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About The Leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1895-1903 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1902)
I LYNX HOLLOW ITEMS. Lorane Hol-Jup- The people of Lorane are not only By peiaucUoual. abreast of the times in the matter of agricultural fairs, carnivals and all other up-to-date matters of progress Sunshine and flowers still con but have ujso begun to experience tinue but a good deal of teaming some of the unpleasant features of has been done in that time as the inetropolitian life. The latest tbiug roads are in fair condition y et Moat o f the people in the Hollow in this line reported is a genuine hold up. A young man by the that have timber are talking piling for next years’ lively hood. name of Chester Jones, who bad We notice Mr Jaa Hunter taking been at Junction on business, came a new plow home a few dajs ago. up on the overland to Comstock He is getting ready to do some Saturday evening where he expected plowing soon. to walk to Lorane. Sunday morning. Some of the boy« attended the This fact he had incautiously made dance on Silk Creek the other night known to a follow in Junction, of uiso one at Lorane ull report a good whom he had purchased an um time. brella and to whom he had oven Mr Sheridan’s are busy hauling moro foolishly exhibited a band full their corn in with the intention of of gold and smaller change in pay seediug the ground to fall wheat. There was church at the school ing for the umbrella. After ho got on the train he noticed the fellow house Sunday. Quite a crowd was present. was also aboard who explained that A nephew of D P Sherdian is he was coming to Cottage Grove. visiting here ami looking for a When near Comstock however the location. He came from Nebraska man was still on board, so becoming Lere. suspicious that he was being fol Mr Dreese spent last week on hiB lowed, Jones concluded to ride on to homestead on Mosby Creek, Anlguff where he took the wagon Ellis Simmons is working on the road afoot for Lorane. He had rock crusher at Silk Creek. proceeded but a few miles when he Born to the wife of R Y Porter, regretted his imprudence in display a ten pound son. Bud is ull smiles ing his money and making known now. his distination for, quickly springing Marion Lebow went to Row river from behind a troe, the foot pad last Sunday. shoved a gun in his face and com Wm Lane has taken the job of manded. “ hands up.” This was to painting the Walker union church. much for young Jones and up A H Lajoie was doing business at tliev went but in doing so he the county seat, Saturday. managed to grasp the fellows gun Geo Huff lost a cow Saturday which was discharged the ball go night by getting her nock broken ing through his hand and thence while ti.d in the barn. through the collar of his coat Mr Dreese also lost a young cow Realizing be wa9 up against it in last week. dead earnest he grappled with his Sherman Renne was around Mon assailant and they fell to the ground day with his butcher wagon guess ami more by good luck than any be has quit the piling and gone to selling beef. rational prowess of his own he managed to get the gun when he Closing out Sale. sprang up and was soon safely Now is the time to get your Wall away at a good distance from his newly made acquaintance. Mr Paper at greatly reduced prices. Jones then proceeded to hit the We are closing out all old stock to high places until be reached Lorane make room for the new and up-to where he had his wound dressed date paterns. At J P C triun ’ s and gave the story of his experience. The young man is said to be of good character and his report of the occurrence and the disheveled con dition of his clothes and other marks of violence are generally be lieved by all who know him and while he never lost his mpney he was ulso perfectly satisfied to get away as easily as he did and says he he hud no desire to attempt to ac complish the foot pad’ s capture. Foot Ball lor Thanksgiving. Manager C W Wallace, of the C M A foot ball team, has perfected arrangements whereby a game of foot ball is assured here on Thanks giving day between the home team aud the Roseburg eleven. This will no doubt be worth seeing as the boys are in to win and Roseburg will have to bring down a much DIVIDE ITEMa stronger team than they had last By Koxey. year. Mrs John Tucker, of Leona, is -¡siting her sister, Mrs Cbas Head rick, this week. Miss Fannie Calvin, of Drain, is teaching a three months term of school at Comstock. Mrs Will Coffin and daughter | Beulah, returned last Sunday from the Greenback mines after a visit if a month with relatives and friends. They enjoyed a pleasant trip. Mr and Mrs Preston, of Eugene, vere visiting their daughter last v eek at Roseburg. Friends will I , lease say grandma and grandpa to them after this. Our Union Sunday school is pro- i rt swing nicely. Let every one come j iiul help interest the children and also the grown people. Miss Cloo Button left Monday for her future borne in Eugene. She has pent the summer visiting relatives' aud friends at the Divide. STOPS PAIN Athens, Tenn., Jan. 27,1901. Ever since the first appearance o f mv menses they ley were very irregular and I suffered with ' rith great pain pain in my * hips, hack, stomach and legs, with terrible bearing down pains in the abdomen. During tho past month I have been taking W ine o f Cardai and Thedford’a Black-Draught, and I passed the month ly period without pain for the first time N annib D a v u . in years. What is III* worth to a woman suffer ing like Nannie Davla suffered? Yet there are woman in thousands ol homes to-day who are bearing those torrIUo menstrual pains in silence. It you are one ol theso wo want to say that this same Earnest Briggs, of tho Greenback mines, is visiting at Hadlevville this j week. He has been gone six years | will bring you permanent relief. Con and can see large improvements sole youratlf with the knowledge that since he left here. 1.009.000 women have been completely W9NEor CARDUI Andrew Lake is visiting bis sister Mrs Walter Briggs, he has just crossed the mountains from Eastern Oregon a horse back. Oregon Wins. The University boys won an ex- c.iiing game of foot ball from the Whitman college team, Wednesday at Kincaid’ s field in Eugene. The ¿core was U of O 6. Whitman 0. cured by Wine of Cardui. These wom en suffered from leucerrhoea. Irregular ntensrs, headache, backache, and bearing down paint. Wine of Cardui will stop all those aches and pair.s lor you. Purchase a $1.00 bottle ot Wins ol Cardui to-day and taka it in tho privacy cl your home. ABOUT PIANOS. Those who kuow the least about a piano are generally tbs ones who have the moss to say, aud the quality ot the piano in their estimat ion depends mostly ou the commis ion they received from the different dealers. I f people would judge piauos a little more by the annual n o ri%k In orderlng from ua, as need to pay a cent If tho bicycle dova not «.a B,,, output of the factory, they would 500 S E C O N D » MANU W HEnì judge nearer right. For instance fatica In trullo by nur Chicago r-faisil or**. » « » 2 ® standard maire*, nmny puod um wmv ........ ’ Aa fu la the Cbickering piano company puts Tire*« •nulpi»»«at,«Hitdiiea,»portin« poorii ofiiikTX.,u ▼ " prie»«, in oiip t*isr tr> « sundry culaio*. A worid of tnL.rB.ntbm '“TUf.- out 5,000 pianos annually. Steinwav A Sons 4,000. Needuam Piano Co .. .. BIPS m odel bicycle. In your spaio Unie yoi: c»,, mît 4 -4 ÌBO a week boslde» b a rin * a » I .c l lo r.d,, 2,500 annually a good showing with VTa rc lilb lo Persoli In cacti town to (llstrlliuto n tticn lj!" »¿change for «b ic y c le . W rltotiK ta r torCreo catalogo« , Df| o u r ¡¡¡¡f in S “* all the high grade instruments, Jacob Doll 7,500. Scbulx 3,500, aud the Trobridge Piano Co not incorporated puts out 800 annually. S H A N A F E L T S P H O T O G R A R H GALLERY The Kimball pianos bave more in f. NOW OPEN dorsements by the leading musicians of the world than any other piano New backgrounds, and accessories, ¡^x manufactured. The above figures •enses and Cameras. Fifteen years « . perience; eight years in Portland. Noth» mg are taken from the piano purchasers but First Class Work. All work fiutante*;. guide, published by the music Call and examine our work our prices are right. trades Co. N. Y. iO D W F M E 'T C te .iS RIBES ISEltTS WmED 5 H »K !§ J. L. IEA 0 CYCLE CÛ., Chiesto, li, m & O p p o s ite M a s o n ic H a ll, W e s t S id e , C o t t a g e Q-rove, Or. We Have Not Got Into The White llouso Yet But we are getting very close to it. The late Vice President Hobart used in his residence a Needham s r e c e iv c piano, and Crvil Dodge secretary for Dinger Herman bought a piano from us. Next week you can see a letter in tny show window which ought to be proof of the above fact. Mr Frank Jordan of this city, purchased from us a fine Cbickering piano. Best in the world. And Mr and Mrs Collins, of Saginaw secured one of our fine Colonial style Need ham, a beauty. I can safely say that there is no better upright piano made than the Needham. We also carry some other high grade pianos, and some as low as $150 on terms to suit. Organs at all prices. From $1C up to $100, Reasonable dis count for cash. Call at our store in Cottage Grove, Get our prices than a piano or organ, and be happy. T K. R ‘^ h t s s x r t y w e lc o m e 1, from everyone who orders the«». They are made-to-order clothes that have no equal— the garment» of San Francisco’s leading tailor, m w ell m ad e— w e ll tailored— they lari and Keep th e ir shape buidtt. Call on Lewis & Veatcb and Insist that it b a tflL P suit j m order — no others a rc as jood, m i his sam ples. ichaudsox T Cottage Grove. .Something Swell and Up-to-Alj kesnw» VITALITY, LOST VIGOR D R E S S MAKING AND MANHOOD WHY GO EAST? Over the sun burned, sage brush Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and wasting diseases, all effects o f sc..' and alkali plains when you may just abuse, or excess and indis as well take a delightful, and cool cretion. A nerve tonic aud blood builder. Brings the ride through the heart of the Rocky Hiver Street, Cottile Gn* pink glow to pale checks ar.d Mountains in view of the grandest restores the fire of youth. T a ilo r-n ia d o Suits a Specialty* | scenery on the American Continent? By mail GOc per box: O boxes A Few Fine Canary Birds for 9*1* This you can do by traveling on tor $ 2 .5 0 ; with a written giiarun. tee to cure o r refund the money- the Rio Grand System, the far famed N ER V ITA M E D IC A L CO . “ Scenic Line of The World.” the ainto« At Jackson Sts., CHIGACO- ILL. only transcontinental line passing through Salt Lake City, Glenwood are the most iatal of al < Springs, Leadville, Colorado Springs and Denver euroute to eastern eases. OUT3 if you try-— — - points. Three daily express trains make Guaraoteil r i close connections with all trains east and west and afford a choice of «nd ours is so strong we or m oney refunded. — % v I 1 V C guarantee a cure or refund five distinct routes of travel. The remedies recognized brj® , 7 ^ 7 money, aud we send you 1 bottle i f you write for it. equipment of theso trains is the best, nent physicians as the besti bllllwOH’S costs 25 cents and will cure Con sumption, Pneumonia, Bronchitis and all including free reclining chair cars, Kidney and Bladder trc°“ Lung Troubles. Will cure a cough or cold in a day, and thus prevent serious results. standard and tourist sleepers, a per PRICE 50c. and » » A It has been doing these things for 50 years. J___ S. C. WRLLN & do., he Roy, V Y. fect dining car service, and also K arl’i Clover Root Te» correcte the Stomach personal conducted excursion cars, T h o u s a n d s S aved B y each in charge of a competant guide, Sent F ree. whose business is to look after the comfort of his guests. No more So sure arc wo that the locating of a I T h is wonderful medicine F pleasant or inexpensive means of few of our Electrict Belts will develop i I tively cures Consumption, ( a into numerous sales of our belts and i crossing the Continent can be found C olds, Bronchitis, Asthmi, I appliances, that we are willing to send than is provided by these excur monia, H ay Fever, Pleurir free to any sufferer from the following ■ Grippe, Hoarseness, Sore 1 sions. diseases : Cold extremeties, Cystocele, I C ro u p and Whooping » For additional details, address, ketnale weakness, Kidney complaint, I Every bottle guaranteed. J D M an s f ie l d , Leiieorrhea. Liver complaint, Paraly' ! I Cure. N o Pay. Price 50c.siij Gen’l Agt. Rio Grande Lines, sis, Lost vitality Nervous debility, Self I T ria l bottle free. 124 Third Street, Portland Ore- abuse, Worn-out woman, Irregular1 menstruation, Impotency, Ilheuma- ! tism. 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