The Leader., October 24, 1902, Image 5

ptaSUNAL
Up to Date
TERTIS Of INTEREST.
W a
’I he CM A Foot Ball team go to
Drain tomorrow to tussle the pigskin
j ft8 Potts came down from Bohemia with the Drain Normal. We prophesy
the Drain boys will find out they are
Monday.
of
Thos Medley is down from the mine up against it this time.
The wrong glasses will ruin the
this week.
Mrs Abrams went to Saginaw, Wed­ strongest eye. I>r Lowe’s glasses
strengthen the eyes and brain. See
nesday.
.Mi^s Daii?v Tl)on)as
hint on next Monday and Tuesday to
p u Wnee’ev was a Eugene visitor
noon Oct 27 and 28 .
one day this week.
Parlors
Mrs John Orrell returned to her
Dr Geo Wall and wife visited at Eu­
home in Eugene .Monday after a few
has been brought within the means of
gene, Monday.
days visit with her husband and sons. A flue line o f School ltooks and
modest incomes
Thos Abrams was a north bound Willie and Bert, who are working on
all the latest Magazines,
and has placed the
passenger Wednesday.
Stationery Etc.
Mosby Creek.
clerk and the me­
Mrs Weaver, of Saginaw, was in
chanic on
the
Go to Miss Mary Bartel’s for the
same footing with
the Grove, Wednesday.
One door West of the Post Office !
latest styles in Millinery. You can’t
th e m illio n a ire,
Oregon.
W H Martin and wife was down to help being pleased with her stock and Cottage Grove,
the county seat, Mondav.
prices. Opposite the Impel ial Hotel.
D Bristow made a business trip to
Homer Millard, of Seattle Wash.,
LOCAL B R E V ITIE S.
Eugene Monday last.
and an employe of the N P Ry is
Mrs C J Howard has been quite ill visiting among his many friends hero
For all the latest styles in spring
this week after an absence of several
during the past week.
Millinery go to Miss Mary Bartels
years.
Mrs
Millard
has
been
here
for
Rev S B Morss and wife were Cres-
some weeks.
one door east of Willson’s restau­
vrell visitors Monday.
Vance Allison has moved into his rant.
Lee Martin visited in Roseburg one
new barber shop and while It is not
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO,
day the first of the week.
When your piano needs tuning
yet completed the chaoge is a wonder­
Henry Medley and Jas Dunn went
dont
get
some
tramp
tuner
to
“
fix
ful improvement over his old cramped
to Upton, Calif., Monday.
make up garments to your measure of
quarters. His customers can now he it” for you. M O Warner, of Eugene
Ralph Whipple went to witness the lathered and scraped in style.
the most up-to-date patterns in the
and w ho is well known as a reliable
jj O_Whitman foot ball game.
latest style at prices you would scarcely
Thos H Lovell, who shot and killed piano tuner, makes regular trips to
Mrs Jackson and Mrs Miller, of Horace Roadman near Wilbur, Ore.,
imagine possible for work of this kind.
Cottage Grove and will keep your
Saginaw were in town Wednesday.
last July, has just been convicted of
piano in order by the year as reason-
Mr and Mrs Jas 8b„rtridge went to manslaughter and sentenced to seven
Over 450 samples to select from, which would give ns a
years in the penitentiary by Judge ble as you can ask.
Portland Saturday to visit relatives.
pleasure to show you.
The Braincrd & Armstrong Co ’
Minor Allen returned Monday night J W Hamilton. A new tried was asked
Filo and Floss Silks at Pacific Timber
to Upton Calif after a short visit at for but was over ruled.
Remember Dr Lowe, Eugene’s well Co’s Store.
home.
Try Morris Poultry Cure at Lewis
Anchor Alstead, o f Halsey, is visit­ known optician, will be at the Slier-
ing with his uncle, H C Madsen, this wood Hotel next Monday and to noon & Veatch. No cure no pay. Free
or Tuesday, Oct 27 and 28 If you
samples.
week
need glasses don’t fail to see him as
Dr A E McAllister, of Eugene, was
he will possibly not be back again
in the Grove on a professional visit this year.
Monday.
Mr Morphy, superintendent of the
W D Garraan returned the first of O & S E railroad, has moved his office
the week from a business visit to from over the Garman & Hcmenway
Portland.
store to the building east of the depot
MrsWm Spong and daughter, Mrs which hus recently fitted up for his
Capps suits always have a form fitting shapeliness that is simply superb. Facings, Trimmings and
Etta White came down from Leona office. Tho now office is much more
Linings are most appropriate and the Tailoring is faultless.
Prices $10 to $18 — to win and retain
Monday on business.
convenient on account of its nearness
customers. We are also agents for the Henry Hilp tailoring house of San Francisco.
Miss Agnes Rudolph left one day to the railroad terminal grounds.
last week for Portland where she will
A Missouri editor apologizes to his
remain during the winter.
reader* for the lack of news as follows:
I P Inman, the Lorane merchant "W e expected to have a marriage and
was in the Grove one day the first of a death notice this week but a violent
the week.
storm prevented the wedding and the
W Thornton was doing business in doctor being sick himself the patient
Roseburg, this week, according to the recovered and we are accordingly
We pay the highest market price for all kinds of Farm Produce. Come in and examine our stock. It
cheated out of both items.”
Review.
will speak for itself.
LOST.
J F Hard, of Portland, came up to
A yearling heifer, red and white
Cottage Grove Wednesday on his way
marked smoothe crop off left ear and
to Bohemia.
was dehorned. May or. mny not be
A six-legged sheep was exhibited at
branded J It on left hip. Strayed
the Roseburg street fair but the
about Oct 1st. Any information will
animal died while on exhibition.
be suitably rewarded by notifying E
Carpenters ale generally complain­ P R edeord , Saginaw, Ore,
ing that lumber is so scarce that they
Eugene now has 1000 children in the
are delayed considerable with their
public schools a good showing and
work.
indicates that that city has upwards of
Mrs Herbert Eakin left Tuesday
5000 inhabitants. Cottage Grove has
night for Spoknne Wash to visit with
over 300 and from a like estimate
her sister Mrs Adrid Marrimau for a
we have 1500 people which is a con­
few months.
servative estimate.
op
There are a number o f new bouses
Eyes burn? Headache? Sight blur?
under construction that will he re­
oup
Think carefully? Decide wisely? Act
tarded on account o f the rainy
promptly as you value your eyseight.
weather.
Better be sure than sorry. The sure
Mr Weber, one of Creswell’s most way is to see Dr Lowe if you need
rustling business men, was In the glasses. You may be sorry if you
Grove Wednesday after noon on busi­ don’t. At Sherwood House Oct 27
ness.
and till noon o f 28th.
Dressmaking
T H E LU XU R Y
FINE TA ILO R IN G
At
The International
Tailoring Co.,
R W N EW LAI)CouaoC™
S U IT S T H A T
DO S U IT
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS and SHOES
Our Prices are a w ay Down on these Lines.
LEWIS
& VEATCH.
When you are ready.
To buy Jackets, Cloaks
Capes, see
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 2 4 hours. Will give you
Mrs E Abbott and daughter, Orpha,
left Wednesday for Eugene where
they go to visit with M ra Abbott’s
folks.
Misses Neva Perkins and Nettie
Burdick came up from Eugene Friday
night to spend Saturday with their
parents.
J J McCulloch, residing at Hadley-
ville, had the misfortune to accidently
break one of hi9 legs list Friday at
Lorane. He was riding a horse when
the animal fell with him, with the
above result. Dr Anderson, of this
city, was summoned and set the bone.
Mr McCulloch was taken to hi» home
where he is getting along very well.
Leston Lewis who is employed by
Many of our enterprising merchants
the Booth-Kelly Co, at Coburg, as
book-keeper spent Sunday with his are up to-date in the matter of dis­
play windows. We notice a new dis­
father in the Grove.
play of “ sweaters and shoes” in Hem-
Geo Cooley arrived Monday from enway & Burkholder’s front window
Paisley where he has been engaged in that is quite attractive to the evte.
stock ranching for the past several C W Wallace was the artist and he
years. George has met many old demonstrated that a printer’s devil is
friends here who are glad to seo him always right on ot his job.
back to old wedfoot.
Taylor Beckley, of Oakland Or. and
Have you been to see Miss Mary a brakesman on theS P line was run
Bartel’s Millinery display? I f not over in the Roseburg yards and killed
dont put off calling any longer she Monday morning. It is supposed he
still has some fine up to-date trimmed missod his footing in attempting to
hats that are beauties. It is no mount the tender and fell beneath the
trouble to show them to you and trucks, where his life was crushed out
you will find her prices reason by the wheels of the tender and one
driver passed directly over his body.
able, Opposite the Imperial Hotel.
O a t O f D e n t i l '* J a w * .
When death seemed very near from
a severe stomach and liver trouble,
that I had suffered with for years,”
writes P Muse, Durham, N C, "D r
King’s New Life Pills saved my life
and gave perfect health.” Best pills
on earth and only 25c at Currin’s drug
store.
Jim Younger, the youngest brother
of the famous outlaws of that name
and a member of the Jessie James
outfit, committed sucide last Sunday
in St Paul, Minn. Despondency over
not being able to marry the girl he
loved is said to be the cause. He was
only pardoned on parole and therefore
was technically still an inmate of the
penitentiary.
SPECIALPRICES
On these goods as we will not
carry a stock of them, order them
special and can oiford to sell them
at a very small profit-
GARMAN & HEMENWAY,
merchandising .
T h e W o rst Form .
titudes are singing the praises
iol, the new discovery which is
g so many sick people well
eakpeople strong by digesting |
they eat, by cleansing and
ng tho stomach and transform-
Prescriptions carefully compounded and we always keep
eir food Into the kind of pure,
qn hand the Purest Drugs.
ed blood that ifiakes you feel
all over. Mrs Cranfill, of Troy,
writes: For a number of years I
roubled with indigestion and
Our line of Books, Stationery. W a ll Paper
psia which grew into the worst
and Notions are not surpassed in Quality
Finally I was induced to use
or Quantity in the city. Prices are right.
and after using four bottles
jntirely cured. I heartily rec-
nd Kodol to all sufferers from
■stion and dyspepsia. Take a
B AJS.N-ER 8 A .L J / £
after meals. It digests what m akru k id n eys and blad d er righ t, i th» most haaima
in th* w o ” 4
it. Benson D rugstore.
THE OLD RELIABLE DRUG STORE
J. P. CURRiN, Proprietor,
Paints, Oils and Varnishes
Foley’s Kidney Cure