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About The Leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1895-1903 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1902)
l> 'W 'ZT fcT aiT E jtj Up to Date CO. Curry a Full Line of S | Building Hardware, Charter Oak Stoves i and Ranges, Garden Tools, Fishing | Tackle, New and Second Hand I Bicycles and Sundries. § Agents for McCormick Harvesting Machinery __ a Dressmaking of At iMiss Daisy T i n a s ’ * Miner Wallace, of Lakeview ar rived Mnnsay . rom Eastern Oregon to visit during the winter with his children and relatives. THE LUXURY FINE TAILORING Daplofs A fine line o f School Hooks anil all tlie latest Magi/.ines, Stationery E tc. has been brought within the means of modest incomes and has placed the clerk and the me chanic on the same footing with the millionaire. One door West of tho Post Office The “ L yric Queen.” Cottage Grove, Oregon. The “L ittle Duchess.” L D Owen, was down this week from Tue Chinese pheasaut law expired L O C A L H B E V IT IE S . Gel.) Hill. Wednesday morning. Only ten birds A W Will lace went to Eugene, Tues are allowed to be killed by any one day, to work. hunter in one day. For all the latest stvles in spring Gutman TI« tneuwuy have a fine Lee nenry, was one of the lucky Millinery go to Miss Mary Bartels new cash register. participants of the Eugene Fair one door east of Willson's restau Maude Bentley went to Albany prize shooting tournaments. Ho got rant. uway with 91 shells. Monday to reside. NSW YORK AND CHICAGO, When your piano needs tuning Mrs Homer Millard, and little son A F Johnson was down from Bo left Wednesday for Eugene after a dont get some tramp tuner to “fix hemia, Wednesday. make up garments to your measure of TI*eo Jennings visited at Eugene few weeks visit with her sisters, Mrs it” for you. M O Warner, of Eugene J 8 Medley and Mrs A W Wallace, of the most up-to-date patterns in the the first of the week, and who is well known as a reliable this city. latest style at prices you would scarcely Mrs W P Lockwood left on the local piano tuner, makes regular trips to Mr Wm Hickey and wife who have Wednesday for Eugene. imagine possible for work of this kind. Cottage Grove and will keep your been spending the past few months Ola Kayser returned from a short visiting with their daughter Mrs Sarah piauo in order by the year as reason- visit to Eugene, Monday. Over 450 samples to select from, which would give us a Skeel, of Talent, Oregon, returned ble as you can ask. pleasure to show you. J B Bouse was down from Amos, home Monday. The Braincrd & Armstrong Co’ Wednesday, on business. Tne Eegister says : Miss Ada Orrell Filo and Floss Silks at Pacific Timber C L Hadley, was down from Rose- had a severe attack of heart failure, Co’s Store. bung on business, Tuesday. Sunday, and that for a while her life Try Morris Poultry Cure at Lewis Otto Brown of Eugene, is visiting was despired of. She is better how & Veatch. No cure no pay. Free ever at this writing. in the Grove this week Mr Frank Kennedy and wife return Dr Geo Wall has moved into his samples. new office on Main street near the ed Monday from Eugene. S G Lockwood was over from depot and hereafter will be found there instead of at his residence dur Lorane the first of the week. ing office hours. Mrs Win Spong, of Leona, was in Horace Harms returned the last the Grove the first of the week. of last week from Eugene where he Georgia Harper and her excellent went to entci the U of O. Hoiaee Capp» suits always have a form fitting shapeliness that is simply superb. Facings, Trimmings aud Co at tho Opera House Oct 7 and 8. concluded not to enter the C of O. Linings are most appropriate and the Tailoring is faultless. Prices $10 to $ 18 — to win and retain John McMahan, of Boise City, was again until next year. looking over tho Grove the first of the Earl Perkins, son of Harden Perkins customers. We are also agents for the Henry Hilp tailoring house of Sau Francisco. of Baker City recently deceased, is week. I)r C W Lowe, was a south bound very sick at a hospital in Portland passenger on Wednesday’s locul for He is a nephew of Mrs Wynne and Mrs J PCurrin of this city. Ashland. Coining M>sS Georgi» Harper and Chas Dutton and Harry Clark eame home Mouduy, from a short visit in her excellent company will preseut the following plays during their Portland. We pay the highest market price for ail kinds of Farm Produce. Como in and examine our stock. It here. “ The Lyric A If Hart and wife, of Oakland, engagement will speak for itself. (¿neon” and the Little Duchess. Visited in the Grove tho first of tho week. > M rsB E G iltn er, is up from Port W Harris and wife, of Blaekbutte, land visiting the bedside of her were In the Grove Tuesday on a busi mother, Mrs J C Wullace Sr., who i down with the rheumatism. Mr Wal ness visit. lace is also suffering from pnother New illustrated songs and other attack of rheumatics. specialties at tho Opera House Oct Mr Geo Lea expects to make a bid 7 and 8. on building the new truss bridge in Charlie Newland is clerking in Cottage Grove advertized to be built Mr B W Newland’s store, in this city this fall. Mr Lea is a first class workman and if successful will put this week. Mrs Fredrickson left Tuesday for up a good structure, E M Veatch, J W Harms and J M points nortli to visit with her friends Sherwood leftSunday morning for the and relatives. Mrs Pat Blew, of Grants Pass, is wilds of Martin Creek and Bohemia visiting her brother-in-law, Mr Thos in search of wild game. They have promised not to kill more than the Blew and family, this week. limit. We shall see. The “ L ytic Quepn” will be Thos Jenkins loft Wednesday for presented by Miss Georgia Harper Sioux City, Desmoines nnd other and Company on Oct 7 th. eastern points for a few months visit Alberton Wood aud J C Wallace Mr Jenkins has made many friends left Monday for Cresweil where they here who wish him the best of good go to build a barn for Mr Tait. times during his absence. Ladies should not fail to see Miss It has been reported that a case ot Mary Bartels Millinery opening Sat Diphtheria was in town but we are urday, Oet 4 . Don’t forgot the date. reliably inf.rm ed by the attending Geo Berry came down from the Bo physiciau that there isn’t a word of hemia mines .Sunday where he has truth in the report and that the case been working for the past few months. ill question is nothing but tonsiiitis. A 1 Parker returned Sunday, from an C F Cathcart. formerly sheriff of extended stay at tlie mines where he tills county, spent Frida yin Boseburg. has beetf working on tho Star pro He has been emploved as station agent perty. on tho Central Pacific lines in Nevada D on't fail to see the new nnd and louves tonight for that state. He elegant gowns worn by Miss Harper will probably be located at Wells here merchandising after,—Boseburg Beview. in her production of the “ Lyric A colonel of the Salvation army and Queen.” two Indies held forth to quite an au .IT Jones and P.ev Zimmerman re dience Wednesday night on the street. turned the first of the week from at The colonel played a cornet and the The New Bridge. T h e W o r s t Form . -S alu m i A n x ie t y . tendance upon the M E Conference ladies a bass and alto and discoursed Multitudes are siDging the praises at Grants Pass. County surveyor has asked for Mothers regard approaching winter a „me fair music. The ladies also sang of Kotloi, the new discovery which is bids for building the new bridge ! with uneasiness, children take cold so Public school opened Monday and some very pretty duets, solos etc. making so many sick people well across the Coast Fork. Tho structure eaBily disease cost more little the attendance is even larger than Mrs Abbott, whose husband was and weak people strong by digesting I t’s attack is so expected. Some of the rooms are killed in a logging camp near Anlauff wheu completed will no doubt be a what they eat, by cleansing and sufferer is often be badly crowded. some few week ago, has received her sweeting the stomach and transform I good one and besides having a good yond human aid before the doctor Have you promised the L eadfb chock for 43 ,<100from the Modera W ing their food into the kind of pure, | broad driveway will have footway , arrh os. Such cases yield readily to wood on subscription? If so please of A. The organization to which he rich, red blood that makes you feel bring it in, it has snowed at Bohemia belonged were just 20 doys in settling good all over. Mrs CranCll, of Troy, ] on either side for accomodation of j One Minuto Cough Cure. Liquifies nll“ y» InflmrnnaUon,^ re and winter may set in before long. I j her claim after presentation. Prompt I. T „ wri ; For a number of years I 1 pedestrians. It is badly needed for ,he moves danger. Absolutely safe. Acts (the present thing aerraes tho river itloji„ and Prof W A W inn, ex-candidate for j v.-.-rk and deserving of high credit, d with I was troi Immediately. Cures coughs, colds, he worst I U a disgrace to the county as well grip, bronchitis, all throat and lung state super in tetidant of Public In - j j yiies Nettie Kemp who has been in dyiTpepsi hieh I rrew , the employment of Mr Morphy» a» id to use idi structior. was in the Grove the iir-t of j liy I form. I * ns the town. troublss. FSM .H anhon, Hampton. ir bottles the week, returning 6> his home in stenographer, left Wedn< lay for Kodot s Ga: “ A b al coll rondorod epted a rtily ree- portlund'wUtr' she» hM aocf I Eugene Wednesday. I I am ont voiceless Just before an oratoi T® C n r « a Col«! I »» On#» I* Nettie made 5 many l ommond K-- ol I nil iffe rers from • *3". ¡contest. I intended to withdraw but Mr O F Call!son and family arrived er stay in tl Take a Take Laxative Bromo ep i indigestion here this week to make this their' Cough Cure. It re- Tablets. All drnggists refund th e ; took 0,10 much to see i- | dose after meals, it dige home. Mr C has accepted a position W G rove's! stored my voice In time to win money if it fails to cure, success In b j you eat. Benson Drugstore ' medal.” signature is on each box. 27 . as clerk in tho First National Bar.k. and wish duties. of this city. The International Tailoring Co., R W N EW LAI)Co,X T S U IT S T H A T DO SU IT DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS and SHOES Our Prices are aw ay Down on these Lines. LEWIS & VEATCH. When you are ready. To buy Jackets, Cloaks or Capes, see our line and find the newest styles in the market. W e have a large variety and samples of Monte Corlo, those we can order in any size or color, and have them in 24- hours. Will give you SPECIALPRICES On these goods as we will not carry a stock of them, order them special and can offord to sell them at a very small profit GARMAM & H EM EN W A Y, -. j
