidery Allovers— exceptional at 70c to $1 a yard. B tucks each nt $1.25 a yard. $25c to 50c ISil] At Newland’s At Newland’s IT" O tV C l il LET US This department is abloom with the preitieet and handsomest in plain and cords wo have ever shown. You can Y ç ja ff o r d another waist at these prices. Take your mens ure for a suit. We gunrnatee the fit. They will please you. Still another enterprise projected by tbe 3,000,000 corporation and a necessary adjunct to tho tunnel pio- oct, is-the erection of a power plant to cost $100,000. This will be lo cated on Row river, about 1G miles from the terminus of the railroad. Power and light will be furnished I y this plant for the prosecution of work on tho large tunnel and for mining purposes in the Helena, Champion, Musick nnd othor near-by mines. Tho plant will be of suffici ent capacity to provide all the @ $ ® • • © © • mines in the vicinity with light and power tho year round. Capps suits always have a form fitting shapeliness that is simply superb. Facings, Trimmings and Air compressors and machine Linings are most appropriate and the Tailoring is faultless. Brices $10 to $18—to win aud retain drills will bo employed iu driving tbe customers. We are also agouts for tho Heury Hilp tailoring house of San Francisco. long tunnel connecting Champion Basin with tbe Musick miue, and not less than 100 men will he em ployed ns soon as the tunnel and power plant enterprises are launch ed. Mr Jennings will return from the East about June 15, bringing with We pay the highest market price for all kinds of Farm Produce. Come in nnd examine out stock. It the company’s own engineers elec will speak for itself. tricians, who will take immediate charge of the work. S U IT S T H A T DO SU IT D R Y GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS and SHOES Our Prices are a w a y Down on these Lines. CHAMPION TO BE REOPENED. Superntendent Bchne left for B o hemia the first of the week to re sume operations on the Champion miue. A contract will be let for running a 500 foot tunnel. This property has been idle for some time but it has recently been acquired by the Helena people and they expect to push the work on this valuable property ns rapidly as possible. It is also stated, by President Jenuiugs that it is the expectation of the company to soon start up the 10- stamp mill on thib property. L E W IS Immense Variety Of Spring Goods Very Latest Effects in OIBSONS WAISTS, $1.35 to $2.50— these are special'prices, the city merchants get more money for tho same goods. BOHEMIA RAILROAD Grading Commenced Tuesday Morning. Work has been commenced on the grading of the Bohemia railrond by the Pacific Coast Construction Co represented 1 y Campbell A Alex ander of this city. Sunday evening about 9:30, four car loads of horses, tools, etc arrived from Portland and were at once unloaded. Monday the company pitched camp near the Mosby creek bridge about four miles from town and Tuesday morn ing work was commenced. Gangs nro working each way nnd are making rapid progress. The bridge gaug under the direct supervision of Mr T K Campbell is nlreney at work j nnd the right-of-way clearing gang \ under foreman Masterson have several miles cleared. The contract calls for 22 miles of finished track; the first 10 miles to be ready for rolling stock by July 31. One thousand tons o f rails are now on the way and are expected to arrive this week. Tlie following is the report for the Star School for the second month commencing March 31st and ending April 25th. Number of days taught 20 ” ” ” present 283 ” ” ” absence 17 ” ” times tarty 11 Pupils who have been neither tardy nor absent during the month are a-1 follows:-Carrie and Clara Anderson, Lulu, Mabel, Charles, and vne has a thorough kno-.v- Carrol Harlow: Pearl Stewart; Wil ¡he Dunkards. their man- lie and Albert Vaughn. All the pupils have commendable ■ing, thair beliefs nnd their eas,BO that one who pees deportment but the following pupils Property Purchased. re comedy “ Too Rich To have distinguished themselves for will rei five the right excellent deportment and scholar Tom Coleman of Portland has about the Dunkards. Mr ship during the month:-TYillie I purchased the Ozment property on Vaugbn, Wilbur Pitcher. Carrie An Main Street between 2nd and 3rd* knows where he derson, Mary Vaughn, and Eunice for tbe consideration of $1000, Mr* Coleman we understand will fit up lie comp ly will be at the Harlow. Mrs Emma Dsmewood, the building and open a saloon iu pera lbkuse. Friday May | Teacher. the near future, & VBATCH. LARGE LINE OF R EAD Y MADE SKIRTS In different colors, Crash and Worsted, $1.50 to $5.50. The Latest Designs in Ladies' and Misses’ Hosiery— all colors—20c to 40c a pair. Largest Line of Men’s Furnishing Goods this side of Eugene. Come and See Us. GARMAN & HEM ENW AY, J f^ S n iisim I * RUNT O V E K f And take Good Look at the CORSETS we are Selling this week. If you Look you’ll Linger and if you Buy you’ll save Money. u Pacific Tim b r Co’s Store. UNDER ODD FELLOW ’S HALL. COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
